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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-07

Score: II. II. Il.
noEton ...... eco 200 eos Z .
New York ....i00 600 0O0-t { I
Batteries: Foster and Carrigan;
Mciiaic. Cole and Nunamaker.
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Detroit. 10; 81. Louis, 4
Chicago. q; Cleveland, !.
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Yesterdays RESULTS
JERRY ON THE JOB

National League.
Chicago. s; Pittsburgh. B.
st L0nla. Z; Cincinnati, 2
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FOR RENT-hoomB.

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bright. Phone $40.
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of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. william
Comings. has returned to Brownsville,
Texas.-Thomas Taylor, who has been at
tending school at Wentworth Institute
Boston, is visiting in this place before CO.
ing to his home in Los Angeles. CAL
Miss Aida l.. Sears of Omaha, Neb.. IS
visiting at the home of her brother f. C.
Sears.-Westley Bliss has sold his farm
at Richford Center to Carter Rogers for
$2,500.-A meetingo of the Woman's club was
held at the home of Mrs S. Carl Carpen-
ter Friday afternoon. when Miss Adde
NJ. Aver of Lewiston, Idaho, who is en-
gagged in educational work in that State,
gave an interesting talk in regard to her
western experiences. IGighty-four women
were personalities Marjorie Ludtig is in
Georgia,
The Ladies Aid society served sup
per in the parlors OF the Methodist
Church Wednesday afternoon from $50
until all are served.Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Harper of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting in this place.-Charles Hopkins
who recently graduated from Wentworth
Institute. Boston, mechanical engineer
ing course, went to Boston Saturday,
whore he has n position in a large ma
chine shop.-F. f. Colby visited in
Bethlehem, N. H., over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Colby and son,
Henry, and Austin Puffer have returned
home from Bethlehem, N. H.-Mrs. H.
H. Blake of Fairfax is visiting at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs C. A.
Powell.-Mr and Mrs G. NJ. Rounds and
daughter Laura, and Miss Aida Sears
OF Omaha, Neb.. went to Burlington
Pond Tuesday for a few days.-The
Ladies' Missionary society of the Rap
fist Church Will have its missionary
meeting Thursday afternoon at the par
sODopp
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The July meeting of the Woman's
christian Temperance Union was held
mt Mrs Narney's "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Malcolm Thorp, who has been i'll
for a week, is still confined to the bed
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Taggart who went
to Montreal a week ago to attend the
wedding of relative, returned Saturday
evening.-Miss Anna Stacy is at home
from her school in Berkshire for the
Bummer.-Dr. w. II. II. Varney and Mrs
Narney attended the annual reunion of
The Ball family, which was held in
Ferrisburg Wednesday, and on Thursday
they went to Bristol to be present at the
reunion Of the Narney family.-Mr and
Mrs. Ray p. Tuttle of Burlington, who
have been spending week with Mrs
Tuttle's mother, Mrs. Florence Barton,
have returned home. Miss Anna Hayes
Ia at home from her school in Hardwick
Tor the summer,-Mr. and Mrs. Il. b.
Eimball and two children of Westford
spent the weekend In town as the
guests of Mrs. Kimball's brother, L. G..
Beers. and family.--Miss Sara w. Emo
of Bryn Mawr. Pa, reached home Fri
day evening to spend the summer with
her mother at the Wooster farm.-Lester
M Prindle IS at home from the Uni
versty of Vermont for the summer
Miss Ruth Livermore OF Charlotte Cen
ter was among those pupils who passed
n successful examination for high school.
THE condition Of Mrs. Timothy Stebbins,
who is Ill at her home at the village, Is
improvnE.-5r and Mrs Philip Steb-
bins spent Sunday at the home Of MIR.
md Mrs Ambrose st. George.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Blossom Jewett who has been 1T
school at North Scituate, r. l., has re-
turned to pass the summer vacation WITH
her mother, Mrs. Emily Jewett MIR and
Mrs. T.. 7. Chase and three children OF
Richford spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with Mrs. Chases parents, Mr. and Mrs
Israel Hawkins,-Thc cottage prayer
meeting will be held at Calvin Rushford' :
Friday evening.-Mrs. Charles Coffrin AMI
Gerald Broe have gone to St. Adams to
see Mrs. Coffrin's sister, Mrs. Shower,
who is seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs Har-
vey Rushford of East Enosburg spent
Sunday with Mr.. Rushford's mother, Mr.
John Rushford. -Glenna Broe, who has
been visiting at Charles Coffrln's has re-
turned TO her home in Rlchford.-Mr1.
Victor Martin Of Bakersfield spent Sun
day at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Giles Jewett.-Lormie Pudvar Of
North Enosburg has been visiting at the
home of his uncle, Joseph Pudvar-Moso5
Ariel has been the guest of Lonnie Pudvar
of North Enosburg.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Loukes and Mr.
and Mrs, Lucian Squares spent the week
end in Shelburne, making the trip in
Mr.. Loukes' touring car,-Mr, and Mrs
Louis Hill and infant Of Lewiston, Me-
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hill
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Austin
Mrs NJ, f. Williams left Thursday for
Maiden, Mass.-Mrs. H. j. Lyon spent
the Weekend in Burlington.-Mrs NJ. A.
Stockwell is III with acute Indigestion
h. c. Morrill, of Burlington is bust
ness visitor in town.-Mrs. II. b. Cross
and daughter Helen, who have been WIS.,
iting Mrs. f. b. Cross, have returned to
st. Albans.-Dr and Mrs. L. O. Ber-
gevin of Montreal We're in town recently
on their way to Boston, where they will
visit, making the trip by automobile
4. II. Cross, who injured his Knee quite
badly last week, is about on crutches.-
W. A. Thibodeau and family of Boston
are visiting Mr.. ThihOdcau's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Thibodeau.-Mr. and Mrs,
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ride to Wilmington and Lake Placid. N.
Y.-Mr and Mrs. b. j. Boynton of Bur
ington were in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
Helen Boynton has sold her house in the
village tothe Misses Mary and Lizzie CAT
fany.-Mrs. Howard Ray of Wiliston Wis
tied here Sunday.-The district meeting of
the o. f.. s. was held here Friday even
ing. as from Libanus, Champlain and
North Star Chapter being present. After
initiation of new members to La Plotte
Chapter of this town supper was served
to about 15O.-S. d. Reed has bought the
Douglass property of Horace Kenyon for
N,lD.-Mrs. Rufus Patrick is recovering
from severe illness.-The baseball team
of Lincoln defeated the home team Sat
urday. The score stood II to 9.--The
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
Fred Coleman Friday.
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ST. ALBANS.

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"e'' "' '-,e io"S' "eunesuay after
MON a. SOW cl".h' me heV' +. a.
"ehnruih' pastor OF tne Methodist Epis-
c"Pai 'nuI'h' pl "H'cu she was II mem
ger oIileIa'eu' nurlal was IN
9ou'n M"lh street cemetery Inc Do
ceaseo is survived D" her husband AMI
three daughters MIS- e. II. Anderson
Oh TINS city, Mrs. l." o. Flint of Barre
Mass ana mis- a 1. Collins or ST.
Alhahs iowa
MISS Evelyn L'Ecuyer of this city and
Nlred Soulleres or Montreal were mar
rled at Holy Angels Church Monday
Iiolliihs AT seven +" ciock' the heV. L.
~ Desrochers performing the ceremony
ne pIlue was gwen away by her father
H'nest i hcuSer' ana the grooms best
ania" was pio'he'' mere llh 9pulleres'
n,i,,, n',ut VIZ s'rsu ~ "'n'' satlh
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. f. w. Day of Asbury Park y. j.,
Is visiting her cousin Mrs. +. L. Hutch
ins.-Mrs. Jane Martin, widow of Asa
Martin. died Saturday morning at the
home Of II. II. Marcy where she had been
for some time. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. c. j. Peterson officiating Mrs
Martin had spent her whole life in this
town and was highly respected. She was
member and regular attendant of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church.-N. S. Parker. G..
A. Gardyne and Joseph Bennett met at
the town clerks office Monday to audit
the accounts of the school directors
Mrs. Sarah Donna has gone to Samson
vile to visit her daughter, Mrs Roy
Brooks,-Mrs. y. Il. Cantcll is ill.-Miss
Villa Laplant has returned from Fairfax
Arthur Girard Is at home visiting his
parcnts.-Charlels Lumhra has COM
menccd to build the new state road be-
tween here and j. G. Tutchins
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LAM0IllE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

ne marriage or leo Allen of Rochos-
YER " J" ana MISS Grace Blake OF this
pace TOOK place at the home OF .he
oIiue parents on eden street Thursday
III Ierhooh at three O'Clock. About rs o,
tne reIa'Ves and Immediate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which WIS por-
n,eu w inc rev w H. Ham!in ~"
,i.aiu o' hohor was the brides opus."
,Ns' .Huiioh Lc'and OF Stamict' Cow.
''ioe''naiuS "ero MISSES 'arIi'
~" on" Auule rpss' the rms bearers
"'sscS injured Godette ana
pGfotny strong, the best man Ua
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SHELBURNE.


MI ana Mrs. Irving II. DcYctt cele-
hrated the 10th anniversary of their we'd
ulhs by ewing reception Saturday
afternoon from four to six and in the
evening from eight to ten. About 90
llichuS cdIled TO ohor CONGRATULATIONS.
me mousse ana Verandas were decorated
with roses and ferns, the prevailing color
oelhg PINK. In the afternoon refresh
nehts were served in the dining room by
Mrs j. a. Corey, Miss Janet Harmon,
Mrs X. l.. Sanders, Misses Bertha and
1dith spear. Mrs, Robert MacNaught
StrNeu Irult punch on the veranda. In
the evening the refreshments were served
ny MIS- W. W. webster, Miss Janet Har-
moh' MRS f. u. Roberts, Miss Adelaide
MlhaA and the punch was served by Mrs.
H. H. sanders Mr.. and Mrs. Deyett re-
ceived many pieces of china including
tea set Of Haviland presented with an
hhshsh Tea cart or brown wicker. Among
those from out Of town were: Miss Annie
barker or Washington. d. c.. Charles
Lee Tracy OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Gebhardt, Mrs. d. c. Deyett and
MISS DeNett of Burlington, Mrs. r. NJ.
MacNaught OF Windtam, ~ Y, Mrs.
George Rushlow of Burlington, and Mrs.
,harles Sherer or Minneapolis.
Inc flftE annual reunion of the Elliot
ana orVis families was held at the home
or a. l. and Edna Eliot-Benedct June q.
Notwithstanding the place of meeting
was quite distance from most of tha
families, the reunion was wei, attended.
Those from out of town were: Mrs. Cur
tbs Orvts of Starksboro, Miss Cora Orvis,
Mrs Josie Morgan and Mildred Morgan
of Bristol, George Morgan and family and
Mr.. Wright of Waltham. Mrs n. Y. Cliff
ford of burlington, Mr. and Mrs. H. \.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew G..
Wright, when their daughter, Vivian
Rev. f. NJ. Fuller with Walter @. Bliss
of Omaha. Neb. The house was pref
tily decorated with white peonies, roses
and ferns, The color scheme of the din
ing room was pink and white. Miss
kathryn Hopkins cousin of the groom,
played the wedding march, Miss Sybll
Golf was bridesmaid and Charles Hop
kins was best man. The bride was given
away by her father. The bride wore a
white satin gown trimmed with d Aiguille
lace and pearl trimmings and carried n
bouquet of white roses. The brides gift
to the bridesmaid was friendship pin
and the grooms TO the best man a set of
cuff links and stick pin. Following the
ceremony refreshments were served.
Those who served We're the Misses Lucy
and Evelyn Wright of Newport, Flor
ence Wright OF Montreal, Martha Man
uel, GeneVieve Miller and Dorothy Moves.
Miss Elsie Tate of Freighllsburg, Que.
presided Mt the punch bowl. There were
many handsome gifts of silver, china,
linen and money, The bride and groom
go at once to Omaha, Neb., where they
will be at home after August /. Those
from out of town to attend the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. David Wright
and two daughters, Lucy and Evelyn of
Newport Miss Florence Wright of Mon
treal Que, Mrs. Tate and Miss Elsie
Tate of Freighlsburg. Que. and Thomas
Taylor of Boston.
change of time OF the Central YER
mont's night train to St Adams went
into effect June 22 The night train will
leave at 73o instead of 7:4O and the even
ing train Is due at Richford from St AL
bans at 1915, 10 minutes earlier than under
the old schedule,-Calvin Lawyer, former
iy or this place and Miss Ella X Tute of
Newport We're married by the Rev. d. c.
Guest at the Methodist PARSONAGE June
2o-Lawrence Lawler and Miss Daisy
Hopson. both OF Sutton. Que, were mar
rled at the Methodist parsonage June %
by the Rev, ID. G.. Guest.-Zeno Whitma n
and Miss Florence Chaffee, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon l.. Chaffee, were
married June 20 at Enosburg Falls by the
Rev. william Gardner,-Charles d. Com
tnGa, who has been Waiting at tho homo
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adopted daughters, Mrs Alfred Mans
field of Essex and Mrs Frank Woods,
who came here from the West Friday
might to spend the summer.
News has been received of the birth
of daughter June 20 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bates of Cambridge Springs, Pa.
The baby Is granddaughter of Mrs.
Job Bates of this place.
About four acres of underbrush on
land near the Central Vermont railroad
track and belonging to ]. A. Donahue
were burned over Saturday. The fire was
| started by sparks from an engine at
about II o'clock and burned about three
hours before Fire Warden Demag and
helper got It under control.
Mrs. Frank Woods arrived Friday night
from Salt Lake City, whore she and Mr..
Woods have been for the past three
months. Mr. and Mrs. Woods went to
California three years ago next october.
MT. Woods VIII return there soon and
Mrs Woods will return there in October.
she VIII spend the summer with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. T. N Witherell
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stanley, who
have spent the past year in Barre, visited
MIR. Stanley's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Stanley over Friday night They
left Sunday for Worcester, Mass, and
from there will go to GreenvIlle, S. c.,
where they formerly resided, and Mr.
STANLEY will re-enter the employ Of the
tlske-Carter Construction company with
whom he was employed for about 70
years.
Robert, the l1-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. f. Donahue of Essex, was oper-
atod upon for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen hospital Tuesday.
The union Sunday school excursion will
take place next Tuesday going to Fort
Frederic. Special electric cars for Bur
lington Will leave here at 1850 a. m
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has elected officers as
follows; President. Miss Louise Sissor;
Vice-presidents, Guy Peck, Ruth Gates
Mrs f. +. Smith and Mrs. G. II. Sisson:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. c. A Peck;
organist, Helen Peck
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Finger and
son, James of Idaho Falls. Idaho are in
town.-Miss Grace Farrand is at home
from Charlotte, where she has been
teaching school-C II Morrill, has re-
turned from Hanover. y. H., where he
attended the graduating exercises of
Dartmouth Colloge.-The baseball game
between the Helpers of the Methodist
Church and the Young Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Congregational Church Friday re-
suited In victory for the Helpers, the
score being 10 to 4. The receipts were
S6.-Mrs. o. r. Houghton and children
are spending a months vacation in Mid
dlaburV
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. William Heatherington has re-
turned after week in Starksboro.-Mrs.
Frank Hill of Starksboro visited Mrs c.
c. Fuller the frs of the week.-Mrs.. j.
=. Atkins went Sunday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where she is to be
treated for stomach troublo.-Thc Lend
a-Hand meet ut the hall to-day.-T. L.
Stevens and son went to Hyde Park Fri
day, returning the following day.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Clifford of 'Starksboro
were in town Saturday night.-Miss
i-enore Treat of Pttsford is visiting Miss
SarahWhi tcomb.-Mrs. Treat and son re-
turned to Pittsford Thursday after spend
ing week in this vicinity
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FAIRFIELD,

John Wallace of Jeomnster, Mass. ls
visiting his father in town.-Miss Agnes
Larsen Of Burlington is visiting Mist
Frances Soule.--Mr. and Mrs II. H.
Doanc have returned from Springfield, ac.
companled by their son, Gilbert, who wa,
graduated from the high school-Mrs. II
j. Montgomery visiting her mother
Mrs H. w. Soule-Charles Remwck Of
Richmond, Cal, was at the home of Max
Green over Sunday.-Robert Norton OF
Morrlsvillo was in town over Sunday
Daniel Ryan Is home for the summer va
cation from st. MichaeTs Corege.-H. j.
MCGOWAN. accompanied by William How
rigan and his sister, Mary, went Tuesday
to Cnderhill, whore Mr.. Howrigan win
be married to Miss Margaret Phillips.
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first assistant, Miss Durfey, second as
ed school, eighth and ninth grades Mrs.
A. NJ Lonergan; sixth and seventh
grades Miss Katherine Fitzgerald. fourth
and fifth grades, Miss Charlotte Park
hurst; second and third grades Miss
Anna s. WEIGH; first grade, Miss Estelle
N. Packard; fourth grade. Miss Sadi
Geary; substitute teachers, Miss Marion
Parkhurst and Mrs. Anna Burdick. NAL
let's Bay avenue school, first and second
grades, Miss Ellen Fitzgerald; third and
fourth grades, Miss Katherine Turner
The Janitors will be William Marsh and
Walter Hardacre.
The 18th annual report OF the trustees
and other officers of the Wtnooski graded
school district for the year ending June 6
have been published The auditors re-
port shows that there was at the be-
ginning of the year Ss5eN The treas-
1lrer received from all sources, SlASl4nI
Trustees orders paid, old and new dur
ting the year amounted to S6,SO2Sl leaV-
ing cash balance in the treasury OF
tYO.97 Outstanding orders remaining I'M
paid amount to S3'i5l.3o' There is also
note In the Winooskl savings bank LOT
D,2p Delinquent taxes remaining UNI
paid and In the hands of the collector,
dating from 1904 to 1913, amount to N'9i6S
The school bond account shows cash on
hand June b, 1913, TO be So2.53 ana there
was paid on trustees orders sS6'Sl' leaving
a cash balance OF S2l5''2.
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ST. GEORGE.

MIR. and Mrs. Ira Chase, Mrs. Altha
King and daughter, Katherine, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Underhil-Jrs
.. f. Clough and son, Alfred, and Miss
Abbie Wellinger returned Saturday after
passing several days in Bristol and
Monkton.-G Raymond Hubbard return
ed to his home in Swanton Saturday after
a visit with his sister, Mrs Earl Aver.
He was accompanied home by his
nephew, Harold Ayer.-Mrs. NJ w.
iinsdale and daughter, Mildred, We're In
Burlington Saturday Agnes T.
Lawrence of Bucksport, Maine, is visit
ing at the home of her brother, W. D.
GREY.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harding and son
George and Mrs. Andrew Harding of
Woodstock spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Wolcott and
Fred Wolcott,-Miss Mae Villas of Bur
lingtcn is visiting friends in town.-The
Misses Sue and Elizabeth Smith have
gone to Saratoga for the summer-The
Rev. sydney Aldrich and family are visit
ing in town-Nliss Hattie Hill is visiting
Mrs. Il 5. Wright-Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Harvey of Montpelier spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Adm
Hine.-Mr and Mrs. Leland Severance
a q a 49,
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UNDERHILL.

Henning V. Hendricks Of Uardwick
Mass, and Miss Jennie NJ. Burnette of
Undcrhill We're united in marriage at the
home of Mrs. Edna Burnett Of Underhill
on Wednesday June "a The Rev. A.
H. Sturges performed the CEREMONY
Alfred Sweeney has fnSs.ed work for
Carroll Bartlctt.-Nliss Madeline SchwieS
Is III Observation-Disclosures Bennett Is talk
ing Clifton l<irby's place in /. G. Fow-
ler's store during the latters visit in
Springied.-T II. Bruce has a new auto
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Harrington We're
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening
by about so Of their friends and relatives.
The day was their 18th marriage ami
versary. The house was prettly decor
nted with peonies roses, carnations and
other cut flowers. A supper was served
after which music and dancing was en-
Joyed Mr.. and Mrs Harrington received
many useful and beautiful gifts, There
We're friends present from Burlington,
Ehe!burne, Hinesburg, Ferrisburg and
Weybridge.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Robert Holmes for the regular
business meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Brooks and Miss Champion OF st.
Adams had charge of the service Sunday
morning and evening in the interest of
the Vermont Bible society.-Mlss Doris
Mcneil has gone to Randolph to visit
Miss Ruth Ball.--W. H. Boardman, the
new postmaster, is erecting building to
be used AS a postoffice. east of the Will
liams store.
Joseph Winterbotham Jr., and family
Rre in town for the summer, Joseph Win
terbotham, ST., is also at his summer
home for the season.-Mrs. Hopkins and
family of Brooklyn. N. Y, are occupying
Mrs. Robertson cottage near the Win
tcrbotha IN residence for the summer
The regular meeting of Champlain Chap
ter, No IS, O. f. s., will be held at the
Masonic Lodge rooms Friday evening"
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday with
Mrs. Robert Misunderstanding Lodge,
No. "a, f. and A. M. will hold its regular
fncptinr Tuesday evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The slaughterhouse and refrigerator
owned by w. S. Fletcher and occupied
by Herbert Teachout was burned to the
ground Friday evening. 1t was about
one mile west of this village and was
discovered in flames shortly after six
O'Clock. The Volunteer Fire company
responded at once, but were unable to
save the burning building, though the
chemical engine was effective in saving
the barn and hennery. The cause is un-
known as no one had been near the build
Ing since three o'clock. Mr.. Teachout
occupied the house as a slaughterhouse
and sausage factory and estimated his
loss at s1,20o or $500, including hides.
meat and machinery. He had 800 in.
surance with the Burlington Mutual Fire
insurance company. Mr.. Fletcher esti-
mates his loss at $1,000 partially covered
by insurance.
The following is list Of the taxpayers
IN Essex who pay taxes on property
appraised at five thousand dollars or
mr.
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N. J. Cross returned Wednesday evenin :;
from an automobile trip to Windsor
DR. and Mrs Il. A. Bates are IN ca up
at the Springs. -Mss Marion Titus who
has been in town since The Williams
steele wedding, has returned 20 Danvers,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Hefflon and
family Of Montreal arrived Friday and
VIII occupy Mrs. N. NJ. Morey's house
for tho ali rnrrnnr