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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-04
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peterson of Burling-
ton have been visiting the Rev. and Mrs
C. j. Peterson for a few days.-Mr and
Mrs. Fl. G. Jenne have gone to Gardner,
Mass to visit their daughter.-Mrs. Whit
man Stanley of California IL visiting rela-
tives here.-Mrs. NJ. y. Andrus has
moved to Richford. Service will be held
in Calvary Church next Sunday morning
at 8 O'Clock, The Rev. Mr.. Holmes Of
Rchford officiating.-M +. Nj. Carpen-
ter of Enosburg Falls has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Smith, for a
few days.-Mrs. +. A. Perley passed the
weekend in Richford.-Mrs McQuillan
of Plattsburg is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Washburn. Miss Grace Wadleigh
who has been teaching lip reading in
Montreal and Toronto, the past winter,
is home for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Murray and two children and
Mrs Anise Murray passed the weekend
in St Albans,-C. II. Austin has resigned
his position as clerk in II. A. Ponds store
and gone to st. Johnsbury, where he has
a position in the express office-Miss
Mary p. Anderson Of. Columbia College,
New York city, returned to her home here
Wednesday.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miner May 3-Miss Chloe Powell
has returned from several weeks stay in
Middleboro, Mass.-Ely Burnham has re-
turned from a trip to Connecticut.-Mrs,
George Pope Is visiting in Hardwick.-
Fred Smith and an automobile party Of
Fletcher had a narrow escape from a seri-
Gus injury Friday evening when. while
passing the bridge near II. NJ. Cornell's 8.
The steering gear gave wayy and the car,
with five passengers went over steep
bank into the meadow. The car was
somewhat amaged, but none of the party
iniured.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Hebb and
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Powell attended the
funeral of Judge White in Hyde Park
Monday.-A. j. Thomas is carrying the
school children from Cambridge Junction
in place of Mr.. Zach. who resigned. -The
Cemetery association will meet with Mrs
II. F.. Harmed Tuesday aftern DON, June g..
Mrs. r. c. REYNOLDS is In Burlington
caring for her aunt, Mrs Lorraine Holmes,
who is an emploYe of the Home for Desti-
tute Children.-Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Haw-
ley took an automobile trip to Morrisville
and Cadys Falls Wednesday, accompanied
by Mrs c. B. Buker. Mrs. c. B. Richards
and Mrs. Mary Page.-AlonZo Powell OF
Barre is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
C. c. Powell.-Miss Matte Wilcox is at
tending the meeting of the o. L. S. in Bur
lington.-Mrs. Kennedy was at his home
Castleton Saturday and Sunday.-Chil-
drens day will be observed at the church
Sunday morning, June H.
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STOWE.

The school directors have engaged
William j. English as principal of Stowe
high school for the ensuing year Mr..
English, who has been principal of the
Enfield n, H., high school the past year,
graduated from Dartmouth College in
1913 He Is also a graduate of the North
field high school. His parents reside in
Charlotte.
Guy C. Brickey and Miss Clyde N.
Fielder were married by the Rev.
Lemuel Davis at the Congregational
parsonage Thursday evening, Mr.. Brickey
is the son Of N1r. and Mrs. b. A. Brickey
and is employed by the c. Il. Il L. o.
Burt Lumber company. Mrs. Brickey Is
the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w. II,
Fielder.
The comrades of II. Ii. Smith Post
G. a. r., drove to the West Branch Gene
terry Saturday morning and decorated the
graves of the old soldiers buried there
| At eleven o'clock the soldiers graves In
| the village cemetery were visited Tht
ladies of the Women's Relief Corps served
dinner to the members Of the post ano
corps at the Akeley Memorial building
| At two O'Clock the members of the post
| and corps and a large audience met 1T
| the auditorium, where the address or the
! day was given by w j. Carver OF Barre
Washington county states attorney Whc
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JOHNSON.

II. NJ. Mihill of St Johnsbury spent
Sunday here with his wife.-Mr and Mrs.
l. l.. Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Stearns spent Saturday and Sunday at the
latter's summer cottage in Franklin
Leonard Pearl Is assisting In the Riddle
store for few days.-Mrs. v. A. Gilmore
is with Mrs. Knowles at East Johnson
DR.. II, n. Waite was called to Stowe last
week by the sudden death of his sister in
Jaw Mrs Benson.-Mrs. Lewis Lambert
at hospital in Burlington for treat
nent.--Carroll Patch has finished work for
Parker & Stearns and has gone to Hart
ford, Conn--Mr. and Mrs Allen Morgan
IF Lunenburg visited here Saturday and
Sunday.-Pre-m memorial exercises were
held at the opera house Friday by the
children of the graded school,-The John
son high school team played the town
team Saturday the score being to In
favor of the high school.-The memorial
exercises at the opera house We're well
attended. The Jeffersonvile Cornet band
gave excellent music The address by
Professor Cloves of Hyde Park was one
of the best ever given here In the even
Ing the seniors gave the play, "Above the
Clouds"
The johnson baseball team was badly
beaten at Bakersfield Monday 10 to o.
Mrs. j. c, Hodgkins and daughter at
tended the funeral of Judge White in
Hyde Park Monday Moves Wood and
George Foss of Hyde Park were in town
Monday.-Prof. and Mrs. Stone and Ger
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Alice Farnsworth is visiting at II. II.
Marcy's.-The You-Need-a- Change club
gave a play In Gardynes hall Tuesday
evening which was largely attended. The
proceeds will be used to defray the ex-
penses of a banquet at the Mansfield hotel
at the village which will be participated
In by the members Of the club Friday
evening Harrison Foster has moved onto
his mothers place on East Hll.-Peter
Rabideau has improved his residence by
building a new veranda.-P. w. Hall of
Greenville. Me, and his son, Lawrence.
have been In town for several Days.
S. Hall, Sr, who has been spending the
winter in the State of Georgia, has return
ed home.-Miss Mildred Hall has returned
from Boston, where she has been spending
several weeks.--Road Commissioner Macia
is doing some excellent work on the hill
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The Mcleod cottage, south of Patts'
camp, is being painted inside and out
and otherwise improved. The DR.. Smith
cottage just above it is also being i'm
proved-E. A. Plat is putting his yacht
in commisson.-Tw more cottages are
20 be built making six new ones. The
lumber is being drawn and work VIII
commence at once. They are to be built
IN the site of the old Indian camp near
he Point Hotel and restaurant.-A. j.
Smith of Enosburg Falls is occupying
l.. p Thayers EdEewood cottage for a
month-The tent -caterpillars are quite
numerous again this season.-E. A
Plat has sold his former home near the
Franklin House to Archie Rice for 5000.
The new school building IS nearing
completion and will be one of the best
in any small village in the state, as well
as one of the largest.-The Y. NJ C. A.
societies of Montreal were so well pleased
with the place and the hospitality shown
them that they will hold their next
years. meeting at the Franklin House.
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FRANKLIN.

Memorial day was observed by the
pupils of the public schools in the town
hall Saturday morning and an address
was delivered by the Rev. +. w. Day
Union services were held In the Metho-
dist Church Sunday under the auspices
of the Anti-Saloon League. An interest
Ing address was delivered by Mr.. Lang.
Union services will be held in the Con-
gregational Church Sunday The Rev.
T. w Day will preach the baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating class.-Willam
Coolidge, who has been spending a few
weeks with his son. y. r. Coolidge, has
returned to his home in Ellenburg. N Y.
Miss Margaret Hopkins Is at home from
New York for the summer.-Miss Alice
Mason and f. Fl. Wilcox of Manchester,
Mass, We're married Monday evening the
Rev. F. w. Day performing the cere-
mony They will make their home in
Manchester, where Mr.. Wilcox is en-
ployed Emerson Shedd of the Univer-
sty of Vermont was home over Sunday.
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HYDE PARK.

Edwin c. White, judge of probate for
the district of Lamoille, died at his home
in this place Saturday morning at Sis
o'clock. He had been in poor health for
some time. but was confined to the house
held at his late home Monday morning
at ten o'clock. The burial was
be at Eden, his native town. e. c..
White was born in Eden in 1884. where
he resided many years, serving that
town as town clerk as well as filling var
ious other town Offices and representing
that town in the General Assembly. In
1891 he was appointed Judge of probate
by Governor Page, to fill vacancy
caused by the death OF W. II. H. Ken
field, and has served continuously in that
capacity, being almost Invariably re-
elected without opposition. During the
% years in that position he had given
excellent satisfaction and the cases are
very few where an appeal had been taken
from his decision AS judge of probate
he was considered one of the best in the
State. He took an active interest in town
affairs and gave literally to all worthy
enterprises. Quiet and unassumng he
stood well as an official and townsinau
and many sincerely mourn his death He
was friend of the unfortunate and
gave generously, known only to himself
and the recipient to deserving causes
Judge White was a member OF Mt. Norri:
Lodge f. 81 a. NJ, and Tucker Chapter
r. \. NJ Besides his wife. he is sur.
vived by an only child, George Il. Whit,
| of Montpelier, bookkeeper in the Nationa
| Life Insurance company. lie is in poo
| health, being in Boston, where he re
| Gently underwent a serious surgical OPP
GRAFTON. A brother, Francis White and
sister. Mrs. Jonas T. Stevens, also sur
vive.-W. II. Cristy of Amsterdam
\. Y, is visiting his parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. n. c. Cristy.-Eugene Stufflebear
and wife of Montpelier have been II
town. called here by the death Of Judg,
White.-Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Griswol,
were called to Eden Sunday by tn
death of c. o. Adams. father of Mrs
| Griswold.
The funeral of Judge +. G.. White wa
| largely attended at his late home Monda
morning. Remarks were made by Chic
Judge G. NJ. Powers and the Hon. T. G
Fleetwood. The burial was in Eden, hi
native town.-E. n Bissell Of Shorehar
is spending a few days in town.-Th
prize speaking by the L. C. A. student
Monday evening was an interesting affair
The prizes were taken by Miss Natal
Noycs, Miss Fannie Christie, Kennel
Fairbanks and Waldo Buckham.
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RICHFORD.

The 2lst annual reception of the Rich
ford high school alumni will be held in
Morse's opera hall Friday night, June u,
at the close of the commencement exer-
cises, The reception will he followed by
dancing and refreshments.-The program
of the commencement exercises of the
Richford high school will he held from
June I to Il. and Is as follows: Bacca-
day, June ut three o'clock, The Rev. f.
NJ. Fuller Will preach the sermon before
the graduating class; class day exercises,
Morse's Opera hall, Tuesday, June Q at
500 p, m; high schol graduation exercises
at the Opera hall Friday, June 70 at 500
p m, with an address by Dr. Joseph L.
Hills, dean Of the agricultural department
of the Y. V. M.--F. w. Mitchell,
who recently went to a Montreal hospital
for the removal of a cataract from the
right eye is gaining and the left eye will
be operated on later for the same trouble.
Miss Mary Scott OF Burlington visited at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. j. Elliot
over Sunday.-Miss Bertha Ransom of
Burlington visited at the home of Mrs
L. L. Hammond over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w, Beerworth OF New York city
are In town visiting Mrs. Beerworth's
mother, Mrs. l.. St Pierre. and sister
Mrs. Fred Sargent. ...
Arthur Mckinney returned home
Tuesday after spending the winter and
spring In oregon and other western
| States.-Pearl johnson of Burlington hat
been assigned as deputy collector OF Gus
toms at this port, to M the vacancy II
| this office caused by the death OF Al
| mer j. Elliott,-The high school baseball
team played with the North Troy team
Saturday, the score being 16 to in ia
vor Of Richford, The grounds were wet
making the game rather sow.-Th'
| Richford town baseball team played tn,
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs Charles Allen OF Lebanon, n. H,
and sister, Mrs. Belle Beckman Of SOM
ervile, Mass, arrived Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with Mrs o. S. Cham
berlin and Miss Mary Pratt.-Mrs c. r.
Pratt was in Bethel Saturday. the guest
of her brother, f. l.. Bass-Edson
Emery and niece, Mrs. Ellen Lattimer,
were in Bethel saturday to attend the
memorial exercises. The funeral of Mrs.
Hannah Wood Lamb was held Saturday
at her home on South Main street Sew
eral from out of town We're present,
among whom was her granddaughter,
Miss Annie Wood, who is in the training
school at Vergennes.- The Rev. Fraser
Metzger who had his hand seriously
injured May y, is somewhat better
Miss Winnifred Richardson of Gays
vile. who underwent a serious operation
at the sanitarum the first of last week.
Is making a good recovery.-A special
village meeting was held in the high
school building Friday night to consider
the extension of the sewer system, AT
this time 1t was voted to instruct the
trustees to lay a sewer on the Rowell adj
dition and also to extend the system in
eral dwelling houses,-A good delegation
from the L. S, Grant Post and the
Woman's Relief Corps went to the Cen
ter Saturday to attend the Memorial day
exercises. Miss Ethel Newton, EN-.
ployed in the office of the Barre Times
came Friday to remain over the holiday.
Mrs, w. r. Edison and sister Miss
Maud Johnston left Friday for Lebanon,
n. H., to remain over Saturday with
| their mother, Mrs. Johnston,-M Nc
Glaughlin, mother of Mrs. j. b. ED
redge, went to Warren Friday to remain
| over Memorial day with her son.
Mrs, Hannah Lamb, mother of Frank Is
| Wood of this place, died Thursday morn
| Ing at 2:So after a long and trying illness
the direct cause of which was heart trou-
BILE and inhrmlties Of age. Mrs. Wood had
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FAIRFAX.

A pretty house wedding took place
Wednesday, May u, when Miss Hazel
Reynolds, oldest daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
f. V. Reynolds, became the bride of James
Madison Hotchkiss The rooms were
tastefully decorated with green and
white, one corner Of the parlor being
banked with green, with an arch of
white lilacs. where the ceremony was
performed At the strains of the we'd
ding march played by Miss Ruth Shep-
ardson the bride entered the parlor pre-
coded by Miss Bessie Goodsell as flower
girl and with her sister, Miss Cecil Rey-
nolds as bridesmaid, and met the groom
and his best man. Allison Goodsell, under
the arch. where the Rev. j. NJ Maxwell,
pastor of the Baptist Church, performed
the ceremony. The bride was charm
ing in a white silk crepe gown trimmed
with rare lace and with a veil caught
with lilies of the valley. She carried
a bouquet of bride roses. Otis Hall,
cousin of the bride. was master of cere-
monies. After the ceremony refreshments
were served. Misses Mersa Goodsell,
Gladys Wood Alberta HotchlIiss. Mar
jory Connors and Edith Connors assist
ed in serving Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkss
ding trip. after which they will reside
with the groom's parents. There were
many gifts Among those from out of
town to attend the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Beals of Swanton, Judge
and Mrs. f. W. Foster of st. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Hazard of Green Cor
ners Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Corliss and
Mrs Emery Brown of st. Adams, Otis
Hall of Swanton, MIR. and Mrs. George
Hall of Burlington Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
man and the Misses Dakin of Ferrisburg,
Miss Grace Van Schaick of Barnstable,
Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hotchkiss and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wood of Georgia.
X. L. Smith of Fairfax Falls died Tues
day, May q, after long Illness, aged
Sc years. The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at his late home, the Rev.
J. NJ Maxwell officiating. He is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. Harry Elem
ings, who resided with him.
Mrs. Elvira Bell of Essex Junction was
the guest of Mrs. A. E. Southland Saturday
and Sunday-Mr. Carter of Bennington Is
passing few days with his nephews, H.
J. and +. G. Rowland.-Mr and Mrs
Vernon Melendy of Burlington spent the
weekend with Mrs. Melendys parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers.-Mrs Maurice
Irish and youngest daughter of Westforc
have returned home after passing few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Butler.-At the meeting Thursday evening
II was voted to have the celebration here
July 4. The SNOWFALL Minstrel company
will give another entertainment in th'
near future to raise funds for the cele
hration.
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SWANTON.

For nearly half a century Memorial
day has been observed by Swanton under
the inspiration of Post Jewett @. A. r.,
post having been organized here soon
after the inception of the movement
at Decatur, H., in 1866. The observance
Saturday was largely attended. 1t was
thin and feeble line Of old soldiers that
followed the flag to the tune of March
ing Through Georgia" hundred civil
War veterans OF Swanton and nearby
towns We're not unusual to line up with
Post Jewett % years ago, but Saturday
they numbered less than 20. The address
by the Hon. Warren Il. Austin Of st.
Adams was one of the best heard here
In years. Post Jewett was led by Com
mander Jackson Lackey Brock Flint
acted as marshal and Roy Jocelyn was
president OF the day. The line formed
at the soldiers monument and marched
to the Catholic cemetery. being met at
the convent grounds by the pupils of
ST. Ann After appropriate exercises the
graves of old soldiers were decorated
and the procession moved to the village
cemetery, where graves were decorated
and brief exercises held. Returning To
Me soldiers monument there elaborate
aaving been augmented by the teachers
and pupils of the public schools. From
me band stand the following program
vas carried out: Music, Swanton band,
preliminary address, President Jocelyn;
Lincolns Gettysburg address, Professor
Cambridge; recitation, THE Little
Bronze sutton" Miss Margaret Tobin;
address, Hon. Warren Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bell of New York
are in town for a few days, having mo-
tored up from the city.-Miss Helen Ad-
ans will go to Haverford, Pa, to be
present at the graduation from pre-
paratory school of her niece, Miss Evelyn
Rabbit daughter of Poctor James Bah.
bitt Miss Babbtt enters Bryn Mawr Col
lege next fall. When Miss Adams returns
she will bring the Rabbit children with
her and go into camp at Highgate Springs
for the summer, DR.. Rabbit having
leased Cedar cottage.-The last shipment
of pike perch fry for the season wal
made from the government fish hatchery
Monday The distribution has been COINS
on for some time First came the yellow
perch that went largely to Massachusetts
and Connecticut and lastly the pike which
are longer in propagating The season II
said to have been better than the aver
age despite the backward spring -Johr
ODay of Montreal has been spending
few days i'm his native town
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WOLCOTT.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Belmont June I. Gordan Foster. youngest
son of A. w. Foster, fell from n shed
while playing one day last week and
broke his arm. He was taken to Norris
vile for Northumberland day exer-
cises We're observed at the central school
Friday. The selections and speaking, es-
pecially the flag drill, We're we'll rendered
by the children.-Arthur Bishop left Sat
urday for Boston, where he has posi-
ton for ths summer-Miss Alice Billiard
was at home from Burlington over sun
day.-The Rev. Phillips is holding revival
services at the Mission Church.-Memor-
ial day was very quiet, several of the old
soldiers have died and others have moved
away within a few years
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st. Adams team Saturday afternoon, the
game being called at $3.50 o'clock. At the
beginning of the ninth Inning the score
stood 9 to 0 In favor of st. Adams, but
the ST. Adams team had a bad inning
and the Richford team piled up seven
scores in the one inning, giving them the
game.-NIrs. J. b. Stafford of St Adams
was called to the home of her parents
Monday because OF the Illness of her ia
Their, II. r. Ayer-Memorial day services
were observed in this place at Morse's
opera hall under the auspices of the
@. A. r. chorus of high school boys
sang "Tenting Tonight" invocation, the
Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller; Lincolns Gettysburg
address, Miss Grace Elias; selection by
band Forty-fve of the school children
sang 1.-THE Star spangled Banner" after
which Col l.. C. Leavens introduced the
speaker, Cant. T., o, NJ. Condor,
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sRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The Franklin and Grand Isle county
church convention will he held in the
Union Congregational Church at the sta
ton Wednesday and Thursday. A full
program has been prepared and all del
egates will be entertained. Mr.. Durkee
of Winooski, a sawyer, arrived in town
Sunday to assist Mr.. De Greiche in the
mill at the lumber yard at the Line
Mrs. Ernest McCalum has returned from
a hospital In Montreal and is improving
slowly.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson
spent Monday in Burlington. Mr.. Robin
son went for an examination of his eye
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
PetersOn, on Saturday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoadley are visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Smith, in Sutton.
Que.-A preaching service will be held in
the morning next Sunday at 1890 O'Clock
by the Rev. T. H. Cresey, pastor. Mr.
and Mrs C. A. HUI attended the funeral
OF I. N. Chase in East Fairfield Sunday
G. w. Chaffee of Somerville, Mass. was
an over Sunday guest of his sister Mrs.
e, A. Mosier.--Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Percy
and daughter OF Bedford, Que. visited at
c. A. Ewinss Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Austin took an auto
mobile trip TO St Adams and Maquam
Sunday.-Mrs. Oscar Bowen and Miss
Minnie Capron are attending the sessions
of the grand chapter of the Order of East
ern Star at Burlington.
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GRAND ISLE.

miscellaneous shower was given Miss
Sarah Chamberlin at the home of Mrs.
stuart Samson Saturday afternoon IN
honor of her approaching marriage.-Ed-
ward Bulls had the misfortune to break
one of his legs while playing at school
Tuesday noon.-Mr. and Mrs. George Grit
feth are parents of a daughter, born May
21.-Nearly all of the teachers in town
attended the teachers meeting at South
Hero Friday.-Mss Lora Dean returned
Sunday night to her school which has
been closed on account of her fathers
illness.-H. o. Reynolds and his mother
spent the weekend with friends in Chazy,
~ Y.-Mss Bessie Allen visited her par
ents' the Rev. and Mrs. ]. S, Allen, over
Sunday
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rushford and two
children of st. Adams motored here .oat-
urday to visit Mr.. Rushford's brother.
Henry Observation-Disclosures Rounds Of
Lynn, Mass. has returned home after WISH
ting his brothers-in-law. Homer Frazier
and Charles Macia.-Raymond Rushford
has employment at Montgomery Center
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messier have returned
to their home in Waterbury, Mass.-The
cottage prayer meeting will be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Hawkins Friday
evening. McGrall has employ
ment at Harry kidders in East Enosburg,