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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
BRADY FEATURE Film
AT 0hPHEUM TUESDAY
6 As Ye Sow Five Part Drama!
by the Rev. John Snyder,
lis a Thriller.

With Alice Brady in the lead, the
World Film Corporation Is offering
the William A. Brady play, AS Ye|
Sow Tuesday at the 0rphe nm thea
ter. The biblical precept gave the
author Of the play. the Rev John
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lcontiausd On page 8. seeoad ssctIonl
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Continued On page 5, second seettonl
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RICHMOND.

Miss Dema Bostwick of Boston is the
guest Of friends in town.-H r. Phelps
c. B. Judson and George O'Bren left Sat
Philadelphia and New York.-Mrs. Ellen
Williams is visiting friends in Essex
Miss Ladue Of Randolph is guest at the
home Of her brother, F. j. L.adue.-Miss
Rose Donoway is spending a few days in
Montreal.-The freshman class of the r.
II, S. were given a reception in the high
school room Friday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Pine have returned from d
weeks automobile trip through the Adj
rondacks with her brother George Kemp
ton Of Glens Falle, y. Y,-Mrs. l. l..
Towne has been confined to the house by
illness the past week.
The l. a. o. o. II. held a card party
In their rooms In Foresters' hall, Tuesday
evening Refreshments We're served
The Aid Circle of Kings Daughters will
meet at the vestry of the Conversational
church tomorrow afternoon.-Mr, and
Mrs. j. W. Berry are spending n few
weeks with his sister, Mrs. b. +. Towers,
in Chicago.-Mrs G. II. Pine is attending
the Kings Daughters convention in
Bennington,-Miss Wessalls who has
been the guest of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin
FOR few weeks, has returned to her
home in Peekskill, y. Y.-Miss Donoway
has returned from few days stay in
Montreal.-Mr. Austin of Medford, Mass
Is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. George
Barney
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HILL WEST.

Loyde Newcity of Tampa. Fla, and his
mother. Mrs. Fred Newcity. were visit
ors at Charles Rushfords last week.
Mr., and Mrs Lawrence Rossier and lit
tie daughter, Alice. of Montgomery Cen
ter were recent visitors at the homes
of Mr.. Rosser's brother II. II. Rossier
and Mrs Rossier's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Ariel.-The cottage prayer
meeting will be held at William Daniels
tomorrow evening.-Mrs. d. II. T,
Borthwick Is spending a few days in Mon
treal.-Dorotha Messier, who is attend
ing school in bakersfield. passed Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents.--Mrs
Edmund Sylvester and son, Mitchell We're
visitors at II. NJ. Sylvester's Thursday
and Frday.-Mrs. Arthur Green is ILL.,
II. A. Domino has rented his farm to
7. Coan of Richford-Carmi Wheeler Of
Fletcher passed Saturday and Sunday
at the home Of II. NJ. Sylvester
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WESTFORD.

The monthly meeting Of the Improve
nent society was held at the town hall
Monday evening.-The october meeting
of the Ladies' Social Circle will take the
form Of a dinner at the home of Mrs. Col
Inns of Essex.--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Phelps are parents of a son.
Miss Lillian Petty will return to the
University of Vermont this week.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs Ross on the
Macomber farm Friday.-Owing to the
death of her mother, Miss Lulu Pratt. of
Jericho who has been teaching at Clover
dale, finds it impossible TO finish her term.
Her place will be taken by Miss Newton
of Milton.--The Fortnightly club will
meet with Mrs. L. G. Gale to-day
Mrs FORTS Goodrich is much improved
In health.-The Baptist Ladies' Aid will
clear about $40 from serving lunches at
the Essex fair-Mrs. Adel Steadman Of
Bristol is visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Grow.--The Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve
a dinner at the home of Mrs Harley Rog-
to-day
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two children of Waterbury are visiting
Mrs. Harris father, J. w. Beatty.
Miss Adelaid Croft was a guest of Miss
Alice Button In East Berkshire over
Sunday.-Miss Myrtle Rose went to Bur-
lington Tuesday, where she will resume
her studies in the university. Earl wal
bridge of South Franklin has also re-
turned to the Same Institutions. G..
Towle and son Donald went to Brattlc-
boro Monday, where the son will con-
tinuc for another year at the Austinc
Institutc.-Dr. and Mrs a. NJ Brown of
Gloversville, n Y, were in town Tues
day.-MIss Elizabeth kimball goes to
burlington to-day to attend the open
ing exercises of Bishop Hopkins Hail.
where she was student last year.
John Branch. Jr.. has returned from n
business trip to Iowa and other west
ern States in the interest OF the Savings
Bank-Mrs. G.. F. Sayles has returned
from n visit to her father, Mr.. Kennedy,
in Waterbury,.
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NORTH ALBURG.

A. Stenbarge OF Mooers. n. Y. was
visitor here Saturday.-fliram Nosburgh
of ITighgate Is visiting at the home of
his son, F. NJ. Vosburgh--J. =. Ladd of
Burlington was In town Saturday evening.
A miscellaneous shower was given Miss
Ina Hilleker Thursday afternoon in honor
Of her approaching marriage. at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Hislop-Mrs A. Nosburgh
Is suffering from the effects Of a severe
fall.-David Mclaughlin Of Boston, who
has been spending a week at the home
Of his sister Mrs. McCallum, returned
Friday night.-Louis Martin Of Clarence
vile. r. O., spent Sunday in tows.-H. r.
Darby is erecting new silo on his farm
Mrs. Keith Edwards. who has been Sc
riously Ill. is much improved.-O, Bankus
Of West Swanton has purchased the farm
lately owned by Mrs. Erwin and expects
to take possession soon.-B. Franklin
spent Sunday at his home in Lacolle,
p. 9.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Fred Underwood of Fairfax has pur-
chased the Tucker farm on the Fast
Highgate road of N ]. Herrick. The
consideration named was nominal
The proceeds of the concert so gener-
ously given recently by Mr. and Mrs,
Ossip Gabrlowltsch, members of St.
Adams summer colony of distinguished
musical people, are &27.53 This has
been placed in the fund. which now
amounts TO about 5000 for rebuilding
the annex to the St. Adams hospital,
which this paper some time ago an
nounced was to be undertaken. This i'm
portant work is already under way and
the hospital authorities, who expect 1t
will require at least $1,000. will under
take to raise that money by subscrip-
lions from Franklin county people. The
annex when completed, will make the
institution 5O-bed hospital
The First Congregational Church of
this city and the Congregational Church
of Georgia are considering the matter
of federation. The proposition, which
already has been voted upon favor
ably by the Georgia church, was pre-
scented to the St. Adams church Sun
day morning and the vote Will be
taken next Sunday.
The chapel of the First Congrega
tional Church will be reopened next
Sunday, rally day, with the opening
session Of the Sunday school after the
summer vacation. New hardwood floors
have been laid in the chapel, the
chapel and the women's parlors have
been redecoratcd and the parlors
newly furnished, the platform has
been moved from the center Of the
cast side Of the room to the south end
and the room newly seated
1t is now learned that Miss Dona Mead
of Alburg, who it was reported might
have eloped with the son of her mother
cmploye, had her trunk checked to Bos-
ton from this city a. few nights ago, Nc
other news of her whereabouts Is obtain,
able yet, The young woman's mother
Mrs F.. o. Mead, had been making plans
to go to Los Angeles Cal, and although
the daughter objected to going, she al
lowed her mother to arrange for two
transportations. The night before they
were to leave the daughter disappeare,
and at first the mother feared he girl hat
gone away with young man Mrs
Mead left Friday night for California
The price of ice In this city has beer
raised from 10 to 30 cents hundred. An
drew hey, proprietor of the st. Alban
Ice and Wood company, has been import
ing ice from Enosburg Falls and st
Johns =. O., for several weeks.
Many friends in Franklin county, wher
the Rev. Lewis f. Perry, now pastor o
the First Congregational Church at Iiud
son. \. H., formerly resided, will be In
terested to know that Mr.. and Mrs, PER-.
have announced the marriage engagement
of their daughter, Miss Bertha Gertrude
to Charles Freeman Snow of Newtonville
Mass.
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HINESBURG.

Miss Lura Kidder has returned from
Florida, whore she spent the past year
She is with her sister. Mrs. William
Sanctuary.-Mrs. Alice Prindle of St
Adams is the guest OF her sister, Miss
Addie Ray.-Mrs. A. l.. Walker of Bur
lington Is spending a few days with
her mother. Mrs ]. II. Allen.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cunningham and children and
Mr. and Mrs Prindle of St Adams
were guests of Miss Addie Ray the
first of last week.-Mrs.. Henry Good
rich has returned from the hospital
The Rev and Mrs, T.. f, Greenleaf OF
West Haven are visiting friends here
Mrs. a. s. Hull went to New York city
acknowledgement Dow of the University
of Vermont has been visiting his parents
Miss Lucy Belle Pierce and Miss Ruth
France returned to their studies at tbs
University Of Vernon. this week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Finney died at her home
Monday after an illness of a week. She
was 60 years old. Mrs, F'lnney is surviv-
ed by her husband, and one son, DR. +.
+. Finney of Burke, ~ Y. The funeral
was held from her late home yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

William S. Kellogg has sold his farm in
East Charlotte. consisting of 12S acres, 10
Joseph Bissonette of HinesburS and VIII
give possession October I. Mr.. and Mrs
Kellogg will move to rooms over l.. \.
Eellogg's store at Charlotte station.-l"
N. Prindle, who was graduated from the
University of Vermont in the class Of
1915, left Wednesday for Cambridge,
Mass, where he will enter Harvard Uni
versity to take POSTGRADUATE course
Miss Ina Read. who has been confined 70
her home by Illness, Is somewhat i'm
proved.-Thomas and John Hart and Mr..
and Mrs. George Hart were called TO East
6heburne Sunday by the serious illness or
their sister, Mrs. Bridget NIarD Mcken-
zie.-Mrs. Whitney of Baldwinsville,
Mass, is making an extended stay In the
home Of her son. II. NJ. Whitney.-Frank
Hazard of North Hyde Park, who has
been visiting his cousin. H. II. Claxton,
and Mrs Claxton for several days. re-
kurned home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Stearns and four children and
Mr. and Mrs. Collins and Madame Col
Inns of St. Adams came to Charlotte
Thursday by automobile and were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stearns.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

J c. Archambault has been entertain
ing his uncle. Arthur Archambault of
New York city.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hausner of Jersey City, n. j.. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Wels.-Miss
Mary Wright is passing a few days in
IIghgatc.
Miss Teresa Towne arrived in town
Monday and has rc-opened her millinery
shop.-Miss Agnes Mitchell is visiting in
st. Albans.-John Tague. aged 20 years,
n life long resident of this county and a
Civil war veteran died at his home Tues
day morning at five o'clock after n short
Illness Mr.. Tague leaves two daughters
Mrs. Harry p. Hale and Mrs. George s.
Burlcson, and one son, w. T.. Tague, all
of this place Funeral services were
held Thursday morning at tho Catholic
Church in Bakersfield Frank Hale is
home from Winooski, called here by the
death of his grandfather, John TaEue--
William j. Hurley. who has been work.
Ing In Blodretts Landing. n. H., dur
mig the summer. is at home
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GEORGIA..

On Friday evening will be the regular
Grange meeting, when the third and
fourth degrees will be worked and sup
per served-There will be a harvest sup
per at the Baptist Church Tuesday even
ing. October s. 1t Is hoped there will
be a large attendance.-Mrs.M o. Bragg
is confined to the bed by illness.-Mr.
and Mrs Howard Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas OF Hubbardton have been
spending a few days at the home of
T.. !. NyeThe Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church will serve their annual
chicken pie supper at the church vestry
on Friday evening, October S-Miss
Alberta Pattee was operated on at the
St. Adams hospital Monday morning. She
IL renOrted as comfortable.
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George Isham took the oath and received
the tenderfoot badge. Following the
ceremonies light refreshments were
served. About 80 of the parents and
friends were prescnt.-Miss Blanch War
ner. who has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Hart, the past three weeks,
returns to her home In Burlington to-
day.-Mrs. OLIVIA Talcott, who resides
in North Williston, celebrated her S5th
birthday Thursday. She received many
expressions of regard from her friends
and neighbors.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Leaf have been quite Ill the past week.
Their two daughters. Mrs. Hiram
Gregory and Mrs. Winters of South Bur-
lington, are caring for them.-Mrs. LII
lie Gregory visited friends in Shoreham
recently,
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tertained a party of ladies Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Scion Lewis
The, library had narrow escape from
burning Tuesday evening. The Wood
men were holding their regular meeting.
when an oil stove in the Kitchen eXplod-
ed. Only prompt and vigorous work on
the part of the Woodmen saved the
building the walls and woodwork of the
kitchen and downstairs hall being badly
DAMAGED. jamie and Hazel Bying-
ton entertained a party of young ladies'
for the Weekend Mrs. Rogers of Bos-
ton is visiting her uncle, w. S. Yale, for
n few days.-Miss r. NJ. Wright of Mont
pelier Is working at the library with the
members this week, cataloging the books.
Mrs. c. NJ Byington is visiting in Glens
Falls, N. Y.
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MONTGOMERY.

Next Sundays rally dayat the Methodist
Church, with n sermon in the morning on
Tho Prince of Peace" address. Boats;
evening, Hidden Faults"-'rhe Rev. A.
Thornton, Miss Upham, Mrs, Emma Rich
ardson and William Richardson motored
to West Enosburg last Saturday.
j. b. Lambert died Monday evening as
n result of an apoplectic stroke. He was
at dinner when stricken. Mr.. Lambert
was "a years of age and had been retired
from business for some time. He Is sur
vived by his wife and two daughtcrs.-Mr
and Mrs Ketrick Of Hardwick spent the
weekend at the home OF Howard Parker
who with his family have gone to Hard
wick to stay few days with Mrs. Ket-
rick
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Owing to continued Ill health. b. H.
Francis has leased his blacksmith shop
to ]. II. Clemmons Of Richford who will
take posst sion at once.-The probate
court has appointed r. w. Kingsley
administrator. with w. ]. Wright and A.
r. Gates commissioners Of the estate of
the late Albert KinFsley.-Daniel Duffy
was called to Jay Friday, owing to the
serious illness of his brother. Barney
Duffy.-Rural carrier. J. r. Raile Is TAX
ing his annual vacation. Substitute carrier
Charles Purrier Is supplying the route
Lloyd Newcity, who has been visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newcity for
some days, has returned to Tampa, Fla
b. s. Bunton has sold his household
goods and has gone to Boston.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Henry Russell and daughter, Edna.
are visiting relatives in Keene, y. H, and
Turner's Falls. Mass.-Mr and Mrs. Osman
Fisher Of Bristol We're over-Sunday guests
of her brother, F. r. Strong Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Ellis of Richmond visited
their son, Harry. the first of the week
Mrs. G.. A. Baker will entertain the
Home Circle at her home Wednesday,
October 6-Mrs. Hannah Brace, who has
been quite i'll. is better-Mrs, A. y.
Small and son returned to Burlington
Wednesday after visiting her son, Fay
Small.
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STOWE.

Ncssrs. Olzendam. Anderson and Stay
ton, who have conducted the Barnes camp
In Smugglcr's Notch this summer. have
closed the camp for the season and have
resumed their studies at the University Of
Vermont About 100 visitors to the Notch
have registered Al the camp There was
large attendance at the meeting of
Mansfield Camp, NJ. W. ~. at the Axe
ley Memorial building, when a class Of
six candidates was initiated into the or
der The nitiatory work was carried out
by the Forester team of the Morrisville
camp. y banquet was served and speeches
made by several of the visitors ana others
present.-Mrs. NJ. c. Lovejoy gave tea
party at her home Thursday afternoon in
honor of the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. Alice A. Raymoud.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Ayers left Saturday for Washington.
II. G., to attend the national enCampment
of the q. y, Il. They expect to be gone
about ten dnys-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Gale, who have passed the summer with
Mr.. Gales brother Bowman r. Gale. re-
turned last week To their home in Wash
ington, II. ca surprise party was given
Mrs. Carrie George ut her home At the
lower village in honor of her birthday
anniversary Thursday evening. About 40
friends and neighhors attended. Games
and refreshments made pleasant even
ing.
A stand of alfalfa exhibited at Miles,
Mcmahon Il Sons store was cut by
\. j. McGihbon on his farm in Stowo
hollow The crop is the third cut of tho
season and is about three feet high
Miss Daisy Magoon is employed az
clerk at Miles, Mcmahon & Sons store
MIR. and Mrs. H. {, Humphrey of Bur-
lington and guests, Mr. ana Mrs George
Y. NELL of North Adams. Mass, vert
guests at the Green Mountain Inn Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs. George Clement and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Ravln,
visited Mr., RaVlin's sister IN New Haven
last week.
\. l., Huntley of the Citizens Telephone
company's force in Morrsville, who wal
working on the lines in Stowe Tuesday,
estimates that il will take week to re-
store the lines disabled in the storm of
Sunday and Sunday night. The toll line
to Morrisvile was opened Tuesday and
the cars on the Mt Mansfield electric
railway were able to make their regular
trips. Ono hundred trees were blown down.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II, Y. Pratt are attend-
ing the G. A. II, encampment at Wash
ington. ID. C.-School opened Monday with
the following teachers: Miss Riley of
St Adams, Miss Winifred CARPENTER of
Enosburg Falls and Miss Grace Sykes
of Berkshire. Grace Wadlcigh has
returned to Toronto, Can. where she
will teach iip-reading the coming year
Alvin Combs, who has been In II. A.
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FLETCHER.

There was a reception at w. S. shepard
sons hall Friday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Shepardson. who have returned
from n wedding trip through the White
mountains.-H. l.. Maxfeld has gone to
a hospital in Burlington, where he will
undergo an operation for the removal of
cataract from his eyes-Stanley Scott Of
burlington, a former resident. Is visiting
here Tinker Is in poor health
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child's for n few days.-The funeral Of
Donald S. Fairchild was held from the
Congregational Church Saturday after
noon at 80 O'Clock. II. Clay Searles Of
ficiating. Among those from out of town
who attended were DR.. Fairchild and
Mrs. Fairchild Mrs. johnson of Des
Moines, Iowa, Judges Kelton and Post
of st. Adams Hon. n. a. Brigham Of
Bakersfield and Miss Kimball of Mont
pelier. The interment was in the South
cemetery.-fTorace Riley of Sheldon Is
visiting r. A Soulo
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Glenford Dodds, who has been laid up
with a sore foot. is able to be about on
crutches. Mrs. Clifford Tassc who has
been Ill for the past week, Is much i'm
proved Arthur Way of tnderhill visit
ed friends last week.-Capt. and Mrs
A. c. Hodgson expect to close their
camp this week
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs NJ. Dolan visited in Swanton last
week.-Mrs.. Emma Fuller and daughter,
Bertha of oxford. y. H.. are visiting at
c. II. Johnson's.-Mrs. II, w. Clark has
returned to her home after spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Luke
Fleming of Observation-Disclosures Smith has
gone to burlington to enter the L. V. NJ.
lie received a scholarship through the
Richford High SCHOOLGIRLS. NJ. II. Bill
ings of Richford Is spending a few days
with her daughter Mrs C., A. Bowen
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Keller and two
daughters of Milton are visiting his
mother. Mrs. Phoebe Keller. who is quite
il.-The Girl Guides will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mfs. II. c. Bessett-The
wind of Saturday and Sunday did con-
siderable damage to the apple crop.
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RICHFORD.

A son was born September % to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sloan of Middleboro, Ky.
Mrs. Sloan will be remembered as Miss
Sybil Goff-Mrs. II. O. Van Dyke of Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Goff.-Otis Gross
of Montpelier Is visiting relatives and
friends In this place.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Conger September %.
Mrs. w. j. Harvey and daughter. Miss
Marion, have gone to Auburndale Mass.
where Miss Harvey will enter Lasalle
Seminary
Homer IT. Westover and Mrs. Dora
Wiley Of this place were married by the
Rev. d. G.. Guest Wednesday. September
%, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rublee-Mrs. Ma
poleon Robarge was called to Mont
pelier Saturday by the death of her
sons wife. Mrs. Edward Barber-Miss
Essie Mitchell. telephone operator in
the central office OF the Northern Tele-
phone company, Is taking her vacation
and will go to Billings. Montana. where
she will visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. lockwood Brown.-The sopho-
mores entertained the freshman class
and the faculty OF the Richford high
school Friday evening in Bank hall.
Miss Eva Kendall has gone to Boston
whore she will take a course in piano
and vocal music at the Mount Ida school
MIR. and Mrs. f. r Wilcox and daugh.
ter OF Manchester n. H.. werc recon,
visitors at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Labare.---Homcr Wellman of Baker
Okla, is n guest at the home Of his
uncle, Elias Coombs.-Mrs. H. 4
bowling and children OF st. Adams arc
visiting at the home Of her mother, Mrs
7. NJ. F1anagan.-Pupils OF Mrs. Don 2
Puffer, teacher in vocal music, will Civ,
a recital in Bank hall Friday evening
October 8. to which all are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Chaffee of
Springfield. Mass, are visiting at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Colby
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Heath of Manson
ville O., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Cummins at the American House.
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FRANKLIN,

Mrs Nancy Russell of Sutton, Que,
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Murphy and son
of Hardwick were guests at j, II, Pierce
over Sunday.-A ID, Whitney and family
returned from Mortified Tuesday even
ng.-Miss Edith Gates is spending Il week
in burlington and Pittsford. The wind
and storm of Sunday did a good deal of
damage. blowing down trees In many
sugar bushes Mrs. Laura Robbie has re-
turned from Highgate Springs, where she
has been since July.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

A pleasant surprise was given Louis
]. Degraff at his home last Saturday
evening by 30 of his friends in honor
of the 18th anniversary Of his birth
day. Games. music and dancing We're
enjoyed by all until a late hour, Re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Dcgraff
was presented with a beautiful gold
watch and chain and many other useful
gifts.