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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04

Superintendent Read will hold n teach
ers' examination at the high school build
ing Thursday and Friday.-Mrs. Lewis
Beasseau. who Went to the hospital for
an operation about two weeks ago, died
Saturday evening. The remains were
brought here Sunday and the funeral
was held Tuesday. The dc 'oasrd caves
a husband and three small Children
Frank Lampson and family have moved
to Monkton, where he will have charge
of the John Dixie farm.
The following officers We're elected Tues
day: Moderator, i. G.. Nichols, school
director. W. C.. Fuller; road commissions
er, a. Lancor; selectman, c. r. Andrews;
treasurer, NJ. y. D~imick.-The queen
Esther Lodge of HehcEahs will give Il
progressive 500 party this evening, to
which the public is invitod-S. +. An
drows has returned from Canton. n. Y,
where he has been the guest of his daugh-
ter.-Mrs. Marcia Green and Mrs. r. r..
Freeman entertained the Louise NJ. Lin
lev Circle of the Kings Daughters at
the home of Mrs. Green Wednesday aft
ernoon.-Miss Lidia Bartlett of Shelburne
was recently the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Town,
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FIR NxL|N COUNTY
SW.NTON

The pupils of the third grade gave
an entertainment in the high school room
Monday cvening.-The annual village
meeting will he held Tuesday afternoons.
March .. There are seven articles in the
warning. Article 5 relates to continuing
the night Waterman service another year.
Article 6 applies as to what action, If
any, will be taken about further develop
ing the electric plant and power at High
gate Falls.-The SWanton jurors dra wn
for the March term of the Franklin
county court, which opens at s.. Adams
March 10 are Henry Abel, A.. e. Skeels,
Joseph Mcdor and IioWes Decker. Alan
Furman is in Boston.-Mrs Lou Dunn Is
in New York.-,Mrs. f.. G. Sawyer has
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital. Bur
lington, for an operatlon.-Mrs. ID. Is.
Towne, who is i'll at the home of her son,
Frank Towne is improving.-Miss Min
nerval Blake is back from Hardwick,
where she has been visiting.
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lLl}TjRC

jonr r,air sr. If South A.bor,. vas Il
visitor at y Valleys SlnAnV. NJ r.
Mott returned Monday from a acvcra
d15a' business trip to Burlington. Mr.
and M"s. V. r.. Badger were business
visitors in EsseA Junction M~onday.-My-
ron VALLEY left fot Winnipeg and the
Canadian northwest Misunderstanding
following town officers Here elected
TUESDAY Moderator. II. W. Marvin;
town clcrf. Mrs. Josie I.ew.J: treasurer.
Mrs. Josie Lewis town akctt. ward o
Morton. scl"c'mcr, ISair Buutir. " z
Flynn Waiter r. Hutchins; constable.
Albert Inpannun' listers. +. r Thrcsher.
W. y Crcllcr. u " Marvin: auditors
IHail Brown. Jdstln rearislev. Iannos
Mc';ei': fran1 lGror, Loren Wadsworth:
oycrs"7i Of poor. Il. l.. Bravton. road
commissioner c"hn Blair tvote ~ to los
fer Nance, Ttrrien). school directors
~. ~. Maryi1. ". II. Mulltn, G. y. Rey-
nolds, iitcf~c. rrs. a., no %; tax tctej,
fLt1' srec.a, arproDrlht.ons, $50 70 .ak,
advantage cf state Ala.
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WLLISTON.

The Kings Daughters Circle will meet
t their rooms in the Universalist hall
friday afternoon. The ladies are re-
'uested to come early as there is work to
e done.-On account of Mr.. CrotO's wife
icing Ill he will not move to Seymour
FaswelPs farm, as reported. Bert sham
II st. George has taken his place and has
bowed his family.-Mr. and Mrs. A. T..
Of Burlington We're in own last
geek, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
faswell.-William Goss has moved his
hmily to Shelburno.-Mr. Cushen's LITTLE
irl was quite i'll the first of this week.
he Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Minles
rams yesterdaY .-Erncst Bombard
md family are guests of his father this
eek.-Mrs. Carrie Morrell, who has
zen at home for a few DAYS, has zone
b Essex Junction.-Mr Thompson. who
as been foreman or the "Wright Broth
rs" farm, has taken the Lawrence farm
the east part of the town.-Mr. Grey
st. George has moved to the tenement
ace on the Wright farm and will be
brennan for the coming year.-Martin
herman, who has been in town six
onths, has moved with his son-in-law,
lillian Goss, to Shelburne.
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RICHFORD.

\ daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. lockwood Brown of Billings,
Mont. Mrs. Brown will be remembered
as Miss Bessie Hawley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. /. b. flawley of this place.-.A
daughter, Janette ArVilla. was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Woodwork.
At the town meeting Tuesday the fol-
owing officers were elected: Moderator.
W. Il. Locklin; clerk. II. II Rounds;
chool director for three years, :. Carl
Carpenters; lister for three years. II. H..
Thomas; lister for one year, appointed
man for three years. H.. II. COmings,
road commissions to be appointed by the
selectmen overseer of the poor, ID. w.
carpenters; collector OF taxes, L. II.
Phaneuf; trustee of public money, G..
T.. Ladd; treasurer, f. +. Greene. II. T..
Comings. W. B.. Greene; town grand
jurors, d. w. Carpenter, H.. + Rustedt
and G. w. Durkee; first constable, p. II.
phaneuf; second constable. A.. T.. Selby:
town attorney, A, h. Rowley; super
intendent Of bakersfield Poor House as
ISOLATION, n. W. Carpenter. The sum
of Sl,0p was voted for permanent road
work and SIS for the Memorial day cello
bration. The issuing of town bonds not
to exceed $4,000 was authorized for
building and furnishing a town hall and
Richford's share in the underpass to be
made at the Canadian Pacific crossing.
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ENOSBURG.

Officers as follows were elected
Tuesday: Moderator, Richard Smith;
clerk, w. w. Hutchinson; select
H.. w. Towlc; oversecr of he
Door and penthouse director, c. II.
A. j. Croft; treasurer. w. w.
Hutchinson; auditors, A. A. Aseltinc.
V. A. James, w. r. Ovitt; lister for
three years, NJ. l.. Dow; for two years
in place Of w. j. Chaffee resigned. F..
A. Cassidy; town grand juror, ]. IL.
town agent, Richard Smith: IL
brary trustee for five years, ]. NJ. JEFF
school director for three years,
G.. II. Whitcomb. The selectmen were
authorized to appoint two road COM
missioners. The sum of $50 was voted
public library; $1,000 for permanent
highways to secure State aid. S92 as
the towns share for a county agri-
adviser. The selectmen were
authorized to build Il new concrete
across the river In place of the
present covered bridge. at a cost not
exceed $4,000. The town voted on
it's part to assume the control and
management of the opera hail.. as re-
quested by the Or. Il. j. Kendall com
pany, who built it 20 years ago and
Eave a conditional deed to the town
and corporation of E%nosburg Falls at
that time. which condition they desire
to have released and the control made
absolute. e.. II Whitcomb was elected
opera house trustee under the terms
of the deed. The seleCtmen were in
structed to build all bridges of less
than 80 feet span Of reinforced con
crete and they We're instructed to pur-
chase a suitable concrete mixer. \
of 80 cents on the dollar was voted.
The sum of 5000 was appropriated for
he Improvement of the cemetery at
the Center. The license vote was:
Yes &c. no 169.
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CHARLOTTE.

Russell Williams who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for an operation on his throat, is nva
escing at his home here.-Mrs. Madison
is i'll at the home of her brother. Lewis
Sturgess.-Helenc Tobey cave a party to
several of her little friends Friday after
noon in honor of her eth birthday.-The
Ladies' Aid served a lunch at Car
penter's store for those attending the
town meeting Tuesday Oscar Nasche-
reau, who has been visiting at J. Bora,
Jr.'s. the past week, has returned to his
home in Watervlcit. y. VI. Bora, Jr..
has taken the II. c. Thorp farm for the
coming season.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. +. H.. Horsford Wednesday
~afternoon.-The recent storm took down
10 telephone poles west of the station.
At the town meeting Tuesday the
following officers We're elected; Mod
orator, J. II. Thorpe; clerk. Mrs. NJ. C.
Higbee: treasurer. G.. w. Prindle; Sc
lectman, II. II. Kingsland; school di-
rector, John Williams; lister. c. G.
Van Vliet; road commissioners. David
st. George and c. p. Foote; constable
and collector. w. V. Beach; second con-
the poor, w. l. Bradley; town grand
Jurors, G. l.. Van Vliet, c. N. Johns:
auditors. c. NJ. Byirlgton. George Ed
Eerton and +. j. Pope. The tax voted
was S175.
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BAKERSFIELD

At the town meeting Tuesday the fol-.
lowing We're elected: Moderator. II. r
brigham; town clerk, +. w. Davis; school
director, w. f. Ross; selectman, d T.
G~!ddings; listers, G.. A. Barnes. q. w.
Stone. a. c. Wells; road commissioners,
Joseph Dezotell, A. c.. r. Page; over
seer of poor. j. A. Barnes; town treas
urer, F. w. Davis; town auditors, W. NJ.
Naramore, d. Il. Cowan. w. C.. Robbie:
town grand juror, NJ. l.. Start; constable
f. A.. Start; agent, H.. +. Brigham: Gene
terry committee, II, +. Brigham; commit
tee OF Brigham Academy, d. b. Cowan;
library trustee, Fay Brigham; trustee of
public funds, II, f. Brigham. The sum
of $25 was voted for the observance of
Memorial day. The tax voted was ~
cents for the town, 65 cents for schools
and 30 cents for road purposes. An ap-
preparation was voted for the towns
share in the expense Of the employment
Of county farm agent. The license vote
was. No IT. Yea "a
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Reid of brooklyn,
N. Y, have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Reds brother. ID. ". Goodsell.-Mlss
Anna Ripley of Fair Haven is visiting
Mrs. George Lewis.
Mrs. Fred Jackson of st. Adams has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Webster.
Mrs. julius Tracy has returned from
New York, where she has been spending
the w~inter.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the Ladies' Improvement society
Will be held at the home of Mrs. C. NJ.
Russell Thursday afternoon at 80
o'clock. Mrs. George Horning. who has
been with her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Horning. for a week, has returned to
her holnc in Fultonville.-Mrs. b G.
Marsett has returned from a weeks stay
in Montpelier.-The Snow-Shoe club spent
Friday evening at the home of James
Mitchell and after a social time refresh
ments We're served. Monday evening the
club enjoyed a %sleigh-ride to Burlington.
There will be a church concert at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday night.
given by Mr.. Bissonett and a mixed
Harry Teelyea of Shelburne.
The following officers were elected Tues
day: Moderator. u. n. Tower: town
clerk, c. Nj. Russell; school director for
three years, b. G.. Marsett; school direc-
tor to fill out the unexpired term of
Daniel Hurley, John w. Noonan: lister
for three years. George \. Kinney:
selectman for three years, Thomas
Mitchell; road commissioner for one year,
John Ready; oVerseer Of poor and poor
farm director, George y. Roberts: coll
lector of taxes, G. ". Roberts; treasurer
and trustee of public money, =. II.
Mack; first constable, G. n. Roberts,;
second constable, j. r.. Mack. A tax of
SIS was voted. The license vote was:
Yes l5i, no G3.-The Rev. w. c.. Hartin
of Winooski will deliver a lecture at the
town hall on the evening of March II
beginning at eight O'Clock. The subject
of the lecture will be The Winning
Hit The proceeds will be used toward
taking the pupils of the high school to
visit the Legislature.-Miss Gertrude
Horning, who has been i'll for two weeks,
returned to her home in Fultonville.
n. y, Sunday.-D. c. Smith is i'll with
pneumonia.
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Harry Craft and H.. O. wilkins; grand
Jurors, Harry Uford and e. II Brush,
constable, first. c. G. Gillette. second
II. E. Judd; town agent, II. O. wilkins,
trustee Bellows Free academy, James
Goodall.; tree warden, c.. II. Wilson; trus-
tee Fairfax Free library, Mrs, Emma Vim
cent and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks For memo
rial day s25 was voted. a tax of sl.25
was voted. The license vote was, no i0G.
yes SO.
Miss Helen Leach has gone to Boston
on a business t~rip.-The Ladies' village
Improvement society cleared about So
from their town meeting dinner.-Mrs
Hudson is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Hobart Leach, for a few days.-The
Stebbins family of Fletcher will give an
entertainment consisting of solos, Duets,
and monologues in Bellows Free Academy
hall Thursday evening March II, for tho
benefit of the Ladies' village Improve
ment society. The money will be use
for sidewalks.
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GRAND ISLE

J. Kent of P~lattsbursh, n. Y. will
speak in the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Grand Isls aud at South Hero sun
day, March T.
Quite a number from here Went to
burlington Friday to take the civil serv-
ice ~examlnation,-J. r. Barney has re-
signed his position as station agent and
returned to his homc-Mrs. w. II.
Winch Is not as wei this Week.-Roscoe
Harris has completed his work for II. o.
Reynolds and has gone to New Hamp-
shire to join Mrs. Harris.-Mrs, Lane ar
rived In town the last of the week. Mr..
lane joins her soon. They are to carry
on her fathers farm this year.-John
Gotta has moved from Mrs, Hibbard's
Into Mrs, Emma Blows tenement house.
e. $. Hoyt has moved from Aschel
Chamberlin's to the tenement owned by
Or. Haynes The ladies' served dinner
election day, the proceeds to be for the
benent Of the Rev, Mr.. Allen, AT the
election held Tuesday tho following OFF,
GERS were elected: Moderator, A. j.
Ladd; town clerk, Lucy r. Gordon;
selectman. F, A. briggs; treasurer, G II,
branch: overseer ~ moo" \ Mar
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FLETCHER.

The following is a list of officers
elected at town meeting: Moderator,
F. L, Smith; clerk and treasurer. w. S.
Shepardson; school director, j. S.
Leach; lister, A. j. Lamb; selectman,
J. f.. Nevens, road commissioners, c. II.
Scott; overseer of the poor, u. $. Gill
lillian; auditors, j. A. Hooper. n. w.
Church. a. w. Gilli'ian; county grand
jurors, II. f.. Leach, +. l.. Smith; petit
jurors, orange Taylor, Eldon Lamb.
d. ;. Gillian, T.. T. Flanders. Willie
Wetherbee; town grand juror. n. q.
Ryan; constable, +. n. Flanders The
tax voted is 81 65. The license vote
was: No AZ, yes 90, ffth-c'ass license,
no 80, yes 14.-II. T.. Tinker purchased
the Montague farm.-Miss Annie Boo
Fan has been spending several days
with her sister in Fairfax.
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of the few surviving veterans of the
Civil War, is In poor health.-Mrs. Guy
Tobey has sold her millinery business
to Miss Carrie Everett.-At the town
meeting March .. the following were
elected: Moderator, DR.. j. G. Murphy;
clerk and treasurer. Or. j. +. Miles;
assistant clerk and treasurer, Mss Mary
Miles; school director. three years, II.
III. Page; lister for three years, II. II.
Weller; selcctman, three years, j. j.
Chapman road commissioner. one year,
j. M. Cassidy; oversecr of the poor
IL. Nj. Page: library trustee, Mrs.
Charles Hubbell. constable, q. y.
Baldwin; cemetery commissioner II. w.
Russell; grand Juror, II. II. Weller; town
agent, II. Nj. Page: auditors, c. w. Bost-
wick, =. II. Marlborough and NJ. II.
Brothers. The town tax voted was sl.l5.
The license vote was: Yes AZ, no 80; fifth
class, yes II, no "a.
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her marriage to NJ Thomas July I, 1865.
Mr.. Thomas died in 1873. She is survived
by two sons, T.. H., of Maiden. Mass.
and +. f.. of East Franklin. and one
daughter, Mrs. !. y Vincent, with whom
she lived; also two sisters. Mrs. NJ. 5.
Green and Mrs. u. L. Butler of Berkshire
The funeral was held at the home at
80 Tuesday afternoon. the Rev. John
Wriston. pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. of which she had for many
years been a member, officiating. Burial
was In Mlssisquoi ocmetory.-Charl.s
Spear, who has been assistant to Mr.
Blonine of the Standard Oil company,
has moved his family to Rutland. His
place here is being taken by James
Derry, who has been in the employ of
the Federal Packing Company.-H T.
Draper recently visited his father. Allen
Draper, in Sheldon. who has been ILL
J. Edgar Hires of Philadelphia has been
passing n few days i'm town.. W.
Dawney of Frelighsburg, que. was in
town Monday.
y meeting was held in Perley's han
Nonday morning Under the direction of
St,to Highway COMMISSIONS Brigham
for the purpose Of forming a County Jer-
Soy BREEDERS association After remtrks
by Mr.. brigham outlining the plan it
was voted to organiZe. The following Of
1cers We're elected: President. George
Bliss of Swantcn; vice-presidcnt y W.
Ames of Enosburg; Observation-Disclosures
s. c. Towle: executive committee, G.. l..
Nichols, w. G.. Fassctt. W. ]. Riley and
r. w Smith. About 30 were present AMI
20 Joined the association The Missisquui
Ministerial association met with the Rev.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs, Walter A, Benoit and daughter.
Jean, of Lowell, Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Benoit's mother, Mrs. A. II. B~owen.-The
aides of the Dorcas society will serve IL
sugar social in the church parlors FRI
day evening.-The following officers We're
elected at own meeting TUESDAY: Mod
orator, w. S. Rublee; town clerk. c, A.
Bowen; school director, three years. w
s, Rublee; lister. three years, o. n.
Leach; selectman, three years, n. p.
Laid; road commissioner, west, @. d,
Paxman, east, Phillip BENJAMIN, over.
seer Of the poor, b. II, Combs; trustee OF
public money, C.. A. Bowen: treasurer. c.
A. Bowen; auditors, c. A. Hull, J, e.
Weld. r. Fl, Pond; constable, A. c. Derby:
town agent. p. ]. Moren. The tax votel
was Sl.6O, The license vote vac yes II,
no 6~s.-Joseph Playful has had . slight
shock. his throat n left arm being
Affected.
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ENUSBURG FAILS


Inc farmers meeting held In ferley
nan ffiuay evening with IL |. lliany'
''""'S ase''' was very successiu!' mere
was a sood gathering OF men from
Hhelooh' herksh're' FRANKLIN ana Enos-
puie' WHO IiSteheu WIN interest as ME-
lilahy outlined the work purposed to
pe zone ny the iarh bureau ana farm
crs working together. AT the close or
MS talk ana at ms suggestion a farm
ers' club was organized with w. q.
+ asset as president Y, y, Irish secr"-
tary ana C. e. STANLEY NJ. l." Hubbe
/. W. I"rley, B n. croft, ID. w Am,S
and il" NJ Houston directors.-The body
OF Maud"' eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs II. > NcndaIl or AuburndaIt, Mass,
Vas brought here SATURDAY ana taken
to west berNShllc Tor burial. she was
IL years 81 '2' aud was III only about
d weeh Mr.. Kendall Is tho son q Mrs.
Emily Kendall. OF this town.--Cc!. Her
bert sawyer has returned from Boston,
where he has been spending a few Wc k.
About - high school pupils went 10
81. Adams with J. Clarence Wriston ANA
the Misses Margaret DONNA and Verne
Stockton, who had been selected as con-
testants from the school TO speak in a
prize speaking contest with Brigham
Academy and st. Adams high school I'm
the latter city Friday evening They
were also accompanied by the high school
teachers PRINCIPAL tsten and the Misses
"a rponter and Hurlburd-Mis r,o,ence
Aseltine , teacher in Johnson Academy.
is of home m a .wo weoks. vocat,on On
account ~ tho illnesa nj tho nr;rcina,
Nrs SALON, vvb,tcomb is IN AT tbe homa
of hor daughters Mrs. Iiz2,a Cnt,ing
and Miss ruth G villa ms -Mr and
Nc Coorro Roherts ~ Crarhv
Qua = g,,ests in the hama ~, NJ ,nd
Nc II II Kimh,u on w,n,o narl -
Mna E,,.aho,h Urorsytbo wan, Thnrsdav
Az G. n,hans whora sha Win s,ana somo
:. -" " $50
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Gates of Franklin, who were called to
burlington as iurymen in the United
States court, also visited Mrs. Butler
Elmer Cowles has moved from the G. c.
Bliss farm to the Mcrrihew place on
Spear street.-TI. T.. 1illey has moved to
the farm in Jericho, which he bought
last fall, and w. C.. Iivcrmorc and fam
lily of Charlotte have come to live with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Roll
lins.-Mr. Manning has moved from j. f..
Reeves farm to Colchester, where he has
bought n farm, and Foster Strong and
sons will carry on tho Ropype farm.
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Miss Irene Atkins returned to her
home in Leominster, Mass. Monday after
spending two months with her %grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Crandall.-Miss
Zoe Palmer underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Fanny Allen hospl-
|tal Saturday. Her sister, Mrs. Dana
p)eering of South Royalton, accompanied
bier to the hospital and was with her until
~Monday.-Mrs. Deering was at the home
pf her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Pal
ner, Monday.-Mrs. A. j. Crandall is
again confined to her bed. Her brother,
Or. Mex enzie. was called here from New
y ork the first of the week and also .
frained nurse to attend her.-Nliss Mae
3rewin, the primary teacher, while TAX
ng care of her horse Friday morning
after driving to school, slipped on the
&c, going under the horses feet. She re-
,eived a painful cut on the head, beside
Bpraining her ankle. Her sister, Miss
Nina Brewin, is substituting for her
Miss Dorothy Smith of West Bolton is at
+. A. BalChe's.
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GRAND ISLE COUNT
ISLE LA NOTE.

The Rev, William Austin Hill, who has
a summer home here, has accepted a
unanimous call to the pastorate of the
First Baptist Church of Medford, Mass,
after being for six years the pastor of the
Woodland lark Baptist Church of st.
Paul, MINI. The church to which Mr.
lIill goes has a membership of 500, and z
sunday school of $40 enrolment, with an
average attendance of over so. This Sun
day school received the first award from
the Northern Baptist convention recent
Is held in Boston. as being the most eff
lient and complete school IN the denom-
nation. \ new parish house costing $l2,-
5O is alreadv 700 small for the growing
school. The church Is one IF New Eng
lands fine old colonial churches, which
celebrates is 18th anuirc'slrv nest ycsr
Mr.. lin began work March ! and viii
reside al n Oakland street. Madford.
Mass. Next summer lie expects 70 spend
the month Of August at HIS summer home,
as usual
Lewis Gad5o!s il, seriously i'll with
tvohoid-preumonia. Mrs. Gilbert i,onhry
Of Burlington WAS called here by the NJ
ness Of her father, Lewis Gadoois.--
Arthur janis has moved to Burlington,
where he has a position at jarvis garage
Frank Ritter has returned from New
York. where he has been visiting
relativos.-Mrs Charlie Ia lombard is
slowly improving. She has been suffer
ing with ulcers OF the stomach.-N, w
Fisk lost a good horse last week When
the animal broke a hip, and was order
ed shot The little infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rata is very III
with the grip.-Mrs, Isaac Bolia was call
ed to her home In Schenectady. \. Y,
her husband having met with a serious
accident.-Miss Marie Jarvis went We'd
nesday to Rouses Point where she will
spend a week with DR.. and Mrs. w II.
Kclly.-Miss Kate King has returned
from Elmhurg, n. Y, where she has been
y iaitinn rnlltiYeS.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr., and Mrs. J. Edison wilder of the
State forestry farm at Sharon have been
visiting in town for a few days.-F. :.
Ranney of Pittstield spent the weekend
with his daughter, Mrs. +. w. Day, re-
turning home Monday.-Chandler RAY
mond and family are at p. Bolio's.-Mrs,
John Williamson returned Monday from
Ellenburg, n. Y.-Benjam!n Gates, secre-
tary of civil and military affairs. was il.
Monday to see Governor Gates
l.. d. Cross suffered a slight shock sun
day, but Is comfortable.-A. IL. Gates is
in Montpelier for a few days.