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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1914-10-30
HOW TOM RYE ROSE FROM
POOR LAD ON HILL FARM

D F1OW Y ON HfE HOSE r HUM
POOR LAD ON HILL FARM
Tom Rye was born OF poor parents,
and being one of several children
who had to secure means of liyeli-
5 hood on poor hillside farm, his lot
5 was of dlrest poverty for years.
What appeared to Tom as an UNI
) kind fate threw him early In life
) on his own resources, and being
) young ''hill-billy," with the proper
) kind of material In his makeup, he
) succeeded where many others would
; have failed.
) He was unable to attend even the
) rural schools with any degree of
, regularity. but possessing a desire to
, some day have "A good education, he
) took advantage of the meager oppor-
, tunities offered him, and proved to
, be ain exceptional student
, The lad read Blackstone under his
uncle, Maj Il. c. Morris, at Char
, lotte, while doing the chores of an
, office boy He was admitted to the
, bar before he attained his majority.
, At Camden he hung out his shingle
, with Judge Joseph H. Jones, who
) afterward became, and Is now, one
, of the most prominent circuit judges
, of Tennessee.
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"HIGH SOUNDING" NAME
WOULD NOT FIT HIS PET


Tradition does not state just how
) Tom Rye became the proud posses
) sor of the little red bull calf to
) which he attached the uppretentious
) name OF Jim" The animal was so
) christened because, said Tom, he
) seems to be OF common stock, and If
) / were to give him highsoundlng
) name he might not live up to 1t"
5 Many time when Tom sat in
) the parlor, the center Of group OF
) friends, shy maidens would steal into
5 the fence corner or to stall and
) feed Jim rich brown sugar from {
) their hands. The youth was popular
) on account of his sunny disposition (
) and his droll humor. However, he
) held his friendship for Jim" above (
) ties OF human companionship.
) Tom was compelled, after all, to (
5 part with "Jim" To get a suit of (
) store clothes" in which to appear
) az law student at Charlotte, 1t was
) necessary To sell Jim to get the (
} money.
) Gen. Rye often tells Nof his sad
) parting with his pet After an abb (
) sence of two years, the lad came (
) back to Camden to find the calf as (
) one OF a yoke of oxen drawing log
) wagon.
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Retreat Is Ideal.

One can almost see the garden behind
the house, with currant and raspberry
and gooseberry bushes, thyme and sage
and summer house all covered with
the green vines and scarlet flowers of
the fragrant honeysuckle. The drowsy
hum of bees is rudely interrupted by
the noisy cackle of a hen that comes
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blinds, the porch sheltered from the rays
of the sun of the morning glory vines
and the whole sitting comfortably back
in a grassy yard whose neatly graveled
walks are bordered with oldfashioned
pinks, daffodils, prince sfeather, bache-
ior's-button and mignonette.
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on baritone horn in the Camden brass
band, and on more than one OCCASION as
a member of that organization, assisted
In making music for the fair ut Dover
June II, 1883, at the age of %, Tom Rye
was married to Miss Bette Arnold.
very beautiful and accomplished young
lady. who was also born and reared In
Camden and whom he had known from
childhood.
Mr. Rye was an appointee under Grover
Cleveland in the army and navy division
and, with his family lived In Washington
during Cleveland's last administration.
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Pays His Own Way.

Tom entered his uncle's office not only
IN the role of law student but as office
boy as -su, 4 did the chores with q
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Benton and adjoining counties, winged
It's flight to the home of Wayne and Ellz
abeth Rye, in the heart OF the hills near
Camden, and left bundle containing one
crinkly faced, chubby-fisted, squirming
atom OF humanity who was promptly
registered on the yelowed page reserved
for births in the old family Bible as
Thomas G. Rye.
Tom, as they called him I'm Benton
county they do not insult the dignity OF
a man child by calling him anything 50
effeminate as Tommy, rapidly devei-
oped into a sturdy youngster. his two
most distinguishing characteristics being
a lusty pair of lungs and strictly high
pressure temper
White haired grand DANES delight to
this good day to relate how little Tom
Rye would when only years old. get
IN one of his tantrums and run away
from homo to his ''granny's" In the other
end of the village, clothed in nothing
but long slip, as was the custom In
those days.
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BY h. /. BRUCE.

n. l.. BRUCE.
NE balmy night in the
summer of 1s63--June :,
to be exact-while the
grim clouds of war yet
overshadowed the South
and desolation held sway
throughout the wasted
country, the official stork
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UININE"

I name, LAX
for signature
lone Day. Sto
t~ At cold. q
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HINESBURG.

{. B. Lucia las bought OF Jerome Cole
man his original farm of 100 acres fol-
&oO0.-Fred Harvey has bought the
Murray Love farm of 200 acres for s., 400
and Russell Kenyon will live on it.-Mrs
II. NJ. Hull will return the last of the
month from Washington, d. c., where
she has spent the winter-The Congrega-
uonal Sunday school and choir will give
an Easter service in the church at II
O'Clock next Sunday morning.-The meet
ing OF the Kings Daughters next FRIDAY
VIII be held at Mrs. Amos Drlnkwater's
Mt two o'clock.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Amos Drinkwater at the Congrega-
tonal vestry Friday afternoon.-NIiss
Lucy Belle Pierce has gone to Richford.
where sac will teach school the spring
term-D. c. Stone was called to Swanton
Saturday by Illness In his family, ex
pecting to return in few days.-NIiss
Matte Mckenzie returned to her school
work In Brandon Sunday-Dr F.. F..
Jones has rented apartments in the Louis
sanctuary block and will occupy them
this month.-l'red Harvey has bought the
Noble Love farm. The statement that
Merde Hallock had purchased It was err
roneOus
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. j. Il. Sanderson of West Newton.
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emily
Cutler Of Franklin street.-Mrs. e. f..
ODDS of Burlington is visiting relatives in
town.-W. II. Lantman has purchased the
James McGrath place OF Mrs Mary X.
Shepard and will Immediately repair tae
sarne.-Miss Hattie Stimets has returned
from West Newton, Mass. where she has
ben visiting her brother, c. a. Stimets,
and family.-Carl Place, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Place, returned to his
work Monday morning in Upper Canada.
Mrs. ]. r. Flanagan and Miss Mary
Flanagan of Roslindae. Mass, are visit
Ing at the home Of Mrs. F'lanagan's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ Trombley.-Mrs
A. c. Furnish and son, Spencer. of West
Newton, Mass, are visiting relatives and
friends in town.-Mrs. p. A. Place is con-
valesclng from an attack OF the grip
Mrs. d. W. Steele is i'll with an attack Of
plpurIqV
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WEST BoLToN.

The death Of Loren j. Gle occurred at
| MS home Tuesday March 81 after an Ill
ness of two months with Bright's disease
| and complications. He was 70 years Of
age. 1Io had resided in town for &c years,
! being engaged In the lumber and mill
business for n long time. Tho funeral
services were held at the Methodist Epls-
copal chapel Thursday at two o'clock
the Rev. a. IT. Sturges officiating, assist
ed by the Rev. N NJ. Shaw. There were
six bearers: A Tomlinson. r. r.. Davis, J.
| II. Smith, q. r. GLE, H. Gregory and H.
| TarboX. Three selections were sung by
| Mrs. J.. Streeter, Mrs w. G.. Minckler and
Stanley Tomlinson. The floral offerings
were beautiful. lie is survived by his
wife, two daughters Mrs Charles Payne
of Holden, Mass, and Mrs Hattie Ham
mond of Worcester, Mass. also an adopt
ed daughter, Miss Lorey Gile. two sisters,
Mrs. Byron Jones and Mrs. Lucia
Streeter.
Mrs. Harriet Hall celebrated the S5th
anniversary of her birthday April
by entertaining a number Of her
neighbors a pleasant afternoon was
passed visiting with Mrs Hail, who
live alone and is active for one Of her
age.-Mrs. Charles Payne Of Holden.
Mass and Mrs. Hattie Hammond of
Worcester, Mass. who were called here
by the illness ana death Of their faith
er. L. j. Gilc. have returned to their
homes.--Mrs. w. G.. Mnckler and
daughter Jessie, have returned to
their home in Grand Isle. having pass
ed two weeks with Mrs. Mincltlcr's
mother Mrs. Il. Il. Davia.--Nrs Ahb!e
Butler of Richmond was an over
sunday guest of Mrs f. r. York
Mrs. c. Il. Gle and Miss Nina Hos
ford are ill.--Schools commenced
Monday with Miss Bessie Leary Of
Jericho and Miss Beatrice Guyette of
Burlington teachers.-Mrs G. w
Streeter has returned from Richmond. |
having spent week with her son, /
Robert, and wife.--Ray Guyette has
moved from the Notch into William
Bohannon's house.-The society Of
Willing Workers met with Mrs Il /
Bacon Thursday.
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WILLISTON.

There will be an Easter sermon given
the pastor, A. b. Potter, next Sun
~ morning at the Methodist Episcopal
hurch.-Miss Annie Caswen. who has
en- visiting friends in Starksboro the
st two weeks, is expected home this
fek-The Kings Daughters Circle met
their rooms last Friday afternoon.
RS. w. VI. Metcalf of Essex Junction
hs present.-Mr. Tyler and Miss Phyl-
Burnett are visiting friends in Mass
husetts.-A son was recently born to
i. and Mrs. Elmer Taft.-Mrs Alice
helps and children We're guests OF her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tilley. last
fek, returning to her home in Burling-
Saturday. Miss Anna Pease has n
eiuon in Keeseville. N. Y. She went
ere Monday.-Master Dana Isham, who
been visiting his grandparents, re-
fned to his home in Jericho last Satur.
PA communion service was held last
nday morning at the Methodist Episco-
Church.-Dr. A. L, Bingham recently
Tered severe attack Of neuralgia in
vicinity of his heart.-Mrs w. II.
tcalf and son, Harris, OF ESSEX juno
We're In town last weel.-J. e. Net
r. who has been spending the winter
h his daughter in Chicago. returned
his home last Saturday.-There were
ties at the schoohouse and at Mrs.
D. Warren's Tuesday afternoon from
to 4:30 o'clock for the purpose OF rails
money to buy Easter flowers for next
hday mornings service.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss Ethel Mitchell left Thursday for
Bridport. where she is to conduct mil
inery business.-Miss Mildred Letieur Is
guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
NJ. Acknowledgements Kimbal was a
guest Of Principal James H. Wilson in
Burlington for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Asro Stanley and SON are
spending a few DAYS with Mr. Stanley's
parents. MI and Mrs. William Stanley.
In Berkshire.-Miss Joanna n. Croft, in
charge of normal work in tho burlington
high school. Ia spending the Easter vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs \
j. Croft, on Orchard street.-the high
school baseball team has ARRANGED a
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Wide-Awake Mission band will
meet Saturday afternoon at the vestry.--
Edward Bessette, Sr., is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he went to have
toe amputated.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
DOW went to the Fanny Allen hospitr,
Thursday to visit Mrs Dow's sister-in-
law Mrs. Eugene Tucker, of Lincoln,
who is a patient at the hospital-Mas-
ter Winfield Tower of Shelburne village
Is spending his Easter vacation with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Scott-Miss Ruth owen, who has been
'he guest of n. and Mrs. Charles Dow
Tor week. has returned to her home
on Mutton hill-Miss Beulah Dow has
gone to Charlotte to teach the spring
term in school No l and will make her
home with her cousin, Mrs. Walter La
Bounty, during the tcrm.-After another
attack OF Illness and after consultation
with DR.. Williamson of Bristol, Mrs. c.
l." Van Vliet will go to the Fanny Allen
hospital this week for surgical treat
n1ent.
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A. Braman is the organlst and choir di.
rector, assisted by Harry D. Teelyea
Violinist.-Mr. and Mrs l. II. Deyette
have returned from a trip to Worcester
Mass, and Providence, r. 1.--Walace Col
man or Charlotte has moved into Daniel
liurley's tenement.-Miss Ora Hunt has
gone to Hartford, Conn, to live with rel
atives.-Mrs Cyr, who has been visiting
Mrs. Edward Magee, has returned home.
Dock Coult will soon move his family
INTO the tenement recently vacated by
Merritt Beaumont, and Frank Barnes will
20 INTO the rooms In the postofice build
lns'-Miss Grace Jackman will return to-
gay from visiting friends in Burlington. 49,
q. Is. Bartlett has engaged Mr.. Lawrence
vi winston to manage his farm for the
coming year-The friends of Grover Good
sen VIII be glad to know that his condl-
ton Is improved
Inc ladies Of the Sholburne Falls Pro-
gressive club will serve a supper at
Ihompson's hall Thursday evening. April
IT, from six to nine o'clock, after which
ther VIII he danclnE.-The last sewing
meeting before the fair to be given Inv
the Shelburne Falls Progressive club was
held at Mrs. Thomas Cogan's Tuesday
afternoon. The fair will be held at
Thompson's hail April 10, 16 and IT.
Services at Trinity Church for the re-
malnder of the week will be as follows;
Thursday holy communion will he adj
mlnistered at 1880 In the morning also at 30
in the evening: Good Friday. holy COM
munion at 1890 Il. IN. and 7:30 y. m:
Easter eve, baptismal service at 400 n
M Easter day, holy communion, at 500
M morning prayer and holy COM
hluhoh at 1880 n. m; Easter, Sunday
school festival service at TOO p. m.
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SHELBURNE.

Leander j. Chauvin died at 7:a0 Satur.
day evening i the S9th year of his age
lie was born in Varennes, T. O.. Feb
! ruary H. 1876, and came to Shelburne in
july 1872. January 80 1SiS, he married
Harriet Papin and 1G children We're born
to them. His wife and 10 children sur
VlVe him. or the 10 five were present
when he died. Leander of Springfield,
Mass, Mrs. Harriet Charbonneau of
Barre Mrs l.. p. Nadeau of Shelburne.
ana Mrs Leon Prunier of AS Maple
street. burlington, and Felix of Shell
purne' The others are Joseph of Mon
taha' Louis of Stevensville, Mont, Frank
OF Seattle, Wash, George of Aver.
Mass" and Mrs Emma Crawford Of
OAK Park II The funeral was
held at ST. GATHERINGS Church Tues
day morninT at nine o'clock with
burial in Shelburne. He was ono of tho
oldest residents and viii be greatly missed
among his friends.-Mrs, Fred Spear and
son. Howard are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Mary Smith
Inc weekly prayer meeting will be held
Thursday evening at 1880 at the home of
Mrs. Il. Ii. Nash.-Mrs. Roy Sanders ia
visiting friends in Toronto, Can.-NIrs
Ida Reed went TO ccoa,, c.. -,
oo,,oa 80 -. A.. "io"uiF'
oId. faohio,,oa ''e ue"'r vi s's'er,-Ihe
r,t,tan ,,,o,' ~, ana Juplee singers
49, ,r,,.,a'' ~ '".VeSSiuI'E ElVen mere by
~ ,n' N,'uio" c'o,I' VIII ne repeated
-, "'' At onarIo'te Aprll ~
~ w." ioi'oW U'e entertainments
the proceeds of which will be used for a
'"''".' oN.i"s iur 'he cholr
ioi iloly week AT trinity
,nuioh WILL DC Us ioloWs; Monday Tues
a'S anu Meuhesuay NJ 800 p m; Mon
"aS anu ihulSu'| al ''"o a. IN and 1880
p M 'oou rridaY al Io'3o a. m and at
y" p M saturday evening prayer and
u"p''sNn at 4'v' p H. oh Easter sunday
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JERICHO.

mrs Edythe Perry, teacher in the
grammar grade, returned Saturday from
| her home in Middletown Springs, where
she spent the vacation.
Mrs. l., c. Ricce returned Thursday from
st. Adams, where She has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Evelne Written and
her sister, Mrs. Page. Her niece, Miss
Susan Page, returned with her-MiYs
| Clarissa Howe of ST. Johnsbury is visit
Ing Miss Bessie Percival.-Mr. and Mrs.
b. II. Day and grandsons, Kenneth and
Carl, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Hoyce April Miss Mae Adaricn is
visiting in Burlington.--Mrs. c c. Bux-
ton and son, Ralph were in Burlington
Thursday.-Miss Anna Belle Weidenback-
or has gone to her home for n time 70
care for her mother. Mrs. H. r. Nciden.
hacker, who Is in poor health-Mrs. y.
Sisters has returned from Richmond
where she has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Jessie Paradeo) Bailey and son are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Paradee.
The r. b. Williams Lumber company
have finished their custom work of saw
Ing $4,000 feet of lumber, saving one dav
1000 feet.-Mss Clarasia Howe, who has
been visiting Miss Bessie Percival has
returned to her home in st. Johnsbury.-
The young ladies will serve new sugar
Friday evening in the parors of the Bap-
list Church.-Mrs. Charles Percival and
SON. Clement. have returned from Spring.
held.-Mrs. j. T. Written has returned
from st. Adams, where she has been with
her daughter, Mrs. S. w. Paige, for tho
winter-Mrs Julia Marsh and Miss Susan
Paige returned to St Adams Tuesday
after few days stay with Mr.. and Mrs
l.. g. Rice
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and Mrs. George Wright are snena,ne
the week with their daughter, Mrs. Rig.
low, In Westford,-M Mae Mcneil ie
at her home this week.-Master c,bes1ov
Smith of Essex Junction is Waiting DR.
Ned Kcnyon.-Mrs. Jack Ray has gone
to the hospital for an operation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Monta returped
Saturday night from their wedding trim
Miss Mildred and Master Walter Mum
son, who visited their brother, William.
Jr., in Port Henry last week. returned
home Friday night.--Mrs. Ida Read of
Sheburne gave an interesting talk in
the Baptist Church March 20 I'm the in
terests of the w. c. 4. L. Monday aft
ernoon the ladies met at the parsonage
and organized society with Mrs. I, l..
Wolcott president, Mrs. Ned KENYON
treasurer and Mrs. Fred Twiss secre-
tary. The society will hold their first
meeting with Mrs. Wolcott Tuesday.
April IA at three o'clock.-Frank Uouphton
has bought the farm owned by Martin
Fowler-Mr and Mrs. Conk Of Essex
Junction have rented Frank Smiths
place.--Curtis Carey has bought the
Arthur Hinc place.-Miss Stella IIine and
Miss Lena Manson of Burlington are
visiting in town-An agricultural meet
ing will he held in the parish house Fri
day, April 10 at 10 o'clock. L. S. Brig
ham, commissioner of agriculture, will
speak and Mr. Tryhofer, State creamery
inspector will be present.-F'rlday at
noon the Kings Daughters will serve
dinner in the parish house-The Ladies'
Aid of the Baptist Church will meet with
Ned Kenyon Wednesday of this week.
Dinner VIII be served.-A missionary
meeting will be held at Mrs. Days Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock. This is
the thank offering for home missions.
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ESSEX CENTER.

8. w. c. Wright of South Hero visit
Der daughter, Mrs. Harrison Davis.
week'-The Outlook club met
nesday afternoon at Mrs. C. w.
s'.-Hugh Bixby. who has been seri-
III. Is better.-Mrs. Ida Metcalf is III.
II. Freeman is somewhat better.-C.
reen, who is Ill, is reported comfort
There will be Easter exercises at
Methodist Church next Sunday.--Mrs.
Blood Is seriously Ill with pneu-
AIRS, Harlow Thompson has gone
Puth Royalton, where Mr.. Thompson
position as telegraph operator
Thankful Morgan, who is critically
emains about the same.--The primary
Pl opened Monday with Miss Geneva
pf Bristol as teacher.
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CHARLOTTE.

At the annual meeting of Champlaiu
Chapter No. Is, Order of Eastern Star,
heid FRIDAY afternoon, the following Of
hcers were elected and appointed for
the ensuing year: Monroe NJ Hill Wor-
thy patron; Mrs. Martha A Stoddard.
worthy matron; Mrs. Lottie NJ. HILL as
sociate matron; Mrs Edna s. Beach,
secretary: Mrs. Mary NJ. Deyette. treas
urer; Mrs. Katherine ]. Martin, conduc-
tress; Mrs. Rena j. Holmes, associate
conductress; Mrs. Anna r. Irish, chap
lain Mrs Josephine Wooster. organist:
Mrs. Margaret Horsford. Adah; Miss
Claire j. Beach, Ruth; Mrs Cora Chan
man. Esther; Miss Emma Leavenworth,
Martha; Miss Sophia Williams, Electa;
Mrs, Genevieve Chapman, warder; Will
liam v Beach, sentinel. The chapter is
in a prosperous condition financially and
reports membership of 1O2, with four
petitions presented at this meeting.-Nr
and Mrs. Ralph Smith visited friends in
Middlebury Wednesday and Thursday.-
Miss Mildred Brownell Of Burlington
visited Winlfred Smith last week.
Miss Ruth Livermore and brother.
Ralph visited in Underhill last week.
Mrs. Theodore Vdeto and son of Yer
sennes visited relatives in town last
week.-School in district No. commenced
Monday with Miss Demng of Brldport
as teacher.-Mrs. George Carpenter and
son or Northiiold are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, o. G. Carpenter.-Mr
ana Mrs. Curtis Besetto are parents OF
baby boy, born Monday mornins-The
choir of Trinity Church, chorus of q
voices will give an old-fashoned enter
tainment at Library hall on April %.
There will be dancing after the entertain
ment, with music by a three-piece Or
ehestra
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UNDERHILL

George Gravelln IS not as welI.-Mis.
Irene Bruce and Miss Alice Gle went
wednesday to birmingham, Mass, where
they have positions. Miss Janet Murdoch
Is taking Miss Giles place in the tele-
phone office.-Juna Howard and Abbie
Walston have returned t. Jericho Cen
ter-Miss Alice Aver will teach In Mrs.
Laura Metcalf's department. the inter-
mediate room, during the spring term,
which commenced this week.-Mrs.. Sarah
Ellsworth has returned from Burlington.
The Homeland Circle of the Congrega-
uonal Church will meet In the church
parlors TIL rsday afternoon at 2:sO. Tea
will be served-HIis5 Lottle Lyon of Jer-
icho will board with Mrs William Jones
and attend school here.
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BEAVER.

T. Austin OF Randolph was ncrs .ss,
week looking after mis- farIn and oAlins
on old relghbors- Ellick Cross has ns.r
repairing the house near Thomas Cross
and will live there this summer. ~homa
Cross 3D. las moN Cd into Walter Hay,
woods farm house. Mrs 4 s Cherr,.r',
mother has returned to Malone, Y ".
Miss Lucia Chcrrler is visiting friend
In Malone \. Y, fer a few weeks-Misl
Elizabeth King has returned to her schuo
ut Burlington.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Nora Hinsdalo is confined to
the house by illness.-Miss Bertha
Burritt Is visiting at the home of
Frank Hinsdale.--Mlss Mildred White
has returned to the high school in
Burlington after passing the Easter
recess with her mother, Mrs. NJ w.
Irving Isham is in Es-
sex Center.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert North
were in Burlington Sunday to see Mr..
North's sister, Mrs Henry Bowley.
who is i'll at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital-Mrs. David Finnessy of Shell
burne spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. A. j. Purcell
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MILTON.

Inc Rev William Garner has received
n call to St Matthew'S Church at Enos-
burg Falls and will accept. moving there
about May MIR. and Mrs. Carter Car
row are parents of a daughter. born
thursday April Miss Grace Holmes is
cohhhod to the house with hard cold.
Mrs. Helen Reynolds, who has spent
the winter with her son, Henry, at Somer-
WIFE, Mass, has returned to her home in
this place. She was accompanied by her
son. who has been spending a few days
in town. The graded school closed Fri
day for weeks vacation. The town
schools began Monday Anril G.