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SHE'S A HUMAN plNcusHToN
Surgery Saves Matteawan Patient
Fond Of Sharp Diet.

Fishkill, N. Y, April 29.-Anna
Bischoff, a sixty year-old patient at
Matteawan, is a human pincushion.
Two months ago she swallowed a
four-inch hatpin. 1t pierced her
stomach. and was removed by an op-
Grafton. Last week she swallowed
six safety pins and two hair pins.
Another operation also proved sue
cessful. and the woman is doing we'll
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
WIN cure Blind. Bleeding and Ttchlnr Piles.
n abscrbs the tumors. allays Itching - once
Acts ~ q poultice, give instant relief-
For sale b. all druggists, mail soc and $50
WILKINS MIG. Co. Pros, oeyeisad. ot;o
Fer sale - hsrolo ". Cole
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1t would bleed and then
It would turn into scabs.
and get very sore. He
was very cross. / got
some ointment; but that
made it worse and made
him crosser. l bought the
Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment and washed baby
with the Cuticura Soap:
then put the Cuticura
Ointment on. / was sur
prised to see him getting
better after a few treat
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4-Sf
.nd-cd Dollars Re
g. Clsarrh that
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SENATE UNsEATs sALANT
George w. Simpson, Democrat
Takes Place of Progressive.

axes Place OF progressive.
Albany, April 29.-By vote of 40
to the Senate tonight accepted the
report of the Committee on Privileg-
es and Elections unseated Henry Sa-
liant, Progressive, as representative
OF the 18th Senate District, New
York City, and seating George w.
Simpson, Democrat Immediately af-
terward- Simpson was sworn in and
took his seat as Senator.
Three Republicans, Senators
Brown, Ormrod and Thompson, voted
against adopting the report. Senator
Stilwell, who was recently exonerat-
ed of charges involving official mis-
conduct, although present, was not
recorded. Senator Coats was ex-
cused from voting. The report
showed Senator Simpson had been
elected by n plurality Salant had
claimed 3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
COLCHESTER.

Heman Croker of Burlington spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs Fay.-Mrs
j. l.. Washburn and three children OF
Ticondcroga, n. Y. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs A. @. IIulburd.- Misses Irene
and Esther pwincll of East Calais visit.
cd Mrs r.. \. Pierce last wcek.-Mrs
Taylor and Miss Jackman of East Calais
have been at Orrin Jackman's.-M
Jessie Austin Boycc of Webster city.
Iowa, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Sarah Nay, has gone to Boston,
where she is to teach the coming year
IN Mrs Farmers school of domestic
scionce.-Mrs. Lyman Hunt spent Tues
day with her mother, Mrs. \. Mcneil.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt expect to leave Fli-
day for Mclndoc Falls-Mrs Hulniz of
Brattlcboro and Miss Cook Of Boston are
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Myrl piercc.-Mr.
md Mrs. Delbcrt AlGor, who have been
in Bristol the past few weeks returned
homo Mondav.-Mrs. =. :. Wright and
daughter, Doris. are at Grand Islc.--Mrs
Hawlcv and son. Newell. are visiting Mr..
md Mrs j. II. Lyon.-Miss Dorothy
Wright visited in Burlington last week.
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WESTFORD.

Hiram F. Jackson is at home after a
stay of several months in California;
The Misses Harvey of Burlington are Wis
Ting Miss Lura Kiddcr.-The Rev Mr..
Petty of Schenectady was the guest of
DR.. Petty last week,-Mr. and Mrs. James
B. 1loag and children returned to Grand
Isle Friday.-Schools in town open Sep
tember s-Roy Orton is moving to town
from Burlington. Mr.. orion will manage
F. b. Smiths farm while the latter is re-
covering from II broken hip.-Horacc T..
II. Ruggles has returned to California. -
Dan Stone and son have been visiting
b. A. Stone. The Messrs Stone gave a
clambake Friday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Tatro have returned from DuX-
bury.-The Ladies' Social Circle gave
a lawn party and social Wednesday after
noon and evening at Edgar Dunlap's. The
regular meeting will he held next week
with Mrs, Edwin Partridge.-The I'm
provement society will give a social in
the town hall on the evening of Septem-
her q
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lumb-a arc visiting
Mrs, LurbTas parents In Richford Fred
IAraway OF Lowell and George Ger-ayy
Of Enosburg Falls were arrested By
Deputy Sheriff Martin and arra.gred be-
fore Justice Of Peace II. Il. Marcy Tues
day. charged with stealing hens from
Ransom Chaplin. who lives on the Notch
road. on Sunday morning August %
They were foind guilty and ancG s,
each and costs-J. ]. Bonnet IL oass-
Ing n vacation In Burlington and
Mrs F. r. Kutchins have returned from
Pasadena, Cal.-tarl Barnard Of West
Lincoln has been spending several DAYS
in town Joseph Lunbra and William
Barnard are visiting in Echmond..-H ].
Tncy. mail carrier from hero 10 East
Berkshire, has sublet the route to JOS
cph Lafrank. who vii! take cha-Ss Sep
tc:nber l. Mr.. Lafrark will carry tho
mail by automobile and transport rass-
engcrs and exp-ess.-The children of
Homer Sheldon, whp have been worry sick.
are better.-Mrs. Emily Duso OF Rlchcord
Is visiting AZ Maryland Dusos-rred Eos
ter was thrown from a horse Sunda.y
night and HAD his shoulder brcken.-Mr
and Mrs. Loren Rockwell Were called to
Sheldon Tuesday by tho death Of Mr.
RockwelPs L,tbcr, Mra. AiiIius Rock
well, who formerly lived here
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs G. c. Adams and daughter. Bertha,
of Essex Junction are spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Authorization Austin of Pittsfield
Is visiting his granddaughter. Mrs. f. w.
Day.-The two children of Mr. and Mrs
+. L. Webster of Swanton have been Ill
with the measles at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster. Tho
Misses Margaret and Hilda Hopkins were
in burlington over Sunday.-Schools will
open Monday. September S.--Principal
and Mrs Cowles returned Wednesday
from North Craftsbury, where they have
been spending his vacation The Rev. M
y. Turner and family are visiting in East
Burke.-G. II. Anderson IS IN Toronto
this week attending meeting OF the
high court os the Independent Order of
Foresters. Mrs Wcay and daughter of
Boston are stopping for Il few weeks at
r. D. BE1lls.-Mrs. Alfred Megnant,
Misses Hattie Wood and Mildred Geno
went Monday to Springfield, Mass, for
Il two weeks vist.--Mr. and Mrs. James
Dudley oe Worcester, Mass, are spend
ing the week with her brother, II. S. Vim
cent.-Mr. and Mrs. II NJ. Cornell and
daughter. Marion, and Mr.. and Mrs. h.
G. HGwley Of Jeffersonvillc visited at c.
W. Powslps and ut +. d. Gallups Tues
day. making the trip IN Mr.. Hawleys
new ant orroNilo
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Is. a. Paul was in Boston a few days
last week.-Mrs.. T. S, Hutchinson has re-
turned from Glens Falls, n. Y, where
she has been for ten days.-Tho Rev and
Mrs. G. j. Peterson and daughter.
Marion, have returned from Watervile,
Que, where they passed n week.-Robert
Bruce and Mr.. Brown OF Gardner. Mass.
are visiting at II. q. Jennes-Dr and
Mrs, E. /. Washburn, who have been
taking an automobile trip to northern
New York, returned home Friday even
ing.-Miss Elizabeth Beattic. one of the
helpers at Bluebird Camp. left Friday
for Round Pond, Me. for a few days
stay before returning TO Quincy,
Mass.-The funeral of Mrs. eliza s.
Bogue who died Thursday morning. at
the homo of r. Demar, was held in
Calvary Church Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock, the Rev. J. c. Stephenson Off
ciatlng. \ quartet composed of the Rev.
j. c. Stephenson, Mrs. j. c. Stephenson.
Mrs. f., T.. Young and ID, Larock sang.
Tho bearers We're two brothers William
and Van Perley, a brother-in-law. j IL.
Shattuck, and "A cousin, NJ p. Perley.
Burial was in Calvary Church cemetery
Among the people from out of town to
attend the funeral of Mrs. +. s Bogue
were Mr., and Mrs j. H. Shattuck of
Worcester, Mass, Nj. and Mrs Van
Perley and Miss Laura Marvin of Rich
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Perley of
Enosburg Fals,-Mrs, Nellie Hart Wood
worth of St. Adams is the guest of Mrs.
ID MOren
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Held on visit-Mrs r. S. Tomlinson and
Miss Lulu Sncolcr are spending a week
In Milton.-Mrs N. H. Goodwin is visit
ing In Burlington, Montpelier, Derby
Line and Lebanon. N. H.-Mlss Florence
Buxton is to enter Mddlcbury College
this fall-Chauncey Chamberlain ana
daughter of Newport have been visiting
relatives in town.-Schools throughout
town open September s, with the follow
ing teachers: High, principal. L. T. Ma
loney; assistant, Mrs Il. T. Maloney:
center, the Misses Helen and Dessa Boil
ger; Jericho, Mrs Perry, Miss Adrien
and Mrs. l.. G. Rice; Lee river, Mrs.
Eva Nealy; East Jericho. Miss Doris
Brown; south, Miss Lynch; Winooski
valley, Miss Clara Atherton of Essex
Junction.
the ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
will serve ice cream at the church par
Tors Saturday evening from $3.50 until
eight o'clock.-Mrs. NJ L. Washburn has
gone to Essex, n. Y, for visit with
rclativos.-Lloyd f. Hulburd is spending
the week in Hyde Park and Morrlsvile.
FRANCIS Mcmahon, Ralph Buxton. Ralph
BrSham' Frank Flynn and Donald Per-
clVal VIII enter the high school at the
Center this fall and George White will
enter tho Undcrhll high school.-Miss
cara Athcrton of Essex Junction, who
mas been successful teacher in Wlnooski
valley for the past two years, has re-
signed. Her successor has not been
chosen.-Mss Urania Willard is at home
trorl Middlebury, where she has been
spending the summer.-Thc ConErega-
uonal Sunday school will have n picnic
Thursday in Frank J.. Pcrcival's grove,
weather permitting. If Thursday is un-
pleasant the picnic will he Irriday-W T..
Buxton and family have returned from
Maletts Bay.-Gcorge Blood has returned
from weeks visit in Waitsneld and
Moretown AT n meeting of the general
committee of the recent celebration in !
town, held at the Center Monday evening, |
1t was found that there was a balance in |
the treasury Of over $500. 1t was decided
to hav" history Of the town published. |
The school in south district Miss
Lynch teacher, will open September .
and not September s, as stated in last
week S pancr
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

son was born tho 18TH to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hart, 2nd.-Mrs. Esther
Murray of Wolcott. who has been Wis
iting In town, has returned home
Miss Helen Bradley of Sprinpdel1
Mass, who has been the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. George Hart, for two weeks
has roturncd.--Mrs Marietta Stafford
of New York city, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Iodcric Emo, has
gone to Rutland to visit her brother,
j. r.. Bryant,-Mr. and Mrs G. w. Buff
nnEton and two children of Mime
apolis, MINI. are visiting Mrs. Buffing-
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Van
Vliet.--NIrs. Burt Teelyca of I.aomin
ster, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Tcclyea.-John Hart, Jr., left
Saturday for saskatchewan. in North
west Canada, where h has employ
ment.-Miss Matte and Miss Kittie
Hart have gone to Brandon to spend
two weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Martin.-Thc funeral of Mrs.
Fred ClodGc, who died Aug. 10 at her
home in ITinesburg. was held Friday
at the Church of our LAZY of Mt. Car
mel, ana the burial was in the Cath
Ole cemetery ncarby.-Miss Lulu
Fletcher and Miss Marjorie Fletcher
have gone to their home in Manches-
ter, n. H., after an extended visit in
the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Homer
Clark.-TIoward Stcarns Of Burlington
has leased his fathers farm and will
take possession September mir and
Mrs. II. O. Van Nliet have returned
from their wedding journey, and are
at their home at the village Mr. and
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

a partial hearing was held Tbu- sdav
morning before Probate Judge O. n
kelton in the matter of the win Of
Frank j. Houghton, who died July q.
The hearing followed one held Friday.
August Is. and was continued until
September 20. John Branch was an
pointed special administrator of the
estate. having been agreed upor by
all parties, The Will was filed Julv 81
and hearing was ordered tc see II
1t would be approved or not. The
lawyers interested in the case are: Ell
mer johnson and n. n. Post for r. H.
Stubs, one of the legatees. of New
YORK; II. Elmer Wheeler for Mary
Sawyer Iloughton of New York. and
c. G. Austin and sons for Mrs. Alfred
Houghton and Miss Emilia +. Hourh-
ton of this city who resided with Mr.
Houghton during the latter part of his
life, and to whom the largest beouosts
were male. The value of the estote
is estimated at 100000, this estimate
being based upon the tax list of the
estate There were at least nine be-
quests to relatives of $4,000 each and
some real estate was disposed of in
this way. There were no public he
quests. one element that entered into
the postponement of the hearing was
the fact that certain requests were
made to the children Francis II. Stubbs
and these children being minors il is
necessary to appoint a guardian for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopewen II. Rudd of
Enosburg Falls announce the marri-
age engagement of their daughter
Linnie Irene, to Samuel Adds Miller of
this city.
Fire broke out in the Holmes bakery
building on South Main street a few
minutes before midnight Sunday. The
blaze started I'm the Darkroom on the
first floor and worked up through tho
partitions to two tenements, one of which
is occupied by Mr. and Mrs, H. +. Wood
and the other by the Misses Macdonald
'The fire was eXtinguished before the
| ulldng was destroyed, The curtains
bedding rugs and clothes of the tenants
were badly damaged by smoke and
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RICHFORD.

Tho Eichford Workingmen's Relief es.
ISOLATION organized October 49, 1907. has
| voted 20 cisband The balance Of $3.50
| in the treasury was divided among the
~ members remaining. Il. Comirga
village treasurer. reports that CT water
rontalc 10 the amount Of s2,l5sl5 due
Iuiy /, all have been paid in extsot
tho small amount Of s5O.N, mad. up most
~ of small Sums due from people who
are absent on vacAtions.-Mr and Mrs
Gilbert Petit and son, Frank, who have
been visiting at the home of f. Fay
Hopkins. returned to their home in Byron
H., Saturday. Nellie Draper has
gone to Pownal and some Massachusetts,
towns-H. p. Burnap of Willston is Wis
itng his mother, Mrs, William smith
Miss Adde NJ. Aver of North Adams.
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs II. G.
AYer.-C. II. Wheclock and dauEhters
the Misses Edna and Susie, of New York
city are passing vacation of five weeks
at the home of his cousin. L. H. Grice,
OF this village. Mr.. Wheelock is CAPTAIN
of the guard in the court Of sessions in
New York clty.-Mrs. r. l.. Harrison Of
Montreal Is visiting her uncle, j. Z. Kel-
ley.-A linen shower in honor of Miss
Orpha Smith, who is soon to be the bride
of Carl o. Colcord Of Boston, was held
Thursday evening at the home Of Miss
KATHERINE Hopkins.-Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Woodward Of Lowell Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs Byron Woodward of oxford. y. H..
and Nelson " oodward Of Los Angeles
Cal, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
D. Woodward. The men are brothers
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louisville.

Mr. and Mrs Harry Reed of New York
were recent visitors at NJ NJ. Ayers
Mrs. Hattie Alger and daughter, Bertha,
who are spending the summer in Colches-
ter, are at their farm for few days
Mrs. Mollie Perkins returned to her home
in Worcester, Mass, Wednesday. Frank
Towne Is moving his family into the
house recently vacated by a. G. Crandall
School opens Tuesday, September 2.
The teachers will be Mrs. Sanborn and
Miss Hazel Bates.-Edward IIidreth of
Burlington. a former resident, has gone to
Chicago for a six weeks vislt.-Miss
Carolyn Williams of Charlotte is visit
ing In town.-Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood ex-
poets to return this week from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she has been for
treatment.-Willam O'Neil has finished
work at the creamery and returned to
g. w. Palmer's mill.-Lucius Flint has
begun his work in Moretown. His family
will remain here for few weeks.
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ENOSBURG.

lHe children Of Mrs. Norman Wool
ward hcld a family gathering Saturday
"t the home Of her daughter Mre Hon~y
kavanaugh. Tho seven sons wore thors
With their sis'"r. ono aon llyos IL Cali
fornia. two in Mossnchusctu, and four in
Franklin county There were two " her
Grcnt-srandc ni.dren among the number
pHeScht.--Mrs. Mcdonald and her niece.
Miss Hattie Hume, Of Montreal are Wis.
ting N :own-The Roy e. Kent If
sterling. Mas, who has been In town en-,
'ev"Tol "eci,s, left Tuesday morning for
burlington and wi!l so to Niddlcbury be-
iore returning home~-Mrs. Hiwyn Yates
ma daughters 81 Montreal. who have been
visiting Mrs s. I. Stevens. left town.
Monday Miss May Wheeler Who has
boon visiting her cousin In town. rotur1i-
cd homo Moidhy.--Alise Flor Chares ip
In NewI'If. ViHung her sister. mrs. JOIN.
lTnna. atd ram!ly. Miss CYraoe Charfoe,
Who has boon ut T. NJ W-,ght's for a
fr-o weeks is AT hto;.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Pratt from Hackensack. \ l.. aud
Miss Lamoureux from Milwaukee,. Wis.
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. y. V Good
sell,-Mrs William Fletcher entertained
the Ever Ready Circle of the King $
Daughters and Hope Circle of TIncshurg
at her home Thursday afternoon-Miss
Grace Iaplin of Saunemin H., is visiting
her cousin. Mrs. f. r. Stoddard.-Mr
henry Harrington was thrown from her
carriag" Friday morning and severely
bruised. but no bones We're broken. The
accident was caused by the shackle iron
breaking.-The funeral of John Mckenzie
was held from St. GATHERINGS Church
Monday morning, with burial in the viii
lage cemetery.-Dr +. r. Stoddard went
to Springfield Tuesday to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Z. Kline.
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. Woodland and daughter of John
son are guests of the formers sistcr
Mrs. c. II. Lucia.--Mr. ana Mrs. George
Conger Of Johnson are visiting at Fred
Traceys-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Flush
nell were called to Starks boro Sunday
to attend the burial OF their sister, Mrs
Lucy Sayles.-The funeral Of Mrs. Fred
Clodgo was held from the Catholic
Church at East Charlotte Friday at
1000 o'clock. Among those present
were Nelson Clodgo and Nelson Clcd-
go. Jr, of keeseville. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Barber of
Glens Falls. n. Y. have been spending
Emery of Montpelier has been the
guest of Mrs. +. b. Dow for q few DAYS.
Mrs. Emery formerly lived here and
will be remembered as Mrs. Russell
Corey.-Prof, H. S. Read and family
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Essex and Notwithstanding
Rev w, A. Davidson of Burlington
preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day morning,-Mrs \. S, Hun has gone
to New York for a week.-AIiss Maid
inc Hinsdale entertained "A party of
girl friends at her home Saturday af-
ternoon.-The fall term of the public
schools will begin Tuesday, September
.. with the following teachers: High
school. Miss Myrtle b. Hin, principal,
Susie G, Holmes, assistant; grammar,
Catherine Cain; intermediate, Margaret
NJ. Mckenzie; primary, Bessie H. Weed ::
No. G, Flora Derby; No 7, Mary A.
Dwire; No. s. Belle j. Cogans; No. O.,
Hazel +. Hartwell; Nos, 10 and II. no.
tice late, The new teachers are Miss
Hill. u graduate of Middlebury Col
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UNDERHILL

Ralph c. Styles and Glenna +. Ben
mott were married at the home of her
mother Mrs. Cora Bennett Wednesday
evening, August 20. The Rev. a. II.
Sturgcss performed the ceremony.
Ralph c. styglcs and Miss Glcnna e.
Bennett were married Wednesday. Aug.
% at the home Of the bride by the Rev.
A. H. Sturgcs. They left Immediately for
a trip through Massachusetts. They will
be at home September I.
Mrs. Ilachott ana Mrs. DR.. Goollin wont
Friday to Montreal for a week.-Mrs..
Julia Batchelder of burlington was n
guest of Miss Hattie Mead Saturday.
Miss Clara StySles and Miss Ada Bcnc-
dict have been spending two days with
Mrs. William Cross.-Bert Fenwick has
finished work on the scotion-CIiftou Lin
coin returned from Topsham Thursday.
Mrs Julia Rice, who has been at Dr.
a. f, Burdick's returned to her home in
New York Saturday Myrtle Wal
lace OF Cambridge has been a guest of
Mrs. Medora SchwicE. The Underhill
boys ball team played the Underhll Cen
ter team on Russell's field Saturday. The
score was to IN favor of the home
team.-Mrs. Cornelius Palmer and son,
Harry, of Proctorsville have been at :.
NJ. Palmers.-M Gladys Reynolds has
finished work at the Custer House.-John
Fenwick has finished work for G.. I. Lin
coin.
George Brooks is working for William
Blaisdell.-Rola Blodgett came home from
st. Adams Monday.-C c. Abbott and
children have returned from South Hero.
Miss Alice Gile has been ill.-Frcd
Palmer of Chicago is visiting his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon NJ. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Story and child
returned to Amherst, Mass, Saturday.
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JERICHO.

The descendants of the Martin Mead
family met in reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Wilbur Saturday
OF Seth Mead's family Mrs. Lucy Prior
was the only one present. OF the Mercy
Jane Mead Morse family there We're
present the following: Sarah f. Hayden
who was So years old Sunday and who is
enjoying good health; her son, c. H.
Hayden, and NJ. Alice Hayden, his Wife
and their children, Olive Nariory, c. Har-
old, Wendell and Esther; Lois Moore
Holmes and Edith Gentry, Ira L. Morse,
son of julius Morse, and his wife, Adclin
Jackson Morse, and their children, Clara
and julius; Lynn Moulton and wife, Mary
Moulton, and their children, Estolle and
Emma; l.. f, Wilbur and Mrs. NJ. j.
Wilbur; Clarence Powell and wife, Nellie
Powell, and daughter Helen; Martin and
Mrs. Ada Powell ana their son, Truman;
Ira G, Morse ana Mrs. Maria Morse; of
the Frcclovc Mead Palmer family, ST.
neon and Mrs. Hattie J.. Palmer and
their son, Fred Palmer, of Chicago. and
Judge G. $ Palmer of Burlington: of the
Melissa Mead Packard family, Seth NJ.
and Melissa Packard, Mrs. Martin Pack
ard and Mrs. Sadie Packard Brown and
~. II. l1lbNI II, AIS. remington ana DINERS.
a bomtful dinner was served by the
ladies and one of the most enjoyable
times possible was participated in by all
present AS to further reunions a special
committee was chosen, consisting of Ira
T. Morse Judge G. $. Palmer Seth NJ
packard, II. carl Mead and w T. Mead
to arrange rs respects time and place
George White who has been at tho
Fanny Allen hospital for a month fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis re-
turned home Saturday. -The Rev and
Mrs. \. W, Wolcott and the Misses Lena
and Ada Wolcott Of West Pittsburgh
have been visiting at Dr. IIulburd's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Story and son,
who have been visiting here and in I'm
derhil, returned Saturday to Amherst
Mass.-John Spcllman, who was seriously
burned by falling into a tub of boiling
water returned Friday from the Fanny
Allen hospital.-Fred Rich of Athol
Mass, has been visiting at Frank h.
Howe s.-News has been received here
o. the birth of a daughter to DIR. and
Mrs. Giles of Montreal. who have been
visitors here several times at the home
of her parents Mr., and Mrs. Amour,
who spend their summers in Jericho
Mr.. and Mrs Henderson Peck and daugh-
ter, Mrs Garlock, of New York have
been visiting at b. II. Day's,-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Beers, who recently sold their
farm to Mr. Rider of Boston, nave pur-
chased of Mi and Mrs w. Brown their
farm in ESSEX. Mr.. and Mrs Brown will
for the present reside with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlllhammer George
Tslnod has gone to Morotown and Waits |