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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28
EAST FRANKLIN.

Charles Buricson of New Bruns,yict
n. j., is in town, called here nv tho III
ness Of his mother, Mrs. Mary Burlesor.
The condition Of Mrs Rurlcsou rcp,i,.
unchanged-H. II. Olmstced and t. w.
Olmstoad were in st Alhans Doc IL -
Mrs. Melissa Shcdd has returned To bor
home in Franklin Center after caring for
Mrs. Il. &. Ellsworth n few days.--Nr
and Mrs. NJ. X. .Jud1 have returned from,
Montgomery Center.--S. y. whitney and
Mrs. T.. r. Chamberln were in Richror,,
December q. Mrs. q. II. Pomcrov and
Miss Marion Gilbert wcrc in ST. Albsns
Wednesday Mrs Royce OF sheldon IS
caring Tor Mrs. r. G. Hammond. who
is i'll with innanmatory rheumatism
Mrs. Hammond il a little better
Mrs. Mary Burleso,, who suffered n
stroke Of paralysis weel. ago died
SATURDAY mornin-. She is survived hv
two children. Mrs ". ". Armstrong of
West Berkshire and Charles Burleeor
NJ New Brunswick y. j.: n son-in-laV
=. RI. Hroe, for whom she had kent
house for ycars. and several grandchi..
dren, M-s Burcson would have hco1
70 sears cd had she liIod until Marcl
The funeral was held Tuesday. So hoo Is
in the Hammond, prouty aud village
districts closed fr,ds>v for Il shoit Vacs
ticn,
The funeral services of Mrs Mars
, Surleson. who died Saturday. were reid
az tho church Tuesday afternoon THE
Rev. I. f.. Smith otrici4ted. The bcare"s
were W. Il. Noble. f. r. Thomas, A. "
/ Ieao. {. f.. Coicord, j. 4 Chamberlain
and G. n Ponero" f.. G. Hammond
! mad charge If the services Those from
away who attended were. Nj. md Mrs
J.. w. Kinney from North Borhshr, Mi
and Mrs W. NJ. Armstrong, Mr. and VI
z. \ Moser, Nr and Mrs. w VI Sa-cr
j. J. McTartY and -. G. Glider N W
Gallup of Nontpel.cr is .-ocudin. lis
+ Christmas vacation with his parents .-- y
=. Grant and family spent Christina. ia,
IN Vest Franklin at the home OF John
frant.-Mr and Mrs Richard Tibbcts en.
ter aimed about % guests Chris tmas from
Ri"hford, Berkshire FnosburC ami Cow.
ansvil'e. Que.--Mr. and Mrs. I.eavitt o;
F'reiighsburr. Cue, and Mrs icavitt OF
/ Archambaulr of t,noshurg were recent
guests AT the home of G. F.. Conkin.--Nr
and Mrs. G. NJ. Scott arc passing a few
DAYS in SwectSburg and Scottsmore Que
M. f.. Powers went to Montreal Tues
/ day. to he guest Of W. \ Rcmher --
Miss Lillian Rember Of Worcester il at
, tho homo Of her father. \. \. Rcmbcr
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EAST RFRkSHIRE.

Mr; David !arcch il. 1ien suddenIy
Christ mas afternoon She was in her
usual health. bat after dinner complained
of slight hcada he and died II, about ~
minutes The funeral was held at the
cor gre .atjoral Church Wednesday after
noon "a ore O'clock. -hc i. survived bv
nc husband and one ,iauchte- Gladys
Lar'~t. end ono sister. Mrs Minnie
stevens OF ST Adams THO Rev T. r.
Hol'"cs " Gichfo"d was IN town las.
Week Mr. VI. j Dide, who has been
VIII friends ard -c'1,ivez here and sur
roundir- GOWNS me past foar months.
has re'Crned o scr horne in ST Paul.
Minn.--iirs Daniel 1toren. Mrs. r. s
Hut li,rsor and r. j. Sioren lef; Friday
e. Gems til;e. y. y. whers thev will
N"ss tic holidays with ar ard Mrs.
George Rag. Ms Moren and F. J. Nor
on vii 80 from Giens Fall. TO Daytona.
va. where hey Mil pass the winter
Waite Jenre vho is attending school in
G.rdncr Mass IS a. home for the
Christmas vacation A Christmas tree
with oTe7oises vas heid in ;he Crngre-
coriora' Church Saturday evening A
Christmas errvice with con7utnnior was
held in calvary Church az 10 ocloci>
Christ mas DAY Miss X Grace Wadlcgh
who is teaching lir-readinr in Toronto,
is at home for the holidays Miss Hat
tie Cassidy ~ New York city is \. the
home of her parents for tho holidays.
Tie N'onans Missionary society will
Re held n tho parsonage Saturday af-
ternoor.- Mr.. and Mrs n ". yau of
EnoshurC Falls. we're in town Christmas
daN.--A children'S service. with Mr..
Paterson loader was held in the Con-
rrecational Clurch' Sunday afternoon.
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SHELBURNE.

Dr ana Mrs W, s. Webs save a
Christmas tree and entertainment 10
their employees and families, members
Of Trinity choir and a few Other in
vitcd guests ON SATURDAY evening An
entertainment was provided, then the
tree, loaded with gifts for the younger
guests, after which refreshments were
served and dancing concluded the eve
ning's festiVitics.--Mrs. Mary Gates and
family spent Christmas day with Mr..
aud Mrs. Harley Beech in Burlington, --
Miss Florence Cox has gone to her
home in Woodstock for a few days dur
ing the Christmas rccess.---Jack Noss of
Elizabeth, y. j. g. a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Thorpe Mr..
and Mrs. +. i. whitney of Putnam >
Eillo are visiting Mrs. Whltncy's par
ent5, MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Blsir,--Mr, and
Mrs, Harry Gates and little son, iiar-
old, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
Gates. Roy Thorpe of Albany, y, "
was a Christmas guest of his parents,
MI, and Als. Emerson Thorpc'-Tho
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MISSES Gertrude, Helen ana Carrie
smith arc visiting their parents. MIR.
ana MIS-. Elmer Smith.
y Christmas social was held in tho
Methodist Church parlors Wednesday
evening at eight O'Clock. Music. refresh
ments and Christmas tree were the at
'ra"tons-rhe regular mid week prayer
meeting Will be held in the church par
IorH thursday evening beginning ut 80
q Vlock.-The pastor vii, conduct the sun
d"E services 1S usual. The week of prayer
WI he observed with three special week
hiSh' meetings. The Rev. Thomas Steven
son OF NcrgouncS will speak Tuesday
evening, january =. ard Thursday cvc-
nlng the Rev. q. Il. Lock of Essex juno
ZION viii preach. friday nigHt is TO be
announced --1'',c Sunday school Christ
mas tree and entertainment was held
tuesday afternoon In the Methodist
church parlora. The special features
"rro songs by three little rromic chill
dr"n and By the Nosburg children. Tie
committees In charge of the entertain
mont we're: Mrs. Walter Webster Miss
M"N Douglas and Miss Mariory RAY
Mrs. u. 9. Marsctt, Mrs. Bates and
Mrs. Wc'inurc werc refrcshmcnt com
mtttec. Mrs. Harris Mack had the tree
in rhGf-t
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Children playing with matches were ro-
Sponsihlc for a fire AZ tho Quincy house
Thursday evening about seven O'Clock
II was startc in q closet where clothir =
and bedding were stored The alarm was
runG in and No, 2 hose cart was promptly
on hand. The blaze had been extin-
cuished, however, largely by the proprie-
tor. l.. II. Croft whose hands we're quite
badly burned in his fright with the
flames.
Mr.. r.. W. David. their leader enter
tanned The Camp Fire Girls in her home
Oh Church street Saturday evening
They were early astir Monday touring
the streets singing Christmas carols.--Two
dcrailmcnts Of the SNOW rioN. one on the
IN trip near Green's Corner and the other
on the GOWN rip near North Sheldon
completely tod UP travel on the Mis-
Sisquoi Branch railroad SATURDAY. The
train due IN the morning came in the aft
c-noon. The nest tram reached here
about two O'Clock sunday mornnC.--W.
% Smith Of Rcrl'shire who came 70 town
duriu- the storm of saturday night, was
obliged 70 remain until his son from the
university came SUNDAY morning. Fri
CAV nights storm and blow filled the
roads So badly that tho rura, carriers
we're all Obliged 10 turn back after COW
ttlNc ON! p"i VI 'h'' i"u'eS' ne
postofiice a'aS open from nine TO 10 O'Clock
SUNDAY An alarm for ire was runC in
SATURDAYS forenoon, II was occa.sioned by
an ovcrhcatod pipe in the home of Mrs
Sarah K,mhau on uprcr Main street and
was cxtineuished ucfore the arrival Of
the hose cart Miss tl,hv Derby of Hos-
ION is a, home fo- the holidavY.--Niss
Louise kimla,l, who 1. taking pIi,aie
lessons on the pi,c organ m Boston. IS
,assin,, the HOLIDAYS With ncr uarents
~, and Mr.. ]. r. Kimball.-Mr. and Mrs
II : R,r, Of san Francisco came Tr,dav
cven,nc and viii pass n few days with his
uorcurs. Mr.. and Mrs. s. 4. Burt.-Mr
and Mrs W Gerald purkce were guests
nf The Rcy. and Ms ". r. DOUGLASS orc-
sunday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Elizabeth McNanev and Miss Ger
trude frady Of Barre are spending the
holidays at hone.-Niss Leila Cowan of
Rchford is spending the Christmas va
cation at home. --Miss Laura Brady of
Boston is spending week at home. 49,
Matthew shannon Of st. Adams visited
relatives over Christmas Miss Daisy
Reals of Newport and Miss Molic Beals
Of Montpelier are spending the holidays
with their grandmother, Mrs s. .. Til
otson.--Ar'hur Field of Hebron, Me. and
Donald Field Of Woodsville, y. r., arc
spending the Christmas vacation at
home.-Mss Amanda Farrand and Miss
Grace Farrand OF burlington are at the
home of their parents. Mr., and Mrs
Homer Farrand.-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Field OF Woodsvile. y. H., are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. Field Miss Laura
Davis of Providence. +. t.. visited at
the homo of r. W. Davis recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Adelbert Davis of johnson Wis
tied at the home of +. n. Potter on
Christmas Day.-Miss Eliza Potter, who
has been spending two weeks with
friends in Johnson and Hyde Park, has
returned home.
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Miss Anna Gibson Of Boston is visiting
nor mother. Mrs. George Gibson, and
other relatives in town.--Mr and Mrs |
- HaWlcy have returned home from
North'ield where they went to pass
christmas at the home Of their daugh-
ter Mrs. H. y. WhitneH.-Mr and Mira
George Butler Of Worcester, Mass. ar
rived Tuesday night to visit at the home
or MIS-. Buffers sister, Mrs Lucy Ham
lton, and brother, Edward Smith Mr.
ana Mrs. Nelson Whitcomb have moved
INTO tho home of Mr.. and Mrs f. Tav
Hopkins for the winter, during which
time Mr. and Mrs Hopkins are away.
ralph Gibson Of rrattleboro IL VISITING
At tho home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Gihson.--.Nrs. CHrmi Marsh. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Brown and three children,
ana Mrs. ,iylvis MacNullcn Of Enosbursr
Fails. Mr.. and Mrs George holmes and
daughter Miss Catherine Holmes. Of s.
Adams. and Peter Place Of Swanton were
guests Of Dr and Mrs. K. NJ. Pcton over
Christmas daN
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert w.
Post was the scene of a pretty, though
quiet, home wedding Sunday, when
their daughter. Marjorie L., was united
in ma rriage TO Bradley A. Thomas Of
Akron, Ohio. son of MIR. and Mrs. w.
w. Thomas Of Morrisville. The Rev.
f. O. Foster of the Congregational
Church performed the ceremony. using
the double ring service. They were
attended by Miss GLADYS Post. sister
Of the bride, and John r. Berry OF
Montpelier, a fraternity brother of the
groom. The Wedding march was
played by Mrs. II. r. Hopkins. uho
also rendered "Oh Promise Me" during
the ceremony Only a few relatives
and friends we're present. Refresh
ments were served bv the Misses Mil
drel Munson, Florence Cushman and
Helen Post The bride wore white
crepe de chine with silver trimmings
and a tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms and carried brides roses.
The maid of honor wore nile green tat
feta and carried pink roses. They left
on tho evening train for short
honeymoon. They will reside in
Akron. where the groom has a position
with the Goodyear Rubber company.
Owing to the storm, which delayed the
trains, Mr.. Thorn" was unable to
reach here Saturday evening, the time
set Tor the wedding. Mrs. Thomas is
we'll known here, having graduated
from the local high school and from
the home economics course at Lyndon
institute. Mr.. Thomas was graduated
from Peoples Academy, Morrisville.
and attended the University Of Ner-
mont being "a member Of the Delta
Psi fraternity. Previous to his going
~ Ohio he was employed By the Chit
tenden County Trust company in Bur
linton.
Mrs. Celia I.sdue died Monday night a.
$50 o'clock at the home Of her son,
Henry, on Maple street, after an illness
OF about week Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Ladue was born in Essen Center II
years ago next March. her maiden
name being Celia I,obar. she was
married 1T the aGe OF Is wears to Ma
polcnn Lnduc. who died - years ago.
The spent all their married life in
THIS village Twelve children were
bOYu to them, Of whom seven are liV-
ing. They are: Henry and John OF this
place Lewis, Buruo ana Airs. William
Plant OF Burlington, Mrs. +. y. SENEGAL
and Frank of Montreal. She is also
survived by one sister, Mrs FARO, of
Warren, Mass The funeral was
held al thc Church of tho I1ol? Family
Thursday morning with burial in
Winooski.
Mrs. NJ W, Hunter has returned
from tho Mar" Fletcher hospital where
she has been several weeks. She is
much improved in health.
w. =. Johnson x Son pail $3.50 for
standard milk for the month OF Novcn!-
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MONTGOMERY.

The Christmas exercises We're post o.
poned on account of any epidemic Of
scarlet fever. Miss Mae Richardson and
Miss Donna scott arc at home from
school Mrs. Richardson has returned
from the hospital in ST. Adams. where
she has been undergoing treatment. She
is much improved. Miss Dorothy Parker
is at home from Burlington. Miss Lucy
Parker is Mt home from Sheldon and
Charles and Robert Parker are AT home
from the university for a few days
Roger Pratt il at homo on short visit
from Albany Richard Parker was at
homo for Christmas from Burlington. --
Mr. and Mrs Walter Copeland of Wood
bury, also Mr. and MIS- Webster and
sister of Albany are Vi-itiu- with M
and Mr. George Copeland. Harold
Domino MAS at home for Christmas from
Orleans The subject next sunday morn
ing at the Methodist Episcopal Church
will he Tho Spiri, Of Mothodism." ah-
dress to young people, Tho Importance
Of Resolutions" evening. Tho Lord
IoIt Cod
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Sarah Germaine of Avon. Mass,
is visiting her sister. Mrs Edna BoCaSh,
and spent Christmas with her niece, Mrs.
George Lloyd of East Fairfield. The
Misses Nettie and Ella Bryce, who are
taking the teachers training course at
Swanton, are at their home for a two
weeks vacation Miss Nettic Bryce is
visiting at Enosburg Falls.--S. L. Nichols
spent Christmas day at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols
Miss Mary Katchum has gone on n week
visit TO her home in Brandon Joseph
llohon and family of Swanton spent
Christmas with Mrs. fToben & parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Bocash.-A severe
wind and snow storm visited this town
last FRIDAY evening, so several Were un-
able To attend the Christmas tree at W.
G. Marshes hal.--Miss Xuia Smith of
EnosburG Falls is visiting at the home
of for parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. r. smith
The Sheldon grammar school held
Christmas exercises here at the school
Thursday afternoon and many attended
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FAIRFIELD.

Charles Doane student A. Lyndon
vile Institute. is spending mis- vacation
at his home here A. g Finn. manager
of Hood : creamery in Highgate spent
Christmas al honle.--Ruth WanZsr Of
burlington spent Christmas at tho home
Of s. Allen Sou'e. Freeman MCGinn and
John Brennan, VINO have been worLng
in Montreal. spent Christmas here. -
Raymond Lambert of ST. Adams is visit
ing at tho home Of Henry Raymond. -
Senath Soulc is at home from school
~ Godda I'd Frances, Charlotte and
Harris Snule, students AZ Goddard
Seminary. are at home FOR a two wecks'
vacation --lIaro,d Wallace returned home
Saturday night from Barre, where he
is attending echool.--Miss Netacna
Turkey is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Frank Sholan. of Swanton. Phyllis and
Max Soule arrived Al home Monda V
from Barre
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SWANTOh.


Swanton village has taken - radical
step in adopting a universal meter sYs-
tem Ter electric light service. This was
decided upon at the last special village
meeting, after several meetings had been
held in which the question had been
throShcd out. SWartou originally started
out with their municipal system on prac-
ucally Nat rate ana with night service
only. Some meters were Installed and -
number had controllers so that three
methods 'Wcro in uac ui selling electricity.
When day and night service WAS de-
clocd on about three years ago aud the
rodGcticn Of all sorts Of electrical APP
Hlianc"s meter system was found to
be the only fair and safe way. hence .ho
adoption # tho meter for all users Of
electricity. Tho rates adopted arc as Co,
lows EtGht cents i. " h. for tho
nrst 100, S"vcn cents FOR the next 900
K. ". II. and five cents a X. ". h. for
all ~ excess "f 200 X. ". Meters arc to
po hst1Ilod - last az possible. The
P'an' NJ iilEhga'o is TO- he greatly i'm
proved next season. beginning having
"''h'N n"ch mao. IN" now power sta
''I "i,' ne AZ me 'o't OF IN" rapids,
M"''' nc '"n WIZ ho very much greater
''''' '' we present ana IN" latest IN
49,. S '''l'' CONE ,r"c'"n VIII pc install'd.
l''''"' p'a"' VIII DC '''' uh''S'Nfncd
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"'N lc,N'' WI" mas n''n stationed al
''lN 'or SOM ''n"' DONG
'I.' worn I'' inc h''l'n Maine
w. - ',... ~ M"n' P'lI'r who're
= ,,r-.,,, 80 80 ,rl''.'n'' ""u ''ch''
''N'' ''"'-' ''"rlcS
t,,,,,a,, '"''E ~ as ''i'N
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WESTFORD.

1t' pssood Hill school, Miss Mr..
Earct Brown teacher had "A Christmas
tire" Friday afternoon, with gifts for
noth punls End teacher There was 4
large attendance Of PARENTS ,nd
fr: nds--Nrs. Lcinic Grow Of Fairfax
Is spending n few Gays with her son.
Harris GrcW.----Ar9cny those who arc
spending tn" holidays in town are
Geori,o HaN ur Boston. Floyd Rice Of
Railway. y j., Miss Eliza Allen Of t.yn.
don, Grace .'llcu ot Lynn Mass. Lillian
Fcttr of tn" Cr!Nersitv 81 Vermont
and T.css.e Cohb oi Jcnarsonvilie Mr.
ana Ms. Arch" tticr sp"nt chris mas
with M E."es rarorts Mr.. and Mrs
john l;icc of E@s.N junction. The
cbildren having 10 rorka in the rri-
mary depart. ""t 81 the Village school
Mrs. I.ou'& MdconGcr teacher. are
A'!,c Sweeney EJch"l Tdtrn. Bonnie
.tt:,srton, i~,c irish. Howard White
Melvin Grow Was absent only one Gay
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JERICHO

irS BESSIE Pcrciva!, who titends The
nal school ~ johnson. Is enjoying
days vacation at the home OF her
cntr, Mr. and Mrs Charles y.
civa! Ralph Brigham, who is at
l;n@ school at Tairfa%, is pending
'is;rlas with his parents, Mr. and
Vert Brigham. Wilson Curtis is
$,inc slowly. john Wall, VINO has been
fouSir i'll, is somewhat hctter-Mr.
Mrs Johr Scli,ihaminer spent
lstn.as in .Icnersonvilo at the home
Mr. ana Mrs willis Brown The
Hello Cooperative creamery paid FOR
month of No,cnhcr e cents for
'c- "a; and slSi for standard milk
r. Florence Day. Sho is teaching il
Inhrsbnr.-. came home f-iday night
Christmas --N;rs Sytil Wells has gone
DuTc,.. Mich. where she viii spend
Writer with rc' son and wife. aii.
|, Mrs George r Wclls.-Mrs Park
|rWn, 'rhc has been visiting relatives
r. and IN burlington. has retp.-rcri to
howe III New NorF.--Alrs James r.
/ Of Burlington. vino was Il fo,1ne.'
ic..t ~ this town. was injured Fri
l evening whcr sne fell on the slip
g sidewalk she was t8ner to the
rs Fletcher hospital Saturday NOM
~ N-ray picture 5hou>,! hat the
9i bore IN tho right leg inst above
nike had beer broken h. ttc tall
Is l.anta Mead is Spending the holi-
~ y, Wa;arbut r.--Mr AMI Mrs Nell
Ter aud daughter went 20 Coston 1Ucs-
u remain cntii ac:cr TIC holidays
"a the,' daughter and husband. ~
4 Mrs Frank Da?.- Mig Ora T.avee.
10 works Toy Mrs Tnon1s Adrian. *
Toy;ng twn reetS vacation nj the
Fne of her parents. Nj ana Mrs. Fred
voc of Tjrierhili-N Miss Nica .tdanl-
Essex Center has tre: visiting at tae
me cf Nj and Mrs. charles Mason --
aud Mn Thonas Adrian aul daJsb-
Mary. '7'eni hriSt,uaS win Mrs
,rca-e; Carroll ND dauShter. Manic
t'ssex JJac,io7.-- Mrs { y. Styeies
Il, -traes. Tnu:.stpr has roue 70 T'iet e
n to spend Christmas v::h bia
rents Mr. and Mrs. Q. +, TA.rator. o.
and Mrs. Otis sherman Il .Ic'fcrsnu-
|" were Christmas visitors at .he horc
r.nrenHo W Rice. Nj. rarr!e West
Dok ig visiting at tho home ot 1>o-eN@o
Rice Mrs Russin And daughter.
,lie, and Chauncev Burns # Caul-
Idgc wore at the home of Mr. and
= Walter Elaisdclls ~ Npncav
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALB.ANS.

''eorE" i'y-'rt and Mrs. Anna Clark.
both ~ l'"rmon, \. Y" were married at
the Fap'l't parsonage on Congress street
Wednesday,. 90. >" by tho pastor tho
Rev. j. Wesley Rafter
TIA" to'h anniversary of tho ordir'. on
oI inc R0V' H. }. OSulllvan To the priest
MOOD Of the Roman Catholic Church was
u''nElY col'"ra''d thursday evening by
an entertainment given At St Mary's
han by the children of tho school The
program included selections by the 81.
AioanS orchestra, recitation, Aftcr
foTiY >'ars by Miss Grace Twohoy a
military drill by tho smaller BOYS Of tho
|'ho"i lalroS dr'U, IN" four seasons
oe'hS represented. and modern morality
pay Every student. by II young
women OF IN" school Father o'Sullivan
spoke l"'iing'y regarding the American
IA non ana IN" church. The members of
@''ah' 'Nnci'. 40. ~. knights ~
l'I' ~ "'''hd'' thr exercises IN a
"'' ."' w. W. = 'aw'ord asam
.~u' wv una" ''He'r y" poor chhdren
~ ,H' cry hN entertaining them at a
luz oH "uNrr - the crawford restan-
'"''' '"'f'I street Monday after
''"'h ~ 'h''" ".fI"C'., ABOUT I" children
were h'''e"t "nH they showed rtcir 40
p,ec'd ,''N ~ i.o fi"oHess of AR. ard
"i'' I'd" i"rn - SINGING after thcN had
IT, ~ W we ''""tItI' olnnef rms Is
'''' ''ufen nave sha1 !"
'-1.','"' "'"'''' ~ me crawford re-
w mus 'Norr''eS ne" ~
,r'', -. "''. INV l'"N M"'t"dist
,1, hr""h' VINO !" supplying
r''F'' " wv Sh"iri' va presented
Mr. IT,, L-...,,..,, ,
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EAST SKELBURNE.

the sutton school closed FRIDAY after
noon with the following program: Beth
lchcm Babe, Alberta t;oodae. "a Christ
fnas Shiu,' Charlie" Danbtook kris
>lfnEle, Marguerite sutton; song. "S-
icNt Night school, Merry Christmas 80
pr1mar? children; "Thc Nousc's Joke"
James sutton; Song. christmas Sells"
school. Paul Tvitchcll appeared as Santa
'iaus and distributed gifts from we'll
l"dcn tree Many of the gifts, the candy
hoNes and the tree decorations were made
EN the children Much credit is due Miss
Sh!1nian the teacher School rccrcns Jan
nary John Blackjack of Addison is vis-
ting his sister. Mrs Mark Thompaor
Mrs lucia Enhcri OF Schenectady, y.
\" mas conc 10 sJend the holidays With
her parents, Mr.. and iirS. w ! Parker. &C.
Mt. ard Mrs. 7. q Elliott arc in New
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs T. Fl. Horsfor'i has gone to Sara =
ora, \. Y, to- spend the holidays with
Mr.. Horsford. who is there for trcat-
rent Percy Pope Of Philadelphia :
spending Christmas with his parents. Nv.
and Mrs. F. j. Pope..-Mrs George Lee
ol kchmond. Va, and Mr and Mrs.
FRANK Thaye- of Brock:on Mass, aro
NlsiNhT nj their mothers, Mrs. Mary $.
Ni'iianls. -Miss Claire Be1 ch is at home
ironl teaching in harrington, Mass Tho
community Christmas tree and Santa
eau" made glad the hearts of t rualt or
OF children Sunday night Harold Sn,it;
spent Christmas in Wcstford Miss Grr-
trude Bessctt spent last week with frieu y
~ NerSenneS and tersiSh lrr.--Tho Nina.
cree at the church Sunday afternoon was
iarseiy attended, The choir and SUNDAY
school gave an Interesting program am,
there was a short address by The REV.
MI Hasadorn.-Miss e. A. Yale OF North.
ainnton. Mass. is at her brothers w S.
ale. for \ couplC Of daye