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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-19
ADDISON.

Rally Sunday was observed at the local
church Sunday There was n large at
tendance and the church was prcttily
trimmed for the occasion.--Thc annual
chicken-pie supper is to be held at the
church Friday evening. october 21.-Miss
Helen Ellis was a Weekend guest at
Bert Crane s.-Manley Marshall of White
hall, n. Y. was at his parents Sunday
Mrs. r. N. Warner attended the d. a. X.
meeting at Montpelier last weeks. Il.
Smith. r. y. Warner, John. Elmer and
others have gone to Springfield. Mass,
IN the national dairy show.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ara jackson were Sunday guests
at Harry. Cross Paul Warner is quite
ill.-clmcr Spencer has gone to Ithaca,
n. Y. and entered Cornell for an agriCul-
tural coursc.-Stclla Cross was at home
from Bristol over the wcclt-cnd.-Mr. and
Mrs. b. f.. Bristol and children of Bur
lington are spending couple of weeks
hcre-A telegram was received Monday
by William NOonan announcing the death
of his brother. George Noonan. by drown
ing Sunday at his home near st. Louis
Two others were drowned, but no partic-
ulars of the accident have been received
George Noonan was an Addison boy ant
only left here a few years ago.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs Preston Carly ana dauSh
ter of South Royalton visited at l.. q.
Ferglison's reeentX. Mr. and Mrs. NJ j.
FoWlor aud Miss Edith Fowler rotura"
home With. thcm.--J. y. Gutter attended
the funeral Of John Smith in huntington
sunday Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Thorn were
given a surprise party Saturday eveing -
Mr. and Mrs. f. Smith are visiting In Plain
field.-MiGs Hilda Chamberlain of Bristol
spent the Weekend with her mother, Mrs
Chamberlain and Mrs Is. II. wy
man, Mr.. and Mrs, y. j.. clifford. Mr.
and Mrs. George clifford and Harold ,Jltf-
ford are attending the fair in Springfe. d.
Mass, this week.-AIr. and Mrs. AlriOn
Norton and daughter. Grace, of Brist i
visited relatives here the last of the week.
The Dorcas society held a chicken pie
supper and parcel post sale Friday niE".
in their dining room.-Mrs. f.. Il. Newton
and son, Clifford, have returned fror,
Burlington and are at w. y. Htlls TINS
Week.-Thomas' Conway and family are
moving to Whilst on, where he will work
on the clark. farm. He has let his f,tln
to Thomas Rounds.-Nr. and Mrs. + ed
Thorn are spending the week with rcia
tives in LinCon.-Thc Christian Cuit:r,
club will meet Thursdav, the 26th, WITH
Mrs. G r.. 1.athrOp.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. G, \. Hunt and Mr. and
Mrs. c. j. Bottom, who went to Essex
Junction Sunday met with an accident,
when their car colldcd with an electric
light pole. Mr.. Hunt, who was thrown
through the windshield was cut about
the face. The rest of the occupants
escaped with shaking up.-Mr and Mrs
Barnotte of California were guests Of
Mrs. Nina Ward Tuesday Mary
Sneden is a guest Of her niece, Mrs.
James Wilson.-Mrs. burlington and Mrs.
Wicker of Middlebury attended church
here Sunday.-Miss Pauline Smith and
Russell Smith of Addison were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Roscoe
William Bennett was called to Worcester,
Mass, Sunday by the illness of his sister.
Mrs. Charles Squire and daughter Lou
of Chester spent the Weekend with
friends in toWn.--Word has been received
of the Illness with infantile paralysis of
the two young children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Chaffee at their home in Kingston,
! n, Y.-Mrs. Sue Daniels is at home from
! Burlington, where she was n guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown.
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WILLISTON.

Fire was discovered by the guests at
Bernie Warrens Tuesday, oct 10 in The
house and harm of their neig' bors, Mr.
and Mrs. Black, just northwest of them
Nearly all the guests rushed for the fire
but nothing could save the buildings, as
both house and barn were burning at
the same time, Nothing of any account
was saved. The fire was started in the
basement of the house and there is nc
doubt that the fire was set The family
was at tho house of Mr., Warren at the
timo.
The Woman's Foreign and Home Mis-
sonary society met with Mrs. w. Nj
Barber Tuesday afternoon.-Dr. A. l.
Bingham and party left for Springfield
Mass, Monday by auto,-Mss Mary Muir
ply and Miss Mae Casey spent Saturday
and Sunday at Miss Murphy's home IN
Charlottc.--Harris II. Metcalf. L, V. NJ.
II, with other agricultural students at
tended the national dairy show at Spring
field, Mass, this week.-Mrs., j, w, Whit,
and c, ii. Stcarns of Wakefield, Mass,
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. George Williams will re-
ceive their friends Tuesday, october "a,
their 50th wedding anniversary. from two
to four o'clock and from eight to ten III
the EVENING" business meeting of the
Whist club was held Tuesday, October 10
at the home of II. =, Robinson. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected: President,
Mrs. ole Bull; secretary, r. T. Robinson:
treasurer, G. s Martin,-The Rev. f. \.
Iagadorn returned home Saturday from
Salem, n. Y, where he attended a
preachers meeting, Mrs. liagadorn and
daughter visited her parents In Granville,
n. Y.--The Ladies' Aid society win hold
their chicken-?e supper at the Methodist
Church Thursday evening. Eugene Burn
ham and family have moved to Brandon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Wilson have moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Durham
A heavily loaded auto truck en- route
for the northern part of the state Fri
day met with an accident in what Is
called the Miller bridge on the nah
road, the rear wheels breaking through
The driver and companion escaped with
out injury and after several hours worl
were able to continue the journey late
SATURDAY. Considerable DAMAGE was done
to the bridge.
Mrs Lydia A. Phelps. widow of Slepher
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HAPPE N|NGs N VERMONT
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ciable in the church parlors Wednesday
evening b. G. Peck Of ua
East Middlebury posto1ce is confined to
the house by illness.-The funeral OF
Homer W. Dewey was held at two O cloc :
Wednesday afternoon at his late homo u
the east patt CT the town, The RGv. John
Evans Bold, rector Of St Stephen s
Church, oif1ciatcd. There was q large at
tendance and many flowers. The buria,
was in tho family lot in Prospect GENE
tory at East Middlobury. Miss Katherine
McCue, who has been spending several
months here with hor invalid mother, Mrs,
George McCuc, returned Wednesday -
Huverhill. Mass. whore she has been fJl
several years.--Mrs. Charles Earle, who
has been taking a rest cure in Burlns'
TON for several weeks. has gone to the
Linden retreat IN Brattleboro for fnrtho-
treatment ard Is now thought to he wei
on tho why FOR complete recovery IS
Doris Maokelsey lsis returned from Wosi
Rutland where she has been for seyerd
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
kelsey Edward II. Bruya, station mas
ter at Beldens. has returned after spend
Ing two weeks In Albany. n. y, and II
cinity.--Joseph s. Clark will go to-day e
Burlington for several weeks with hi
stepdaughter, Mrs. It. Lawrence.-Arthu
Dodge, former resident. and son o
H. y. Dodge. who for number of year
was prominent merchant IN town, wa
here the first of the week visiting friends
He left here about 80 years ago.-Centur'
club held n well attended meeting witt
M.s W. s. Huntley at her home'--Georg
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs Samuel Wright of Yonkers, y. Y,
who will be remembered as Miss Louise
Weston, and her two children we're in
town Thurudn y.--The Rev. II. c. Banks
has gone to salem, n Y, to attend the
Preachers Institute, Burlington district.
From there he expects to attend the
State Sunday school convention at Brat
tlcboro. The pulpit Sunday was filled by
n deputation team from the University
Of Vermont.
The funeral services for Miss Mary &.
Smith were held from the residence If
Walter Webster, her late home on Sa -
urdav afternoon at three o'clock, the Pev.
C.. V, Grismer of Burlington officiating. in
the absence of the pastor, the Rev. II. @.
Banks The bearers We're pr II. A. Bar.
ker Of Burlington George Smith of. Essc,,
Junction. Walter Webster and Leon
Hines of Shelburnc.-Th ladies' of Trims =
parish will have Il Chicken-p pie supper and
rummage sale at tho parish house on Hat
loween eve.--Mrs. George Barrett Of
/ Plattsburgh, n. Y, Mrs. Minnie Barker of
Burlington and Miss Annie Barker Of
Washington, d. c., were i'm town Saturd' y
TO attend the funeral of Miss Mary Smith
r. T. Rowley of New Haven was in tom
last week to visit his father, u. $. Rowlev
whose condition is slightly improved o.
Mrs Florence Bsamau. who spent tnc
week end with her scn. Earl Braman. ha:
returned to Westport, accompanied by hel
+ son, making the trip by automobile. or
Friday evening of last week, Mrs Charle;
Reuss of Burlington gave misCellanc IT.
shower to Miss Elizabeth Thorpe of thi'
place in honor of her approaching mar
riagc to John G. Noss of Bridport mum
Der of Burlington friends and some from
Shelburne were present She receive
many presents of linen, china, and ri"
lures Refreshments were served.
There will be a card party and suppe
at St. GATHERINGS hall Thursday evening
There was a meeting of Shclburn
Grange, No. 39a, last cyeung.-The men
adult Bible class Of the Methodist Churc
will have sociablo at the home of II. w
Tracy LIST, Friday night. The proceed
are for the current expenses of tn
church Supper will be served from seve
o'clock on.-Mrs. Fletcher Andrews q
Burlington was a guest Of Mrs. Il. r
Nash Tuesday.
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MILTON.

Alice ftugg died Saturday. morning after
several weeks illness With cancer OF the
stomach. The funeral was held at the
house Monday at 2:o1 D. m.-Albh Boothe
is visiting his brothers in Manchester.
y. Fl.
The Busy Bees Of the Congregational
Sunday school will give an entertainment
and social at the vestry Friday evening,
October % Tea and waters and home
made candy will 10 sold The proceeds
will 20 towards furnishing electric lights
for the church.
Tho funeral OF Miss Alice Rugg was
held a, the home Monday at 200 p. M.
the Rev. D. II. Strong officiating. There
were many beautiful flowers. The bear
ers were neighbors. II A. Brush +. c.
Mean. w. NJ. Morton and Guy f. Prem
tss. The interment was in the family
lot in the village cemetery. She leaves
one sister. Electa. and two brothers,
| Frank and Hiram. Among those present
+ from out of town We're w. V. FAR of
! Burlington, several relatives of the Ruge
family from Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Nav of Jericho and Mrs. Clark Bates
of Essex Ccnter.--J A. Kennedy. j. f
Wagner, w. G. Newton and Orvis May
vile and g. A. Phelps are attending thu
national dairy show in Springfield. alsC
J. a. Drew of Rumney, y. H.. returned
home Tuesday after a few days stay
here. She was accompanied by hel
mother. Mrs. c. A. Pratt.-Mrs c, S
Ashley. who had an auction of furn
turo and household effects Monday, vii
soon move to Burlington.-Cards hav'
been received announcing the marriag
Tuesday of Miss Ruth Phillips of Shell
don Springs, formerly Of this town. t.
Raymond White, at the brides home
Mrs. Leo Shores was taken to the Mar.
Fletcher hospital Tuesday.
At the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing at 1045, the subject Of the sermon
will be, THE Christians Challenge"
Sunday school at IL; evening. "A Prophet
Faith; Epworth League Tuesday eve
ming at seven; prayer meeting Thursda!
lcvening at 80.
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BRISTOL.

Ira White and Elmer phair while taxi
ing the staging down from the new
Lathrop block Saturday fell IL feet to the
concrete sidewalk Mr.. White was badly
cut about the face and Mr.. rhair's back
was hurt, but neither one suffcre,; any
broken bones.
C.. A. Burnham was in Burlington Sat
urday.-Charlcs j.. Todd of Knoxville.
Tenn, is visiting at the home of his
uncle, William Melian.-Dr. W. A. Shat
tuck of Littleton, n. H.. was at home
over Sunday--The ladies Of the Metho-
dist Church realized about S27 from their
harvest supper and sale of vegetables.
held in the church parlors Friday nj CHI
Walter Munson Of DuHniry ana
Miss stella Davis Of burlington
were guests of Arthur Smalley
and family Sunday. The outlook club
will meet Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Albert W. Cove. The program
Roll CALL 'The Name of an institution
Offering Courses in Home Economies
THE History of instruction in Home
Economics, Miss lartch; THE Work OF
Ellen II. Rchards,'' Mrs. Clark; dis
cusson, What Can be Gained by the
Home Maker From Stury of Home
Economics Mrs. Norton; music, Miss
MorSan.-'rhe neghbors ard friends OF
Mrs. John Benedict gave her "A birthday
party at her home on Bristol Flat Tues
day afternoon and Mrs. a. NJ
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Nortor
started sunday for an automobile trii
to Springfield, Mass, and ThompsonVille
Conn.-Mrs, w. D. Pope is in Burlington
this week.--Miss Lois Jenney is i'll at he
home in South Bristol.--R. S. Smith, o
b. parmelee and +. =. Smith attended
the cattle show at Springfield, Mass. thi!
week.--D. r. Bosvurth and T. E. Case
are in Cincinnati, Ohio. attending meet
ing of the Nationa, Casket Manufacturers
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COLCHESTER.

October 6 the members of the Il
listened to an interesting and instn
talk by the Rev w. w. Smith Il
Farm Loan Law" Mrs j. NJ VI
gave an interesting paper on her ii
Wyoming. The program for Octoj
Will be. Opening song, Grange. ORCH
current events, j. NJ Wright. rel
Mrs. Mae Thompson; orchestra: rel
Mrs. Aldrich; talk on dcnatured III
its nature, uses, etc. opened by
Morgan; orchestra. reading. "W1
Girl Should Be" Clark Wright. RE-
My Ideal Girl" Wesley Smith. Jr. /:
ing. MY Ideal. Husband" Juanita
bard; closing song Grange. Re
monts Will be served. Misses SUsar
and Nina Doncast"r visited at
Lyons last wcek.-Dr. Ned KcnNo
operated on at the Mary Fletcher
pital last Monday Miss Maria A
of johnson Normal school and Miss
Wright Of Montpelier Seminary W
home for the week end Several
are attending the dairy show in 5
+ field, Mass, among them being VI
Mrs. Il. +. Severance, y. L. Gale,
Wright i. l.. Wnlcott and NJ. G..
cett.-Mrs w. H. Munson has
spending the past 10 days in Bostc
vicinity.-Nrs. Sarah Fulham of
port, n. H., returned home Monda!
visiting Mrs l.. l.. Wolcott.-The
mon will hold a dance in their ha
day evening. Mrs. Arthur We
Bernhard's Bay, y. y, and dal
Mrs. Frank Brewer of Oneida,
Mrs. John Vim Of Oneida Miss
Goodrich of Oneida and Mrs.
Burgess of Proctor are visiting
Henry Washburn and Mrs. y
~. ,.iulnt
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEN JUNCTION..

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Matthew s. Higgins and
Mrs. Bertha Burrdge in Providence, r. l..
October Z. Tho bride has a circle OF
friends here. where she formerly taught.
The marriage of Ernest Pratt of B0r-
lington and Miss Hazel Devino of this
place took place Tuesday, october -
ut the Church Of the Holy Family. The
mass was said by Father Billion of
burlington. The couple We're ATTENDED by
Miss Irene Devino, sister of the bride,
and Joseph Bissette of Burlington. The
bride was attired in n blue travelling slit
with a hat to match. dinner was
given al the home of the bride to
the relatives with a reception in the eve
ming They received many presents there
being cut glass, china. silverware and
money. The couple will reside in BurllnE-
ton.
/ O. :, Nichols began work Monday on
q factory building for the Vermont Maple
! syrup co, This company was recently in =
corporated and is composed of Y. y. Joln-
son and L. NJ. De Wore Of Belefontanc
Ohio, y, b, Beeman Of Fairfax, A. a. Bee
man and a, Il. Rugg. The business is to
| buy maple syrup by the barrel or bulk
| then to can or bottle it to ship West Y.
| Is expected that at first the business viii
| occupy about four or five months of tho
year and will employ from 50 to 40 HANDS,
! The building is to be located near the
p. & L. tracks, opposite the Baxter Broth.
ers' factory. The building will be 1872 b.
Is feet, of wood construction with cement
floor. Half OF the building will be t"o
stories 1t is to be completed by Janu
airy |.
The Chittenden central teachers and
school far will be held in Winoosk
, November }, This meeting will be one OF
the best held in this district. There will
he on exhibition many practical things
which the children have been doing dur
ing the past year. darning, mending and
handiwork of various kinds Teachers and
pupils are showing much interest The
prize rhetorical contest will be held in
the evening. There Wil! be six con.
testants in the first class and four in tn,
second class. Some of the best speakers
in the state Will be present TO give in,
struction
Miss Myrtle Hunt OF Grove street is
visiting relatives in Jeffersonville.
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BRIDpORT.

The funeral of Eleanor Palmer was
largely attended at the home Of her par
entS sunday afternoon The Rev. +. II.
Smith Of Chicago will give an address on
china at the Congregational Church : w
day evenng.-Aller kingsland has been
picking auples at the home of his sister
the past week.-Mr and Mrs Henry Leo
and Albert Russell nt East Middlebu =
were in town SuudaN.--O. T.. Converse la"
returned to BurlinEton.-Mr and Mrs. tJ-
ward Nichols, MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Sher
bino and Orison Shcrhino have been
spending few days at Springfield. Mass.
The Rev and Mrs, Henry Lamb ANA
son are visiting in toWn-Mr. and Mrs
William Tobin of BOLTON, \. Y, spent
sunday at &. Il. Palmers.-M Url"o
Russell is. taking the teachers trainin-
course at the Middleburv high school.
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PANTON.

Miss Mary Conant attended the state
teachers convention which was helo III
Burlington last week Mr. ana MIS-
Loyal Spaulding and Miss Wealthy
Spaulding accompanied her 10 burline-
ton,-Burt Alien and family OF New
Haven We're in town Sunday'-Mr ana
Mrs. Herbert iIartwell and httle son oi
Plattsburgh ~ y, have been recent
guests of his brother Frank ana talhlIS'
Mrs Truman Kent and daughter Mary
who have been spending some nlne WV"
relatives here, left "Wednesday loI t"','
home in Santa Monica, CaL-Mrs. o. e
Cornell entertained last Thnsu"F '"1
ladies Of the Helping Hand society oi
Wet Addison, at the Methodist hplS'op"
| parsonaee.-Mr George Allen at'cnueo
the Vermont state teachers eohveh,lol
al Burlington last wcck.-Mr ana MIS-
Wesley Narney went Tuesday to Sprlns
| field, Mass to attend the Notlonn' '"'
| show Mrs, D. a. Goodspeed WI eh''
| tain the Ladies' Home Circle Nedh'soaS
| afternoon, October 25,--The Rev ~ =
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WALTHAM.

The l'It s! ftiub' met WITH Mrs. y. w.
Otis October IL. There were Ii members
present: also three visitors, Mrs. Walter
Lee of New Haven, Mrs. Ray Moulton
Of Panton and Miss Lena Jackson or
Glens Falls, New York. Refreshments
We're served by the hostess.-Mrs. James
Sneden recently visited in Bristol and
Panton.--The annual burroughs famly
reunion was held with II. A, Burroughs
october II. about 40 relatives being pres
ent.-William Jackman, Frank Bacon
William Hallock, Henry ilallock, John
Clark and W. f. Barrows have gone to
Springfield, Mass, To attend the DAIRY
show.-MisS Lena Jackson OF Glens rams
\. y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs a. h.
Booth.-Mr ana Mrs. r. c. Ward spent
the weekend in Barre.-Mrs ), II. Bur-
roughs entertained the J. a. Il Ihufs
day, october 8. There were 10 iauieS
present,-Mr, and Mrs. \, Il, Boom ana
Miss Lena Jackson went to South Hero
and Milton Friday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Cora OImstead and daughter
Gladys, are visiting at y. h.. Crandall s
Mrs q. w. Palmer, returned home
Sunday after spending a week with her
daughter in South Royalton Mrs. +. H..
Chessmore has returned after two
weeks visit with her mother in Char
lotte.-Mrs Gladys Fuller has again
taken up her work as music teacher and
was in town Saturday giving lessons
w 4. Church has recovered and is now
able to be in his store.-A special meet
ing of the Lend Oakland is called for early
Thursday evening at the han to finish
some work In readiness for the fair
which will be held next week.-Mr. and
Mrs c. c. Fuller are expected home
the latter part of the week from Spring
field. where th.y have been attending the
National Dairy show.-Donald Church
and William McGarghan returned ia
Montpelier the first of the week,
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Jdmes Murray OF Barre and
Clemens of Bar Harbor, Me, ARD
guests of Mr. and Mrs. f, 7. Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker and Il
of Peekskill, y. y, are guests at
grove Inn for n few days.-Mr'
Mrs. c. b. Goodrich and +, w. Fa!
5. Whitcourt and W. c. Fuller al
Springfield, Mass, to attend the MAJ
Dairymen's assocation.-Miss Mar!
Harris of Fairport, \. Y, VINO
formerly the training school teach'
the high school was a guest at the
grove Inn over Sunday.-Miss Ferkl
Montpelier is visiting at the home o,
and Mrs. II. \. Bassett.-Arthpr II
of Wells River was a guest OF
Walker Sunday.-Mr ana MIS-
Worthen, Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. conan
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Goodrich left NC
morning In Mr.. Worthen's auto
Springfield, Mass, to attend the NAV
Dairymen's show.--Nerne Green OF
lington was at home here over
Iday.-Mr. and Mrs {, T. Morsan'
and Mrs. Il w. Westall ana NAT
Mrs IL. s. Stockwell are attendin;
dairymens meeting in SprinRheld'
going by automobile, The Misses
/ Tomjinson and Ruth SaNles, wh'
teaching in Topsham, were at their j
lpver Sunday. c. keefe OF Essen
ter was at the home of his mother
sunday.
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ORWELL.

Fifteen Orwell men went TO Rutland
Sunday to join the laymen's convention
A large number Of farmers left Nom
day for Springfield, Mass, to attend inc
dairymen's show.-The marriage OF Harry
Coats and Miss Grace Miller took place
last week Wednesday at 81. Iahl :
Church. Mrs. Agnes Purcell and sister
have commenced housekeeping over the
postoffice. Boys club has organized
by eecting Glenn Bishop president and
William Bascom viCe-president.-Cap w.
II. Horton has returned from Lake George
to his farm. for the wnter.-Mrs. George
Thomas is in New York city.-Thc Fort
nightly club met Tuesday with Nus
Arthur Monger.-Miss Ruth Wilcox OF
New York city returned home Saturday
for week. when her mother Will return
with her for the winter.-Leland Hall was
at home from Poultney over sunday
Charles Rlackmer went to the MARY
Fletcher hospital october 10 FOR treat
ment for blood poisoning in the hand. lie
! is still there and is doing well.
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MONKTON.

The Methodist Episcopal Church at
Germantown is being newly rooted, also
other repairs are being made.-Mrs. y. C.
Gage, who has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. George Morse, OF Morrisville. re-
turned home Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. H..
V. Sears have returned from Boston
where they visited the past wcek.-Dr.
and Mrs. G. A. Russell of Arlington have
returned after camping at Cedar lake the
past month.-Donald Sears assisted in
the store the latter part of last week.
Miss Lena Gee is visiting her sister, Mrs
Avert Brown, of Bristol. The assistant
posNnistress, Mrs. u. G. Gee. is attend
irZ the post0ffice during her absencc.