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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

Mrs. Walter Blalock returned from
California Sunday evening, where
she visited the fair, after which she
visited her sister in Madeira and
other relatives at Fresno.
Leonora Vance and Robert Pelouze
of Medford and several other valley
collegians were in the party with the
Ashland students who returned from
the California colleges Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Stokes of Albany has
returned to her home after several
weeks treatment under the care OF
an Ashland physician. She left Ash
land greatly improved in health.
R. P. Campbell moved last week
from his former Bush street home to
his newly acquired property at the
corner of Bush and High streets for
merly owned by F. II. Johnson.
Ed Dyer of Bandon, who with his
wife and daughter are spending the
winter in Ashland for health consld-
erations, went over to Bandon to look
after business interests Monday.
Donald Walker and r, l.. Burdic,
Jr.. who have been attending North
Pacific Dental College at Portland,
are home to spend the Christmas hol-
idays. They came in Saturday after
noon.
Hayes brothers have traded their
bungalow and two lots, corner Of
Morton and East Main streets, to G..
S. Butler for property on Garfield
street, which they are now occupy
ing.
Don't fail to stick few Red Cross
seals on the Christmas package,
whether you send it back east or
across the street to the neighbor.
Your pennies never went to better
cause than the tuberculosis preven-
ton work. The seals are on sale at
all drug stores and at Kohagen's.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

A free Xmas gift for every child in
Ashland Wednesday afternoon at
Buffers confectionery. 1t
School shoes, the best for the
money, are Walton shoes for boys
and girls, from $1.25 to $1.S5 for
girls. $1.40 to $2.25 for boys. Ash
land Trading Co.
Rev. Carnahan occupied the pulpit
OF the Presbyterian church at Med
ford Sunday and Rev. William John
son entertained the local congrega-
ton.
H. H, Millican, wife and two boys
arrived Monday from klamath Falls.
Mr., Millican comes to Ashland to
take a position in the Ashland Print
ing Company shop.
Those creamy, delicious chocolates,
that melt in your mouth and leave
the taste that fingers, are from But
ler's and are an all-Ashland product.
A box of them will make her happy.
1t
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Saunders have
as visitors this week Mr.. and Mrs.
|. r. Bateman and little daughter,
who are here from Weed, Cal, to
spend the holidays:
George H. Eckert, an official OF the
concern which controls the Oregon
Gas and Electric corporation, was in
town last week calling on the local
manager, Cliff Jenkins,
The Misses Suzanne and Mary
Homes of the district south of Ash
land were among those who attended
the Christian Science lecture at Med
ford Thursday evening.
The first of the Christmas shop
ping rush began Saturday with the
biggest crowds on the streets for
many a day. The rush at the post
office will commence the middle of
this week when Christmas packages
from the east begin to arrive. The
outgoing mail was very heavy satur-
day,
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Notice of Sale of Impounded Stock.

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of December, 1915, took
up and impounded the following de-
scribed animal:
One black and white spotted shote,
weight about 70 pounds, marked
crop off from both ears.
In accordance with the require
ments of the ordinances of the city
of Ashland, | will sell at public auc-
ton at the stable Of j. E. Daney, on
Fourth street in the said city, on the
27th day of December, 1915, for cash
to the highest and best bidder, the
above described animal II she shall
be unclaimed at that date.
r. C. PORTER.
59-2t Chief of Police.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08

II is estimated that ZOO people gath
cred here Saturday to witness the pro-
gram in observance of Independence day,
which was appropriately carried out, be-
ginning with the parade at 10 o'clock,
which consisted of many unique features.
no particular float claiming the victory
rs each one was well represented. This
was slowed by a speech from Attor-
nev T.. II. O'Brien of Rutland. Dinner
was served at the hail to 100 by the
Kings Daughters. who also conducted
lunch counters in various parts of the
village. The afternoon was taken up with
the races and an exciting game of base
hall between the Hinesburg and the local
10th inning in a score of : to . I'm favor
Of the visiting team. Music during the
day was by both the Hinesburg and the
town bands. The evening was taken M
with display of fire works and music.
High Bailiff r. A. Norton Of Hunting
ton has been appointed justice of the
peace to fill the vacancy made blythe resig-
nation Of VI +. Brewster. Mr. Norton H.
holding the offices of high haillff, deputy
sheriff, and first constable, has served
his county and town as an officer Of the
law for about 90 years.
Mrs J. +. Andrews and daughter.
Ruth. are visiting their son and brother.
F @ Andrews. in Grand Isle.-Mr. and
Mrs Roy kimhall are visiting in Grove
ton. y H.-Mrs. a. Y. Small and son. DR..
IT. r. Small, Of Burlinston. visited at Fay
Er0al'S the fret ,f tho ua,k
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WEST BOLTON.

+. &. Locke is entertaining his brother,
owen Locke.-Mrs. Al Hall has returned
to Holyoke. Mass. Her brother. Herbert
Tomlinson. accompanied her for n brief
stay Alma and Amanda Lacaillade of
Manchester n. H.. have come to sncnd
their vacation with their sister. Mrs T..
Il. York.-Mrs. Lamita S~treeter of Barre
Town is visiting her sister, Mrs. \. y.
Tomlison. Mrs. Julia Gregory is ut home
from Williston for n few days.-Thc re-
mains of Emerson Chase were brought
here from Essen Center saturday for
Jhurial-Ralph Morgan. Glenn Morgan
and Herbert Farnham returned from n
fishing trip to Mallctts Bay SundaY.-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Streeter of Richmond
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Streeter. over Sundav.-Mrs Louise York
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
tarnham, in WilliamStown. Fred Bacon
of Island Pond visited his parents owe,
SundaN.-Fay Tomlinsun of Worcester.
Mass. is visiting his wife and her par
ents.-The Dime society met with Mrs.
Jennie Bohonnon July {
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08
RICHFORD.

The last of the June weddings was thai
of Miss Margaret Esther Puner. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Austin Pufer.
to Donald WuudWorth McClelland of Bur
%linrton. al the brides home Wednesday
June 30 at 1850 The CEREMONY Was her
formed by the Rev. DOUGLASS G. Guest
under am arch of ferns and pink pecnles.
The bride wore her mothers Wedding
gown of white silk On traiuc, with silk
shadow lace and orange blossoms with a
ven fastened with a chAplet Of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses. She also carried a real lace
handkerchief belonging to The mother If
the groom and carried by her at her we'd
ding, The only Jewel worn by the bride
was a sapphire pendant, the glft of the
groom. The maid OF honor, Miss Ruth
Puffer, sister of the bride, was gowned in
pink chiffon and crepe dc chine and car
ried a bouquet of pink sweet pease, The
bride was given In marriage by her IA.
ther The guests were received by Miss
Ruth liaughey n Miss Jessie Ehrmas
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SHELBURNE.

George ;. Papinau died Friday Of tu-
bcrculosis after a long Illness. lie was AZ
wears OF age, being born in Shelhurne
tie was a printer by trade, The funeral
was held at the home of his mother at
shelburne Falls at two o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. ana Mrs. I. Is, Webster celebrated
their golden wedding in a quiet way on
Sunda With the immediate members
Of their family and a few others. they
spent the day At Sunset cottage. on
q. f. Blair's beach. Among the out If
town guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
F. o jackson and f.. +. Smith ~ 81
Adams, F. r. Olds of Burlington and
Miss Mary Butler of Hiehgate. 4 nurse
of gold was presented Mr.. and Mrs
Webster.-Miss Susie Reynolds has
gone to the Panama Pacific exposl-
tion in California MI. and Mrs. q n
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Fletcher
and daughter, Beulah, of st. Johnsbury
Webster from Ballston, y. Y, is in town
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Neoster.-The Ladies' Improvement So
c!ety and the parsonage will
give a lawn social on the parsonage lawn
friday evening of this week. In case
M RAIN 1t viii he held in the parsonage.
supper Will be served from $50 to 500
T. m,
II was George papineau, instead Of
Alfred whose funeral was held Sunday
as was stated yesterday
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CENTER.

Mrs. C1arissa JOY vas % years old Mon
day. Friends and relatives to- tho num-
her of - from I-amoille and Franklin
counties were present to extend greet
lngs TO the venerable woman.-Robort
White was an o~Ver-SUnday visitor at the
homeo his daughter. Mrs. W. T.. pemeritt.
at Stowe.-The mission that has been con-
Quoted at ST. Thomas Church closed
Monday moruing.-Henry BreWiu of
Providence, r. l., is visiting at the homo
Of John T. Leddv.-L y. l1gan suffered
a severe attack Of acute INDIGESTION Mon
day afternoon and for n time was alarm
inEly Alexander Terrien and family
of Richmond passed the Fourth with Mr.
and Mrs. J. r.. Leddy.-Mrs. orlando JOY
suffered a stroke of paralysis Tuesda.
morning and is in = critical condition.
sunday vas observed as children's day
at the Methodist EpiScopal Church.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Caswell and Mr..
and Mrs. Ornal Sager spent the week
end In North Hero-MIss McCool, who has
been spending the past month at w. n.
Alunson's. returned sunday to her home
In New York.-Miss Mabel Kline. who
has been a guest Of Mrs. Sabra Collins
the past two weeks. left Monday for her
nome in Brooklyn.-Mr. and Mrs. r. o.
chaplin Of Franklin are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. z. S. Wright.-Miss Clara Tetze was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Lyon last
Carrie Wright IS snending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Wright.-Miss Carolyn sever
2HcA Is in town.-Ulric Plant visited his
sister, Mrs. Leland Severance, last week.
Perry Aldrich is at the home of his
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. u. +. Hanks are vlsit-
,0g his brother, W. f.. Hanks, in Bris-
tol-Miss Georgianna Peck Of Bur
lington was a guest at tho home Of
q W. Brewster over SundaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Atkinson and children and
Miss Jane Ring returned to Morrisvillo
Monday after visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Ring. for a few
daNs-Mrs. =. V. Hanks of Nashua, n.
II, visited her sister, Mrs. V. r. Sar-
gent. the last of the week.-The Misses
Frances and Alice Madigan of Bur-
lirgton are visiting their aunt. Mrs. V.
r Sargent-Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Higlev
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r., Strong went to
Bristol Tuesday for a few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alison Swinyer and daughter.
Greta- are visiting relatives in Roches-
ter and Gaysville-Mr. and Mrs. c. s.
Blodgett have been visiting his father
IN Bolton, Can, the past few DAYS
Mrs j G Carpenter and grandson.
CARLYLE Taft, are visiting at w. O..
Trapp's in Burlineton.-Mrs Nelson
Miner Of Springfield, Mass. went to
Bristol Monday after visiting her
nephew, W a. Miner, the past few
DAYS.
Rufus Place OF Waterbury,, who is 81
years Old and quite active. got off the
cars at Jonesville Wednesday morning
and walked from there to Huntington
and visited his sister here. Mrs. James
Carpenter, and attended the celebration
here Saturday. He is now VISITING his
ni"ces. Ms. Fred sherman and Mrs.
En"ard race, and his nephew. David
Sherman,-T, W. johnson is improving
from a severe estimate attack.-Miss
f<tnei Smith returned TO her home in
fair haven ~Tuesday.-Mrs. Alton Ken
Eoh entertained the Kings Daughters
Wednesday.
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HINESBURG.

" - t'''"iH 81 'l''e'dhu' ONO haa
I'VE" NlS''ns nus ld'"'r' ~ ~ ha""lh'-
"''ieS Ia"E"l"" mas 'e'h the guest or
ms PARENTS t"e i"N. ana Mrs N1'Iail
ana aired Murray
nave purchaser d larhl ln MARRIOTT" ana
nave 'o"iii'''Ccu the nNIIuliE "l Il hafn.
"'S' f'"'! h"SSe"' VINO mas ho'h Ill
Mr' ana MIS-. ray Clark have returned to
olaTot'ohl' y ii' after Visiting at Homer
C'arK s'-ltehrN Finders son OF George
ffders' was severely cut Nr III a moving
machine TUESDAY. lie had q llNcly team
una WINE HNhg something anout IN"
harness they spranF away from him. HE
rect were caught IN the scyth'S' nearly
cuttlns one OF them oH'-Ihe hoy scouts
nao d nike MONDAY I" the Moikton cave.
we've were ]" tHe PfrN'-Ih' Rope
circle or the Ming daughters Will meet
FRIDAY afternoon WIN Mrs Joseph Du-
chahe'-Ihe Hlneshufg Comet band PLAY
eo Tor 'he July : oeIeoratlon IN Hunting
ton saturday sunday evening a com
munity service was held IN the Academy
grove. The band gave a patriotic and re-
Ts1ous concert ana the Kew. + T.. White
an address ABOUT W attended.
Myron Barnes was called 10 tnderhill
pN the severe Illness or MS sister, Mrs.
Joy'-Mrs. Caroline d. Wead has returned
from Bristol, whore she spent a week
with her niece, Miss Helen Weller-MrS.
H. NJ Page Is spending a few days with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08

A. thr Methodist CLYr.n Su.d,, r,.r,-
ing the subi.., ull ha .st,,. ,e,iua g.
cvonins -J,sis Won, " 1,h. .ns =
the church mr., "a. tho ,,rs,a. w.
Nondav evening whom j., a.. 1n.,a,n -,
make a d.erit. star, ,u -.
William Nroffat has h.on
inspect the yeetrv aoo,. ,n5 Ia ~ w.
sarv reoairs Tboro vim ai.a
to h-rickNork An t,on,a, I
to ,,fsA S,oo T.. ,o,..n -, Ia
Sunshine c,ris holl. "'
and cake s,oi.i ~ ,ha Ill.,, .'e'''
'''- lliil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08

At the lawn social to he held on the
Methodist parsonage grounds Friday
night an aluminium dish will be presented
TO every housekeeper who has supper
there.-Mrs. r. G. Drew of Burlington
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Russell. Tuesday Mrs G.. F. Peet and
sons. who have been visiting friends in
Londonderry, have returned to their
nome. MIR and Mrs. Samuel King have
a son, Charles Archibald. born July A.
c. T. kingsland. who with his family re-
Gently moved to Winooski. is recovering
from a severe illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Benedict and infant son of Lit
Teton, y. H., have been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Healy and son,
Alden. Of West Chesterfield have been
visiting In town for a few days.-The
Improvement society will give a social
on the village green on July Q if the
weather permits. In case of had wealth
er, it will be in the town hall.-Mrs.
Lennie has gone to New Hampshire TO
visit Mrs. George Bliss. Miss Marcia
and Ruth Stuart have gone to san Fran
cisco.-Miss LESSEE Cobb Is to be on
gaEed through the summer in doing
work for the agricultural extension
serrtce.-Mrs. F. \. Smith Is a, home
from Maine.-Miss Rena Sheldon is visit
ing in tnderhill.-The school board has
ORGANIZED with the, following officers:
Chairman, John +. Allen. clerk. NJ. f.
Haselton; truant officers, f. G. Good
rich and NJ. a. Kenyon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Irish of Waterbury are visit
ing al George Tatro's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08
CHARLOTTE.

The school hoard bad its annual meet
Ing at the home Of the chairman. John
6. Williams June %, and elected these
officers; Chairman. Charles y. Johns;
clerk, John S. Williams. At noon Mrs.
Willia ms served a chicken dinner to all
the directors and their wives. Nj. and
Mrs e. y. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. c.. f.
Cove and Or. F. Il. Stoddard. superin-
tendent.
The Ladies Md held their monthly
meeting with Mrs. W. VI. Spear We'd
nesdaN afternoon-Mrs. and Miss Magee,
who have been visiting at Mr.. Ciulicks.
have returned to their home in Bolvidere.
Fa.-The engagement Of Harold Cook
and Miss Marjorie Warren of Rutland
Is announced. Mr.. Cook was a former
resident. but has had a position in Rut-
land for some time.
An attempt to burElarize the store Of
etanton Williams was made Saturday
night, but the thieves were frightened
away after breaking open a door leading
10 the store house basement. Mr.. Will
Hams VIII immediately install an electrical
burglar alarm connecting with his home.
Edgar Doner of Peru. y. Y. is visiting
MS brother, William Doner-Mr. Ryan.
VINO mas the contract to blast off the
Alexander hill for the town. fired % holes
last Saturday, shattering the ledge. which
is Tree sandstone to a depth of six feet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The teachers for the Essex Junction
high and graded schools for the next
year have been engaged as follows: prin
clpal, f. J Berry; first assistant. Miss
Margaret TilleY; second assistant. Mis-.
Julia Garter; third assistant. Mis- Irene
Ballou Of Burlington: commercial teach
"r and assistant In m school, Miss
Gladys Manley, domestic science. Miss
Mae Wheeler; seventh and eighth grades
Miss Anna Fitzsimmons of Jericho: six.a
grade, Miss Sue Smith of Colchester;
NTH grade, Miss Wolcott; fourth grade.
Miss Fannie Day; third grade, Miss Nc
Donald! second grade. Miss Adell Ho..cy:
hfst grade, Miss Annis Baldwin.
me Ladies N1llagc Improvement so.
rI"tN scored another ble success Mon
Gay In their Fourth Of July celebration.
he rain in the morning made necessary
the shortening Of the days program, cut
ting cut the field sports. The exercises
began about two o'clock with the beau
ulul Hover pageant. one Of the pref
tcst ioats which was not mentioned
yesterday was the Vermont Peaches"
represented by eight young ladies. The
pageant was followed by the tomob
parade which was taken part in by the
following: Village President O. $. Mich
oIS' l. NJ Hays and party, W. Is. john
son, Jr., and r, II. Stevens, II. y. Drury.
Orville Yandow, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
johnson and Mrs. u. NJ. johnson, Mrs.
Walter Machla with ladies' Of the G. A.
r., K. o. Midget. J. Z. Huntley. Harold
Holmes and f. w. Post. The cars were
handsomely decorated, Last but not least
.rs,- ,h- l--1f "
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and usherod by William ample into
the spacious rooms atttactively trimmed
with June roses. Mrs. Don Il. buffer SnnA
80 Promise Me" and Miss Helen shat
tuck played tho wedding march. Mrs. G..
IT. Aiken presided in the dining room,
assisted in serving by the Misses Ruth
Marvin. Martha Manuel. Hilda Lancur.
Katherine Comings and Pauline Locklin
Miss Frances Manuel h%adchargc uf rcgi--
tiation Of the guests. The little Misses
Lucille Aiken and Laura G. Rounds gave
ont the packets Of wedding cake. Tho
gifts were numerous and beautiful.
Among the guests from out Of town were.
Mrs. 9. L. McClelland, mother Of the
groom, and little niece, Miss Mary WA
dell Of burlington, and Mr.. White. a col.
lego friend of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Camp, Mrs. Newton Camp and daughter.
ana Miss Nellie Watts Of Morrisvillc.
Miss Mabel Putnam Of Cambridge. Mr..
and Mrs. McClclland will be at home to
their Richford friends September t.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. shepard Of pas
slllnpsic visited at the home Of Mrs. 4. i.
Elliot over Sundav.-Mrs. $. W. Arm
strong went to Wiliamstown last week.
called there by the death Of her cousin.
''A't itA ~ r. ~ ' lIITlldN I4I-
dcavor society Of tho baptist Church wir
hold n food sale in the dining room of tina
church Friday afternoon. July Miss.
Marion and Elizabeth Rustcd went To
New York Friday where both will attend
the summer session Of Columbia l'uivcr-
sity. the former to complete - post-srad-
uatc cOurS" and the latter to- take some
course related To- the teaching Of music.
Ia. T.-.-, Ia it, ~
Adams. where she has a u|us.tion i'm tho
Franklin County savings bank in that
city.-Arthur Mckinney is in Pots1am.
y. N.-At the auuual meeting Of the Rich
ford band The following officers were
elected: President, James calder: Score
tary, Malcolm L. Gibson; Treasures. Edwin
Wilson. business manage, Walter VI
COINS. librarian, y. y. Marsh. finance
committee, Leon Smith. .. SpragGo Moves
md NJ. L. Gibson: director, T.. NJ Hunt
MIR. and Mrs. 6. NJ. Round delightfullv
entertained about - Of their friends at ID
picnic party at Fullerton pond ON Sltur-
DAY. July .. The trip was made hv auto
mohiles.-Mr. and Mrs. Is. H. "ShaucraW.
Miss Violet McCarroll Of -. Adams and
Mr. AMI Mrs. q. II. Whitcomb of t.uo--
burg Falls visited at the home of MIR
\. j Elliot SundaV.-Mr. and Mrs. j a..
tinstrous If Montreal are visiting iu thi
niace Miss Grace Barnes Of Burlington
IL visiting at tn" nome of her brother.
J.. NJ. HarurS.-Mrs. Jennie rllulgau Of
burlington is AT tho home of her SON. CIir-
tom Eonuit -Miss Bonoita Whitehead OF
chelsea, Mass, is visiting in this place
Mrs. Alden Sears is at homo from the It.
Adams hospital. where she ha- ncon soy
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The Lend-a-Hand viii meet with Mrs.
Fanny Muzzy and Mrs, Hermon Muzzy
July :, Mrs. Dana Deering and children
are spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr., and Mrs, G, W. Palmer,
c. f. Stevens and family Of Claremont.
n. H., are visiting at T. l.. S~tevens's.-
Mrs F II. Chessmore has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital,-Mrs.
cynthia Hapgood and little daughters
are visiting her mother in West Bolton
Miss Zoe Palmer has returned from
Castleton.-Mrs Hattie Alger is at C.. T.
Cutters.
several from here attended the Fourth
OF July celebration in Huntinston.-Mrs.
iieman Gillett of Somerville. Mass, and
MISS Irene Atkins of Leominster are at
a r. Crandalls-Dr, and Mrs. J. j..
Ross and daughter, Catherine, visited at
J. l.. Stevens's over Sunday.--The Misses
DAISY and Gladys Hapgood have return
ed from Essex Junction.-G. w. Palmer
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Edward W. Box, editor-in-chief Of the
Ladies' Home Journal, with Mrs BOX.
Who is the daughter of Cyrus Hermann
kotzschmar Curtis, who established thar
magazine, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W, Rockwell, all Of PHILADELPHIA. VIVA
motoring, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Stokowski and Mrs
ohNer 'rock'r stevens at tn latter's
home They left Friday morn
Ing for Camden, Me, the summer home
Of MI and Mrs Box The party was
piloted by Henry McNair of New York.