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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-10
a LEAGUE MEETING.

Members OF St PauTs Lutheran
League met last evening in the school
hall at the corner of Sibley street and
oakley avenue. 1t was the evening
for the regular meeting. but on ac-
count of the amount of business to be
transacted. the program was omitted
Arrang ements were made for the next
business meeting to be held in two
weeks, on the evening of July %. Sew
eral matters of interest were discussed
and IL is desired that the meeting is
largely attended
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refreshments were served. The next
meeting of the members will occur in
two weeks, on Wednesday evening,
July %.
Saturday evening the members of
the Dorcas Lodge of Rebeckahs will
meet in the /. o. o. +. Hall, in State
street, for their regular weekly meet
ing a class of candidates will be mi
ated during the evening.
The members of Hammond Temple,
No. 73, Pythian Sisters, will meet in
the K. of p. Hall, in South Holman
street Friday evening, for their regu-
lar semi monthly meeting A feature
OF the meeting will be the installation
of officers.
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At CAMP EBERHART

Robert Mclean. physical director of
the Y. NJ. C "A, left this morning for
Camp Eberhart. twelve miles south of
Niles. Mich. The purpose of his trip is
TO arrange for the ten boys of the
Gary Y. NJ. c. A. here who will go to
Camp Eberhart for a ten days outing
on July is. All the Y. NJ A boys in
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and spent a very enjoyable day. A
number of members brought their
needlework and spent the afternoon
socially while the children played
games An elaborate picnic dinner was
served between IL and l o'clock The
meetings of the society will continue
during the summer. the next one to
take place In two weeks, on Wednes-
day, July %. The hostesses for the
afternoon will be named later.
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Days News In Gary
HoNEYMooNERs HOME.

Assistant City Attorney and Mrs.
Oliver Starr are home from their
honeymoon, which was spent in Wis
consin. Mrs. Starr was a June bride
her maiden names being Miss Helen
Snyder.
City Comptroller e. N White and
bride have returned from Virginia
where they went on their wedding trip.
Miss Helen Robins was Mrs. Whites
maiden name. She, too. was June
bride.
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THE CHAUTAUQUA.

Much interest is being taken in the
forthcoming Chautauqua to be held for
the benefit of the Gary Associated Char
tiles, July % TO %. ex-governor Folk,
of Missouri. Ex-Congressman j. Adam
Bede of Minnesota. Ex-mayor Seidel. OF
Milwaukee. and many other people of
note win take part in the program.
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LIVING IN HOBART.

Chester Say. who was recently mar
ried in wisconsin, now residing in Ho-
bert where he lived before the death of
his first wife. Mr.. Say will be employed
in Gary
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. John Henderson, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Slick of
Fillmore street, has returned to her
home a South Bend
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GRANTED A LICENSE.

marriage license was granted Miss
Emma Linneman and Joseph Hayes in
Chicago yesterday afternoon. Both are
Hammond young people and have
many friends here who will be very
much interested in news of their mar
riage. They will receive the best
wishes of their many friends.
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VACATION TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul lille and family
are touring the great lakes and Can
ada Mr. Ihle and family will stay on
a three weeks vacation trip.
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Indiana are in camp there now. The
Y. NJ c. A business men and seniors
are planning TO go later on. The EN-
erson high school boys are planning to
go the Gath of August for a two CD
weeks stay atthe camp.
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At MILWAUKEE.

Miss Anna Weber and mother, Mrs.
]. B. Bruner, AIS Harrison street. are
enjoying weeks visit with Milwaukee
friends.
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CALLED TO JOLIET.

Mrs. H. C. Frances. SOS Tyler street,
was called to Joliet yesterday after
noon on account of the serious illness
of her aged father, Mrs. J. p. Mcclellan.
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PICNIC IN HARRISON PARK.

The annual picnic of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Methodist Church
was held yesterday afternoon at Har
rison Park. About forty members of
the society and their families attended
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VACATION TRIP.

Jack Gilroy. athletic coach at the
Emerson school. left today noon for
Palm Beach. Mass, where he Will
spend the summer.
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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. Charles Kasson, at her home in
of webb street, will entertain a COM
pany of guests Friday afternoon I'm
compliment 10 Mrs. Josephine Pepper
dine. of Omaha. who IL here visit.
The members of the w. g. r. 4. Will
meet Friday afternoon Mt the home of
Mrs. aiibert. In f50th street II Will
he the regular semi m onthiy meeting
and following the business session "a
short program will he given.
The monthly social meeting OF the
Ncrthsid~ L~di~-' Club will he held
Friday afternoon nj the home of Mrs.
@. w. HIN, IL. Holman street.
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Cook with Gas. save money Sad time,
and Danish dirt.--No- Ind. Gas & Elec-
Co.
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lodge Assemblies

Thre will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Court of Honor Friday
evening of this week in Weis Hall, in
State street.
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Last evening the Lady Vikings met
in the l. o. F. Hal, in East State
street, for their regular semi-monthly
meeting. After the business meeting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20

moderator, J. w. Lavlgne; town clerk,
u q. AIard; selectman for three years.
d. H. Wolcott; town treasurer, G, G.
Aiiard; overseer Of the moor. f. G..
Duprat; constable. Bert st. Amour: coli
iector OF taxes. II. F. Wolcott; llster for
three years, II. Il. Thompson: auditors
- r. Strapp, Joseph Cauchon and
George T. Graves; trustee of nubIic
moneys, G. 6. Allard. town grand Juror
ID. r. OSullivan; town agent. Josenh W
Lavigne; school director for three voar,
Peter b. Cross; road commissioner for
three years, Nelson Cross
The republican caucus was held in ,ho
same hall in the evening, It being called
by II. A. Bailey, who was made chairman
and r. f. Bigwood secretary. The follow.
ing candidates were nominated: Modere-
tor II. A. Bailey; town clerk. c. G. Allard
selectman for three years, J. u. Thomp-
son: town treasurer, G. G. Allard: over
seer OF poor, T.. G. Duprat: constable,
George H. Horton; collector Of taxes, II.
F. Wolcott lister for three years, Il. f..
Severance; auditors. w II. Munson, c.
Fl. Shipman and George IT. Graves;
trustee Of public moneys, c. G. Allard
town grand juror. ", #. Wolcott; town
agent. II. A. Bailey; school director for
three years, r. +. Gale road commits
sioner for three wears j. f. Cameron
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ESSEX CENTER.

At the next meeting of Essex Center
Grange the program will be as follows:
Music, roll call, words of Lincoln; current
events, Miss Pratt. selection, Mrs Anterior;
paper. Value of an Attractive Homo IN
Forming Character of the Young Mrs.
G. Roberts; music, ladies quartet odd
Jobs for a stormy Day" c. o. Harvey,
debate. Resolved, That tho Average
Worker in Trades and Professions En-
counters More Disbursements than the
Average Farmer" affirmative, Fred
Godette, c. S. Anterior; negative, G. V.
Roberts, c. w. Rice; music, The Yankee
Doodle Kitchen six members recita-
ton. Mrs Smith
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Miss Mildred Partch Friday afternoon.
Plans are being made TO build an addi-
ton to the CONGREGATIONAL vestry to con-
tain dining parlors and kitchep.-Dr. Cole
man. district superintendent preached in
the Methodist Church Sunday.-F. b. Dow
who was operated ON by DR., A. l.. Larner
in New York city Friday for adenoids
returned home SuudaN.-Farmers ara
having great difficulty in moving wood.
hay and logs for want of snow, and very
little ice has been secured
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
TOWNSVILLE.

The death OF Frank Il. Gillett occurred
Friday from pneumonia. He leaves a
wife. Two children died, a son ABOUT %
years ago and e daughter in August 1906.
Mr.. Gillett was n lifelong resident OF
Richmond. lie had held nearly all the
town offices. He represented the town In
the Legislature OF 1910. He was promi-
nent In the ] O. O. F., having served some
time as noble grand. He was active in
the Cnversalist Church. The Rev.
Frances Kimball, former pastor, who
is now located in New Hampshire. came
to conduct the funeral service Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock. Mr. Gillett was
for many years in the general merchand-
Use and feed business. For the past few
years he had given his attention to the
feed business. MIR. Gillett was manager
Of the Western Telephone and Telegraph
company.
The funeral of Frank +. Gllett was
largely attended at his home Monday
afternoon The Rev. Frances I<imball Of
Alstead, y. H.. OBLIGATED, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Fortier, president of the execu-
tive board of the Universalst society. Tho
odd Fellows had a part IN the service.
People were present from all the sns-
rounding towns. There was a profuslon
of flowers. The hearers were j. r. At
kins. W. a. Church, NJ. F.. Leary and
three brothers of the fraternal order, N.
C. KENYON NJ. D. Dimick and Edward
BRADLEY Interment was in River View
ccmetery.--Miss Florence Colby, who WINS
called here by the death of her cousin,
i. b. Gillett, has returned to Burlington.
Marion Preston has the measles.-Mis5
Florence Olmstead has been suffering
with the grip.-Mrs Ford who lives JUS
over the line in Bolton. Is seriously ILL.,
a. u. Crandall returned from Leo
minister. Mass. Monday morning, called
here by the death of Mr. Gillett.-MlAs
Hattie Curtis of Burlington is visiting
at NJ. NJ Ayers. Miss Sophia Williams
went TO her home in Charlotte Friday,
returning Sunday night.-Mrs F. b.
Whalen, who underwent an operation Sat-
urday, is doing well.-Miss Irene Whalen
Of Burlington Ia Mt home
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. +. f. Foote is in Montpelier
caring for her son. Winfield, who is
i'll with the measles.-Mrs. Alfred
Payne went to Charlotte Monday to
attend the funeral of her grandfather
the late George Foote.-Mrs. George
Barber. the oldest resident of town,
nearly 90 years of age. diel Monday
at her home in West Cornwall of
heart failure following an Illness of
several weeks with the grip and pncu-
monia. Beside an aged husband, she
leaves one daughter, Mrs Emma Vail
Of WeNbridge. and two sons, Milo
Randall of Bridport and Frank Of this
town Tho funeral will be held at her
home Thursday at 100 p. m. The
rev. Samuel Rose, pastor of the Con-
grceaional Church, will officiate-A
T. Lane of Ottawa. can. is a guest of
his brother. 9. H. Lane.-Mrs. Emma
Harvey Gale. wife of the late Samuel
Gale died suddenly Monday of heart
trouble, at the age OF 80 years. She
leaves two daughters Mrs Charles
Gray of Michigan. an Mrs Alice Egg
gleston of this town: ana four sons.
Charles of Brandon, Ira OF Salisbury,
and Clarence ANA Robert of this town.
The funeral will be held at her late
home Thursday morning at II o'clock
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j Bombard OF Milton
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3. f.
Severance. MIR. and Mrs. A. $. Morgan
attended Pomona grange at Jericho Tues
day-Mrs. Ina Densnore who has been
visiting In town, returned to Barre Mon
Gay.-Dr, Kenyon fell on the ice Sunday
and injured his left arm.-Mark Kenyon
Of Westford IL In town. The Ladies' Aid
VIII hold n sheet and pilowcase social
at the home Of tho Row Mr. Twss We'd
nesday evening, February 26. Ladies are
requested TO bring lunch for two.A do
nation visit for the Row. W. w Smith
viii be held at the congregational par
sonage Friday evening. February s.
Walter Munson. who has been i'll twr
weeks is slowly improving. Chester
Button and family have moved in with
Mrs Josiah Carey.-The annual cream
cry meeting will be held Monday.-Thp
next regular grange meeting will he held
February 2l The program will consist Of
music, orchestra; reading Jesse White;
piano solo, Mildred Munson: talk on
Soils 4. l., Carpenter of Essex Junction;
Duet. Mr.. and Mrs Densmore; reading
Ada Morrow; five minute talk, why /
Joined the Grange" Miss Flynn; music,
orchestra
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Peter Greenough. aged 62 years. died of
pneumonia Thursday afternoon at his
home on Colchester roal Besides his
wife, Mr. Greenough leaves five sons and
and four daughters, Fred, Peter, Joseph
Louis Eugene, Mrs Charles Burnell
Laura. Eva and Gladys, two brothers,
Edward of Colchester and Louis of this
place, and one sister Mrs Moses c.
Fisher also Of this place
There is no scarcity Of ice here. The ice
dealers and owners of cold storage plants
are busily engaged in filing their ice
houses. William Il. johnson & Son have
10 teams hauling ice to fill their new
storage plant which has a capacity Of 200
tons. The cost of harvesting ice this
winter Is exceedingly high because OF the
distance It has to he hauled. practically
two and a half miles and tho fact that
there is no sleighinE
At special business meeting Tues
day afternoon the Village Improvement
society authorized the executive commit
tee to purchase a piano for the new grad ed
school This is done with the funds raised
at the opening of the school building
February 3. The question of sprinkling
or oiling the principal streets was left
for further consideration at a meeting
to be held in two Wpeke
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

held at ber homo rnosda, was
G \ Cur,is ~ .t,o ,,1.,,, 49, ~
ofBcia,ad Wuhrr Dan rs, ,"ui Gu
LAYTON t7uiot AND DaD,a, -, '''' VIZ
tho hoarers MIC No., 'i.
uarcnte fror, vnrao,,,a, ~ 900. .' n'i
are nf Il ,oars md -, IT..
lawn over .irco sho ,,.a, - 90 '',''
trade Miss Dow had hoa, $3.50 y,
tho uotbodist ChurlI, n, , VI
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. j. +. Hill, who has been i'll for a
week or more, died Friday night. The
funeral was held Monday at one O'Clock
at the house.
Il. l.. Grow of New Haven visited at
II. p. Sherwn's Saturday.--F. B. Gillett
of Jones Vile, notice of whose death an.
peared in the Free Press SATURDAY, was
well known here and had many warm
personal friends in this town-Mrs.
George Gilett is caring for her mother
Mrs. John Barnard. in Vegennes. The
next entertainment in the high school
course will be given Wednesday evening
February %. by Harry Bowers in
Philosophy of Fun. A. W. Stevens of
Cornwall was in town Sunday. Mrs.
Stevens and daughter, Cornelia, who have
been visiting here, returned with him.
Ralph DEMO. who has been confined to
his house for several days by a fall on the
ice, is able to be out.-Havey FAR, an
aged and highly respected resident of
Lincoln, died Monday night. He was a
brother of Mrs. L. G. Colby of this town
and Mrs Julia Ellis OF Portland, Ore.
| and the father of G. w. Farr of this town
There is also another sister in Colorado.
A meeting of the promoters of the Y. NJ
c. A. was held Monday evening. A con-
Sttut0n was adopted and the rates for
membership dues were fixed. The follow
ing officers Were elected: President, T..
| W. EsteY vice-prcsidont. X. W Goton;
secretary, +. Il. Guindon: assistant Sec
rotary, Olin Wing; treasurer, Ralph
DEMO. The executive committee and di-
rectors are: G. II. Wiley, Il. W. Estcy,
r. W. Gorton, +. L. Dckcrman, w. G.
DIN Wing, Ralph DEMO and Il, \. Has
seltine.-The Rev. y. G. Parker, who died
in Rutland Monday, was former resi-
dent Of this town.
The Green Mountain Whist club will
meet with Mrs II. G. T.. Bristol robru-
airy 2S,-Miss Ada Clifford, who has
been visiting here and in Burlneton.
has returned to Rutland.-A large au-
dtencc attended the entertainment
given by Alvah Green in the high
school course Tuesday evening. Harry
Bowers will appear in the next one
February 26.-Mrs. +. l.. Sherwin is i'll
with the prevailing distemper-Ther-
mometers were 1own to zero and below
Wednesday morning The Rev. T. NJ.
Holman will preach at the Friends
Church in South Starksboro sunday
morning.-Mrs. Sarah Rathbun is at
home from visit in Monkton,--There
Will be a regular meeting of the pru-
Dental committee at the BAPTIST
Church this evening.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

jonas Fuller and Miss Gladys Weaver
were united in marriage at the Friends
parsonage Saturday evening by the Rev.
e. Newton Frankln.-Daniel Mech was
severely injured Friday morning by fall
ing from a load of logs. intiiCting n severe
scalp wound. He was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment. where
an operation was performed. lie is doing
As well as could be expected The Young
Peoples Auxiliary club has adjourned
the meeting until Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman BurleY.-
Mrs. Sarah Rathburn. who has been visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. George Day, has re-
turned 10 Bristol
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SALISBURY.

Professor MacFarland of Middle
bury College will lecture in the town
hall Friday evening under the auspi-
ces of the Grange. on the subject of
Deep Sea Fishing" There will be
no charge. A supper will be served
after the lecturo.-NIrs. Henry John
droe died Saturday night, after a long
illness Tho funeral was heli at the
house Monday. the Rev. Peter Heller
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs f. j. SUM
nor and Mr.. ana Mrs. W. +. Bump sang
several selcctions.-Orlo = Bump re-
turned to Mount IIcrmon school Mon
day.--Reprc NJ. \, Thomas.
who was at home over SUNDAY i'll with
severe cold. viii not be able to re-
sumo his lahors at Montpelier for sew
oral days Tho Ladies' Aid society
served an oyster supper AZ the Meth
odist Church Tuesday evening.
There was a pretty church wedding in
the Conversational Church Wednesday
Fol. j., when Allen p. Beach of Hdsin
Iarbor and Miss Hattie Jane, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W f. Bump. were united
in marriage by the Rev, Peter Heller.
Prof Percy Judd of ST. Jonsbury acted
as best man and Miss Cccilc Maud
Thomas of Niddlcbury College, cousin
of the bride, was the maid of honor. The
ushcvs were Orlo 5. Bump of Mount Her
mon. Dr. Watt of Nergcnncs, Howard
Nelson of Salisbury and William X. Mac
Murtry of Middlebury college. The
church was beautifully trimmed 10y the
G. ana G. club. The bride received many
beautiful gifts. Among the guests pres
cnt were Mrs J. r. Cox of Watervliet,
y. T., Percy Smith of Elnora. y. y. and
Miss Emma Bump Of Burlington. After
q short bridal trip the bride ANA groom
will reside at "The Lodge" Basin HAIR
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. GlYnn Parker of Middle
town, Conn, are parents of daughter,
Lois May. born February 6.-rhe Rev.
Mr. Holman of Bristol will preac oh at the
Friends Church Sunday at eleven o'clock.
lie will be entertained at Lindlcy Bird
sail Mr.. and Mrs Andrew liallock are
the parents of daughter, born February
l3.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Orvis attended the
funeral OF Frank Gilett in Jonesvile
Monday.-Mrs David Follansbee was call
ed to Montpelier Monday by the serious
illness of her aunt. Mrs. Phebe Brittel.-
Miss Ethel Chaplin was a guest Sunday
of Miss Emily Observation-Disclosures Elliott
is in failing health.-David Dikess chill
lrnn nrn heftnr
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

James Wall. a former resident Of this
place. died a few days ago OF tubercu-
losis at his home in Potsdam, y. Y.-E.
r. Machia was called away Monday by
the death of his brother in Moutreal.-
The three-y ears-old daughter Of William
Doom died at the Home for Destitute
Children in Burlington Sunday. The
body was brought here for burial Tues
day.-Horace Riley OF Fairfield closed a
successful term Of school in district No. 5
Friday.-Miss McCue has returned to
New York after visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCue.
Mrs Elizabeth Pollard Is visiting her
brother In Worcester, Mass. Senator f.
w. Henry returned to Montpelier Mon
day.-Frank LaBelle of Essex Junction
was in town Tuesday,. p, Flynn has
sold his farm-Mrs. Alzadic Chase has
stored her household goods and will pass
the remainder of the winter at South
Burlington.
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ADDISON.

Gayle PUTNAM, who had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly, is gaining as
fast as can he cXpeCtod,-Thc q. r. Il,
society was pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. t. Smith on
Wednesday evening. About % We're pres
emit \ Washington and Lincoln program
was carried out.-The two little daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood are ILL
Joseph Tatro is preparing to move his
family to their new home in Lincoln
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Clara, to Benjamin Bristol of
Burlington on Wednesday, February %.
John Booski is to move into Bert
Cranes house at Addison Corners
Felix Bodette has moved his shop from
the Bodette farm to the Taylor place that
he recently purchased, Thomas Sprague
and family have moved to William Wood
farm.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Clara Ferguson is recovering from
the measles. Mrs William Nichols has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital.
William Nichols is in town from Starks-
boro. The odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Bristol lodge will come to Lincoln for
the annual visit THURSDAY Farr
an old and respected citizen, died Mon
day night at the home of his son, Frank,
at the age of 80 years. The cause of death
was hardening of the arteries. The fu-
rcial will be held at the Baptist Church
Thursday Mt two o'clock Luther Roscoe
of Weybrldge Is in town hauling logs for
the L. L. company.-Dr. A. J. Cushman
is ill-Mrs MnndN L. fnlllng
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JERICHO.

The township sunday school meeting
Friday at the Congregational Church was
successful.-Miss Phyllis Brown enter
tanned few of the young people of the
Baptist and congregational Sunday
schools at a valentine party at her home
saturday evening. Miss Florence Bux-
ton. who has been attending high school
at Essex Junction, is at home, i'll with
the mcasles.-Miss Mable Derway of Bur-
lington was the guest of mss Phyllis
Brown over Sunday Arthur McGnnis
of Beartown is visiting in town.-Fred
King came Monday to open the barber
shop vacated by Nj. T. McMahon.--How-
ard Ring was in Burlington Tuesday
NJ. + Mcmahon, who has been for a
number of years the only barber in town,
has sold his shop He went Tuesday to
Waterbury, where he has bought a farm,
Guy Dinglor was business visitor in
Waterbury Tuesday and Wednesday.