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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01

William R. Wilcox, former post
master of New York, and later Public
Service Commissioner, has been APP
pointed chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
RIGHTS OF MAN.

every man." said the moralizer,
''has a right to do as he pleases."
''He has," rejoined the demorali-
ger, Gin case he plcases to do right"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
JUST so.

Biggs-Law is certainly a dry
study.
Diggs-Yes; but pretty woman's
tears frequently wash away all
doubts in the minds of the jury.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
HIS DRAWBACK.

'Why did you refuse to give that
young man employment?"
"Well, he hadn't any refining
prison influences in his past life"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
THE REASON.

"Her enemies regard Russia as a
foul nation"
"Well, / guess she would like to be
a Turkey gobbler"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
FEDERATION OF THE FAIR.

Knicker-Who is that lost-looking
fellow?
Bocker-He is club hub from a
hub club.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01
VARIABILITY.

as your boy Josh athleticY'
Yep" replied Farmer Corntossel !;
'ceptin' when he's got his regular
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-01

SATURDAY, JULY l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
ENOSBURG FALLS.

About :" attended the mems banquet
in the Methods church parlora FRIDAY
evening. when tho Rev. James Masec Of
St Adams was the principal speaker.
James Chcynowetu Of 81 Adams and E.
B. Rublee of Berkshire were also pros
cnt and brought GrectinSs.-Mr Allen
Draper returned to her home at North
Sheldon Friday after a visit in the homes
Of her sons II. l. and j. II, Draper
The condition of Mrs. James Duffy who
has been i'll for some time, does not I'M
proNc,-Nharles Ryan went To his home
in Fairfield last week, having got the
berkshire road into paSSable condition
Just previous to tho cold snap. Merrill
Blair of New York is passing the
Christmas season with his father, j. II.
Blair. A, Taterault left Friday Tor n
few days visit mong friends in Burling
ton and Ncrgcnnes--Dr and Mrs, ". w.
Hutchinson returned Friday evening after
two days in Burlington. Mr. and Mrs
T.. T. Beatty arc passing a few days in
Boston, Alexander Snay has leased the
pclhert Burt place and he and Henry
Richard have moved their families into it.
Sunday mornings tenn jerature Of II be-
low zero, followed by ondaYs Of ~ be-
low. brought a realiza' ~ of Nintcr.O.
VI. j 9ffords of the law ,partment of Bos-
ltcn University, came 10 town Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Woman Mission Circle Of the
Baptist Chweh LIct Wednesdays af-
tcrnoon AT tho hom" Of Mr.. Ralph
clark. e harIcs Eall has bought Of Mrs
Rosanoud Harris nor place IA iHnoshurg
village aud moved there Dec. l9-Tho
town schools viii close Friday for The
Christmas recess Mrs. May has resigned
her position as teacher IN the village
school and Will leave for her home in
Essex at the close of the present term
Miss Reynolds viii succeed Mrs May-
There viii be an orchard pruning demon
stratlon At e. NJ Hazards farm Thurs.
day IN tho forenoon ANA m the afternoon
at j. NJ Rlntcrs farm otherwise known
as III" Andrews farm in the northern
part of Charlotte. \ farmers meeting
VIII hc held al Lyccum hall Thursday
evening heeinnlus a. 80 o'clock. Every.
body Is invited Mrs. l. $. Cove, Mrs.
George Wpoluer and Mrs Milo Webster
attended the union meeting Of the King s
Daughter at Trinity parish house in
Shclhurnc Friday Mrs Timothy Steh.
bins, WHO has boon III for several weeks
IS slowly Improving . Edward Placc, who
IS student at Colby Academy. New
London, y. IT, IS spending the Christmas
vacation N Charlotte with his parents
tho Rev. Frank and Mrs Place. &C arletor
has recovered aud taken M his work a'
mail carricr.-Alfred STACY has gone IL
Springfield, Mass, for tho winter Mis-,
Alice Emo has gone to Now York cit,
for the winter TO resume work with til,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin of Shore
ham are guests of Mi. and Mrs. \. n.
Wisscl for a few daNs.--Mrs. T.. r. Ma
lonev and the Misses Dessa aud Irene
Bolger were in Burlington Saturday.--At
the annual WomanS Home Missionary
meeting the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. President, Mrs
May Nichols; viCc-prcsdent. Mrs. cora
Chaplin. treasurer. Mrs. TcrsS Bliss: sec
rctarv. Mrs Hattie lIoS>ins: executive
committee, Mrs Cora Smith, Mrs. Martha.
Fuller, Mrs. Fannie Rickncll- Miss Clara
Barnum OF Mddleburv College is at home
for her christmas vacation. There will
be Christmas cNcrciScS in tho grammar
and primary grades Friday afternoon. fol-
lowed h. tree,
The thticndcn county Pomona Grange
held it, meeting with the Mansfield
Grange 40, AZ. December H. There
We're eight who Joined tho Pomona. The
following officers were elected. Master.
\. :. MORAN; ovCrSeer. e. Is. lSham
lecturer, T. q Pcasc: stew ard. n. L.
Hall: assistant steward Charles Iiar-
rinStou: chaplain. Mrs. | - Elliot Soc
rotary, John Williams gate keeper Ralph
Wool. Cores Mrs. A. :. MORGAN: Fomo-
ma. Mrs. Waiter Fuller T1ora Mrs f.
Wilson. 'ad> assistant steward. Mrs. V.
Lane. oN"rutIVe committee. T., &. ClcW-
lcv. = c. Bliss II u Han
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. .ALBA\S.


MIS- Deiph'he fe''t, aScc y Years, wife
OF "oStPh i'o"t OF M'ntS"n'crS Center.
uicu az 'hc noSpl'ei IN lhls city saturday
afternoon shortlF ailer l. O'Clock after
an Illness ct ahout seven weeks She
had b"tn al inc hoSp'lal less IMAM n week
ana the immaculate cause OF d"ath was
h'hrt lallur'. ne remains were taken
I" {. Il Mc'N'llS'er INCREASING rooms
on North Nam Strtet ana SATURDAY eve
nnS "or" 'ah'h 10 hcr late nome Hor
husband ana one son accompanied inc
romans. f'S'oos h'r husband MIS- Root
is survived by ''sht sons ana TWO dauEh-
lcrS.
Firo Waa hl'c"Errc" IN carload "f
beef carly SaturcaN morning when the
dairy tram from ms Guy reached OAK
land. The engine was coupled on to the
car which was ruSheo BACK - ms city
and the members :" the hrc department
cNtinemshed 'he hre with chemicals
The beet VA SMOKED ana scorched some
what - not Known now me IRE
started
Mrs, William carton flake las issued
invitations to INC marriage OF her dauSh'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
EAST FRANKLIN.

Schools in this village, Hammond and
rroutN districts veto closed Friday
when tho teachers. the Misses Florence
Mullen aud rcarl IIoughaboom and Ar
thur 6. Mullen, attended the teacher con-
Nention at 81 Adams Mrs r. &. Ham
mond is i'll Mr.. and Mr.. Richard Tih-
bits are visiting relatives of Mrs. Tio.
bits in CowanSvillc, QUO.
Mr. Mary Burleson is IN q scrious con-
ditiou, having suffered q stroke of naralv-
lis Saturday morning lTcr daughter.
Mrs w. NJ Armstrong. is helping care
for her-A daughter vas born 10 Mr., and
Mrs Ernest Ellsworth Sunda N.-Rccont
guests in the home Of James Collins, were
NJ. and Mr.. J.. v. Kinney, Mrs. Roger
Collins. Mis- Elizabeth Collins of Bcrk-
shire. and Mr.. and Mrs Ray STANLEY Of
Morscs Line Mrs. &. T.. Colcord has re-
turned home after spending q week in
St Adams. MIR and Mrs. chilafoux Of
SWauton were recent guests at the home
Of Jerry Raymo, The condition Of Mrs.
L. t.. Hammond who is i'll with iuflam-
matorN rheumatism, is no hctter.-MrS.
Jerry Ravmo and Mrs. :. r. Whitney are
visiting in swami on.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X.
Judd are visiting in Montgomery Center.
-Mr7 Minnie Atwood Of Brandon is with
her daughter. Mrs T. &. Ellsworth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
MILTON BORO.

Mrs Fay Berry went Thursday to IT,
condcroGa, y. Y, to spend Christmas
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sweat
Misses Isabelle and Mildred Goodwin
spent last week in Burlington and Essex
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Gordon and two
sons, William and Irving, spent Sunday
at East Georgia--Jane French has come
to spend the winter with Mrs. Mortimer
REYNOLDS There will he Christmas exer-
ciscs and a Christmas tree at the school
house Friday evening, All are cordially
invited to attend The teacher has taken
pains with the children and spent much
time drilling them The proceeds will he
used for things that arc needed at the
schoolhousc Phelps is galning-M
and Mrs, Gregory Of West Georgia were
in this place December 15--Miss Blanche
Quinell, sister of l.. o. Qunell. formerly
OF this place. was operated on at the
Green Mountain sanitarium December IL,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21

ifc. one son. William Devino of East
Pm street, four daughters, Mrs. Ed
fd llatin. Mrs. Henry Dubuc and Mrs.
lis Deeraff of burlington, and Mrs.
Phonse Iloule of Montreal who was at
PIC at the time of her fathers death.
leaves also ono brother, oliver Devil
who lives in New Hampshire, and who
81 years of age. Mr.. Devino had al.
US been interested in the affairs OF
village and for eight years was road
InmisSicncr He was a member of st.
hn the Baptist society of Burlington.
. funeral was held at $50 o'clock
fdnesday morning at st. Francis Xavier
.urch. Burial was in st Francis
.netcry.
Henry Gcrmain of 1lickoCk street Mon
lost the tip of one of the fingers
his right hand when caught 10y the
ner on which he was at work. lie vas
ns some plvcrs on the machine when
hand caught.
lose, the thrce-ycar-old daughter OF
ans Mrs. Z. f.. pcviro Of Latountain
Get, died Monday morning of pcuro-
rumonia The funeral was held at
p O'Clock this afternoon at st Francis
vicr Church. Burial was in St
arcis' cemetery.
The remains of John Henry Ritter were
Lt last evening to Kappa, Illinois, where
funeral will be held.
tcxaS Mcleod has returned from Col
bbus. \. Nj, where, heinz on the re-
I've list OF the United States army,
had been serving with the 18th infan'
since summer.
n all Of tho grade rooms there will he
riStmas exercises next Friday after
pr. followed by the closing of school
Ion Tuesday. January .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rochcleau Of Bur
lngton arc visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs i. l.. Frceman.--Mrs l.. T.. Douglass
has returned from few DAYS stay at
the home of her father in Eurlingjon.--
The Louise NJ. SMILEY circle of tho Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. T.. 7.
Jacobs at her homo Wednesday after
noon Miss rcarl Gerry has returned
from Burlington, where she has been
visiting friends Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bulcv, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Bulcv. MIR,
and Mr.. Arthur Bulev and MIR. and Mrs
Francis Bulcy were in burlington sun.
day to attend the funeral of a relative.
Fire broke out in tho Crandall garage
Monday evening. About 1880 O'Clock an
alarm vas given and tho ire was cXtin-
guishcd before much damage was done.
The origin Of tho fire l. uuknoun.-Mrs.
t. T.. Prior of Hanover. Mass, is visiting
her sister, Mr.. W. T.. fulcr.--Mrs. Pres
ton IIadlov Of Bellows Falls is visiting
hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. \. &. Berry go
The neXt meeting of tho Louise NJ Smi
Icy circle has bccu postponed until Ian
uarN G.-.Nrs. W. l.. fulcr, who was re
Gently opcratc cd on at tho Fanny Allen
hospital. Ia: returned to her home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
WILLISTON.

y blaze in Mr.. forvilles shop last Fri
day WAS caused by the cap being off the
gasoline tank Young Mr.. Casey made
quick work Of hauling the tank out doors
with his horses. The back part of the
shop was damaged quite bit before the
fire was cNtinguished. The Methodist
sunday school will have Christmas tree
for The school Saturday night in the ves-
try Of tho church. suitable exercises for
the occasion will bc given. Mrs. Ella
MoshoG. who has been stopping in Rich
moud the past month. returned to her
home las, week. Unforeseen circum-
stances prevented Bishop Hamilton from
fulfilling his appointment here last sun
day. L. Mctcalf goes to- Chicago this
week TO spend the winter. with his dauEh-
ter Mrs. Stella Brown. The schools will
close Friday for the holidays There will
he two weeks vacation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
RICIIFORD.

MrS tlavia st Gcrmaiu died ridaN
evening of paralysis at the homo of her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur pcnouville. NrS
ST. GermaIn Is survived by nine children
Lewis 81 ierman. Henry st German,
Joseph ST German of this place and the
odorc 81. Gcrmain Of Newport Mrs lpaN-
id Bcuoit and Mrs. George Eenuit of
Enosourg Falls, Mrs. j. .. loyal of New
port. Alfred St German of EnoShurg
Fails and Mrs. Arthur DonoNille of this
place. She is also survived by one Sis
ter. Mrs. Mary paueau, of Burlington
and two brothers. Feice Suffer of Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Antoine suffer of
British Columbia. The funeral service
was held at An Saints Catholic Church
Monday morning AT nine o'clock, the Rev.
Joseph Lavigne officiating and burial WAS
in the cemetery on the berkshire road -
T. l.. Read WAS i business visitor IN Har-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
ESSEN JUNCTION.

4 fired, the Two wears old son Of Mr.
| nd Mrs. Henry Iadue Of Maple street,
.icd Thursday sof pneumonia Tho fu-
cral and burial were in Milton Saturday
|nornins.
| " ord has been received here of tn.
|narriacc of Frank T. Rovman formerly
+ this place. to Miss Christine Nc.
ollurn of Pasadena cal. December 6
|hcy expect n be in Boston. whore Mr.
'ov man is now located. about december
. The funeral Of Mrs. Henry d. Snyder
| ds held at the home Of her father
feJrGc +. Drury, Sunday afternoon at
NO CLOCK, the Rev. Elliott .. Foster,
astor Of the Congregational Church, and
&c Rev 'hauncoN G, Adams of the First
hurch Of Burlington officiating. The
carers were Claude Hunter Of Proctor,
IAN NJ. johnson, Guy w. Bailey, Eugene
BERRY, James II. Niele Of this place and
w. Wh'tcomb Of burlington. MIR. and
r.. Charles Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Booth Mr. and Mrs Arthur Walker Mr.
| nd Mrs. +. W. Whitcomb, Mrs. n /.
ohnson and daughters. Mr. Alher,a
Beach and the Misses HAYES and C'oopcr
rom Burlington. Mrs. CLAYTON Wrirh,
rom Wiliston and Colonel hickman and
laior Powell from Fort Ethan Allen were
mong those present from out of town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
SHELBURNE.

Nearly 20 people assembled at Trinity
parish house Friday to celebrate the eth
anniversary of the organization of tn"
Ever Ready Circle Of the Kings DauCh-
tors. The Rev. q. r. Brush gave u short
address Of welcome After dinner the
Rev. ". G.. Banks read tho 18th Psalm,
followed by prayer by the Rev Mr..
Hemenway Of HinesburG Then the roll
call, several absent members responding
by letters. Mrs. Hattie Tyler stevens "A
charter member. had an interesting paper
Of "reminiscences OF the carly days OF
the society. and Mrs Sophia Harmon
and Mrs +. W. RisSonett told Of later
work Then the state president, Mrf.
Cross Of Swanton, and Mrs. Towers Of
Richmond. State secretary. each gave
helpful talks Then came short speeches
nv Mrs White Of South Burlington, MIR.
Pierce of I1inesburC, the Rcvcrcnds ".
and Mr.. Wheeler of South burlington.
There was a short time given over 10
questions. answered by Mrs. Cross Mrs
Charles Ready, president of the Ever
Ready Circle. under whose guidance the
DAYS program Was designed and carried
through. deserves word of praise for the
succcesful and pleasant occasion. MI s.
Harry WetSon is at tho Mar" Fletcher
hospital for treatment 49, Mrs .. ~ Rus
sell is confined TO tho house by illness
Mrs. y. J. Colaner has returned from 4
visit with relatives i'm koescVillo, \. Y
Mrs. Waiter Palmer has Soro Ia tho
hosnital for an operation. Moses Barnes
has had an operation for appendicitis
and is doing as well as can he expected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
GEORGIA..

The pJrtls of The Georgia center
schools, taught tv Miss sadie Wilbur
and Miss Eva Nacomher. hold Christmas
exercises ~ the academy room FRIDAY
afternoon. tn, room was prctti'T dec
GRATED with evergreen bouChs, Christmas
bells and a small tree well loaded with
little romcmhrancoS for both pupils and
t"arhcrs. Tho next meeting Of Banner
Grange viii be for tho installation of Of
lt"crS.-About - PARENTS and friends
gathered At tho Stone school-house to
enjoy - short Christmas program fur
n'shed by tho pupils. Friday night. The
room was appropriately decorated. Tho
pupils presented their teacher, Miss Eeedy
NJ burlington, with silver handled pen
knte.-Tho home of Henry Warner IL
under quaran'inc for scarlet fever.--MrS,
Wilbur Mcigs returned home Thursday
from johnson and Niliston. where she
has heen visiting frienCs and relatives
dufiO- tho mast uocli
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
WEST BOLTON.

Mrs +. s York and daughter Irene,
hd T. Rochelle Visited Marietta York At
|e Fanny Alien hospital Sunday. Phil
hon GuYcttc has returned from Lowell,
lass, having been called there by the
path of his brother. Frank Guyette. go
|rs. Bertha Lamb has returned to Nor-
lister, Mass. having made a brief visit
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. \. n. Tom
hson.--Mrs. Angus Tomlinson and chill
rem of StarkSboro arc visiting at y. Is.
alls Miss Marietta York, who under
ent an operation for appendicitis, is do
|C nicely. She expects to return home
day.-Schools close Friday for a
eek, Miss Leary's school is TO have a
ee with exercises Friday afternoon
here will be "A Christmas tree at the
a ptist Church Saturday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Several members Of tho Lend a. Hand
Circle Of the Kings daughters attended
the anniversary meeting in Shelburne
t'rday.-Mr and Mr.. +. G. Tsham have
returned from the home OF W. f. Frat
in Mt. Holl"y. where they passed the deer
season.--H +. Tillev and scS1 clifford
visited his brother, Dr. Tilley, in Rich
mond ncccmhor 13--'ioorsc Kennedy is
drilling n, we'll for Ira e. Wiley in shell
hurne Roy Bromley is in town thrcshin =
for tho farmcrs.Oat1 arc a very light
crop in all cases.
There will he Christmas entertainment
NJ which the opcrctta Red Pepper" will
he a part. at the Spear street school on
Friday evening. December 20
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21

for the Christmas Vaca TONI. II. Ovitt-
NJ. l.. Irish and J. Is. Fcrlcy went to Bur-
lngton for the annual banquet of the
Delta Sigma fraternity They returned
Sunday evening, motoring from 81. AL
hans--A bunch Of registered IIosteins in
The herd Of T.. w. Draper are being tested
for the advanced registry class. Gordon
Bul OF the experiment station in Bur
lngton is in charge of the cows, which
arc being MIXED four times daily during
the period of testing
Christmas exercises will be held in the
BAPTIST Church Friday evening, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church Saturday
afternoon and in the parish house of St
Matthews Church on Holy Innocents
day. Thursday, December - There is 30
he n meeting in the parish house this
week Thursday to trim the church for
christmas ana services will he held In
The church ut ll:i5 Sunday evening and
ut nine o'clock Monday morning. In St
John the Baptist church there will he
midnight mass Sunday.--An orchestra OF
young people under Il years OF aCe was
reccntly formed here vita the following
officers: Musical director, Donald Kim
bail, librarian, laurel Samson; secretary,
Miss Mildred Mitchell; business manager,
Gardner Near. --Mie9 Ruth Bowen, who
lives with her grandmother Mrs. Sarah
* moan, passed Sunday with her father.
George .. Bowen, in Bcrkshrc.-L. W.
Gardner and Robert W. Davis who we're
in burlington tor tic Delta Sigma ban.
cIe, SATURDAY, evening. returned hrrc
Sunday evening. Mr. Davis Won; Monday
morning to his hcmc IL Ncwport-Mra.
J. r. Mcare has returued after having
passed srvrrai weeks IN the family OF
! her daIShtc". Mr.. l. Y. Kendall. in
J uutsdani. y. v.--T'hc skating rink Under
/ the charge of Mr. i'o'vei; Is open for bust
! ueee --Stcuncn l2ilado has traded his
/ house on School stree. with Benjamin
| Skoll for his house on HiSma-E street.
I \ daughter vas born to Nr. aud Nrs
J Charles Spear SGndIv night Mr. Spoa:
il cnli los ed ~ thc standard on con-
/ pany here Those from here 20 attend the
funeral Of Mrs. s.; Gcrmain IN Nchfori
( Noudav beside hoy tUo daughters, Mrs
Cicorgo Hcnoit ard MIR. David Bonoit
! who had been with hcr for several days,
were pa,id and George Benoit, Harry
Bennit. Mary Bcnoit. Mr. and Mrs Max
Nausicttc and daughter. Eldora.-Hcrcert
Smith of St Armand WAS a guest I'm tho
home Of f.. T.. Beatty TUESDAY. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Harrison Of Franklin We're
guests mt the home of Mrs. Narrison's
sister. Mrs Nelson Ducharm. Tucsdav.--
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Smith of Franklin
were guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Il.
! II Sweeney. Tuesday.--MrS. u jasmine
Of School street was stricken with a
shock of anoplcxy TUESDAY morning
II. Bc,t leaves this morning for Crhana,
H.. where he will ne the guest of his
daughter. Mrs. George T. Tuttlc, about
six weeks-Mr. ana Mr. w. V Fhclrs
and Miss Mildred croft were in Burltns-
ton Wednesday N +. Whitcomb Was in
BurlinCton Wednesday
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HUNTINGTON.

MIR Vincent, who works for Swinyer
Brothers. moved his family to the Center
Monday. -Pray er-mceting will be held at
the parsonage Thursday ovcning.-Mrs.
Jennie Johns is at home from Jonesville,
called here by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. iIancy.-Mr. aud Mrs c. NJ Norton
returned from sojourn in Jcffcrsonville
of several weeks with their daughter.
Mrs. Morse. Mr.. Norton has gone back
to complete some carpenter work he is
doing on the house of !. L. Morse
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Tho funeral Of Mrs ,Iose7h Root. who
died at the St. Albans hospital SATURDAY.
Vas held a the Catholic Church here
Monday and was very largely attended.
The Rev Father cote OBLIGATED Mrs.
Root leaves i husband and n children.
several of them quite Small--l a St.
bngc Vas a business visitor in RiChford
osdaN.--lt is reported that f. T..
Iutchns, who is spending the winter in
Pasadena. CAL. and who has been critic.
ally i'll with pneumonia. is some hat bet.
--lIerber; shower and Ruth BcnNay
were rpCnutl,. married
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Mary Wilson and RAYMOND VIII
In of Ando>er, Mass. visited at Mr.. and
hrs e. j.. RuninSou's last week. Miss
|erra Robinson WIS in burlington last
tek to attend the funeral of her aunt,
rs Mar1- !. Maxiicld. The body nj Mr..
J Wolcott Vas brought here from
+ScN Junction for burial Tuesday.
ID Mrs. r. II. Andrts NJ NerCennes came
frc Mondav to attend the funeral OF
|rs Wolcott.--.Miss Maria Aldrich is
|SitinE her parents. the Rev. and Mrs.
|ldrIch Mr.. CARR" Wescott. who il
|Sitinc Mies Day, spent several DAYS last
leok in Ncrrennes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21
MILTON.

+. NJ. Ballard Of Milton has been called
to st. Paul Mimi. ny the sickness of his
mother. Mrs. Laura A. Ballard Mr..
Emma Cozzen is spending tho holiday ~
with her brother in Randolph.
At the Methodist church the subject
Sunday morning will he The True Spirit
Of Christmas" Sunday school a noon;
evening service. 7:"o. A Christmas tree
and program will he held in tho church
vestry Christmas night \ meeting Of
the Sunday school board will be held At
the parsonage this evening for the an
nual election Of officers