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Arizona republican., 1915-07-16
Full Local Rate from Mari copa Packed on to Inter- mountain Tariffs Ordered by Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
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 With the old arbitrary rate to Phoe- nix added. the new intermountain rate schedule prescribed by the in terstate commerce commission be- came effective yesterday. Copies of the new tariffs have been received at the local railroad offices, and changes in many items are being rapidly checked up.
 No copies of the new rate schedule have been filed as vet with the cor poration commission. so that that body is not able as vet to state what
Arizona republican., 1915-07-16
TWO NEW MILO MAIZE
 VARIETIES TRIED OUT
"Cream" and White" Milo Names of New Seeds Just Imported Into
 Valley

Milo Maize has been a staple sum mer crop in the Salt River valley for many years. and only one kind of it has been grown. It will probably be of interest to many ranchers to know that there are two new varie ties now in the market known as the cream" milo and the white milo. both beautiful grains and noticeably different from the cid yellow variety.
 A shipment of these has just been brought in here by the Arizona Seed Company, whose manager r. C. McNabb is particularly interested in securing new and desirable varieties of seed for local planting. These new varieties of milo are a part of a car lead of summer field seeds re- ceived here this week. all grown un- der dry farming conditions in New Mexico.
 MT. McNabb is making a careful study of each of the many farm crops of this valley and is Issuing little pamphlets in each of which the planting. cultivation and harvesting of some one crop is handled thor oughly. The latest one issued is on Pink Beans. and Lettuce is the sub iect of the next to be issued.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Paige have returned
to Burlington after a few days in town.
Mrs. Mary Balch. who has been with
her sister in Westford is in town for a
whilc.-Miss Helen Cashmere. who Is at
tending school at North Adams, Mass,
Ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cashmere. for n few days
William Warner of Jamaica Plain. Mass,
is visiting at the home of Lorenzo Rice.
The Lottie Ufford society of the Bap-
list Church will give a supper and en-
tertainment at the church parlors Friday
evening.-Park Brown Is in Boston for n
few days.-MaX Buzzel and Mrs W. r..
Curtis were in Burlington Monday
Frank Pease is i'll with the grip.-Mrs.
Willis Brown has returned To jefferson
Vile after a few days in town.
The Philathea class Of the Baptist
Church will give a supper Friday night
from five to seven after which there will
be an entertainment consisting of music,
reading, tahleaux and speaking Miss
Myrtle Algiers is substitute in the school
at South CONFERENCE.-The Sybil Wells.
who has ibeen with her son In Boston the
past few months, has returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
HINESBURG.

Miss Beatrice Spraguc and Guy I.avigne,
lboth OF this town, We're united in marriage
at Burlington April y by the Roy.
j. S Brakcr, pastor Of the First Baptist
church
Horace Kenyon, an old resident of this
town. died Sunday after long illness
with Bright's disease The funeral was
held at his late homo Wtdnesd at
/ 80. lie leaves wife and two sons
Henry and Guy. also two grandchildren
MIR and Mrs. Guy II. Lavicne. recently
married. will reside in town. where the
groom is engaged in farming. Mrs.
George Burritt, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is slightly improved.
The high school was closed Friday, Miss
Hill, the principal having been called to
Middebury by the illness of her mother.
The reception given the Rev. A. y. iIdic
and family at the Methodist parsonage
Friday evening was largely attended
There was a musical program and re-
reshments were served. james Gates
has purchased the Heaton farm in Mont
peier consisting of 1S1 acres of land for
81, O1o This Is the third HinesAurg man
who has bought a farm in Montpelier
within a few weeks. Mr. Gates will take
possession soon.-I'red Sherman and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur sherman Of Huntington
visited relatives here SundaY.-Dr. Bur
dick Of Winoosk has moved into the
Peck house. Mrs Fitzeerald has been
spending few days in burlington. Miss
Lucy Belle Pierce Of the university was
at home over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. sid
ney Bushnell who have spent several
months in Thomsonville, Conn, are cN-
pected home this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
RICHMOND.

The marriage of Miss Theresa Gauvin,
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Gauvn. and Alfred Constantine Of st.
Adams took place al the Church OF Our
Lady Of the Holy Rosary Tuesday morn
ing at eight o'clock. the Rev. a. p. Cler-
mont officiating. Miss Mary McGovern
was maid OF honor and George Markette
of St Adams best man c. c. Ciauvin,
a brother of the bride, and Henry Wells
acted as ushcrs. The bride was gowned
in a pretty colored tailor suit. with hat
to match, and the maid of honor in
sand color suit, with hat to match.
After short reception at the home of
the brides parents the couple left by
automobile for wedding trip Among
those from out of town in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine and
daughter Of St Adams, parents and sis
ter of the groom,--The Rev. and Mrs.
Stratton returned from a weeks stay
with their daughter in Rutland.-Mrs
Phillips left Monday for Montpelier
where she will spend the summer with
her son, Hugh Phillps-Mrs, Sadie Good
win. who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs j. s. Baker during the winter,
returned home this week.-Mrs.. McGibbs
and children of St Adams are visiting
her father, John McGovern.-The Grange
held a regular meeting in the rooms In
=. X. Hall Monday evening. Mr. Mason,
State deputy of Nergennes, was present.
The Aid Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
ters will be entertained by Mrs. Leon
Hall and Mrs. c. II. Pine at the latter's
home Friday.-The Misses Dewels, who
have spent the past winter at the home
of Mrs Goodwin, have returned to Wa
tcrbury.-The Womans Missionary So
ciety OF the Congregational Church will
hold their May thank-offering service
Sunday evening at the church. An illus
trated lecture will be given on Africa"
Word was received about ll:3O Thurs
day morning that the buildings Of l.. c.
Conant. who lives on a farm about two
and one-half miles from this village, were
on fire Help went at once in automo-
biles, but owing to the high wind the
barns were entirely consumed before the
help arrived. Besides the barn IL head
OF cattle, several hogs and farming i'm
plements were burned. The origin of the
fire is unknown, The buildings were par
TALLY injured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
ESSEX CENTER.

Inc funeral Of the Roy. Henry Edwf
Butler, u. -, late of Chicago. was h
at the home of Mrs. NJ y. Dodge
Ess"X on Monday. The Rev. &. {. Ada
OF Essex Junction officiated at the 6
wees assisted by the Roy. NJ. Fay
Essen S'"ntor. pastor Of tn" church
which the Rov. Nj Butter first belong
Mrs. McAllistcr sang THE Homo Of
SOUL Among the relatives present
SIDE the Immediate family were. \,
VI. t. Meade Of Port Chester. y.
MISS Juotina Thompson of Keese,-i
\. y Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. PARTRIDGE
Essex Junction, Castle Williams. y,
lianley, Mrs Ransome. Hanlev ca $
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Burns. Mrs. AID
Bliss and Mr., Wood from Essex Cent
There was a profusion Of beautiful nd
pieces both from friends in Chicago
the East.
III flagg's parents Of burlington
spend the summer hero and will vi
rooms at the Mountain View. The d
look club met with Mrs. Carroll ClevelI
Wednesday, The home department
with Mrs. Ralph Wool Tuesday event
The horsemen association will hold
meeting at Memorial hall this eve,I
at eight o'clock. The grammar scd
Will give an entertainments at the ri
l. hall Saturday evening. Ice cream
cake will be served
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Lettie Thomas returned Wcdnes-
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where she recently underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Mr., and Mrs. w.
j. COX, who have been spending a few
days in Burlington, returned home Fri
day.-The Friends Quarterly meeting Will
be held at North Ferrisburg Saturday and
Sunday. There will he no Sunday ser
vices at the Ridge-Mrs. Samuel Shep-
ard went Tuesday to Burlington for an
operation.--Mrs Eugene Cox is in Char
iotte visiting her daughter. Mrs Seth
McCalvin.-Dr. A. A. Denton was in Bur
lington Tuesday Eethel SlIff. who
has been visiting her sister. Miss Della
Skif, returned Friday to her home in
lIinesb burg. William Williams has leased
his farm to Arthur lockwood. Mr., and
Mrs. Williams have come to the Ridge tn
make their home with his nephew, Al
fred Williams and wife.-Alice, the three
year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roscoe. was operated on Tuesday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for throat
trouble.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
SHOREHAM.

me Addison County association OF
congregational Churches and Ministers
VIII met here May II and IL. Those de-
string transportation from Shoreham
station to the village and those desiring
entertainment over night are requested
TO n"fifv l.. II. Tottingham.-Mrs.L l.. ".
rockingham is in Rutland with Mr.. and
MIS- ID. {. Pierce Mrs. u. A. Forbes
or East Hampton is the guest of her
sisters, Mrs. Maria and Miss Jennie
Smith-Miss Ina Smith has returned from
Boston for the summer,-iIands Cove
chapter. u. \. r., will have n meeting
with Mrs. w. G. Larrabee May 10
George Martin of Montpelier Is guest
at Patrick Muhan's.-IIarold, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Farnham. was operat-
ed on for appendicitis Monday morning.
&. \. North was comfortable Tuesday
afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
ORWELL.

AT the annual meeting of Independence
Lodge, No. TO- f. L. A. NJ, the following
officers were elected: w. NJ, j. c. Thorn
as; S. w, J.. b. Rowe; J. w, r. 5, Young
treas urer, W. Is. French secretary, O.
:. Wiswell: s. d, l.. NJ lsaacs; }. D.,
O. Il. Root; S. s.. G. H. Brown; j, 5"
II. A. Prescott chaplain. r. G. Young,
marshal, G.. j, Blair, tyler, W II. Nick
erson; finance committee. W. A. Jen-
nings, ID. l.. Wells; grievance committee,
". G, Hack. A, r. Bush, G. c. Allen;
music, ID, l., Wells, l.. W. CUTS. H. Il.
Allen. The centennial of the organiza p
ton comes in October and the following
committee was appointed TO make all plans.
A, r. Bush. d. L. Wells. j. II. Thomas,
r. $. Hali.--The Old Maids Convention"
will be held in the town hall Friday even
ing.-School No 6 has been closed for
two weeks owing to Mrs. c. ID. Abelrs
Springfield, Mass. returned home last
week after spending n week in town
Daniel Cain and son have moved into
their new store.-The Fortnie htly club
held it's annual meeting Tuesday with
Mrs c. l.. Smith. when the following Of
fcers wers elected: President Miss Fan
ME Brown; vice-president, Mrs. l.. n
Bessette; secretary, Miss Bessie Brown
treasurer Mrs j. IA. Nail-Mrs. C. H.
Walker has bean in moor hIIa1Lh tor soIpA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

\ very enjoyable affair was the party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs l. q. Elliott
Friday night in honor Of the 3oth ami
versary of their marriage. There was Il
company of Il people present including
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker and two chill
dren of New Haven. Music and games
We're enjoyed and refreshments were
served They were presented with n
purse of silVer.-Ina May. eldest daughter
Of w, G. G.iVermore, who has been quite
III the past week. is somewhat better
Hubhell Fuller Of East IonGmoadow,
Mass, made "A short call on friends in
town Monday.-Mis. John NaNlon and
Mrs Patrick O'Rrien and baby, who have
hccn i'll. arc recovering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
SHELBURNE.

]. A. Cory has moved with his family
to his farm. Winnetaska. in North Fer
risburg. where they plan to make their
home. The ball game PLAYED Saturday
between the Ncrgennes and Shelhurne
high school teams resulted in a score of
- to 10 in favor of Nergennes,
There will be a meeting of the Church
Improvement society Thursday afternoon
at three O'Clock in the church parlurs.- -
The regular weekly prayer meeting Will
be held in the Methodist Episcopal church
parlors Thursday evening at 1870 o'clock.
SATURDAY. afternoon at two O'Clock there
will he meeting of tho official board
in the Methodist Church parors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. S. II. Barnum has returned
from a two weeks vacation.-Miss Helen
Chaplin was with her mother, Mrs. Cora
Chaplin. over Sunday.-A three-act COM
edy. Back to Nature will be given
by the pupils of the high school for the
benefit of the baseball association at the
Ladies' Aid hall next Friday evening,
Miss Bertha Curtis OF Cambridge Is
spending a few days with her brother,
John Jordan.---Mr. and Mrs. \. :. Ransom
of Brattleboro are visiting friends in
town. They have sold their place here
to Earl Bullock.-The library has been
moved from the room at f. D. McGinnis
to the parish house.-Mrs. Joseph Pratt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Byron Jones Is spending a week
in Burlington.-A +. Crandall is putting
"A steam mill in the notch ON land of j.
Pecor-Nfiss Dorothy Smith is at home
from Joncsville. Mrs. Julia Gregory has
returned from Wlliston. having visited
her son and family.-The Rev. and Mrs.
G. A. Emery are in town. shipping their
household goods to Gaysvile whore he
Is to preach the coming Year.-Mrs. Hari'
Gregory has returned from Stove, where
she has been fer several weeks Mrs.
+. A. Balch of Jonesvile called on
friends here Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

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C..',,s; nun.
g. ''"e !"
CIV "''"' N"''h 'r'
'','"' ''9 az" 'toH'
,"7 vi ''''"cr III one ear
survive" ny ms WIFE,
"''H perrin 'h"se' ana
N"'iu' IT, -A'o'Ft Oh Norwalk.
lerh"rt' VINO lives at home, and
Olive Preston Of Georgia. He
born IN Lowell Mass. April -,
ana was. therefore, 81 years old
Wednesdays
In Franklin cVountY court THU
mo!niu- a bill Of divorce was grj
in the case of ora Eta WarreI
Frank Il. Warren, of Bakersfield
the ground of intolcrahlc sev|
other cases heard Wednesday, 4
noon and Thursday We're: I'd
L.onge vs.. MYRTLE ,Olds, IorlI
llichgate: Louis Never ys Ma
Never: IIormini, Sunorrotilt
Thomas Suncrnoii,,
Ali. l. Iooui. aged ~ volrs
N-.d,,.s,io, ,,,,u..> a., 49,. ,,.
Main .tro,t aft,, an ilIross az
months Ito is surviv,d IN. Into viii
( three children Georcc sarah
Mary L.. all of this CITY. also nv
Their. Alvah : Loonis. of this CITY
funeral was held at st Mar,'s
Friday morning at nine O'Clock, TN
! u. J. O'SulliVau officiating Burr.
in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. Emma MossD Brui,y. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
WHITING.

Mrs. Mary Jane Randy Wooster. the
widow of Jay Wooster, died at her home
in Whiting Friday morning at 9:l5 o'clock
Mrs. Wooster was born in Cornwall
February II, 1SiS, but lived for the greater
part Of her life in Whiting She is sur
vived by daughter. Mrs. Addie Kid
stone of Seattle. Wash, and son,
Robert G. Wooster of Whiting. The flu
neral services were held in her late
home Monday afternoon at two O'Clock,
the Rev Robert l.. Caster officiating
lnterment was in the Whiting come
terry.
Miss Eliza Hubbard of Brandon is the
guest of Mrs. Mary Cudworth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
VERGENNES.

Miss Genevcve Naldoon died Thurs
day morning at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maldoon,
after lingering illness of about a
year from tuberculosis, aged % years.
Thou Sh suffering from poor health for
number of years, Miss Maldoon en-
dured ii with a patience and cheer
fulness that won the admiration Of all
who came in contact with her. She
was born here December 81, 1885, and
had always lived with her parents,
She was a graduate of the Nergcnnes
high school in the class of 1902. Be-
sides her parents. she IS survived by
three brothers. Frank Maldoon of Ner-
gcnncs. John II. and Richard Maldoon
of New York city.
John T.. Byron, junior engineer attached
to the L, S. engineer field service of the
war department at Albany, y. y, ar
rived Friday to make field eXamina-
ton of Otter creek with a view Ia
determining the necessity OF dredging a
deeper channel to the lake and the cost
Of the same. Friday afternoon MI
Byron held AN informal conference with
the Norscnncs board of trade and Satur-
day he went down the creek to make
preliminary examination of the channel
conditions between the lake and head
Of navigation, Tuesday Mr. Byron's
superior officer. Major NJ. J. MDonough
will he here and meet the local board
of trade who are expected to he ready
with commercial statistics of the
naVigablc portions of Otter creek so thai
the report may be completed. The boart
of trade hope that if the creek can be
restored to its former depth ii will do
much to help restore the industrial
prosperity of town
Mrs George Kinsman died Mon
day morning at her home on Com
fort Hin from the results of paraly
tic shock several days ago, aged I,
years. Mrs. kingman was born mere
the daughter of the late Thomas Fish
and always resided in this place Sh'
Is survived by one son, Arthur il
Kngman of this city. and one daugh
ter Mrs. Charles A. Cronk Of Nortl
I'errisburG. The mission at st
Peters Church conducted by the Rev
Francis Gallagher of Saratoga. y. Y.
and the oight-day special service o
the Baptist and Methodist Episcopa
Churches under the direction of tn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
PANTON.

The Rev. q. G. Cornell was unable to
preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church
sunday. having been called to Salisbury
by the sudden death of his wife's brother.
Mrs. Louisa Convcrs" fell recently and
broke the cap over the elbow on the
right arm.-Mrs. John Otis and children
of Nergennes are spending some time
with her parents, MI and Mrs. +. +.
Grandey.-'rhe ladies Of the Home Circle
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
in the vestry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
LINCOLN.

Oscar Guyctte has sold his farm on
the Warren road to Daniel Orvis and will
make his home in Burlington. Ray Farr
was in Burlington Monday. William
Morgan took her infant child to a hos
pltal in Burlington Monday for an opera
uon.-G. w. Thayer was in Middlcbury
Tuesday.-Mrs. O. H. Smith has gone to
Westford to visit her mother. who is i'll.
Mrs l.. f.. Jaclman is able to ride out
A special town meeting will be held
Saturday to elect a selectman to take the
place of Ernest Sargent, reslgncd.-Ci
II. Purnton and son have new Empire
milking machine installed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
BRIDPORT.

The Key. {. r. Merrill of st. Johns
bury will speak here Sunday on mis-
sions.-Mrs. T. T Colburn Is seriously
ill-Miss Ruth Cook of Shoreham is the
new operator at central.-Miss Towner
is substituting for Miss Colhurn at the
central office-Miss Media Russell has
resigned her position as telephone opcr-
ator The Ladies' Aid society will hold
a social at the vestry Thursday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
GRANVILLE,

Mr. and Mrs. John Ford with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintosh of Randolph spent Sun
day at a. II. Ford S-John Eindcll died
of pneumonia April 81. Tho funeral was
held at his late home, with intermcnt
at Barre. Those from out Of town were
his son, Harry and daughter. Florence,
Of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Jenkins from,
Exeter, y. H.-Richard Osha of Randolph
spent Sunday at Charles Wilson s.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Dondell of Hancock
were at William Shirley's the first of
the Week.-Mrs.. Diana Pcarsons is gain
ing son was born to Mr., and Mrs
Edward Emerson April 70.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The funeral OF Mrs. q. W. Brewster
was largely attended at her late homo
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock The
Rev. Slas y, Perry of Pawtucket, II. L.,
offciated. The bearers were DR.. II. Il.
Small Fay Small. NJ. T., Brewster, r.
w. Brewster. c. $. Brewster nephews
and +. r. strong, n cousis OF the de
ceased. The floral offerings We're many
to attend the funeral were DR.. II. b.
and beautiful. Those from out of town
Small, Mrs. A. b. Small, Mrs. Fred Ross
and Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Rogers of
Burlington, Mrs. Addie Hanks of Es-
sex Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Derby and Mr.. and Mrs 3. NJ. Pierce
of Hinesburg, Mr. and Mrs. 7, W.
Towers and Mr. and Mrs NJ. ID. Dimick
OF Richmond, Mrs. Louise Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ferguson OF Starks-
hara MI. and Mrs. Osman Fisher and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
WESTFORD.

The Rev p. A. Smith reached in the
Congregational Church Sunday. He went
TO Groton Monday to prepare to move to
this town and will not be here to preach
next Sunday and consequently there will
be no service.-Miss Winnie Macomber
went to Boston Monday to take a train
ing course in nursing in the Boston city
hospital.--L G. Hall Is somewhat better.
lie is able to he around the house.-This
Is "clean-up'' week throughout the State
and people are requested to tidy up their
premises John +. Rice visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Sarah Beach. in Charlotte last
week. Mrs Beach has been seriously ill,
b,,t ie ronpuhat hotter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
MILTON.

Homer l.. Powell has gone to Mt
Clemens. Mich, for treatment and rest.
Mrs. Samuel Allen is confined to her
bed by ilness-A. ID. Bradford of St. AL
bans has moved to the Thomas Allen
house on North street.-The. Japan and
Miss Cameron were married Monday at
St AIMS Church by the Rev f. Paquet.
Mrs, Fred Japan OF Georgia has moved
into rooms in the WOlCott house on Main
street.-The installation of officers Of SEN
eca Lodge. No. 40, f. & A. NJ. will DE
held at the lodge rooms Thursday even
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page One).

A few Mddlebury people are known to
he making plans to set cut trees and
seedlings and shrubs on Arbor day and
the bank. public schools and public Ii
hrary will. as usual. he closed all day
Friday.-Mrs. Fred Owens, former resi-
dent who has been in town, has return
Cd to Bristol-Mrs. Charles T.. Hcssel-
grave of West Manchester. Conn. who
has been here to visit her daughter, has
returned to her home.-M. j. Cronn
will deliver poem at the Memorial day
exercises in OrWcll-Mrs. Phelps J. Cool
Than has been seriously i'll for two weeks
and does not seem to he cainins.-NIiss
Emma Wilcox, who spent the winter in
bermuda, returned and has opened her
home ,n South Main street.--Mr. and
Mrs I. X. Wilson, who have been in
town to visit old friends for a few days,
nave returned to Bris,ol.-Thc Middle
bury graded and high schools of this
village and the schools of the town will
1e closed to-day and Friday that the
teachers can attend the annual meeting
# the Addison county convention in Bris-
:ol. Pro- cssor Stafford of Rangoon,
Burma, being in this vicinity, has been
occurred to speak upon The Silken
East al the Baptist Church Wcdnes-
day evening. May T. Professor Stafford
having lived in Asia for many years,
IS a ole to speak with authority upon the
problems agitating the Far EaSt. Pro
lessor Wiley of Middlebury College has
purchased building lot on South street
and broken ground for the erection of a
new house.--A frost was reported We'd
neSday morning in some of the low Soc
tons in this vicinity.-Nlrs. r. l.. Mich
olas has returned from BrattlebOro,
where she has been visitnE,-Thc mite
box party of the elementary department
Of the Sunday school will he held in the
vestry of the Congregational church
Saturday at 300 y. IN.