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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-25

tain amour. rs standing s-e-s
them Cocsa7s rE. c--.ge OF.
vocation 20 tae average --..s-s nan
- s'rlctiy limited 20 those ines tcaf
vii no. tur' a.s social prestige As
Tar as can make o-' 'he rio' NJ
business il rs honorable q cau.E-
a. anv. and i- cer-slnl, offers ~
elleducated and asia nan .ca
greater oppo-tlHIuas x a8yaars-
ment
Competition IS 10, 50 srenge
for the intelligent ard cara ..e tel
low in our business rs il would be
II he attempted la or medicine.
And yet everl day I SEQ college
men who prefer 70 Spend years
without making a living wage and
spurnlng every line ot e-1ear0- .-a.
does not in some way c- ...e-
sound professional
TT IS a s.E fault n our --sss0,
system OF education thai q RdeT
latitude o. vocation is uo' held 1ut
10 the young men eso pend so
long n per'-s'ing '1e.- mental
equipment. Greater Fam s-.-y 7..l
he means of gaining q livelihood
once past re college soo-s ealI1
probably find nz- man .a '
branches OF business .--' s-- 1--
CRYING out for hu
The couutrv has rra-'.rs#v ~
social caste eyCer' frat r-7rlst
business and all those vta can a.e
their elders am 2 * rae s2-ra..-t
refined methods % 7az sa.r-e -.
eager 20 do so once .s rF.7
overthrow, we mas hope
bigger. better. and E0-a
nation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. G. s. Fletcher and Mrs Mary Has
elton left yesterday for Flint Mich, to
visit Mrs. Haselton's daughter. Mrs e.
s Lunt Mrs. Haselton's son, David. of
Detroit, has gone to silver city, y. NJ,
because of lung trouble. His many frienGs
here. his former home, hope for his speedy
recovery.
About 10 young ladies from this place,
Burlington and Winoosk gave mis-
cellaneous shower Saturday evening %
Florence Nandow at her home In honor
of her approaching marriage TO John Par
izo OF Winooski. Several musical nt,m-
hers were given during the evening and
refreshments we're served
The reception to the freshman class Of
the high school by the res. Of the sChpo
Friday evening was attended by about 10
a program consisting of piano solo by
Miss Mildred Mcbride. address Of we,-
come by Tracy Clark Of the seniors with
response by Miss Dorothy Sihley for the
freshmen readings by Mrs. ~ NJ John
son. pantomime, Romeo and Juliette 4"
by girls and Uncle Toms Cabin bv
several boys. cake walk the cold Dust
Twins, Lindsay Hays and Edward Whit
comb, and the Welcome" song by the
school, followed by dancing and refresh
ments made pleasant evening.
Mrs. {. f. Gale left Monday for Los
Angeles. Cal, where she will spend the
winter with her son.
NJ. {. Fisher. who has been in the liv-
cry business here for the past 20 wears.
has sold his stock and leased his livery
stable 10 Frank Tyler who took posses
sion tuesday. Mr.. Fisher gives UP
the business because of i'll health.
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SWANTON.

TIE funeral of Mrs. Eliza Marsh was
held from the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Don g. Stone, Sunday afternoon. the
Rev. + Wilson Day officiating. The re-
mains were taken to Enosburg Falls for
interment in the family lot.-Mrs. Charles
Keenan, has returned from a visit OF two
wesks at Ogdensburg.-Th Rev. +.
Wilson Day preached his first sermon In
the CONGREGATIONAL Church as pastor Sun
day morning. There was a large attend
ance-The Remington L. NJ. G. company
is employing more help now than ever,
the working force having been steadily
increased since the concern succeeded
the Robin Hood Ammunition company
The duck shooting in the Missisquoi
marshes has been only fair thus far this
sea son. The northern ducks are not COM
ing in large number yet.-A. II. McHenry
of Oswego will manage the Lapelle
Poultry Food plant when Mr.. Lapelle
goes to Oswego to assume the manage
ment Of the Park & Pollard plant known
as the Oswego Milling company.-Mrs
Carrie Perry. who has been seriously III
for some time, is improving.
Mrs. Eliza Marsh died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs Don G. Stone, Thurs
day morning after an Illness of severs
days, She was 50 years of age and the
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AND TIMES:

Statement Of tho ownership, mana cement,
circulation etc. Of Burlington Daily Free
Press published daily. except sundays. at
Burlington, Vermont required by the act
name Of Managing Editor, j. l.. South
"'f snsn "afF'N Wa1aser w p Howe. Burlins
Publishers. Free Press Association, Bur
Swners W. r, Gates T.. T.. Benedict
Smith, ", y. Hove y. W. Hove, Mary F.
benedict ali OF Burlington Est. Of j. g.
Mccullough and Hall Park Mccullough, both
Of North Remington, Mrs Ellen NJ Chand-
we'll. Cohasset. Mass.
known bondholdcrs. mortgages and other
security holders, holding one per cent. or
more Of total amount Of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities: None.
That the two paragraphs next above. CIV
and security holders If any, contain not
only the list Of stockholders and security
holders ms they appear upon the books ri
stakeholder or security holder appears upon
the books Of the company as trustee or IN
the person or corporation for whom such
/ trustee is acting, Is given, also that the
said two paragraphs, contain statemcnt'
| lief as to the circumstances and conditions
under which stockholders and security hold
ers who do not appear upon the books OF
| securities in a capacity other than that o
a bona hde owner; and this affiant has NJ
association, or corporation has any inter
est direct or Indirect in the said stock
! bonds. or other securities than as so statet
~ ''''' w. p. HOWE.
| Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me th
| end day of October, 1916.
| W. II. MURDOCH.
| tMy commission expires January II, 1917,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Melissa s. Perley, who has been
the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. f. T..
Holmes for week. returned home Sun
day-Miss Ellen Griffin of Boston is
the guest of DR. and Mrs. ". g. Han
son.-Mr and Mrs, Oscar Metevier, Mrs.
T.. L. Washburn and Mrs. +. $. Hutchin-
son motored to Montreal Friday. return
ing home Saturday evening.-Mrs. r. r,
Hanson spoke to the Ladies' club in
Richford Monday evening upon her trip
to Egypt-Mrs. K. F. Greenwood OF
Enosburg Falls and her mother Mrs.
Graves, OF Sheldon were at the home of
Mrs. David Moren Thursday.-M Ruth
Anderson. who has been at Buebird
camp during the summer. returned 10
her home in Franklin Saturday Miss
Kline Kimball, another helper returned
TO her home in Enosburg Falls Satur-
day.--Mrs Frances Cole and son, who
have been passing the month of Septem-
her at the Bluebird, returned to Boston
Saturday.-Miss IL Lamprey, story-teller
al Rluebird camp, returned to New York
Wednesday-M and Mrs. Henry Grant
of Boston and Mrs, Vernon Grant of St
Johnsbury, who have been visiting How
ard Grant returned to their respective
homes Tuesday.-Mrs. A. r, Pond Is i'll
al the home of II A. Pond.-Mrs. c, b
Mosier Of Burlington was called here
Tuesday by the illness of her mother
Mrs. A. T. Popd.-Joel Brown has moved
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TOWNSVILLE.

w. o. Lane of Burlington, who for c3
years mas been connected with the How
ard Bank, has purchased Of G. W. Pal
mer MS business, which consists of nov
city works. The consideration was Sill
40 Mr.. Lane took possession October /.
Mr. Palmer is to remain here until April
until Mr.. Lane learns the business
Mrs. B. J. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs r. *.
Eddy OF Starksboro visited relatives here
the first Of the Week.-Mrs. Vera Lyman
of Shoreham has been the guest Of Miss
Zoe Palmer.-Mrs. Preston and grand
daughter Marion, left Tuesday for Tex
as. Mr. Preston has been there nearly
two wears. Mrs. Nellie Crandall has re-
sumed work in the telephone exchange
after long vacation.-Miss Dorothy
Smith has gone to Essex Center, where
she has position in the telephone Of
tiCe.-The Lend-a-Hand will hold a food
sale at the hall Thursday evening Mem
bers are asked to come early to work on
articles for the fair which Is to he held
the last week in October @ W. Palmer
and family We're in Waterbury Sunday n
visit Mrs. Pamer's niece. who has been
Ill for some time.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Canton were over-Sunday visitors In
Bristol.
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Ind returned with their daughter.
Christina, who has been under
milne restriction In Gilmore for two
}. case of infantile paralysis hav-
eveloped in the family where she
Visiting C. s. Ball has had a tele-
installed in his home. Mrs. J. D.
.erhoof has been In Burlington for
weeks. being called by the illness of
la ughter. Mrs. Gill.-Mr. and Mrs.
futile of Burlington are spending
ELK with Mrs. Tuttle's mother. Mrs
nee Barton, In the southern part or
otte. Miss Bertha Stebbns has re-
Il from two months visit with
elatives in ST. Lambert. Can.-Mr'
Mrs. Burton Beers of Jericho. Mrs.
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Cleveland OF Essex came TO Char-
BY automobile sunday and were
for the day Of Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
The 10Th birthday anniversary OF
n I,enehan was celebrated Wednes-
Evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
am Thorn. where he has made MS
for two years. 4 large number OF
lis and relatives we're present, IN
ne many from Hinesburg. Games
PLAYED ana dancing enjoyed. Re-
ments were served Delegates to the
convention of the Woman's Chris
Temperance Union nj Barre are
Edith Estey and Mrs. Nellie Clark
and Mrs Wesley Narney Of West
sburg uere guests Of DR.. and Mrs
ey SUNDAY. Mrs May. teacher in
killage school, spent the weekend
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. {.
I luck in Huntington.-The October
! ng Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
bee Union will be held at the home
Mrs Nellie aBounty.-Mrs. Peter
Of St Lambert. Can. who mas
visiting her sister. Mrs. Philip Steo-
for three weeks. returned home
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SHELDON.

\ quiet home wedding took place Octo-
Der at l:10 o'clock, when Miss A Mary
Brown, daughter of Or. and Mrs f. NJ.
Brown of Sheldon. was united in mar
riase to Harlow *. Graves Of that town,
The house was prettily decorated with
autumn leaves and white flowers The
Rev. G. ". RowleH of North Craftsbury.
an uncle Of the bride. performed the cere-
mony, after which refreshments were
served. The bride and groom iert by auto
mobile for short wedding trip After
November Mr.. and Mrs Graves will
live on the Graves farm in Sheldon.
Mrs John Msckin, after a long period
of sickness, passed away Sunday morn
ing at her home The funeral services
were held at the Catholic Church Tues
day nornin, At ten o'clock with burial
in the Catholic cemetery Mrs. Mackin
had reached the age Of S. years. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs Rose Hale -
Miss Nettie Bryce has gone to Swanton
where she will atTand the Teachers
Training school, and Mrs M n
Mack have gone 70 Brandon, where they
will visit her parents.-Mrs. s Preston
Is very ill.-The farmers are gathering
their apples, and are having good crop
Mrs Charles Smith has gone to Enos
burg to spend A few days
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BAKERSFIELD.

The remains W Mrs. Noah Cushing ~
Jefersonvillo were brought n this place
for burial Monday The funeral was held
nt St, Georges Church. tho Rev y O.
H. Dorion officiating. Mrs. Gushing was
IS years old and was ar old resident o.
this place.--Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Young
and MI and Mrs. Theophilus Lahe,le
Uere In Hyde Park Saturday 10 attend
the funeral Of Edward Tatro-The Rev.
Mr. Sparha7k Of Randolph preached a.
the congregational Church SUNDAY
Mrs p. z. Baird and daughter, Hazel.
iof burlington, and son, Marshall, o.
Cambridge. visited in town Sunday.
PATRICK McGlnn Of st Adams visited In
town over Sundav.--The Grange fair held
In the town hail Friday evening was verv
successful A farce was given and
lpromenading was enjoyed The condition
Of Homer c. Ovitt. who is critically i'll
Of typhoid pneumonia. Is a little i'm
/ proved
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Charles Rushford and daughter
Doris We're recent guests Of Mrs. Rush
fords mother. Mrs. Joseph ToGchette, in
South Montgomery Miss Mae Ready Of
Georgia passed the weekend with friends
here.-Mr and Mrs Frank Lunlbra have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs Fay
Austin. in Fairfield The cottage PRAYER
meeting will be held a the home Of Mrs.
Mary MYott Friday evening Milo Rus
sell has completed work for Frank Lur-
bra and is moving his family to Mont
gomery village.--Mr and Mrs Marcus
Thomas of EnoshurC visited relatives h,-o
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. George Roher,s
Of EnosburC passed SUNDAY a Char es
Nacia 's.-Louis Brouillette and Fred Coz
ley are moving their families to Samson
vile.-Horatio Jewett has completed work
for Wheeler Rushford
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Chaffee; vice-president s. r. Whitman.
secretary.treasurer. Miss Florence n
Douglass. state Field Secret " Rev
c. A. Boyd gave an interesting talk He
motored from Burlington with his son
and Mlss Stickney and left at the close
for Jericho. where he was te have spokon
that evening. Dinner was served nv the
Ladies Aid of the church A contrib,,torv
cause for the good attendance was tho
ideal weather.-Mrs Alma Whitney Of
bakersfield is visiting her sister. Mrs
II. r. Towle, here and her daughter. Mrs
c. L. Towle, of Franklin village.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mi and Mrs r. G. Wells visited at II.
II. FHllcr's in Bakersfield from Saturday
until Monday. Maryland Duso has sold
TO Sidney Bean, his farm and personal
property on East Hill price 300. Mr.
Bean has taken professionally J. Wright
in company with II, l.. Moiles of John
son was business visitor in Boston
last week. They made the trip by au-
tomobile, returning through tho noun
tainS in NcW hampshire. Mrs. l.. -
Hart has returned 5ster two weeks
absence visiting relatives --perley Lur-
bra, who went to the hospital in st. Al
bans recently for treatment. has return
ed.-Spenccr T. Hall Of the L. $. bat.
teship Georgia Is visiting his parents
! Nj. and Mre S & Nan
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FRANKLIN.
few DAYS

George H. Tovle is spending few days
with friends in Jericho Center. Essex and
Burlington Miss Gibbs. who las been
spending the summer rth Miss NarFa-
ret Hopkins, left for New Yorh Monday
night Miss Hopkins Went 10 New York
Wednes day.--A. {. Favreau has moved
into the Wing house which he recently
purchas ed-H. L. Chandler is al homo
and is doing some repairing on their
buildings-Miss Price has been sperSins
a few DAYS with her nephew in New York
State-There will he Union service in the
congregational Church next Sunday un-
der the auspices Of the Anti-Saloon
league,-Frank Wood has leased z. H.
Cham berin's farm.-Mr and Miss Whit
ney returned from Mortified Monday
night. W. Powell was in Burlington
Wedr esdaN
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ENOSBURG.

The ladies of the Congregational Church
will serve the annual chldren's dinner
at the home Of Mrs. +. NJ. Wright Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. James kidder. who
have been visiting in Derby. have return
ed home. Mrs. G. r. Remington and
son, Robert, went to their home in New
York Saturday.-Miss Charlotte Braden-
burg went Friday evening 10 New York
with the party from the Blue Bird Camp
Francis Shower has been i'll from an
attack of acute indigestion.--Mr and Mrs
BradenburG, Mr.. and Mrs q. H Fair
banks, and Mrs NJ Woodward attended
the Missisquoi Valley District Sunday
school association at South Franklin
Tuesday Mrs. j. NJ Wright. with Mrs,
Remington and son, Robert spent several
days last week at w w Cole's.-Mrs X,
H. Maynard and daughter Dorothy. and
Doris Leach spent Tuesday at the Wright
farm. Robert Chaplin visited Kenneth
Wright AZ the Wright farm this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Cynthia Thayer has returned from
keene, =. IT,. where she has been vstin;
reiattree The W. H. NJ :. Of East Frank
lin mot at the parsonage Tuesday. S. J.
Westovcr and auto party Of Sutton, Que
visited In the home Of Mr. and Mrs A. G.
Derby WednesdaY-- Mr. and Mrs 6. u
Phelps were In Swanton Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Marsh
T. G.. Lawrence Is repairing the hotel
buildings recently bought of Mrs Burie-
som and will occupy the same AS soon 90
completed In Franklin county cour. Sep
temher %. ". r. Eldridgc of this town wac
granted n divorce from his wife on tta
grounds Of desertion. g. a. Hull of tins
village appeared for the petitioner NJ.
and Mrs. Edwin Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs
A. w. Yates OF Hartford recently visi'eI
! MIR. Yates parents. Mr.. and Mrs Wells
fates.-Therc will be a special harvc,,
service ut the Methodist church Sunday
AZ 1880 p, m. with special decorations and
music The pastors subject will be, "A
Grain Of Wheat"
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SHELBURNE.

he Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
Ilrch will hold an all-dav missionary
biting on Friday a tho parish house
In holy communion At ll:H a. m I;
|cheon at IL. 80 p m; business meeting
Io:oo o. m. when the Rev. George W
Newport of Burlington, and the Rev.
H Barnes Of Winooski will make ad
|sses,--Charles Skinner of Shelhulne
inns suffered compound fracture ~
left rm Just above the wrist Monday.
Ranks reduced the fracture ana n.
Immediately carried home. where lie
testing as comfortably as possible.
fiss Gertrude Smith has gone to Can
n Y, where she will enter the St.
3rrence University. Friday a
W Of 10 ladies' spent the day with
B ]. A. Cory at her home In North
frisburg making the trim i'm auto
'biles.-J. j. Colamer is In Highgate
! king apples for n. y. Rowley.
|ruman Andrews, who has been visit
Mr. and Mrs. e. r. Van Nliet, has
he to Palmer, Mass, to reioin his
lighter. Mrs. Smith,. +. Rowley Of
|U Haven was in town Thursday and
day to visit his father f. s. Rowiey,
% Is somewhat improved from his re-
! ( illness. Mrs. F.. X Beers of Char
was in town Thursday DIR. W
Ives Mitchell, who has returned from
ele Pass, Texas. with the Vermont
Itional Guard, has been in town several
es. Mrs. W. 4. Weed has closed her
Iise in the village and moved TO Bur
kton, where she has leased An apart
I'M. Jerome Colman has returned from
short visit with friends in Hinesburg
Hrs Sarah Harmon Of Springfield
SIS. is visiting Mrs Sophia Harmon,
fhe Ladies' Improvement society vii
ct with Mrs. Fred Roberts this after
|hn a 20 o'clock.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Brush were in
johnson October l. Mrs. Norton return
ed with them for a vist.-Miss Carrie
Lauflin is with her brother. Jackson
Lauf1in. in Jericho.--W V. Farr and fam
lily of Burlington were guests Sunday Of
Mrs. Fairs sister. Mrs. w. H. King
j. d. Shedd has been entertaining his
nephew and bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Whitaker. of Hancock. y. Hairs.
Grace Blenrerhassett is visiting her
mother. Mrs n. o. Learned.--AIiss Ella
Boilers of Burlington is visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beliers.-Mr.
and Mrs E. y. Beach Of Montpelier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter of FLEET
cher visited Sunday at the home of w. S.
White
| The ladies of the Baptist Church will
serve their annual chicken pie supper
| in the vestry of their church Wednesday
evening. October II from $50 to 80 o.
clock. The remains of Mrs Clyde Learned
We're brought here Monday night from
Waterbury, where she died.-Mrs. Ella
Warren and George Vincent were in Can
ada Sunday, visiting friends. Their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Vincent, returned with
~
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MILTON BORO.

and Mrs L. j. Bombard spent sum
lar L. n. Guinell's-A. r Wood and
q we're at Fort Ethan Allen SUNDAY
John shean and Mrs. e. Il, White and
|Meryl, we're in St. Adams Septem Q:
Mrs T. y. Hull Of Hopkins, Mich ,
h the weekend at the home of +.
bck.-Mrs Jennie Fay and Nilodr
lion Went to Richmond Friday.-Mr.
Mrs Perley Ciabaree and son, f ~
h were a. East Georgia sunday. Mrs.
Phelps and daughter, Pearl. and scr,
hell. were in this place Sunday.-Ner-
Bullock and Harry Richards spent
bay in Champlain. Mr.. and Mrs. clay
lie camp September ~ and left for Con-
lcut September 29-Edwin Wright mas
eition at Skeel's hotel.-Mrs. Fred LII
and mother. Mrs. Cameron. are WIS.,
at V'estport. Mr.. and Mrs. Edric
h. Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard and
hk Searae of Cambridge were at +.
|miths Sunday.-Mr Cross. who has
at the home of Fred Lunan the
year. has gone to Burlington.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

The Missisquoi Valley District Sunday
School association held it's fourth annual
meeting with the church here Tuesday
morning and afternoon The program
was fully carried out and some extras
were given. BY request, the Rev, F.. NJ,
Fuller sang AS a solo My Ain Countrie"
and Miss Marion Stickney, State super
lntendent of elementary work. gave an
address upon the work of the Cradle
Roll" Every school in the two towns
of Franklin and Enosburg. comprising
the district, was represented and only
one defaulted in its part on the program
and III notified the president in advance
The addresses by the Rev, +, NJ. Fuller
and the Rev. w f. Douglass are wor-
thy of special mention. The new off,
GERS elected were: President. w. J.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. Douglas G. Guest of Richforl
will preach In the Methodist Church Sun
day morninE.-The Women's Home Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. y. S. Parker
Wednesday.-Mis Hattie Swan is much
improved. Mr. and Mrs. y. $. Parker
spent Monday in Burlington and Miss
Dorothy returned with them for the da".
Mr. and Mrs, c. w. Copeland spent =
few days in Albany this week.-Ernest
Combs who has returned after having
been operated upon NJ St. Adams. is i'm
proving Terry Soutierre spent the week
end in Rchford.-Mrs. W. Lepper of
Samsonville spent Sunday In town-Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Boynton of Samsonvilie
sOent SUNDAY I'm town.
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JERICHO CENTER.

IS Madeline Taylor of Winooski has
visiting Miss Coletta Barrett.-F S.
som is building bungalow for Dr.
ace Allen at Barber farm. DR.. Allen
from Toledo. Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs
kp Tomlinson Of Essex junction Wis
friends here Sunday.-The Misses
In and Mildren Chaplin have returned
Burlington to attend college. Miss
bys Nealv, Howard Walston. Ray
d Blcknell and Arthur Pratt have
red the University of Vermont Mrs.
rles Gifin is visiting her father in
seville. \. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
an are parents of daughter. born
Mrs. Fred Bliss returned home
,rday from Randolph and Boston.
re she has been visiting her broth
Mrs. Kate Isham was called to Fall
pr, Mass, last Monday by the death
relative.-Dr. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Eddy
called to Boston by the serious ILL
of the formers sister. Miss Alice
y.-Dewey Nash has been picking
es for E. r. Jordan.--Mr. and Mrs.
He Wilder have moved to Mr. Gun
khanl's house.-Miss Bernice Bullock
Richmond was at home the last of
week Mrs. Myra l.. Stiles of Nor
lille is visiting friends for a few days.
be w. H. NJ. S. held an interesting
ting with Mrs. Hart Thursday. Mrs,
/ a Stiles gave a report of the meet
in Woodstock. Twenty-one ladies
e present.-The Social Service club
meet with Mrs. Gertrude Jordan
Hay afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock MIR. and
Charles WitUer of New York city
e guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bull
last week.
e annual harvest supper will he held
lnesday night. October II, in the par
. house. After the supper the usual
of vegetables and fruit will be held
are cordially invited to attend. Mr.
Mrs. George Towle Of Fairfax are
pts of the formers un lie, n. II. Wild.
l. r. Bolger and daughter, Irene
e in Pleasant Valley Wednesday w
Eealy is having a two weeks vacation
RS Quick and daughter, Mrs. Horner
daughter Of Iowa. and Mrs. Allie Ros.
Woodbury. are guests of Mrs. Edsor