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The Owosso times., 1915-03-19
NOTICE OF SALE.

NSttS6 VT SSSS'
state OF Michigan, The Circuit Court for
the County of Shiawassee. In Chancery.
The Owosso Savings Bank,
Corporation OF Owosso, Michigan
Complainant.
VS..
Joel f. Cary and Evelyn Cary,
Defendants.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
for the County OF Shiawassee In Chancery,
made and entered on the 5th day OF December,
A. ID, 1914. In the above entitled cause the
subscriber, Neil X. Walsh, q Circuit Court
Commissioner OF the County OF Shiawsssee,
shall sell at public auction or vendue TO the
highest bidder at the front door OF the Court
House ia the City OF Corunha. In said County
OF Shiawassee Uhat being the place for holding
the Circuit Court for SAID County,, on the 18th
day OF April A. ID. 1915, At ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF said day all those certain lands and
tenements, situate. and being in the Citv OF
Owosso. Michigan, and described as follows
Lots sixty.six aud sixty seven OF block seven
teen of George II. Abrey's Woodlawn Park
Addition 10 the City OF Owosso. Michigan,
according to the re corded plat thereof.
NEIL II. WALSH,
Circuit Court Commissioner
KfIPATRICK & PfERPorT,
Solicitors for Complainant.
OWcsso Michigan.
The Owosso times., 1915-03-19

ing to India. When
therefore Jonathan
wiped out a garri-
son Of Philistines,
it meant war. The
Hebrews trembled
at what might be
the results, just as
the people OF India
would tremblc ut
what the British
might do in n sim
liar case.
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HUNTINGTON.

Gladwn Spaulding and sister. Miss
Cora, accompanied Miss Grace Wolcott
as far as Burlington Saturday on her
return home to Rutland after a several
days visit with Miss Cora Spaulding.--
The Philathea class met with Miss
Ruth Alger Wednesday evening.-The
monthly meeting of the Baptist Assocla-
ton will be held at the church Saturday
aftcrnoon.-Mrs. Cora Small of Bristol
is spending a few days with Mrs. f. A.
Fulcr-The Rev, and Mrs. s. p. Perry
with their daughters. Beatrice and Esther,
are spending the week with Mrs. c. J.
and ]. II. Norton.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Bashaw and son, Donald. are visiting
friends In Randolph and Rochester-Mrs.
Mary waite and Miss Madge Pierce of
Watsfield returned home Saturday after
spending a week with Mrs A. Il. Car
pcnter-Mr. Billings from Joncsvile has
moved into Mrs. Elsana Collins's house.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The boarding house in camp Randolph
closed Monday morning, ana Mrs. Lucy
Hawkins ana Miss gtlma Bailey returned
to Morrisyllc. There was llf registra-
tons against 1i} last Ycar-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Boydeu of Randolph Center ar
rived Saturday ana win spend "A week at
their cottage in Camp Randolrh.-.N l.
Farr and family of WaitsfeId are occupy
ling the Dubois cottage on the ridge for
10 days, He is the manager OF the tele-
phone exchange at WatsHold and also
has charge of the electric LIGHTS in that
village. III. A. Eoylan city editor of tho
Montreal Star, who, with his family, has
been occupying the Bass cottage for 4
week, has returned to Montreal--Dr /. A
Russalow and family and his brother-in-
law, G. $. Grow Of New York. motoreL
e. Rutland, where Nh Grow took the
train for home sunday ana the rest of
the party continued ON to Randolph. The
local baseball team, the lroquois Braves,
trimmed the berkshire boys - to / sat
urday afternoon.-fveryc cottage In Platts
Camp was rented last week and parties
We're accommodated i'm Camp Randolph,
where there are several cottages now va
cant The Ladies' Aid of the Union
Church cleared nearly So from their fair
ana sale Frday.-Mr and Mrs George
Drew ana son, Frazer. Of Randolph have
been guests the past week of Mrs L. T.
ThaNer. Mr. and Mrs l.. ID Wheeler and
daughters, Misses Lucille and Marj1rv
ana Mr.. and Mrs Allen H. Brtton and
daughters, Mary ana Margary of Cam
bridge and Miss sheldon of Boston were
also guests at Rockledcc Sunday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs John Ellis OF Boston Is guest a.
the home of r. A. Norton this week.
r. W. Gorton is visiting friends in NAL
let's Bay and Georgia this weck.-Misa
Margaret Tedford Of Richmond was a
guest of Miss Ruth Andrews the first of
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. w L. Ring and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira King and children are
visiting in Morrsville.-Mrs Ella Brew
ster and granddaughter, Florence Brew
ster. are in Randolph this week.-Fred
Gardner is building the wall for G. w.
Brcwster's house.-Miss Doris Miles was
an over-Sunday guest of I. w. Johnson $
family at Thompson's Point.-Holmes
Mobbs of Moretown is visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Baker.-Miss
liza Russell went to Waterbury Sunday
The young people will present the drama,
THE Daughter of the Desert" Saturday
evening for the benefit Of the B. =. class.
School will commence next Monday.
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SHELBURNE.

About six o'clock Sunday evening an
automobile driven by Harry Way of Bur
lington met with what might have been
n serious accident in front of Tracy Il
Naeck's store. when the front axle
broke. The car was stopped without loss
of life. probably owing to the slow rate
of speed at which they were going
Prof. and Mrs Cecil Egg will give a
corn roast Saturday evening At their
cottage on Rowloy's beach, to which the
young people of tho village are invited. -
Mrs j. Marsett is visiting in Ferris
burg Earl A Braman IS spending a
few days In Fair Haven.--R l.. Sanders,
who is moving his house to a now site
recently purchased by him of Henry
Harrington is much delayed in the work
by the recent severe rain storms which
flood the cellar.-N1r. and Mrs. Alfred
Martin have moved into the Mcneil
house. Mr.. Martin has been engaged as
principal If the high school for the COM
ing year-Mrs John Harvey and daugh-
ter of Ticonderoga. ~ Y. are guests of
Mrs. \. n. Peria.-Mrs. Harriet Gilman
has returned from a months visit with
friends in Granville. y. Y.
Roy +. Meader of Carp, MINI. and
Grace y. Pollard of Bristol were married
by the Rov. W. 3. Goodman at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage at five
o'clock Saturday afternoon
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Henry Bowlcy of Shchurne was in
town Tucsday.-Thc net proceeds OF the
Ladies Aid fair wcro SS3.-The annual
Sunday school picnic of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held at Lucille
Manor's Tue ldy.-Mis' Mamie BARLEY has
returned to NcrEcuuos after spending
three weeks vacation at home.-Mss
GLADYS Ii.l has returned home after
spending some time in California ani
other western States.-Peter Michaud OF
BURLINGTON spent sunday AZ Miss ID,
Blondin Mrs. Amos Savage of Man.
chester y. H., is tive guest Of Mrs Joh,
Montgomery for few davs-Nir and
Mrs Daniel Jarvis returned Monday from
Burlmgtou, where they have been SPEND
ing few DAYS among relatives. Mis-
Mary Montgomery is slowly recoverlns
from a serious case of ivy poisoning
Fred King who was operated upon for
appendicitis is much improved.-MiSs
Miranda La lombard who was operated
upon in Burlington for appendicitis. 1.
expected to return home to-day.
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Henry Hilllngs.-Mrs Thomas Taylor of
Allston, Mass, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fay Hopkins Miss Pearl
Bliss is visiting her sister, Miss Goldie
Bliss, In Rutland, who has recently com
plet course in the Rutlands Bushes
college-Nelsun T.. Smith of Auburndale,
Mass. is visiting relatives In this place.
Miss Eta Stanhope has returned
home from a few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Ridgewood ~ j.. and friends
in Beverly, Mass.--Mr and Mrs. BcthueI
Chaffee OF West Derby are visiting at
the home of Mrs. a. j. Elliot-Mrs.
Laura T.. Hammond and daughter, Miss
Maude Hammond. have returned home
from n visit with relatives in Nevada,
IOwa.-Miss Lucille Aiken was injured
Saturday afternoon when thrown on the
sidewalk on Main street in front Of the
H. e. Comings store when "a horse be
came frightened at an automobile The
horse stepped on Miss Aiken's right
arm, cutting deep cash below tho
elbow. so that several stitches had to
be taken.
Mrs. II. G. Comings has gone to Beth
lchem, \. H., for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. William Archambault is visiting
1tlHllNtS anu I1ltnilS III i an III W -
Ella Wiley of Watervillo and Mrs. Ship
man Of Lynn. Mass, have been visiting
at the home of their brother w. e.
Lockln.-Mrs W. H. Manning Of Swan
ton Is visiting at tho home Of her
daughter. Mrs. f. NJ. Barnes.
Mrs Eva Bedell, Mrs ". H. OrGWa
and George OrdWay, Of Chicopeo, Mass.
are guests N the home of MIS-. J. T.
Calkns Miss Elizabeth Rustedt who
has been attending Columbia University
y. Y. for a few weeks, has returned to
her home in this place-Mrs. John Moars
who has been at the home Of her dauEh-
ter, Mrs, f. b. Read. for a few months
has gone to West Newton. Mass.-Mr
and Mrs. Bcthuol Chaffc" Of West Dor
by. who have been visiting In this place
have gone to Burlington ana Fairfax t.
visit relatives before returning to their
home.-Mrs. H. O. loyal and Mrs. Theo-
dore St German of Newport are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur
] Nor 10
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JERICHO.

Sunday, August %, at the CongreEa-
tional Church at two o'clock the Stevens
memorial tablet will be unveiled. A.
special sermon will be given by the
former pastor, the Rev Mr. Barnard -
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ham and son, Fred, of
Willston and Mr.. and Mrs. Bubble of
New York We're visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schillhammer Sun
day.-Mrs. Evcline Within, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. w.
Paige, in St. Adams the past few weeks,
returned home Friday evening-Mrs.
Helen Whitney and daughter, Barbara,
are spending two weeks with relatives
in Franklin and Bakersfield Ralph Bux-
ton and Miss Pansy Buzzell We're visitors
in Colchester Sunday.-The ice cream
supper and entertainment given by local
talent for the benefit of the Village I'M
provcment society Friday evening was
well attended and s41 was realized. -
Vernon Buxton of Elizabeth, y. j., who
has been visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Wilson curtis, has returned
home-Miss Doris Smith left last Friday
evening for six weeks visit with rela-
tives in Ohio.-Mrs. Walter Wardlaw
and daughter. who have been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vert Brig
ham, have returned to their home in st.
Adams Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hanley of
Somerville, Mass. are visiting friends
and relatives in town.-Miss Mary King
Of Philadelphia is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adrian.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Krewet, who have been
at the home OF Lorenzo Rice for five
weeks. returned to their home at White
Plains. y. Y. Monday.-Mrs. Peter Finn
was n Sunday visitor at Willie Films.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Rev. S r. Perry and family have
returned to Huntington for the remainder
of their vacation after spending a week
at =. l., stevens. Mr. Perry will preach
at Richmond again Sunday.-Twin girls
We're born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Alser
August 22.--Bernard Towers of Chicago
is spending a short vacation in town.
Mrs, BENJAMIN Douglass has returned
to her duties in the telephone exchange
after three weeks absence.-Mr and
Mrs. A. f. Crandall have broken camp
at Lake Iroquois.-Mr and Mrs. George
Smith Of Essex Junction and Mrs, Wal
ter Webster and two sons of Shclburre
spent Tuesday at T. l.. Stevens Mr.
and Mrs Thayer of Brockton. Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Thayer's sister Mrs
Chessmore Miss Levlna Miller Is Wis
iting in Warren, Her niece, who has
been spending the summer here. accom-
panied her.-The Lend-a- Hand society
and Sunday school will have a picnic
at Balches' grove September MIR
Sabins' family have been entertaining
friends from New Hampshire.
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weeks stay with their daughter. Mrs
Frank Piche, In Quebec.-Twin daughters
We're born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
ton AlEer-Daniel Berry of Fitchburg
Mass is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry
The sunday school from the Congreua.
tional church had a picnic at Lake Iro-
quos Wednesday.-M William Har-
rington and children of New York city
are guests of Miss Maytie Gleason.-
The new residence Of Mr. and Mrs II
w. Shcpardson Is completed and they
intend to occupy the same the first of
next week.-The Misses Mary and Susan
Purton who have been visiting at the
homo Of their uncle. M. Purtel, the past
month have returned to their home in
BROOKLYN. y. Y.--The Misses Corners and
Hopkins Of Boston are guests at the
home of NJ. j. Gleason.
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RICHMOND.

The Rev. and Mrs. Slas Perry and
children of PaWtuckot, r. l.. are visit
ing friends in toWn.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Bishop are parents of a son. born
Monday. Miss Rogcne Shank is spend
ing Il two weeks vacation with rela-
tives in Noyan, =. Q.-Mr and Mrs.
T.. l.. Freeman have returned from n
two weeks stay in New Bedford, Mass.
as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood
worth, former residents of this town
\ card party will be given at l. o. o. +.
hall Friday ovening.-Miss Eta Rhoads
has returned from few days STAY in
Barre and vicinity.--Verne Green has re-
turned to Burlington after week S
vacation spent with his mother. Mrs
Marcia Grecn.-Mrs. r II. Shepardson
and Mrs. ". c. Fuller have returned
from an automobile trip through the
White Mountains Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Waite are enjoying a two
weeks vacation. While away they will
spend some time in Montreal. The Rev
Silas i. Perry conducted the services
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday
during the absence Of the pastor. the
Rev. Charles Northumberland Towers
of Chicago is spending a two weeks
vacation with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
!, l.. ToWers.-Mr and Mrs f. G.
Nichols, Mrs. Ellen Williams and F. w
Fay have returned from n two weeks
stay with Mrs, Jennie Fay at her home
In Mflton-The Misses Ina and Ada
Hodges gave miscellaneous shower to
Miss Tia Kenyon in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage to William Riggs
Refreshments We're served.-Mrs George
" Iowne Of Burlington is the guest Of
her parents. Mr., and Mrs j. ~ Richard
soh-Mfs Roberts and daughter OF Bur
linston. who have been guests of Miss
Rose ponaWay at the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs W. w, Miller the past few days.
mas returned to her home Miss Dohoney
OF barre IL visiting her brother at the
nome or Mrs. Mary Frceman-Mr and
mrs John Cunningham. who have been
guests or her father. VI. Murphy, the
past month, returned Saturday to their
home in Dorchester
Mrs. Howard Richardson and daugh-
ter who have been the guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. j, W. Richardson the past
month have returned to their home in
Springdale, Me.-Superintendent and Mrs.
A. r. Read are visiting friends in Hines
burg Mr. and Mrs F.. J. Ladue are
away on three weeks vacation.-Miss
grace bessett Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
PERKINS, in Montpelier George "
ioWhe and children have been guests
or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
f1chardson.-Mrs. Brown and children
OF New YORK city are visiting her par
ents' Mr. and Mrs, John Harrington
Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Terrien have
returned from weeks stay at Lake
lroquois.-Miss Edith Bashaw is enjoy
ing weeks vacation from her duties
at the postoffice She will spend several
days In Burlington-Mr and Mrs. S.
Green laft Thnradav ynarnina for a
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WESTFORD.

The Rev Charles Petty has been visit
ing his brother T. y. Petty. NJ. p.-Mr.
and Mrs Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. David
son of Groton We're the guests of the
Rev. and MIS- =. a. Smith over Sunday.
Miss I.cssie cobb was at home over
Sunday. There will be "A mite box OPEN
ing in the congregational church Friday
evening. September 8. The Rev. Mr..
Cfford, a missionary from China. will BE
present.-The Misses Ockerhlad are Ia
be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. y.
Smith.-Mrs Marietta lockwood has had
a serious fail which injured her shoulder.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. George iiuntley Of Fairfax on We'd
nesdaN.
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and George Rouse OF fIchford The fu-
neral of j. T.. Lumbra was held Monday
afternoon. The Roy stead Thornton
was the officiating Clergyman, assisted
by the I|cv W. q. Mansfield. Thcte
was largo attondnncc.-Mrs W H.
Moffat has been visiting friends ct St
Alhans-Miss Alice Clamp has gone TO
Bolton Springs, Quc.-Allon German has
returned to Northfeld.-Avroy Bcnoitt
and llazol Lumbra were married by the
Rev e. J. Peterson Monday morning
~ tho Methodist Epacoual Church Sun
day morning "Thc Advantage Il Disad-
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FAIRFIELD.

WITS h' Il. Walker OF New York and
MS - r. Armitage of jamestown, y. Y,
inc guests Of Mrs Harry Soule.-The
'''' society gave a whist party at the
,"'o oil Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ryan,
"'nuaF evening. Music was also one of
NV features Of the evening Ice cream
''' YAK" was suld.-br. and Mrs Frank
'"''anu Of White River junction have
'" visiting friends hcrc.-Hclen Wal
'" Us visiting in Fletcher John and Pat
"'N wallace Of this place started We'd
Tor the Canadian Northwest.
""''r they expect to find employment
i,' 'n" coming fall.-The baseball game
""'S'ay between Sheldon \. c. and
."'Id independents resulted I'm Il score
w. 80 'o u IN favor of Fairfield. Thomas
'''' ''nEtpn Is quite i'll with acute indi-
-'S. ''"'~br L. j. Kingsley and family
'' '''' hester, Mass, have been spending
StN'' 10. days in town. returning homo
NurltV
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RICHFORD.

FRANK II, Wildung of Volgate, ONO Is
at present visiting at the home II Mr. and
Mrs, Noel FreChette and friends, after
having made an extended tour of the
United states and the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. Wildung expects to make Richford
ms iuture home.-Gilbert e. Doyle OF
hyhdonville Is visiting at the home OF
MIS- George Farmer of South Main
street MIS- Wilfred Manchce of NewarH'
~ d" If guest at the homo or her
uncle col l." c. Leavcns Mrs Herbert
salisbury of Waltham, Mass, and Her
pert shepherd of Concord. Mass, are Wis
i'" al INA hanna of th-.- "isiara Mrs
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WILLISTON.

There was "A basket picnic at Lake
Iroquois yesterday of the Richmond and
WillistOn Sunday schools. Ernest Bonn
bard is moving into w. II. Metcalf's
tenement house.-Mrs. Stearns and
daughter Ruth of Burlington We're the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. A +, Page,
last week Mrs. Hurbert, and daughter
and grandchild from Worcester Mass.
are guests Of Miss Jennie Burnett,-NIss
Mary Lamson and her sister, Eleanor.
have returned from IA few days visit in
Shelburne.-M Sanford Warren and sis
ter. Mrs. Talcott are going to Pittsneld
for a Weekend visit Thursday and
Mrs. Homer Prior and son. Rolla, visit
ed in Richmond, Tuesday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward steele of Island
Pond are visiting their uncle, Chester
Steele--Little Blanche Parker of West
Milton is passing some time with her
grandmother Mrs. w. J. Parker.-Mr.
and Mrs Rolla Jackson and daughter
returned to Cambridge Sunday after a
few days at the home of w. w. AL
drich.-The condition of Mrs. u. II. But
Ter, who has been in poor health for
several weeks, is steadily improving
Mrs. Myra Kimball of Monkton, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Lucy
Rollins, has gone to Jericho and Under
hill to visit relatives thcre.-Wiliam
Parker and Ellis TruaX are camping at
Highgate Springs.-Mrs George Kinney
is i'll at the home of her mother in Bur-
inCtOn
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Lillian Adams of Wostiiold, Miss
Grace Thompson of Colchester. Mildred
Evarts of St. Adams and Dewey Nc
Nall of Champlain spent the weekend
at r. f. Bullock's.-Leon Lester has
finished work for Alfred Clay and re-
turned to his home Edwin Wright has
taken his place.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hunter and children of Westford have
been guests of Walter Robertson for a
day.-Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds Is more
comforta Bile Pearl Gabaree is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
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FRANKLIN.

H. f. Gates. n II. Whitney and Peter
McDermott have purchased automobiles.
John Austin, who has been a guest of
the Rev and Mrs. Day for n month,
started Tuesday for his home in Spring
field, Mass. He will visit relatives in
Essex Junction, Piitsfield and SaNtons
River on his return trip,-Miss Edith
Gates has been spending a few days i'm
lichford, the guest of Mrs. John La
hare.-Mrs. l.. r. Gates is Ill with heart
trouhle.-The condition of Mrs Mary
IIurlbut does not improve
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Leila Chambers OF Burlington has
been spending a few days with Miss
Daisy Kenyon, returning home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter are visit
ing relatives in Starksboro,-E A. Fuller
r. F. D. carrier, will begin his vacation
to-day and with Mrs Fuller and SON
Ira, will go to Fair Haven, Substitute
j, S. Sweet will deliver the mail during
his absence.-Mr, and Mrs. G, NJ. Norton
and T. w. Johnson and family returned
from Thompson's Point Sunday after a
few DAYS In camp.
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MONTGOMERY

The Ladies' Aid held an ice cream So
cial yesterday at Mrs Jessie Bombard's.
A concert was given in the village hall
Friday evening the artists being
Messrs S, Parker and Robert Parker,
Miss Dorothy Parker of Montgomery
Mrs, fIarmount of Chicago and Harold
Domino Of Orleans, Miss Bessie Bell OF
L.ansiaur@ HALLS. also MessrS William
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26
WEST MILTON.

Miss Mildred Blake has been spending
several days in st Alhans.-fred SWeeh-
cy has moved his family to Ninooski'-
Mrs. Eleanor Osgood remains about the
same-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ladue ana
little daughter of St Adams spent sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Ilenry Mayville.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Aver and daughter.
Katherine, We're in Swanton last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Aver s
aunt, Miss Lucy ]. Huhhard.-Miss Mag
gle Berry of Burlington has been pass
ing a week with Mrs. Rollin Forbes. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Welinger had
a reception at their home Friday even
ing for Mr., and Mrs. Walter Osborne,
who have just returned from their we'd
ding trip.-Mrs. W. u. Grey of Wiliston
was a visitor In town SundaY.-Miss
Nora Hinsdale returned home Saturday
after a visit Of two weeks in Essex
Master Chester North fell from tree
Sunday evening, breaking his arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26
lAMQILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

The pavilion at the Palisades park. HI.
gift of T. u. Pike to the town of stowe
several years ago, was the scene of tn,
annual picnic under the auspices of the
stowe old Home Week association fol
the 18th consecutive year At noon Thurs.
day. \ large number were present and p
hountiful dinner was served The presi.
dent of the association called the gather.
ing to order after dinner and the minute,
of last years exercises We're read by the
secretary The following officers we're re.
elected; President, L. L. Harris vice.
president, Mrs. Mary A. Jenncy; secre.
tary, Mrs, Joanna Mcmahon Luce; treas.
urer, L. u. Pike. Mrs Luce resigned the
office of secretary and Mrs Lola Billing.
Douglass was elected in her stead. Presi,
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WEST BOLTON.

Fred Streeter went last Saturday to
Worcester. Mass.-Mrs. G. w. Streeter
and Mrs. Robert Streeter were in Rich
moad Sunday.-Mrs Ellen Phillips was
guest of her brother Willard Streeter of
Jericho Center Sunday,-Mr, and Mrs
Tatro of Underhill visited Mrs Tatros
brother @. II, Gile, ever Sunday.-Both
the Dime and Willing Workers societies
will meet with Mrs f. w. Wilson Sep