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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-31

FOR RENT-Furnished room for light
housekeeping. 1919 n. F. ST 29-3t
FOR RENT room house, near Earl
ham. Phone 1910 29-7t
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MILTON.

r.. T.. Van OTman has opened the rooms
under the town clerks Office as Il general
repair shop.-E. I. Allen is repairing tho
block occupied by r. A. Coburn, which
was lately injured by fre.-R 3. Mears
IS to build a new barn this spring to
take the place of the one destroyed by
firc--A special meeting of Seneca Lodge
was held Tuesday night to work the
third degrec-lsaac Pruc, Jr., is work
RObear has gone to work for George
Phelps.-Neson Japan has taken the
town poor farm at the halves and will
run it for the coming year Regular
meeting of l. o. o. r was held March
Is, at which Charles Caswell was installed
as warden of the lodge.
Mrs. II. c. McNall returned Monday
evening from Boston, where she has been
for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
II. A. Benham.--Miss Thomas OF Orwell
has been the guest of Miss Grace Holmes
for a few days.-Mrs. II. II. Fuller is con-
fined to her bed with a hard cold.--Leon-
ard Martin, who has been spending sew
el'al weeks in town. returned to East Or
ange, n. j., Monday morning. f.
Phelps Of Richmond spent Saturday at
his fathers, n. T.. Phelps Mrs. G. w.
Minckler and son, Joslyn. spent Monday
In Burlngton.-The social committee Of
the Congregational Church will serve sup
per in the vestry Friday evening.-Miss
Genevieve Morgan is spending the week
in RurlinVton
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VERGENNES.

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heidI WAS ie'u FRIDAY afternoon at two
CLOCK at inc Methodist Church in Fer
HspurE'
Henry Miller ",u known ana re-
spccted citizen died Thursday evening at
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LINCOLN.

Jason Green and Charles Lee, who We're
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Fanny hospital March II, arrived
home Wednesday, Sara Orvis of
Bristol was an over-Sunday visitor at her
grandfather's, ID. II. Orvis.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Brown of Bristol spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Whitncy.-Miss
Katie Moody and Merle Sweet are at
home from the Bristol high school for the
Easter rccess.-Mrs. Eugene Tucker went
to the hospital Monday for treatment
Miss Greta Cove returned Saturday from
Il weeks stay in Observation-Disclosures Nor
gan of Bristol Is visiting at w S. Nor
gans
G. D. Draper is visiting his son, George,
In Hopedale. Mass.-Georgc Garland has
rented his farm to John Mastersom of
Ripton. He Will take possession April
Miss Eugene Tucker has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital for an operation.
Mrs. r. j. Cove went with her.-Eugene
Tucker and DR.. c. II. Smith were in
Burlington Monday.-NIrs. G. II. Smith
is visiting her father in Westford. DR..
Smith was badly bitten by dog Satur-
day. but is better now.-W. w. Morgan
of Cambridge is in toWn.-The Industrial
will meet with Mrs. Eugene Thayer
Thursday.
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JERICHO.

From the Lumber Camp to the Pull
pitt was the subject of the lecture
given by W. B. Dukeshire in the Meth
odist Church Tuesday evening at 7:3O
o'clock-Mrs o. n. Brown entertained
her sister. Mrs. f. W. Hall of Essex
Junction, her brother, f. $. Ransom,
ana his wife of Jericho Center, Mr..
and Mrs. F. s. Tomlinson and Miss
Lulu Lincoln at dinner Thursday in
honor of her birthday.-The amount
received from the mite boxes in the
Lottie Ufford mission class was SO
The class has realized $50 for this
year.-Lloyd Hulburd Is spending a 10
days vacation with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. b. Iulburd. Mrs Alger
and daughter. Dernice, are visiting In
Cambridge.-Miss Myrtle AlSer is
spending few days in rnlerhiu
The Rev o. n Bean and son of Cavern
dish, a former pastor of the Baptist
Church of this village, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs w. e, Buxton. He ofticated at
a wedding in West Bolton Tuesday War
rem Day of Essex has been appointed
mail carrier on r. +, D, No. in Jericho,
commencing his duties April Mrs. Law
renee Quilinnan is the guest of Mrs.
George Lessor in Burlington for a few
days.-Humane officer John Fuller of Bur
lington was called to Jericho Monday 10
see to the welfare of some horses.-Mrs,
Mary Balch is ill.-Mrs. G., 3. Hulburd
and son, Lloyd. and Miss Hazel Pettingill
We're among the visitors In Burlington
Monday
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son, Howard, who has been employed in
the state prison there for the winter.
George oeprag, the 14-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Geprag of Hinesburg,
died Sunday morning after one days
illness with scarlet fever. The funeral
was held privately Sunday evening at six
O'Clock
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. G.. w. Bostwick at the Congrega-
tonal vestry Friday afternoon Miss Au-
gusta Geprags of Burlington has been
spending few days with her parents,
called here by the death Of her brother
George Geprags. are a few cases
of scarlet fever in town. Little Maple
sugar has been made by farmers so far
this season.. H. Allen went to Burling-
ton Monday and Will 80 in n few days to
Springfield, Mass, to visit his daughter,
Mrs. II. G. Cassady-A letter from Mrs.
II. \. Harris, VINO was called to Lincoln,
Ncb., by the Illness of her brother. Ray
Castle, states that he Is still in a critical
condition with slight hopes Of recovery. -
Miss Rogene Shand of Richmond is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Cubitt.-Mrs Sew
ard of Burlington is with her daughter,
Mrs Robert Everett
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs Maria Lasalle, who has been i'll
with the grip, is improving-M
Alice Eshman of Burlington is the
guest of Miss Alice T.. Gill.--SeVeral
farmers have commenced sugaring-
The first tcn-ten party given by the
Ladies' Aid society WIS held at the
home of Mrs. a. II. Sturgis Friday af-
ternoo1-P. a Gilmore, Il former
teacher in the Underhlll high school,
will give an entertainment at the Con
gregational Church Friday evening for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
Levi F. Metcalf has given the Methodist
Church 800 worth of lumber toward
building a kitchen on the back part of the
church, in which to hold the Ladies' Aid
teas.--P. ii. Brown is seriously ill.-Mlss
Alice Aver has been visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wakefield Of
Burlington. The MayfoWer club met with
Mrs. William Blaisdell Saturday, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Bla!sdcll's birthday.
All members of the club were present and
pleasant afternoon was spent, after
WHICH supper was served. The house
was beautifully decorated with the class
colors, crimson and white, and with ever
green boughS.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs, King Of Manchester is visiting Mrs.
II. d. Alexander.-Mrs. o. G. Carpenter is
visiting her son, George, In Northiield.-.
Abram MCGOWAN Of Concord, y H., isl
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alex !
ander McGowan.-Mrs. Frank Humph-
rev is III.
Henry Williams. who has been spending
the winter IN New Mexico. returned In 4
week. He came by the way Of AshevilleI
n G., whore Mrs. Williams will spend I'd
month.-The Ladies' Aid realized over sid
from their supper St Patricks night
r. H. Smith has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he had an opera !
ton for appendicitis.-Mr and Mrs. +. B.
Smith are visiting in Middlebury The \
selectmen have called special town meet 1
Ing for April to see If the town will
vote an additional tax-Some of the younrJ
people are planning a dance at the hall
Thursday night.-Mrs. +. II. Chessmore1
Of Jonesville visited at her fathers, ]. 81
Williams, over Sunday.--Doris Mcneil and
Gladys Cook visited in Burlington Friday
and SATURDAY.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. oscar Parker is not as well.-Mrs.
+. @, Ford is convalescent Miss Geneva
Ford arrived from Conway, y. H., the last
of the week She has been away three
months attending high schooL-N1rs. Amos
Phelps and little son are the guests Of her
sister, Mrs. f.. e. Ford and will visit
friends before returning to Conway, y.
H.-yMrs Mary Riley is in.-News has
been received Of the death Of Mrs. George
CARROLL who died Saturday at the Cen
cral hospital in Plymouth, n. H., after
an operation for appendicitis and gall
stones. She was born in this town Feb
lualN Il, 1873, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Ford, who survive her. She is al
50 survived ny her husband and a 14-year-
old daughter. One brother. Herman Ford,
lives here and Il niece Miss Gladys Ford.
Is now in New York State.
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STARKSBORO.

4. Fuller of Springfield, Mass, Is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. +. c. Smith
There Will be a regular Grange meeting
Friday night.-Mr. and Mrs, c. Iadoo
visited at Henry Norton's in Bristol
Saturday.-lra Chamberlain is i'll with
the grin. Dean Palmer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, a. H. Palmer, who has been i'll for
some time with Bright's disease, is very
loW.-O. w. Ferguson is failng.-Mr and
Mrs. i. c. Smith visited at Grin Woods
in Richmond over Sunday.-Clint Smith
has leased his place to Frank Hill Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are to go back to Massa-
chusetts this spring.-Oliver Steadman
has hired out to Frank Hin and has
moved his family in Clint Smiths house
Miss Dorothy Fall of Lincoln is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Milo
Smith,-Miss Maud Casey is at homo
from her school I'm Orwell
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i, EAST CHARLOTTE.

4 daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs Albert Carter.-Farmers have
tapped their sugar orchards, but hardly
any sugar and but very little syrup has
been made SO far,-Mr and Mrs Clayton
Bronson have moved to George Read $
farm house from the Hewitt homestead
and Henry Rissonette will move in whore
Mr.. Bronson has been living and work for
his father-in-law, T.. G.. Dart, who car
ries on George Il. Prindle'a farm.-George
r. Hart, who recently sold his stock of
merchandise at the village, has moved to
the Hart brothers farm.-Mlss Anna
Hayes returned Saturday from her school
IN Hardwlcl to spend a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes
Bradley Emo II spending week with his
grandmother, Mrs Emo, and aunt, Miss
Wooster at the Wooster home-Miss
Sarah Wooster and Mrs p. w, Emo visit
ed Mrs. Esther Newell ST. Peter Saturday
at her home in North Ferrisburg.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE TINES

moved from Westport, n. Y. to Basin
llnrbor yesterday. The crossing on the
ice is good. which is an uncommon thing
at this season of the year Picrpoint
Lodge, knights OF Pythias, has COM
to be given some time next month.--Mrs.
George w. Stone has returned from
Kecscvile, n. Y, where she was called
by the Illness Of DR.. X ]. Severance.
The AS You Like 1t" club met Tues
day evening Mt the home of DIR. and
Mrs. G. H. cole Mrs. f. n. Graves was
hostess, and Mrs. Cole assisted by Mrs.
Frank l.. Fish and Mrs, Arthur w Nor
ton entertained. The following program
was given Music, Miss Frances Hobart,
Niolinist. Mrs Nayland Bristol, pianist;
paper Vermont Manufacturers" Mrs
w. II. Whcclcr poem "Vcrmont for
Me-" Mrs. G. w Brownell; reading,
selection from Rowland Robinson, Miss
Hobart; reading, "Women's Clubs Mrs.
George Morgan; vocal music, Miss
Hobart. Mrs. f. n. Graves; play,
Mothers Meeting" Refreshments were
servod.-Thc condition of DR.. *. J.
Severance of Kcesevlllc. N. Y, former
practicing physician of this city, who l.
in with pneumonia, is more favorah bile
and hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Mrs. Robert Foster Is spending several
weeks with her parents i'm Watertown,
y. N.--Mrs. Frank Monette has returned
to Concord, - H.. after visit to her
father l.. l.. Lawrence. Nh and Mrs.
e. u. Bristol assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bristol entertained the Neighbour
'piI
Raymond Bristol won the ladies' prize
and Wayland Bristol the prize for gentle
men. Refreshments were scrved.-NTss
Pima Preston of Basin Harbor Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Norton Tyrell-Mr. and
Mrs David w. Ryan and children have
returned from a visit to their parents in
OrWcll.-Miss Grace Barter of Middle
bury visited in town yesterday.
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BRISTOL.

The Green Mountain club was enter
tanned by Mrs. H. 9. +. Bristol Friday
evening. Tho first prizes were won by
Mrs. r. G. Martin and j. q. Page: the
consolation prizes by Mrs u. ~ Dixie
and Edward Smith.-Noah Lathrop has
had an increase of pension from Si2
to SIG - month.--C. W. Brown has en-
tered the employ of the Vermont Shade
Roller company at Vergennes.-Mrs.
Joseph Strong lied in Lincoln Friday.
She was well known here. She was
the stepmother of Arthur Strong,
who was so badly injured several
months ago and is now a helpless
cripple. He was in the employ of
Iiathorne * Boynton of this village.
Alexander Odett has moved from his
farm i'm South Bristol into one of V. w.
Morgans tenement houses on Maple
street Bristol.
y. w Estcy has been appointed town
3rand juror by tho sclectmen.-The Out
look club will meet with Mrs. p. Il. Hin
Friday aftornoou.-Mrs. Darwin Fuote o.
Charlotte was an ovcr-Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs \. w. Gove.-Mrs. Alice
Bishop is in Brandon.--L. l.. Lawrence
and daughter, Mrs Frank Mone,tc, of Yer
genncs were over-Suuday guests of rela-
tives.P NJ. Clifford was a business Wis
tor in Middlebury Monday.-C. w Nor
ton and +. C. Dixie were i'm Middlcbury
Monday.-J. j. Kennedy and c. w Willis
of burlington We're in town Tuesday.
\ daughter was born March p to Mr.
and Mrs Eert Wright,-Surar makers
are reporting a good run Of sap.-Mr. and
Mrs. g. Ladoo of Starksboro spent the
Weekend with Mr. and Mrs Henry Nor
ton.-Mr and Mrs w j. Brown and Miss
Sarah Orvs were over-Sunday visitors in
Lincon.-Miss Marian Morgan is visiting
in Lncon.-State's Attorney f. w. futile
of Nergennes was in town yesterday on
official business.-AIls c. II. Lamay Of
burlington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, O. NJ.
plain
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ORWELL.

H. T. French, who has been confined
TO the house for week, Is ont again
Milton Rowe after eight weeks i'll
ness with rheumatic fever is able to
be out.-G. -. Bush is Improving
Misses Ann and Jane Smith have re-
ceiVed news of the critical illness of
their brother, Allen Smith, in a hospi-
tai in California--A r. Bush returned
from MiddleburY Thursday. j.
f. Williams is much improved after a
two weeks illness.-The Maple Sugar
social Friday evening was enjoyed by
30 people.-Mr. and Mrs d. f. Ryan
OF Nergenncs have been in town for a
week'-C. j, Blair has returned from
Boston.
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WILLISTON.

Sanford Warren lost three fingers or
his right hand on a circular saw. which
he was tending at Seymore Caswells tbs
other day. He is comfortable at present
Miss Ruth Pattee, who has been al
home for 10 days vacation. has re
turned to Poultney.-Miss Abbie SennS
attended the funeral OF her brother
Arthur SIENNA. in St. Andrews New
Brunswick, Monday,-C. D. Warren, WHIT
has been at Boston, has returned.-Hor
alto Curtis has gone to Boston. where
he has a position.-The body OF Mrs
Fred Brownell. who died at her hom,
In Woodstock, was brought here Monday
morning for interment in the East GENE
terry. A large number of relatives from
out of town attended the burial-Mortor
James Is visiting in Canada for a few
days.-Master Lester Johnson of Barr
school was home over Sunday.-Mis
Jennie Martin of burlington was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pattee Sunday
Claud Graves has finished work for w
H. Metcalf
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

benJamin stokes is i'll at the home of
MS granddaughter. Mrs. William Taft,
Where he has been living the past year.
his son, Elmer Stokes who was called
mere by his Illness has returned to his
nome In Starksboro. Harry Peck of New
ltaVen was a guest of his cousins, Mr..
ana Mrs. Edwin Orvls, over Sunday
Th' Misses Emily BirdSal and Agnes
Wright are at home from the Bristol
hlHh school for vacation of two weeks.
John Huett died last week Mt the homo
OF clayton Stokes on Brown hill Burial
was made Friday at East Starksboro--
Lewis Puiinton has moved his family to
the farm recently occupied by his broth
cr' Edward, who will work the coming
season for Oln Atkins in Lincoln.-Miss
Lydia Wright was an over-Sunday guest
or Mrs. Daniel Sargent
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WESTFORD.

Gale, the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
-. A. stone Is very i'll with spinal
meningitis.-Hugh Smith is 10 be in town
for some time with his parents, Nj and
Mrs, +. b. Smith.-The Fortnightly club
will meet Thursday with Miss Agnes
Ruggles.-AIrs. f. II. Ruggles Is at home
from Bennington.
Miss Jane $. Macomber died March
IL at the home of her nephew, a. A.
Macomber. of Troy. Miss Macomber
was a native of Westford. where she
was born about SO years ago on what
is now known as the Frank Longe
farm, where she spent the greater part
of her life She was the last of 10
children. She was a woman of marked
intelligence Her memory will be
cherished, not only by her own fam
lily but by all who knew her. Burial
was in the family lot at North Troy.
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WEST BOLTON.

daughter was born March 10 TO Mr..
and Mrs Robert Streeter.-Mrs. o. II.
Burns has returned to Laconia, y. H.
l.. j. Gile remains in a serious condition.
John Bohonnon and family have moved
to Richmond.-Heman Burns is falling
Mrs, Mary York and Il. b. York are Ill.
r.. j. Gregory of DuXbury was in town
Monday.--Miss Edith Pearl Tomlinson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. Z. r. Davis,
and All Nelson Hall. son Of Mr., and Mrs,
n. Il. Hall. We're united in marriage
Tuesday at the First Baptist Church by
the Rev O. II, Bean of Cavendish.--M
y. b. Hall, Miss Bernice Hall OF Cam
bridge, Mrs. Angus Tomlinson of Hunt
ingdon, Can, Mr., and Mrs. w. G..
Minckler of Grand Isle, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Hall of. North Troy We're in town
to attend the Tomlinson-Hau wedding.
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returned home--The Foreign Missile "
meeting will be held at Mrs A, .os-
kins's Thursday.-Mrs. Willeyt Aber-
corn, r. O., Is visiting at Mrs. Cora
Chapin's.-Mr. Harris, former class
mate of E. II. Maloney at Middlebury
College, is spending a few days with Mr..
Maloney. Mrs. J. II. Walton is i'll with
bronchitis and her daughter, Mrs. II. f.
Tarbox, Is helping care for her.-Dr.
Charles G. Barnum Is located for the
present at Emmitsbury, Maryland. He
mas entered into partnership with a doc
tor VINO has an extensive practice Alice
Barnum, who teaches In Sheldon ~
spending her vacation at home-Mrs'
Robert 5. Little OF Shelton, Conn. ia
visiting at the parsonage. Tho pasto, is
giving series Of talks at the openjn z
| OK the Sunday school hour to the chill
dren in the primary room,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

News was received Friday hv Mr..
and Mrs Peter SIENNA Of Wllliston, an
nouncing the death that day of their
son, Arthur =. SIENNA, at st. Andrews.
New Brunswick. Mr.. SIENNA received a
kick in the abdomen by n horse a.
week ago last Thursday He leaves
besides his parents, wife and two
young children, besides three slsters.
Mrs Henry Pratt Of Colchester. Miss
Jennie SIENNA Of Boston and Miss Alb
bic SIENNA Of Williston. and a brother.
Edmond SIENNA of Fredericton. New
Brunswick. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pratt
and Miss Abbie SIENNA went to attond
the funeral, which was held Tuesday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Wilbur Farr and daughter return
cd to St. Johnsbury Tuesday after visit
ing a few days at j. w. Farr' s.--Mr.
and Mrs. w. u. Mann were in Walden
Sunday to see his brother, who Is very
ill.-Floda Ilassam is at home from
Barre for 10 days vacatiOn.-treda
Talbert was at home from MorrlsVlile
over Sunday.-Mrs. Augusta Smith Is IN
Stannard.--.A. j. Burbank has resigned
as mail carrier ON route one. He Will
devote his time to veterinary work.
Beatrice Cargil entertained party of
her schoomatcs Friday afternoon in
honor of her 10th birthday,
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SHOREHAM.

ChaGles Lewis of Whiting was in town
Monday and Tuesday.-Miss Elizabeth
Meehan and Miss Laesdei of Glens Falls,
n. y, spent the Weekend at Patrick
Meehan' s.-A telephone has been installed
in the postOffice, the number being %
The Rev. Clark of Middletown preached
Sunday In exchange with the Rev. q. w.
frcnch.-Mrs Otis Root has returned
from visit to her son, Walter who is
IN Putnam. n. Y.-Miss Josephine Wisel
Is "a guest of Mrs, c. w. Howard The
Alma Hendee order. Z. S. will have a
sugar party in the Masonic Temple Fri
day evening.
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SHELBURNE.

The Shelburne Improvement Lea que
will hold a meeting at the town hall
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock-Diph-
liberia has appeared in several fami-
lies in the east part of the town.-The
condition of the Rev. p, a Campeau
is not quite as favorable.-Although
some of the sugar makers in town
have tapped their sugar orchards no
new maple sugar has appeared the
run of sap being very small as yet
Mrs. Melo and daughter of st. Johns
bury is visiting Mrs. Wales parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. kimball.--Mrs. f. r.
Stoddard of Charlotte was in town
Administrations will close Friday
for two weeks vacation.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Lavigne are parents of
son, born Monday morning
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GHI!TENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Orton Hiterbran and Joseph Fortune,
who were charged with having liquor ~
hand and selling illegally, We're Thurs
day bound over to county court in the sum
of $500 in each case. Hiterbran is H.
soldier of the Second cavalry and Fortune
Is colored man. They were arrested
Sunday night when Constable George
Horton and officer St Amour raided the
Franklin or Tango resort.
During the year ending Friday James
Halloran chief of the fire department,
reports that there were runS in but 10
alarms to which tho fire companies re-
spondcd, and from these fires there was
damage to the amount of about $500
which sum was fully covered by in
surancc
Harry Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs II.
a. Bailey, has gone to Louisiana, where
he will work out with the Southern Lum-
Der company as part of his graduating
work at Yale University. The Southern
Lumber company is one of the largest
camps in the South and the practical
work received by the students Of forestry
is very beneficial. Mr.. Bailey will graduate
this coming June. lie graduated two
years ago at the Sheffield Scientific
school of Yale University and the course
now to be taken is post graduate work.
Napoleon Paquette died at his home in
Fitchburg Mass. Friday and the remains
We're brought to the home of Andrew
Walker of II Barrett street Saturday.
Mr. Paquette was a former resident of
this village and was in his 5}rd year. He
was a member of st. Peters society. The
far urAc h.l1 of Ing !, r. al,