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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Andrew Lagro of Bakersfield is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
O'Tare.-Ralph Robb of Rlchford was
in town Sunday.-The body OF Paul
Rossier who died suddenly In February
Newport for burial Thursday. a short
service was held ut the grave. conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Tubbs of the Baptist
Church Mr. md Mrs Emile Rossler
parents of the deceased, accompanied the
remains here, remaining in town over
Sunday. J. LaFrank and Mrs.
H. o. Rowley and daughter. Pauline.
who went to Boston last week. returned
by automobile Monday morn!ng..-Paul
Moren and Bernie Ccmbe of East Berk-
shire were in town Monday-Fuller c.
Smith, j. n. Wood and NJ. Y. Hopkins
of St. Adams were In town Tuesday
Albert Kingsley and daughter Miss Mary
Kingsley. are ill.-The annual meeting
was held Tuesday, resulting in the cleo.
ton of the old board of directors. who
met and elected officers at the close of
the stockholders meeting Road Com
missioner Charles Macia has commenced
work on the south road, The State has
commenced work on the road leading
from this place to Belvidere Corners
through Avorys gore. 1t is the intention
to building an improved road all the way
through the gore About 5000 will be
expended in permanent repairs. County
Road Commissioner Towle has secured
the service Of Charles Lumbra to do the
work
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RICHFORD.

Mssisquoi Lodge, No. 2, f. e A NJ.
has been invited to attend a special COM
munication of Lincoln lodge at Enosburg
Falls May 20 and witness the comforting
Of the third dcgrce.-Lrhe Hon. e. Z. Adams
and daughter, Miss Adams of Oakland,
Cal, are guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Hazen.-lrving l.. Potter, a
noted lecturer of Boston, will give read
ing, Macbeth" in bank hall Friday even
ing to the students of the high school and
the Woman's CUBA. NJ Pond has
bought of f. w. Mitchell the lot of land
south and east of his house and bounded
by Center, Thomas and liberty streets.
The lot contains five acres consideration
sl,500.-F. w. Mitchell has gone to Mon
treal for an operation for the removal of
cataract from each eye
Mrs Joel Brown of East Berkshire
visited in this place Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs G. H. Whitcomb and Miss Rose
Brady visited in this place Sunday.-The
annual convention of the Franklin county
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet here beginning to-day and will
close Friday evening.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. B. s. Jeffords died Saturday after
noon at her home. The funeral was held
Monday al two o'clock.-Mrs L. Frances
Jolley has returned home from a few
days visit at the home of Prof. and Mrs
c. H Morrill, of observation-disclosures Tenn
pie of Bakersfield was called here by the
death OF his daughter, Mrs. y. S. Jeffords.
Mrs. Rodney Barnum of Franlin is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c, II. Johnson.
The funeral of Mrs. Lillian CTemple)
Jeffords was held Monday at two o'clock
The Rev. L. S. Vradenburg offciated
insisted by the Rev f. w. Day of Frank
ling. The singing was furnished by a
quartet from Enosburg Falls, consisting
of Mrs. W. f. Fuller. Mrs. A. NJ. Asel-
tine, C. II. Abel and W. II. Yaw. Fuller
Rawson played the accompaniment
Among those from away to attend the
funeral We're DR.. and Mrs. c. L. NORM
and Mrs. A. Davidson Of St Adams, Mrs.
Hapgood and Mrs. Curley of Morrisville,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d, Webster and Miss
Floyd Gibson of East Burke, Cyrus
Hawley. d. NJ. James. II. ]. Comings,
II, NJ. Kendall Of Rchford, Mr. and Mrs.
George Temple and D. II. Stanhope of
bakersfield and Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Wallbridge of Franklin. Mrs. Jeffords is
survived by her husband, a son, L. T.
Jeffords of Enosburg Falls, her father,
brother Elmer Temple Of Providence,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANTON.

Christopher Winters and Jed Morse
had a hearing before Justice Gates
Thursday on the charge of Illegally taking
sturgeon. The papers were served by
Deputy Sheriff Albert Ayers and T.. A.
Ayers appeared for the state. d. G..
Furman appeared for the defence. A
fine of $40 each was imposed which, with
costs, amounted to $3.50. Appeal was
taken. County Game Warden A. j.
Croft of Enosburg Falls handled the
case and he was assisted by Deputy
Warden Sargent of Highgnte Springs
Lyman Burt Tobin of this place was
successfully operated upon for severe
attack Of appendicitis at Newburyport.
Mass, last Thursday. 1t is said a delay
of "a hours would have been fatal
George Quinn has resumed his duties as
joint agent Of the Grand Trunk and Cen
trail Vermont after an absence of two
months most of the time being passed in
New Mexico. He returns to work grea'
ly improved in health, which had been
impaired by several years continuous
service. John Quinn is back in the rail-
road telegraph office after an illness of
the building, which has been used as a
laundry for several days.-A modern ten
mis- court Is being laid out on the Taqua-
hunga club grounds.--G. Ritter has rent
ed house on New and Plat streets and
moved from the Carr block Tuesday
Some fine blocks of Verde Antique mar
Bile from the Roxbury quarry are being
delivered to the Barney Marble company
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moving floor. Mr.. Martin chung to the
falling bridge as both sides struck the
water together lie came up and cling
ing to some of the timber which
formed a sort of a raft was taken
ashore by Sydney Deforge, fellow
workman who had been picking up
some of the floating timber with a
boat. Mr. Martin suffered minor
bruise ON his shoulders, but Will not
be incaracitated for work, There Is
not n single piece of the bridge LEFT
standing. as 1t is clearly separated
from the banks on both sides of the
river. This is the last of the histori-
cal bridge which was built about 1874.
During the construction of the new
concrete bridge the east half of the
old bridge was left and this is the sec
ton that fell Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Martin is about As years of age and
that he was rot killed in the falling
wreckage is miracle. The water
here is at least 20 feet deep.
The grist mill is undergoing alterations
and repairs which when completed VIII
greatly increase the efficiency of the
plant. On the roof is a small building
about the length of the old one and
about half as wide. In this additional
structure Will be a crack corn grader and
the elevators which at present are on
the second floor will be raised to this
floor. The raising of the elevators and
chutes will aid greatly in the distribu-
ton of the grain to the various bins.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss S. A. Wooster, who Is suffering
from n badly sprained ankle, Is some
what improved.-The condition of Mrs.
c. L. Van Vliet, who Is recovering
from a surgical operation at her home
here, is favorable, and she is able to
be about the house.-A prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Claxton,
Charlotte.-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foote
have returned from Cornwall, where
they spent several days visiting Mr..
Foote'S sister, Mrs. Alfred Payne. and
familY.-J. r. TaCgart returned
May IL from Newbury and Wilder,
where he has been at work in the in
terest of Frederick II. Horsford. plant
ing trees and shrubs on the grounds of
the high school at Newbury, and doing
similar work on private grounds in
Wilder. Mr. Taggart left Tuesday
for Port Henry. where he will spend
some time planting trees and shrubs
and Towering plants on the extensive
grounds at Frank $. Witherbees sum =
mer home there.--Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard,
who has been i'll for several weeks, is
better and now able to be out--William
II. Fonda of Galveston, Texas, Is a
guest of his nephew, Homer s. Fonda,
Mrs Thorpe, who is suffering with a
severe throat trouble, was able to re-
sumo school Monday morning,
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Wilfrid Derome OF Montreal, with
her little daughter. Gabrielle, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Dubuc.-
John Miller Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Saxton.-The weekly
prayer meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Ebert Nash this evening
at 7:30 o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs w A.
Weed. who spent the winter in Burling-
ton with their son, II. S. Weed, have
been settled in their village home about
a week.
William Lawson is critically i'll at the
home of William Bacon.--Miss Janet
Harmon has returned from a visit to
New York.--Mrs. Monroe, who spent the
winter with friends in Toronto, has re-
turned and is with her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Sanders.-Mrs w. Seward Webb has
opened Shelburne house for the summer
| Miss Florence Reed is at home from
New York for the summer-Miss Grace
Fitzsimonds and Miss Grace Jackman
have accepted positions in the Burling-
ton schools.Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sum-
ner have returned from England and are
spending a few days with Mrs. Allen
| PerIa before beginning their duties on
the steamer Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs Jo-
| seph Bacon have moved to Highgate.
| MI ano Mrs. Joseph Bacon have
| moved to Highgate.-Those wishing to
take the examinations for free tuition
will be examined in arithmetic dlctation,
| history and geography to-day, and on
English, civics and hygiene on Friday at
the high school building.
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MILTON.

The remains OF Mrs Emily Bellows
Smith were brought here Monday morn
ing from burlington, where she died, and
the funeral was held at the Methodist
Church with burial in the village ceme-
tery.-William Washburn and daughter,
Ethel. who have been visiting his father,
Alfred Washburn. have returned to their
home in Sprnghcld.-Mrs. Hattie ID.
Wood is visiting Miss Ella Wood after
spending the winter in Falls Church,
Va.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Caswel are
the parents of a little daughter. Me
mortal Sunday will he observed with a
union service at the Congregational
Church and sermon by the Rev. S. +.
Cooley-Mrs. Leonora eraser was able
Monday to return to her home on North
street.-Mrs. a. L. Landon, who has
spent the winter with her sister in Ohio,
has returned home.-The Rev. d. II.
Strong is attending the State conference
of Congregational Churches Mt Rutland.
Dwight Phelps was at home from Al
burg over Sunday.-AIrs. b. d. Martin is
in Boston, called there by the illness
her son, Arthur.
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FAIRFAX.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. c. II. Brush.-Mr. and Mrs. Peck
and son and Mrs Matte Graves arrived
Saturday from Colorado. Mr.. Peck will
return in a few days and the other will
spend the summer in Fairfax--Mr. and
Mrs. H. f. Hunt and daughter of Swan
ton spent the weekend in town, the
guests of Mrs L f. Hunt.-Nr. Spear of
Burlington was in town Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ L. Hicks and Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Chorier spent May Il at the lake-Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Marvin of Georgia and Mr..
and Mrs. John Town and two children of
Milton We're guests Sunday of their faith
err, 7. l.. Marvin.-W. S. White, II. d.
Marvin and George Fox We're in St. AL
bans and Green's Corners Saturday on
business.-A shower party was given Miss
Hazel Reynolds Friday evening at the
home of the Misses Connors in honor of
her approaching marriage to James NJ
Hotchkiss. A mock marriage was a part
of the evenings program-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Grow and daughter of Westford
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. wilkins
Sunday.
The services on Memorial Sunday will
j. NJ. Maxwell. the pastor, will give the
address. Services will begin at 1O:45 A.
M. Members of j. B. Richardson Post
G. A. r. will attend.-The Childrens day
exercises of the Baptist Sunday school
are to be held next Sunday evening at
$3.50 o'clock.-On Sunday evening May q
the Methodist and Baptist societies will
unite in union service to be held in the
Baptist Church at 1870 o'clock The
speaker will be Mrs. Cora f, Seberry of
y. Y, National Lecturer of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, who will
consider the resolutions at present before
Congress relative to prohibiton.-Mrs
Anna Holbrooll of Townshend is visiting
| her brothers, II. J. and f. G. Rowland
Mrs. w. L. Cotey of Vergennes is visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. +.
| Leach,-E. G., Mason of Rome, n. Y. and
his son, Newell Mason. of Missoula
Mont, are visiting L. G.. Masons sis
ter Mrs. H. f. Leach. and other rela-
! tiVeS in town.
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for California where he has entered
practice near Los Angeles.-Dr. c. ".
Grismer OF Burlington will give the Me-
mortal day address in the town hall Sat
urday, May 30. under the auspices Of
Post Cummings. q. A. R.-The Kings
Daughters will meet in the vestry Friday
afternoon with Mrs. John Lessor as
hostess.-M T. Brothers is drawing lum-
Der to build a new house.-B. ]. Boynton
of Burlington was in town Tuesday.
The wedding of Miss Norma Estey and
Mr.. Clark of Fablus n. Y, was SOL
emnized in the Baptist Church Tuesday
at noon-Mrs Roy Wood of Plattsburgh
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Estey.
Memorial day will be observed here
Saturday, May 80. There will be an adj
dress at the town hall at two o'clock by
the Rev. c. v. Grismer of Burlington.
Tho ladies OF the w. r. c. will serve
dinner at the G. A. r. hall at noon to
all old veterans. The other exercises
will be as usual-The remains of Wal
lace Place of Essex Junction were
brought here for burial Monday. He
had always resided in this town until he
removed to Essex Junction last Deem
Der. He was a member of Patriot Lodge,
f. and A. NJ, and was buried with Ma
comic honors.-Mrs. G.. d. Boynton OF
Burlington is spending a few days AT
her home here.-B. j. Boynton of Bur
NnGton was in town Tuesday.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Julian NJ. Northrop has sold her
house to William Gaynor and gone to Es-
sex Junction to live with Mrs. David
Johnson.-John Cosgriff, employed by T.
w. Hale, is on a vacation on account of
i'll health. r. J. Fitzgerald is filling his
place temporarily. Rooney has
moved into the parsonage vacated by Will
liam Gaynor,-Miss Anna MCGOWAN of
Burlington passed Sunday at her uncle's,
r. W. Hale.-Mss Nellie McEnany, who
has been caring for her mother Mrs. Bar
ney McEnany. has returned to Tenafiy,
y, IA. c. Finn is confined to the house
with quinsy sore tnroat.-Eugene Wright
of Colchester was in town Monday on
business.-Mrs. ID. c. Hawley of Green
vile, S. c., Is at her sisters, Mrs. j. Il.
Panton-S. G. Tabor OF this town has pur-
chased of the St. Adams Stock Horse COM
pany, "Colporteur," the Percheron stall
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RICHMOND.

a son was born May IT to DIR. and
Mrs. A. c. Kinney,-Mrs. p La1elle at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs. John
Kelly held in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs.
James Durand has returned from visit
in Franklin, N. H. son was born May
20 to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bartlett of
Shelburne.-Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Dericl,
attended the funeral OF II. Wallace Place
in Essex Junction Monday.-The pupils
Of Mrs, Russells music class will give
a piano recital at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Friday evening, to which the
public is invited.-AEs. Y, w. Towers Is
visiting her daughter in Barre.-The Rev
Thomas Stratton is visiting at the home
Of his daughter in Rutland Miss Ursela
Seymore Of this town and Leon Kirby
of Waterbury were married at the Church
of Our Lady OF the Holy Rosary Tues
day morning, the Rev. A. F. Clermont
officiating.-The funeral of Mrs. James
Tobin of Jericho was held at the Church
| Of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mon
day morning, with burial in the new
Catholic cemetery
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Green. who will spend the week here
Kimball Bros & Co. are erecting m
other storehouse at their plant on West
berkshire road.-A Mr.. Mcmahon of
East Sheldon is getting ready to open
a restaurant in the basement of II. y.
Jarrar's block-Mr. Clark of burlington,
connected with the State forestry DEPART
ment, was in this village Monday. He
is in charge OF the work of setting out
60 900 young pines on the DR.. w. S. Stew
ems farm in the eastern part of the town
The work Is nearly completed.-A good
audience greeted DR.. Lendrum in the
Baptist Church Monday evening to hear
his lecture on Mexico.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Missisouoi Ministerial association was
held with the Rev. John Wriston Mon
day There were present from outside
this village the Reverends Cressey and
Peterson OF Berkshire. Mcdonald of
Bakersfield, Vradenburg from the Center
and Wells of west Enosburg. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Perley and daughter, Miss
katherine, returned Wednesday morning
from after nearly four months in the
Southland. Miss Gertrude Hatch of
Albany, y. Y. was a business visitor in
town Tuesday. H. H. Budd has
returned from st. Adams. where her
daughter. Mrs. S. A. Miller, was oper-
ated on Wednesday. Mrs. Miller is as
comfortable as could be expectod.-H. A.
Bashaw has moved his family from the
house he recently sold on Church street
to the e. F. Greenwood tenement on
Main street.-Mr. and Mrs. George j
Hull of Franklin were in town Tuesday
Tho market on maple sugar has drop
ped off one cent per pound Buyers are
now paying seven cents here-Charles
Marsha is recovering from a two months
illness.-E. Payson Adams Of Oakland
Cal, accompanied by his daughter has
been visiting Mrs. C. L. Marsh, who was
n recent guest in his home.-"Just Out
of College" given by members of the
Wig and Buslin society Of the univer,
eity, drew good house Tuesday even.
ing.-News of Mrs. j. N. Green, who ha,
been reported seriously i'll at Kansa.
City, is that thorc is possibility o
| recovery.
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UNDERHILL

The baseball game between Jericho Cen
ter high school and the Underhll team,
played on the Jericho field Saturday, re-
6ulted in a score of Il to in favor of the
Enderhill team.-Mss Alice Hunt visited
her mother, Mrs. Orvlle Hunt, at Jericho
Center Saturday.-Miss Maud Blaisdell
spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Weiden-
backer.--The entertainment given by the
b. X ninstrels at the G. A r. hall FRI
Hay evening was a success.
The Custer house. the livery stable, and
hll other buildings connected with the
Eame were burned to the ground Tues
Hay morning at about 2:3O, The fire was
not discovered until the barn was be-
yond saving, but practically everything
n the hotel was saved, as well as all the
livestock. The buildings are insured for
about s2.5M The cause is not known, as
he barn was not thought to have been
Entered by anyone within "a hours. The
Benedict barn was closely watched by
The firemeu and did not catch.-The
Queen Esther Circle was entertained at
The home Of Mrs. John Russell May H.
Refreshments were served
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ST, ALBANS.

Miss Georgiana Peck has resigned her
position as assistant register of probate
and will go to Burlington, where she will
give all her time to art work and paint
ing.
The death of the Rev. Thomas
ODonoghue occurred at st. Mary's
rectory Thursday night of cancer after
a long illness. Father O'Donoghue
was born in Swanton Sc years ago,
passing his earlier school days in this
city. and was later in business in Wi
nooski. He studied at Joliet College,
Quebec, and was ordained to the priest
hood in 1887 For some time he was
curate at the Cathedral in Burlington.
and was later at Mortified. Water
bury, MoretOwn, Graniteville. Poult-
ney Wallingford and Enosburg Falls
The funeral was held at St. Mary's
Church Monday morning at $50
o'clock, and Bishop Rice officiated.
The remains were taken to st. Joseph
cemetery for burial.
The many friends in Vermont of T. w.
| Thompson will be panied to hear of his
death, which occurred Sunday in Topeka,
| l<ans. Mr.. Thompson was a native of
| Montpelier, where he was born about 81
! years ago. For several years he followed
| railroad life, being New England agent
of the Rock Island at Boston and later
| passenger agent of the Sea aboard Air line
Mt Baltimore. He was later superintend-
ent of the Williamstown branch OF the
| Central Vermont, which position he re-
| signed to enter the service of the Ma
| tional Life Insurance company being
| State agent for Kansas at the time OF his
! death Mr.. Thompson married in 1886 NJ ss
| Carrie l., Bailey Of this city, who with
| three daughters, Misses Marion, Marjorie
and Doris Thompson, survive him. He
| also leaves a brother in Moberly, Mo
| The wedding OF Miss Allra La Motto OF
the Bay and Legor Roucheleau of Pike
! River. Que, took place Monday morn
| Ing at seven O'clock at the Church OF
| Our Lady OF the Lake. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. p. L. Boivln
Miss Orisen La Motto, sister OF the bride
was maid of honor while Raymond
Roucheleau was best man. A large re.
ception was rendered the newly welded
couple Monday night at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphu!
La Motto
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II, Prior have
bought the Purcell place on Stowel
street, They have also purchased tn,
Lawrence Macarthur cottage at the Bay
The funeral of william Hemming
way, drowned in st, Adams Bay Sun
day. was held at the Church of tn,
| Holy Guardian Angels Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The Rev. L. r
Desrochers officiated and the buria
was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
| MT. 10, mi ,
one of the brothers drowned Sunday
was recovered Tuesday afternoon
The funeral was held at the First Bap
fist Church yesterday afternoon at %
O'Clock.
Hon. George NJ Hogan OF this cit
Twin be the Memorial day orator u
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East Georgia. The services will be
held at the Baptist Church and the
Georgia Cornet band and boy scouts
from st. Adams will assist.
John J. Barrett, formerly proprietor
of the Park View Hotel, has bought
and on Monday will take possession
OF the restaurant recently purchased
by u w. Campbell from James Purcell
Mr.. Barrett will renovate and refurnish
his new property and will maintain a
first class cafe.
II. T.. Raymond has bought the large
lot of land on what is known as the
Huntington place on the corner of Bank
and Smith streets, and will soon begin
the erection of a residence.
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Harris has position in the Montclair.
N. j., high school for the ensuing year
with a larger saary.A. II. Slayton Is fall
g-F. H. Dewart of Burlington and Sow
eral other surveyors are at work on the
lines adjoining the G. r. & f. o. Burt
Lumber company property and that of
c. a. Simmons i'm stowe Hollow and Wor-
cester.--A. G. Oakcs was in Burlington
with his son, Lester, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, consulting specialists in regard
to the case of tho latter, who has been n
lifelong sufferer from curvature of the
spine. Edward Harris was in Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday with his younger
brother, Guy, in consultation with ply
sicians in regard to the latter, who is suf-
fering from a brain trouble-The Congre-
gational Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. G.. NJ.
Culver Wednesday afternoon.-Mr and
Mrs. o. II. Luce attended the musical fes-
tival In Morrisvile Wednesday afternoon.
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MORSES LINE.

f.. NJ Hubbard, who has been i'll with
rheumatism for the past six weeks, is
still confined to his room.-Merton II.
Loukes, superintendent of the house of
correction at Rutland, with Mrs. Loukes
passed Thursday and Friday at the home
of ]. NJ. Hill-NIss Ethel Greene of the
Swanton telephone office passed Sunday
and Monday with her mother at the home
of Leonard Tuller.-Mrs. Bertha Hol-
sapple and son, William. of Cheyenne,
wyoming, left Monday for their home
after having passed several months with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. =. Raichard.- Mel
lie Mullen of the Northern Telephone
company's office at Enosburg Falls has
been passing a week with Mr.. and Mrs
7 Fuller