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Lbs. AYR.
Worth e. Craig. Harrison Co.......... PHO S26.Ol
+. NJ Craig Harrison Co .......... .. 935 20
Nose Simpson. Jessamine Co.......... sos % 76
Turner & Anderson Garrari Co ...... l7G5 phi
Mrs Salmon & Ellington Woodford Co 1910 22.97
Geo CantrilI, Harrison Co ............ 1895 22.69
Shropshire q Powell, Woodford Co 1890 22.34
House & Simpson. Jessamne Co ...... 1890 p So
J. w. Clifford Bourbon Co &C.. ..... 1910 2l.iO
Vince Beaumont Jessamine Co .... 2lO5 2l.2S
j. f.. Harris q Adams Wcodford Co 3i2j 2l.Ol
Gano & T. Garden. Scott Co e.. 90. $500 POO
JOS w. Hamilton, Scott Co q. ...... 1925 2O.6O
c. l.. Gosney. Fayette Co. ........ 2S25 2O.35
Burrier & jackson, Fayette Co ....... $500 2O.24
r. Noel & l.. Noel, Garrard Co... 1860 POLL
Nichols & Mulligan, Harrison Co 100. 3l55 % 90
Woodbridge & Lugantz. Woodford Co 3OlO POOP
Crumbough & Leach, Scott Co 90. .. 42iO 10 50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
WESTFORD.

There viii DC "A dance AT the town hall
Friday evening january L. Eevins or
chest.a' assisted by Ryan Of St. Adams,
VIII furnish muslc.--NcWs has been
received Of the death of Mrs. Chester
Grow. Mr.. Grow, Who nov lives in
Montana, vas a former resident Of THIS
town. -.AnnouncemeUts OF iu- malliaua
CT Mrs. Maudo JENNIE 10 IuIucas Swan
ri Montgomery or January were 70
ceived by former friends 80 A.r4. S.,.n
here Friday.
The !ortnighty club viii meet with
SIrs. O. H. Jackson Friday, instead Of
Thursday. The Rev. Ira f. Tmuc, left
for his home in Ludlow Monday. -Georgc
Hall. who has been spending several
weeks with his brother +. G. Han. has
gone to New York,-Mr, and Mrs. W. ".
Kimball attended the funeral Of Mrs
Chester Slater ut Essex Junction SUNDAY
first announced. --I'rof. +. II. Howard of
the pedagogy department has returned
from Ann Arbor Mich. where he was
called during the Christmas vacation by
the death Of his fathcr.-The play COM
mittee OF the athletic association has Sc
lected the comedy "A Pair of Spcctaclos"
for presentation about March I. The cast
will be hard at work as soon as the mid
year examinations are finished
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. II S. Soule spent Monday in Bur
lington, shopping.-li. VI. Doanc and wife
went to Burlington Tuesday to attend
the pairyrlcn'S m"cting.-Ncws has been
received of the death of John McQueeney
AT his brother s-in-law j. j. Finn, of St
Albans. Mr.. McQuecncy was formerly
a resident of this town.-Miss Nellie Ma
loncy of this village and James Rooney,
formerly OF this town. lately of Indian
apolis, were married Monday afternoon
at five o'clock. The Goddard Seminary
Barre, students. who have been spending
the holiday vacation at their homes,
have gone back to their studies.-Miss
Helen Shaw Of Colchester spent few
days last week, the guest of OF Frances
and Charlotte Soule-Miss Rachel Hollis
ter of Barre spent last week as n guest
Of Senath Soule .-The Catholic Order OF
Forcsters held n fair three nights of last
week j. VI. MCGOWAN is taking vaca-
ton and =. T. Ryan ia helping in the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

sunday with crysipelas in the face-A
''iophonc has been installed at the home
OF lrin w j. English, Ia and Mt n.
~ 'obbs, 3-i.-At the regular meeting
OF Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
Afternoon the officers for 1917 will be in
stalled .-Gordon Bun has employrnent al
coW-tostor in A. +. BiRolow's dairy Of
th"rou|hbrcd Iolstcns at Middlesex -
MISS flvira Gale resumed her school
work AT Moscow Monday after n two
W''k8' illnosS-At tho Methodist Episco.
PAL parsonag" at 7:3O o'clock Saturday
evening the officers Of the Epworth
League viii be installed
MISS Muriol Pike returned Wednesday
10 Newton Mass, to resume her studies
al the MI Ida School for Girls after
passing tn" Christmas vacation at her
nome in StNw"--Lcwis Ploof will move
inns week from stowe Hollow to Dwight
hU'tS house on Shaw hill AZ MOSCOW
MlS8 VIVIAN, youngest daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs j. +. Campbell. is unable to
resume her studies at school this winter
rs = result Of recent attack OF bron-
chitis.-C. g. Graves OF Waterbury was
IN stowe on business Wednesday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
MONTGOMERY.

The subjcct next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
"Sin and Afterwards" address to young
people. Freaks of Nature" evening, DO
We Reverence God"-Tbe "Brothcrhood
met at the parsonage Wednesday to make
final arrangements for the visit of the
Rev. H. ~ Rankino of Newport, who is
to lecture in the village hall on the eve
ming of January 16-Thc Sunshine society
will meet with Miss Elizabeth Fuller Sat
urday afternoon. Ernest Garland OF
Berkshire has moved into tho f. s. Pratt
tenement, recently occupied by Ray Glca-
son.--.John Wager has bought the Plumb
house and will occupy it oon.--Miss Clara
Wheeler, who has been confined to the
house for a few days, is much improved.
The marriage took place at Montpelier
cf Mrs. Maud Bowen Jenny of West
berkshire to T. y. Swan Of this town,
the Rev. DIN Sherhurne officiating
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parish amounted to 81 1860, an increase
of liabilities over expenditures over last
year of 81 &C.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting and banquet Of tho
owl club President. y. n. Atwood; vice
president, +. NJ. Spaulding; secretary and
treasurer, j. B Stafford. Tho reports Of
the officers showed the club in good
financial condition. G. l.. Orton, n. y.
Atwood, ". NJ. Tcnncy, John Branch, Jr.
and II. NJ. Waterbury were elected mem
bers of the board for three years.
The following officers were installed at
special meeting of St Adams Camp.
No. 9572 NJ w A., Tuesday evening;
Consul. Harry Holmes; adviser. T.. j.
Labounty; banker. Percy G. Warner;
clerk. NJ r. Abel; escort. Donald Cullcy;
Waterman. Frank Dennis; sentry. j.
Harry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Among those from this town who at
tended the Sugar Makers association
meetings IN ST. Adams We're: Frank Pratt,
-. : Wright, Charles DONNA, H. II.
Marcy. Homer Frazier W. j Wright,
Lawrence Halle. Ernest Martin and Il.
y. Touchette.-E,. S. Wright was in Mid
dlebury the first OF the week and attend
ed the darymens meeting at burlington
on his return.-Mr. ard Mrs Henry
T'rembley, Miss Carolina Tremhley and
octave Parents of Greenvillc, Me. who
have been visiting at Harry Lucia $.
have returned son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Rossier and a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Girard re-
cently-A. g. Chapple was a business
visitor in Enosburg Falls Tuesday. The
Rev J. A. Cote spent several days in
ST. Adams this week-Philip Con-
stantinc suffered shock Tuesday eve
nirg. from which it Is feared he will not
recover. The Rev q. f.. L'Ecuyer of
Enosburg Falls was called here Tuesday
night owing to the serious illness of Mr..
Constantine,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
HYDE PARK.

cards arc ont Announcing the mar.
riacc Of Miss Zelda Shattuck, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Harlan W Shattuck Of
Eden, To- Nathan l.. Allen of Rochester.
y. y. III" young couple gave their
friends qritc a surprise as no one was
aware of their intentions until Miss
ShHttick had left town. She was accom-
panied 10 Albany. y. y, by her brother.
Roy Snattpck, in which city they were
met by Mr. Allen and where the cere-
mouN was performed Saturday evening,
December &c. The bride who has always
resided IN Eden, was a student at Peo-
pies Academy later attending Goddard
seminary at Barre. The groom is the
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Allen and
has always resided at Hyde Park. until
about i've years ago. He was student
at l., g. A., going from there to the
Rochester Business Institute for two
years and then taking Two years course
a, Cornell College Mr. and Mrs Aller
viii ho AZ home at 80 Pinnacle road,
Rochester, y. y, after January Is.
Mr. and Mrs. V -. Fitch observed their
golden wedding in quiet manner Tues
day owing to a recent death of a near
rcidtiv" only the immediate relatives
We're pres"nt.-Mrs. Elvira Fletcher reach-
ed ho~ attn birthday Tuesday. She is
the oldest living native of this town.
The annual Reunion Of the Campbell So
cicty will be held with j. @ Perry at this
place on saturday --F'rank Keller contin-
hes to improve. Colonel Sawyer is now
confined to the bed all of the time. Ha
grows weaker daily.-The l.. c. 4. baskets
ball club won the game last THURSDAY !
night 1t Derby Line, and lost the gai
the next night at Newport-The annV
cvors--member canvass in the interest e
the congregational Church at this place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
HILL. WEST.

Ny. and Mrs. Harvey Rushford % Enos-
burg spent Friday at his brothers.,
Charles Rushford.- Dorothy Messier
has returned to her school at bakersfield.
-CiaylOrd Rushtord If It. Adams has re-
turned to his business after a few DAYS
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Rushford.-The weekly cottage
prayer meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Emily Jewett.-Mr, and Mrs. Lew
is RuShford spent sunday at Mr. and
Mrs. G. Rushford s-The Enosburg school
opened Mouday.-The pastor Mr. Temple,
has left for Boston with the anticipation
of attending the Billy Sunday meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Shangraw spent
Sunday at their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward RushfOrd.-John Arial, Jr. has
employment At Mr. Brouillet's and moved
there with his family.-r. G. Coan, Frank
Weathcrbv, Edmund Sylvester and Henry
Sylvester were in Swanton Tuesday.
Nlnifred Mossier has undergone an opcr-
alton At the Mary Fletcher hospital and
is not expected home before two weeks.
He is doing well
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
ENOSBIfRG.

The w. II. NJ. A. will hold a meeting at
Warren ferl"I's Saturday The subject
VIII be, "Reminiscences Cf the Church
and the Organization Of III" Missionary
SocioticS." Dinner Will be Scrvod.--A
missionary barrel has been sent by the
ladies of Memorial Church to Dorchester
Academy. Ga, valued at s3j.--About 20
people attended the roll call and business
meeting Of the Conversational Church.
The following officers Were elected
Clerk and treasurer. Mrs. G.. II. Fair
banks. auditor. q. H. Fairbanks
committee Ernest Peroy, Jethro Gross
and Lyman Gilbert: choristcr j. A.
Leach; organist. Mrs q. l.. RayInoro
sexton. NJ. s. Woodward: superintendent.
r. II. Maynard; assistant superintendent.
Avery Gross; secretary end treasurer.
Thoo. Pcrlcy: librarian. Martha Pcrley;
assistant librarian, Ilcrence Gross.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ct Ia,
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vn,. If ,,,n s,,r'i',. ,',,r,.,, ,r1a Paw
!, W pureor ,,,,l ~, .h, r,,..,
church h,. r,,,,,o.t ,.,,.,ti,,, .ho I'D.
droes an "Diu,, Sr,d5l rho NM and
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hoo, rnsei,,r % foo. i,,... f., <,v.,,r, ,,.i,r
how sie,o, Nttg t.iy.,rd \y.,o1,,
1,ovd nurv "a .or - Mr. mud Mrs
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i,a 19,,. nnffy h,,,,,o, IF tho e,o,,,,
,ros host ma, ava Mic >t,v c,nodb,o
Of pic,,ford yeas. h.id,sr,,id tftor twin,
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Nv Duff,, ;s o,,,lo,.od in tbo e.oro cf N
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,Lovad il, tno STOW. ~, Nc y ~,
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r5,r,,cs ~ war nom, o,, f,or,,ross s,,.nt
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r,rid,,, ana o,co,,r,,riod r,o,ro,,ce. STOW.
ar. ~ pirhf,rd ,,bor, ITO lottor s,oka
rrho,, rnt1,rnod hor, j., +,,n nvo,,in,. ,.bore
viss c+,var, srolkn of bo,. r,ie,in,Iarv
,yn,l, il, Ct I1ild,,s c,boot in \vucbanr
(,hiro a+ .ho ra,,,,Io, .e,,.jca i, % N,..
tboyr's church -,rba corditior ~ Mrs N
= por,o,. ,.ho b,,, too,, III fo,. , u.oai.
is Nor as fo,.orntle-w ,,bavn,. 90
y,.orno..,, ,r,sa il, h,,si,,...,. ,.t,itnr -,
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a stocilbnlder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

ana Mrs. Kate Shangraw were guests of
Mrs. u. l.. Washburn Tucsday-Mrs
-. \. Paul Is passing n few days i'm
Burlington.-A agricultural and nome
economies extension school will he held
in Rublec's hall February u TO March :.
II Is hoped this meeting will he a great
success-Thc annual roll call Of the
congregational Church was held Satur-
day morning beginning at eleven O'Clock
ny praise service conducted hy the pas
'or' Followed by report by the church
treasurer, Miss Mary p. Anderson which
showed she had received 81 81, and had
disbused for minister's salary, $3.50;
bencvo'cnces slo3.5o; incdentals. s351. II.
This report was followed by n report of
secretary and treasurer Of the Sunday
school. The average attendance was So
amount raised by penny and special col
lections sli212. The Woman's Missionary
society raised $50 The Junior Chris
tian Endcavor society numbers 80 mem
bcrs and it raised sil.iS. The Ladies' Aid
raised s1237O. Tho trcasurors of the
different societies reported all bills paid
and n small balance on hand. After a
dinner a praise scrvc" was conducted 10y
Carl Smith. after which the church clerk
gave resume of the work of the year.
followed by the pastor. who reported "A
small increase in attendance Of the Sun
day and mid week meetings The clerk
called the roll to which there were II re-
sponScs The church now numbers II
members, Il of which are resident
The Congregational Sunday school was
rc-organized Sunday as follows: Carl T.
Smith was elected superintendent; II. G..
Grant. assistant superintendent; Ray
mond Rublee. secretary: Lawrence Leahy,
treasurer: Lawrence Button, auditor,
Alice Button. organst: Mable Moifatt,
librarian; and Jennie hanson, assistant
il,r.. RI
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss McGarghan. the teacher in the
village school. went to her home in Jones'
Vile Thursday afternoon, called by the
illness Of her father. c. M. McGarGhan
Miss LaMay Of burlington is acting as
substitute during Miss McGarghans alb
aencc. William Thorp is i'll with quinsy
Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard is i'll with the grip
Members of T., r, Voights family, who
have beer confined for week with
severe colds are bettcr.-B, H. Carpenter
enc clyde Carpenter of Colchester were
IN Charlotte Sunday tn visit Mr. and
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MORRISVILLE.

Ernest Davidson of Inverness. p. O.. q
former resident in town. spent Sunday
with Fred NJ. Small.-Miss Edith Spiller
spent sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a Sp.llor. returning to st. Johns
bury NoudaY.-Mrs. w. l.. White c6
HardWicll was a guest Sunday and Mons
day Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Sill.
loWay Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Wells OF
Clarksburg, w. Va. have been guests
at the Randall while transacting business
win the Union Granite company and
visiting the homes Of the Wallace broth.
ers.-Fred W. Mould went to Burlington
saturday evening, remaining over Sum
day with Mrs. Mould, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hcspital.-Mrs. c. Il. Purson Of
ottawa returned here Saturday evening
from visit with relatives in St. Adams,
a guest hero Of her brother, T. B. Ellis.
Mrs. c c. Rublee was called to st.
Johnshury Monday on account Of the
serious illness of her sister. Mrs. w. j.
r 'geloW.-Miss Gladys McCauley left
Monday on a two weeks vacation. to be
passed in Boston and Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. Maud Huntington Benjamin OF
Boston came Monday for a visit at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Warren.
Mrs. j. w. Perry, who was operated
upon Thursday at the Mary Fletcher hos
ptal for a tumor, and her son, Wallace,
VINO was operated upon tHe Same Gay
for appendicitis, are both comfort able and
doing as we'll as possible,-Mrs. May Fisk
Scribncr of Hyde Park was in town Sat-
urday.-Mrs. Emma Spear. y. n. G.. NJ.
accompanied by Mrs a. r. Warren. made
her official visit to Crystal Chapter. q. II.
S. at Wolcott Friday evening.-AIiss Myra
Herrick returned to her school work at
Hardwick Saturday after passing the holi.
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Herricl.-Mrs. Frank Goss and two
children returned to St. Johnsbury Sat.
urdaY after passing few days with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Russel-P a. bas-
kethan team won out in game Friday
evening in burlington high, by a score OF
= to 3-lra ODER who has passed .
short vacation at his home. went Satur-
dl to Lebanon, y. IL. to resume work.
for the Wrought Iron Stove company
t. J. Kelley. cule Of Morrisvlle's bust.
ness men. who had been in failing health
for six years. died at his home Monday
afternoon at 40 o'clock. Mr.. Kelley
spent the winter OF 1913 in California.
returning to Worthwhile. Hoping to be
benefited by the change he went to
Albuquerque, New Mexico. in September.
1914, and for time seemed to improve,
but the disease had gained too finn .
grip upon his trail constitution to obtain
permanent relief and he returned home
in June, 1915. He suffered hemorrhage
October Is and had been confined to his
bed most of the time since. although he
sat up part of the time Sunday. In
the early part u the afternoon Monday
he was stricken with severe hemorrhage
and died in few minutes. Bernie John
Kelley. who was one of seven children
OF John A. and Mandana (Ober) Kelley,
was 40 years of age, having been born
IN Eden October l6 1876 Mr. Kelley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
EAST BERKSHIRE.

A son was born Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs Carl Kennison-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
1Iurlburt and child of st. Adams and Mrs
Frank Forsythe of Enosburg Falls were
guests at Silas Hurlburts New Years
day.--Mrs, II. p. Stevens, who has been
passing 10 days at the home of d. II.
Larock, returned Friday to her home in
St.Albans She was accompanied by her
niece. Miss Gladys Larock. who is at
tending high school there.-Miss Mary
Pcrlcy, who has been passing some time
in Worcester with Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
iShattuck mas returned home.-Miss
Grace Wadleigh, who has been passing
the holidays with her sister, Mrs C. NJ.
Rublec, has returned to Toronto where
she is tcachin" liz reading.-Thc Misses
Bertha and Glenna Turner Of Richford
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GEORGIA..

ing her Christmas vacation with her par
ents started Saturday for Whitngsvillc.
Mass, where she has n position in the
pubic schools.-Mr and Mrs. L.. A. Wood
nave returned to their home in Jeffer-
Sonvlllc, after spending n wcek among
friends and relatives here
Harold LOOMS OF Wheatland Wyo., is
spending some time in town. He was
called here by the poor health Of his
mother, Mrs. William Loom's--Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ornc aud Miss isabel Orne OF
f"'lNllc. Ont" visited ut George Vow
ards last week.-The work on George
Wcbster's new house is nearing compile
ton and the family expect 10 move in
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WEST ENOSBURG.

The officers Of the Modern Woodmcn' 8
court We're installed January 3. NJ, e.
Motfatt was head escort and William
Pfanstiel head consul. The officers are
Consul, n, r. Smell; advisor, y. p, Whit
comb; banker, w. r. Ovitt; clerk T. W.
Perley; escort. IIarlie Ovitt; camp physi-
cian DR. r. B. Thomas; Waterman, JAY
Davis; sentry, Minot Austin; trustees. L.
". Croft. Jay Davis, Harold Mitchell,
Thirteen new members were taken in
John leClair has returned from Pots
dam, \. Y, where he has been passing
several weeks with family friends. His
son, Robert, accompanied him.--rhe Rev.
NJ j, Atkinson of Derry, n. H., was in
town Sunday and held service in the
interest of Sunday school work at the
regular hour OF service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
FAIRFAX.

The Womana Home Missionary society
Of the Methodist Episcopal church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Ryau.--Thc next meeting Of the
Fidelity class will be with Miss Carrie
Laulln at the home of Mrs. II /. Good
sell January 96.-.Mr. and Mrs. ltorac"
Dcspart have rented Mr.. RooncY'S house
on Maple strect.-Miss Katherine Ken
drick has returned to her studies in Mon
trcal.-Mastcr Robert Town and sister.
Laura. of Milton. are visiting their grand
father, r. l.. Marvin.-Mrs. Emma Vim
cent and daughter. Iildred, spent the
weekend with friends in st. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
JERICHO

Ecrbc-, ,,,,tcbi,eo, !, :, Ncn,,eli,r
W o,d NJ, potor viii, ,ycra rero,t
,isi.ors nt Tho home NJ Mr. and Mrs.
William Rim, or E..ev 1unction. Seth
Ive.tbrooi. v.bo b,s noon visiti,r ~ fine
,o,,. ~ rorcr1., md o,,,,,,n Picn TN.
,~gt fcyy l,.e b,s ,..,,,r,rd la nu,liur-
Ion. .Mrs S5r.1. >tci,,,,n ,f :.
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t,ra,,, r,,,., ,,,',1 CO.. ,,il,,3 and NI.
,d W.. ,t,, t,,,9,,, o,,d Nc t-ir,,
Mic, 7 i,.o,.,,,,,., 80 ,,r,i,,1 hoe hcon
visiti,g =, thc homo If Nj, and N.r.
,.,.,,,.o 1,ri,i,,.,t.r IT. ,oricbo Cor4or
h,.,h ..honI h.it , d.,,... , tho scr,o,
house h,u t-ri,lav o,c,i,,a N5eic ras
f,,,,,sbod t.,. ar or,n,st,, from, Rich-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
FRANKLIN.

Daniel La Rock of East Berk-
SHIRE has been spending few days
with +. l.. liopkins-Miss Edith, Paul
ana Winslow Gates and c. w. Powell at
tended Governor Gatess reception in
Montpelier last week.--R u. Gates re-
turned to his school in st. Adams Mon
day.--R, j. Gates and family are visiting
relatives in New Jersey for two weeks,
Tho Rev NJ. \. Turner and family re-
turned Saturday night from n two weeks
trip with relatives IN Bellows Falls and
vicinity.-The schools opened Monday aft
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
FLETCHER.

The old house which was used as n
garage by II. J. Cali was destroyed by
fire Friday evening, together with Mr.
Calls automobile The cause Of the fire
is unknown. The house and automobile
were insured. Ililand Leach is suffering
with lumbago.-J :. Leach is ill-D j.
Call has completed work at Jcffersonvilc
and returned home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The Rev and Mrs Davis will move in
to the parsonage this week and on Thurs
day evening, January IL, there viii be a
house warming The Hov MIR Dukcshire
is expected to be present and there will
be report from the committees in re-
gard to the parsonage, which has been
rehult.-Thc annual oyster supper for the
benefit of the Rev. Mr. Davis will be held
in the basement of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church ThursdaN.-M May SoUle8
who has bccr seriously i'll for six weeks,
is now much Improved in health Mir.
and Mrs. Vernon q. badger havo retlin-
ed after spending ~ DAYS in Burlington