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to take place shortly at tho home of


the bride in York.
ing Young woman and belongs to n
family which has long been prominent
in York. Tier father was the late Lat
inner Small prominent resident OF
York She frequently visits Winches-
ter ut the home of Major and Mrs.
Holmes Conrad.
Major Fauntleroy is a son OF the late
Di. and Mrs ~ NJ Fauntleroy of
stanton and a nephew Of Major
Holmes Conrad, Winchester. He Is a
surgeon in the army. and has dis
;inguishcd record Several months ago
he was sent by the government to
Turkey, and rendered assistance to the
Turkey and Greece He is now sta
toned at Fort Monroe, where he is
cIicl surgeon
Miss Small has no, yet set tho date
for her wedding
Leaving Town.
MIR. and Mrs. b. u. Core, of 2ol4 Park
Avenue, Will leave Richmond this week
for Maysville, Ky, the former home OF
Mrs. Core, where they will reside tenn
porarily during MIR. Cores study OF
law. Both are prominently related in
Virginia and Kentucky Mrs. 7. Cor
don Gilmore, mother of the bride, who
has been here with her daughter since
last fall. VIII accompany Thorn to Ken
lucky.
interesting Rccitais.
Miss Blanche Thomas, Miss Marie
I.eahy ana Miss Helen Fillenrown will
rcpeat on Easter Monday night in Elm
puria the concert given there about n
month ago. ON the following night
they viii give concert at Stony
/ Creek, these concerts being the hrst
Of :, series of similar affairs to be rem
dcrcd by these well-known Richmond
artists.
Miss Thomas gave an afternoon of
music Saturday at her studio, 4l6 West
Grace Street y pupil, Miss Eva Agncr,
mczzo-Sopranc, sang several selections
There were other Interesting selections
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urday al 3 This beautiful and i'm
prcssiVc morality play has been much
complimcnted In other cities, and was
given here very successfully by the
auXilaries last spring. The entertain
ment is given for the support OF a
tcachcr in the Rugged Mountains.
Meetings This Week
The old Dominion Chapter, Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution, will
meet Tuesday at l. noon al the Jcffer-
son Hotel
on account Of tho Easter holidays the
board OF managers of the Shelteriug
Arms Free Hospital will mold their
regular monthly meeting Thursday at
noon, Instead OF Monday. Members are
asked to note the change Of date in
this meeting.
The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter. Daughters OF 1872, Will meet
Thursday morning AT IL o'clock viii,
g34 West Grace street.
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ms to visit relatives In Sanford Fla.
Mics Elizabeth W. Simpson IS ,hs guest
OF Mira A. u. Schaener. OF Atlantic city.
- J.
Mrs. j. ". Early and Mrs ". A. wilson.
Of fndford. have been visiting Mrs. John
\ Miller.
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ed on Friday evening At an elaborate din.
ner In honor OF NJ: Chlidress'a birthday.
Tho guests were J. ". Han j :. Ham.
mono. W. ~. Dunk.ec. Or. w " Range
Ley, Charles Surface, jams = ljEby, Jr.
Marshall f,ili.. william II Calhoun
The recital OF the Morrison School OF
Music vii! be held al tic courthouse or
Friday, April e.
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compels him 10 leave the mountains
Kcv Mr.. Ber-' - arrived and w!ll preach
on Sunday morning.
T.. Il. Spiuu., prominent attorney
OF Norfolk. and Mas Katherine spindle
OF the MoruNlan Institute OF Winston
Salem. y. g. and guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Richard B. Spindle.
Mrs. a. A Manoni LEFT on Tuesday even
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CHRlSTIANSBURG
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch

=. .''PO''HI Y" TIC IIIIVh- IPIspHtVII J
Christia nsnurg. Va. April il.-Dr. aIaSsio.
or Roanoke. was called hero on Wednes.
day TO operate on Archer T.. Evans for
mastoidits.
Rov and Mira. j. l.. Hammond. with their
family, left on Wednesday, for Cumberland
Md. Mr.. Hammond has won many friends
during his stay at ST. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church. who regret that Ill health
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Mrs Il. W. Moore and Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Of 1907 Hanover Avenue, lef
Friday FOR Bcidsvillc, y. c., where thcS
viii visit Mrs. John Harrison.
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MI and Mrs Williamson Talley. o.
Monument Avenue. are In New York
for the Eagtcr season.
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In and ont Of Town.

AR and Mrs. Arthur l.. Adamson. OF
The Chesterfield, LETT yesterday TO
spend The week end at the Chamberliu
Hotel, Old Point.
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Mr.. and Mrs James Wilson Hall
who have been guests OF relatives here
have returned to their home in New
York
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Mrs. Lewis Porter Nelson, who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. ~ Grcanor Neal, ha,
returned to Culpcper.
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Miss LYDIA Kiliough. OF New York
City. arrived yesterday to be the CUES I
OF Miss Maric Koiner for Easter.
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Mrs. Ashton Todd and Mrs. Low
Eledlen. OF Washington. are visiting
their sister. Mrs. Otis Rudd, on Grove
Avenue.
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Misses Jennie Vawtcr, of Graham:
Martha McGuirk. Of Cincinnati, and NJ.
j. Walker. OF Martinsvillc. are guests
of Mrs William Robert Vawter at her
home. "Englcwood," for Easter.
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Commodore Orlando Douglas Rob
bins, OF TUCK Iiili," is visiting rela-
lives in linrford County. Maryland.
during the Easter holidays.
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bliss Ruth Smithson, of Crewe, is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Il. J. Taylor In
his citV
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Mrs J. j. Bowman, who was oper-
ated on last week at st. Luke's Hos
pitai. is now improving.
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Mrs. Brunstcin and her children are
spending the Easter holidays with rcla-
tives in Washington.
Miss Mary Anderson has returned
to her home in Fnrmville. after n visit
TO Mrs. 4. ]. Taylor in ths city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. WoOdson have
opened thcir country home at Bon Air.
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Miss Muriel Christian. of LynchburE.
IS the guest OF Miss Mary Coving ton
Evans for Easter
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right from the factory, with all the lat
est 1914 improvements. Exactly as H.
Illustrated. Made from selected quar-
ter sawed oak, drawers, automatic lit
drop-head best ball bearings. Complete
set OF accessories included.
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MISS Ethel Crenshaw watkins and
Miss katharine Donlon, OF White
Plains. y. y. are spending Easter week
III Old Point Comfort
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NORTH FERRISBTRG.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Allen have closed
their house and gone to Burlington for
the Winter.-Airs. Amelia Palmer is visit
ing in Wnooski and Burlington.- The
carnival and masquerade dance in Allen
hall Friday evening was largely attend
ed. The proceeds amounted to about $40.
Mrs Jerry Sears is In the Mary Fletcher
hospital, whore she recently underwent
an operation.
Fred Cushman is moving into the house
which he recently purchased Of Mrs.
Flora iiarrinSton.-M Trappcr has re
turned to her home I'm Burlington after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. L. ST Peter.
There will be a regular meeting of
Mt Philo Grange SATURDAY evening
IS. r. Martin of Burlington visited in
town Monday Mrs, Sears Is recovering
from fan downstairs. in which she in
jured her head and was otherwise bruised
.. Airs Anna Bellows and son. Carlton.
are Waiting in ChsFlotte before going 60
jericho to SDcnl TIM winter
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oRIT1ENDEn CCn4Tl
WINOOSKI.

Mrs. Thomas Parizo died Friday
morning alter a lingering illness Of about
hvc months, death being due to heart dis
ease. Mrs. l'arizo had been in in health
for four years, ana for the past five
months had been confined to her bed. Bora
ia bedford, =. %. 80 years ago she cam"
to Essex junction when very yOuns
About II wears ago she moved to- this
village. She Is survived Ly her husband
two daughters Mrs Charles + Dovino o.
san Diego, cal. Miss Georgiana parizo
of this place, four sons. Arthur. Augutucy
and Ernest Farizo Of this place md u.
Harry l." PariHo Of Natcrvillc, Me. She
ais" leaves one brother Peter Horlo Of
Windsor The fpneral was held at
three O'Clock Sunday afternoon at St,
Francis Navlcr Church
Arthur finucran Of burlington Was az
rested about two o'clock sunday morn
ihE charged with attempting to o} yak into
the oxford Hotel l. Is alleged that ne
tried to get through the door to the sa-
loon and abandoning this broke a glass in
the main entrance door lie then ran
around tho hotel and hid in the rear where
he was apprehended and placed in the
lnck-up. When the glass was broken two
pe7S''s"H hodIh me r''ash ana u'oh IN
VestiGaton saw the man run away Will
lam Mongeen, prepretop Of the hotel ais
heard the crash aud helped tn find Fin-
neran' EinneraR Sunday morning stat
ed that he did .ot remember anything
about IT,
\ son was born saturday to MIR and
Mrs Guy Templeton
Miss Hattie Stevens is resting comfort
ably at the MARY Fletcher hosriNal after
an operation for appendicitis
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Henry Brewster went to Berlin
Tuesday to visit her aunt. Mrs. Merrill
Andrews-Mr. and Mrs Rufus Atkinson
of Morrisvillc visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Ring, the frs: of the
wcek.--Mr. and Mrs. LaVanwaY have gone
70 Forest city to work In the George
Bartlett 4 Co lumber camp.--George
Bartlett. Sr.. WIN has recently returned
from Russia, was in town Tuesday and
" Wednesday -Aihew 9'ruaX of Haverhiil
Mass, is visiting his son, Henry. -BerHaVl
Dwire has taken possession of the farm
be recently bought of +. 81. Norton Mrs.
Alice RnEae of Monticello, y. y, is visit
ins her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Hiram
Pierce Mrs, Aggje Brewster entertained
the Ladies' Circle at the hall "Wednesday
Roy Kimball, Henry Russell and VII
liam Gutter are among the lucky hunters,
Mrs. Kate Carpenter is Visiting in
WaitstiCld
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gan.-Miss Estelle Cier,in Of wiliston
has position in the office of the Brig
tol Manufacturing company About 80
attended the annual banquet of
the Midnight club at the Bristol
House Friday evening. The Hon. f. L.
Greene of st. Adams was the principal
speaker The following Officers were
elected President f. G. IIaskins; vice
president. G. T.. Palmer or New Haven;
secretary and treasurer c. S. Farr.-W.
O. Amdon of Middebury was in town on
business Saturday. Several from here at
tended the football game at Middlebury
Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ralph Durfce and child ~
Fellows Fails are guests of Mr.. Durfccs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID, W. purfec.--
Clarence Bosworth of the University of
Vermont visited relatives here over sun
day Mrs. Homer II. Hewitt is visiting
IN Lincoln.-A severe wind storm
struck this village Sunday night doing
considerable damage. Windows were
blown in, trees blown down, sheds unroof-
ed and the electric lights were put out Of
commission Miss Gladys Dearborn visit
ei her parents in Lincoln Sunday. Mrs
Corn"lia Gleason returned with hcr.-Er-
lltSl tuIUuhl was W ltutland MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duprov are the
parents of a daughter. born Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. McGcc are visit
ing his brother in Gardner, Mass-NTrs.
Joseph MCGEE, aged 81 years fell at the
homo Of her son, W. y. McGec. on West
street Monday breaking one arm be-
tween tho shoulder and ehow.-The out
look club will meet Friday afternoon at
! Mrs fIolman's The leaders will be Mrs
Wiley and Mrs. Page.-Dr G. T.. Ed
munds is conducting examinations for the
eyes and ears Of the Pupils Of the graded
school-A young child of Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Winch is III with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Durfec and son.
VINO have been visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs y. w Durfee. have return
ed to 'heir homo In Bellows Falls.-Dr
w. f. Morgan, Homer f.. Hewitt. George
Morgan and George Iimmo have returned
from their hunting trip to Ripton. They
brought in one deer.--The condition Of
Charles r. Frank. whose back was broli-
on Saturday 10y falling tree remains
about the same-Mrs Clement II Var
neY IS visiting relatives in Rutland
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MILTON.

Tic funeral or Mrs. Ahhic Bootho, who
died Friday night after a few days I'LL
ness with pneumonia, was held SUNDAY
afternoon at $50 at the home of Mr.
iauum, where she had made her hon.
for several vcars She was ~ years o'@
t.c day she died and had been a life.
long resident Of thc town. The Roy. s
r. Cooley offlciated Mt tho funeral ana
the Methodist choir sang two sclcotions.
The iutcrm,ut was in the family lot ir
the village cemetery beside her husband
John HootHo, who died several years
ago. There were many beautiful flowers
Among those present from out Of towr
were Mr. and Mrs Albert Whittemor,
and SON OF Burlu.ton.-Mr and Mrs
Walter Brush of Burlington were over
SUNDAY a'lasts If his father and mother
Mr. and Airs. II. \. Brush John Harmon
! from New Hampshire has been visiull
! his sister, Mrs. A. r. Caswon--Mrs II
: G. Clark and daughter, VINO have beer
visiting IN N.lWaqkeo have been in towr
, for few days before leaving for theh
home in East Orange, Y. J.-Mls,
Madgo Howard is i'll with typhoid fever
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STARKSRORO,

A. l." White mas returned from the
aiapy Fletcher hospital much improved i'm
health. Mrs, White, who has been In Bur
linStoR during his sickness, also returned
The Christian Culture club will hold It's
hnHual meeting with Mrs, Madse Eddy
tpls afterhoor.-The rhusoh lawn Is
being graded and cement walks viii Va
laid in the future, -Wnrh is being pushed
on Walsion's store.-Mrs. u. W. cliHor-
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Sargent. f.
BrjStpl. Mrs. jeanette Norton of I3risto
Is the %uest Of Mrs, &, I.adoD,r-Otto Nor
ton and Miss l-ottis Norton of Bristol
were Weekend guests at t. w Newtpn's
Paul kempsih who has been living ii
town for ABOUT year has returned ~ his
fome In Maryland. Mrs. Marcia lin hai
e" far recovered from her fall as 10 b.
nble to sit NJ most of the TIME and to tax,
few steps with some one to aid her The
Young child Of y. IA. Newton who has
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ESSEN JUNCTION,

seFeiieeh candidates took the teachers
examinations under the direction of Supt,
Miss Minnie Hays. Essex. Colchester,
Milton westward and Cnderhil were rep
resented
Mrs, Samuel pesany died at her home
about mile from this village at l;a,
o clock Monday afternoon after al ill
ness OF about eight months of onmpli-
fallon of diseases. Mrs Desauy was
born IN Spencer, Mass, "a years aga, her
name being Julia Barttro. She came to
hnchmond with her parents when IA young
slrl ana was married there 10 Mr.,
peSany Al years ago She was tha old
est OF "A family of Is children, of whom
u survive her They are Mrs Louis
christmas of WilistoH, Mrs George Du-
mas NJ Rand9lnh, Mrs, Luther Rockwell,
MIS- lirN Hono Misses Agnes and odeila
bartlro of burlington. Mrs, John Root
LOT Shslhnrnn. Miss psmaTis Barttrn ut
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New York. Sister Joseph Marietta OF st.
vincent convent, New York, Eugene
Barttro OF Springfield and George Bart
tro Of Washington state. Mr. and Mrs.
Dcsany have lived in this place for Is
years. Besides her sisters and brothers
she is survived by her husband, one
daughter. Mrs. Frank Young and Miss
Eva Root, her niece, who has lived with
them since she was little girl and been
as daughter. Mrs. Dcsany was de-
voted wife and mother and had many
friends. She was patient in her long SUI
fering. She was n member Of the Ladies
Of the q. A. r. Circle Of burlington.
The funeral will he held at the church
Of the Holy Family this morning.
Frank Desnag and O. Howe have OPEN
cd blacksmith and wheelwright shop
on Central street.
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NEW HAVEN,

The Ladies' Union will give an oyster
supper in the town hall Friday evening. 49,
j. +, kowiey spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. + u. Rowley.
Miss Hazel Ward was at home from
burlington over Sunday.-Mrs. 7. j. Ever
est was ia Buplineton Saturday.-Mrs. g.
\. Spring and Mrs. Haliock Squire en-
tenained the Ladies' Union at their rooms
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lafountain is
very ill., \ trained nurse OF Burlington is
caping for her--Madam Sneden is p guest
VI her daughter, Mrs. j. IL. Davis.
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SHORFHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y, Robinson " Rut-
land spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham. Miss Farr Is a
guest of DR.. Mary Platt-T The fair under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid OF the
Consrega tional Church the evenings of
Dsoemher and will include short
program each evening, light refreshments
Thursday evening, and supper vii, he
served Friday evening from seven to
eight o'Ciock.-Thc service on sunday
will he arpronFist" tn ThanksgiVhr.-
Miss Nottingham has returned from Sud
h'lry.-A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Farnham was operated on Monday.
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GRANVILLE,

Airs l.. j Breaks, who has nucn
Hpry III, is now gaining The funeral
of Mrs. l.. Il. Bagley's father, Mason
Boycc, aged 81 Years, was held At
North Fayston TucsdaH.--Mrs. y. &.
Lamb has been il for three wceks.--
Harry Wilson has sold his home place
TO Henry bennett, and viii move into
his biother's house, which he bought
at auction last week, and which was
formerly owned and occupied by Frank
Ford, who goes to Randolph to live
this week. George Parish has rented
his blacksmith shop to Henry Jennett.
--Frank Ford ana family moved Mon
day to Randolph, where they will
make theM home.--Mrs. Mary Riley
has her daughter, Mrs Charles IIulet,
her
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Arthur Packard. who had been in
failing health for the past year with tu-
borCuloss, died Nov. 10. Mrs. Packard
was 22 years Of age. She is survived by
her husband, her parents Ny. and Mrs
Inland Leach, and one sister Mrs Ed
gar FLANDERS. who resides in Fletcher
The funeral was held at her late homo
Thursday morning at eleven o'clock the
Rcv. Cashmere officiating ntcrmcut was
ia the cemetery at Undcrhill The hearers
We're Henry Moils, Howard Ayers, Bonnie
DurSc and Michael BoOHan. Those from
ont of town To attend the sincra were
Mr.. and Mrs. Inland Leach MIR ana Mrs
Edgar Flanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
| BOozan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boozan
and Bonnie Corse Of Fletcher Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Sherman, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Hitchcock Of Cambridge. Morton Leach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Prior Of Bur
lington. News has been received here of
daughter. Mary. born November 10 to
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Warda of st. Al
bans. Mrs. Wardlaw will be remembered
as Miss Iva Brigham. The concert given
hy the young ladies of the Ithaca Con-
servatorN OF Music of New York wls
largely attended The proceeds we -
$lS 5.-Mrs Sarah Packard will live with
her son, Arthur Packard, this winter
( Emery Chase aud family Of Underhll
have moved into Frank X. liowcs tenr-
ment-Mrs. Mann of Watorville is visit
ing her brother. Or. G. y. Hulburd
Miss Myrty Aleiers is at home from
Waterville, where she teaches school for
q two weeks vacation. Mis- Nina iIar-
vey spent Saturday and Sunday in Bur
lington with her sister, Miss Hannah
Harvey Miss Blanche Grinnoll has 70
turned to her home in Milton. Henry
DessanN has received news Of the death
Of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Samuel Dcs-
sany. of Buffers Corners.-Mrs Mary
Finn and Mrs. James Casey were in
RurlingtoD SATURDAY.
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on Novamber 10 to Mr.. and Mrs i. r..
Baldwin of Lynn, Mass--Mr. and Mrs.
Baldwin formerly resided in Burlington
Mrs. Emma Taggart of Fullerton, Neb.,
Is tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Tag
CART and other relatives here, where she
formerly residod.-Charles Murray OF
Ilincsburg has been spending "a week with
his daughter, Mrs. Charles T.. Footo A
number of ladies in the vicinity met at
the parsonage Friday to make garments
for the suffering Belglans. Similar meet
tngs will be held here from time to time.
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"a eve MISS Marce'llne Aeiii w
NISItnR per aunt MISS Eva sloan pl nris-
t"l- MIS- jennie Nhlte ana MISS rHNS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-19
WEST MILTON.

Mrs. y. l.. Gonyeau has receives news
OF the death of her brother Henry Doug
lass, in Koadsboro, Mrs Bennir Fresh ol
South Hero has been spending a few daN =
with her parents, Nr ANA Mrs Geureo
Granger Mrs l.. ! Mayo Of 81. Alhuui
is visiting her uaronts Nh and Mrs.
I1enrp NHvvina-.MiSs AllldTad IaaAe la 4,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-19
ADDISON.

'Temporance Sunday" was observed at
the church November Ii by the children,
also by the singing Of the choir and re-
marks ny the pastor the Rev. w. s.
boardman-Alr. and Mrs John Wiikin-
son are entertaining their sons wife,
Mrs Roiin Snerhurnc, and little grand
SON Rowland, of IIardwick.-Iucy Pal
mcr has been spending n few days with
her parents, MIR and Mrs ~ c. Palmer.