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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Do You Enjoy Health,
the Keynote to Hap
piness and Success?

There are many people right here
in Richmond that the dawn of an
other day means nothing more than
another day Of suffering-achcs,
Groans and complaints-all OF which
are caused by poor health This in
stitution Is not ccnsoring these peo-
pie, many OF which have made un-
successful attempts from different
sources to be cured of their troubles.
There are many people in this city
people OF good standing socially and
otherwise-that are chronic suffer
ers from some Of the many diseases
of mankind. and who have taken
remedy after remedy. and many In
stances received treatment from
other sources without obtaining sat
isfactory and lasting results. The
institution Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
BOY SCOUTS WILL GIVE
AMATEUR MINSTREL SHOW
Performance viii lie Held on Friday
Might nj niuford school to Aid
Troops.

on Friday night at S:I5 o'clock In
EiufOrd school. Floyd Avenue and Al.
len Avenue. the Boy Scouts of troops
l6 ANA ~ will give an amateur min.
s,rel show. The boys. under the di.
rcction OF SILLY Pierce. have been
practicing FOR some time.
The boys style themselves The
American Miustrels.'' ana have worked
oUi an interesting program. There is
no doubt but that the troupe will he
greeted with Il large audience.
The program arranged follows:
Opening chorus by The entire com.
pany. SinSccs--Qunrlcs, Cottrcil. Nor.
Veil. Branch. Ramos Lolita, Tcnscr
Harrison kcndlcr. Sa,uuels Smith.
Drinard, Brigham. Minor, lIanin and
.\ppich
END men Ralph Dudley stewart
Erauor Eddie Smith. Edward Williams.
Song. My Home in Tennessee" Kond-
Ter. Edward Williams
The interlocutor ana Coleman An
drcws have discussion over the Euro
pean war
Song Song of Songs TO Me-" Ilnr-
riS"n
song. Are You From Dixie?" Ed
ward Williams
Ralph Dudley. in few Insulting re-
marks
nauad When the Rainbow shines
RriSht at Morn" Branch
illtouGClnE stewart lirauer and Ed
die Smith. Eddie tells the interlocu-
tor hes III love.
song. When tho War Breaks out in
NcNico.' Rrauer.
Ballad. by Coleman Andrews.
lraucr tells them q few things.
Sorg. Alabama Jubilee" Haiiin.
Closing chorus
SECOND rAIir
starting off the clio will he seen
Horace Smith, carl ArpiCh. Iiarin.
Nendier. pr:nard. Eddie Smith. Edward
Williams. Samueis, and Ralph Dudley
~ lauglahlc slSic entitled Jackson
Na'rd : Marire'css Sand"
following this William c. Deadly will
offer few selections. accompanied by
Eilly Fierce
The bill concludes with the prescn-
tauon OF the Recruiting Station" by
stewart Erauer. Brock Minor, Branch.
EorVell and Appich, officers. The sol
d!srs assisting are lack Mallory, Ed
Ward Franklin, Al Franklin, Billy
MALLORY Zee Williams, William Hut
tons. "Etnky' Christian. Carl Beck.
Stuart Parrish. Willie and Jean Moore
field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

The above picture is n good like
ness Of d. l.. Mcnamara, who lives
with his parents at No. 1900 Little
page Street. this city This boy came
to us with his father, saying that he
had suffered from catarrh for a long
time, and had taken treatment ON
two occasions without results. He
described his trouble to US by saving
that at times it WAS necessary for
him to keep his mouth open In order
to breathe at all. Young Mcnamara
Is still in his teens. but ia very
clever young man, and Is employed
in this city. lie was examined. as
are many people daily, under our
free consultation offer. and as he
had stated to us he had catarrh i'm
very bad form
Entirely satisfied" is tho way
this lad and his father express them
selves in regard to the treatment and
result they derived from our care
and medicines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

THIS institution has printed In the
local papers from time TO time hun
dreds of testimonials from Richmond
people, describing many different all.
ments and all kinds of diseases.
These testimonials described In
graphic way the suffcrings OF people
before coming to us, and they also
told OF how this institution effected
cures in mauy cases after others had
failed
Mr. a. w Hammer, who resides
at II West Marshall Street, came to
the United Doctors on the 10th of
February for treatment. Mr.. Ham
mcr had suffered for long time
from Sciatica Rheumatism to such
an extent that he had to quit work
on account OF it. To those who have
been unable to secure permanent
relief from their suffering we ask
you to talk TO Mr.. Hammer. Get his
opinion of our treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
If You Are a Sufferer

from any of the following diseases
we want you to take advantage OF
our free consultation offer.
EXPERT SPECIALISTS in decp.
seated diseases, rheumatism, ncu-
ritis, lame back, neuralgia, Iunbago,
enlarged joints, ulcers, catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, nervousness,
goiter, dropsy, piles, rectal diseases
and all diseases of men. ConsuIta-
ton free. Terms for treatment
within the reach of all.
If your eyes need attention, our
OptOmetrist. who Is specialist on
correcting retroactive errors by the
aid OF glasses. will examine and test
eyes, and will furnish glasses when
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
SECOND rART
Chamber EIccts Officers.

special TO The Times Dispatch.
fA"HlSONBCRG, VA. March IS
The recently organized Chamber of
Commerce OF Harrisonburg elected
Julian y. Eurruss, of the State Normal
school, president: Postmaster +. l..
Suolett, OF Harrisonburg. vice presl-
dent: g. 7. NartZ, treasurer: {. Graf
tan Frice. secretary. Directors elected
Were: John y. CARRIER. Isaac Ney. J.
Wilton, :. \. Mason. II II Weaver
w II keister, and c. ID Beard.
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Shot I'm Arm.

William Auburn, 1911 Short p street,
was shot III the arm Ht the TrcdcCar
Iron Works yesterday By negro said
TO nave been Frank Watts Tho shoot
inS Is said 10 have been accidental
Ambulance Surgeon Porter treated Au-
burn and conveyed him TO his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
KEYS VICTIM OF
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

3elated justic" was metcd out TO
Butler Ncvs. "a Negro who was san
fenced 10 serve elaht years In the peni-
Tertiary for robbory KEYS was con-
rictcd In Uus;.ngs Court Part H., in
July. 1pls. or tho charge OF :orhius
Thomas Jones 20 storekeeper. on the
Petersburg TurrniNe
The storekeers- was positive - his
ideutiGcatiou and the jury could do
nothing hUt convict Stree The convic-
ton. however. Judge Wells and Com
luonwealth's ATTORNEY Pase have be-
come convinced ,h8t KEYS has been =
victim OF mistaken identity and both
Joined IN Endorsing the arplica;ion fo~
clemency Upon their recommendation
Governor Stuart pardoned KEYS. VINO
has already served two Years OF his
sentence.
\ pardon was issued by the Governor
~ Daniel freeman, who was seutc'cci
10 serve four wears il, the penitsu;iary
for attempting 20 kill a member Of
the Richmond police force. The officer
~ whom Freeman shot Joined in the
request for the pardon. Freeman was
convicted iu February. 1918, and has
served half Of his term. His excellent
record at the rcuitentiary weighed
heavily IN his favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Reckless Driving Chnrrcd.

Il y. Browning was arrested hy
Traffic Sergeant Bradley and Police
man S1muelS Yesterday on n charge or
rock lcss!y driving an automobile
through tho streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
United Doctors

is an institution composed Of regis
tered and licensed physicians, and
make a specially OF curing these So
called incurable diseases. This in
stitution and It's staff Of physicians
and surgeons has a message OF hope
for all sufferers who have been un-
able to secure permanent relief else
where. Remember this, when being
treated by this institution you get
the benefit of the combined expeyi-
ence and knowledge of not one man,
but corps OF registered physicians.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. John Orvis of Bristol was a
weekend guest of Philander Orvis and
family.-Everett j. lowering and sister
of Northampton, Mass. were guests
of Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Sargent.-Mrs.
l.. +. Birdsall is at home after nearly
a years absence in Massachusetts, and
New York with her children.-John
Grace of Burlington was an over-sun-
day guest Of his father. James. and
brother. Charles Grace His father re-
turned with him Tuesday.-George o.
Bryan and wife of Starksboro and
Mrs. Loretta Orvis Of Glens Falls were
guests Sunday at Eastman Arnold s.,
visiting Nelson Hill.--Mrs Mary Rider
and Miss Alice Rider OF Burlington
were guests last week of Mrs. George
Varney.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank German
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Yantz and daughter of Williston were
over-Sunday guests OF their brother
and sister, Henry German, and wife.
Milton Elliott, Jack Phillips and Miss
Helen Orvis are attending Bristol high
school.--Mrs. G. Young of Bristol is
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clayton
! Phillips. who is Mt the Fanny Allen
specialization Hill. aged 81. wake ID
to Frank Hills in Starksboro la st
week. returning the next day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. +. G. Swinnerton of Rutland Was
a recent guest of her nephew, John l..
Jones.-The schools opened Monday
and Mrs Victor Harper and daughter Wis.,
tied their son. Theodore. in Fair Haven
Sunday.-Mrs. w. W. Moore and daugh-
ter, Mrs Mumford, of Springfield. Mass
are with Mr.. and Mrs John Moore NJ.
II. w. Jones and Mrs. w. II. Stokes arc
AT the farm of J. p. Wlssel for a few
days.-AIsses Alice Harper and Marie
Stokes are at St. Joseph's Academy, Rut-
land, for the year.-The Misses Norm |
Waite and Anna Cook have returned to
Goddard Seminary, Barre.-Herbert Dud-
ley. Willis Waite, Donald Cook are in The
high school at Middlebury. Misses
Eva Baldwin and Jennie Corne have re-
turned to Castleton Normal.-Hammond
Mumford OF Springfield, Mass, Is the CUES.
of her uncle. f. II. Moore. Mr. and Mrs
C. y, North have gone to Boston on an
automobile trip with DR.. and Mrs. l. =.
sharon and will be away about a week -
Mrs. w. T. Delano entertained the Mora
Wan club very pleasantly Tuesday aftoi
hoon.-Mrs. Charles Bush, who has passed
the summer with her sister, Miss Bush.
has returned to New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
BRIDPORT.

Walter C;rosvenor has returned to
Middle hury.-Miss Mildred St John
has returned from Elizahethtown, y
N.-GeorgC Shea OF Boston is in town.
Clifford Palmer has gone to Bolton
Landing, :. N.--Mss Nellie Barbour
has returned from "A business trip to
Manchester. y. H.--Miss Frances FLEET
cher has returned to her school at Viz
ginia.-Nss Katherine Baldwin has re-
turned from Ticonderoga-The teach
crs for the several schools beginning
September IS are; Village, Katherine
O'Rourko; Converse. Miss Necdham :;
Hohert, Mercedes Nisun Pratt, Mar
gucrite Roscorla; Crane, Lydia Bald
VIM Myaick. Matte Kingsland; HaW-
thorne, Hope Billings; Lake, Grace
Lconard.-Mr. and Mrs John Sunder-
land and Mr. and Mrs Carlton Barbour
have returned from Wallngford,-
Those from town attending high school
at Middlebury are Helen Bennett. Mil
drcd st. John, Guy St. George, Hubert
Norton, Wade Walker. Ralph Hutchi-
son. Ruth Payne. Wallace Payne. Ar
thur Payne. Alanson Sunderland. John
Gard, Blanche Norton and Russell
Pratt.--Helen Campbell. who has been
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. +. c. Crane has returned to her
home at Philadelphia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
PANTON.

Mrs Flanders of Proctorville was an
over Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs
John Smith.-Frank Goodyear and son
Harold wife and two children and
WorthinGton King Of FairfaN were guests
Saturday ana Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
\. l.. Miller.-Mrs. john Otis returned
last week to her home in Ripton after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Il. Grandcy. Her little daughter, Violet,
returned home with her and will attend
school thcre.--Prof. and Mrs James Ten
Brooke have returned to Toronto. ont ,
after spending the summer here.--Cas-
sins farr of Monkton is visiting the Rev
and Mrs. @. G. Cornell-The Sand road
south and Corner schools began this week
with Miss Mary Conant on the Sand-road,
Mrs q. c. Cornell at the Corners and
Mrs Perley Stage in the South school,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwell attended
the funeral last Thursday of her aunt,
Mrs George Sherman of Witherbcc. ~
N.-The Rev. Scott Cooley will preach
next Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Loyal
Spauldine was in Burlington Monday on
business. Mr.. and Mrs George Allen
went Sunday to Burlington with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Warner, making the trip by
automobile
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
SALISBURY.

The END reunion Of the Bump family
home of Capt. s. II. Kelley, September Is
There were IS present, After a repast in
the 'old ball ROOM" the family met in tie
yellow room" where the family records
ed for the next reunion. A short program
with short remarks was listened to. The
oldest living descendant OF Salathiel Buiup
Is Mrs. Emma Sumner, who was not abe
to be presentfon account of i'll health, br
Orlo NJ. Bump. 81 years of age, was pres
ent, and graced the head OF the table
The youngest present was Homer Paul
Emerson, aged 10 months. After the ban
quet and program the picture, an event at
every reunion, was taken, after which the
family visit was eljoyed
The congregational Church was the
scene of pretty wedding at noon Tues
day. when Emma Frances, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Bump, was united
In marriage to Wallace Il, Phelps of
Burlington. Miss Correla Tinkham of
Burlington was bridesmaid and Herbert
D. Gibson of Mortified was best man,
The church was prettily decorated with
evergreens and flowers, the work of the
Z; and G Sunday school class, and other
friends. The local pastor, the Rev. Il. II.
Ryder. performed the ceremony. After
a short wedding trip Mr., and Mrs Phelps
will reside in burlington, The bride re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Alpheus Haskins found dead in
bed at \. T.. Carpenters Friday morn
ing. He never recovered from the in
jury he received while saving wood a
few months ago. The funeral was held
from the church Sunday at 10 o'clock
The Rev. 6. V. French officiated Nh
and Mrs. William Haskins and Mr.. and
Mrs Suel sargent of Hinesburg at
tended tho funeral-Mrs. Florence
Southwick Of Calais visited her sister.
Mrs. Casandria Ellis, recently.-Miss
Hazel Brewster and George Brace are
attend ing school at Montpelier. and the
Misses Hazel Brace and Dorothy Ellis
lat Richmond -Rola +. Sargent went
to Swanton Saturday. He is 10 attend
Harvard College--Miss Ruth Andrews
has a position to teach in Alburg. She
went Friday--Miss Beatrice GuNette
commenced school here NondaN.-Tevi
Taft picked dozen ripe raspberries
TuesdaN.--Clinton Pierce and Miss
Madge Became Of Lincoln visited at
Edison Pierce's and V. K. Sargent's Fri
day and Saturday.-Roy Cleveland went
TO Essex Tuesday to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Cleveland He is
soon to go to Bristol Conn. where he
has position.-Mrs. Walter Grace
Went to J'nderhill Tuesday. called there
by the death Of her hrother.-Miss
Marion DeCollaines has returned to
her home in Montpelier after visiting
her uncle, James Phillips.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Lucinda Allen of burlington Nlse-
Ell several days among friends the pass
week-Among the young people VINO ZEN
Monday to attend school are those ~
Troy Conference Academy, Grace Lane
Marjorie Case. Anna Martin, Doris KIM
ball Percy Nimball and Leonard baU
Dorothy and Eleanor Folsom have cntcrc'
Castleton Normal, Edward Melhy, Ran
dolp Agricultural school and ll".o'
kingsland aud Roger Preston. Godd1r
SeminatN.-Schools opened Monday. Mis-
Rrittell of Port Henry will teach the ~ j.
low school; Miss Green of ProctorSvll! >
the stage road school Miss Mabel Bailey
OF Moriisvile the GreenbuSh school; Mis-
Gladys Munncttc. the Field school an,
Miss Stella Turner. the Robinson school. -
Mrs. Anna Bellows went yesterday {,
Rutland as delegate of the Kings Daurh
tors Circle to attend the state CONVEX
tion. Others to attend were Miss Emm'
Ball, Mrs. Catherine Ball and Mrs f. y
Sears.-Mrs. Louise Beach has returned
to her home in Florida after spending tn,
summer here with her mother. Mrs. Ncl
son Sears, and other relatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
CORNWALL.

schools in town opened Monday
MISS MacNeIly teaches in district NO
l. Miss Eta Schoville in No = and Miss
cara Bourdeau in No. T. Repairs have
been made at the old stone sch oolhou Sc
and the interior painted-Mr. and Mrs
Sllas W. Jewett We're in Burlington
Monday.--Miss Estelle Foote will enter
Middlebury College this week-Wil-
liam Hodgson was in Ticonderoga, n
y, two days this week.-Miss Jessie
Foote went to Hartford to begin her
year of teaching there this week.
Miss Ruth Benedict is teaching in
Salisbury.--Miss Gertrude Bullard was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Billiard, for the Week-end--Farner
are busy filling silos. The corn cror
is lighter than usual
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
WEST BOLTON.

Pomona Grange No ! met here TUESDAY.
The Oranges Of South Burlington
Colchester and Jericho were represent
ed. MIR. Dana. county agent demon
strated corn and SOY beans.-N. Il. Hall
went Tuesday to Burlington to act as
juryman.-Mrs. T.. Morrill, and chill
dren have returned from 10 days
visit with relatives in Huntington -
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hall. who spent last
week with relatives here have return
ed to St Johnshurv Mrs. Dyke of
Winooski. superintendent of the
elementary department Of Sunday
schools Of Chittenden county. spoke be-
fore the school at tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church and +. +. Jordan of Jeri-
cho at the Baptist church Sunday
Miss Dorothy Smith was at home from
Jonesville Sunday.--H. n Gray of
Cambridge was in town Sunday
Schools opened Monday with Miss Bes-
sic Leary and F. l.. Barrett a 5 teach
ers.--The Misses Marietta and Irene
York. Eunce Gle and John Smith are
attending high school at Jericho Cen
ter.-Miss Lorey Gile is teaching in
Waterbury,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
ORWELL.

The county Sunday school convention
held here last Wednesday and Thursday
was "A success,-Mrs, +, j. Bishop, Nj.
Fochea, Mr. Weidmer Mr.. Conway, Mi,
Wright Mr., Hill, Mr.. Thomas Mr.. Meac l.
am and Mr. Ray have erected silos this
season.-The following list of justices 20,
the ensuing two years has been hled: r,
G. Young, H. d. Branch, T.. o. Bishor,
l.. Il. Needham, G. c. Allen, A. A. Beck
with, A. c. Barnard Mr.. and Mrs. IL. u.
Branch is spending this week with frienGs
in Pawlet and Wells The foreign depart =
ment. womcn's missions at their annu' /
meeting elected president, Mrs T. f..
Young; vice-president Mrs j. s. Wilcox
secretary, Mrs, O. S Wisel: treasurer.
Mrs, l.. NJ. lsaacs; home department. pres.
ident, Mrs. ID. l.. Wells; vicc-president
Mrs. r, s hall; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs, g. NJ, Cook.-D. W. Doanes's family
plan to go to burlington for the winter
Mrs. T. T., Ray went to Boston last
week to snerd two weeks with her son
and daughtcr-Mrs David RYAN of Yer
GENES spent last weeF with friends in
]
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

j. Bert Hooper and Miss Gladys stan
ford were united in marriage at the home
OF the brides parents Tuesday evening --
William Beedie. who pleaded guilty in
municipal court Monday to an assault MP
on his mothcr-in-law, a woman &c years
of age, was sentenced TO serve six months
in the house of correction. Arthur T.
stone Of St. Johnsbury spoke IN the Con
gregational church Sunday.-Miss Bernie
Still was at home from Essex Junction
SundaY.-Nlrs. Gordon Austin Of Orleans
was the guest of Mrs J. f. Conant sun
day.-George Rroodie, who is working ian
Burlington, is visiting in town this week
Henry and Fred E,ldredEe We're I'm Ran
dolph Monday. Miss Jane Munro was in
Parre Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
BRISTOL.

Joseph Pccor, while sitting in his
chair, died suddenly Wednesday, Sept. Is
about $3.50 of heart failure.-Miss
Flossie NJ Quimby is visiting relatives
in Warren.-Ralph Brown is i'll at his
home on East street.--H s Smith of
Washington, ID. c., Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. o. Chaplin.
At the meeting of the w G. I, L.
held at Mrs. Manums Friday Mrs. A.
L. Grow and Mrs. Walter Wright were
elected delegates and Mrs. G. a. Parker
and Mrs. Ceora Young, altcrnates to
the State convention to be held in Barre
Mrs. Charles lockwood, Miss Theo and
Kenneth lockwood, who have been visit
ing relatives here, have returned to their
home in Burlington.-The Young Wom-
ans Missionary society met Friday
afternoon at Mrs +. r. HIS The fol
lowing officers We're elected President
Miss Sumner; first vice-president, Mrs
Landon; second vice-presidcnt, Mrs
Bicknell; secretary Mrs. Wright; treas
urer, Mrs. Hill; corresponding secre-
taries. Mrs Pope and Miss Norton.
School opened Monday with tina fol-
lowing corps of teachers: High school
principal. Ralph W. Hedges of North
field; John l.. Selden of Northampton
Mass, Miss Lee of Nergennes, Miss
Lawrence of Leominster. Mass, Miss
Hopkins of Skidmore Art school. Sara
toga, n. y; graded schools, eighth
Miss Genevieve Emo of New Haven;
seventh, Miss Anna Cooley; sixth, Miss
Clara Pullman: NTH. Miss Alta Cooley;
fourth Miss Mildred Morgan: third
I've
\. w. Cove; first, Miss Amy ]. Sumner
Spencer Lawrence of Mt. Hermor
school spent the Weekend at his home
here.-Mss Ella Mathewson went Mon
day to Saratoga, n. Y. to attend the
Skidmore School of Arts.---Miss Flor
enco Smalley went to Middlehury Mon
day. where she has a position.--Ray-
mond Wiley went to Middlebury Sat
urday, where he will attend college
Amos Markham and family have movct
here from Granville and are living
with his aunt Mrs Alice Smith.-Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Guindon have movec
here from Lincoln. Mr.. Guindon is TAX.
ing the teachers training course.
Sunday will he observed as rally day
at the Methodist Church. President Guy
Potter Benton of the University Of Yer
mont will preach in the morning job,
Todd and Allen Grant have gone tc
Middlebury College. Miss Alice Casey
is at home from Boston for n week:
Visit-William Edmunds went to Middle
bury Tuesday to attend college
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Tucker of Stoneham
Mass, Mrs. Ilnora Currier of Sunapcc
\. H.. Mrs. John Fulsom of NcWburY, y
H., and Mrs Belle Nichols and son. John
of Bradford y H.. visited at J. q. paG :;
last week. They came by auto and Mr.
and Mrs. Page accompanied them to Bur
lington on the return trip.-Miss Gene
We've kilhourn has returned from 1.al'
Bomoseen, where she spent the summer.
Miss BESSIE Avery of Dinuba, cal. is il
town for visit She has been away fo
six years James Cardell went to Middle
bury Wednesday To attend college.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
MONKTON.

School opened Monday with Miss
Fannie Randoe Of Vergennes as teacher,
A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rivers.-B. G. Comstock and
family expect to move to Bristol this
week, where he has employment at the
Bristol Manufacturing company. Mrs.
d. J., McEntie has returned home after
visiting for several days her mother,
Mrs. Miranda Iiutchins, and aunt, Mrs.
%. &, Crandall of Brstol.-Mrs Albert
Brown and son, Randall, who spent the
weekend with Mrs. Browns sisters, the
Misses Helen and Lena Gee, returned tn
their home in Bristol Sunday with Mr..
Brown. who visited with them for the
day. Mrs, V. q, Weaver and two chill
dren returned home Sunday after spend
ing few days at the home of Joe Devoid
in the south part of the town.-Miss
Ruth DOnahue returned Monday To
Mount st. Mary Academy, Her sister
Miss Ccly, who graduated at that