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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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men; 5000 TO 800 capital necessary money
making possibilities unlimited; will pay ex-
pensrs 20 Chicago II you want.
Acme Brass Works unc.). 1012 Republic bldg,
Chicago.
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FOR SALE-GkRAGES.

sIEEL-CovERED GARAGES COMPLETED
With Cement Floors, SIS . .R. g. r.
Phi. West. 931. Office aud Factory. 3407 o st. NV.
GET A GARAGE THAT WILL oUTLAST ANY
garage the market, in appearance. durability
and price. V. 7. II. BEN, $500 18th st. NV.
Phone Col. 1912.
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WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTED-Priyate garage in neighborhood OF
22nd and Pa. ave-. large Address 416-T,
Star office 3Os
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO,

Inc iishng season opened Saturday and
some good strings OF trout were captured
ny those who tried the streans.-Neyt
sunday the paStor of tho CONGREGATIONAL
'hurrh expects to hold special Faster
Services.-J. T.. harrington has been re-
pairing the feed mill.-Thomas Wilson
was II business visitor in St Johnsburv
April i2-Miss O'Rrien of Durham.
/. q, i clcrkiu" at tuthbert sons store.
-Luther smith is spending a short vaca-
uon ut the home of his parents The
listers have nearly completed making
Inventories tlce trio light mon came t.
town III" first Of last week to work ON
the street lights and not having stock
To work with went to the Bend Wcdncs-
gay aud nav" Installed the lights there.
IA" power WAS turned ON Friday evening.
- h" next REGULAR meeting IF Caspian
lahc Grange VIII he April -. and til"
program Will hc: piano solo, Mrs. Ellen
lihtn"s; reading, Mrs. Bertha Miller; dis
c"sS'on 'What are the ten most useful
ihbor-SaN ols that can lac put in the av.l-
hG" home led -" A|s, Marion Drown:
paper "What is the greatest need in the
average home, e. r. Richards; music.
Robert WillrN
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs W. \ Young and son of Lowell
spent the Weekend with their many old
friends here returning SundaN.---'rh Rev.
VI, W. rurman preached in Orleans Sun
"H%.-MiSS EVA Elpin o. Barton, who
AaS hccA spending few day at home.
went I" liiChiord the tIs, OF the week TO
visit her DrOtnCr--AiiSS Ethel BAILEY, X
II. :, 'li. finished teaching two weeks
Friday in the Alil district and Miss Oliver
Of North Troy is taking her place. David
Lathe las moved 10 West Derby Ills
mother and two sons have also moved
10 that town. Ar aud Mrs. Palmer of
-. Juhnshury came Saturday to H. T.
'iraHS. Mrs. Palmer remains Two weeks.
Next sunday a special Easter service
VIII te held II lo;ii.-AIiss Mildred Bell
spent Sunday with friends "a North Troy.
-itphriam Mayo of jay has moved onto
he Holden farm recently vacated by the
Lathcr.-Iclora Marsh of Barton was n
guest of q. IT, and W. O. Wright last
week while In town ON business. Albro
lunt was called to WeStmOre Sunday on
account Of the Illness of his mother.
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NEWPORT.

MISS cara Whitaker has resigned her
pos''ion III the school at Morris. \. v,
On account or III hcalth--E. G. Blanchard
una iahiiiy are In Boston. Mrs. George
Dearoorh is confined to the house this
week u! oss.-Fred Ponto has leased
ms barber shop and gone into business
WIN - c. Blanchard company.-prouty
Miners saWmill will resume operations
Mohday.-The Civics Improvement club
is giving a series OF card parties and en-
tefta'hmentS.-1Mr and Mrs. Ray Foster
are parents of daughter born April H. --
nuer the auspices of the Fortnightly
club. Prof. q. II Perkins of the Iniver-
slty or Vermont gave an entertaining lee
lure on Japan Tuesday evening at the
Goodrich ltbraty.-Afrs r. x. Burt left
lnesday night FOR u trip to Boston and
Washington Miss Cora Davis Is in New
YORK Tor wcek..-Mr and Mrs $. H.
| bughce or West Burke are guests of their
son, G. l.. NJ Bupbce.--E. +. Morse If
making quite extensive repairs on his
nome on Green place.-Ralph Parlin has
inst returned from a trip to florida city
and Miami. Fla-Tho postoiilce was
transferred Monday to y. T. Stetson. -
Miss Jene Wilson il spending - few days
among friends In town. She will resume
her duties in the telephone office about
May l.--iarold Lewis is ut home from
DERBY Line on account IL Illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

the severe storm which prevailed and all
Of the articles were not disposed Of
but something more than $50 was real
ized,-E. +. Emerson, who Is in criti-
cal condition, remains abou, the same
with little or no improvement
Miss Lillian Rye came Sunday from
Ncw Canaan. Conn, whore she has
passed the winter with Mrs. Robert
Coy, better known here as Eunicc Flint.
and during the coming season she viii
be with Mrs W. Il. Niall.--Mrs W. r.
Edison went Saturday to Lebanon, y. H."
to pass n week with her mother. Mrs.
Johnston. 49, ollo Waldo is in Montpelier
ut work FOE Mr.. Farnham, the horse
dealer, and will move his family to that
city as soon as suitable tenement can
he procured ~ delegation consisting of
Mr.. and MES. =. II. Kctchum, Mrs. j..
q. Goodwin, Mis-. y. y. Howe, Mrs.
Lewis Jerd. Mrs Norman Greene and
Il. n. Rising left MONDAY morning for
Burlington to attend the g. a. 4. en-
campmen,. DR. Harry Clarke of Dam
VerS. Mass. was in town over sunday
with lis parents, MIR. and Mrs. s. c..
Clarke His father has been i'll for
the last ten months with heart trou dc.
but at nr,.rnt is moro cnmfnrt n blc.--Dr
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WORCESTER.

NJ 2. Herbert, Ned Harris ard Hiram
Curtis attended the meeting OF road
commissioners ana selnctmen at Mont
pelier last Tuesday.-Earl Markham and
Ira Dodge, who have been at their
homes here for several weeks. have re-
turned to their school at Lyndonvi!lc.-
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
T. f.. Fierce April l0.-Mrs. c. W. Tay-
Tor has so far recovered from her re-
cent severe illness that her nurse has
heen discharged.-JOhn Storcy has
moved 10 his farm near Shady Hill in
Middlesex and his son. Leon Storey. and
wife come to the old farm on West hill,
the old Miles place.--Mrs y. Wilson.
who has been dangerously i'll for some
time, is improving slowly.--CIark j.
Holmes. for more than 50 years a resi-
dent Of Worcester and who had been In
poor health for n long time. died Tues
day morning, The funeral was held from
tho house OH Thursday, MIR. Holmes
was u veteran OF the Civil War. having
served in Company I. Nth Vermont vol
unteers.-Mrs. Agnes Wilson Wood and
son, Joe OF Barre arc visiting her
sister. Mrs. Jennie Taylor, and family
Walter Chandler Is visiting relatives
in Rutland and vicinity.
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EINIORE.

kenneth Kaiser. who has spent his
vacation in stowe, returned home sat
urday. ---Clarcncc GraVlin of Lowell!
spent the weekend with his brother.
II. A, Gravlin.-llrs. Dolbert ShanIrv
Is confined to her bed by illness
Harry +. Smith is confined to the house
with the grir.---Rcginuirr MAJ tn
Fillmore stag VIII make tWo trims
daily Mrs. Anna Peas" * visiting in
Jer!cho.--AilS. Leila McNully returned
nome Thursday after II three weeks
visit in Cambridge, North HYDE Park,
and other tuwnS.--tirant jackson Of
Johnson is Visiting his sisters, Mrs.
willard Hastings and MIS-. Charles
PGo,--Alrs. Ernest C'ark returned Mon
day after II weeks visit IN Cruftsbury.
, --HcrNl lMther oi 'raftsbury Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Ernest Clark
Charles richardson WAS at nome
from stowe over sunday.
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WOLCOTT.

The store Of r. NJ. EIubbcll was hrok-
en- into On Monday night and about $50
worth OF goods were taken, CONSISTING
or footwear, eatables, and fishing
tackle. Entrance was made through
the rear Of the store in the basement
Almond Leach returned Saturday
evening from spending the winter in
Anthony Kans.--Miss Hattie Marshall
of East Hardwick visited friends in
town over Sunday.-Mrs ]. W. Porter
Is visiting relatives in Mooers. " y.
Mrs. Archie Boardn>an, who has been
at Heaton hospital at IIardwicl the
past week for treatment, returned
home Sunday much improved News
has been received of the death of :. A.
Fife, a former resident of this town. at
his home in Morrisvillc. where he lived
with his daughter, Mrs. Vallcau. The
remains We're brought here "Wednesday
FOR interment in Green Mount Gene
t.rN.
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Charles She,-burt has work on the rail-
road section. jay Partlow of Hardwck
spent Sunday with his father, Joel Part
low Wallace Atweil. Edward Walker.
Ernest Mills. Vera Mihill, Rollm Titus,
Mrs. Nettic Chaffee and Mrs Joseph MuH-
aey are in attendance at the G. a. r. en-
| canpment at Burlington this week. e.
L. Wells is building garage in conncc-
ton with the hotel the Everett for the
accommodation of tourists.
T. J. Fuller has moved from the
Sherwin mill house on French Hin to
rooms In the Gonyeau house on Main
street. William Walker is in Burling-
| ton. Morris Hitchcock, who was recent.
| ~ married, has taken rooms in the
Waterman house on Clark street Mrs.
| l.. J.. lTolcomb has not been as we'll the
past few days--The Community League
held its annual meeting in the Baptist
vcstry Thursday evening aud elected
the following officers: President. VI. II.
Davis: vice-tresident. Mrs c. i. Jones
secretary and treasurer. +. W. liazen,
additional members of the executive
committee, Mr.. Redstonc and Mrs. LA
porte. 1t was voted to try to make
Johnson as attractive VILLAGE and
town as there is in northern Vermont.
! ana the League asks the hearty Coz
operation cf all the tOwnSpcople to that
| end It asks all citizens between now
| and the end of cleanup week, May =
TO make their own homes as attractive
az possible. II voted TO raise So ini
! the purpose of providing shrubherN ana
! flower beds for the public places in
town, and after the state rond is conf
, pleted through tho village viii Try to
| Improve the sidewalks. Any sugges-
| tons will he gladly received By the
rypclItivc committees
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Manufacturing company Nick
law left Tuesday for Warnersville, Pa,
where he has n position for the slim
mor.-The Rev. c. a. Heath Ia attending
the w. NJ. conference at Chazy. n. Y.
After conference Mr. Heath will locate
at Bakers Mills, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Avery. Mr.. and Mrs. v. 8. Baker.
J.. NJ. Baker and I. w. Horn we're In
Ferrlsburg last Friday to attend the
funeral OF Lucius Avery.-Mrs Seymour
Rockwell has gone to Burlington, where
she will reside.-Thc Ladies' Guild of
Grace Church met with Mrs. Mary
Symons Wednesday afternoon. The
marriage Of Ralph Devno and Miss
Ruth Hayes will take place at Grace
Church next Monday afternoon at five
O'Clock, William Dougherty died April
II after n brief Illness with pneumonia
He was so years old.
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HYDE PARK.

calvin cn,i,b a veteran Of the civil
w. ocod 81 ,.oors d,oa Friday of
h,raorin,. of .be arteries Tho funeral
vac beld Sunday. thn Roy. Il -. Cram
NOR Of N,orris,ilIo orlciotinr. w., leaves
A., wife a son twn d,,Irbters and fvc
commandments = porc and brigham
N.Eor,npd b,vo ronc South NJ, business
co,,rrc.el win tba savinoo hank. They
kill no alison, q connie of vocks \rthur
Stone of 81; Johnsbury was in town over
rurd,, In tho evening no pav, q lecture
at fine CONGREGATIONAL Church on tho life
of ". II. Ornr. n native OF Wcstticld.
,,bo had served in the war for tho Union
and lost his ey.slght from the effects of
injuries received in service.-SIiss Frances
Noble visited her ,,,othor at 1ha hosnitol
~ r,,r,ir,,on e,,urd,, Mic. \y,,d,or
,,.rl ia ,bo co,.rt,. olarl,, oe,c,. is ,uord
Two - ,.o,l, -, ,,.r howe ~ uo.anfol,
ri+o = d;,oc,or 90 en- ra,noi,,a
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Mabel Cook had an operation Mt
the sanitarium last Saturday from which
she seems to be recovering.-Mrs, Farms
worth went to burlington last week TO
see her daughter. Helen. at the Mary
FLETCHER hospital-Mrs. w. l.. Hebaid
ana her sister, Mrs. Van Dusen, We're
ovcr-Sunday visitors in Barre last Sun
day.-Alss Bessie Adams has tonslitis--
The Athletic club Of the Aggies had q
sugar party Friday evening that was
well attended.-A class OF - "aEg'cs"
have enlisted in the militia for the pur-
pose of instruction in military tactics
The instruction is in charge Of Norwich
University and is free under arrange
ments with the L. S. governmental. c
Wells came home from n weeks trip last
SATURDAY afternoon. i'll with a severe cold
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BENSON.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Cyrus NJ. Belden, AGED
20 and ~ years respectively, who have
been very Ill with the grip. are getting
well under the thoughtful care of their
daughter Mrs. NJ II. Juckett of Poult-
ncy'-The sugar season has closed
Farmers have made some good quality
of syrup, but rather a small amount
Leonard FISH Of Rutland arrived in
town with his bride last Saturday. He
was married Thursday to Miss Bruce
They VIII make their home in Rut-
land, where they have positions as
stenographers--A Marion Hulett
visited at her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Truman Coats. from Saturday
TIL Monday.--Martin Patterson, road
commissioners has moved into A, g.
llues mouse on tho lake road.--C. u,
Buck and T.. y. Roberts have bought
or h H. walker tractor plough which
piows three burrows at time and
runs by gasolinc-The following Off
GERS nav" been elected for Acacia
Lodge, No, 81, T., and A. NJ: W. NJ, Roy
walker; ID. D., Frank Johnson; ]. D.,
= W. hrown; secretary. Harvey HUI
lett; treasurer, u T.. Reldcn; chaplain.
j. T. Newton; s. D., w. q. walker; ].
D., Levi Munger: TYLER. 8 L. bishop
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. Stockwell OF Rochester. Vt, spent
Sunday at J. r. Hodge's.--.Iiss Lydia
Waite Of Waitsfied ia visiting her sister
Mrs. Arthur Marshall. Mrs F.lvira
Davis who has been spendink the winter
In Salem. Msss returned Tuesday eve
ming. --Miss Helen Scott spent Sunday IN
Rarre.-Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Moody NJ
Lebanon, n. r.. were at y. 2. and c. G,
Moodys SrInday.-W1lliam W-ocdwa ri
spent SuAlav with relatives In Barre --
Mr.. and Mrs j. Q. Freeman and Y. !.
Foster were among those who attended
the State encampment OF tho G. A. t. and
W. II. c. in Burlington. Miss Rctn Col
Inns OF Montpeier was a visitor in the
place a few days last Week.-Mrs. cara
Corse Parsons of Middlesex has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Corse. Mfrs. T.. r. Bryan is Waiting her
son. Frank, ana family IN Montpelier
Howard Tnurston Is III and a. h'r nome
hero
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The White Rivor junction io.lf n'
trade has drciuad uuop Taursiav &C..
mig. Aey Is. rs tAa d'to of tteir "r:iua
ladies' night ana b1nuuct. lrcrut' iloi,
arc under way to mako this ,..N nanl.cl
occasion Of tile ye,,r. II in cNrct tel t't
Governor Gates WI ne nyrSna, - -
honorary sSDos:, alao ina cx-Nayo.
james Il ls,tee Of Montpelier viii %. u.
honorary guest Colonel Roetvt ~ Eur
wich University, Northhcd. and fc.'.
dent J, ", Thomas o. M;ddioputr Io.
leso will &c The speakers az the ov.uiu.
DR.. q. W, bailey was IN Montrcl;'r ;h,
las: Of the week at the dcd.U and II
neral of his father Orrin palev. a retired
innrchnnt AZ fi,nI IL
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Miner Fielder Of Waitsheld was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.-Tht
funeral OF Mrs. Sophie Lovejoy was
held at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Nettio Ferris, Sunday. The Rev. \. A
Mandigo officiated. The bearers Were
George Parker. Albert Ferris. Franl,
Evans and Morton McAllister. Burla
was in the village cemetery. Those
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Printes, Mr. and Mrs Robert
McAlister Of Waitsfcld Mr.. and Mrs
Morton Nc Alister OF Barre and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans of burlington. -
George Thompson of Bolton was In
town Monday.--H, r. Austin was III
Waitsticld Tuesday.
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ROCHESTER,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sird Of Nmccs.
ter. Mass. are VISITING il town.. ~
Chase IL in Woodstock, serving IN tue
grand iury.-ThG scVcN-%ear-cld son G.
Fred Johnson Wa# tnr9Gu from SIC.
while gathering sap aud received Il pain.
full injury Oh ono frul.--Alr. AMI Nj
Charles Houston Went Monday - -,
81. Marie, Mich. to visit at tae hu.7r
os their daughter. MIS- j. Il. Nickel
ney.--1'ho remains Of Mrs, John NiutH'
who died in Granville, were brought g.
Town for burial Saturday.-tiicc, INC
little daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Egaut
y. Chapman, IS seriously ili-john In
Mountain from West Lebanon y. ",
is in town for a few days.
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CRAFTSBURY.

blanche i,ob1ins was taken To the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week for treatment
Of her foot. She was accompanied by her
mother, who returned Friday.-Thc Rev
ljr, Flags is SUFFERING from iaundicc -
There aic to bc services in the Congrega-
tional Church each evening this week,
These are to DE union services. The birth
of daughter In Mr. and Mrs Harold
Kinney of Chicago was announced last
Thursday,-The rubber social Of last week
was great SUCCESS. Archie Wehber win
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
LOWELL.

Arthur TAYLOR has traded his farm
with l.. J. pudvnh for his house in
Lowell village. The exchange is to be
made at once.-NIiss Alice La Clair is
teaching the spring term Of school In
Westfield village. School opened last
Monday.-1'he infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Murphy died April 12.-
Park Farman of Springfield. Mass. is
spending u few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Farman.-Mr.
and Mrs. D. p. Narramore were called
70 bakersfield Friday by the Illness Of
Mr.. Narramoro's father, W. r. Narra-
more.-Mrs. H. II. Burton of Cambridge
Mass, came Wednesday to spend a few
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. o. Sanborn.
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DERBY.

Miss Mice IIildrcth, Il former teacher
in the academy here. spent last week in
town. She is nov n teacher in school
in Prov idence, r. l., her home town
There was no service in the Baptist
church Sunday as the pastor. the Rev.
g. i. England was called during the pre-
vious week TO his home in Canada by the
serious illness of his father-Miss Mary
kNborn invited party of young ladies
ana gentlemen to sugarinG in George
hopkinson'a sugar house Friday after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

missionary meeting on Good Friday ApJu
q. at the Congregational 2srsooage. "a.
$50 p N. niasionnrS tea VII 10 scrv.
ed, to which all arc inv!:ed.--Tho B",'.
G. NJ. Redstone CT Johnson was IN town
wednesday to attend tho funeral Of Airr.
Isubel Smith.--Mias Lydia Waite ir visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Arthur NaraAaN n
Waterbury. Miss Ada Johnson OF More
town was n recent visitor ut Tic sono o.
Almon tnin
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Jones and Miss
Ruth Jones have returned home after
spending two weeks In Newton Center,
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. John 3rEzcll and
Lena May apcnt Sunday IN Warren, The
funeral 81 Mrs, Isabel Smith was held
at hcr late homo wednesdn" afternoon --
Nar and Mrs Bert Berry of Waterbury
spent sunday with her parenta--The
ladies Of the Home CivNe will hold n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
CAMBRIDGE,

The Rev. G. s. Quinby is confined
TO his home by illness-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Spaulding of Woodsvile. n. H..
have been spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Wiley George
Dunton has moved his family to Hyde
Park.-A. r. Day was business visitor
In Mortified Monday.-M. D. Young
was in bennington over Sunday-Mss
Ruth Brownell has returned to her
home In burlington after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Earle Gates.
Allen Patterson Of st. Michael's College
Is spending the Easter vacation with
w. II. Griswold.-J. J. Penders mill
ehut down Monday for tho summer. --
Mrs NJ d. Young and daughter, June,
We're In burlington Monday. Miss Stc,-
la German of burlington was q guest
of Mrs. Rex Gates. over Sunday.-Aliss
Annie Putnam Of Plattsburgh is spend.
ing the week with her mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Otis.-E. Fl. Olrstea1 az NorricVi.le
was n visitor In town Mnndav.-Nuss
Myrtle Wallace spent several days in
Burlington this week. An Easter serv-
Ice will be observed at the Congrega
uonal Church Sunday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Schools in town began Monday Tnc
pupils on the East iitii are being
transported to this opl--Euth
wheeler Is spending some time with
her aunt. Mrs. A. l.. Haskell --f. NJ.
Pray, who is i'll with pncGmouia. T.
slightly improving.
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JOHNSON.

Miss Eta Waters, who is teaching
school in South Troy, returned Satur-
day after spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Wat
ers,-Mrs. Henry Porte visited hnr
daughter. Mrs. Orrin Jones, in Morris
town Snturday.-Miss Josie Drown is
spending a few days from, her vacation
as teacher in l3rockton, Mass. with
her parents. Nj and Mrs. g. c. Drown.
IL. w. Robertson Of North Cambrldpc
Is saving for Waterman brothers
Bert Gauvin. who has worked on IT,"
johnson section of the railroad here for
rs years, seven years az foreman, has
given up the work.--Coinmenc.ng Mon
day the sections on the s. J. & l. g.
r., r. were consolidated. making one
out of two, and giving about six miles
to one foreman, thus doing away with
seven foremen on the line, Instead
OF hand-cars motor cars VIII be used
Mrs. f Fl. Sherwin left Saturday for
Boston. where she is to be treated for
deafness.-Mr. and Mrs. Harlow shat
ney OF Eden are spending their honey
moon with Mr. ana Mrs. John Dubray
Frank Miller commenced work for Fred
Wood Monday in his saw mill-Dr. y
q. Peakes spent last week In Boston and
New York,Iicrsic Richards goes to
Claremont, n. H., this week whore sh"
has employment,-Mr. and Mrs. G, ~.
Stearns, who have spent part OF the
winter in Florida, returned home Satur-
day night.-lt ~ reported that frank
stearns of South Royalton has sold TIL
Bcknell house to II. y, Cordon--.Mrs.
s. j Davis is able to sit up Mr.. Davis
IS also up.-Eddie Mills Of Fletcher visit
ed his brothers here last week,-Joscpl.
West and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Mclean attended the funeral Of Calvin
Smith OF Hyde Park Sunday.
b>eal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Clarence Collins and son. Spen-
ger, nave returned from Albany, n. V.
m"''c ,'cS passed the winter-George
e'''S mas zone to Rutland. whore he
mas position with the T.. Il. Patch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
WATERBURY,.

The death of Paul German, watch oc-
CURED at the home Of his son-in-law.
Peter Deforgo, April T., removes an
other OF the older residents Of the town.