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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
NORTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tudhope are the
parents of a daughter, born January 80 =
The annual donation and oyster supper
We're held at the church Wednesday
evening. The funeral of Mrs Bruleigh
who died at the home of Frank Mash
tare in Grand Isle was held at the Cath
Ole Church in this town Friday at 10
O'Clock. Interment was in the South End
cemetery. She was past 90 years of age
Mr., and Mrs. David Lavlgne and daugh-
ter. Lois. who have been visiting in town
the past week have returned to their
home In Burlington.-Miss Zoe Palmer
teacher in the grammar grade has been
obliged to close school and return to her
home on account Of illness, 1t is ex-
pected that school will soon open with
n new teacher-Carrol Trombley was in
town Monday on businesses. j. Way,
who has been spending the past few days
as the guest of his parents returned to
Burlington Friday.-Gilbert Dubuque who
was taken to the hospital last week for
an operation for an abscess. is slowly
improving-W. S, Judd of Swanton is in
town on business
The annual donation and oyster supper
has been postponed until Friday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
HIGHGATE CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. Lynnford O. Nyp.
whose death occurred January go aged
q years and "a days, was held at her
late home Monday afternoon at one
o'clock, the Rev. c. =. Davis, pastor of
the Methodist Church. officiating. Mrs
Nye had been i'll with Brght's disease
and complications but a short time and
her death came unexpectedly For sew
eral years before her marriage she was
a successful teacher in the public schools
and was much interested I'm educational
matters. She was superintendent Of
schools in town for some time after her
marriage to Mr.. Nye, and at the time Of
her death was trustee Of the public
library and n director of the Highgate
Manufacturing company. She was a
member of the Congregational Church
an active worker in the Kings Daugh-
ters society and the library clubs Mrs
Nye is survived by her husband, two
children. Osborne. aged eight years, and
Mary, aged five years. and her fathe-
Melvin f. Barr, and one brother, Fred
NJ. Barr OF Lawrence. Mass
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for an indefinite stay with their cousin.
Dr' Joynes.-Mrs II ~. Tucker. who IL
Ill this winter, is gaining SLOWLY.
y pleasing program carried out at the
musical social at the home of Mr. and
MRS g. j. Mcmahon Tuesday evening
included violin solos by Donald NJ Nc
Mahon accompanied on the piano by hi
sistcr Miss Ruth Mcmahon: vocal solo
by Miss Mcmahon and MS r. F.
Pamforth; piano solos by little Miss
Hazel Gibbs. Miss Katherine Smailcy.
Ralnh Crane. Douglass Rarrows Miss
Dorothy Parrows. clarinet solo hv G NJ
Boardman; violin duet by Nj MrNI,hon
and Miss FTildocnrd Smallov' readings by
Mrs. Mary \. Jonncv, Mrs c. r Eddy.
Miss Rebccoa Burt and Mrs. Lillian
Chasc.--Mrs lillian Chase Of Fletcher
and son, Harold Chase Of Jeffersonvillo
sncnt Tuesday night I'm Stowo-W ]
thaTec Of EnoshurU. who came Tues
day TO visit his son, r. l.. ChaTee ro-
turned homo Wednesday Mrs Herber
Cleveland who Is slowly rccoverinI
from an nlnese is able 10 sit IN a mar.
~ he tino Tho stowe hirh s-hoo,
BASKETBALL team will play the Hardwiri
Academy team ~ Norr'svl1e fov ~
intcrsoholaet'c nar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04

Mr., and Mrs. Ray Allen are the par
ents of a daughter, born Sunday. About
80 attended the dancing school Saturday
nieht.-The Girl Guides will meet at the
Woodmen's hail Saturday Afternoon for
rchearsal The Woodmen will give a
masquerade dance at their hall Wednes-
day night February 10 Tobias orchestra
will furnish mus T'.' Girl Guides will
give an cnterta ~ Woodmens hall
Friday night, Fo Aura Wrlgh.
IS at Ray Aliens. ieveland Croto spent
Sunday with his parents, skating Over
from PlattshurCh. Edward Croto accom-
panied him -Telesphorc Croto has finish
ed work for Charles Reade and is ston-
ping at Henry Croto's at present-The
South Hero Inn expects to open abolt
February %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
NTEr0ItIj.

a. NJ Pond has gone to Boston on
business trip.-The stockholders of the
Richford Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany will hold their annual business
meeting in the banking rooms Friday
The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Baptist Church will serve supper in the
church dining rooms Thursday, Febru-
AIRY II, from $50 until all are serv ID.
Mrs Z. G. Livingstone and daughter,
visiting at the home Of Mrs, Living
stones father, F. W. Wheeler, during
the past week. returned to their home
Saturday accompanied by Mr., Wheeler
Washington Rcbekah Lodge will hold
a sugar social in Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening.
Mrs. Otis Labaro clerk in the NJ w.
Rounds store. is taking her vacation and
has gone to Saranac Lake, n. Y, where
she will visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs, Arthur Arms.-AI and Mrs f.. b.
Read went to Newton Center Mass
Sunday, called there by the death of Mrs
Reads father, j. II. Mears.--rhe Ladies'
Benevolent society of the Baptist Church
will serve supper in the church dining
rooms Thursday from $50 until all are
served.-Miss Elizabeth Rustedt has re-
friends in Grande Ligne, Que-The
Ladies' Missionary meeting of the Bap-
fist Church will be held next week
Thursday afternoon instead of this week
as at first planned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
Grand ISLE COUNT
GRAND ISLE.

II. O. Rynolds and Miss Bessie MacOm-
her. both Of Grand Isle. were married. at
the home Of the bride Thursday evening.
The Rev. j. S. Allen was the officiating
clergyman.
Miss Bessie Macomber and Ole ReY-
nolds We're married at the home of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Macomber,
January 2S. Only tho families of the bride
and groom were present. \ work meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society will he held
with Mrs. Anna Mnckler to-day.-Miss
Maud Cowan Is out of school on account
of illress-A few OF the friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. o. Reynolds met at their
home Tuesday evening for a surprise
party. Refreshments were served.-News
has been received Of the birth Of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs Frank HoaC Of New
Haven, a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
James Hoag of this place,-Mr ana Mrs
S. j, Samson leave this week for Isle
La Motto. whore Mr.. Samson is to run the
farm owned by Roger Wilcox
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
FAIRFAX.

Mrs. II. e. Hunt of Swanton has been
the guest of Mrs. I. +. Hunt few days.
Edward Hyde of Mexico City, Mexico
recently visited his uncle, L. b. Hunt
G. y. Southland has been appointed fire
warden in place of Henry Pollard, re-
siencd.-Miss Ruth Sweet of Fletcher was
the guest Saturday of Miss Clara South
ard.--Mrs W. w. Holbrook of Townsend
is in town, called here by the serious ILL
ness of her brother, r. G, Rowland
Mrs. Emma Vincent spent Saturday and
Sunday in st. Adams with her sister, Mrs
Smith.-Mr and Mrs Henry Donnelly
were in Cambridge Sunday called there
by the illness of Mr.. Donnelly's aunt
Glenn G. Paris has received the appoint
mcnt as postmaster for Fairfax. The
Mems Domestic Science League gave
an oyster Supper and entertainment in the
vestry of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening from six to eight
Fay s. Marvin has sold his store at
Georgia station to Thad G.. Leach of
Fletcher formerly of this place. and Mr.
Marvin is moving to the home of his
father. r. T. Marvin.-The remains of
Clarence Learned who was found dead
in Fairfield, were brought here Jan
uarY Y and the funeral was held at
the Baptist Church parlors Friday after
noon. He Is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Charles Learned. a sister. Mrs G. Learned
and by four brothers, Wilbur. Edward,
Wesley and Willis. all of whom except
Wilbur live in town.-Mrs John Quinlan
has received word of the death of her
father, Mathew league, of Fairfield
Wesley n. Brush is at home from the
Albany Business College, Albany. n. Y,
on account Of illness.-Ralph Southland
was in st. Adams Saturday and Sunday.
The thermometer registered from ~ to
40 degrees below zero in Fairfax Satur-
day morning
The Methodist choir and their families
We're delightfully."- entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. r l.. Marvin at their home Wednes-
day evening. Supper was served and tho
evening was pleasantly passed with music
and games. There were p people present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
WILLISTON.

be ladies Aid society met with Miss
Cady yesterday.-Miss Adelaide
rell has gone to Enosburg to visit
hds there for few weeks-Mrs. Liz
Croswell of Minnesota is expected here
week to visit her brother, T. w.
" and sisters Mrs. Loggins and Miss
Cady.-Master Marshall kraus is
tined to the house with a sore throat
ton James was in Richmond the first
his week.-Mrs.. Carrie Morrell Is with
hds in Essex Junction for few days.
as Philena Clark from Burlington
1t Sunday with her mother.--Mrs. Clif-
Goodrich who underwent serious
Fation a few weeks ago at the Fanny
IN hospital, has nearly recovered her
tn. returning to her home Sunday
Herrick Tilley is the guest of her
Dr. Mrs. s. n. Tilley. through the win
months,-Mrs. Sherman Cockrane has
rned to Burlington after spending
or three months with her mother,
George Bombard. Miss Abbie SIENNA
gone to Boston for a few weeks Sid
and Vera Larrow have returned to
ington after spending Saturday and
hay with their parents, Favorable
rts are received from Elon Bradley,
Is now In the Woodmen's sanitarium
GOODMAN, Colo.-The Tri Mus We're en-
lined at the home of their president,
Talcott, Friday afternoon. A quilt
tied and a social time enjoyed before
err. The young mems Sunday school
was also invited to the supper and
ople partook of an old-fashioned sup
After supper games were enjoyed
the evening closed with a Sing. -
lumber OF the farmers have finished
their icehouses with good quality
ce foot thick.-Preparatio are
made for the banquet to be given
he Reds to the Blues following the re
Sunday school contest, during which
ew pupils were added to the school
the average attendance brought up
from 32-The first quarterly confer
was held Saturday evening with the
district superintendent. the Rev. b.
Kent, presiding. Sunday n large con-
htion enjoyed the sermon by the Rev.
X ent who was formerly pastor here.
&c Talcott and Flora Clark attended
Monday evening session of the Bible
bl held In Burlington by the Rev.
les Boyd, Vermont general Sunday
bl secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
jCfINSUr

Mrs. Robert Field has returned from
II visit with her parents in Lowell Asa
Gates has vacated the rooms in Dr.
Waits house and moved to his father
in-laws, Cornelius Lonergan, on French
hill-Mrs. 6. +. Jones and Mrs. O. 3.
Landon started SATURDAY. for Worcester
and Springfield. Mass. TO visit relatives
Mss Hattie SCIihncr has finished work
IN Burlington and Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Scribner, hcre.-F. d.
Gusman has added steamer to his saw
mill. He left saturday for n few days
In Concord Manchester and Boston
Drusilla. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Nor
man Waterman. spent Sunday with her
parents returning Monday to her school
mt Burlngton.-Mrs. Mahle Towle Is ILL.,
The ladies' of the Congregational Church
gave supper Monday night.-The teach
ers Of the training school rave a pleasant
reception at the high school building to
the p normal training teachers who have
lust closed thoir work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04

bbinson.--Catherine Comstock has re-
rned from Montpelier. where she has
ZEN with her niece. Mrs. Frank Goss
|veral weeks.-J A. Williams. who ts
Hing a well for A. B. Comstock, has
ft down to a depth of 100 feet, produce
IL about a gallon of water minute
Re has drilled through strata OF blue
nestone and Is now drilling in marble
Fl. r. Tilley, who has been Ill with the
. Up. Is able to be up and around the
use.-The singing class composed OF
Shelburne road and spear street
hools was largely attended Wednesday
ening at the home of Prof. and Mrs
E. Curtis Botn teachers, Mrs Allen
q Miss Weymouth, were present Win
cir pupils Miss Bernice Spear was
osen president, Miss Grace Andrews
easurer and Leon st. Peter secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
.jEFFERSONVILIF

Mrs. Fred Hawey, who spent a week
with her sister, Mrs. Moreton IIawley.
has returned to Manchester, n. H
Homer Holmes, who was Il guest at Clark
liapgood's several days has returned TO
Burlington and Mrs r. r. Thomas
have received n cahegram announcing
the birth of a son to their daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Blsh-
OPP, In Alexandrotia, Svria,-Thc Cemetery
Association which met with Mrs. II W.
Narnum Tuesday voted to serve n pub
lie dinner at Woodlands Hall the second
Tuesday in March, followed by the an
nual meeting and election OF officers for
the coming year.-Miss Matte Wilcox
who was n guest for several days Of Mrs
j. a. Waterman in Burlington, has re
turned home.-INred I.amotte and Joseph
Bacon OF Burlington are doing carpenter
work on the school buildng.--.Mr and
Mrs. Charles Miner Of Barre, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Jacques of Iardwick arc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacques
The funeral of Gordon Witherell. who
was injured in the tale mine In Johnson.
and who died at the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal January q, was held at the church
at North Cambridge Sunday Tho Rev
Mr. Wltherell leaves besides his parents
a wife and four children. The burial
was In the family lot a North Camhridge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
COLCHESTER.

ION Day OF Ripton spent Sunday at
Rev. W. W. Smith s,-Mr, and Mrs.
hrs, who have been visiting In Middle
the past week, returned home Mon
Mrs Ellen M, Day Is Ill with bron-
The regular meeting OF the Grange
be held Friday night, The third and
h degrees will be worked on a class
|anddates. The following program
he given: Song, Grange; reading,
b Severance; current events, w. w
h vocal duet, Alice Severance and
Aldrich; question (Which Is
Der and better for the farm dinner
len worth 20 cents or a 80 cent beef
" Rose Wright and W. II. Hough-
music, orchestra LILLIAN Pike
kst gave an interesting reading In
Baptist Church Tuesday evening,-G
Fright, who had the misfortune to
one hip while alightng from an
Sic car In Burlington last week, is
mfortable as could be expected.
Wright, who has been very Ill with
It's, Ia slowly improving.
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MILTON.

fhe remains of Mrs Gabriel Ladue,
|, the aged mother of Gabriel and Enos
due, were brought from Burlington
Snday morning on the II o'clock train
l. the funeral was held at St. Ann 8
3irch with intcrment in the Catholic
'hetery beside her husband Mrs. La
was 96 years old.-William Sewall
Worcester, Mass, who is student
Dartmouth College. spent Tuesday as
guest of Mrs. l.. B. Powcll.-The re-
. ms of Howard, the little son of MIR.
| Mrs. George Riley, were taken to
Mt, being accompanied by Mrs. Riley's
her-T'he w. C. T. U. held its meet
with Mrs. II. II. Fuller Tuesday
.arnoon.--Mr and Mrs. i. j. Rowley
e returned from their wedding trip
L the regular meeting of the NJ. w
Monday evening one candidate was
EN- the degrees.-C. II. Mayville has
shed the dairy school course at Bur
Eton.-Mrs o. q. Phelps. who fell and
aimed one knee. is confined to her
Mrs. Frank Mayville and little son
e returned from a weeks visit with
nds in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wagner spent Sunday with his son.
n. at Beaver.-Mr. and Mrs. William
recently bought of Mrs. l.. B. Pow
and Mr.. King. who was on the farm,
moved to Westford,
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home of Mrs Alexander st. Louis
Harley w. Camp, who has been acting
as freight agent at the Morrisvllle sta
tion for several months, in the absence
of the regular agent, T.. c. Peck and
who has been employed tehrc as assist
ant for several years, has completed
his work, being succeeded by f. \.
Iovey Of Hardwck. Mr. Camp has not
vet decided on plans for the future Mr..
IIovey has a family and may move here
later.-The Rev. r. y. Cranmer IS ~
IIyannis, Mass, for a 10 days stay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
BERKSHIRE.

Ester Forty, daughter of Harry Forty,
was operated upon Sunday for appen-
dicitis, The operation was successful
Mrs. l.. Frances Joley and Mrs Linnie
Kinney returned home from Burlington
Saturday after attending the Vermont
Botanical club meeting.-The Dorcas
society met with Mrs. r, o, Libby We'd
nesday.-Mrs A. II, Bowen Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. C. Comngs, Of
Richford.-Mrs Joel Gaines Of Enosburg
Falls Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Demar-MlsS Flora JENNIE OF
Hlllwest spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, a. NJ. jennie
Austin Clark is spending the week with
his uncle. Representative c. II, Rublee,
at Montpelier l.. Frances Jolley,
D. D. G. M, visited Weldon Chapter No,
49, o, T., s. at st. Adams Tuesday night
and Fairfax Unity Chapter No, II, Fair
Nredpaq6oV ,Iobt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
RIVERSIDE.

The stockhoiders OF the cooperative
January p and elected the following OIL
GERS PRESIDENT = Il. haWson' vice
president r. D. CorSe' treasurer H. "
hnlEht' clerk, C. H. hayden directors
Tor 1910 4. j. 'orSe = Is Ra"soh a
W fl'2SimHohdA' FRED Happ, NJ H. hoe
ers, g. r. aver = - IllIlson' - w
knlGht' ). II. Russell H. j Mead NJ.
fltZeerald' AUDITORS, T. f. Aver, d. II
Russell NJ. Ii, Rogers rms creamery
has been doing business FOR nearly II
years since bcsinning business i'l26o2o
pounds of cream have been received and
473o.29 pounds&of milk. The butter made
has been l,ill.@' pounds; butterfat, La
10i pounds. Money paid the patrons has
amounted to s353'53l.4 As Expenses for the
10 wears total s33,2o5 AZ The cost for
manufacturing per pound butter has
been S.025 for the 10 years, The differ
encc between this and the usual price
charged for the making butter for the 10
years amounts to the sum of S9l77.32,
which sum the farmers who have patron
lied this Institution have thus saved for
themselves One feature OF the constitu-
tion which has proven to be mer.orious
is the reserve fund Quoting from the
constitution, "A reserve fund snail ne
formed by setting aside each month such
sum or sums as will for calendar year
amount to 10 per cent OF the stock in
I actual use" Another quotation. The re
serve fund shall be used 0j to pay the
holders Of the stock annually interest at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04

haffee.--Miss Bcrniec Hail of Bolton il
spending some time at E. j. Brcwstcrs
Mrs. II. G., Grenier and son are visit
ing her parents at Abbotts Corners, T. q.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Dyer January 26-W. NJ Smith
spent Wednesday and Thursday in Rut-
land.-F. S. Newton of Lynn. Mass, was
the guest of his brother, Dr George
Newton, Tuesday.--H. a. Buckley spent
Wednesday and Thursday at his HON
In Waterbury, Mr., and Mrs Eugene
Spauldlng have returned to their home
in Woodsvile y. H., after spending
several weeks here.-Mr and Mrs. r y
Stone are parents of a daughter born
January @.-M. d. Young spent Saturday
I'm DanVillr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Benway of Rich
ford We're at II. j. Tracy's over Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs Nelson King who
died of blood poisoning January q, was
held January q at her home on Trout
River, with burial in the Congregational
cemetery. She Is survived by her hus-
band. six sons and three daughters
The ladies of this community have filled
five and half barrels with clothing for
he Belgians
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
GEORGIA..

The annual banquet of Banner Grange
will be held Friday evening The speak
ers of the evening are to be Thomas Brad
lee OF the State Agricultural college, Bur-
lington, Ebert Brigham, State commits
sioner of agriculture, G.. L. Tiffany, agent
for the Franklin county bureau. Music
will be furnished by Banner Grange or
chcStra.-M Mrs. II. w. MahOney Is ill-The
Mission Circle will meet with Mrs. H. b.
Curtis Wednesday, February 10. 1t will
he n n III Meeting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. J. w. Hart and Miss A. r. War
b have gone to reside in Burlington
the remainder of the winter-Mr.
hnley and family, who have been living
Nashville. have moved into the house
the corner Just vacated by Mr.. Bliss
ID family.--The play entitled THE Time
His Life" a comedy in three acts, is
be given by the Jericho high school
! the benefit Of the senior class in the
kdies' Aid hall, Jericho Center, Feb
hry 5.-Nfiss curtis, who has been with
brother John Jordan, for a few
|eks, has been called to Cambridge
lie Junior Missionary and Social club
Ito meet with Mrs. Chaplin Thursday
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I'LL. WEST

Winfred Messler was the guest of Mrs
Vera Murray of Bakersfield Sunday
Mrs. Phocba Shangraw was a recent
visitor of her daughter, Mrs Edwa rd
Rushford Mrs. Lawrence Rossier of
Montgomery Center has been spending
n few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John ArieL-Maxwell Shangraw,
Edward Besterfield and Sadie Shangraw
of East Berkshire spent Sunday at Ed
~ I'D liz ,.It
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LAM0|LLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Gordon V. Wetherell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Wetherell of North Cam
bridge. died at the Mary Fletcher hos
pitai In Burlington at midnight January
n. Tho funeral was held at the home
Of his parents on sunday morning at II
o'clock
]. ]. Fender Of Richmond was in town
over Sunday Mrs. Theada Chaffee of
Berkshire Is visiting her son. M. H.