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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09
SOUTH STARKSBCTO.

Mrs Elizabeth Underhill, her DAUGHTER
Miss Caroline, and grand daughters
Mis- Ethel Chaplin, of Richmond Ill.,
l.. l., and Miss Marguerite Undernil, Of
New Haven, Conn. and Miss sue Bar
rett OF Brooklyn, y. Y. are hove for the
summer and will occupy the Chaffe,
house near George Varney's.-Mr and
Mrs. j. H. Edwards and children Of
Brooklyn n y. Nil spend the summer
here, occupying the James Moody house
in Jerusalem.-MrS l.. +. Brdsall went
70 New York Friday II attend the mar
rage of her daughter, Miss Mary, and
Dr. Wallace Ried Of Brooklyn. They
were married Mondav ana Immediately
left for their home near Snn Francisco,
Cal, whore he will practice medicine -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Orvis ar parents of
daughter, horn July g. Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Jimmo are parents Of a daughter,
born July +-Thc Ladies' Home Circle
will meet Thursday July IL, with Mrs,
Frank Moody In Lincoln,-Byron Hurl"
burt has sold his farm to George Hallock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Birdsall and
son are guests AZ Lindloy Brdsal" s.
Mrs, Russell of Charlestown, y. H, Is a
guest of her daughter Mrs. Earl Orvis.
William Orvis and family spent the
Fourth at Shelburne pond
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Irene Atkins OF Leominster,
Mass. has come TO spend the summer
with relatives.-Mrs. Bert Crandall and
Clifford Sabns, who reside in Melvern.
Pa, came Friday night TO visit their par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Allen Sabins Mrs.
j 4. Atkins underwent a successful op-
Grafton at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Monday morning GLADYS and Robert
Fuller of Wlliston are with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fuller
Mrs. cynthia Hapgood visited Miss Hat
tie Curtis in Burlington over sunday.
The Lend-a-Hand Circle is invited to
the picnic which the Aid Circle is TO
have at Balches grove Friday afternoon.
The Hand will meet at the hall
July Is.
Mrs, Edward Foley Of Waitshed Is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs r. :.
Fletcher. From here she will go to visit
her son, William Foley, in Springfield,
Mass. Mr. Foley is thriving young
farmer and has a very noted herd OF
registered jerseys.-R. s. Fletcher was in
Essex Monday on business in regard TO
the hay on the farm which he recently
bought.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs y. Curry.-Mrs. Charlie :
King died at on o'clock Sunday after
noon a the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
she was taken for an operation the Mon
day before. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at one at Arsene Roucher's UNI
dertakinG rooms on North street in Bur-
ington. with burial in Shelhurne,-
Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy
AMI little daughter were at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. f V Prior,
few days the last of the week.-The So
Ciable and entertainment at the town
hall Friday night was VII attended.
About Sl2 was realized from the sale If
boxes
Mrs. Anna 5. Allen, who has been Wis
itins friends and relatives in this vicinity
since her school on Spear street closed,
has returned TO her home in Panton for
the summer vacation. She has signed a
contract to teach another year in the
Essex Junction Public School Union,
where she has tught successfully since il
was first established.
The Chittenden Farm baseball team,
captained by Walter Yantz, defeated the
South Burlington Heroes TUESDAY aft
ernoon, the score being to 8. The bat
teries were: Chittendeu Farm team,
Crumlaraway and fantz; South BurlinE-
ton, Parker and Jones'
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

MIS- arthur Rowe OF Northampton'
Mass ana Mrs NJ L. MohbS of More
town are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George baker.-Mrs c. +. Glllett OF
Montpelier returned TO her home Monday
after visiting her brother James Phil
lips'-William Graves cut his foot quit
badly Sunday morning while choppin-
wood.-Mr and Mrs, V r. Sargent, Rolla
Sargent, Hobart Norton and the Misses
Lena Miles and Pauline Leonard utttldt !
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GRANVILLE.

Carl Parish is 10 work through having
for George Sargent.-The farmers have
commenced hayng.-Miss Geneva Ford
is at home from Conway, y. H., where
she has been attending the high school
She is entertaining Miss Marian Churchill
of Conway.-A. \. Briggs has returned
from Granville, ~ Y, where he has been
three weeks on business Mrs. Briggs
is at the Bread Loaf Inn at Ripton. -
Walter Chatterton was in town from Fri
day till Monday to visit his grandmother.
Mrs. Oscar Parker, who has been III sew
eral months and is now confined to her
bed.-Mrs. Wales Sargent and three chill
drcn We're in town visiting her parents
and other relatives Elmer Archer ar
rived at George Sargent's Monday night
to visit relatives for an indefinite stay
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. n.
Ford, Sunday, coming by automobile
from Randolph. Freeman moved
into the house Monday recently vacated
by Thad Nathan.
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ORWELL.

Ralph Ray of Middlebury College is at
his grandmother's, Mrs. G. b. Luther
Mrs. Charles Gardner and son, Edward
are with her mother, Mrs. 9. B Luther
Mrs. William King after 4 long Illness,
died Thursday at her home, where the
funeral was held at II 900 a. m Saturday.
The Rev. l.. NJ lsaaCs officiated The
interment was In Bcnson.-Mss Ruth
Wilcox has returned from New York for
the summcr-Miss Teresa Purcell Of tle
central telephone office &c Shorenam has
been at home here severa! days. Miss
Maud Smith is at home from Springfield,
Mass.-Miss Grace Allen Is at home from
Oberlin College. Ohio.--L II. Turner has
constructed cement steps at the central
school house a the front and sde.-Thc
Rev. Rolin T. Hack is In poor health
and is at present in a hospital at Cor
ha m. Me
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Notice to 7 axpayerS

The taxpayers of the city of Bur
iington are hereby notified that the
city. including State. school, State
road State school and county high
ways and bridges and sinking fund
taxes for the year 1914 have been as
sessed by the city council of the city
of Burlington and the tax bills de
livered to the city treasurer for col
lection, to be paid to said treasurer
at his office, No. 4, city hall, accord
Ing to law within forty days from this
date Any taxes remaining unpaid
after tho expiration of said time. Au-
gust 20, the treasurer viii issue his
warrant against each dc.inquen; per-
son fer :he collection of such unpaid
taxes. adding to each unpaid tax 5 pc,
nent. and ten cents TO- warrant, which
will be addressed and delivered to the
constable OF said city to be collects ed
according to law.
Office hours from 900 a. n. 70 500
r m, Monday and Saturday evenings,
7:GC to 9:oc, after July 2lst
Dated at the city of Burlington, July
! l9l4 4. &. GRANT.
City Treasurer.
i5Gdst&w2t
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, Cory CasweIl Of P,atts-
burgh, y. Y. are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r CasweN-C. c. Gar
row has finished work for Hoods cream
cry and Mr.. Cady has charge OF the
plant-Miss Elizabeth Adkins of Ticon-
deroga, ~ y. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Mayville. Hewey, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Orlando Hcwey, has returned to his
home i'm Springfield, Mass, Mrs Hewey
and children are visiting her parents in
Fairfax Miss Margaret Demo and MI
and Mrs. Edward LaTulppe and children
OF Burlington We're the guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Levi Demo. over
Sunday.-Miss Mary Allen Of Middlebury
is spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs, Elvira Alen.-Mr and Mrs Grant
Patten and daughter. Ruth. of New Lon
don, Conn, who have been spending a
few days in town, have gone to Port Ar
thur, Ont.
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ADDISON.

Hiss Anna Reynolds left Monday morn
ing for n stay IN l<eene, y. H., with re'a-
tives.-Miss Amelia Norton of Drum.
mond Island, Mich, who was taken i'll a
week ago. her brother, p. Is. Norton,
starting at once for thar place, is vet in "A
very Gerious condition. Mr.. Norton re
turned Surd0y.-The picnic by the Com.
mons club was well attended on the
Fourth, A ball game, jumping, half
mile runs, shotput. etc. were the attrac.
lions of the daJ IA we'll as dinner The
G. T.. society had ice cream, cake and
lemonade on sale and cleared about SIG
There was q display of fire works in the
evenne.-R, H. Noonan of Buffalo, y. y,
is in town on a short visit lie is the
guest Of his brother, William Noonan.-
Harold White of Ilardw'clt was an over
SUNDAY guest ut A. s. Cranes.
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HUNTINGTON.

Ms. .. II. Morrill, entertained ths
hinS Daughters Wednesday.-John Car
penter and Hiram O'Brien have ex-
changed residences Mrs. T. ". Norton
went to Essex Sunday to care for her
mother Mrs. Cleveland, who is i'll with
infiammatorN rheumatism.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. ). Hbrse and Mr.. and Mrs. !. L.
Morse were at 6. NJ. Norton's Sunday
The funeral Of Mrs. Sprague. who died
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. White,
In Middlehury was held at the church
here Wednesday, with interment in
Maplewood cemetery by the side Of her
late husband, Steven Sprague.
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HINESBURG.

Miss Lucy Bell Pierce, who has been
teaching in Richford, is at home for a
vacation Miss Matte Mckenzie who
teaches in the Brandon graded school, is
at her home here.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
clifford and son, Allen, Of Brandon visit
ed at j. H. Aliens over Sunday DIR. and
Mrs. G. f. Edmunds of Bristol and T.. r.
Wyman and family of Starksboro spent
July at j. H. Birds Miss Ruth Ryder
Of Mooers, n. Y, is the guest of friends
here.-'rhe union open dir meeting Sum
day evening was vel attended Mrs
sutton and daughter, Ethel, Of Conncc-
ticut are guests OF Mrs. Sutton's brother,
]. ]. Chapman.
The funeral OF sidney Giffln was held
at his late home Friday June %. at 200
p. m, the Rev. c. G. Adams of Essex
officiating The b arcrs We're Daniel
Patrick, Henry Goodroe, Hiram O'Brien.
Edwin Drinkwater, Amos Morrill, and
Mvron Barnes. Among those present
from out of town were MIR and Mrs.
William Giffin and Jim Giffin of North
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs Wcscott
and Edward Giffin Of Burlington, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Chapman and J. Chapman
of Wllliston. Mr. Giffin leaves widow
and two sons, Henry and Earl, and one
sister Mrs Rood, of Hincsburg, beside
several nicces and nephews in Burling-
ton and Mortified Mrs, Ellen Andrews
has returned to Burlington after spend
ing six weeks i'm town.-Mss Marjorie
Mckenzie has returned home after few
days with friends in Richmond, accom-
panied by her cousin, Lucy Say'es, who
will 1aVe 1qrn -ncc1r "a l.
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F. T.. Douglas on Thursday The sub
ject will be africa" and the leader Mrs.
G.. w. Howard. All who have prepared
Miss Maud Farnham Is in Providence. r.
J.. visiting her brothers.--Mrs. Jennie
Garnham) Boose and children are spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Bosses moth
er and brothers-A. G. Dudley is i'll with
the grip and complications. -Superinten-
dent and Mrs. r. l.. Eddy are In
Burlington attending the conference of
State union euperintendents.- Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Moore spent the weekend
in Brandon.
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tives Joined in a basket picnic at Thorps,
bay July 4. About 20 were present. Din
ner was spread on tables in tho grove -
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tucker of Lincoln
came to Charlotte Thursday to visit Mr..
fuckers sister Mrs Charles Dow, and
family. Mr. Tucker returned homo Mon
day and Mrs. Tucker remained for
longer visit.-Madam Cronk, who has
been visiting her son in Colchester for
two or more weeks, has returned homs
accompanied by her anddaugfter, Miss
Ruby Cronk.-Mr. and Mrs. James HAYES
of New Haven with two children spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs Daniel Hayes
Miss Christina Voigt went 20 St. Adams
Saturday and is spending a week there as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lasele
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RICHMOND.

/. r. Goodwin of New York is visit
ing his mother Mrs. Sadie Goodwin
Mrs +. +. Treat and children, who have
been in town the past week, have re-
turned to Pittsford.-Miss Simpson of
Craftsbury is the guest of Miss ~ Shep-
ardson Mrs. |. Gincher, who has been the
guest of her sister Mrs. F. H. Shepard
son, for several days has returned to
her home in Lowell, Mass.-Mrs. /. f.
Towne visited her husband at the Fanny
Allen hospital Friday.-Master Dick
Sabens. who has been with his uncle
Edward Frechette. In Burlington the
past few months, has returned home for
the summcr-There was large attend
ance at the baseball game Saturday.
Mrs. |. f.. Towne was the guest of Mt
and Mrs Il. II. Bartlett in Shelburne
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, f., 7. Jacobs have
opened their cottage at Lake lroquois
for the summer. MIR and Mrs. j, S.
Derrick visited IN Essex Junction Sunday.
Dr jerome +. Berry left Tuesday even
ing 'or Kalamazoo, Mich, where he has
position in a hospital.-Mr, and Mrs
+. j. Berry of Essex Junction are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fuller
Mrs. Louis Frechettc and children of
Hardwick ere the guests of Mr., and Mrs
r. c. Berry The Universalist Sunday
school held their picnic in the Balch
grove Tuesday Eva Berry. who has
been I'm town for several days, returned
Tuesday evening to Burlington.-Mrs
Abbott OF Boston is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. c. Fuller.-Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Read and children are spending a f~w
weeks with Mrs. Reads parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright, In Burlington, Mrs. l. H.
Goodwin and Mrs l.. Il. Douglas enter
tanned the Louise NJ, Smiley circle OF
the Kings daughters at Mrs Goodwin's
home yesterday.-Mr and Mrs. p.
l.. Towers have returned from a few
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

William Newton of Boston arrived Sat
urdaN evening and has Joined his family
at the home of Mrs. Newton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs NJ r. Allen.-The Ladies'
Ald society met al the home of
Mrs Calvin Martin Wcdnesday.-Ab out
$50" was realized from the Kings Daueh-
tiers sociahle held at the home of Edward
Gee s.-Jenn!e Martin spent the Fourth
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Martin-Mrs. stephen Noonan has
returned from Pi1tsford. Miss Lora
Dean has closed her school in Grand Isle
and Is spending her vacation at the home
of her parents MIR. and Mrs w NJ
Dean.-Mr and Mrs. Moses l3ushey Of
Rutland are visiting at Lewis Germans
Roy Plant OF Leicester visited at his
mothers Mrs. Jennie Plant Friday.
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BOLTON.

Mrs, NJ. +. Swift, who recently return
ed from California, where she was with
her daughter for five years, is visiting a.
the home of her sister, Mrs NJ. NJ, Sa-
bins Mr.. and Mrs. James kimbal ac-
companied 10y Mr. and Mrs Everlett OF
SaranaC, y. Y, visited at the home Of
MI and Mrs c. Mu2ly last Saturday
and Sunday.--H. Muzzy has taken the
contract to do the having ON three large
farms in DuXbury lie moved 10 DuX'
bury Mondav morning Mrs. Josie May
who has been worKing in Massa chusetts
for the past year, is visiting at the home
of her mother during her vacatlon.-lt IS
Raid that about 20 people made the ascent
of 'amcrs Hump IN the Fourth Of July.
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The horse races at Ferr1sburg July 4,
under the auspices of the Ferrlsburg
Driving club were largely attended, about
900 being present. The four races were
notify contested, The baseball game be-
tween Ferrisburg and Charlotte was won
by the former by a score of II to 6. The
New Haven town team played the Yer
gennes team on the fair grounds Satur-
day the local team winning II to 5.-Mr
and Mrs George Gillette of Bristol visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Bar.
nard, Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
H. Scranton and son, Joseph spent Sun
day at Woodstock han with his parents
Colonel and Mrs Walter Scranton.-Mr
and Mrs. Orrin Plain OF Bristol were
guests of Mrs. John Gordon and daugh-
ter Miss Grace Gordon, Saturday, War
rem Edwin Bristol, son of Mr., and Mrs
c. d. Bristol, of this city sailed last week
from New York for Liverpool. He Will
attend a convention of the Y. NJ, c. A. in
London and afterward a convention OF
the same orga nization in Geneva, Switzer-
land He win also make an extended visit
to Franco and then go to Adana Syria,
to engage in y NJ. C. A. work.-Mrs
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SALISBURY.

The Ladies' Aid society viii have an
tee cream social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. r, l.. Kent Friday evening,-M. a.
Thomas and daughter with w. I. Brown
of Salt Lake city wore in Orwell Monday.
The Christian EndeaVor held "A So
cial at the town han Wednesday evening.
Ice cream and cake We're served,-Mrs
f. w. Whitney and daughter Mildred,
spent Saturday and Sunday In Cornwall
F. w. Whitney and daughter, Doris
who have been visiting in New York
state returned Tuesday,-The new sec
tiOna book cases for the town library
have come and are being installed The
auditors are working on the annual
school report, which will soon be out 80
Henry TAYLOR and Gertrude Peck were
married in Brandon Monday afternoon -
Orlo Bump was in Brandon Tuesday.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid will give social al
the vestry Friday evening Miss Kath-
crime Root has gone to Saranac, y. Y, II
visit her uncle, DIR. Charles Wicker
Mrs. Margaret Carpenter Of Vergennes q
visiting her son. T. c. Carpenter. Miss
Clare Beach and Miss Katherine Root
gave pleasant porch party and danes
to a number Of their friends at the homa
Of Miss Beach Thursday evening-A
number from here attended the races az
ferrisburg on the Fourth
Mrs. +. *. Converse has opened her
home Bay Wow, for the spmmar-Mrs.
f. f. NanVict Of Essex Junction has
been visiting in town.-1rvihs Tousley.
who has been visiting at John Williams
has returned to his home in Philadelphia.
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CH|T1ENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the annual meeting of the Essex
Junction graded school district held 1T
the new school building Guy W. Bailey
was reelected moderator and j.. NJ. Hays
was reelected clerk. II. G.. Gates was
reelected collector of taxes and |. Il.
Huntloy treasurer. Allen Martin was
elected as first auditor. r. O. Midget
second and David Marvin third auditor.
H. o. Whitney was elected as prudential
committeeman for three years. 1t was
voted to hold 20 weeks OF school in the
grades and 81 weeks in the high school
during the next year. A tax was voted Of
100 cents on a dollar of the grand list
to pay the running expenses of the
schools, also to raise a tax of 10 cents on
the grand list to be applied on bonded in
dcbtedness
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days stay at the home Of their son In
Shelburne-Miss Miller, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N c. Fuller, has
returned to her home in New Hamp-
shire.-Miss Minnie Griffin, who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
A. j. Terrien, has returned to her home
in Canada.-The Misses Dorothy and
Marjorie and Master Averil are at starr
Farm Beach for week.-Mrs.. Marie
Walston is at the Freeman cottage at
Queen city park-M. u. Dimick visited
his mother in Warren over Sunday.
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UNDERHILL.

good crowd from here attended the
celebration at Jeffersonville July 4.-Hrs
IS Sinclair and daughter have gone to
Canton, y. Y-Mr. and Mrs. r c. Styles
and daughter were weekend guests If
relatives in Cambridge Miss Eva Terrll
is visiting her uncle in Burlington for I
few days.-C. F. Scribner has been enter
tanning his sister.
The Foreign and Home Missionary so.
cieties were entertained at the home Of
Mrs Sturgess Thursday afternoon. After
fun program consisting Of music. read
ings and recitatlons, refreshments were
served
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Homer Phelps and little child,
who have been spending two weeks
here, returning to her home in Bur-
lington this week.-Mrs.. Jane O'Brian
is spending a few weeks in Burling-
ton.-Miss Anna Pease of Keeseville,
y. Y, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. a. L. Page over the Fourth re-
turning to her work Monday.-Mr.
Crane of Burlington is with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Arms. for a few
weeks, while his wife is in the hos
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MONKTON.

Fred e. McEntec of this town and Miss
stella sherry of Ferrisburg We're united
sonage In Ncrgennes by the Rev, Thomas
Stcvenson,-Mrs. +. II, Dean is in camp
at Long point for a few weeks.-Charles
Rivers Of this town was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Monday for an operation for appendicitis.
Road Commissioner h. T. Beers with
his men is making extensive repairs on
the State road-The Rev, g. c. Cornell
was AZ home from Middlehury Sunday
and occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Farmcrs have COM
mcnced haying. The crop in some place )
is light
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WHITING.

The Whiting fellowship and play festi-
val day held July under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. G, \, proved to be a sue
cess as a community day of wholesome
recreation. The attendance was good and
everyone entered heartily into the spirit
of the occasion. The nag raising, with
appropriate exercises, was followed by a
program of track and field events for
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ST. GEORGE.

Earl Aver and daughter. Dorothy. vera
in st. Adams Saturday.Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Miles Of Winoosk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Miles and children of Willis
ton visited at the home Of Lawrence
Wellinger Sunday.-W. J. Wescott ami
family Of Essex spent the weekend az
the home of NJ. W. Hinsdale.-The Misses
Carrie Small and Nora Hinsdale have
gone to Essex for a visit.-Mrs A r.
Williams and children Of Burlington visit
ed at the home of Ira Chase Saturday.
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SHELBURNE'.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ray spent the
week END with Mrs. Alice Prindle in
st. Albans.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Van
Steinberg were in town Saturday
guests of Mrs Ebert Nash,-Mr. and
Mrs. James a. Cory have returned
from a few days at their farm in North
Ferrisburg.-M and Mrs. Frank An
drews have returned to Thompson's
Point after a few days in town,-The
weekly prayer meeting will he held
at the home of |. q. Elliot this
evening at 1;30.-Miss Grace Jackman
is attending the summer school in
John Mackie of Mon
treal was in town Monday
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both young and old. The Junior baseball
team played the juniors of Sudbury and
the senior team the seniors OF the same
town. Both Whiting teams won, There
was an amusing parade of horribles by
the women. Bowman Crosby was award
ed a prize for the most artsticaly decor
ated automobile The exciting event Of
the day was the peg race won by Tim
I,l mn
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs Dometilc Laferriere died sudden
ly at her home, 81 West street Tuesday
of heart disease. She had Just
returned from the home Of her SON
Arthur. a short distance from her home,
and was suddenly strick dying before
medical aid could reach her. She had
been in her usual good health upon
arising in the morning She was 81
years old She is survived by 10 children;