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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-30

business blocks in cities, which 70
explained by the ease with which the
electricity OF the clouds is dispersed
by these objects as good conductors
-Publius V Lawson I'm Oshkosh
Northwestern.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-30

Marquette, Mich. Sept 30-Alsac
clover growing six feet high on cut
over lands has been found on the farm
OF Fred Truck, near Woodlawn, Delta
county. He Is new settler, having
come from Great Bend, Kansas. This
great height and the profusion Of
clover in all parts OF the upper pen
insula is the reason why it is now
called Cloverland
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-30

LosT-Three heirers. Two BLOCK
mooleys and one dark brown. with
horns. All about year old. Gps
about week. Notify John Harnan-
maa. chicagon Lake or call up 254-fs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-30

See or write me for prices on that
sanitary drilled we'll II. o. RICE, at
Alpha Hotel. Alpha. Mich Nv. pd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-30

A No. barn 10 rent with water. In.
qulre at this ONCE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
JERICHO CENTER.

MI and Mr.. +. g. Brown retur
HON" Thursday from Spriugfje d. NJ
The social Service club will meet v
Mrs. Addie Stiles Friday af;crnoo
The iomc Missionary society viii :,
dinner in the parish house ~ $50 - q
followed ~ tho business, H,retHss
Thursday The Ladies Ala society
hold "A soclable in tho parish house Tin
day evening. \ geographical entort'
men, l. being arranged. Ladies are
uueSted 10 bring lunch for two in &,
At .LH !ist thank-oit erinL meet
which vas held recently, oyer Sc
r2ali2ed.--tt is expected thai next sam
evening Ut. Dalton OF iuH;nI;on
peak IN the Conversation Church
:. lr.ller returned Monday f-cU N,'
town, where he has boon v'slun-
hro:hrr several or the tuNurroopic 81
in Darlington Saturday On lHsincs
News has been received OF the ig,l
.on to Nv and Mis-. Frank Hyde 81 l.
H!,ur.
II. T.. Hal is attending the Stttc y q
meeting IN Ruilaud,-Thc thttt1'
County Pomona Grange viii N,ot \
Mansfield Grange, No. a. TuesiJN
oember ~, in the village hall Earl
lock has been confined t. his lod Vii
cold since Saturday. Miss Eoru.cc
lock was at nome Over Sunday. -~i3dN
Bixby of EsscN junction Nds It VI.
Bullock ) Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
BRISTOL.

James Cardcll of Middlebury College
was at home Saturday.-Milo Abernethy
was called to Hartford. Conn. Thursday
by tho sudden death of his nephew, San
ford Macomber.--Dr. Edgar Farr has r.
turned to New York city.-C. A. Burn
ham vas in Brandon on business Satur-
day Ground has been broken for tho
new last block factory. This industry vii.
employ about ID pcople.N. Camarra has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pi,ai.-Ars. Elmer Bennett and two chill
dren visited relatives here Saturday.
Postmaster c. A. Burnhnm has re-
ccivcd permission from the postofTicc de-
partner, to change the pcstofficc from
Grange hall to the new I.athrop block on
Main street. The new office will have a
floor space of l.Y!0 feet Tho change will
he made about the first Of ,Ianuary.-Mrs.
Phoebe Ridley has moved into Berth.
liewit,'s tenement south Of this village,
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
have elected the following officers
Superintendent, Il. W. Ester; assistan,
superintendent, FL Il. Guindon: secretary
Miss sumner: assistant secretary. Mel
son Laber; treasurer. c. G. Curricr; mis-
sionary president T. A. Trevillian; mis-
sionary secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
r. A. Trcviliian; temperance president
Mrs. II. O. Nahum; organist. liildretl,
Chamberlain: assistant organist, Mrs
Henry Lando,n.-A cabinet meeting Of tn,
lcpworth League was held Tuesday
evening with Miss Iiildreth Chamberlain
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. q. Q. Rick-
nell. Merton Hewitt of Pittsford visited
relatives here Sunday.-Homer Hewitt
/ has returned from bear hunting in Rip
ton.-T. Il. Cas"y has gone to the Fits
/ ford sanitarium for treatment.
! Arthur Partch has returned to Fasco
/ Wash. after visit with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L'Hartch Edgar Mar
! cells has bought r. c. Norton's New
/ Haven farm.-Mrs. W. II. Cardell IA, re-
turned from Burlington Mrs. II. l.. Viii
/ hanson is slowly recovering from an at
! tack of pneumonia.--T Young Woman
/ Missionary meeting al the ethodis'
Church will be held Friday Afternoon
/ with Mrs. +. T.. Hill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
EAST CHARLOTTE.

There will be q Christmas ,r.o
exercises bv the 81,
school at the I,aptist Church ,to
evening. december 4 rnbaars,t
Christmas exercises is aonoinfed for
SATURDAY afternoon Mt the church %.
George Sog,lin. who has haap III for
cral weeks is rccnver,ny- Tho
Frank Place returned from BOSTON
urdav and conducted services a,
church Sunday morning --T-r,,l.,
Gonrcra who had h.c,, h,p,iro for ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
ncsday with Mrs. Harry Danbrook This
circle is invited to attend tho ami
versary meeting OF the Ever Ready cir
clio of Shelburnc at the parish house
Friday. Mrs. Cross Of 81. Adams and
Mrs. Towers of Richmond are expected
to he present. Dinner viii no served a,
one o'clock Mr.. ana Mrs. Gay Fogg OF
Randolph were at IN" home of Allen
lill few days last week Edward Rus
sell, who has carried on tho Icnes farm
near Muddy brook the past three years
has bought the ". q. Fletcher farm on
the Hinesburg road known as the Austin
Mckenzie tarm.-lra Bromley has re.
turned from Ilaidwick. where he went
deer hunting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(COntinucd from page One1

and the Rev. Mr., KNAPP both 81 Whit
ing, officiating. The intcrment was in the
family lot AT East Shoreham and the
bearers We're his two sons, Carroll Hub
bard Of Whiting and Frank }. Hubbard
If Mddlobury. clyde Brown and Fred
dawson Of Whiting. There was n large
attendance and proiuson Of ilowcrs-E.
l.. bingham has been appointed carrier OF
tho mail on new route to be established
between Heldcns and New Haven Mills,
which will no started in a few days.
Tho remains Of John OConnor, who died
in Burlington Sunday, were brought here
Tuesday morning and taken to 81. Mary's
Catholic Church where funeral services
wore hold at ten o'clock, Father Leonard
officiating. There was large attend
ance, The intermcnt was in the Catholic
cemetery in tho family lot The bearers
were John IIalpin, Patrick Dillon Dennis
McHngh and Roger Ryan--St. Ste
phen's Auxiliary aud WOnan's Aid
society OF the Episcopal Church held Joint
meetings in the guild rooms Tuesday aft
ernoon. - Willis M. .Cady, state master Of
the Grange, Is in Rutland this week at
tending tho 18th annual meeting of tho
State Grange. -Jamcs r Cartmc0 has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
STARKSBORO.

The Rrr. +. *. Racket and Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II. Clifford returned from Bost'll
Saturday Mrs. Racket and childron
remained fol a longer visit with her
mother, Mrs. PrnRle.-The- Christian
Culture club will hold u Christmas social
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. I-ado"
on the evening OF December IL, supper
will ~" served from six to eight clock.
Tho DorcaS society VIII hold their rcgu-
lar meeting NJ III" church pariUr bccem-
Der Il, Dinner will b" served by the
hosto se.s. Mrs. J. l.. Carpenter and MrF,
H. Palmer -Frcderlck Casey is recover
ing from an attack Of appendicitis Alma
Hanson l. Ill with the chicken-poX III
and Mrs. \. II. clifford have been spend
Ing o few days with relatives III the viii
lage.--AIiss Dora Lathrop is visiting
friends III the Nillagc.-G. a. Tompsos
shot "A large buck on Tuesday, December
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
MILTON.

MIS-. Guy Baker Of St. Aiuau% is visit
ing hey sister Mrs. II. II. Bcemln.-Mrs.
Helen Reynolds has returned from Wis
it to her son, Il. NJ. Reynolds at West
Lebanon. y U.-The mission which has
been held for Il Wee; It St. Ann church
closed Sunday evening. Thor" has been
Il LARGE at;cndauec.-Juc G.. Clar', has
gone 10 spend the holidays with his sis
ter Mrs. William Odlin, at AndoVcr
Mass Mrs. Alfred Russell is II the Fan
ny Allen hospital. where she has had
an operation performed. Mrs Hibhard
Of Lowell Mass, is Visiting her mother,
Mrs. William 'rcntisS.-Th" annual bust
ness meeting of the Con grcsatiOnal
Church will be held at the vestry Thurs
day cveninE. Edward Blair, who has
been confined to the house for several
weeks with an attack of the shingles is
able to be ouL-Mr. and Mrs. Milo Rood
OF Bangor, y. Y. we're recent guests Of
his brother ana sister, y. l.. AND Miss
Gertrude Rood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
SHELBUREE.

The Merry Musical Maids" Of Boston
gave am enjoyable entertainment at Trim
itv parish house Thursday evcui"g, H."
first i'm the series of entertainments Wh,Cn
Mrs w :. Webb generously provides for
M. members Of Trinity church and the
-oWuSprOplo. every year. during the vim
Ter The committee having these enter
,aiumcrte IN charge consists of l. -.
Dovcttc. lr ". Havos Mitchell. i. =.
,'nll,m.,,. and Mrs o. r.. Hr,sN. with the
rector. the Rev =. r. Brush as chair
man -Aiis Charles Eiecluw has gone to-
the Marv Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Mir and Mrs Roy Sanders visited at
Mir. and Mrs j. \ Cnrv'e i'm North Fer.
rishurr losi Ucek-Thc Even Reodv cir
Gle of the Kings Duughtcr. will meet ut
Trinity na}.,4h hnusc 20, twc,y. o',,ocI,
uoaonbcr II - celebrate .he au,,yergu,,
-, nrraulzotior rnl,ji.l r..t,olion ..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
JERICHO.

TIE ANNA. meeting of the LonsieSd-
;ional Church WaS held SATURDAY at the
church parlors and officers we're appoint
ru. The meeting was opened ny ueNV-
,i,raI exercises and owing to The absence
,t the clerk. 4. l.. Ryington, William RING
sctcd as clerk pro tom. The officers Tor
1917 are: ClcrN, Albert J.. bylhEtoh'
prc,iidsu,, fred \. Fcrrivai; TREASURED
Fred :, Tum.iusOu. collector, MIS- iAi6h-
ton I. Rice; in france committee p'iNef
nrown. Fred Torlluson; trustees of funds,
stevens, Fred 'fominson; Williams.
charles r.. Ptrclval; SpauldinE. Ira Morse
and \. T. Gymgton; Lyman. Ira G.
Morse The church clerk, Albert kNhs-
ton. rcportcd two deaths during the year.
nh, snri,tv numbers - males and 4, fr-
,,olos. and 10 resident members; dcacouS,
I'm Morse and charles PerciVal. deacon
esses. Mrs Ira Morse. Mrs. Charles l'er-
ciyal: missionary committee, Ms Fred
Tomlinson, Mrs. William Cashmere and
Mrs. William Ring, treasurer Charles
Ncsterlinr; collector Of offerings, Helen
Schillhammer, Mary Cashmere: choris-
ter, Fred Percival; organist Mrs,
Fred Percival, sunday school snpoTn-
tendent, Mrs Roberts; assistant, super
intendcnt, Fred Percival; auditor, VII
liam Y. ~ Ring. Voted holiday services
Of Week OF prayer, January AuopN'
Cd 10 called Every Member Canvass,
chairman, the Rev. William Cashmere
committee. Miss Lula Lincoln, William
Ring, Fred Observation-Disclosures Smith
has moved 10 the farm he recently pur-
chased Of Elbrldse Wilbur.-lrwin Ran
son. who has been visiting AT the home N
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Thomas, has returned
| to his home in St, Albans-Mr. ana Mrs
| Georrc Ladeau who have been visiting
relatives in Grand Isle, have returned
home Tho Rev. l. f. Usher, who has
been attending conference Is one Of TIE
! dclcaatcs Of Vermont returned homo -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
Central Vermont Ry
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
October 1, 1916.

4:O5-a- m. daily for Montreal and
Chicago.
7:15-a. M, except Sunday for Bos.
ton and Springfield. Broiler
buffet parlor car from Bur
lington without change due
Boston AIS .. m.
7.05-a. m, except Sunday FOR St
Johnsbury and Portland
10.05-a. m, except sunday for Rich
ford Montreal and Ottawa.
1O.O5-a. M, Sunday only for ST. AL
bans
:O5-a. m, daily for Boston and
New York; for New London
week days only Through
parlor cars and dining cars
Essex Jet to Boston and New
York.
.O5-.a, NJ. daily for ST. Adams.
o.. m, except Sunday for st.
JohnSbury.
d.f0-p. m. except sunday for ST
Adams, Rouscs Point, Ogders-
burg, Richford and Montreal
Also for Montpelier and White
River Junction.
6.45-p. m. daily for Montreal ant
Chicago. Standard sleeper
daily from st. Adams ano
tourist sleeping cars from Els
- sex Jet. Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays to Chicago, with
out change.
6.d5-p m. Sunday only. for White
River Junction.
IL :4O-p. m. daily. through sleeping
cars from Essex Jet, to BostoI
and Springfield.
=. l.. ROBERTS. Ticket Agent.
Telephone lSfs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
PANTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Harry Newell, VINO
died at the home Of her sister in Farm
ington, n H., after an illness of but Is
hours. was held at the Baptist Church
here Tuesday at II O a, m. the Rc|, s.
T. Myers officiating, he also having ofh-
,iated at their wedding nearly ten years
ago. The church was hlIed despite the
heavy storm and the bad condition of
tho roads. There was profusion of
beautiful flowers, tcstifying TO the esteem
in which she was held. Burial was IN
proapoct cemetery AT NorGenncs, the
hearers being Rufus Fiske, Burton Kent,
j. &. Sraulding, Charles Sraulding' W. r.
White and r. NJ Warner Mrs Newell
leaves besides her husband, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brydia, three brothers.
Andrew and Claire OF this place and Ira
Of Edmundton. Alberta, Can. and ono
sister, Mrs T. g, Perkins of Pennington.
~ IT, Those from distance who were
present at the funeral were: Mr.. Newell
and his daurhtcrs, the Misses Mary and
Grace, and son, Daniel all OF We9tpou
! y. y and Dr T., g Perkins Of Farming
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14

urday evening --NeNs mas been i
here OF tho birth OF Il son. Ice 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dvycr of Cenl
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred l',stcr Of wat
were recent visitors ot the home
and Mrs. George t'Oetcr.-Mrs. :.
lard, who has been visiting at IND
Of Nh and Mrs. John Flint i'm ESs|
returned home .Misf ora 1.avcc
blisinego visitor in Burlington Sal
In thc grammar school for the
OF November Ruth CadV and Roll
soil took tho banner for echolarst
tanning an average or o. chiffon
ing, Harry Montague, Bula Nithcrl
Leslie Blaisdcll also received aver.
oyer at.-MiSS Ellen Costello. wl
been visiting in burlington tnc ia
days. returned SATURDAY,. !
flarg, who has been with her siste
George IIulburd. the past few n
.cft Monday for Memphis. Tom.
she has q position as teacher "
Mrs. Albert Schiihammcr and da
Eleanor, are Visiting In burlington
son Curtis IS doing as well as can
nnctcd after The severe fall he h.
N'ehS aeo'-Mr- iiazcl ietuhFiil o'
Junction wa III nome over sunday
'''aSi' ''t'lN"i a. Johnson Norm
Nv nome ".'' SnhdaN.--El"ctric
n'Nc "''n h'l'Nh IN Tn" poSt-oiilc'
ru"p wa" '. h'S'ncS" v1'itor III W
mum
Hc 'ou'e" - IN" '"hsfega tlnl
'I''5 VIII h".d liIe'i annual sale
AFTERNOON III 'hT"" O'Clock ana IN T
'l'he F." Siinpie supper VIII he ser
| SIN Dur IiE me ''cHlilE8ll informal
.d'iiiheht VIII He E'Fch. inc usual
'"hcS WITH calolea ana popcorn
y" 'd'' "''' VIII also DC MS
VI CDi'i'' '''i lElIt os'or Il
ai''"Ie 70 A,'ehp s'ioo1--Nr. an
A,oci oc'iii'i'ah'i'.ei ana da"ehier'
""' '"'e "eV" NiS'ti't M the "
"'' anu ar 'ePh i1Ivb"lh ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14

Mar" Redmond. wife Of Charles j.
Clips, died Sunday morning at $50
ocloci; a. her home ON Maple street after
nil illness Of several months with COM
pIicatiou of diseases Mrs Gipps was
born IN thc county OF WeSford, Ireland
- years ago. She came to this country
whom Il CHILD and resided in this village
over - wears, and leaves Il great many
friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
Bcsidcs her husband, she is survived by
thrcc daughters and tWo SONS; Mrs.
Thomas Greene OF Richmond. Mrs..
Charles l,ackctt of Montpelier. and Mrs
y l.. johnson of Willston. William and
Charles Gipps Of this place; john l..
rarizo, n grandson. who has made his
home with her sine" his infancy, Is
grandchildren, one great -"randchild. and
three sisters, Mrs. Ann Whalon of this
village, Mrs. Margaret Hickey Of Bur
lington and Mrs. Kate NiNon Of Granger.
Iowa. The funeral was held at the
church of the floiY Family Tuesday
morning at nine O'Clock. 1nterment was
in St joscph's cemetery, Burlington.
At the annual meeting Of Nj. Mansfield
Lodge, X. Of r., officers were elected as
follows: g.. e.. NJ. =. clark; V. g.. John
Hobart; probate, William Il. johnson. Jr.;
VI of w. John T.. Sharplcy: X. OF T.. :
y. II. stevens NJ. Of r., Arthur u. Post;
NJ of T., A. II. lavinc; NJ. of A.. W. &.
Machio. The appointivc officers were NOT
chosen. The installation will take place
the first meeting in January.
! Being uuut 10 to secure the services Of
] an assistant in the Observation-Disclosures
class tho development OF the model rural
schools in this vicinity will not he carried
out at present. However. the work of the
training class is going on under the d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Clarence Eiodcett went TO Bristol
Conn, Monday where he has position.
Tho Earaca -Philathca class met at l..
.. Gorton'S Saturday evening. \ dauch-
ter was born to Mr.. and MrS Charles
Smith December Mrs I. :. Carpenter
returned homo Wednesday after VISITING
her sister, MIS-. Mabel Harvey, in water
.HrN owing To the illness OF nv French
last sunday Mrs. French gave IA Interesting
talk on their trip 70 Boston and the Billy
Sunday mec,ings.-N, r Sargent has
taken the job Of saving lumber at
stevens mill AZ Hanksville Mrs, Ralph
Miles and daughter visited friends in
llincshurG Saturday ana Sunday.-Mrs
MARY LaEoSe of Monkton visited her sis
Ter. MIS-. Sarah Gorton, Saturday and
S..MlnN Y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
COLCHESTER.

Tue Grange program for peccu, e
viii be: Music; short sketches from
lives of the seven founders of the o
read by seven members: music; notes
the golden jubilee session 4; Wash
ton. personal items OF interest from "
i1stnn, Mrs. Mae Thompson, Mrs. ;
Collins. music. The third and fourth
-rees will be conferred upon "a elias
candidates. Refreshments Will he sell
L. :. Wright, who Was operated %
his home Friday aftesnoon, is com
able There will be no preaching SCI
at the Congregational Church next
day. The Sunday school viii he at
usual time.-Thc Rev. Leonard AID
has returned from Boston. where hi
,ended the Billy Sunday meetinSs
community Christmas tree viii b"
N the Cong-cga; ional Church FRIDAY
ming, DcroinUcr p, --.nerry NdliCh Of
,erbuiv hich school spec; 49," We, y.
.A..fh H.. ~. nm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14

! /, p
lta,,... ~, W. 'l" "oo n'''''' ~ ''oPo
nr o,,, u. 80. y" CIV" 9'N''
IN, - ,:, ,"nf W, - .. 49,
ccntly c,i,o,, -, oa,,,,,,a,i',, ,,.i,, w.
+. AZ po,,ors 49,, ,r' eas, W. ,ti,, N,r.
tina Su,liv,n ,,,,,a Ia -, ,o,io,,.,,. IN
with rrygi,,o,a, ,,,,, ai ,,a,,,.
trained n,,rsc 4. o,i,,,r -. ,ar ", ,,nJ
Mrs. G. " w.,,h ,r1 ~. ,y,isn,. gi..
ter. Mrs A. Roll worc IN harrington
Monday-Nrs X S,,.oron,.o az ts,aeo.
willie. ~ Y. is visi,iny bor s,et.r NYs
George w Stopc-t' 4, s,,ra M, Rostou
called ON friends bcrc ,rues,l,y Mrs
W.lthu Pierce. who has b,cr ,.isitipr NJ
and Mrs william, I, rortor has returned
to Cincinnati Sb. wos ,ccompaniod bv
her aunt. Mrs. Hannah Nc.dham of
Bristol who viii sncnd the winter in
that city.--Ex Mayor and Mrs. j. A. fiar-
iiugton visited in burlington Tuesday,.
4. G.. Dickinson of Troy. \. Y. visited
friends here Moudpy--Mrs Amos Rom
dcau and Mrs. Ralph Newton are III with
tho. crip.--Thcrc is no change in the con-
dition of Michael Sullivan, who has been
III with rheumatism tho past three weeks,
4 Miss Anna McAulcy has returned FROM
u visit of several weeks with her par
ehtS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAul'y of
New lihvcn.-Miss Mary Alden is assist
ing III the store of w. Il. Warner n Co.
during the holidays
me sunday school board of the Yer
sennes Methodist Episcopal Church held
it's annual meeting Monday evening.
/ George ID. Middebrook presided in place
| of the pastor. the Rev. Thomas Steven
son. who was unable to he present. or
! ticerS were elected as follows. Super
| intendent. William Downer: assistant
| StOprintpnIent CLAYTON Ward. eerretarI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14

mittcc, Mis-. f. a. Petty, Miss Emma Os-
good, Mrs. l.. l.. Irish, Mrs. s. ". How
ard. program committee. Mrs. Carri"
Partridge, Mrs. Wesson Nacombor Miss
Jennie lilackmer. Mrs, Earl Perry; mis-
sionary committee Mrs. T.. e. Hall, Mrs
Rolla Pcrry.--Mr. and Mrs. charles Perry
Of Norwich, Conn, arc visiting relatives
and friends in town.
Tho sale, which was TO have been held
ut the Baptist Church Friday evening
IS postponed until further notice, owing
10 the serious illness Of G. NJ. Huntloy
prominent member Of tho church The
Rev. j. T.. Gibberd, who has preached o.,
tho Union Church for two Sunday. re-
turned to Rockport, Me. Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
WALTHAM.

Miss Viola Mcrrill closed her school IN
district No, FRIDAY, December st.
". Ward broke his nos, while ploWinG
last week Henry JaCkman spent the
weekend with his cousin, Edward i'aNa'
In New Haven FRANK Tucker, Jr'' ~
helping his father at his home'--tpci'
Stoahes has gone 10 Bristol, Conn "her'
he expects To work in a brass factory. -
The winter term in district 40 began
Monday December II with MISS Mary
Goodspeed as teaCher.-Couny Agent d.
t. Carrgan held a farmers meeting at
the town hall Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
cH|17EMDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Wesley W. Martngo ID Fitchhure
Maso., and Miss Marion l.. Gcdd"s oI
Grange, Mass. wore married AZ the con-
eresstional parsonage on "Wednesday eve
ming Of last week
Ethan Allen Camp, No, 1881 NJ '"
OF A. at their annual meeting olFoleo
officers tor the coming year as loilo"s'
Consul Levi Valyou; past consul G. u
Grow; banker. A. u. Lavinc; ADVISOR
y. q Mayo; clerk. g. t. Harris escort
w. II, Patnaudc; Waterman rev
irecnoubh; sentry. \ 4. Tanner uuS
tee enc year. $. NJ. Martoll; t"" year
j.. A. Martin; three years, NJ + p'n"
hue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
WESTFORD.

News has been received Of the birth
IT daughter TO MI ana Mrs. Hugh
Smith Of Washington, II. &, Mr. Smit n
spent his youth in this town. Mrs, VII
liam Emery and her twin children, Pau
line and Perkins of Groton, are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
StearnS.-'At the meeting of the Women
Union December i the followinG
we're elected; President, Mrs. j. r. Alien;
Nico-prcsidcuts, Mr.. l.. L. irish, Mrs
H. g. Han; secretary, Mrs. Rol'a Perry;
treasurer Mrs, Henry Parker; work cons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
SHOREHAM.

III. Roy. r.. Rarclcy simmons is pass
ing a week in Boston. lie vii! not re-
turn Till next wcek--Miss Olive Gage en-
,crtaincd her sister. who is IA student ~
Castleton Normal School, over the week
cnd.-AIrs. Nellie Waite and Mrs. francs
Shaw started Tuesday to pass tho WINTER
with Mrs. Yates son. Thomas, VINO re-
sides in lola. Kans.-The church fair last
week was a success. The weather was
of the best, attendance good. ana tho
musicale OF Thursday evening ana the
Arthur trio Friday evening were mach
A. inNpl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-14
HANCOCK.

Harold spencer has gone 10 Massa-
chusetts to find work Mrs. Spencer rs
stopping with his parents and Will fol-
low later-Mrs. Herbert Church and lit
tie daughter, Phyllis, have returned from
Il five weeks visit to her Parents III cat
aumc., Mass, Mrs ". II. Hubbard of
Rochester spent two days last week with
Mrs Katie tNfirld ana Miss BESSIE and
Mamie Hubbard Mrs. l.. NJ, Church
Of dorchester spent Saturday with EcS-
sic and Manic lIuljba,rl