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SWANTON.

The contract for the SWapton lihrn,,.
buiIdinr has be.n To-, o. C,,r,r,,, l..
proutv Of this nl,co for A. os, II is 70 No
built on the site of tho ola cor+roI tIo,,so
next to tho Methodist Church and f,cir,
the mark ON tho west ANA coco,d s,root
on the soutb I, will H., 2cvt- .,,in,t,, ia
style and two stories hirh of bricl, ,,i,b
marble trimmings Tho dosio, and ,,l,,s
were furnished by Sake a Archibald of
Montreal. OPERATIONS ON tho foundation,
have commenced and tho hui,dir,, is a.
be complctod October l. rbis nov. libr,,,.
building is the result oc IN. u,,,,ri,@,
work of the Kings paurht.re Tho oor,-
mitteo having the matter I'm cbargo ran
sists of Mrs. G. T. Alton N,.s II
Brown. Mrs G. 4 Wehsto, Nrs t,r,u
Suter. Mrs A. r. Anderson and Misc
and c. A. Webster 4 y ,rdor.un ord
+. r. Rrad1cv -Georpe t..r,rnor who
was buried Nav 10 ot pivo,.si,,, oo,,,o,o,.,
died of heart failure. IIo vos tho con or
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annual meeting of the Vermont WON
ans Home Missionary Union.--A son,
Ellis Edgar. was born Monday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs Mark B Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Smith were in Bur
lngton Wednesday, Mr.. Smith to at
tend n meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Vermont state Grange
a telegram was received Tuesday
from Topeka, Kans., announcing the
death from pneumonia Of Everett -.
Merriam, a former resident and bust
ness man of Morrisvlle Mr.. Merriam
conducted n mercantile business for
many years in the building now oc-
cupied by the Morrisvillc Messenger,
leaving here about 80 years ago for
Topeka, where he has since resided.
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald and son Of
Hardwick returned homo Wednesday
after several days with Miss Myra
Currier,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Mabel Perricr, Mrs. Samuel and
Mrs. Emile Rossicr also Henry Rossler,
of Newport We're in town the first of the
week to attend the funeral of Mrs
Nellie Shangraw. which was held on
West hin Monday.-The state school
tuition examinations We're held Friday in
the school building at the village, con-
Quoted by T. s. Wright-.W. G. Lindslev
of Newport was a business visitor in
town Monday. acting as attorney for
Charles Garrett of Newport in a suit
brought by w. j, Wright to collect a
note. The hearing was held before JUS
tice f. H. Marcy. Wright obtained judg-
ment for the amount of the note. and
costs. p. II. Coleman appeared for Wright.
IL A. Pond OF East Berkshire was in
town Tuesday--At the adjourned meet
ing of the stockholders of the Indenende,
Telephone company held SATURDAY the
old board Of directors were elected with
the exception of Or. lierrick Of Richford
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Hanford and son
or Hardwick who had been few days in
the nome OF e. F. Greenwood we're taken
To their nome by automobile Sunday
MI and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of West
swansea, N. H.. have been visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. e. A. Lawrence.-A telegram
received here Sunday announced the birth
Saturday In Riverside, Cal, of a daugh-
ter Florence Elizabeth. to Mr.. and Mrs
G. 3. Pomeroy.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reynolds of Franklin visited Mrs Rey-
noIdss sister, Mrs X. n. Sweeney, Sat
urday and Sunday.-Mrs. C. A. James
served breakfast Sunday morning in
honor of the birthday of her daughter,
MISS Ethel James Misses Edith Pratt and
Ida sykes and Miss Judl1ns were the
Guests-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanifing-
ton of Lowell. Mass. who have been
spending few weeks with Dr. and Mrs.
l.. w. Clough on School street, returned
home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Budd spent the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. S. A. Miller. In St Adams.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Woodwork and
Mrs. j. A. Gibson have returned from a
visit to Boston and Fitchburg, Mass
The athletic team from the high school
nigh by score of to 3 and from St
Michaels College Saturday by score
of 10 to 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin
of Richford passed Sunday in the family
OF Mrs Austin's sister, Mrs. f. W. Glib
son.-Charles Ingalls, who has been in
Rutland for several weeks, was with his
daughter, Mrs f. f. Beatty, over Sum
day.
IL TA,-,t
switchboard in the central telephone sta
uon IN Grand Isle, was at his home here
over Sunday.-Mrs. V. a. James, who has
been i'll a few days, is guaranteed for
diphtheria which she has in light form.
Mrs. NJ. f. Greene of St Adams re-
turned home Monday after a few days
with Mrs. +. II. Ovitt.-The boy scouts
played one-sided game al East Berk-
shire Saturday which they won by a score
of % to l.-R. J. Mears left Tuesday for
Springfield, Mass, by way of Richford
r. j. Mears left here Tuesday morning
for Springfield. Mass, where he will visit
a sister who is goint to California for a
few months.-The Rev. William Garner
was in Richford Sunday evening and con-
Quoted a service in St. AIMS Church for
the Rev. Mr. Holmes who is ILL., Mr. Car
ner also took a missionary service in
Swanton for Mr.. Holmes Tuesday even
ing. MIR and Mrs. c. H. Fairbanks, Mrs
NJ. S. Woodward and Mrs j. 4. Cassidy
are taking an automobile trip to St
Johnsbury.-'Larry" Gardner left Tues
day to rejoin the Red Sox, who are to
play Philadelphia series of games in
that city.-Mrs L. S. Darrah is in Mont
peier. where she is the guest Of Mrs
William Shaw while attending the choral
union, Of which she is member-Oak-
ley Rounds returned Tuesday from Or
lando. Fla, where he went over two years
ago. Mrs Rounds stopped off in Georgia /
to visit friends.-Amone visitors in town /
Tuesday were Mrs. c. S. Perley Of East
Berkshire. G. n. Anderson, C. +. TowIe. !
II. Fl Soule and Cyda Austin of Frank |
lin
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. o. Wales. who spent
part of last week with the Rev. and
Mrs. w. w Smith, returned Sunday to
their home in Weybridge Mrs. j. II.
Lyon spent the Weekend in Burlington.
"A union memorial service will be held
in the Baptist Church next Sunday
morning. The service will he in charge
of the Grange, who will attend in body.
Music will be furnished by the Grange.
The sermon will be preached by the Rev.
w. w. Smith,. p. Thompson, who has
been quite i'll, Is able to be out again
Miss Helen Shaw has returned to BARRE
after a several weeks illness at her
home.
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ELMORE.

Miss LA Kendall of Missouri arrived
in town Tuesday for an extended stay
Rudolph Smith is recovering from an
attack of bron hitis.- Mrs, Ernest Cross
of Morristown is boarding at Delbert
shanley's Anna Pease returned
home Monday from Jericho, where she
vas called by the illness of her father
Clyde Little and father. j. Little. Is
Wolcott visited at Dclbert Shanley's sun
day. j. Little will make an extended
vst,-Mr and Mrs Frank Decell of
Morrstown visited at Walter Deeells
Sunday.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Casey of Willis
ton were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. James Casey.-Judge Palmer re-
turned home from New York Sunday
morning. where he has been for the past
few days.-Miss Myrtle Algiers, who is
teaching in Cambridge, was at her home
Sunday.-Miss Mary Pease of Essex Cen
ter was a weekend visitor at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Rice.-Mr. and
Mrs. John McGarghan of Richmond We're
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Adrian.-Mrs. William Reavey of John
son Is in town.-Miss Grace Norton Of
Essex Junction was an over-Sunday
visitor of Miss Hazel Pettingll.-Clinn
Mead and Miss Daisy McGibbon Of
Underhill We're in town Sunday.--Mrs
Irving Nealy Is at the Fanny Allen hos
pital for treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Story of Westford were over-Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Pettingill. David Bissonett, who
has been seriously Ill with liver trouble
for three months. was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday for treatment
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
DERBY.

Mrs Thomas Wood died Sunday night.
The Rev. G. +. Gordon, pastor of the
congregational Church here, and the Rev.
Mr. llallott of Stanstead exchanged pull
pits sunday and the Rev. o. j. Ander-
son pastor of the Methodist Church, OK
changed pulpts with the Rev. Mr. Fisher
of Beebe Plain.-A. y. Silver. Jr.. has re-
turned from Boston and will remain at
home a few days-Archie Normanden,
who has been at home i'll for few weeks.
has so far recovered as to return to his
work in Sprngfield Mass
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lAMO|LlE COUNTY
WORRISVILLE.

icly
of Cleveland q arrived Thursday, even
irg ro, an ov,ondoa ,,o,. ,.i.i, thoir
o,,, ,,,,si,.,,d At. a,,, 1Ira d.,
Clark THE fire alarm was sounded =,
to.,- r,,,,.,d,,. o,.o,,t,,,. g.. .,,,,, ,',a.e
I'm the rear rnon, ,f 6 + ct,,.,.ns. ,,or@
,,ha d., ,,.o'. o,.,t,,a.,,,,,., ,,.,.h''. ..,.,
do,ooao-.Ntrs y c,,,1Io,. v,ant 90
swanton rrido,. fo,, t,vo ,,oolIa r.it,, bo,
douobtor and b,,sb,r,,I W., a,,1 ,i.a az
II s,irrer Nv rradari, 1,i,,,,,or,,o,,
and douphtor Miss Carolin and mother
Madam rbornsor of Vow. yorl, city
,r,i,od rr,d,,. n,or,i,,,, ovnac+i,,,r 70
eo.nd tb. sumno, AT ,h. c,,,, ho,,,o -,
MIR and Mrs n g Ioue. rc,. s,n,n.o,
-liies Alma ru,hoo wont to cronrsb,,.,,
Friday +, remain ove,. sr,d,,. -, ,h.
Fitch cottage-The game If baseball
Thursday afternoon. peonles academy vs.
Johnson high school ros1llt.d in . SCORE
Of Il f.. i'm favor, of pcnulas acadcr,v
In compliance with the national denart-
mcnt General orders lanes NJ Narnor
Post. No /. g. 4. r. with its kindred
organizations. will observe Monday Nav
81. as Memorial day Al 11.q6 q m tho
members of j NJ Warner Post w r G
s of V. and it's auxiliary. will moot at
g. A r. hall and march to the soIdiers'
monument. where suitable memorial s4ry
ices will lie held. At noon the church Iell,
will he tollel for five minutes after which
the four organizations only will march to
the . A. r. hall for dinner Nav 90
Memorial sunday. the mombers of the
four ORGANIZATIONS arr. requested to meet
at q A. 4 hall at 10 a. m. to march in a
body to tno Cnnurcpntforo1 ,,,,rr,b
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HUNTINGTON.

The memorial sermon will be held here
Sunday and the Memorial day address
will be delivered by the Rev C. V. French
Monday morning at II O'Clock followed
by dinner at the hall. The town band
will be in Interchangeable band concert
on the park Friday evening was cut short
by rain.-Mrs. l. l.. Morse is improved in
health and returned to Jeffersonville yes
terdaN
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EDEN.

Mrs G. X. Kinds died Saturday morn
ing at the Fanny Allen hospital in
Winooski after an illness of several
weeks. The funeral was held at the
church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
The large attendance and beautiful
flowers showed the high esteem in which
she was held--NIss Sarah Peabody was
a weekend visitor at G. NJ. Grswold s
at North Hyde Park.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Emery are visiting their son, George,
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ST. GEORGE.

Phenomenal exercises will be held at
the st George schoolhousc Friday after
noon. Mrs. Belle Batchelder, the teacher,
extends cordial invitation to all the
parents and friends of the children.--Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Tinkham and Paul Aver
OF st. Adams visited at the home of
Mrs. Tinkham's son, Earl Aver. Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdale has been spend
ing few days in Shelburne Mi
randa Wescott and daughter, Mrs Kehoe,
and grandson, Edwin Kehoe, visited in
RiChmond Wednesday.
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WOLCOTI

station Agent Judd. who has been ON 3
sick leave for two months, returned to
work Tuesday.--J. O. OConnors is re-
leving the agent at West DanVlle for
few days.-W. s. Subway. who has
been visiting his daughter in Thayer,
Mass. has returned home.-Alma Cook,
who has been visiting in Woodstock and
Thayer. Mass. returned home Wednes-
day.-H. W. pionne of Burlington was
in town TuesdaY.-M. j. Munday of St
j ohn sbury was in town Monday.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

l.. r. Bailey has been i'll the past
week. but is now able to he back i'm
his store.-Mr. and Mrs +. :. Hazard
and Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Butts were i'm
Burlington sunday. going by automo-
ble.-E. W. Smith is moving his house
hold goods to Burlngtou.-"Th
Paririe Rose" will he presented at
Valley hall by Lowell players June !.
Ii is four-act play. Good music will
be furnished and a dance given at the
close of the play.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. +. y. Briggs Thursday for supper
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lambert are the
parents of a baby girl. Miss Inez Ladd
who went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
in burlington for an operation, is eX-
pected home this week.-Mrs.. II. S. Ma
comber. who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is getting along we'll.
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RICHFORD

Noble Baker, who went to Chicago
short time ago has secured employment
in the physical valuation department of
! the Rock Island railway system.-The
new officers of Missisquoi Lodge No. 0,
F. and A. NJ. have been installed by
Past Master c. a. Hawley, as follows:
w. NJ. Charles II. Austin S. w, Ernest
*. Shattuck; ]. w, Samuel b. Marvin;
treasurer, II. o. Holt; secretary. Leon
E. Gibson; s. D.. T. f. Greene; j. D.,
Merrill F. Wilcox; 5. s.. Walter NJ. I.aud-
er; ]. S., Donald NJ. James; chaplain.
William B. F'reer; marshal James G.
Burnes: tyler, William Lafleur-
Mrs j. +. Wilcox has been called
to Lisbon. y. Y, by the death of her
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frank L. Greene
Of St. Adams will deliver the address to
the graduating class of the Richford high
school Friday. June 1s.-Erastus Buck
and family have moved to this place from
Newport and are living in Mrs. ]. c.
Bakers house on Center street.
Mrs. Eva Blanchard, wife of Delbert
blanchard of this place. died in the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Monday,
following an operation. Mrs. Blanchard
was % years of age and is survived by
her son and one daughter Violet, three
years Of age. Funeral services We're
held in the Episcopal Church Wednesday
afternoon with burial in Hillside Gene
tery.-As May 30 comes on Sunday, Me-
mortal day will be observed Monday. All
veterans Of the Civil and Spanish Ameri-
can wars, Sons Of Veterans and schools
OF the town are requested TO meet at
the new town hall at one O'Clock. The
line Will be formed at 80 o'clock and
march to tho Troy street cemetery, where
the usual services will be held and he
graves OF the veterans decoated, after
which the people are invited to the new
town hall where the following program
will be given: Music band; singing, 'To
Thee o Country" chorus of 40 voices;
prayer; singing by double male quartet;
reading Of Lincon's Gettysburg address;
singing, The Vacant Chair" ladies'
quartet; address, Max l., Powell OF Bur-
lington; singing, America" The singing
will be under the direction Of the Rev.
f. NJ. FulIer--Pre-m emorial services will
be held in All Saints Catholic Church
at four O'Clock Sunday. The Rev. Joseph
Lavigne will preach the sermon.
Swanton high school defeated Richford
high school in a closely contested debate
held Tuesday evening In Bank hall. The
subject was: Resolved. That immigration
to the United States be Further Re-
stricted by a Literacy Test" Swanton
took the affirmative side and was repre-
scented by NJ Doris Catlin captain.
Marion f. Plat and Margaret f. Tobin,
The Richford team consisted of Wayne
w. Woodwork, captain, George +,
Brewer and d. Philip Locklin. Principal
ID. W. McClelland of Richford presided.
and the judges were Supt L. A. Hamilton
OF Newport, ID. G. Farman of Swanton
and H. Hastings Of North Troy The
score was Swanton 50 Richford slh Sew
| eral people came to Swanton by automo-
biles to hear the debate. Music was by
Miss Ruth A. Haughey Of Richford.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Bernice Hall is visiting her
Prother Elmer Hall, in Troy, n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Morgan of Barre
nd Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Farnham of
visited their mother. Mrs
Louise York. Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. j.
I. Atkins Of Jonesville We're guests Of
ir. and Mrs. j. II. Smith Sunday. Miss
Dorothy Smith returned home with them
~, Phillips is visiting his mother, Mrs
Hen Phillips.-Mrs Julia Gregory re-
irned home Tuesday, having been with
elatives In Montpelier and Duxbury the
asst two weeks.
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FLETCHER.

Frank Boozan and Libby call both
of this town, were married at Bingham
Vile F'rday.-H. L. Maxfed Is ILL
Porter Ballard and family spent Sunday
in town.-Mr. ana Mrs. James Spaud-
ing of Cloverdalc spent the week lend
here.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. W. w. Miller is the guest OF Miss
peg Bessett in Montpelier. where she
Fill attend the musical festival held
here this Week.-Mrs. Lois Bartlett has
fturned from Burington-Mrs. c. IL.
1ino and Mrs. +, II. Shepardson are at
ending the Home Missionary convention
|eld in st, Johnsbury. Derrick
3as recovered his recent illness and re-
| imed his position on the r. f.. ID. route
fter an eight weeks Vacation.-fIarold
cry OF Derby Line is visiting his
.arents, Mr., and Mrs, a. c. Berry. MIR
= nd Mrs f, q. Nichols and f. w. Fay
r. guests of Mr. and Mrs Il. II Fav
ClaremOnt y. Mrs. George Bartlett
htertained the Current Events club at
pr home Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs. T. II
God win has returned from New York
ty and vicinity, where she spent the
Inter with relatives
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. NJ. J. Buxton Is visiting at the
|me of NJ. A. Bullock.-Mrs Fred Fuller
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
|eration.-A successful game of base
III was played Tuesday between j. II. S.
ID Johnson, the score being 3 to / in
Eor Of ]. II. S.-Jericho high school
seball team will go to Milton Satur-
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ALBITRG.

Mrs. Reed Bohannon visited Friday at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
u. NalleY.-Mrs. H. s. Albright returned
to Montreal Friday evening after spend
ing n few days at the home of her broth
er 4. ~ Cheeseman's
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maude Jenne is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs W. \. Benoit. of Lowell, Mass.
William Lewis of Canton y. Y, was
in town Monday.-Thc Dorcas society met
with Mrs. Jennie Dufeny Wednesday.
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day to play ball.--'rhe Jericho Center pri-
mary and grammar grades are rehearsing
for memorial exercises to be held Fri
day afternoon.-Bert Beers went to Bur
llngton Monday
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Martha Church. who has been
spending the past year in California has
opened her house in town for the sum
Mass, is the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs George Buzzell.-Sevoral from
here attended the knights of Pythias
meeting at Westford Monday night
Mason s. Stone gave n talk on "Agri-
culture in the Schools at the graded school
house Tuesday evening. Supt. NJ. D.
Young Of Cambridge was also present..
of New York city are guests of DIR. A
IF. BurdiCk.--Miss Grace Foster, who has
been teaching in Lawrence. Mass, Is at
home for the summer.-George Farrell
has moved into the house recently pur-
|Chased by him of II. b. Howard.--J. L.
|Foster has purchased the house and lot
Owned by George Farrell and will move
Twill present the play. The Hoodoo, 3"
MAY 81 at the G. A. r. hall. The music
will be furnished by Gaines orchestra
|EWork is progressing finely on the new
knights of Pythas hall.-The ball game
Saturday between the NJ. W. A. OF Bur-
pington and the home team resulted in IA
victory Of 3 to > for the former-Me-
morial services will be held Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist Episcopal Church
and Memorial day exercises will he OBJ
Served Monday at the @. A. r. hall.
The Rev. William Cashmere of Jericho
will give the address in the afternoon
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! Dixie, a native Of Charlcstown n H.,
and a veteran Of the War Of ISL Nj
George was born in Randolph in 1870 He
came to stowe with his parents. five
/ brothers and one sister In 1851 and
settled in Sterling on the farm across
the road from tho ono on which he now
lives. He was the oldest OF II children.
MI and Mrs George ar. parents Of six
| children: Vim G. George Of E'cn. Mrs
/ Nid1 Magoon of stowe, Miss Myrtle
George and Mrs. Grace Jcwctt Of Norris
town Mrs lncz Barr of Taunton, Mass,
| ana Victor George. who lives with his
| parents, all of whom were present Sat
/ urday except the son in Eden. who waa
| unable TO attend ON account Of tho Ill
ness of his wife Others present from out
! Of town were: Mrs Mary Atwood and
/ ;. r. brackctt Of Morrisvilc. and Ernest
| frHckott Of West Mcdford Mass Mr.
} and Mrs. George were remembered b..
gifts Of gold coins ana useful articles -
The annual meeting Of tho West Branch
Meeting House society was held We'd
n"sday cvoning.--Wcndcll, the % months
/ old son OF Mi and Mrs Willis IIoising-
! ton, was severely burned Sunday after
! noon when he pulled drpor full Of hot
water from - shelf where Mrs fIoising-
ton had Just placed It. The left check
| -, ~ 9"'."i'' anu arm were
! burned, but the injuries are not con-
Sdcred serious. While horseback riding
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! r,,.I '"'o' "I congregations
,i,,,,, 80. wiz w. '''u at the 'ongrega-
! ... ''-"'E IN" conference
! -, W." ne Pr'a'hed by the Rev.
''"""'n 81 HYDE Park at 1l:5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-27
ESSEX CENTER.

G. f. Bixby was in Jericho Center
Monday to umpire the game of
aseball between johnson Normal
school and Jericho Center high The
game resulted 5 to | for Jericho -Essex
lcenter will play Underhill ball team
Monday at Underhill.-Word has been re-
feived from Newbury. where the Rev
=. r. Currier and family are stopping.
hat Mr., Currier is much improved, lin
health.
| Browns River creamery paid for stand
! I'd milk for the month Of April 81. A. and
Tor butter fat IS H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-27
MILTON BORO.

Harold Taylor has been very sick with
hronchitis.-There will be exercises at
the school house May 2S.--Emma Boyden
IS visiting her sister, Mrs Abba Case.