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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-15
WILLIsTCN.

The annual meeting OF tn. Union Aid
society met at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage May I, officers were elected as
follows: President Mrs Lizzie Potter ,
v!cc-pres!dent. Mrs. Frank Forbes, sec
rotary and treasurer Miss Flora Clark
social committee, Mrs. Rose James, Alice
Talcott ana Sylvia Warren. 1t WAS voted
to Nelp on a May day festival in the
near future, proceeds TO go to the town
libThry.-Master Lucius Weatherell from
burlington is the guest of his aunt Mrs.
Eta Caswell.-M-. and Mrs. Gordon
OBricn Of Burlington spent Sunday here.
--H-s. Davis who has been the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Putnam returned
TO ESSEX Monday.-Miss Adelaide Morrill,
was In town Sunday Sidney Tilley at
tended tho G. a. II. Post in Hinesburg
Satarday--W. II. Motcaif OF Essex juno
!ton was IN town Tuesday
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HINES2URG.

\ pletty wedding was held at the home
of MI. ana Mrs. Frank y. Patrick Wed
neaNuy, May T. Wien their oldest d9ugh-
Tor, Vera NGy, was married 20 EarrJ
f.aEElin Bliss of Detroit. Mich The Rev.
n ~ IN OBLIGATED. THO floral dccora :ions
we.e hcnutiful. Tho couple took tbs one
O'clock tran at Eichmond for Montpelier,
from ,ghich pace they Hill go to De;rop
by way os !,iugdra Fnlls-B!al J, Boyn-
tou mas got oat an apple orchard and 4
lot II small fruit, as has also john Bird
ana NJ -. FiEue-. Gay baldwin, whd
owns tho old Amos Leonard tm:m, has
set oct about six acres of apple treea.-
The annual meeting of the Woman 9
Home Missionary AuXiliary WIS held !n
tie vcstIy tuesday, May 6. Refresh
mants we've scr5eS.--Miss Ellen Claire
Hull has zone 20 Washington, u. c.. FOR
some weeks
Pretty wedding took place Wednos-
day. May T. at the home OF MI. and
M-s. Frank Patiick. HinesburG, whore
their dnughter. Vera Mae. was united In
marriage 20 Harry Franklin Bliss of De-
hoit, Mich. The Rev. Mr. Richard over
of the local Congregational Church per-
formed the ceremony. Tho room in which
decorated with apple blossoms, narc!asus
and hyacinths. The bride was dressed in
white vclie over silk and carried a show
or boquet OF narcssus, wl.ilc the brides
maid, Miss Ruth Patrick, sister of the
bride, carried a boquct of apple bios
soma Charles Patrick, brother OF the
bride, was best man. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
Mr., and Mrs Bliss left on the noon train
for North Montpelier to visit Mr.. Bliss
sister, Mrs, Harry Martin, after which
they will leave for Detroit. the trip being
made by way of Niagara Falls and by
boat from Buffalo to Detroit. Here they
will make their future home, where Mr.
Bliss has a position with the Hudson
Motor Car company, Those out of town
to attend the wedding were Charles Pat
rick of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. George
Nolton of North Montpelier, Mrs. T.. r.
Conrad of IIardwick and Miss Mary
SoauldinS of Huntington,-Mr, and Mrs
sidney Bushnell have returned from a
WISH OF four months with their sons In
TomsonYille. Conn.-M. J. Finney will att
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FAIRFIELD.

A fair will be held at the town hall
Friday and Saturday evenings, May 80
and 81, under the auspices of the L. S.
class, better known as the intermediate
class, of the Congregational Sunday
school.-A May ball will be held at the
Hotel hall Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Cemetery association
II. ]. Merrill of Wi!iston was in town
Monday.-Bradley Paradee, who was in
jured in an automobile accident is able
to be out.-Mrs. ]. Patton of Alburg is
visiting her son. DR.. ]. r. Patton.-Miss
Florence McGinn of St. Adams spent
Sunday at her home here.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev r. u. Croaey was called to
Alburg 20 oftcate at the funeral Tuoc
day of a former par!shioner-Mrs. Allen
Draper OF North Sheldon visited at the
home OF her sor, r. =. Draper, the past
weok.-Mr and Mrs. NJ Peterson left
Wednesday for several weeks in Michi-
gan. Minnesota and Iowa. The ladies'
Aid soc ETY. will meet with Mrs. II. II.
Chaffee Wednesday, May a, for supper.
Miss Miranda Ewins of Richford Is Wis
Ting her aunt, Mrs. =. r. Capron The
condition OF l.. VI stowe. wko>has been
III for some time is improving
II. r Corliss went to st. Adams Sat
urlay 70 consul. Dr. Davidson
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Harold and Lucllan Lyman of Nashua,
\. H., are visiting in town.--Miss Mary
Montgomery is confined to the house by
illness.-Joseph Doom. aged &c years, died
at his home Sunday morning after an
Illness of five days. lie liz survived by
n wife and five children, the eldest being
IA years old and the youngest but II
months. The funeral was held at the
Catholic Church Tuesday morning and
was largely attended. Elmer Monard
and son, Arthur, have gone to White
hall y. Y, for the summer.-Ernest
Naylor is at home from Rouses Point
for a few days.-Mrs. Lena Severance Is
making extensive repairs on her house.
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MILTON.

Hiss Laura Quinn is at home from Bos-
ton whore she has been for several
months.-Mr ana Mrs. Xcb Wayne visited
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Allen, SUNDAY
at the Fanny Allen hospital-pr G. l..
Sanderson. Or. J.. G. lIolcomh Manly
Clifford and others were called to st. AL
bans to testify in the Wells case Monday.
Jerry Brunei has charge of a creamery
in Wlliston and will move his family
there eoon.-Thc young ladies will repeat
their play, "Anitas Trial at the opera
house ON Friday evening.
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RICHMOND

Miss 1elle Goodrich. VINO was operated
On at the Fanny Allen hospital several
weeks ago, died there Saturday evening.
she leaves one brother, c. S. Goodrich,
of this place, and one sister, Mrs. w. l..
Heath. Of Parker, Colo. The funeral was
held from the home of her brother,
Clarence Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock.-The funeral of Mrs Fred Whit
comb, who died Sunday morning after
a lingering illness, was held from
her late home Tuesday afternoon at one
O'Clock. Friendship Chapter of Eastern
Star of which the deceased was me n
Der, attended In a body.-Mrs. Lizzie
Van Matre is visiting her daughter, Lii
liam, at the home of Mrs. l. II. Good
Win-Mrs. NJ. ID. Dimick returned Sat
urday from the Fanny Allen hospital
where she was operated on for appendi-
ritis.-The senior class of the high school
gave a dance In X. p. hall Friday even
iur Romeos orchestra of Burlington
furnished music--Nlrs. Robert Holmes Of
Charlotte is visiting at the home Of Dr,
and Mrs. j. j. Ross The second com
mttce meeting for the celebrating of
old Home week was held in the town
lett is confined to the house by severe
attack Of rheumatism.-M and Mrs e
/ J.. Freeman We're guests Of their 1aIEh
/ ter, Mrs. Gay Rcchcleau. In Burlington
over Sunday.-Eoal Chariand is seriously
IL with pneumonia.-Mi Lewis os Wa
lcrlOo, Conn, is the guest Of her brother,
( = l. Lewis.
The funeral Of Mrs. Fred Whitcomb.
who diGd Sunday morning after q long
afternoon at one o'clock. the Rev.
Charles Waite officiating. The bear
ers were e. ". and f.. l.. Freeman. Il,
T. Jacobs and ]. c. Hodges. Friend
SHIP Chapter, Eastern star, of which
the deceased was member, attended
in hudv-Th. funeral of Miss Belle
Gcodii"h, who died at the Fanny AL
len hospital Sunday morning. was held
ut 'he home Of her brother, Clarence
Goodrich. The Row. Frances I\imbai
|'l A!s,cad n. H, "A former pastor, Of
hcia'ing, The bearers were Morton
Clifford and blossom Goodrich. cousins
of the deceased. and william Whit
comb Of Essex Burial was In the
family lot IN Riverside cemetery
Noah Charland died Monday afternoon
afte" short Illness with pneumonia
The funeral win be held from the
church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
TINS morn ng.-Ihe Womans Mis-
sionary society of the Congregational
Church observed the 25th anniversary
Of Vermont Union at the church Sun
day evening.
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Aver served as juryman at county court
for several weeks. The health of Mr..
Aver is much improved.-A daughter was
born 20 MIR. and Mrs. f. G. Wheeler May
e-Mr and Mrs. A. II. King of Montreal
visited here the first Of this week.-Mrs..
CYNTHIA Manuel has gone to Boston for
n v,s,t.-The net receipts OF the food
sale given by the women of the Baptist
Church Saturday afternoon were nearly
sl3-Frank A. Manuel is moving his
large poultry plant from Center street
10 the Lester Lahue farm near the road
leading to berkshire and on the north
side Of the river just below this village.
This will give room for the development
OF the production OF eggs and dressed
poultry. Mr. Manuel has probably the
largest plant Of Its Kind in this county,
the number Of hens and chickens running
into the thousands.
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tend the G. A. r. reunion at Gettysburg.
Seth, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ,.
Rend, is recovering from an Illness with
bronchial pneumonia.-Mr Charles
Wright of Burlington has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. S. Read.-Miss
Florence Allen is recovering from an OPP
Grafton Mt the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Grace Barker, who has been at her
home two months, returned to her posi-
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital Satur-
day.-Th2 little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Lyman, who has been seriously Ill. is bet
ter-William Cuhit has opened n wnccr-
wright shop in the old Degree and Martin
building
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EAST CIIIARLOITE.

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pentcr oldest oH"Su''' ~ t,,,'a,I
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living with Mrs. N. II. Goodwin for sew
eral years, has gone to live with her son,
d. e. Rood Mrs. Calista Stevens has re
turned to Burlington after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jed T. Narney.-Mrs
Burrows, who has been visiting at Mr.
and Mrs. John Schillhammer's has re-
turned to her home in Burlington.-Mrs
c. s. Palmer is staying at f. s. Tom
linsons while Judge Palmer is in South
Dakota
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JERICHO.

Miss Edith b. Derby has been in john
son several days visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. c. Derby. She WAS accompan-
led by Miss Carlotto Stafford. Abby Bux-
ION OF Burlington will work for his uncle.
W. K. Curtis, this summer.--J. Henry
Mattress of Hardwick is visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. c. t. Percival's .-Mrs Bert
Como has returned from Preston. y. Y,
whore she was called by the illness and
death of her uncle, Mr. Saxton. &C. n.
Varney is ill.-Arthur Mclaughlin has
returned to Burlington after spending a
short time in town.-Mrs. Hanley of
Essex Is guest OF her sister, Mrs. Nc
i.ane.-Mrs. NJ l., Washburn has come
to remain through the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Day.-Mrs. c. l.. Bell
has returned from Standish, Mich, and
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II
u, Bates. Rood, who has been
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ENOSBURG.

The Women's society of the Congrega-
tional Church held its annual meeting
with Mrs Warren Perley Tuesday. Tea
was served.-Miss L. j. Wright. who
broke her leg three months ago, died
Monday morning.-Several severe frosts
have been felt here and it Is fear
ed that fruit and vegetation have suffer
ed as the very warm weather has caused
leaf and bud to expand prematurely.-
Miss Ruth McFeeters of Sheldon June
ton and Miss Mary Stratton of Enosburs
Falls have been passing several days with
Mrs r H MAYNARD
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Ella Coffin has gone to St, AL
bans for an indefinite stay.-Mrs NJ. j.,
Odds, who has been with her daughter
Mrs. Bert Stearns, in Minnesota and
other relatives in the West since August.
has returned home.-Mrs. william Sam
son has returned from St. Albans-Hugh
A. Sherlock passed Sunday at his home
in South Royalton.-Miss Abbie Wad-
leigh of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mss
Grace Wadleigh of this place left Fri
day for Montreal, where they sailed Sun
day for Plymouth, Eng. They will pass
most of the summer in France.-Mrs.
Fred Carpenter of Enosburg Falls is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.
Smith.-Mrs. d. Moren and Paul j.
Moren, who have been passing the win
ter in Florida. have returned home
The Ladies' Aid society held Its monthly
meeting in the Congregational Church
parlors Tuesday afternoon,
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BAKERSFIELD.

The q. A. ball team went to st. Adams
Saturday. where return game was
played, score, 10 to -, in favor of Brig
ham Academy William Morris, the cid
est son Of MI and Mrs Antoine Morris
died wednesday May l. after a short Ill
ness with pneumonia. The funeral was
held Friday at st. ueorgo's Catholic
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week from a badly infected hand
The several recent hard frosts have hurt
clover and small fruits, especially the
strawberries that were uncovered early
and were in full boom.-Mrs. FL
Holmes, who has been an invalid
for several years, is in poor health.
Miss Florence Hubbard and brother,
Clark c. Hubbard, have returned from
Florida, where they passed the winter.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

L. ". LOukcs. who has been i'll with
rheumatism for several weeks, has gone
to Mt. Clemens. Mich for treatment-S
w. Russell is making extensive repairs
on his dwelling house.--Mrs Naomi
Cray IS quite Iii with rheumatism. Mr.
and Mrs Dow Butler and James Butler
OF Burlington, who have been IN town
several days, have returned to their
homc.-Mrs. L. A. Bates has returned
from week in Burlington and Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Austin, who have been
spending tho winter in St. Adams, have
returned and opened their home on Lam
kins street-IIobart Martin of Enosburg
Falls was in town Saturday installing a
New England telephone In the residence
of c. G Austin,-J. Harvey returned
Sa turday from Farm, . i. O., where he
has been visiting for Week.-Miss Mary
belle McFeeters. Miss Gladys Steele and
Miss Mary Moren visited friends in Fair
field over Sunday.-M. II. Hedding has
gone TO Malone, n. Y, for a week.-At
the annual parish meeting of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church held Monday; the fol.
lowing vestrymen were elected: O. II.
Rixford Don II. Burdick, J. r. Harvey
and O. a. RiXford. senior warden, o. IL.
Rixford; junior warden, ID. II. Burdlck:
secretary, O. A. RiXford treasurer. ID. w.
O. II. Rxford; alternate, o. A. Rixford. 49,
]. A. Dussault is making repairs on and
painting his store.
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sWANTON CENTER.

Miss Elsie Callan Of the Jackson dis
trict. who recently underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Sherwood SAN
itarium, has been brought home much
improved. william A. Royce was taken
Friday to the St. Adams hospital, where
an operation for appendicitis was imme-
diately performed. 1t is reported that the
young man is doing as we'll as can be
expeeted,-Mr, Lent of upper Canada is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. l.. ID. Roberts.
Leslie Roberts, better known as Jim
Roberts. has been suffering the past
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TOWNSVILLE.

Or tadd, inspector of the Stat" hoard
OF health was in town Tuesday to in
'estigate the suspicious scarlet fever
cases. School was closed until next week
IL there are no more cases Orders were
giveE to fumigatc the schcolroom.-Miss
Stebbins Is visiting her niece, Mrs =. II.
Chossmorr. The Lend a-hand meets
with Mrs. Coughln Thursday Mr.. KIM
ball of Ferrisburg was in town Monday.
Mrs ]. B Atkins has been III.
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BEAVER.

Fred Thompson has moved back from
Silver Lake.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w Craft
were in Burlington Saturday to attend
the funeral of their uncle, s. L. Cas-
well.-Mr. and Mrs. McNall and children
visited in Johnson Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. O. King were in East Georgia Sum
day.-Thomas Laughlin has gone to Bur
lington, and II he finds work will re-
main for a while.
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ter, MIS-. g. Is. fsham, over Sunday-
Mir. ana Mrs ". ". Aldrich visited their
aunt, Mrs Levanway, in Milton sunday
Several from this town attended the In-
moral OF s T.. Caswell In Darlington sat
urdGy.-Georgo KENNEDY is at Essex
Junction, where he has cmpioymoht' MIS-
Kennedy Is at her slstcre. Mrs. Robert
Redmond, IN W!iiistOn,
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GEORGIA.

There will be a grange meeting on Fri
day evening At this meeting number
of applications for membership will he
voted upon.-Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg has been
i'll for a number of days.-Mrs. ]. h.
Curtis remains in critical condition -
Or. w. II. Wrights mother has been
spending some days at his home.-Miss
Ellabele Cowles has been the guest of
Miss Marguerite Bliss.-The many friends
of the Rev. and Mrs, c. w. Clark are
glad to welcome them back to the town.
He preached at the Congregational
Church ON Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Spaulding May 7-Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Boozan were in WinoosM Tues
day to visit their sister, Miss Annie
Boozan, who is at the hospital there re-
covering from an operation w. S. Shep-
ardson and A. II. Hooper We're in Bur
lington Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Powell Of Jeffersonville spent Sunday in
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

George W Sabre has sold two hundred
and sixty acres of his farm near the rail.
road station to Useb Prairie, who moved
on to the place about a month ago. Mr..
Sabre retains about fifty acres fronting
on the main street
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WEST MILTON.

The creamery opened Monday. Mr.
Tracey Is the buttcrmakcr.-Joey Sweeney
Is recovering from the measles-Mrs
Avcrr Phelps and little son have return
ed from Georgia, whore they have spent
some timo.-Mrs Amos I'm and daugh-
ter Mrs Edward Bombard, visited in
Essex Junction saturday at VI. w.
Cr,7f.b'c
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r. Wright spent the weekend with her
son, Dr. w. H. Wright, in Georgia.
Mrs. c. s. Warner of st. Adams is
guest Of her daughter, Miss r. j. Gates.
Miss Dorothea Pattee have been visit
ing In East Fairfield.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

II was a loosely played game ON ath-
letic field Saturday between Bellows Fret
Academy and the high school team. Inc
visitors took what honors there were by a
score of II to S.-Frank Depaue of Fair
fax is visiting his brother, l.. A. Depate.
Mr.. Depatie is slowly improving from the
attack of acute indigestion he SUFFERED q
few weeks aGo.-An automobile party
consisting of l.. a. Vincent, l.. II. Pomeroy'
W. II. Yaw and ID. A. Benot went to East
Fairfield Friday evening to Foresters
meeting. Twenty-Five candidates were
given the degree of the order, thirteen De-
ing ladies-J. e. Towle, county highway
supervisor, and " A. Irish have visited
nearly every town in the county the past
week and in several of them have staked
ont work to be done.-An enjoyable time
was had at the May dance In Foresters
hall Friday evening, under the auspices OF
the Rebekahs
The village schools will be closed Fri
day. The teachers will attend the county
teachers meeting in St. Adams that day
A meeting of school directors and COM
n1ittces of the county was held IN ST.
Adams Wednesday.-Byron Woodward Is
in attendance upon county court this
week being one of the specially drawn
iurors-H H. Best has been passing a
few DAYS in town.--Mrs. Olin Merrill ana
two daughters, Misses Annie and Helen
were in Burlington Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Kendall was recent visitor
IN Worthwhile and at the home of her
son. Clyde, in Elmore-C. H. Andrews
went to Woodsville. N. H. Tuesday
where be expects to do some work decor
ating.-Ciayton Burt has contracted with
Lewis Goodhue OF Berkshire and Mr.
Goodhue has begun the job OF moving
the school house tenement on South
Main street which Mr.. Burt recently
purchased. 1t will be moved back from
the street and put in shape to be &C.
cupied by Mr.. Burt's family.-Dr. Z. e.
Abel has been having some cement work
done about his residence on Main street.
"A temperature Of % degrees Monday
morning did much damage to tender veg
citation Mr.. Mears lost many early
plants in his hot beds. Spicer & Stevens
Brothers berries will be almost a total
loss. In fact all small fruits will be very
scarce in this section.-Dr. and Mrs. A
r. Bell have returned from a 10 days
visit in Boston, where their daughter
Miss Bessie Bell, was graduated last
week from the Emerson school OF ora
tory.-Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Armstrong
and daughter, Mrs ]. b. Crochier. Mr.
and Mrs F. A. Gleed and the Rev. f. ID.
Miller are attending the grand lodge OF
l. o. o. F.. in Burlington this week.
/ Mrs. Crochier is the delegate from Har-
mony Rebekah Lodge and Mr.. Miller Is
chaplain of the grand lodge.-F. w, wal
lace, Superintendent q. H. Whitcomb
and T. w. Perley, town school direc-
tors. attended the county school direc-
tors meeting in ST. Adams Wednesday.
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FRANKLIN.

p. c. Dillon of Grand Forks, S. D.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Maloney OF
North Troy are visiting In town-B, b,
Woodward is III with q fever.-Mrs o.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs William Howard of Cam
bridge were over-Sunday visitors in this
place.-W. c. Blake is at Camp Boneka
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Shangraw of Mont
gomery have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rushford Clyde Tracy of Brat
tleboro is visiting in this place.
Mrs Harold Willard and infant daugh-
ter Of Bronze, Que, are. at her parents
Mr.. and Mrs William Daniel.-The cot
tage prayer meeting will be held at
Henry Messiers Friday evening.
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/. ALCA

The seventh annual meeting Of the
Franklin County Teachers association
will be held in this city Friday, May l6
The presidents address will be given by
supt. +. W. Wallace of Enosburg Falls
and will he followed by a paper on
Moral Training in the Schools by Prin
John Il. Colburn of Fairfax. An address
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MONTGOMERY

Elmer Williams and Lena Pudvah)
Bolt were married at the home of the
bride on Saturday by the Rev, j, T Bax.
endale,
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