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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-07
EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Tracy We're in
RiChford over Sunday.--Mrs. Clifton Ben
way Of RiChford was in town Tuesday.
Several new members were taken into
the CONGREGATIONAL Church SundaY.-C.
NJ, Rublee was in Richford THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Mont
gomery were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r, r. Smith Monday schools opened
Monday after a two weeks vacation
DIR. VI. S. Hatch. who has been away
the past week. returned Tuesday.--E e.
Young, who spent the holidays with his
family here. returned to Minnesota Sat
urday. Mrs. Young and Miss Dorothy
Young accompanied him to Richford.-
Miss Gladys Larock and Miss Gertrude
Combs have returned to St. Adams,
where they are attending high school
after spending the holidays at their
homes here.-Miss Eldora Hodges OF Bur
lington spent the Christmas vacation
with her sister, Mrs. L. II Button.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Joseph Colby of Oakland, Me. is spend
Ing a few weeks with his family here
Mrs. L. o. Nye IS confined to the bed
with an attack of rheumatism and pleu-
r.sy.-Napoleon Trahnn has leased tha
Maple Leaf creamery to r. Rutstein x
Sons Of Boston. This firm will use the
plant making cheese as we'll as butter
Euclide Trahan will continue with the
new firm a. managerM Gladys Deal
who has been spending the holidays WITH
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. George II.
Deal, has returned to Westminster. where
she is teaching schOol-D. W. steele is
spending few days in Montpelier-U.
A. Churchill Of Bakersfield is in town 81
perintendng the filing of the ice house :
of II. +. Hood & Sons
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BOLTON.

party of gentlemen from Burlington
made the ascent to Camel's Hump on
snowshoes Saturday and camped there
over nlght.-Mrs. Sabins, who has been
Ill for the past week. is improving
Miss Clark of st, Adams is tending
the station at this place since the death
of Mr.. Hall.-Superintenden Read of
Richmond was in town Tuesday Mr..
ana Mrs. Fred Jewctt attended the flu
neral of her sister in Montpelier January
M" and Mrs. Curtis Guyette of Bur
liugton are parents of son, born Mon
day morning. Mr.. Guyette is foreman
at Wards mill in Bolton.-NIIss Kate
Phillips Is at the Fanny Allen hospital
for a rest euro
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WESTFORD.

John Allen has been confined since Fri
day by a fall on the ice which resulted
in a sprained wrist.-The Ladies' Social
Circle entertained the ladies' societies
of the Methodist and BAPTIST Churches at
dinner in the Congregational Church
Yesterday Morton f. Dewing of Below
Falls was at John Aliens over Sunday
Miss Lessie Cobb is doing agricultural ex-
tension work in the domestic science de-
partment in Swanton this week.--tIomer
Page has sold his Osgood hill farm to
Mr.. Houghtaling of Jericho.-H. N. Ma
comber has sold his mill property to
Harry Bates Mr.. Bates has gone to
Chicago to close his business there and
will come here to take possession May /,
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The four-horse delivery team Of the
Standard OIL company from here, driven
by Charles Spear. met with an accident
as 1t WAS returning from Richford Fri
day forenoon. The team met the morn
ing freight train for st. Adams at the
crossing above the Royce farm beyond
East Berkshire, the engine struck the
wagon with sufficient force to ruin the
rear end of II and threw horses and
driver some distance away. One horse
was so badly injured II had to be shot
The driver escaped with a few scratches
The other wheel horse was not seriously
injured, The driver did not see or hear
the train.-Mrs Sarah Iiimbal and
granddaughter. Miss Ruth Bowen, spent
New Years with the father OF the latter
George o. Bowen. at his home In Rerk-
shire.--Mr and Mrs. II. c. Royce of
sheldon Springs visited Mrs. Royce's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Gaines,
Thursday and Friday.-The annual New
Years ball by the Philemon club In
opera hall Thursday evening was at
tended by about S. couples as participants
and nearly a 100 spectators The Ladies'
Village Improvement society furnished
refreshments in Grand Army hall Music
a dance In Foresters' hall Thursday even
Ing attended by about 20 couples. Music
was by the Garrow orchestra-Mr. and
Mrs F. W. Robbie visited Mr. Robes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Robbie, in
Bakersfield F'riday.-Miss Rule Kimball
of Morristown, n. j., and Miss Alma
Kimball of White River Junction have
returned after passing the holidays with
their mother, Mrs Sarah Klmbai, here
Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Hutchinson and
son of st. Adams spent Sunday with
Mrs. IIutchinson's mother. Mrs. Emily
Forsythe, on Orchard street-Miss
Joanna ID. Croft returned to Burlinig-
ton Saturday after n 10 days stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Croft
Misses Helen Shattuck and Eva Ken
dali OF Richford were New Years
guests in the home of their uncle, b
c. Kendall, on North Depot street.
Mrs. c w. Richardson and daughter
Miss Lillian Parmelee. of South Roy
alton have been visiting Mrs. Richard
sons sister, Mrs. A. j. Caldwell.-Mrs
Miles Wells was in ST. Adams over
Sunday where Mr.. Wells is recovering
from a recent operation In the hospi-
tal-Miss Marion Springer, who as
sisted in the Kimball orchestra Friday
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WEST BOLTON.

A message has been received from Hol-
yoke, Mass. announcing the birth of "a
daughter, Marion Tomlinson, December
g. to Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hall, formerly of
this town.-Thc Rev. j. {. Emery OF
Essex and Mrs. Cora M;nckler OF West
Bolton were married at St. Adams De-
cember 3O-Willam A. Bohonnon died
January / at 100 a M. after an illness
of more than "A years duration with tub
erculosis. He was born in this town 6S
years ago and had always resided here.
He Is survived by his wife, four sons, AL
len w, of South Royalton, John o., 1f
Richmond, Henry of West Bolton, and
Bertram, of Isle La Motto. and one
daughter Mrs, o. IL. Burns, OF Laconia,
N. II, The funeral was held at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock, the Rev A. II. Sturges ofiiciat-
ing, The bearers We're the four sons of
the deceased. Allen Sabens and f., H.
York, Interment was in tho village Gem
etery,-Miss Ethel Minckler returned to
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Blake's funeral will be at the house Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. The Shakes
peare club held its first meeting after
the holiday recess. with Mrs Emil Suffer-
Tuesday afternoon Several aspects oi
the European war were studied and after.
ward refreshments and n social time en-
joyed.-The monthly business and devo.
tional meeting of the Kings Daughters
was held at the home of Mrs T.. r. Brad.
ley Monday evening Different reports
were given by the several secretaries and
a few new members were welcomed into
the circle
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had planned to spend this year in
fermany and Greece. but was prevent
ed from doing so on account of the
War.-Charles Vancor, who was re-
Gently burned out I'm Jericho and
whose family has been with a daugh-
ter Mrs. Lyman Peters, has moved
back to that town --Thirty-six
DOCKS have recently been added to tho
town library 20 of them being the
grit OF Helen A. Boynton of Burlng-
ton. and included an 1894 edition of
Robert Burns In two volumes and an
1889 edition of Lord Byron in eight
Volumes.--Miss Bessie Wead will be
the hostess of the next Kings Daugh-
tiers meeting which Will be held in the
Nestry Friday aftcrnoon.-Thc Meth
odist Church has just put in II new
furnace at an expense of 5000
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Carlos w. Hicks Vt Newport died at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. S Hicks, Thursday. The funeral was
held at the church Saturday afternoon
at two O'Clock
The funeral of Carlos W Hicks of
Newport. who died at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hicks, De-
ccmber 81. was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church at two o'clock Satur-
day, the Rev. r. II. Cresey officiating
The bearers were: William and Charles
Stanley, Harland Hoadey and G. E.
Hammond. Burial was in the West Berk-
shire cemetery. Mr. Hicks is survived
by a wife and two sons. Roy and Guy
of Newport, who were present at the
funeral Mr. and Mrs. 4. s. Armstrong
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Crochiar Of Enos-
burg Falls attended the funeral-C. D.
Phelps spent Saturday in St. Adams
f. A. Austin was i'm Burlington Tues
dpV
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A. D. Elliot treasurer, 6. A. Powell;
trustees Deacons G. A. Powell. r. w.
Adams, e. -. Read and r. f. Greene,
Peter Shangraw, g. +. Ladd.-The Rich
ford Ice company is filling its new ice
house with l4-inch ice from tho mill
pond. The ice is of excellent quality
The postofficc was moved Thursday to
the new government building
One of the pleasantost evenings in the
history of the Womans club was the
entertainment Monday evening given by
the younger members of the club and
some of their friends II took the form
Of n mock wedding, complete in every
detail even to tho tiny flower girl, i'm
personated by Mrs. Jessie Conger and
little ring bearer. Miss Glenna Lovelette
Preceding the ceremony, which was per
formed under beautifully decorated
arch, by the Rev. Essic Mitchell Miss
May Wallace sang 30 Promise Me"
Miss Helen Shattuck played the Wedding
marches After congratulations an i'm
nonse wedding cake was cut by the
BRIDE Mrs. Sloane, and refreshments
We're served by the Misses Ruth Puffcr
Jessie Thomas. Marion Read and Ruth
Marvin. After the BRIDES mother Miss
Gertrude Lovelette, and the grooms
mother, Miss Cecile bernard, n widow
were seated the wedding party proceeded
as follows: fishers, the Misses Grace
Gof, Pearl Estey, Roa CaSavant and
Mrs. G. j. Granville; flower Mrs. Jessie
Conger y desmaids, Misses Marion Har-
vey. Dorothy Weeks; ring bearer, Miss
Glenna Lovelctte. matron Of honor, Mrs
u. y. Wynne of St Adams; the bride.
Mrs Sybil Sloane, leaning on the arm
Of her father Miss Bernice Mosier who
were met at the altar by the groom.
Miss Maude Hammond ana the best man.
Mrs Raymond Uawley Thursday oven
ing. January II. the University Of Yer
mont Musical clubs will give a concert
In the opera house under the auspices
of the high school.-The literary meet
ing of the Woman's club will be at
the homo OF Mrs Carl Carpenter Mon
day evening. subject Better Babies"
roll call, childrens sayings
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Harrington have
moved into their new home on the old
Harrington farm recently purchased by
Mr.. Harrington, and Ralph Butler is
moving his family to Waterbury, Conn.
where he has a postion-Miss Laura
Collamer Is visiting Mrs. William Weeks
In Rutland.-The Ladies Improvement
society vii hold its annual meeting for
the election of officers Thursday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock and will meet with
Mrs. George Roberts.-This will be
observed as the week of prayer in tho
Methodist Church and services will be
held in the church parlors on the even
ings OF Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday beginning Mt 7:3o o'clock
Mrs. f. j. Whitney has returned to
Putnamville after a two weeks visit at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Blair.-A meeting of the board of
civil authority will be held at the town
hail January 16 at 1000 a. m, for the
abatement OF taxes.-Wilard Florence of
Highland Minis, y. Y has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Graham at
Ehelburne farms.-R. l.. Sanders has
| bought a building lot of Henry Harring
ton adjoining his garden lot on the west.
Mrs. Marjory Gennett spent New
Years with her sister, Mrs. George Col
lier.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson are
visiting Mrs Peterson's parents in East
Corinth-Trinty Church has bought
q bout so feet Of land from Henry Har-
fington adjoining Trinity Church lot on
the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith celebrated
their golden wedding in a quiet way last
Monday. 1t was considered inadvisa bic
to entertain to any extent because of Mr..
Emith's recent illness from which he has
not fully recovered. and a consequence
only few friends We're with them MIR.
md Mrs. George Smith of Essex Junction
md Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster and
their two boys. David and Truman. were
hll-day guests, as was also Mrs. Henry
Roberts Of Burlington, and a few friends
rallied They We're handsomely remem-
bered with several gold pieces. conEratu-
latory cards. letters and flowers. The u.
G. Smith Bible class of which Mr.. Smith
Is teacher. together with the mems adult
Bible class, sent them 20 yellow narcissi
md the beauty Of the refreshment table
was further enhanced by two large cakes,
one decorated with so yellow candies
Miss Lila Taylor Is in Rutand.-B. c.
Mascot has gone to Montpelier TO attend
10 his duties az representative in the leg
islativc session Of 19l5.--The Cooperative
creamery ice house is being filled from
the river with ice of excellent quality.
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FAIRFAX.

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of the Lcnd-a-Hand Circle the following
officers were elected. President, Mrs. G.,
w. Palmer; vlce-president Mrs. j. T..
Atkins secretary, Miss Helen Nash
treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Crandall.--Irene
Atkins of Leominster, Mass, Is spend
Ing n few weeks with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Crandall.-Nrs.
Hattie Alger will go to Michigan soon
to visit her sister.-Dr Berry did not
leave for California as was reported last
week, but goes soon.-George Long of
Waitsfeld was weekend visitor in
town.
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SWANTON.


w. d. ho,oe' anu ,Mr N"ru9h' en-
PioEe" pE the room ii'ou Ann, "'''''''i
C''iPd"S' i''e' WIN an "N'o'''o''''
deft near the Money corner Mn''e re'"i"-
'hE from 81 Ai""'S ri"aS' ne '.''''''.'
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W. rene" Is NlSi''hs htt va No. 10
s'fe'' az " ',o''7' W.
pee OF Nai'sHe!d mas 'uc'eede' MISS VI Ill
I'tah III the slNth ana StN'"'" 3i"uc7'
MISS Mulllgah resigned on account oil ',''
illness OF her hother at iltlS'"rN' MIN
ard CoIomp ana X j. M'rril! are S'tuh7
ready 10 MI the ice houses OF 'h'r'es v
To"n' The ice Is thick ana OF me quar-
itE.-i-argc shipments OF nay are oe'hE
MADE from TINS polnt-John Van hNrN
son OF the Key MI van burk' mas en-
tered the agricultural school at LFn-
dohVllle'-t Is reported that m"Shiat
houses In the marshes are being broken
into ny tur understands Je"ett' VINO
has been visiting his father, VI. II. Jewett
mas returned TO bnHalo' where he mas
responsible position with the Larkin
lpeopie'-Mrs' 'harles Keenan, mas return
ed from northern New York. where sh1
has been visiting friends Tor month
George Suter OF Norwich University who
Suter, has gone back to Northheld.-Mr
ana MIS- marry bdh'lelu Vi Depot mar
Dor are visiting friends in town.-'Well-
in2ton Chutter VINO mas been spending his
vacation with his parents, has returned
to his studies at the Mount Hermon
school.
The village schools opened Monday
Professor Cambridge ana daughter,
. n ", mol th.4fr
home at Grafton. Miss Hun OF the high
school went to her home IN Kingston
y. Y, and Miss Chambcrln' also or the
high school went to Observation-Disclosures
Peter SaNole died sunday. she was tNa
Bruso. They had been married about
year.-Edward lunnlng Is on the rail-
road draw at west SWanton' renewing
Arthur M'Nally' VINO mas leave OF
absence for the winter. Mr.. McNally is
one OF tn" Oldest employees, II not the
oldest of the Central Vermont, having
been with the rallroad % Nears'-SIelsh-
Ing is poor in this vicinity, about as
many wagons being in use as sleighs-
The body OF Richard Turner who was
burned to death IN the saturday night
fire, was buried sunday IN riverside
ccmetery.-AlNss > NJ Okelley, local
manager OF tle western binoH' was call
ed to Barre sunday ny the Illness OF her
father.
bradley Barlow blake died yesterday
morning, never having rallied from par
alytlc shock with winch he was stricken
November H. lie leaves two daughters
Ida Blanch Blake a teacher In the puohe
schools. and Nellie M Blake, organist ana
teacher OF music his Wife, VINO was
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Homer Foster of Westield was in town
over Sunday.-Miss Floasle Newcity is i'll.
Mrs. h. d. Marcy Of Rlchford was at
II. II. Marcy's over Sunday.-Mrs. William
Stiles OF Flushing, l.. l., is visiting Mrs
a. l.. Dix.-The mems organized Bible
class held a largely attended meeting
Tuesday evening at which time new Off.
GERS We're elected for l9l5.-Fred Newcity
has purchased of B. D. Marcy his house
located on tho South road
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HILL WEST.

Miss Gladys Bombard Is I'll at the home
of Lewis Rushford.-Mr. and Mrs. +. r.
Chase and three children Of Richford
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs Chases
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Israel Hamkins 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rooster of Mont
Eomery Center spent Sunday with Mrs
Rossier's parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Aricl.-Mrs. Homer Frazier is ill.-The
Rev. +. T.. Lombard preach in New
port Sunday and the Rev. W. G.. Mans
field of Montgomery village took his place
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rushford
were in Richfnrd Monday
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GEORGIA..

The annual installation of officers OF
Banner Grange took place Friday even
ing Deputy F. A. Curtis, assisted by
Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Ashton Soule in
stalled the officers for 1918. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Grace Bragg has gone to Barre to
resume teaching.-A daughter, Edna
Susan, was born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Pierce on Wednesday morning at the
Sherwood santarium
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WILLISTON.

Sidney N. Tilley, a native and life
bong resident of Willston. died at his
home Monday morning,agcd Il years.
Mr.. Tilley was a veteran of the Civil
War enlisting May. 7. 1861. in Company
E. Second Vermont, and serving until
D. 1854, when he was mustered
put on account of physical disability.
Mr.. Tilley had been overseer of the
poor and director Of the poor farm for
Fome years. was notary public, and was
Identified with various interests Of the
own He was past commander of Cum
nings Post, No. 81, G. A. r.. of Hines
burg, Mr.. Tilley was successful farm
r. and for many years exhibited fruit
! nd vegetables at STATE and county fairs
Ie is survived by his wife. who was
Hiss Jane Fay Of Shelburne, one daugh-
err Mrs Alice Phelps of Burlington, and
~ a brother. II. II. Tilley. also of Bur
'ngton, the last survivor of his genera
ION Mr. Tilley will be missed in his
ONE town and by his many friends
lsewhere, as a man of probity and char
[ctcr. Tho funeral was held Wednes-
ay afternoon at one O'Clock at the
ouse.
Leo Baker from Underhil was the
Fuest of Mrs. Lilly Ferguson Monday
|Irs. Frank Forbes who has beer spend
ng week with her son in Milton re-
NIrned this week.-The Ladies' Aid met
|itn Mrs. Willard Ferguson yesterday
fternoon The Kings Daughters Circle
|'ill meet with Mrs Miles Kraus Fri
ay.-A. o. Porter and family, who have
cen to Waterbury, Center for some time
asst caring for his father-in-law, Nelson
leach, returned Saturdav-The week Of
rayer will be observed this week, meet
ngs being held in the NJ. r, Church YES
r. every night except Saturday.--A
heeting for the Sunday school board will
g held Thursday night after the prayer
heeting In the Methodist Episcopal
hurch VestrY TO elect Officers
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Miss Anna Therien has gone to Canada
to visit her parents.-Miss Stella Macom-
Der of Burlington is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Macomber.-Mr and
Mrs, James Doom observed the 10th an
niversary of their marriage December 90
The funeral of Orrn l.. Tulison was
held Monday morning, the Rev A. H.
Sturges officiating. Burial was in the
cemetery at I'ndprhilI
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TOWNSVILLE.

Thomas Whalen, Jr., who has been in
bnnecticut for some time, is spending
few days with his parents,-Mrs. F. II.
hessmore has returned home after
lending a few days in Charlotte. Miss
fisy Hapgood has returned to Essex
)nction, where she is attending high
hool.-Nss Zoe Palmer has returned
her school duties In South Hero. -
|rs. Ilene Holmes has returned after
ending the holidays with her mother
Simultaneously the annual meeting
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. c. Nasn is i'll with bronchitis.-
Mrs. Myra l.. Stiles of Morrisvile Is
visiting her son, Frank.-Mrs Whitmarsn
has received news that her sister, Mrs
Trumbull Of Michigan, Is dead Mrs.
Chffin Sr., Is visiting at Chessman
Johnson SIP. Bulloch Is ill.,
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HIGHGATE.

Mrs |. NJ. Roby's New Year ball at
Highgate December 81 was a success
over 100 couples dancing till three o'clock.
Music was furnished by the st Alhans
orchestra. Refreshments were served
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the Burlington business College Monday.
having spent the holidays at home.-Mrs
g. r. Gle Is Ill and trained nurse Is in
attendance.--Mr Vancor. whoi buildings
were destroyed by fire recently, has NOV
I'd intn W Rnhnnnnn'e hnusn
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RICHMOND.

The Crescendo orchestra of Burlington
Will give a concert and dance at the
high school Friday evening at eight
o'clock.
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FLETCHER.

Adm Leach has sold his farm to Fay
Hull for s6.5o.-Wiliiam Clark of Water
vile is visiting at Albert Austin's.