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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-03
JERICHO CENTER.

John Fitzsimonds, who was taken to
the hospital last week, was operated on
Tucsday.-William Schillhammer was
taken into the grange Tuesday.-The
Young Peoples four o'clock service in
stead of being held every week, as during
tic Lenten season, viii be held on the
second Sunday of each month.-High
school closed Trday for a weeks vaca-
ton.-Mr Maloney has gone to Middle
bury to visit-Chester Walton and Will
liam Schilhammer We're in the city Tues
day.-Miss Alice Barnum returned to her
school Monday.--Lcstcr Packard was
given surprise party Monday evening,
1t being his DIST birthday. Many of his
friends We're present and all spent an en-
joyable evening Light rcfrcshmC nts
were served, after which games were
played. He received a number of pres
ents, among them a gold watch from his
parents,-Ilomer Wilder went Tuesday to
his work at Loon Lakc.-Harry IIOsi;ins
IS gaining rapidly.-Those on for high
school rhetoricals Thursday We're How
ard Walston, 'lG Miss Nina Walton, '1G,
Miss Janet Murdoch, H. Chester Walton,
~ Miss Gladys Noaley, 'lG, Elmer Bick-
Edith White. 1G, William Schil-
hammer II, Miss Helen Cashmere, 49,,
and Miss Mildred story, 'lG. Honorable
mention Is given Miss Waston and Mr.
Schilhanmer.-Hovey Jordan was at
home for over Sunday from the Unver-
etV of Vermont.
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BERKSHIRE.

A daughter Marion Hattie, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs f. s. Dean March 80 -
Prof, Max w. Andrews OF Burlington IS
visiting J. Emmett Weld.-Miss Eva De
mar, who has been spending a few weeks
al the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George pemar, has returned to Cam
budge-Miss Charlotte JENNIE has return
ed to Middlchury College after spending
the Easter vacation at the home of her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. \. H. Bowen
Willard Cassidy of the Vermont agri-
cultural school at Randolph is spending
the Easter vacation at his home.-Thc
Dorcas society met with Mrs a. H.
Bowen Wednesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

c. A. Gardyne has bought of Joseph
Iumbra his East Hin farm, together with
the personal property, for $500 Mrs.
c. "A. Elkins of North Troy has spent a
few days in town.-John h. Halle was
In St Adams Monday.--A child Of John
Shoven and also Il. st. I7ranciss child are
both ili-Mrs. Laura Frapp.er OF Rich
ford is in town visiting her parents, .ir
and Mrs. Frank Purr.er-Hcrbor,
l.Dngey has vacated II. II. Clamps houss
aud moved into one of Nelson * Hal
company'S houses.--C. c. CasaVant mas
moved from George Luc!as house or
Main street into II. II. Clspp's house or
Church street. and George Lucia is NOV
Ing from the Joseph Lumbre farm into
his own house in this village.-Mrs. r. d
Marcy of Richford is In town. called
here by the illness Of her father, A. C,
Barnes.
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Hngngate. Mrs. Green's condition Is i'm
proving from the birth of a son.
Miss Maud Libby is out after an Illness
of several weeks with rheumatic trou-
ble-Prof Max W. Andrews Of Vermont
University was in town Saturday on his
way to Berkshire as a guest OF j. e.
Weld-Miss Grace Dcnsmore returned to
her home In Chelsea Monday after a week
with her aunt. Mrs T. j. Parmelee.-Mlss
Joanna u. croft, in charge Of normal
work in Burlington high school, is pass
ing the vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. \. J. Croft
A meeting OF the committee ana drec-
tors Of the sCnool union comprising the
towns of Franklin, EnosburE and Shell
don and the incorporated district Of Enos-
burg Falls was held in Perlcy hall Tues
day. There were present Riley, Gates
and Tltcmorc of Franklin. Cassidy of
rnosburg. Lancy and Gaines OF Enos-
burg Falls.--F. w. Wallace was engaged
as superintendent for another year.-The
Rev. r. d. Milton was the host of the
Msslsquoi Ministerial association Mon
day The Rev. W. 4. t'orsythe Of Rich
ford Stevenson and Peterson of East
Berkshire. Vradcnhurg Of Enosburg and
three local pastors attended paper
was read by the Rev. g. J. Peterson on
, "'The origin of the Christian Ministry
which was freely discussed. Dinner was
served by the Womans Auxiliary In the
home Of j. H. Mears The nest meeting
will be with the Rev T.. 4. Logg the first
Monday in May.--Olin Merrill is IN Bos-
ton for a few days Frank Sheldon OF
Swanton was n guest in the home of w.
H. Kimball Monday night,-O w Hol-
den was called TO St Armand Sunday by
the serious condition OF his father,
ARENAS Holden. who died that day With
his son. Orlaft, he attended the funeral
Tuesday. Mrs. Holden is confined with
an attack OF rcuritis.-Ptter Bunno has
moved his family from the Bates farm in
Franklin to a tenement or Pearl street
Mrs. 9. Scohcld has moved from rooms
in the nepatic block 10 the rooms Of Mrs.
l.. s Darrah, recently vacated by Miss
Lois Burt.--Thc Evening with viii
Carleton" by thu Rev Glenn w Dougless
! as reader was greatly enjoyed Tuesday
IN in" Methodist Church by a good sized
audicucc.--M M FuliinEtor OF Burling-
ton visited mis- brother. +. X. Pulling on.
Tuesday W. r lift uf East Franklin
and his three mule cream gathering
team had a hard day Monday with a
breakdown and Inirc hole. which caused
him to unload twice. He reached home
at two o'clock Tuesday morning. * en-
meth Freer of Richford is n guest OF his
uncle, s. b. Whitney. tn South Franklin.
rms Abbie Read and daughter, Miss
Marion. a teacher in st. Alban s,wcre
guests of Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Kimball
Wednesday,
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GEORGIA.

At Georgia Center, Wearam Willis
Witter and Mrs. Susan Rebecca Barton,
both OF Schoharie. N. Y. were married
March &c by the Rev. c. X. Upton OF
Georgia, Mrs barton is a sister of Mrs.
A. C. Evarts Of Georgia. The ceremony
was at the Evarts home and was strictly
private. Mr. and Mrs Witter will make
their home at Schoharie, where he con-
ducts successful MOTEL.
There will be meeting OF Banner
Grange Friday evening, when the
Orange Budget" will be read by the
editors.-A number from this town attend
ed the funeral of Rodolphus Wainer.-O.
f. Ladd is ill-Leland Wood Is spending
his vacation at the Center.-Miss Grace
Bragg is at home for a short time,-Mr
and Mrs, Carlton Hubbard have returned
from their wedding trip.--A little sugar
Is being made in town. but there are
many who are not making.
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Mr. and Mrs r. S. Marvin of Georgia
passed Sunday in town.-Mlss Rennie
Green went Monday to Enosburg, where
she has a position in telephone ex-
change, Clara Southard has return
ed from a visit Of several days in West
ford, where she was the guest of Mrs
NJ. Irsh.-Mrs. Alfred Bcllus has been
called to Westford by the death Of Mrs.
John Drinkwlne, her brothers wife,
Mrs. f. Daniels Is in Bethel--The condi-
tlon of Mrs George Ballard, who is serl-
ously i'll, remains about the same Miss
Winona Beardsley has returned from
Burlington, where she visited her sis
ter Mrs Walter Brush.-Amos Rugg has
been called to F'letchtr by the death of
his mother. The funeral was held
there WednesdaN.--Th NJ sses Jessie
Southland and Edith Howard, students at
the University of Vermont are passing
short vacation with their parents
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett does not gain
rapidly-Frank Hunt and james Hotch-
kiss are at home from the University of
Nermont.-J. f. Colburn, George Lawton
and c. S. Howard were business visl-
tors in St Albans Monday.
Mrs. II. w. Taft was in Burlington We'd
heshay-Mr. and Mrs. I. Dcpatie were
called to Enosburg Wednesday by the
serious illness Of their son, Louis Depatie,
a merchant OF that place.-Albert Grenier
has moved his household goods into the
new tenement north of the bridge and G.
l.. Goodscl has moved to the house on
South street vacated by Mr. Grenier.-
II. o. wilkins has moved to his residence
vacated by Mr.. Goodsell ana Henry LON
bard will occupy the rooms in the 1oard-
ing house vacated by Mr.. Wiklns.-Alfrcd
Bellus has had a telephone put in his
residence. Mrs Albert Grenier and
daughter Delna, have gone to Sheldon
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs Grove,
for few days.-Mr and Mrs. w. V. Farr
and youngest daughter Of Burlington are
guests Of Mrs. Fairs sister, Mrs w.
King. Wednesday they attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Farr's aunt Mrs. AlbrO
Rueg, in Fletcher.-Kalph Southard is
passing q few days at the home o: his
uncle L. II. Caswell, in Beaver. The
Misses Leach and Clark will have their
spring opening Thursday and Friday
April 10 and 1i,-Miss Maud Clark Is in
Essex Junction caring for her mother,
who is III at the home of her brother.
where she has been visiting The Won-
ans Home Missionary society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon, April Q, with
Mrs 7. l.. Marvin.-Mr. and Mr.. Amos
Rugg were in Fletcher Wednesday 20 at
tend the funeral Of Mr. Rugs mother.
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RICHFORD


Forty men at'enu'" the 'Get-together'
banquet in the u'H'nE nan OF the Baptist
Church FRIDAY cN'"InE' me supper was
served by the i"'u'oS ''u'Nolcnt society.
The Rev. C. t. Ml'ch'Il of Pawtuckct
X. l., had been engaged to give his add
dress, "Joh' the Norlhs Ash Heap but
he wired thal OH account OF Illness in
lin FAMILY h' ''"'" "ot come. The com
mttec In charge 'heh teI'phoncd the Rev.
Frank ;. roma" "i 81 Johnsbury to
fill the vacancy ana II" arose at 300 a.
M so as to be- sure 10 reach Hchford in
time. nut on account "i irregular train
service was Sui waiting at Newport at
ten O'Clock Whon the banquet was over,
having been there IRON 300 u IN. An i'm
promptu aftcr-1lnncr program was ar
ranged with r. H. Read AS POSTMASTER.
ana the following men spoke on different
phases OF Get IoEelher.' w B. Locklin.
H. f. Rustcdt. r. ~ Manuel II. G Com
ings, the Rev ~ u Guest and the Rev.
NJ f.. Peasr Tn" affair was under the
auspices of tine y oNr '"lioWs.-W. l.. and
Gerald NJ. Durkec Of East lHchford have
sold to James &. Alvcrson Ct DcKalb,
y. " l,6O1 ACRES Of timber land in West
JAY, and the Baker mill site ard village
farm Mt East lachfoid The 7ale was
made through a Ludlow real estate
agency. This important deal will doubt
less mean much for the material prosper
fly Of East Itichfor1, which has suffered
since the fire that destroyed the Baker
mill
Among the young people who have been
passing vacation at their homes here
arc Miss Anna Manuel OF Saratoga
Springs, y; Harold Hamilton and
Charles Hopkins from Wentworth Insti-
tutc, Boston; Donald James and Miss Ma
bel Powers from Albany, y. y. business
college. and William Greene and Clcaland
Sargent from She University Of Vermont.
Eurlinstor.--C. II. bingham has rented
the Silas =, Wilson house on Elmwood
avenue and has moved to the same. -
Mrs. f. l.. child of this village has been
appointed special Vice-president OF the
- Adams Humane society and complaints
OF abuse to animals may be made to her
- a. POWELL VINO mas been visiting in Call
tornla for nearly two months, has started
Tor ms nome mere ana VIII visit friends
en- route-Alferri Denonville of Spring
heIu' Mass VINO mas been i'll in hos
pltal IN Portland Ore" mas arrived here
ana Is staying with his parents MI
and Mrs. Rpmi DCDDnNillp. Mrs I)ppOp-
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EAST BERKSHIRE

b. II. Combs and T. f. Combs We're in
Indiana recently. where Mr. Combs pur-
chased carload OF horses which arrived
March I'D, w, Paul has been confined
to the house with a quinsy sore throat
Miss Grace Wadleigh, who is teaching lip
reading in Montreal, passed Easter week
at her home here.-Miss Grace Perley OF
Troy, n. y, passed the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corliss
Perley.-Miss Dora Hodges of Burlington
Is passing the Easter vacation with her
sister, Mrs. l.. II. Button.-W JENNIE
is visiting in ST. Adams this Week.-Mrs.
Florence Rouse OF St. Johnsbury is visit
ing relatives here.-Mss Mary Anderson
Is passing few days in St. Adams.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. \. w. Fisk is spending the week
in st. Adams with Mrs. W T. Fonda. -
Mt ana Mrs. VI. s Thomas and daugh-
tors spent Saturday and Sunday in st
Albans-Elmer Pike has gone to Thomp.
sons Island School for Boys near Boston
az physical director and Instructor ir
practical farmins-Miss Beulah Holcomh
OF burlington is visiting her aunt, Mrs
y N. Longfeld.-IIarry Hill is home from
Burlington for weeks vacation.-M s.
Thomas began work on Mrs. Ethel Hairs
new house Tuesday The Rev DR. Duke
shire gave an Interesting lecture Friday
evening at the Methodist Church. At tho
close Ice cream and cake were served by
the hoys ana girls club Tho proceeds
were Si35o.-On account Of high water and
the very hard wind on Wednesday cross
Ing on the bridge is Impossible
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Beatrice Marvin is spending a
week in Milton, the guest of her sister.
Mrs j. Town. Miss Ellen II. Wagner
Of sheldon was the weekend guest of
Hiss Jessie Southaro. At the Epworth
League service Sunday evening Miss
Wagner spoke to a large audience on
Some Essentials for an Active League"
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SWANTON.

John Branch Of St Adams gave an in
teresting smoke talk In Schoff hall OF tho
Taquahunga club Friday evening on
The ST. Adams Raid" Mr.. Branch was
boy of T. at the time of the raid. For
years he has been collecting every docu-
ment. letter and illustration relating to
the raid he can lind, Congressman Frank
l.. Greene was present and followed Mr.
Branch with II brief talk
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BAKERSFIELD.

A card party was held in tn" town
hall Friday evening by the members of
the grange. w l.. Tillotson and b. O.
Tillotson attended the road meeting in st.
Adams Tuesday.--Mss Elizabeth Nc
Nancy and Miss Myrtle Stone Of Barre
are spending the Easter vacation at home.
M. l.. Start is visiting in Worcester,
Mass.-Rrigham Academy opened Tues
day after vacation of ono week.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Myrtle Mcneil is spending her va
cation with her parents.-M. j. Crowley
closed his labors with the creamery here
and went April to North Hero to accept
similar positon.-Miss Gladys Post is n
guest OF Miss Mildred Munson. Mae
olcott Is spending a 10 days vacation
at home.-Mr and Mrs Martin Fowler
are moving into Clark Wrghts house
Curtis Carey and family have moved on
to Martin Fowlers farm
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WILLISTON.

Mrs, Arthur Thompson is better. There
was pleasant birthday party at
Joseph Bombards Friday night.--A few
Of Miss Annie Caswcll's friends met at
her home Tuesday night.-Lester John
son of Barre Is mt home for n vacation of
one Week.-Mrs., Frank Clark who was
expected home from Boston last week,
did not arrive until Monday night on ac-
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HILLWEsT.

Fred Paronto has leased the place
known as the John Stevens farm-Al-
fonso Meunier, who has been running the
Stevens farm for the past Ave months,
is moving his family to Montgomery Cen
ter.-Mrs, Henry Goslet and daughter.
Pearl. are Ill with the grip.-Miss Ruby
Rushtor5 Is III with an attack of appen-
dlcitts
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Safford's.-The Young
son of Roy Kimble fell while playing with
his sister at home Saturday afternoon,
breaking his leg Just below the hin Joint.
Mrs Joseph DeForge has been in Bur
lington several days-Miss Phyllis Brown
is at home from Burlington high school
for the spring vacation.-Mrs. Callsta
Stevens has returned to Burlington after
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. j. T. Narney.-Georgc Reynolds of
Stanstead, Que, has been visiting his
niece. Mrs Wilson II. Curtis. and other
reatives.-Miss Ruth Casey Of Undcrhill
Center is a t Charles Reavey's for while.
Mrs Daniel Splain and little son are
visiting her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. John
NcGec-Mr Tomlinsons class of the
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school will give
social i'm the church parlors Friday
evening at $50 o'clock.--Iloyd Hulhurd,
who is attending school in Sufiield. Conn.
is spending the spring vacation with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs George b. HUI
burd
Mrs Charles Field of Rurlingtou was
In town Tuesday visiting her sister, Mrs
j. T.. Narntv- Miss Dcssa Bolgcr is visit
ing i'm Burlington.-Thc Ladies' Helm So
cicty of the Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs : H. Curtis Friday Afternoon.
supper will be served from five to seven
o'clocb.--Miss Adams of Essex Junction
was in town Tucsdav.-NTrs. Hiram
IIanlcy spent Tuesday in Essex Center
Mrs William Cashmoro ana daughter.
Helen. Mrs Oliver H. Brown and f. p
percival were among visitors in Burlinr-
ton Tuesday.-Mrs. Henry Desanv. who
has been IN poor health for some time
was taken Friday to tho Fanny Allen
hospital. whore an oneratfo, was nor
forncd.-Niss BESSIE Provost who has
been working for Mrs. George Willard
has been Obliged to return to bor home
I'm I-nderhil because of in health Mrs
John McLaughlin is seriously in Mt fine
home of her son. James N1cIouphlin.-
10 Brandon. their former bon,o-In tho
evening all church services will begin
at 80 instead of seven o'clock Mrs 7.
f. Wilbur is III with q severe cold and
slight SYMPTOMS of pneumonia.-A1iss Ina
Hodges of Richmond is visiting Miss
Minnie UasLins-Miss .JulIa Porter is I'll
i. c. Stevens and T. r. Williams at
tended the meeting Of the school direc-
tors in Richmond Tuesday T. O. Stevers
was reelected chairman and 4 g
Stevens of Bolton was elected az SCORE
came Tuesday to oficiata a, tho funeral
Of Mrs. c. J. Hanlev in IIssox-Nrs /
j. Pierce returned 10 RurIinrton wed-
nesdav after spendlng two weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Fred A. Percival.-
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HUNTINGTON,

Mrs Maud Falby entertained tbo
Kings Daughters Wodnesday.-Wa
'aner is moving to the Ccnter-Mrs
Sarah sherman was called to Burlington
. 10 testify in the sherman will casc.-Miss
Greta Norton went to Jeffersonville Fri
day for week
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which was completed yesterday morn
ing. the jury brought in verdict in
the afternoon that the person on
whom the writ was served was the
agent of the defendant at the time of
service.
Harold Holland of Alburg ana Miss
Winnie English Of this city were mar
ried at St Mary's rectory yesterday
morning b. the Rev -. j. OSullivan
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Sarah Rugg, who has been i'll for
several weeks, died Monday. She was
in her S0th year, She is survived by four
children: Leslie ana Ettle of this town
and Amos, who lives in Fairfax and
Day. who lives at Cambridge Junction
Sugarng is progressing slowly.-Frank
Boozan of Johnson was in town over sun
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count of the bad roads.--On account of the
condition of roads the Kings Daughters
Circle will not meet for four weeks THE
FOREIGN Missionary society combined
with the Ladies' Aid society and met with
Mrs. w. II. Metcalf Wcdncsday.-A IT,
Page, who was in bennington last week.
returned Saturday night and was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday afternoon. lie is bot
ter at present
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
McRRISVILLE.

| falling bo,t,t g., ...,., - -" III
fined 70 bfs bod e.. ,,'.,,. IL .'an
/ n M Nr,r.h ~, r,,.,- wv
lar ,h, ,,.,,.,. <. .,'..,.... ~
ro,,,ins NOR. ,,l.., I'n INV ,,i'
where fr,os.,i srr,,t,>.., ~
IRrv x 7, ~. -. A., -. ~
{ bureb ST uorr,...,It. -, %
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low cena,a-,, Ia -
hudson 7,bo,,~s.,, -
dren of T.r,.r,. 49,, rs,a
Tho,,nson u,.s t,'r., -. 60. -,
In 1S,- So,..-,,t,- - 60 -
10 Mis-, Ir~, A,r sorsor,, s".n.
Iona. and A,,,ha t-a Sc, - -
bride Ahcut A. 800. 49, a.. 49,, ~.
Th,n,nson -,nr.l g. 800. - - ~.
wba-o ,hc,, ,o,,,i., 80 60 ~
NJ, wtor,re,,.' l.,,-,, ,,..'.,'',
Mr.. ,i,,,.'......,- 49,.
wore ,,r,, -. -, o'
-,t, AGA a.. ,,., 81.
.n, a. rv.a,
.T,,..s,'..- 80 ,.,-.,,,, IN Oe.'1
1,hrr,,,,,, ,,.,-,l nc, wa, 'onl M
at,I5- Us "o'.r rive srAnu-
e,. n ~ V',' '0'"'4' mum 4"o'''p-
.,,' =" ',"' 49, SUI i've hiiI''-"e"rB'
passing the vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Thomas. Clarence
frfnk, University Of Vermont, 49, Of
10 "'N 'it'u' - ms guest webster Ha4e OF
49,, '''''' WIZ mas ,'si'e" ME- ana Mrs'
'',',a'' e'u' l'u "oHl' 9aturuay'-.Hr'
'",i" D"'"' VI 81 JOINS ui''
'' VI Cestei anu MIS- ma
"'"e' VI 'ite"I'e'"' MASS were cd'eO
| mere TO attend the funeral Saturday of
their mother. Mrs Isaiah Blar.-Mrg.
Alma Shaw. who lives with her daughter,
Mrs Levi Gile, celebrated her Goth birth
! day anniversary Saturday.-Miss My"a
| Herrick of Hard wick is passing the
Easter vacation with her parents Mr..
/ and Mrs. H. HerriCk,-Mr. and Mrs.
b. W. Thomas and sons of Whitehed.
y. FL, who have visited his parents Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Thomas, the week past,
returned home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank lsham who were called here by
the death of the latter's uncle, {. r.
Greene returned to Lancaster y. h.
Saturday.-BradIeS Thomas OF the Uni
Nersity or Vermont is passing the Easter
4 vacation with ms parents MI anu ''S
W. W INCONSISTENCIES cara HouSe ana
MISS Lou could teachers III baIIt' 'H"!'
SATURDAY TO pass week win theIt
/ P"I'"'S' -N'' an" '"''' ~ N
MI ana Mrs - y. could MISS Nau"
'haf1re OF fellows + rec Academy N",ne
SATURDAY 10 pass ''e r"S'C' ~ Wv.
her parents Mr. anu VI VI S''I '''''i
-h'hrE 9to"e" has ietut''' wa Wv
f""hy A''eh noSP'''" "''''''"i'
! ne rtNeHu! "I'"c' "'''' 81" -
ana MIS- ii'''rS ""N'' a. 80
lHe Is te"'''''"- 49, vac N',
lheht III the Hto'7e ,.'"'9'',
H"P'e sHce A.
'u'"e" ''' "iN'' 'Io''. ,'ora.,o, a.
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al -. W ord NJ
vacuum, VIZ us a.. ,a NJ rrarl,
o"" ,..,,' 1,r,1,,. =, 70
- ~ wa ~ c,,aaa,. ,,.,tb hor narorts Mr.
'''','' " D,.oco,. Nc I5ittie
49, - ,,a.i. ,,.,,, to, rossoa = savv DAYS
n.i.r t,on ,,'ro,,ts ra,,,rnod IN Uardwick
r,tI ,t,,.. C,o1,.s Curri.r or Concord
g. $50, ,,,.,,l,, rot,rrea bon,e Fri
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
BEAVER.

Ralph Southland Is spending a sow days
with his cousin, Mrs II. w. Craft
Orison Hewey of Milton was at the home
of W. o. King Monday morning-M~s
Aballs who has been III, is reported as
som, what better.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Seth Arnold Doulton Of Winthrop,
~ y, and Miss Jessie Margaret Hyde
OF South Hero were united in marriage
by the Rev. J. s. Allen at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Homer
r. Hyde, In South Hero Thursday, March
% 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-03
ESSEX.

Mrs. c. j, ITanley died at the Fanny
Allen hospital saturday. The funeral
was held at her late home at 100 p m
Tuesday
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-20

Mr.. J. w. Woosley, Secretary West
Tennessee Fair Association, Union City,
Tenn Dear sir: have read With in
terest your communication Of March 21 /,
Notifying me Of the homecoming week
during the annual county fair Sept. 10,
1913.
I thank you for this invitation and
will certainly be present il / can so arr
range my affairs.
Yours very truly,
JOHN ToMERLrN
Llklahnlna City Qkla Llne IL 1Q1a-