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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28

new york. CESS some kids are
just like big folks, all ways asking
kweshuns & thinking up ways to get
some boldly else in bad, but don't
blame the kids for that becaus CESS
they gets it from the old peepel
now, gOrgie medders is that kind
of lad
all ways he sticks his foot in it if
there is amy chanel for him to do
so & the funny thing about littel gOr-
gle is that he don't meen nothing by
it, for he amt smart enuff
yesterdy he went to sunday skOOl
& they was having there usual bad
time sticking inside heeTing lessons
when gorgie wood ruther be playing
with his new dog that does tricks
well, the new preacher talked his
head of, saying about evry thing he
could think of & then some, but that
is the way with new preachers, pa
says, for they want to show what
they got in there noodles
then he says to the kids, have
talked kwiet a while & now will give
you a chanel so amy Of you may asst
amy kweshuns you have in mind &
we will try to figger it out correctly
so purity soon it comes gOrgie's
turn & he says, pleese, mr.. preacher,
why did the angels walk up and down
jacobs ladder when they had wings
and could fly.
n n
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W.
-y2I SS9.stest-
The Iceman
Sh! Give a look who's here!
Everybody in the class put on their
cheaters and see if they can tell me
what's on his back.
All right, Luke, what is it?
An Undershirt!
Well, maybe, but take a good
squint and see if you don't notice
something up near his shoulders.
Well, Felix, shoot.
It's a piece Of ivory with a hat
on it..
Quite right, but you're wrong.
Give up?
Yeh!
It's so pounds of ice!
All, go on! No fair, you used a
microscope.
Yep, it's a piece of ice-5O pounds.
The iceman is a remarkable study.
You put your sign up at Z o'clock
in the morning for so pounds of ice
and the iceman comes along at Z p.
m. Then he cuts off so pounds. (Ice-
men would make expert diamond
cutters; they're whales when it
comes to delicate cutting.) He
brings it upstairs, sets it down, let's
out a big heave of relief so as to
make you think it's heavy, and then
he MARBLES, II cut this piece about
10 pounds over the so mark, but III
let it go at that"
-O-O
PROBABLY
MY barber told me a wonderful
story this morning"
illustrated with cuts, I presume"
N V World
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-28
PROBABLY

MY barber told me a wonderful
story this morning"
illustrated with cuts, I presume"
IN. Y. World.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
UNDERHILL CENTER.

lie" Baker moved to ESSEX Center las;
SaturdaY.-Mr. Holland has moved her,
from Walthan, Mass. aud ia5 taken
possession of tho farm that lie recently
purchased OF Fred Algcv,-Alrs, Margaret
FllnnerN is very III, and OWNS to Inc,
advanced age her recovery Is doubtfdi go
Mrs. Frank Fit2simunds left saturday
morning for Quebec, Can, 10 join her
husband. They will reside permanently
in Quebec. William Brccn has moved to
the Tillison place, and Charles Cross will
move from North Cnderhill to tho place
vacated by Breon.-Walter s. Brown cX-
poets to start his creamery and butter
factory on April l,-Mr. and Mrs. Fred ID,
AlSor have disposed Of all their property
interests here and will move back to
WiliamstoWn.--'rhe graded school closed
Friday and Principal Thomas j. Nc
Ginnity will pass his vacation at his home
in NORTHUMBERLAND O. Ross has gone
to the hospital FOR an operation on his
thruat,-Mrs l.. \. Eagun became very
i'll last Sunday, but her condition j., now
improVcd-W. l.. Biclinell and George Y.
Macomber are at Burlington in attendance
as jurymen of Chttenden county court.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

MISS Mary Dakin while In burlington
thursday had the misfortune to fan on TIE
"urDlng as she was crossing the street ana
fracture bone in one shoulder. She WA ;
taken To the Mary Fletcher hospital, bN:
was able to return home Saturday
Joseph Stone, who has been i'll several
weeks with rheumatism. is improving
SLOWLY and is able to be dressed part of
the timc.-lIcnry Stone of panton visited
ms brother, Joseph stone, saturday
Mls' frank Sears visited friends In Bur
hhEton tn" past wcck.-tiracc Lane.
Marjorie Gage. Leonard Bah, Roger
preston. Edward Mclov and Percy Kim
pail or T. c. A., Poultncy, are at home
Tor Il 10 days rcceSs.-ltobcrt Miller and
ialnlly have moved into the Allen house. --
hr' ana Mrs. Henry Bcssctt have moved
pack To their home here from South Hero.
where he has been running a creamery
Mr.. ana Mrs. Allie Williams of Monlton
hidgc have moved to the Mallory place,
winch they recently bought, and will open
the store soon.--Edward DanYou has
nouSht OF Joseph LamaY one-half acre Of
iahd, with barn, which he expects to re-
PAIR, opening n general merchandise
Storc.-Mrs. Lydia Bali is i'll with an at
tack of the ;.lip
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Miss Ada NJ. Kent has returned 10 hcl'
home IN Brstol,--Nlrs. Roy Hurlhurt AMI
daughter, Helen, Of Monkton, were guests
several days last week OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Follanshce. 90 ROYAL
Fierce has moved his family to Lincoln
and Will work for Eden Atklns.-llector
Cousin and wife of Bristol were over
sunday guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank OrVls.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Narncy arc tho parents of son. born
March u, They are now III burlington,
where Mr.. NarnCy IS attcndinG college -
Jerusalem school, Miss ,iladNa Fuller Of
I'tistol teacher, closed Friday Ccyion
orvls ana Charles Phillips were perfect
IN attendance. Tho Gore schoo,. William
Brovn Of Starksboro teacher, closed Sat
urday. Maudc Wright, Sarah and Garlic
Thompson, Shirley Phillips, Lillian and
Norman luintou were perfect In attend
ahcc' Each received . certificate and a
nook OF poems. Ia the orvis district,
Mrs. Cunts OrNis teacher, Elai" liallock,
'iaricc and Herman Orvis, were perfect
IN attendance. Elsie Hallock, who has
attended school four years, has never had
a mark against her namc.-littlc Mildred
liaIock, who has been at Daniel Sar-
gents several weeks, has gone back TO
lcr sisters, Mrs. clayton 1allock.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. ana Mrs. William Boosl<a went
to Bristol to visit relatives saturday,
Mrs. Cora Carpenter has gone to Mont
pcliCr to spend the remainder of the
winter with her son, George. Miss
Ruth Porter. who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd w. Tucker returned to
her home in Burlington last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. &. Thorp have return
ed from visiting relatives in Rutland,
Mass Bert Nillmorc will carry on
Charles L. Foote'S farm the coming
sCason.--Footc & Mollison are the pro-
prictorS of the meat market at the
Four Corncrs.--Judd Williams is drill-
ing u well for Mrs. +. Is. CONVERSE
Edward Bcscttc, Jr., has taken a posi-
tlou with Charles Root.
John Ramsey, who attends school at
Poultnev, is spending his vacation Mt his
home here.-The schools at the village
are closed for a weeks vacation which
Miss Clark, teacher in the upper room.
Is spending at her home in Rutland. -
Marion and Burke BlSwoOd of WinooSki
were guests Of Miss Cloriuda Ramsey
rcCcutly.-Thc lcap-Ycar dance at Library
hall Friday evening was successful
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UNDERHILL.

The reg ular meeting of the w L. G..
will he held on Monday evening, March
90. The social meeting with the auditing
of books will be Wednesday, March %.
The Camp Fire Girls met Saturday at the
home of Miss Helen Sinclair and held Il
council fire. Fifty honor beads were
awarded. Doris Small and Emma Moul-
tom received honors for making their
head bands. Next Saturday the Camp
Fire Girls will meet at the Congrega tional
church parlors and have supper. Helen
Sinclair and Agnes Gurley will have
charge. Miss Hope Scrihner went Mon
day to birmingham, Mass, where she
has a postion.--F. : Jackson and Fred
Bapp were in burlington Tuesday Miss
Helen Sinclair is at home from her school
at Poultncy.-Thc junior high school will
give their play, The Deacon Entangicd,'
at G. \. Il. hall March Ill. c. Fowler
was in Burlington Wednesday on bust
ncss.--lIarold Lincoln OF Essex Junction
was II visitor in town Sunday Norman
WHgh; has moved his goods to Cochcs-
ter and William Burroughs is MAILING cx-
tcnsiVe repairs on his house recently pur-
chased of Henry Dickinson
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tCOntinucd from page Onc.l

tee OF the Congregational Church, which
had been appointed rs a nominating com
,nlttee 10 recommend 10 the church the
names OF five people to serve in uouncc-
ZION with the three mcmbcrs Of the Sc
ru.' ..' v.nus,y chosen as u committee
ou lHrnpHont pulpit supply have NOM
lnai"i the following: Charles Il. Harris,
j. j., Crane, John y. Fletcher, Miss
Susan Archibald ANA y. ". Dickens
Calhoun's orchestra OF four pieces has
been engaged for ii Woodmcn'S dance to
bo held in tho Grange han in Bridport
Friday evening, March L. supper viii be
served by u number Of the ladies Of
Bridport.-L l.. McCailastcr of Burlng-
ton is on "A business visit in town.-alIu.
Mckinney has gone to New York city,
where sho will spend n DAYS on bust
ncss.-C;corgo Kiddcr, Jr, has gone to
Eostor and entered upon his duties as
travelling salesman for the Lai'rancc Fire
Apparatus company of that chs.
ono Of the worst storms OF the winter
struck this section Wednesday morning
md continued all day, with strong
north wind Not IA great amount of new
Snow has yet fallen, but the wind has
blown the snow already ON the ground
to such AN extent that they are now prac-
tically impassabe-Frcd Lapan, Stanley
Rose, James Cartmcll, Fred G, Smith,
Arthur y. Brown, Walter Calhoun, c. G.
Wells and Mr., and Mrs. William II.
Stokes have returned from Boston, where
they attended the automobile show.-The
md-weck services at the Congregational
Church this evening will consist of the
discussion of the question "Why Am | n
Christian" and will begin at $50 O'Clock,
ON Friday evening at the same hour there
will be Il teachers meeting at the home
Of Mrs, \, Il. Price ON Pleasant street
and all teachers and officers of the school
are invlted.--Charles r. Moore Of Proctor
hes returned TO that town after a short
wit here, but will return soon as he has
takcn n position with the Midd'ohgry
Marie company Edward Eurns has
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Mariory Bingham is at hcmc from her
school in Grand Isle for the spring Vaca-
tion.--E. e. Marsh of Sew York is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fields of
Panton were guests of c. w. spraguc and
family Frlday.-Bcrt Hodge ilill director
of the American school at Athens, Greece,
who has been visiting his brother i. r..
Hin, and family. left Saturday for the
return trip. Mr.. Hill will personally con-
duct the excavations Of Corinth-Mrs.
Matte Landon Is visiting her daughter
In Wolaston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrr. Leon Dean have gone
to Lake Placid, whore Mr.. Dean has a
position on tho editorial staff of a news
papcr.--Mrs. G. II. Wilson has rented her
house on East street to j. NJ Holland
and family.-Mrs Adele Stcadman has
rented her house in the Basin to Frank
Atkins and family of West Lincoln Mrs
Stoadman returned to Rutland Monday.
Word was received Monday of the death
in Cornwall Sunday night of Mrs. Il. T.
Stevens, mother OF Arthur W. Stevens
who formerly resided here.
The w. c. r. L. will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. T.. J. clark. THE Picrccs"
will give tho final entertainment in the
high school lecture course in IIollcy hall
Friday evening Superintendent j. A.
liaNendalc has been having a contest
among the schools OF the town. Grade
-four won. having perfect attendance
Mr. and Mrs. j.. G. Dixie are recovering
from a-Supcrintcndcnt j. O.
BaNcndalc has been confined to the house
the past week by an attack of ap-
DCndictis
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SALISBURY.

The home Of Mrs, Hiram Henderson
south of this village was burned Monday
morning about three o'clock. Silas God.
dard. n grandson, and his hired man were
in the house and with the help OF neigh.
bors succeeded III saving some Of the
wearing apparel. and furniture on the
first floor. Mrs. Henderson was taken Ia
the home of Ny, Swan and she went LATER
10 the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
l'laFg of brandon, where she will stay
for a while, The cause of the fire is not
known as the upper story was ablaze
when discovercd-Thc Daughters of
Ruth win give a play entitled Mrs.
Briggs of the Poultry YARD Mt the town
hall Friday evening go Mrs. NJ H. Sawyer,
who Is very i'll, Is somewhat improved. -.
". y. Whitney, who has had the grin, is
hctter-Aicc Goodroe OF Rirton and
Alice 1iolcomb Of Middlebury spent the
weekend at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
W. Whitney. The Ladies' Aid society
gave chicken pie supper in the ve'-
try OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday eveninE,--M. \. Thomas has
been confined 10 the house n few days
with slight attack OF the grlp,-Thc reg
ular meeting Of Dunmore Grange viii be
held Thursday evening. All members re-
Qucstcd to be present
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs, L. G. Abbey died suddenly about
four o'clock Friday morning at her
homo IN Essex Center o. heart trouble
Martha Weed, the dauchtcr of Polly
and Joseph Weed. was born February T..
1872, at Essex. March t. 1868, she was
! married to Pearl &. Abbey who survives
her together with two children, Bert
| Abbey, with whom she resided, and n
daughter Mrs. Pearl Jones OF Montreal
seven grandchildren; and one brother
William Weed of Uudcrhill The funeral
was held at the BAPTIST Church at
Essex sunday afternoon at two O'clock
with burial at ItsscN.
The regular meeting Of tho l'ortniGhtlY
club will be held with Mrs ", e. Stevens
Friday afternoon. The program will DC
appropriate to St PatriCk's day and
members are requested to wear some
thlnS green and be- prepared to respond
to the rol! cali with humorous quotations
in keeping With the day.
Foriy-SlN members of the Ladies Social
Union of the CougrcGa tional Church were
delightfully."- entertained at the home of
Mrs, curtis II. Hunt on upper Main
street Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. w.
Holmes assisted in entertaining. \ short
program was given, one number OF which
was Il pleasing solo by Miss Agnes Rug
giles, Mr. Hunt assisted by other gentle
mon conveyed tho ladies TO ana from
Mrs. Hunts home
An entertainment, in the form of "A
farce entitled Engaged by Wednesday,
will he given by the members of the jessie
FcrrIn club at the parish house Friday
evening AZ eight O'Clock under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary y. Wright The pro-
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STARKSBORO.

William Butler is recovering from an
attack of RECOMMENDATION Crowley and
Mrs. William Ryan, who have been iii
with the grip, arc some better Mrs. Ed
ward Gotta IS not rs we'll Her sister,
Mrs. Dcfurgc, of liuntingtOn, is caring
for hcr-'AIss Kate Moody of Lincoln is
the guest Of Mrs. Leslie Iiili.-Mrs. w. J.
Berry Of Richmond is with her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. l.. White Watson I'M
has sold his farm to William Tromhlcy
OF llincsburg Tor l,5o Immediate possess
sion is to loo given Mr.. liili has pur-
chased the stephen Hanson plac" In the
Nllagc.-.MrS Maud :. Wade Is home
from hcr school I'm Canaan Tho schools
close this week Tor Il vacation Mrs
jeanette Norton Inns rntnrncd "a hcr home
IN Eristol.-Tho Christian Culture club
meets Thursday with Mrs katc Ill.,
Floyd Smith is drawing milk to Cassidy $
Corner for Bordcn's Condensed Milk COM
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Thomas phillir,. ,1i...i a. 49,. 49,.
southeast of the VILLAGE 7h,,.yd',,, ,,,,,,,
ing at go O'Clock rr,,, b,.,,, ,,t,,ur,
caused by shock. r.tbc,,ro ,,,.,,.o,
was bonn IN Nrmaush county. Ireland.
dahuaIN -, l>i2. She came to- this conn !
Try VIII h"r parents when she was ti\ 4,
years old Sh" was married. To- Thoma .
fh'Iilps November -, 1850 Bcsldcs ID
husband she is survived 10y two daurh :
tiers, Mrs. Clinton GiIiett and Mrs. Juan
DcCollaincs Of Mout,olio,. ava 60,
James Phillips Of tIi4 town with ,,Io,,
she lived: ono brother t,r.,, ,.,.r,.., u.
Bolton; three sister: Mr.. t,t., .,,,,,
han, Mrs. Patrick sbco1an If pn,I,n,
and Mrs, Mary McILau,o,, or p,~ftr,
ton. Mr.. and NJrs thillins ,orob,o,o,
their golden wcddln.- in ro,o rho f,-
neral was hold sa,,rd,,. ,,,,,,i,.-
Richmond M thc Ct.ur,, NJ o,. t,l,.
Of the Holy Rosary.
Miss Pauline Tart wont Nnndly -
Nontpclicr where She b. L. ..orl, -Tue
Misses Doris Miles and Blanche Carpcu-
ter of Essex Junction Vcro uVor-S ..iiI.,.
guests at tho home of Mis- Miles par.
cnts.--Among those from ont Of town T.,
attend the funeral of Mrs Thomas Pitt
lips Saturday were Mi and Mrs. \. T..
Gillett and daughter. Nina. Nj and Ms.
Juan dc Collaines and Philip Goodcuuueh
Of Montpelier Mrs John Shanahau and
Mrs Patrick Shoohar Of Rut1and 'rnur,., ,
Corvcu Of Piilirpton tranl. phiui,..
and Mics Mary pbiuine Of ,oi,o, 1,a
tenement house of q = Rartlett and ,c-
cu,iod Lv rIerrv nalser. cau,bt fro r,d.
do,- rorniro Two cbap,bers and
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LINCOLN.

70" lDhcl..! Of Mis-. Lois t.cauc, widow
OF john Bcanc, who uicd TUESDAY, March
at the home of j. t., Bcauc, was held
III the Union SaptiSt Church Thursday
AFTERNOON at two o'clock under the dir,c-
Ton of Manner Narney of Bristol and
the Rev. c. Il. Dause officiating. i'unor-
al hymns when the Lord Shall Call Ills
own ana asleep in Jesus" were ajins
by quartctte composed of Miss Leah
Butteriield, Mrs. 3. j. Cove, Mrs y. l..
Garland and Mrs. Stella Cove with Mrs
David Merrill as organist. The bearers
We're the nephews. Watson and Walter
Morgan, Ralph Purinton and Ralph Sar-
gent Burial was in the family lot in
Maple cemetery. Among those from out
Of town to attend the funeral of Mrs
Boane were Mrs. Michael AadiGan OF
Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nor
gan of l'lainhcld, Dr. and Mrs. Watson
Morgan, Ralph rurinton. Mrs. Anna VIII
son, Eliiu Purinton. and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Labor OF Bristol. james Bcanc,
who has been visiting friends in town
FOR several weeks. went to Burlington
Monday, whence he will SO to his
home in Saolict ilarbor, y. v, Friday.
The sum of 50 was realized from the
benefit of the Methodist Church..-The
Industrial will meet with Mrs. i. J.
Cove Thursday aftcrnoon.--Thc indie
pendent Sunshine society held al
meeting Wednesday ut the home of
Mrs. Melvin Basow.-A series Of special
meetings began at the Methodist Church
Sunday evening. These services will be-
gin at 1:45 every Weekday evening
Cat, ,,riJ H.,
service. Miss Ellen Hope Of Middle
bury is visiting her sister Mrs. James
Nurphy.-About $50 was received by the
Ladies' Aid from their dinner and sale
town meeting day.-Ncwcll Murray of
RyeGate is visiting in town.. j. Nor
gan has sold his house aud blacksmith
shop to Mr.. blanchard of Grand Isle,
who will take possession March 2o.-Thc
Ladies' Aid will hold St Patrcl>'s
social in their hall Friday evening
March 18th. \ literary program is ar
ranged, together with various amuac-
ments, for the evening Refreshments
will be served
Newell Murray of East RYccatc is Wis
itiug in town.-Pc,cr LAFAYETTE and Will
liam Stevenson are in WcYhridgc, get
ting ont ash for hoops Revival meetings
started in the Methodist Church Sunday
evening and will run for two wcckG.-J.
NJ. Bcanc. who has hecn visiting in town
for a number OF weeks, has returned to
his home in Sacketts IIarbor, y. y
George Cram will work for J. l.. icanc
this spring.-L. ]. Morgan has sold his
blacksmith shop and house to a Mr..
blanchard of Grand Islc. lie will occupy
his mothers tenement for the present
al. Ia.
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CH|TTENOEN COUNTY
WlNOOSKl.


-"r ''.' lock t.c'i''' 'd' Do nj Tor
t's'N function sunday morning was
o'raiI'o on the curve at uood 'rosSihS
smashed ihtn t'Iesfaph pore ureaNlhS
II close I" the ground demoIlshinS the
ear LENDER the step ON one Sid'' ana
signify damaging the ROOF ON the 'front.'
40 one was injured ana not pane oil
sass wa hrphch III the car. Ice ON track
was III" cause W. r.. lIA'd[ was motors
man and Ira kingman WAS conductor
john handrcW' 6> Er's old, died at
i-;5p O'Clock sunday morning a. the
nom" 81 ms dauSht'r Mrs. Joseph
Mouuin' u East center su"ot' after an
Illness OF iVr months. Nh Ihndr'W had
pe'n IN poor H'aljn since last November,
p"t had h'"n confined L" Tie bed only
Tor wv" months lie was born IN Neos"-
NiiI'' ~ y" ana moved /" TINS village
ABOUT el%ht years ago from SWanion. lie
is survived by one SON. Nl'idn pandicW;
lnroc cd"E"'rrS AEs. Louis Barron, Jr',
MIS- Joseph NoqnW OF TINS place ana
MIS-. LOUIS '''I'il "l S"aHt"H lie also
'c"NeS NV" "fo'h'TS NIln'm bahdl'W "I
oN""t"" ana 'u"'ph hd'!oreN oil lIaNcf-
mn MUS ANA TWO S's''iS' MrS. Israel
''""'5' 81 TINS p'ale am" MIS- olNer
i"''"" ~ N'"p"rI " H. IL" iHHeta!
was "'." Ne""o9"dH nun '"I.S III -
'''''. "''' ~ wa" "''''' al 81
SIM" 80 .'''rlH
"'',S i'' '"0 TP'N''' N'''"Se
'."7 ~ "o''' 'ni.o inc "'Ho"it u
- "''u '"'' H,"t H'9 "coi
~ we i''u
49,, ~, - "'' - VI
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HUNTINGTON.

The Henry family will present Meg
OF Mayo at the hall Saturday for the
honent OF the Kings DauShtcrs. Til,
baraca and Philathea classes realized 81
from their Tuesday evenings entertain
mcnt.-W, VI. Johnson is visiting in Rris-
IT, and Burlington, James purand, Dr..
Is III at the home OF L, q. Norton with
humps and the grip.-Mr and Mrs j. W
Fargo are slowly recovering from the
grip,-Mr and Mrs. Nelson Bashaw went
to BurlnIton Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs King, sistcr-in.law,
which was held Wednesday q. NJ. Nor
ton was in burlington Tuesday Mrs.
T. w Johnson and daughter, Mrs, Fuller,
were in Burlington over SUNDAY
william Martin, 81, died Tuesday.
aged SIS years, lie had been in feeble
health five months. lie was born in
iiuntInSton and was farmer lie is
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WILLISTON.

The Kings Daughters Circle met witt
Mrs. Arthur Brown at North Willistor
Friday aftcrnoon.-Joseph Brothers viii
NOV" his family to Muddy Brook on
the Shuupikc road this week -Mrs. Alice
Ttllcy Phelps died suddenly Saturday
night Of heart failure The funeral was
held at her late home Tuesday with in
tcrmcnt in the East cemetery. She
leaves a husband, five small children,
and her mother, Mrs. Sidney Tlley.-
The last entertainment of the season,
under the auspices of the King s
Daughters Circle. was held at the Uni
Ncrsalst hail Monday night
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BRISTOL.

\, tammarra, whose place was searched
Thursday and some liquor found, pleaded
guilty at his hearing Friday and was
fined $500 1919 of which was suspended.
he paying SO and costs. lie was placed
in charge of n probation officer for one
year-About Is members and guests of
the Outlook club attended the musicale
at the home of Mrs, q, Il, Lawrence Fri
day evening, The following program was
rendered: Violin solo, Spencer Lawrence,
accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence; duet,
Mrs bichtrman and Mrs. smith, with
Mrs briggs at tho piano; reading, Miss
CudWorth; piano solo, Miss Chamberlain;
readmG, Mrs. Wilson; trio. Mrs. Law
"'n'", Mrs, Dirkerman ana Mrs Smith
liSht lclrcelfmcntS were served. Mis-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16

o'o'nl ana conditions of the roads thcrc
vas not large attcudancc.-Mr. amt
MIS- L. u. Norton entertained the whist
.iup AT their home Thursday evening 49,
i"e New Haven high school are to
to''c To Addison Saturday evening under
Tue auspices of Grand View Grange ana
are to give their drama. diamonds and
iicarts. The NJ. Il. Hanks place AT
the corners has been sold to tho Slaw-
son Decker company and is to be made
INTO milk plant The barn has been
liked into an icc-housc and is filled with
Ice, and a well Is soon to he drilled.