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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

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ly dedicated by
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
WAITSFIELD.

As Mr.. and Mrs Sumner Stearns and
child We're returning ~ their home in
Waterbury sunday the runabout in which
they were riding overturned on the
meadow road Just h-;ow F.. s Joslin's
Mr.. Stearns was adjusting the wind
shield and the car left the road little,
When he turned back into the road the
steering gear broke and the car over
turned. Mrs. Stearns. who was rendered
unconscious was removed to the home
of DR. Howard, where she was cared
for Mr.. Stearns and child We're not in
iured.
Mrs. Sheldon of Burlington is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs + NJ. Hunt at the hotel,
Charles Berry and son. Foster, Of
Montpelier are visiting Mrs Mary Ber-
ry.-Mrs. Willis Gale. Miss Gladys Gale
and Kenneth Gale 81 Barre spent Tues
day and Wednesday with relatives in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones are
the parents Of daughter born Angus.
:. The child has been named Esther
Leon Griffin Of aWtcrbury is a guest at
the Savage home on thu common.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.
Fortier.

A son was horn Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Boyce, who live in the town Of Brook
field, few miles from this village. Mr.,
and Mrs. W. b. Avery, after visiting DR.,
and Mrs Rumril for few days, return
ed to Compton, y, H.. accompanied by
Miss Arene Rumrill,-A son was born
August ! to Mr., and Mrs. George Bent of
Braintree-.Mr. and Mrs Forts Alls OF
Haverhill. Mass. arrived Monday and
after visiting Mr., and Mrs, T., II. Alls
will go into camp at Rrookneld.-Miss
Florence Cantlin left Monday for Spring
field. Vt. for a short staN.-Mrs Harry
Williams and children came from Leb-
anon Saturday and were guests Of Mrs
Alice Bruce till Monday.-A son was born
Sunday 10 Mr.. and Mrs. To Hatch OF this
village. Miss Aurelia Duhamel of Bur-
lngton was entertained over Sunday by
Miss VERNE Dumas-Mr. and Mrs, Peter
LaBelle left Monday for Concord, y, H.
and from there will go to Boston.-Carl
Greene, for a few days the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Lucius Goodheart left on Mon
day,-Mrs, Hugh Wilson came from Essex
junction for a few days with Mr. and
Mrs NJ. NJ. Wilson. who have also for
guests Mr. and Mrs Craign and children
of Worcester, Mass,-AIrs, T.. w. Carlisle
returned SMonday'from Northheld,, where
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10

returned to her home. John S. Young,
eldest son OF George e, Young. has won
n medal FOR sharp-shooting being one
out or three In his company to qualify
as n sharp shooter He Is in the college
mems training class at Plattsburgh.-On
Friday, Mrs. Beatrice Oliphant was mar
rled by the Rev II. p, Rankin to r. NJ
Parmelce of Peterboro, n. U--Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hall of Aver, Mass, AN,
guests of Mrs. Rose sawyer.--Mr. and
Mrs. cole of Eagle Point and Ora Blay
OF Detroit, Mich, arc guests of Mrs. O.
II, Flint this week-The b. T.. Moore &
Co factory has shut down for two weeks.
DIR, and Mrs, Lionel lIomberger Of
New York city are occupying their cot
tage for the summer. Miss Eva Police
Is Visiting Miss Dorothy Lindsay at
Lindsay's Beach.-M Miss Alfred of Fair
fax is the guest of her brother, Judge
+, f, Alfred,-Mr and Mrs. Hoel S;earles
Of Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Searles's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheldon Miss Nlurel Wells has resign
cd her position At Bigelow's Pharmacy
Harry Burgess of BodCett & Burgess is
taking a months vacation, which he Is
spending at the bluffs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
WATERBURY CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist society
will hold an ice cream social and home-
made candy sale with Mrs Jessie Hayes
Friday afternoon, from four to seven
o'clock. Harry Hurlhurt of Worcester.
Mass, is AT NJ. L. Dillinghams, where his
wife has been visiting for some days
Richard and Martin Fisk are visiting in
Worcester--E.. A. Gibbs and family went
to White River Junction Saturday. where
they will stay for some DAYS at the Adj
vent camp grounds-Mr and Mrs F. c.
Evans Of Burlington were AZ Arthur Mar
shalls ThursdaY.-Dr. and Mrs. L. a.
NeWcomh Of Montpelier are a. Mrs r. A.
Newcomb's Mr. and Mrs F 5. Thayer
and son, Henry were in Craftsbury and
sutton Saturday and Sundav.-Rov II.
Barnes was at home over Sundav-Floyd
Anderson is a home from Troy, y. Y. for
few days.-D. J. Adams and daughter,
Mildred, were in Stowe Sundav-Mrs
Anne Cam bridge ~ Wilder and Miss
Bertha Barrett Of North Thetford are
visiting Mrs. A. e. Watts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. r B. Hyde is having a three
weeks vacation.-AIr. and Mrs. Fred S.
wilcox, who spent several weeks in this
vicinity, have returned to Milford. Mass.
III. A. Hawley's new residence is nearly
ready to occupy.-B. e. Reynolds has
bought the Heminway farm.--AIildred
Powell has gone to Silver Bay. where she
: has employment.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Smith Of Oklahoma are the guests Of his
sister, Mrs. B. J. Buker. Miss Carrie Car
roll. NJ. S. Hawley and Donald Hawley at
tended the funeral of a relative in High
gate Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Charles
! Farnsworth and son. Theron. were guests
at C. D. Leases the first Of the week.
Mrs. Mabel Conant of Mddleboro. Mass.
has come to spend severa weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Griswold
MIR and Mrs. Harry Rowland are visiting
friends in Belvidere. Samuel Dickinson OF
Providence, r. l., is visiting his mother.
In this vicinity.-Nlr. and Mrs. I. NJ Pow
ell. Miss BerYl Powell. Miss Alexander
and Miss Frances Hyde spent Tuesday in
ST. Albans-Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shepard
son Of Riverton, Neb.. were recent guests
at c. p. Hapgood' Maria Deford
OF Hardwick was the guest of Mrs NJ F.
Hebb and other friends the past week.
Miss Bernice Aldrch is spending a week
in Lyndonville Miss Clara Patten of
johnson is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. J NJ Powell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
YANKEE LONGINGS.

There's just one thing l really want,
And that's to get back to old Vermont
Away from the hustle, the tustle and
push,
And revel again in the old sugar bush.
want to see the dear old folks
And hear again all their Yankee Jokes.
I want to see the Green Mountains asain.
And stroll en- the shore of blue Cham.
plain.
I've wandered in the desert In its glare
Of burning sand,
The wanderlust has led me- to the banks
of the Rio Grande
II could beg or borrow the right amount
Of dough.
Ia chuck the game tomorrow and to
old Vermont I'd go.
oh a ticket for ST. Alhans. Barnet or
Burlington,
Just put me off al Rutland, Newport, or
BENNINGTON,
oh 10 flirt once more in Rockingham, OF
in Montpeliers whirl.
or to hold the hand of a Lyndon maid
or Brattleboro girl
F f. Frazier. Mayo. Route, Coldwater
Kansas
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Benjamin II. Smead and Miss Susie
Carter. both of this village. were mar
red Sunday afternoon at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. George w.
Clark, by the Row. J. Wesley Miller.
Only few near relatives were PRES
ent. After the ceremony the young
people went to Burlington and else
whore for brief wedding journey.
After their return Mr.. and Mrs. Smead
will live in Bethel and he will continue
to conduct the barber shop which he
opened in May. l915.-Charles NJ. Beck
with and Harold Bundy returned sum
day to Fort Ethan Allen after a brief
leave of absence,-Samuel Mcintosh Of
Northield is a guest at c, II. kidder's.
He is 96 years of age and still attends
church and otherwise is active. In
recent issue of lions Herald a group
portrait appeared of four members OF
the Northheld Methodist Church. all
past 90, Of whom Mr.. Mcintosh is the
eldest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
NORTH TROY.

Wallace w. Wakefield of this place has
been appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Burne NJ Parker, formerly of his
village. who remove to Brandon in the
spring of 1915. and died after an opera
ton for appendicitis, on July q. He has
qualified and Will proceed with the work
Of settling the affairs of the deceased,
who was proprietor of the pharmacy in
Brandon, formerly owned by T. II. Bar
ker The deceased had other estate. In
Guiding a fine residence on Main street i'll
North TroY.-Mrs +. II. Elkns Is seri-
ously i'll at this writing-Mrs. S. y.
Farnsworth was taken to the hospital in
Montreal Friday by her son-in-law, DR..
W. II White, and a surgical operation
was performed Saturday morning.--A
party Of IS young ladies from here have
been in a cottage for week at Lake
I-lp1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
HAPPE IN VERMONT

She Fl r. Smith Women's Relief Corps
ere sending a postcard shower to Mrs
Burnev Jones, who has been confined to
her he'd by Illness five weeks. DIR. G. s.
Bidwell " waterbury was called in con-
eultation upon Mrs. Jones's case Tuesday.
Mrs. Kent and daughter Mrs. Fuge Of
Burlington, Mrs, Dodge and Mrs White
pf Morristown, Martin Dillingham; and
nauehter. Mrs Cathy Brown and niece
pf Waterbury Center visited Miss Martha
Curry at C. T. Scrihner's Monday The
annual reunion Of the Mum and Luce
Families will he held Mt the Palisades to-
hay.-.Mrs. Carroll George Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Kendall. in Worthwhile Mrs.
Lucy Davis OF Beverly. Mass. Is a guest
ut the home of her brother. A. w. Collins.
,-Ason, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
fucker at the Mary Fletcher hospit al
Monday. died at birth. Mr. Tucker re-
turned from burlington Monday Mrs.
Fuckers mother. Mrs. r. w. Ravlin, is
with her.-Miss Isabel Chaffee. who un-
herwcnt an operation at the Fanny Allen
Hospital r = 1ay. is doing well. Her sis
ter. Mrs Il q. Smith visited her We'd
Inesdav and Mrs f =. Boardman, who
accompanied her to Burlington, return
Sed home.-The condition of James Nc
Mahon. who had n shock Monday. remains
Bbout the same. Douglass and Dorothy
Earrows, who have visited their aunt,
Mrs A. A. Emery, in st. Adams and
Beatrice Pike. who accompanied them, re-
turned home Wednesday, Henry 7, Ray
nond is at home for a short time from
Burlington, where Mrs. Raymond is re-
covering from an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital-Winifred W. Houston
returned Wednesday to Cleveland. Ohio,
after visiting Mrs. Houston and children,
who are passing the summer in Stowe. A
family gathering was held in Mr.. Hous-
tons honor al the home Of his parents,
Mir and Mrs James Z. Houston. Tuesday.
"a picnic dinner was served In a grove
near the house. Forty we're present. In
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Houston. Mr..
and Mrs. f ]. Houston Of Cady's Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Houston and family
OF Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs Fouston's par
rnts and sister Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Watts
and Miss Marjorie Watts. Mr., and Mrs. A.
n Wells, Mrs. Pin Nondle and the eight
summer guests at present at Brookdale
farm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Mir and Mrs Arthur Lockhart Of
Sherbrooke are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Prouty this Week.-Mrs. Marion
Dane has returned from Port Henry. n.
Y. where she has been 20 attend the
wedding Of Miss Helen Judd-Miss
Martha Howe Of Boston is the guest Of
Mrs. II. G. Blanchard-Nr. and Mrs F.
u. Flint are taking motor trip to Bos-
ton and other points.-The residence OF
Mrs. j. Ic. Kline, Second street, has been
sold to Frastus Buck Of Richford. Pos
session will he given September MIR.
and Mrs A. Allyn Bishop are Mt Primes
Edward Island, Mr.. Bishops home
Theron L. Meader left for the West Tues
day after spending two weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Davis
Mrs j. r. Farrant, who has been at
Brightlook hospital for three weeks, has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10

liam Dannahy Carey Of Montpelier was
solemnized at the Catholic Church in
Lancaster. N H.. Tuesday morning
They were attended by Raymond Carr
a cousin of tho bride. and Miss Anna
Dannahy. sister Of the groom. After
q two weeks wedding trip to Portland.
Ne. and Boston they will reside at I
Fullerton avenue. Montpelier. The
bride has resided in Montpelier for
three years. being employed as tele-
phone operator for two years and n
year as saleslady in the McCuen store.
Mr.. Carey has resided here practically
all his life and since his graduation
from st. Michael's school has been en-
ployed as operator in the Western
Union Telegraph ONCE. for tho past
four years.
Miss Evelyn Brown. daughter Of Mir.
and Mrs. Edward Brown OF West Ber-
lin. and Carl Carlson OF Montpelier
were married at st. Auguetine's Church
Tuesday morning at eight o'clock. the
Rev. p. J. Long officiating They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs Joseph La
course OF the Barre road. They left
after the ceremony on an automobile
{ tour and upon their return Will reside
at TAI Berlin street. The groom is
| employed as granite cutter in the
! Capital Granite company plant.
Eugene o. Kittredge of Lowell, Mass
an engineer. and Mabel r. Bickford OF
Manchester, n H., were married yes
terday by Justice of the Peace Harry
c. Shurtleff. They arrived in the city
from Manchester, applied for the IL
cense. and were married at the city
hall
son. Frederic Edwards. Jr., was
born at Heaton hospital Yesterday to
Prof. and Mrs. Frederic Edwards
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
GREENSBORO.

The Rev. Allen Stockdale preached at
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing to an audience Of about 800 people.
Charles Wood sang Next Sunday tho
Rev Donald Frazier will preach. At tho
Presbyterian Church the Rev. E Jack
son preached and next Sunday the Rev.
E. r. Hyde Of Middlefield, Conn. will
preach, Tuesday evening. August Is.
Charles Z. Johnson will give an organ
recital at the Congregational Church. as
sisted by Miss WEIGH with the harp.
Miss Boynton with the violin and Mr.
Landon with the 'cello.-Friday evening
the Rev. II. Z. Jackson lectured to a
small audience at the town hall on the
Discovery of the School House Judge
Stafford motored to St Johnsbury Sat
urday afternoon to take the express to
New York.-Dr. Martin and Professor
Hartman of Middlebury, who have
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Kinney, re-
turned to their home.-N. L. Drown was
a business visitor in St Johnsbury Satur-
day. II. Dufur was in Burlington over
Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
WATERVILLE.

The pastor Of the Union Church in
vites all old time residents to meet with
those who live in the town at II o'clock
Sunday morning, August 10. for the pur-
pose Of worshipping together. and listen
ing TO an old home sermon on the sub
Ject, THE Final Grand Review"
Mrs Linnie Darrah of Enosburg Falls
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs F w. Oar
ran last week.-Mrs.. Julia Mcfarland
and daughter la and Mrs. Alma Baud
win are visiting in Orleans.-Mr and Mrs
George Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. George
Salmon Of Massachusetts and Miss Eva
Arnold of Connecticut were guests at
the Mountain Spring House last week.
The cemetery association met with Mrs.
Eva Mann last week, The name Noun
tain View was given the cemetery.-B.
7. Beard visited IN Stowe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currier visited In
Cambridge last week.-The Rev. and Mrs,
c. F. Austin and son, Hulburd. are visit
ing In Massachusetts Miss Maud Darrah
was at home from Hyde Park over Sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
DERBY.

Farmers have for the most part com
pleted their haying in this vicinity, The
crop was largo and was cured for the
most part in good shape. Mrs, a. F..
Daggett has heard from her nephew,
Raymond Farrand, with the V. y. @.
at Eagle Pass-Parker Kilborn return
ed to New York Sunday night, taking
with him his nephew, Robert Kilborn,
for two weeks vacation.-Pauline
Thompson is in TOWN.. s. Robbins is
in town for Il time, but will return 70
California In the near future, George
Taylor and family from Attleboro, Mass,
are guests Of W. NJ Taylor.-Miss Ruth
Jenne is assisting in the postoffice. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. O. Bailey are entertaining
their niece, Beryl A. Hannant graduate
nurse from Concord, y. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
WES'TFIELD.

a large and appreciative audience
greeted the Rev. L. a. Edwards of New
port Sunday evening when he delivered
the fine address he gave his own peo-
pie in the morning Misses Hazel
Gilpin and Ethel and Natalie Bailey
went to Eden lake last week to camp
with a North Troy party,-Benjamin
Wright went Monday to Enosburg
Falls, where he is to work in the milk
CONFERENCE.-The. Charles Fish and
children of Providence came Monday
to spend August with her uncle, II. r.
Hitchcock.-H. B. Hitchcock has just
bought a new automobile and is build
ing a garage al the rear of his BARN
Miss Blanche Martin is to teach in
Coventry the coming year,-H. Bern
stein, who has leased the Columbia
creameries here and in North Troy.
began the first of the week having the
cream gathered by automobile, to keep
1t sweet. and taken to the North Troy
creamery. where II is pasteur.zed and
shipped to the large cities.-C. H. Will
ley went TO Orleans Sunday 10 carry
his daughter Isabel. who will attend the
Chautauqua school there this week,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
LOWELL.

L. j. Pudvah has sold his Collins farm
TO j. l., Aldrch Of Derby Maurice Asel-
tine Of Enosburg Falls visited at F. D,
lathrop's last Week.-Mrs. Harry Clark
Of Greensboro is visiting Mr., and Mrs
L. s. Cross a few weeks-Mr. and Mrs
r. V. Newton and wife were at her faith
er's in Eden over sunday.-Mr and Mrs
c. c. stannard are the parents Of son
horn August 5,-Mss Bernice Winget VS.
TIED friends In Barre last week'-N' r.
Wnget and family were IN Worthwhile
the first OF the week-Lyman Desrochia
or Derby is with his brother BENJAMIN
few days-Mrs John RosnerVille ana
son OF Hudson, y. H.. are with her
daughter, Mrs. c. y. Parker, for whle
Ralph hrahnna went TO Worcester
Monday to take charge of the J. q. Turn
buu company creamcry.-Henry stewart
of Stevens Point called on friends IN
town Monday Mr. Stewart was for
merly a Lowell boy-State Road Com
missioner S n Bates was IN town Mon
day. r. Caswell OF Derby was In
town Monday. tn...,....
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
CRAFTSBURY.

The vacation of the Rev. c. u. Pierce
commenced last MONDAY and is to con-
tinue until September.-There will be no
church services in the Methodist E.pis
copal Church during August.-The birth
of n son to Mr., and Mrs. s r. GALLAGHER
of Hardwick was announced last Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher We're
former residents of this town.-Mr. ana
Mrs. George Wheeler are entertaining
their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Vaughn Wheeler, from Bridgeport, Cont
Mr., and Mrs. y. X. Kinney are enter
tanning guests at Lake Caspian.-Mr. and
and Mrs. Basil BOardman from Green's
boro We're over sunday guests Of Mrs
Boardman's parents,--A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Noodle Thursday
The news Of the death OF William
Marcy in Montana was received last
week He was formerly a resident OF
this town.