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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-06-09
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

"A daughter was bern unto Nj. and
Mrs. G. b. Heinemsnn on Thursday
night.
Mrs. f. w. Kickbusch is making
improvements upon her residence on
Grand avenue.
The Reams Motor Car Co. has been
Dissolved. XII Ressms disposing Of
his interest to P. y.O. Van Ve'shten.
Rev. F. Fl. Brigham of Appleton.
former pastor of tile III. E. church,
conducted services in that church ON
Sunday morning.
Among the students who will grad
uate this week from Carroll College,
Waukesha, are Miss Margaret Clark
and Laurence Johnson from this
city.
Emil Eggebrech, of Wheaton,
Wyoming, was seriously injured re-
Gently by the explosion of a gas tank.
He is engineer of the power pant in
this ciCy.
Thoma; Conlin of Charlottesville,
Va, who is in the city visiting his
father, DR.. B. III. Conlin, underwent
an operation at ST. Mary's hospital
the forepart of last week. He is now
conyalescing and will soon be out
again.
Among the graduates of the Column
bia School of Music. of Chicago, APP
pears the name of Miss Helen Coates
The exercises take place in Orchestra
Hall, June 18th, under the direction
of Mr.. Frederick Becker of the violin
department.
Engine house No. 2 responded to a
fire alarm call for aid at the home OF
Albert Clark on last Tuesday night.
The occasion was the explosion OF a
lamp and the ignition of the oil.
The firemen soon controlled it. But
little damage was done.
Wednesday, the big barn of Aug,
Tesmer, in town of Rib Falls, was
struck by lightning, killing Two one
lyear old colts. The stroke was cold
strike which did not set fire to the
barn, but managed to destroy it con
siderably. Edgar News.
Hepco Flour used as per directions
has relieved many sufferers from dia-
bstes and other kidney troubles. Send
One Dollar for booklet and large trial
size can of Hepco Flour.
WAUKEsHA HEALTH PRODUCERS Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E, Hudtloff of
| Wausau, were guests of A. S. Larson
and family Saturday and Sunday. A
house party was given at the Larson
cottage at the lake. Mrs Larson en-
tertained the members of the Birth
Gay club Monday afternoon in honor
iof Mrs. Hudtlof' who used to be a
member of the club.--Shawano
advocate.
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First publication May &c, last June 9.
Probate Notice.

state OF Wisconsin County Court for Mara
thon County, Yin Probate
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term OF the county court To be held in and for
said county at the court house In the city OF
Wausan in said county commencing on the
third Tuesday. (being the 10th day. Of June,
A. ID. 1914. at 10 O'Clock a. M, the toiiowlhR
matter viii be heard and considered.
The APPLICATION of Leigh Bugbess for the
appointment Of Leigh Bugbee, OF the city OF
Wausau as administrators of the estate OF y
X. BugDee, late of the city OF Waushu. IN SAID
county, deceased.
Dated May 20, 1914.
BY order OF the court.
HENaY MILLER r. f. BUMP,
County Judge.
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First Insertion May ~. last Jl.ss
Nnfine To Credifora.

state OF Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
zion County.-ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time up TO.
and including tht. first Tuesday OF December.
1914 b hereby allowed TO creditogs of Sarah
r. Jones. deceased. to present theif claims for
sxanina ticn s1e allowance. AhO that all
claims 50 presented. will be examined ana al
iasted at regular term Of said County Court
10 be held ut the Court House In fhe City OF
w ausan on the fist Tuesday of January. 1915.
Dated May 5. 1914.
By the Court.
r. z. BinfP,
HESRY MILLER. County Judge.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The praafiee Of throwing the grtasl cut from
some OF the lawns In this city and other refuse
into the streets or CUTTERS Is one that IS quite
common and as such IL Is the mefArs OF cauS-
ing considerable trouble to the sety sewers
during rams The public IS therefore notified
and warmed that In the future thu practice Of
throwing grass CIR other refuse iniD the streets
or alleys OF this city, must ceast- NiOlators
will be pr5secnhsd.
Dated FFansxu. Wis julie 9th. 1914.
II BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
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=
Fl could scratch myself To pieces"
is often heard from sufferers of I,cze-
nh. letter, Itcn and similar Skin
Eruptions. Don't Scrstch-Stop the
It.shing at once with Or. Hob0n's
Eczema Ointment. Ius first apFlica-
tion starts healing: the Red, Rough,
Scaly, Itching Skin is soothed BIZ the
Healing and Cooling Medicines. Mrs.
C. A. Einfeldt, Rocs Island, III.
after using DIR. H05s0n's EcEema
Ointment. writes: sThis is the first
time i'm nine years have been free
from the dreadful ailment." Guar
anfeeaS soc. at your Druggist. adv
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First publication May 10. lat June %.
C..runnna


Summons.
state OF Wisconsin,. Municipal Court. Mara
thon County.
Eva WEBER. Plaintiff.
vs.
CLARENCE WEBER. Defendant }
The state of Wisconsin TO the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned 70 appear Within
twenty days after service OF this summons,
exclusive OF the day OF service, and defend the
above entitled action In the court Aforesaid;
and in case OF your failure so to do. Judgment
will be rendered against you according TO The
demand OF the complaint
Patrick T. STONE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
?. o. Address. Wausau. Marathon county
Wisconsin.
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Notice OF Hearing Petition Ter Adoption.

State Of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thon County:
In the Matter OF the Adoptionl
Of George Steven Roper
by Margaret Marson
Notice Is hereby given that at the regular
Term OF the County Court to be held 10 and
for said County at the Court House In the City
u Wausau In said C0luty. or the FIRST Tues
day tbeing the LIST daD Of September. A. d.,
1914. At ten O'Clock g. IN. the following matter
viii he heslrxf and considered:
The application O. Margaret Marson for the
adoption III George steven Roper, an infant
under the age Of "a Years.
Dat q Jane 5. 1914
By the Court,
r. Z. BgMP.
HzxRr MILLER County Judge
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First publication May 10. last June 9.
Nofica to Creditors.

state % Wisconsin, County Court for Mara
thon Coantv:-In Probate.
Nostce is hereby given that the time up to.
ard 3 .cisdlng the frst Tuesday or I,e,.emDer.
1874 is hereby allowed TO creditors OF Ernst G.
Zimmerman. decreased. TO present their claims
for ex animation and allowance. Also that all
claims so prevented, will be examlItd and ad.
iugted at a regular term OF sale County Court
to be held at the Court House. in the city Of
Wansau. on Il e first Tuesday OF January. 1915.
Dated A pril 10th, 1914.
BY tn Court,
r f. BUMP County Judge.
HFNRy MILLER
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Marcia Sabins has returned home
after visiting Allen Bohonnan's family
In South Royalton and Mrs. Kate Sablns
In Barnard.-Mr. Newman, who preached
In Jonesville three years ago. is spend
ing 10 days at c. y. Andrew s-NTrs
Dele lildreth has been in Willlston a
few days at the home of her sister, Mrs
Goodrich.-About 50 friends gathered at
the home of c. y. Andrews Monday
evening, the occasion being a surprise
In honor of Mr.. Andrews's birthday
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Fuller Mr.. and Mrs
I1eatherington and Mr. and Mrs. c. b.
Andrews were in Starksboro last week
to attend the wedding of a relative.-The
Lend-a- Hand Circle will go to Waterbury
September 10 and they will be entertained
ihy Mrs. Townc and Mrs, F'iddock.-School
will open next Tuesday with the same
teachers.-Mss Gladys johnson of Hunt
ington has invited her music class to
her home Saturday, where they are to
give a recital.-Miss Helen Nash. night
operator at the telephone exchange. is
having her vacation. Miss Florence Ohm
stead is taking her place.-Mrs. Perkins
has returned from MOretown, where she
has been spending a few days-N IS
Irene Whalen returned to Manchester.
y. H., the first of the week after a two
weeks vacation Miller spent
Sunday at his home here.
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UNDEKHILL

The graded and high schools will COM
mcnce September Sat the last meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society the following
officers were elected President, Mrs. Nc
keefe; vicc-presldent, Mrs e. j. Galley;
secretary, Mrs. A. c. Humphrey; treasur-
er, Mrs. Ira Thorp.-A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Pollard August
@.-The shetland pony owned by Donald
liawley received first prize al the Norris
Vile fair-John FenwiclS was In Burling-
ton STANDARDIZATION Whitaker will 20 to
Rutland this week to visit his son. Buell.
Whittaker.-Mrs Julia Batchc'der of Bur-
lingtOn was I'm town Monday on business.
Miss Daisy MacCiibbon has returned to
her duties in L. G.. Fowlers storc.-Mr
and Mrs. Patrick Fitzsimonds are parents
of a son born September DIR Smaling
of Illinois and cousin, Mrs Carrie Jack
son of this place, are visiting Mrs. Bert
Tillotson of Observation-Disclosures Gle
of West Bolton Is guest Of his grand
mother, Mrs +. NJ. Gilc.-The Underhin
baseball team will play tho South Bur
llngton team at Undcrhll Center Satur-
day.-Miss Charleon Ross is steadily i'm
proving.-IIarold Hayden has been work.
ing for s. r. Rawson.-Basil Ryan of
WeStford has been visiting in town,
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SHELBURNE.

e,o.o HIGHWAY Commissioner Gates
No., t., tow, saturday IN regard to build
49, tho norr,ono,t road which was voted
+ho ,ost March meeting and the work
-, =, a,o..oa sco,, nv John Ready. Mr.
"a NJ, ou,s lessor are the parents
80 con Rovmond William Joseph, born
Ghug,,st 90 MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
w. Iuv,gate are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
r u webster petition has been sent
~ p,rlirgton Traction company ask
~ for +bree additional lights on the
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MILTON.

At the republican caucus held at the
I. o. o. f. hall, called to order by II. H.
Bceman for the town committees James
II. Cough was the secretary and II. H.
Beeman chairman. Three delegates to
c. L. Sanderson, chairman, Corrlc e
Osgood and Ira +. Turner, They We're
uninstructed, and are to choose their
own altcrnates. The district delegates
are James A. Kennedy. C. A. Robinson
and f. s, .SibleY. instructed for Greene
The matter of town committee was post
poned to the county caucus to be held
later
The funeral of Mrs. Aiken Burncll. who
died Monday after a long illness, will be
held from st. AIMS Church on Wcdnes-
day morning at ten o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Llewlyn Allen Of Oswego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Allen of New York
city and Samuel Allen of Columbus, o.,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Allcn.-Mrs. Levi Demo has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital and
IS improving-Nr Aiken Brunch Is very
low.-Mrs. Arthur Mann has returned to
her home in New York and Mrs. John
Drew and daughter, Adelaide, to their
home In Rumney, n. H.-Mr and Mrs,
T. b. Wagner of East Georgia and Miss
Ellen Wagner were guests at J. L. Wag-
ncr's Sunday.-The different grades Of the
graded school will begin Monday.-Nliss
Lillian Allen of Lowvilc. y. Y, is visit
ing at b. D. Martn's.-The Rev, d. H..
Strong has returned from his vacation,
spent in Massachusetts,, and services We're
resumed sunday at the congregational
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. George Mincklcr
and son, Joslyn, spent Friday and Sat
urday in South Hero.-Mrs Charles San
derson and son, Orlow, are visiting In
Lynn and Boston.-The friendly class of
the Congregational Sunday school are to
give Japanese tea party at the vestry
Saturday CVonlng-Mi Pearl Berry of
Richmond has been the guest of Miss
Gertrude Phelps for a few days.-Mrs D.
d. Parker and daughter, Albertine, have
returned to their homo in Malvern, Pa
Mrs. Willard Glazier and two children of
Maine are visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs Charles l.. Parker
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Anna Powell left Monday morning
for New York, where she will take a two
years course in the Roosevelt hospital
Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Randall returned to
their home in Springfield. Mass, Satur
day.-Miss Ella Randall is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. r, Dmon, on Highgatc
Cores. $. Coolidge of Ellenburg. y. Y,
IS a guest of his brother b, e. Coolcdge.-
Miss Matte Price returned from Middle
sex Sunday night, having been called there
by the Illness of her hrOthcr.-Dr and
Mrs. II, A Whitney have been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Whitney,
The body of John Benor was brought here
from Canada Mondav and funeral serv-
ice was held in the Conversational Church
at 2;'O p. m. The Rev. +. w. Day ofticiat-
ed.-Distrlct Superintendent Dukeshire
will preach at the Methodist Church sun
day.
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RICHFORD.

Jasped Curtis Baker died Friday
afternoon, aged 60 years. after a long i'll
ness with cancer. Mr.. Baker was born
in Newport in 1915, the son of the Hon
Luther Baker, who died a few years
ago. Mr., Baker is survived by his Wife
three daughters. Miss Helen NJ Baker,
Mrs. Ira Z. Chase ard Miss Dora H.
Baker; and one SON. II. Noble Baker
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Randall of SPRING
field Mass, Mss Ella Randall, Mr.!
and Mrs. r. j. Gates and daughter
Edith Gates. Of Franklin visited at the
homo of Mr., and Mrs. John Lahore re-
rently.--A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Hartley Kennedy August 19-Mrs D. w.
Carpenter has returned home from n few
weeks stay in Milford, Conn. and Wor-
rester, Mass.-Mrs. Ida Winans and
Mrs Carrie Van Eiper of Patterson,
\. j., are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. V. D. Taylor.-The republican
caucus held August 27 elected delegates
to the State and district conventions as
follows state. DR., r. NJ Pelton, II. II
Thomas S, Carl Carpenter; altcrnatos,
II. T. Rustedt, c. J. Granville, NJ l..
Smith. District NJ j. Maloncy, Elias
Combs, Carol Mitchell; altcrnates L. F.
Greene, Albert Z. Selby. j. c. Stanhope.
The caucus also elected as town COM
mttee for two years, NJ. j. Maloney,
G. G. Austin and j. G. Stanhopc Tho
delegates are uninstructed, but II Is un-
derstOod will favor the nomination Of
Charles w. Gates for governor and
Frank /. Greene for representative in
Congress-AIiss Anna l.. Gibson, who has
just returned from a European trip,
gave an illustrated talk to the Richforl
Woman's club and their friends Tuesday
evening in the fire station hall.-Ntss
Hattie Swan Of Montgomery is visiting
ut the home of her sister, Mrs. w. Il.
Locklin,-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Chaffee
of Somerville, Mass. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Hurlbut
&C. Harry Wilson of Atlanta, Ga. is
visiting friends in this place.-A son was
born to Mr., and Mrs. j. r, Nichols
August 8-The Rev. Joseph Brolivet
of Paris, France, is guest of the Rev
Joseph Lavigne. Father Breivet was
pastor of All Saints Church So years
ago-A meeting of the board Of civil
authority Will be held at the town clerk )
office saturday September %, to hear
and determine appeals from the action
of the listers in the matter OF increased
appraisal of real estate.--Mr. and Mrs
Clarence s, Kemp of Worcester. Mass
are visiting relatives in this place. Harry
O, Powers bookkeeper for the Sweat
Comings company, is seriously i'll of
gastric fever at his home on South Main
street-Mrs, a. J, Elliot and daughter,
Bertha, have returned home from visit
IN Meredith and Keene, n, Ii-Fred Sar-
gent has gone to Bethlehem, N, H., for
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The funeral Of Mrs. James Morris of
Cambridge was held at St, Thomas
Church August 81, Burial was In the
Catholic cemetery at the Irish settle
ment, At the republican caucus THU s.
day these delegates We're elected: State,
Senator e w Henry and DR.. A. l., Fogg;
district, NJ f. Chase and Walter S,
Brown,-The democratic caucus will be
held Saturday evening at the town hall -
The members of St Thomas Church Wi.
hold field day exercises Saturday fair
sized delegation will leave here Thursday
to attend the Addison county fair at Mid
dlebury .-Tufield Provost has sold his
farm to Joseph Tatro,-W b. Stroud has
finished work at Pleasant Valley.-Mrs. p.
b. Smith received post card shower
Thursday as birthday reminder
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs, II. II. Tilley. with her daughter
Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Tilley and little son of Portsmouth, N
H., visited at the home of Rollin Forbes
Thursday.--The Misses Mildred White
and Nora IIinsdale entertained the mem
beers of their Sunday school classes Fri
day afternoon. Games We're played.
Refreshments were served on the lawn
Earl Aver spent Sunday in st. Adams
and Swanton. He was accompanied
home by his daughter. Dorothy, and son,
Harold, who have been visiting their
grandparents in St Adams and Swanton
for several weeks.-School commenced
Monday with Miss Maud Tillotson Of
IIlghgate Springs as tcacher
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Macbeth, Schlachter and Bowler. as
sistant engineers, and several other men
are engaged In the work Maps viii be
Issued by the government when the work
is completed.
Miss Alice Collins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred A. Collins and a student at
Syracuse University. suffered a painful
accident yesterday at her home on Brain
erd street, when she tripped and fell, frac-
turing three bones in one of her legs,
The fractures were reduced, but the doc
tors says that It will be about two months
before she can again use that limb.
The ST Adams hospital has been the re-
cipicnt of another timely gift $500 to be
used for the finishing up of the annex.
The terms of the bequcst provide that the
work must be completed within two years
or the money reverts to the donor.
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son of Lewis Beers, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis during the week, is i'm
proving.-The Rev. Frank Place with
his two sons, Edward and Richard,
and Erie Taggart, went to Cameis
Hump Thursday and spent the night
on the summit,-Cyrus L. Cove and
his sister, Miss Cynthia Cove, have
returned from attending campmeeting
at Riverside, Sholdon.--B. c. Beers
has just completed erecting a silo.-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Nilsson Of Ne
braska, Mr. and Mrs. S Jackman and
two daughters, and Mrs Wesley jack
man of Ferrisburg were guests Friday
of Mrs. Lucy Jackman and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Martin.--NIsses Min
ME and Florence Ayers of stowe, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ralph Clark for two weeks, have re-
turned home
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Rose Brady went to East Enos-
burg sunday. whore she will teach this
fall.-Mss Bernice Morse has returned
from Williamstown.-MisS Marvin of
Williamstown has entered Brigham
Acadcmy.-Alr. and Mrs. Mark Stephen
son Of sheldon spent Sunday with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Start spent Sun
day in Lowcll,-Paul Tlodah and sister,
Mrs. Julia Archambault, are visiting in
Manchester, = II.-Mr. and Mrs Byron
Fay returned Saturday night from a visit
In Raruot.-Mrs George Rurrill and sor
Of Everett, Mass, recently visited Mrs.
RurrilPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Shan'ev.-The Rev, Joseph Brelivet of
Paris a former pastor of st. Georges
Church, Is the guest Of the Rev. y. o.
II. Decentralization Academy opened
Tuesday with a large number of stud
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Frank Wescuit and son of Rox-
bury, Mass, are guests of Mrs Miles
krans,-Miss Blanch L. Warner of Bur
lngton Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Jennie 1Iart,-Mrs. Walt,r Vetus
goes to Richmond, Va, this week
to join her husband who has
taken Job there.-Miss Helen
Loggins of Benson is the guest
of her aunt, Miss Dora Cady, for a few
weeks.-Gcorge Bling is visiting relatives
in Chester for few woeks,-NIss Anna
Corners is the guest of her mother for a
few days.-The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Walter Tarbox Wednesday
afternoon,-Miss Ruth Bombard has gone
to Concord, n H., to visit her brother.
Daniel, for a few wceks.-Mrs. Gregory
of Bolton Is the guest of Mrs Hiram
ISham
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swinyer have
moved to Jonesvillc-Schoolc commenced
Monday with Mrs Georgia Pierce as
teacher.-Mrs. Cordelia Ellis and Mrs.
William Lcavitt will entertain the Home
Circle, September Q, at the hall.-Mrs.
A. Il. Small of Burlington is visiting her
son, Fay.-Mrs. Ezra Kimball, Roy Kim
ball and Mrs. Ila Russell visited Mrs.
Roy Kimball at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital the last of the Week.-Mrs.. Hot
comb, who has been i'll at the home Of
her daughter is hetter.--The many friends
of Or. George Spiller will regret to hear
of his death August "a at the hospital ar
Claremont, n. H., following an operation
for appendicitis.-Mrs Frank Strong Is
visiting friends in Medford, Mass. She
accOmpanied her nepheW. Burton Ellis
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The bridge In the highway below
Thomas Bacon's gave way Monday
with large load Of milk. weighing
over ton, that Gaylord Baldwins
heavy farm team was hauling to the
milk station at Charlotte. The horses
wero nearly off the bridge when the
accident happened and We're pulled
backward into the stream. None of
the milk, which belonged to several
farmers on the route. was spilled, but
the cans were so badly mixed that it
was impossible to tell to whom the
several cans belonged. The driver
was not injured one horse was
slightly hurt-Erle Taggart who has
spent six weeks with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Taggart, left
Sunday evening for his homo in Belle
Vile. Ill.-Mrs, +, r. Voigt and daugh-
! ter left Saturday for Lee. Mass. to
visit Mrs Volgt's brother, Henry
Tatro, and family.-Mrs. Alfred Payne
and infant of Cornwall have been Wis
iting her brother, Floyd Foote,-Mrs,
Frank Shippey with two children Of
Bennington have returned home after
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
william Thorpe.-A camping party
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd
Foote, Miss Ruth Livermore Ralph
Livermore and Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam Thorpe are occupying d. A.
Foote'S cottage at Thompson's Point
for Week.-Mrs. Bessie Hart has re-
turned from Richmond, where she has
spent two weeks in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Daniel OBrien.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Kellogg, Jr,, are moving
to South Burlington, where they have
| employment on Mrs. c. j.. Gove's farm.
Mrs, Ernest Hausman, who Is Ill at
| her home In the east part Of the town,
| suffering from ulcers in the head, Is
| reported as n little more comfortable
| The children of Mr., and Mrs. John
| Hart End who have been seriously
| ILL., are recovering.-There was a light
frost In low places Monday night
Miss Maud Scott. who has been Ill
several weeks, Is better and able to
drive out.-Duane, the seven year old
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. II. NJ. Hull has returned after a
few days in Chazy n. Y.,-Charles
Laughton Of Plattsburgh. N Y, was the
guest of his parents over Sunday.-A
party of young people camped at Lake
Irouuois over Sunday.-Mrs. james
Laughton of Westpor, n. Y, has been
spending a few days az fhe rev. william
Laughton's.-Mrs. Calvin Isham mas re-
turned to Burlington.-Mis Ellene Rus
sell of Burlington is the guest of Miss
Eleanor Field-Misa Florence Allen has
returned after a few days in Burlington.
Hope Circle Of the Kings Daughters
will have an all-day's sewing meeting a,
the vestry Friday to sew for Marjorie
Iivermore.-Mis Bertha Adams is the
guest of Mrs. William Andrews for a
few DAVIS