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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-06-24
GOD GIVE US MEN.

God give US men! time like this demands
suong mnas great hearts true faith and ready hands
Men whom the lust Of Office does not kill:
Men whom the spoils Of Office cannot buy:
Men who possess opinions and a will
=. wen VINO nave honor-men who will not lie;
Men who can stand before a demaeoeue
And damn his treacherous batteries without ,u;1;.,
Tau men sun crowned, who live above the foo
In public duty and in private thinking.
~. g. Holland.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-06-24

APPEALS EDITORIALS HAVE "PoIsE, LOGIC AND COURAGE"
Hon. Richard Greener Late s. Scholar
Lterateu, Writer Diplomat Of
#t Great Charles Sumner, Lauds THE APPEAL.
AS his T
express my hearty can
- ~ fO'0o '0eN' "uu
(Signed) r. Greener
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-06-24
Not Worthy Of Freedom,

(From the Richmond Planet.)
When race or an individual sub-
mits uncomplainingly to oppression,
1t is practical demonstration that
the race or the individual ia not wor.
thy Of freedom.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-06-24

Unless He Can Talk Like a Man.
(From the Richmond Planet.)
Principal R. R. Motion has gone to
work. 1t would be we'll for him to
Keep at it and to have nothing further
10 say about that Pullman sleeping
car incident.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15
JOHNSON.

Harry Drown of Newport spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Drown.-Miss Helen
Hunt. who is teaching in Newport, visit
ed her father, h. a, Hunt, Saturday
and Sunday.-Dr. II. y. Waite spent last
week in Barre and Montpelier with his
sisters.-Prof. r y. Collins. a former
teacher in the normal school here, gave
an interesting lecture before the grad
uating class in the high school here Fri
day night.-Lewis West, who has run the
engine in the tale mill for two or three
years, has severed his connection with
the company.-H. y. Gordon has re-
turned from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius LonerEan visited
their daughter, Mrs. Asa Gates, i'm Hyde
Park STANDARDIZATION Mum, who has
a position at Neponsit. Mass, is at home
for 10 days vacation James Miller.
who is teaching in Barre. is at home
for a short vaCation.-Miss Mural Peck,
who is teaching in Waitsiield. is visiting
hire parents, Mr. and Mrs. u. w. Peck
here.-Mrs. Balch and daughter have ~
turned to their home in Lunenburg.-Mr7
Tucker Mansfield, who has spent the win
ter with her daughter in Newport is al
home.-Arss Gertrude Baker has grad.
uated from the Lasell seminary at
Auburndale Mass, and is at home here.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

the custom of the church, the follow
Ing children who were baptised as in
fants in this church, received Bibles
at the Sunday morning service John
Rudolph Lapelle, Kenneth Allen Jen-
nison and Grace Amanda Brown of
Alburg. A large audience attended tho
union service Sunday evening. when
the Rev. G. +. Armes, president of the
Methodist Colleges in Conception
Chile, gave an address on south
America" illustrated by slides. An
other union service will be held next
Sunday evening, when Miss Ada c.
Champion of Green's Corners will give
a talk on Good Bird and His Friends
The Highgate Congregational Church
held interesting childrens day exer-
cises last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. from
bly, presented their son, Irving Weston,
for baptism.--An illustrated lecture on
Good Bird and His Friends Will be
given Friday evening in the ConSre-
gational Church by Miss Ada G.
Champion of Green's Corners, to which
all are cordially invited.
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WOLCOTT.

Webster Hale and wife of Richford were
guests over Sunday at G.. T. Aliens.
4 daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Grant the first of the week.-C. II.
Humphrey was at home from Danvlle
over Sunday.--W. c. Could and family
of Irasburg were visitors at Wesley
Gould's sunday.-Archie Richardson is IN
Worcester working for Bert Nhy.-L. c.
Taylor of this town and Miss Bessie
Johnson of Lancaster. n. H., were united
in marriage Friday at Lancaster They
are expected to arrive here TINS week 10
reside.--Miss Ethel Taylor was at home
from the burlington Business College
over Sunday.-Mrs. Ethel Reed of St
Johnsbury passed Sunday here with her
mother. Mrs Horace MISUNDERSTANDING
Cleveland and family of Springfield.
Mass, are visiting friends in town Tor
few days.-W. s. Silloway II. y. and
II. Il. Parker and G. l.. Freeman are at
tending the Grand Lodge Masonic
meeting at Burlington this week.. NJ.
Golden OF Albany was a guest at Peter
Goldens over Sunday.-Jerry Bssonett
was a business visitor in Morrisville Sun
day.--Mrs. S. \. Jackson. housekeeper
for Charles Luther, left for Whitman
Mass, Friday. called there by the illness
of her son.--R NJ. Hubbell and wife were
visitors at NJ. 3. Eatons in Morrisville
Sunday.-Mrs. H. 3. Parker Is visiting
her sister. Mrs Allen Pike, in Craftsburv
MIR and Mrs. Allen Pike and son Of
| Craftsbury were guests a Henry King
| Sunday.-Archie Fisher was business
! visitor in Morrisvile Tuesday.
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pieces. Prof George \. Buruham Of
stowe, Superintendent G. ID. Howe and |
Mrs. Harriet Tde acted as judges. TIE
annual class day exercises were held at
academy hail Tuesday afternoon, fol- |
lowed by the alumni business meeting,
at which time the following officers were
elected: President, II. J. Stewart vice.
president, Mrs. T. j. Stewart; secretary,
Mable Durkcc; treasurer. Mrs MYra
Rodgers Heath; trustee of alumni fund,
II. y. Slayton; chairman of alumni fund
committee, W. NJ Sargent; executive
committee Mrs. T.. w Gates a. l..
Cheney, Mrs Laura Titus. \ committee
consisting of Mrs. +. T.. George. Mrs
Anna Jones and Wylie l.. Tiff was
elected to secure now members for the
alumni The 9th annual reception and
banquet of Peoples academy Alumni
association was held Tuesday evening
The reception was held at academy hal
at eight o'clock, followed by the ban
quet at the congregational vestry. The
receiving line was mado up of Mr. and
Mrs j. Thatcher Sears, II. G. Reynolds,
q. H. Terrill, Mrs. Myra Rodgers Heath.
MIR. and Mrs. c. a. Sayton and Supt.
G.. ID. Howe. Tho ushers were Misses
Ressie Ryder Bertha DurEan. Mamie
N'eafcr and Ada Iloyt. Music was fur
nished at the reception and during the
supper by the Peoples Academy orches-
ira. At $50 the guests repaired to the
church, where the banquet was served
by the United Workers, about 100 being
present. ost-prandal exercises followed
, with Prof. J. Thatcher Sears as toast
master The toasts were as follows: The
Beauties of Mature" Mss Ruth Greene;
school and Justice" Justice George NJ.
Powers; Ideas and Ideals Mrs. Harriet
! NJ. Idc; "The Seniors" Ray l.. Smaley;
THE New School Building" G. A. Stay
ton, school and the Home" Miss Mary
Jean Simpson; School and the World,
/ Rollu G Reynolds. commencement eX-
| crcses were held at the town hall Wednes-
day evening with an address by Col. Ira
| l.. Reeves of Norwich University.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Jones were in John.
son Tuesday night guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Porter. t.
| attend the graduation of Mrs Jones sis
ter. Miss Reba Jones. Mrs. Laura
Douglass went to johnson Tuesday eve
ming to pass a week with her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Wilson.-ATs. Ray Stern.
and two sons went to johnson TUESDAY
evening to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
{. J. Munn.-The funeral of r. II
Daniels will be held this morning at tel
o'clock, the Rev. r. d. Cranmcr Of
ficiating.-Mrs. Lottie Wells of Montpei
Is visiting her daughter, Miss Ina Wells
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Spear
Col. Ira Reeves of Norwich Univer
sitr who delivered the address befoI
; the graduating class at town hall Wed
nesdaY evening, was a guest of JudE
and Mrs. George NJ. Powers-Mrs. JON
Waterman of Burlington, a former PEG
pies Academy student, is attending com
menCement week cNerCises.-lss Albert
t Boardman is improving nicely from re
2 cent operation for appendicitis at tn
|, Mary Fletcher hosptal-Mrs. Mar
e Bragg Of Watcrvlle is in town. Calle
D here by the serious illness of her sister
Mrs G. a. wilkins.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject of the sermon at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church next sunday morn
ing will be when They Awoke;" ad
dress to children on GLOW to Spend Va
cation" evening subject, Mixed Mo-
lives The w. G.. T. L. met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mansfield.
Mrs. Candace Mckenzie of Morrsvillc
is visiting relatives in town.-Miss Mabe!
Parker is at home from White River juno
ton.-Miss Mae Richardson is at home
from Montpelier Sc ninary, where she
graduated Mrs. Richardson atten led the
graduation exercises at Montpelicr-Mrs.
l.. p. Martin has been visitor in 81. At
bans at the home of ~. VI. Martin.-Nirs'
G. s. Mitchell and children OF Richlord
has spent several DAYS at the nome OIL
II. NJ Martin-lNfss Bessie Haskihs ana
Miss Lois Davis have gone to their re-
spective homes at Arlington ana Hyd"
Park Mrs Darius Domino has returned
home from a few days VISIT at Mont
gomery Center.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The graduating class exercises
were held in Music hall Thursday eve
ming when the hall was filled to over
flowing. All numbers of the program
We're well given. Following the ex-
ercises the graduation ball was held
in the Dubois & Gay hall. with the
high school orchestra to furnish music.
Friday evening the alumni banquet
was held in the parish house.-Sedr'G
Erskine and Miss Julia Tetreault Of
Swanton We're married Monday, juno
at st. Adams, the Rev. q. w. Smith
officiating the ceremony taking place
at St. Luke's rectory. Mr.. Erskine is
the son of J.. G. Erskine of this place
and employed in the Hayward gar
age. The bride graduated at the Ran
dolph sanitarium In the training class
for nurses, and has since practiced in
this vicinity. They will live at the
Erkshine house on South Main street.
The Randolph Grange held its meeting
Saturday night with good attendance.
The program was as follows: Must,
Grange orchestra; short readings by
members; recitation by Maud Wiley;
music, orchestra; discussion upon the
following question, (Which is the bigger
gossip, man or wcman?" led by Mrs.
c. r. Steele and Mr.. Loveland, reading,
Hugh Tatro; music, orchestra.-The Cen
trail Vermont Pomona Grange Will meet
with the Mortified Grange Wednesday,
June 81 Mrs Ernest Manchester Is the
| delegate from this Grange.-Mrs. lmogene
| Goodale arrived from South Royalton
Saturday night, much improved in health,
after several weeks in Massachusetts
with her daughter, Mrs Case-Mr. and
| Mrs T. c. Dodge we're in Montpelier
| Sunday night to visit MIR. Dodge's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cook have takeh
! the lower tenement in the house of Mrs
& L. Newtons house on School stree.
to which they will move as soon as II
| is vacated by Mrs. Lewis Durham, who
in IA few days Will go to her husband IN
the West. The Woman's Foreign MS
sonary society of the Methodist Church
met June with Mrs f. F. Copeland
when the topic was Music and Mis-
sons," with Mrs. r. II. Slack as leader
Mrs. O. w. Mann left Saturday for =
business trip to Boston and Monday Mr.
Mann went to Burlington on business. -
Charles Blaisdell of White River juno
tion is in town, the guest of his sister
|
left Monday morning for a few days 4
Plttsburg, Pains G. r. Pratt Went :,
| Clalemont, y, H., Monday to spend few
days-Mr, Westcott and his family o
Brooklyn, \. Y, have arrived to pass III,
summer at the Kimhall place, the for
mer being the Kimbal chauffeur,-M
Maud Wiley went to Woodstock Monda!
to spend week.-Mrs. and Mrs JOIN
! Ford are taking two weeks vacation
the former from the store of +, \
Morse and the latter from the c. J
| Stockwell store, and will be In Eas
Braintree and Granville during the tim
with relatives Miss May *, Howe, on
of the grade teachers, will leave th'
week on her vacation and expects to talk
"A two months course of study at tn
Fitchburg Normal school-Miss Ethe
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FRANKLIN.

The grade entertainment which was
given Thursday evening was a success.
The pupils showed that much time and
patience had been spent by their teach
ers on their costumes and the parts
that they took. About s45 will he added
to their fund. The graduation exercises
Friday evening were well carried out.
The three graduates, Miss Ruby Wood
ward. Arthur Mullen and Seth Hubbard
delivered their pieces well. There was
an address by Governor Gates, follow
ing the speaking. Pember brothers
orchestra furnished the music.-Lester
Eaton of Willmantis, Conn, is a guest
at Mrs Maud Houghaboom' Sc, H..
Towle was in South Franklin Monday
to see hts brother, Rollie Towle, who is
ill.-Mss Potter left Monday for her
home in Pennsylvania. Miss Potter has
been the principals assistant.-Mrs. {.
l.. Towle and daughter, Ruth, the Misses
Lucille Gates and Grace Richard are at
tending commencement at Bakersfield. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welcome are par
ents of daughter, born Friday night.
r. d. Gallup is visiting his daughter,
Mrs Nina Robb. in Knowlton Que.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Gates and daugh-
ter are in ST. Adams to attend the we'd
ding of her brother. Percy c. Warner
Miss Helen Whitney is spending a few
days in Burlington.-Miss Bertha Will
hanson and Geraldine Coolidge went &c
| Elenburg Center, n. y, Wednesday,
Several from here are attending thu
Masonic meetings in Burlington thi
week.-Mrs.. Spear and son of Swantoi
| visited in town Tuesday,
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ELMORE.

Henry Hall had a narrow escape Mon
day night when one of his horses crowd
ed him in the stall and dislocated his
shoulder. Mr. Hall had quite a fight try
ing to get out of the stall-Mrs. Charles
Wilkins of North Wolcott visited her
mother Mrs. d. \. Stanley. last week
Mrs Aldelphia Elwood Of East Franklin
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Henry Hail.
Beatrice Mead. oldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mead, who has been i'll, is
better.-Henrv Martin went to Lyndon
willie Wednesday to attend the graduation
exercises at the agricultural school.-Miss
Elmra Lacasse of Winooski is visiting
at Napoleon Ga boreault s.--AIrs Ursula
Russell and two children of Johnson have
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Charles PEG
and Mrs. Willard Hastngs.-Miss Mae
Smith. Harold Smith and Charles Weeks
of IIardwiCk visited at D. A. Shanley's
Sunday.-Mrs. Anna Jackman returned to
Morrisvile Monday after several days
visit in town.-The wedding of Miss CeCile
Clouartre of Farnham. Can, and Stanis-
lase Gaboriault OF Newport took place
May 30 \ reception was given in their
honor May 81 at the home of Francois
Roudreau. Mr.. Gahorault formerly lived
in town.-Miss Elmra Lacasse of Winoo-
ski and Miss Rene Gaboriault While on
their way fishing last Wednesday met
with a porCupine Miss Lacasse threw a
stone at the animal and knocked him over.
then between them they killed him with
sticks and stones. The animal weighed 10
pounds children of the Pond school
entertained very pleasantly about 50 peo-
Pile Friday night. The whole affair show
ed much interest and hard work on the
part of both teacher and pupils.-Part Of
the children's day exercises Of the Meth
odist Sunday school of Morrisvile were
veported at the Elmore church Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Schools closed Friday and the teachers
have returned to their homes: Miss Kath-
crime Riley to her home in st. Adams,
Miss Winnifred Carpenter to Enoshurg
Falls and Miss Grace Sykes to her home
In Berkshire monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society was held in the
vestry Of the Congregational Church
Tuesday afternoon.-The Rev. and Mrs.
G.. ]. Peterson and daughter, Marion lert
Tuesday night for a three months visit
with friends and relatives in Illinois and
Nebraska--L. A. Curtis Of st. Adams
and G. f. Greenieaf of Bennington visited
at the home of Mrs +. NJ. Stone last
week.-.D n. Paul has the contract to
rebuild the big barn on the Royce farm
and has a gang OF men at work.-Miss
Gertrude Combs, who has been attending
St. NAlbans high school, is at home for the
summer-Perley Reynolds is i'll with
typhoid fever
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Next Sunday evening the Rev +. r.
Hyde Will deliver the haccalaureate adj
dress before the Jeffersonville high
school graduates. The contestants in
the high school prize speaking are Hazel
Cyr Kathleen l'ulington, Genevicve
Lease, Dorothy Smith. Autney Stratton,
Charles Farr, Walter Rousseau, Frederick
'all.-Mr. and Mrs, Ira morse, Mrs. T..
5. Morse Mrs NJ. a. Shafer and daugn-
ter, started on a trip to Wrentham.
Mass. Wednesday. making the trip by
automohile,-The Rev. DR.. Merrill of st.
Johnsbury gave an address at the
Church Sunday morning.-Th meeting
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was held with Mrs f. b. Hyde
at the parsonage Wednesday.-Ge
Cave, who has spent several weeks at
l.. S. Morsers, has returned to Boston
S. T.. Pope has gone to Boston to at
tend the convention of hardware deal
ers.--At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Buker Richard
Thompson and Edna Buker both OF
this town, We're united in marriage June
10th by the Rev. IL. c. Howard of this
place.. o, Thomas, who has been
confined to the bed for three months, is
now able to sit up a part of the time
Mrs, II. NJ, Cornell, who has been
! seriously i'll, is slowly improving
Mrs, T.. NJ. Kneeand, Mrs, c. S.
Brush, and L. NJ. Brush were
| in attendance at the Grand Chap
ter, O. f. s., in Burlneton.-The
meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be held
with Mrs NJ G. Washourn next Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. H. w, Narnum
| visited friends in Danville over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Watkins were in
Johnson to attend the commencement
exercises of the Johnson high school,
where their son, Harley, was graduated.
Miss Bertha NJ. Terrill, professor of
| home economies at the University of
Vermont and Miss Goodrich principal
elect of the Johnson Normal school,
visited the school in this place the past
| week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

Mrs. II. r. Manning Mrs. Seneca Haz-
en-, Mrs. Bates. Mrs. Edward Iinl and
the Rev. Mr.. Dawson were among those
who attended the Grand Isle county
church convention at Swanton last
week,--Miss Ina Bohannon is recovering
from an attack Of the grip.-Miss {, j..
Whitman of Montreal, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs Gilbert Robin
son, has gone to Champlain, \. y
Mrs. Ida Haynes OF Swanton spent
Sunday with her niece, Mrs. Seneca
Hazen. and famly.-Alfred Peck or
Perry's Mills, y. Y. was business
visitor in town Monday.-The Alburg
baseball team played at Rouses Point
n. y Thursday and won by score of
3 to THE schools in town closed Fri
day and the several teachers have gone
| to their homes.
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GRAND ISLE.

Jerry Allen died at the home of his
brother, ii. c. Allen, Saturday morning,
June 10. MI Allen was SO years of age
a few days ago he fell, breaking his hip,
which resulted in his death. The funeral.
I'm charge of the Masons. was held from
his late home Monday afternoon, with In
terrnent in the Allen cemetery Little
Marion Hazen is more comfortable, but
is not able 10 sit up. A trained nurse is
caring for her,-Miss Julia Allen was in
town the first part of the week to attend
the funeral Of Jerry Allen,-Mrs S. II,
Gordon is visiting friends in Burlington.
Marion MCGOWAN called on friends In
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went Wednesday on n fishing trip to
Averill pond in Averil township Mrs.
Alma Smith and little GRANDDAUGHTER
Ruth McCutchan, are visiting Mrs.
Smiths son and wife, MIR and Mrs.
Roy W. Smith, in Providence H. l.
A. r. Straw, master of Harmony
Pomona Grange, Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs y. b. chaplin
Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Nutting, Mr. ana
Mrs II. f. Straw, Mrs. c. f. Eddy
Mrs W. ID. Pangle and G. i. Scribner
attended the meeting of Harmony
Pomona Grange at waterbury center
Wednesday.-Mrs w. W. houston or
Cleveland, Ohio who with her children
are visiting relatives here, was accom-
panied TO Stowe by Miss Virginia Gale
of Cleveland, who is guest Mt the
home OF her grandparents. Mr.. ana MIS-
T. r. Gale.-A son, Frederic Perry
born June IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy y
Billings in St. Louis. Mo. is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Billings and
Mr. and Mrs p Il. Gale of stowe
Miss Marjorie Watts, who went to
Springfield, Mass, this week to meet
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Houston. was
the guest of Mrs. William Sabin while
in Springfield, who was formerly Miss
Edna johnson OF Stowe.-Dr and Mrs.
| =. f. insolvency OF burlington, who
passed Tuesday night in Stowe were
accompanied home Wednesday by Mrs.
| McSweeneys sister, Mrs. q. r.. Luce
I Mrs. l.. b. Gale has attended re-
union of her class of the alumni or the
Johnson normal school this week.-A
| specimen of Rhododendron Rhodora
in the wild flower collection in the pub
! lie reading room is the contribution oi
Miss Clara Barrows and is an addition
to the known fora of this vicinity
The ID. Z. V. club met Tuesday evening
to sew for the benefit Of the Unity
| Church Ladies' Aid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15
HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Shangraw and
daughter, Tressa, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Rushford ard daughter, Doris, have been
visiting at the homes of Mrs. Elmiro
Anger and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anger in
Magog, Que.-Ntss Mae Ready closed her
school here Friday and has returned to
her J. ne in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Rushford have returned home after
a weeks visit with relatives in Morris
ville.-Mrs. Lawrence Rossier and daugh-
ter, Alice, of Montgomery Center have
been spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel, Sr.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. r. Chase and children of
Richford are spending few days with
Mrs. Chases parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Hamkins.-Miss Hattie Lumbra of War
rem, Pa. is a guest of Miss Irene Ariel
6. D. Jewett and daughter, Miss Blanche
Jewett, of Montgomery We're visitors in
this place Sunday.-The Rev. W. G. Mans
field supplied the pulpit here Sunday.
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FAIRFAX.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
S. ". Brush.--Mr ana Mrs. Mark Ryan
and Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent have
been passing few days with friends in
Canada.-iMr. and Mrs. +. H. Shepardson
of Richmond were in town SundaN.-Leo
Despart, who recently graduated from a
pharmacy school in Boston, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary Despart-E. ID. Shep-
artlson and family were called to Buring-
ton Sunday by the serious condition of H..
L. Giddngs, who is in the Mary Fletcher
hospital Mrs. Shepardson remained with
bat
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

A. q. Webster Of Swanton was a bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday Dix
is in Saxton River this week attending
commencement at Vermont Academy
Mr. and Mrs. f. s. Wright are in
Bakersfield attending commencement
at Brigham Academy this week,-The
closing exercises of the school We're held
in Gardynes hall Thursday evening and
We're eXcellent.-The Rev. G. w. Allen
is in Canada this week attending an
association of Baptist Churches and
visiting a. his former home.
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HYDE PARK.

The Indictment weather has retarded
work on the new library building. Frank
Nichols, Jr, has sold his real estate to
II. Il. Lampher.-G. w Atwood. weights
and measures inspector is making an
official visit in this town.-C. +. Slavery
of the Hyde Park Inn has been i'll the
past few days, but is now somewhat
better-E. l.. Noyes now acts as clerk
at the inn.-Mrs. Butler and daughter
from Rutland are stopping here with
Judge Butler during the court term