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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-29

Richie Mitchell OF Milwaukee II
starting his third year In the ring
In search OF tho real topnotchers.
lie claims no does not want soft
ones" even 10 pick up easy money.
lie wants TO meet tho real fighters.
figuring that In the only way he
can land the lightweight champion.
ship
Mitchell. IN his short career. has
faced the toughest birds q 20.year-
old boy was ever asked to meet.
In 10 fights the young Wlscon-
sinian has not had an adverse de-
cision from the referee.
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THIS MAN
BORROWED
FROM US

A well-known Sc
attic man borrowed
money on his home
from us.
B e c use h e
thought our loan
plan, which allows
a borrower to pay
any amount at any
time Tin multiples of
So on the principal
of his real estate
loan, was the best in
the Northwest.
We make Real
Estate Loans on i'm
proved property for
building purposes, in
sums from 5000 to
$4,000.
We make a spe-
cialty of small loans.
No Commission
Washington Savings
&Loan Association
$40 Second Ave.
Established &c Years.
Assets. s5,200.o0o. J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-29

There win be no patching mp OF
differences until Stanford IN will.
ing To eliminate freshmen from
varsity teams" said CALIFORNIA;
manager. J. A. Stroud. 10 San fran.
ciFco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-29

Players for the other five posi-
tons should be back next year.
Noble. Young. Seagrave. Cushman.
Logx. Writ and Newton should re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05
FAIRFAX.

Miss Bo7trico Marvin has returned from
visiting her sister Mrs John Town Of
Milton.-Mr ana Mrs. Dennis Domain of
Minneapolis, Mimi, Louis Domain and
Mrs Amelia Domain Watson of New
Britain, Conn, who visited friends I'm
town, have gone to Holyokc, Mass. boz
fore retrnins home.-Dr Frank b Hunt
and family Of I'ndcrhill have been visit
ing his mother Mrs Ira IIunt.-Mlss Ella
Shore has been the guest of Mrs. George
Quinlau a fow daYs.-Mrs Anna Huh
bell IS visiting her father, George McNall.
Mrs. H. \. Butler has returned from
visiting friends in Jewcho.-Mrs. Maurice
Irish ana two daughters of Westford
have been RAISING few days with her
parents, Mr. ana Mrs n. \. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs Congdou and Mrs Wilder
We're in Burlington Saturday Mrs Hes
ter Dunbar is confined to the house by
illness-pr, ana Mrs. r. : Tlagg are the
parents Of a son, born July 3l-Mrs \.
+. Southland, Mr. and Mrs. A. y South
ard and G. y. Southland We're i'm Water
vile sunday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs A. T.. Southard's brother G. c.
'roliu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05

The remains of Emery Reynolds were
brought here from Burlington Tuesday
for intermcnt beside his wife in the fam
lily lot in the village cemetery. The fu-
neral was held at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs f.. o. Mills, with whom he made
his home in Burlington. Those who were
at the interment were DR.. and Mrs H. "
Reynolds, his son of Fairfax, Mr. and
Mrs George H. Reynolds, another son of
this place and his daughter ana
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. T. O
Mills of Burlington and Mrs.
p. G. Pierpont of Savannah. Ga. Or and
Mrs. John Drew and daughters Adelaide
of RumncY. y. IT., and Mrs. - w Mann
Of New York city are spending few
weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| G. 4. Pratt at the cottage at Camp Rich
Mrs. Wesley Kimbal ana daughter,
Betty. of Wcstford spent TUESDAY with
| Mrs. George Mincklcr.-II II. Fuller at
| tended the funeral of his cousin Emery
Reynolds. in burlington Tucsdav.-Mrs.
| Charles RoWlcy and son, Charles, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. a. A. Ilcrrick returned to her home
| I'm WillishorO, ~ y, Tuesday.
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Irene Scott of Dudley, Mass, is
visiting at t. ;. Buoths.-Mss Grace
Foster, who has been visiting at Grand
Isle has returned home. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Blakey and Mir and Mrs c. Il.
MctCau of Burlington visited friends In
town SundaN.-Mrs Henry Murdoch died
Tuesday afternoon after Il weeks illness
due to a shock. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon at two O'Clock at the
hoUse.-NIrs. James O'Neil, who has been
visiting in Windsor. returned Tuesday
morning. MIR. and Mrs. c. f.. Scrbner
returned Tuesday from Sunnyside camp
after being over Sunday guests Of Ms
y w. knights.-Thc Misses Romprey.
who have been visiting Mrs. Claude
Graves, have gone to Cndcrhil Center
to spend a few days with their uncle.
Edward Romprey.-The pupils of Mrs
Nellie II. Martin will give recital Fri
day evening at eight o'clock in the c.
a. r. hall, when the following will ap-
pear: Clara Styles Maude Graves. Ada
Benedict Estelle Moulton. Emma Moul-
ton, Doris Hawley, Miss Phyllis Brown.
Mrs. r. G. Hawley. Donald Hawley.
Carleton Rogers, Mrs Martin and Miss
Cilley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05
ESSEX JUNCTION.

About 20 young ladies were entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs, L. o.
Foster at the home of Miss Alice Stanley
by Miss Stanley and Miss Helen Post.
supper was served at G30 o'clock. Fol
lowing the supper Miss Stanley announced
that an envelope containing an item Of
much interest was hidden about the room,
The item written In verse announced the
engagement of Miss Maudc NJ. French
to Scott T.. Terrll of Burlington. Con
sratuations followed.
horse valued at about $3.50 be,
longing to Daniel Mansur was struck
by a wild engine at the straight line
crossing about 80 o'clock Monday
afternoon and instantly killed, Mr.
Mansur, with his hired man. George
Gibson, driving two horses were TAX
ing home load OF railroad ties. This
crossing is down a bank and a train
approaching is not easily seen. The
engine was running without any cars
and Mr. Mansur claims at a very high
speed The hired man who was driv-
ing tried to pun the team back. but
the engine struck the horse and threw
| it to one side. The other horse was
not injured, but the wagon tongue was
broken off close to the wagon. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05
RICHMOND.

George *. taft was found dead in bed
Wednesday morning July y by
Mrs. Taft. He had retired the night be-
fore apparently in his usual health For
several years his health had been poor
because of heart disease and other trou-
blcs. The funeral was held Friday morn
ing at eleven O'Clock at the house and the
burial was in the Eldredge cemetery
in South burlington. Mr.. Taft was born
in South Burlington January II, 1888, be-
ing the youngest son of Eleazer and Elihu
CBarhara) TAFT. He Is survived by his
wife, who was Mary Bates of Williston
one daughter Mrs. Frank liolhrook OF
ESSEX Junction. and two brothers. Enos
w. Taft of Essex Junction and Elihu r.
Taft of Burlington. Mr.. Taft came to
Richmond to reside about Il years ago.
He was a highly respected citizen.
The burial of Mrs. Josephine Rhoads
Edwards of New York city, former res
ident of this place, was held in River
View cemetery Friday morning at ten
o'clock. the Rev Thomas Stratton Of
this town officiating The bearers We're
T. A. Rhoadcs, +. II. Flagg, T.. T.
Jacobs and F. W. Fay The deceased
was born in this town and was a sister
of the late G T. RhCadoS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05
JERICHO CENTER.

\ demonstration in fruit ana vegetable
canning will be given at the parish house
Saturday afternoon 10y Mss Lossc Cobb
Of the University of Vermont extension
work. Miss Cobb comes under the aus
pieces of tho Social Service club and
every woman in the community should
be present to observe the scientific meth
cd of canning The club will serve tea
chester Peasc, an old and respected
resident, died at the nome of w j.
Nichols sunday afternoon He is sur
viNod 10y his wife, three granddaughters
and several great Erandchidren.-Lc Letters
from the family Of +. II. Smith, who
started in May for the Panama-Pa cifc
exposition, going by automobile state
that they arc a present with the family
OF Elmer fowc in Recdley. Cal, whore
they are to remain for II month.-Mss
Lucy NJ Little of Shelton, Conn. is visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. s. H Barnum.-Mrs.
Sidney Thompson of Burlington. who
has been with Mrs. Hart, returned home
asst week.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Beers and two
youngest children took an ovcr-Sunday
trip in their car to Charlotte and Dandy.
visiting relatiVes.-Mauricc and Ernest
Beers left Monday for a few days in
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Bullock.--F. ).
Ransom is repairing some buildings for
Jordan Brothers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05

Tho condition OF Mrs William Green
of Fairfax, who was brought To the hos
initial Sunday night suffering From tho
fracture of her left hip, liz cUmft<tablc.
Mrs Green, who is about 81 years Cd,
was injured 10y falling as she was guns
into her home. She was brought here by
DR. reynolds of Fairfax and on arrival
Dr. Alan Davidson was summoned to
attend her.
Fred Larock, aged three years and
eight months, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
fred 1.arock Of the Sheldon road IN st.
Adams town, died Monday afternoon
at two O'Clock of diphthera. The burial
which was private, took place late In
the afternoon in Mount Calvary cemc-
terry There have been four other case 3
! of tho disease in that vicinity, the
| locality known as the Brainerd dis
trict. within the past few weeks. The
cases were in three families
Quotations on hay at present are SO
! to SIS ton, which is higher than usual,
ana the price is likely to go higher than
| that. the crop in all sections OF New
| England except northern Vermont DclnS
! unusually light. In Franklin county the
crop was from Is to - per cent. better
| than last year. according to county
! Farm Agent Guy L. Tiffany, and ON
some farms the Yield was 80 per cent
/ better some farmers reporting the
II avicst cut in years
At the regular meeting Of the city
council Monday evening the listers asked
that a vote taken to reduce their salary
from 500 to 81 a day be rcoonsid"r"d.
/ No action was taken. II was voted that
/ the matter of the erection Of signs at
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Willis Brown and two children OF
Jacksonville We're visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schillhamer's SundaN.-Miss
Florence Buxton has returned from Rut-
land. where she has been visiting.-Mr.
and Mrs, Steven Curtis returned to their
home in New Jersey sunday evening after
visiting friends and relatives in town
for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Wills
Terril of NJrrisville have been at the
home of his parents, MI and Mrs. LOOMS
Terrill.-Mrs. John Schillhammer who
has been i'll. is much better Miss
Charlotte Sinclair Of Enosburg Falls IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fiar-
mon sinclair.-Ceorge Mitisuy of Bur-
lington was an ovcr-Sunday visitor ot
Mrs. Nrtiguy at the homo of Lorenzo
Rice.-Mr. and Mrs. George smith of
Andover, Mass. and Mrs. {. T.. Larner
of Amesbury. Mass, who have been visit.
ing at the home of NJ T.. FITZGERALD,
have returned home, making the trip BY
automoblc.-Mss Helena Finn of Essex
was in town Monday at the home G f
Mr.. and Ms. Peter Flinn.-NIrs. George
Brooks Of 1ndcrhill was an over-Sunday
visitor of Miss liza Brigham Emily
Howe has sold her village place to
Elbridge Wilbur.
Mrs. L. c. Rice has purchased the
Stevens cottage at Malctts Bay and it
will he called Camp Havarest Tho
Ladies' Help society of the Baptist
Church will serve ice cream and cake
next Friday from four until eight o'clock.
MIR and Mrs w l. Prior and son
have been visitors at the homes OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Hutchinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leighton Rice.-Harry Montague is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Bert Tillston, of
Bakersfield. Mrs E. T. Scott and
daughter. Miss Irene of Dudley. Mass.
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Julia Booth.
Master Roland Paige. who has been
/ at "Justamcre' farm the past week. has
returned to st. Adams other visitors at
"Justa are Mrs. Ellen Prior and
son, Harold. of Burlington.-El Kin
| cN has returned to Pleasant. y. y.
His daughter will visit a few weeks in
St Adams before returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Monta que and son,
Amer, have returned home from Bakers
field whore they have been visiting a
! few days. Madam Elizabeth Montague
and Mrs. Carrie jackson, who have been
| at Ilurd Montagues during their absence
| in Bakersfield, have returned home.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

q. ". Prindlo. executor of tho estate
of Joshua A. Harris, has sold the Harris
homestead of twcntY-scVcn and a half
acres at East Charlotte village to Will
liam L. Harris. Mrs. Edwin Weston of
Cornwall is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Mack at the Wooster farm. Mrs.
Mary Davies. who is spending the sum-
mer at Mrs. Lucy Jackmans. has gone
to Colchester to visit friends. Mrs.
German Of Burlington is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. WhitneY.-Mr. and
Airs. Joseph Forrest of MddleburY are
visiting Mrs. FORESTS sister, Mrs Daniel
IIayos.-Miss Genovicvc King of Cohoes.
\. y, has been visiting her cousin,
Frederick Thomas, Jr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
f |. Norcross of Manchester, y. H.,
who has been the guest for a week of
Mr.. and Mrs. -. -. Hayes and Miss
Hayes. has returned hom".-Mr. and Mrs.
Webster Cove Of Bristol motored TO
Charlotte July rs and spent the day
with their sister, Mrs Electa Cove, at
+. :. Guvc's.--L NJ. Prindlo, who was
recently graduated from the University
Of Vermont, has accepted a position as
tutor in Latin and French for "A class
Of students who are passing the summer
at Ramp Kill kare at 81. Adams Bay
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II, Carpenter, Clyde
Carpenter and Merl Carpenter of Col
chester We're guests Sunday at +. w.
| Narpcnter's.-AIss Christina Noigt. who
has been camping with a large party at
Long Point. returned home Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs Burton Y. Rcers Of Jericho.
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. ", f..
Ilorsford, went to Dandy by automobile
Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs Guy
Baldwin and returned to Charlotte Sun
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MILTON.

\ quiet but pretty wedding took place
at two o'clock Wednesday July = at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank l..
Blake, when their only granddaughter
Ruby V Phelps, became the bride If
Nicodemus II. Rouse, the ceremony
teing performed by the Rev. u. II.
strong pastor of the Congregational
Church. Tho bride and groom were un-
attended and only the immediate relatives
and friends were present. The marriage
service was performed on the Voranda
beneath an arch of evergreen and ivy
vines dotted with yellow nasturtiums.
Miss ". Reryl Blake of 81. Alhans played
the Bridal Chorus from LohenGrin as
the party came on to the verandI. The
bride who was given in marriage 10y her
mother. Mrs. Julia Phelps, wore "A be-
coming gown of white silk crepe de
| chine with lace trimmings and carried
| a shower bouquet of white roses and
| sweet peas. Her only ornament was a
| pearl necklace, the gift of the groom.
/ The brides travelling suit was of Belgian
| blue serge with hat to match. Following
| the ceremony a lunch was served in the
I parlor The bride was the recipient of
/ many gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse left by
automobile for Burlington. where they
! took the train for their future home in
Schenectady. ~ Y
Miss Vera Warner Of St. Adams spent
| Sunday at the home Of n T. PHELPS
Miss Belle Roberts Of Burlington is the
guest of Miss Grace Iolmcs.-NIrs.
Charles Rowley and son of Willsboro,
y. Y, We're overs Sunday guests at the
| home Of her mother, Mrs A. A. IIerrick
Miss Frances Corma is visiting Miss
Human and Brainerd IIolcombc have re-
turned from Camp Abnaki, where they
[ have spent several WHOLESALERS Mary
| Hurson has returned to Burlington after
spending several days at the homo OF
Mrs, Gertrude Landon.-Gerald Spring Of
| Burlington visited at the home of Mrs.
! II. f. Powell Sunday.-Mss Margaret
| Ladue has returned to Burlington after
being the guest OF Miss Marie Iadue.-
! Mr. and Mrs G. A. Pratt have gone to
Camp Rich to spend a few wceks.-Mrs.
| Partridge Of Essex Junction spent the
weekend at the home of w. O. Newton.
Mrs. w. Il. Jackson has returned to
Burlington after spending few DAYS
at the home of Charles Jackson In the
west part of the town Miss Jennie
| Lyman is visiting on the island Mil
! nam L lynn bl AlbulS WIS III Town sun
| day.--Mr. and Mrs. William Landon and
Master Edward Landon spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Boydcn in West Goor-
| gla,-Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Burlng-
ton spent Sunday at the home Of her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walston have re-
turned from a visit with their son. Fred
Walston.-The Misses kathryn Bar
mum of Montreal and Marion Bar
ing their grandmother Mrs. A J. Bar
num-Mr, and Mrs F. O. Shattuck and
daughter, Mildred. of Burlington were
guests at the home of |. S. Coburn sun
day,-Miss Violet Goodsell has returned
to Fairfax after few days at Powelrs
camp-H, Ray Hall has returned to
Port Arthur. Ont. Mrs Hall and daugh-
ter will remain during the month OF
| August
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. r. i. Whitney, who fell and
broke n bone in her wrist last week,
is recovering as rapidly as possible
Lightning struck one of the chimncys
on Mrs. Sophia IIarmon's house early
Monday morning. displacing some of
the brick.-Miss Gertrude Douglas
of Burlington spent the weekend with
Miss Grace Jackman at Lakeside
Farm.
j. j. Collamer. who has served the pub
lie in the capacity of postmaster for the
past 10 years, is no longer in the office,
officially, and the new postmistross, Miss
kathrtne Neary, has begun her duties.
Mr. Collamer has been faithful and eff
cient In the discharge of his duties. Ills
friends regret his leaving the position
and will miss the kindly, genial manner
with which he has served them.--Mr and
Mrs. Charles Devor and children from
Mechanicsville, y. V, are visiting at
Charles Reed s.-Roland Fredctte has re-
turned from Brockton Mass.
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WESTFORD.

frb, homo or Mr. and NJ. t-1u.i,, T.,
cal. v,s tho scoro nf - ,or,. .,,.,.,.
,vo1dir,- o.bon tboi ,a,,,t, t,,a,.
ci,,.i, L.,.,,,,,, ,l. v.i,. 49,, ,,.. . 80
ford som of * t.ffo,d 80 t,,t,c,.
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coro,,o,,. wac narfor,,,.d t,. ,h 90.
, - t-rrord IF ro,,,o,, rii,a ai.,..i
-. a.. p,, : r. t,ro,,,,.,,, 80 ,,.,.,,,,.,,..
obio r,bo bridal co,,,lo u.oro ,,r,.,,,,,,..t
Ia, ,b. usb,rs Nossr, c,.,.. ,,,
,o,c, ,,boso IF Iro,do,, ,,, s,,,li ,i,,,r
bo,ro, N,stor Alan rb,.o az p.,,,t,.,,
Mice ,roe.io Cobb of vv,s,f,.r,1 .. maid
Of honor and poniau,ir T. ,,o,ou az
Rurlinpton as host man Tou ,iri f,io,de
Of tho b,id,. osefst.d in tho .,,.,o,,,.,.,,,o,,t
hv forming thn ribhor ,teI, fur tho ,.od-
ding nartv These vn,,,, i,dios ,.oro
Mice PHO Gala sietcr of tho h,fd, Nice
Nav Wilson If Donyilla lIies nc',, par
for of Iobuson Misc I,tbl f,ol,,,, az
Eurltrrton Niss Frances Noll. Of rtvd.
Park Misc Ee1, Rnhcrte of v.ulisto,
Niss Grace tennodv of Milton, Mice
NvrtIa Snatldinr of (, A,hops Misc
Ethel Uolr,es IF t,.sox J,,ctio, and
Miss Lena Holmes of Milton Tbo
brides dress was of white SIN, mot ovar
mossolinc with q tullo vciI courht vim
orange blossoms She carried a Shove.
bouou,t uf yhito roses Tho maid ns
honor wore embroidered yoil, over him.
mossoliro and carried , hnuuiat Of vol
low rosos Miss c.b,,l,tt. n..ood or
West Milton presided M tho niano. rem
darinp .,rra bridal C,ho,us" from, r.onen-
grin aud Nordolssul,,'s ,v.ddirp march,.
PLAYING also very softly during the core
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UNDERHlLL CENTER.

The funeral of Patrick j. Hurson Of
this place was held at 1880 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon at st. Thomas $
Church, with burial in st. Joseph S
cemetery, Burlington. The Rev. J. T.
Gills offiCiatcd Those from out of
town who attended were: Andrew j.
Reynolds of Toledo, ohio, Edward Hur-
son of Essen, Miss Alice llurson, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fugcrc, Mrs. =. H.
Coffee, and Thomas Mulheron of Bur-
lington, Mrs. James j. Madden of
BroCkton, Mass DR. and Mrs Y. II.
Coffee of Montpelier. .Ir, and Mrs.
James Brennan of Williston. The
bearers were Joseph Fugere, Thomas
Mulhoron. Edward Iurson and James
Brennan. MIR Hurson. who died carly
Friday morning, leaves a wife and a
daughter. Mrs. Andrew Reynolds of
Toledo, Ohio.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The body of George Is. Taft, former
resident of this town, who died in Rich
mond Wednesday july ~, was brought
h. the Eldrcdge cemetery for burial in
the family lot Friday afternoon.--Mr.
and Mrs. l. Il. Bromley returned from
visit with relatives in Wcstport Thurs
day. Their nephew, William Smith. and
his wife returned with them and spent a
few days herc.-Mr and Mrs. Aldrich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nantz and Miss
Mary Prior visited Mrs Caroline Yantz
I'm jericho Sunday.--Miss Ruth Foote of
charlotte was a guest Of Miss Ruth
Tivcrmorc several days last week.-NIiss
Mary Casey has sold her home to Mrs.
Lille Brown of this place.
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HUNTINGTON.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Sears Saturday morning, July 81
James and Alison Swinger have just re-
turned from business trip to Boston -
i. VI. Norton was called to Rutland Mon
day TO attend the funeral Of his cousin,
Drrin Ballou, whose death occurred from
the result Of an automobile accident
Miss Ruth Alger entertained over sun
aay Miss Pauline Leonard of IIineshurE.
w G. Sprague and family Mrs Elsana
Collins, Charles ana Miss Alma Falby and
Madeline Miller went to Lake IroquOis
Monday for weeks outing.-Mr and
Mrs +. +, O'Bricn were in Burlington
Monday Mrs s f. Kenyon entertained
the Kings Daughters Yesterday
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WILLISTON.

The Ladies Aid society has been post
poned to next week Wednesday on ac-
count of the absence of the presi-
dont-Mrs. Lucia Darling, who has
been i'll, is better.-Miss Mae
Casey has gone to Cliff Haven.
n. Y. where she has a position.-Jamos
O'Bran. ST.. is having his house painted,
the work being done by his son. Gordon,
and Barney Kcefe--Mr. and Mrs Morton
James and Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hanson
are camping for two weeks at Lake
Iroquois in I1inesburg -Mrs. Krans and
son, Marshall and Mrs Dennis Kendrew
and children spent Tuesday at queen
city Park. Mrs. Frank Forbes went to
Milton Tuesday to visit her son,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-05
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Joshua Brown and son, Wendell
are visiting at Joseph Browns in Starks-
boro.-The Rev. Silas =. Perry. Mrs.
Perry and DAUGHTERS, Beatrice and
Esther of Pawtuckct, r. l., arrived
Tuesday to spend their vacation with
friends here. They are guests at the
home of q. w Brewster for the pres
ent.-Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Hanks of Bris-
tol were guests of his brother. y. f.
Hanks, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs T. r.
Strong and son, Harry, are having an
outing at Thompson's point.-Nrs Cor
nela Gleason of Bristol is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Casandria Ellis.-Miss keefe
of Richmond visited her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence Rlodgett the first of the week
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs f. b. York is gaining from her
recent illness. Walter Minckler of Gays
vile is spending the week at ]. II.
Smith's.-Frank Gregory of Waterbury
IS visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gregory.-Mr, and Mrs Walter
BiXhv OF Barre town were visitors at \.
n Tomlinsons Sunday Mrs Henry
Bartlett is i'll and her sister. Miss
Dorothy Smith, is caring for her.-Stan-
ley Tomlinson is on an automobile trim
q Worrostnr MISS