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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

B, Brownell have returned from weeks
visit In Burlington.
The Parent Teacher association will
hold a meeting Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock In Assembly hail at the Bixby
Memorial Free library. Supt. Far
rar will give an illustrated lecture on
work connected with the association.
All persons Interested in the work Of
the association are invited to be pres
ent. Members who have not paid dues
are expected TO do so at this meeting.
The lecture which was to DO given
by the Rev. Thomas Stevenson at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Barnum-
town. Friday evening. has been indefl-
nitely postponed on account Of so much
illness prevailing in that section
Mrs. Louis Shepard Of Fair Haven Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George De-
void.--There was a good attendance at
the whist party given by the Yer.
gennes Improvement society at Grange
hall Tuesday evening and the net re-.
ceipts were about t20.--.The condition
of Paul Bunch, who is recovering from
an operation for gallstones at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. is improving.
Attorney r. w. McCuen goes to
Montpelier to-day to attend a legisla-
tive session.-Champlain Lodge, No.
So. I. o. o. r., will observe ladies'
night Tuesday evening. February 20.
A musical and literary program will
be given. followed by cards and dane
ing and refreshments.-George Devoid
owns now one Of the finest work teams
in Barnumtown. having recently pur.
chased 1t from Mr.. Laudon Of Bristol.
Mrs. Edward Pilon is III with the
grip.-Thc Rev. william rAughton
uu ;vto IA Ia kp 80 x1A
address on school Life and Iife In
General In China" at the Monday open
ing exercises of the Vergenues high
school-Mrs. Joseph Daigneault has
returned from a visit of several months
to her daughter. Mrs. A. A. Oliver Of
Westport N. Y.--Edward Eagan, whose
house was damaged by fre Tuesday.
has moved to the John Plainly house
on Maple street
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UNDERHILL..

Mr.. and ara T.. A. .Fitzsiiuont
Bristol were guestn o: y. r. Fitzsln
this wcOx. those who We
Burlington Saturday wero Mrs. ]. Il.
tor, Miss Grace Foster. Mrs. A. II.
CESS and Miss Gladys Lawrcnce.--Nfl
+. F1t2slmonds, who has been III. wa9
en- Monday to Burlington to sanita|
Tho school In district No. 8 reoh
Monday with Miss Mabel 1iopkin|
SenrhAP
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To the Creditors of the Estate Of Sylvester
Heldsidge, Late OF Alburg, Grand Isle

Oo00ty, VIZ NOtlce.
WHEREAS. the Honorable John Tudhope,
the Judge Of Probate within and for the
District of Grand Isle, State Of Vermont,
on the LIST day Of February. A. d., 1917, did
confirm the orders, DEGREES, made by the
Honorable william Haynes. the then Judge
Of Probate. within and for said District Of
Grand Isle. on the 18th day of June. A. D..
Holdridge's estate shall be applied to the
payment Of the unpaid balance of the claims
allowed by the commissioners upon said
Sylvester Holdridge's estate and approved
by said court. with simple added from April
21th. 1887.
The said court further orders and DEGREES
that notice to the creditors be published
three weeks successfully In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press a newspaper published In
Burlington. In this State. and two years
after the last publication of said notice to
the creditors be allowed for payment Of said
creditors.
W. A. SOUI.E.
Adfnr, de bonis non Of Sylvester Holdridge q
estAts. 53w.3t.
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FOR SALE

one pair one horse work sleds: one eight
n. p. International engine. which will burn
kerosene; one good work horse. We oner At
. treat reduction for tho next two weeks
. full line Of Arrow brand winter footwear.
Indian moccasins for men. women and chill
arSn. also . new limo OF mems dress shoes
1t aW Gloss price.
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FOR SALE.

WITH POOR SPRUCE retailing at $55 per
m. in this city and pulp-wood bringing
$i2.50 Der cord at the mill, wood selling
ct from $3.50 per solid cord to 1926 per
running cord what would you pay for
birch and maple, within easy haul of the
Rutland r. r.? (Roughly estimated at
half million feet.) Address Timber" care
Of Free Press. Enclosing return envelope
for reply. 37.6tw.1t.
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WLLISTON.

There will be dairymens meeting at
the Untversalist hall Friday evening at
eight o'clock. Frank w. Clark will speak
on the work of the New York Dairymens
LEAGUE and tho New England MIX
PRODUCERS association. Every dairyman
In this locality is urged to be present.
The NJ. W. A. will give beneht
dance at their hall Friday night Tor
one OF their members In distress
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Several I. to i5-cow farms with team.
stock and tools with prices, from $4,000
to &16ot. also any kind OF iarls
farm anyone can ASK for always on
hand.
Ths 4. =. nay Real Estate AgeacH
Combytdges W.
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WANTED

Able-bodied English speaking men.
ages 81 to IS. to learn automobile tire
building. Good wages paid while
learning. Apply or address Employ
ment Dept, THE HARTFORD RUBBER
WORKS CO., Hartford. Conn.
32,w4t
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HINESBURG.

Schoolhouse No. in the Burritt dis
trict burned with all it's contents Thurs
day morning. The cause was an over
heated stovepipe and there was but little
insurance. The school has bean moved
into the Marquis Burritt house owned by
Guy Baldwin and the town at March
meeting will consider building q new
schoolhousA.-George Burritt has con-
tracted with Ordway & Winter of Bur-
lngton 10 clear up with dynamite their
lake shore property In Shalburna-E o.
Mead has purchased the old academy
building and will convert 1t into an auto
mobile MISREPRESENTATION Graham's
family has moved to Burlington--Marvin
Burritt raised 81 bushels Of beans last
year.-Truman Burritt Is moving to the
Orvts place, which he recently purchased
Mrs. James Degree died At her homo
Monday evening after . short illness with
pneumonia Mrs. Degree. who was
Sophia Sanctuary before her marriage,
was born In 1873 and was . lifelong resi-
dent Of Hinesburg. March 3 1861. she
was married to James Degree and seven
children were born to them, only one Of
whom. Mrs. Genia Partridge, Of Roches-
ter. N. r, survives. There are several
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock at the late homo Of
the deceased and was private.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Doris Wright Of Montpelier Sem
mary spent the weekend at her home
Mrs. May Carey and Leland Carey went
to Morrisville Saturday to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Marion Bates.-Mrs. Frank
Houghton is visiting her niece. Mrs Erwin
Harvey in Montpeler.-The annual meet
ing Of the Cemetery association was held
Tuesday at ]. H. Lyons. The following
officers for the coming year were elected:
President, ]. e. Wolcott; secretary. Mrs.
Clara Wright; treasurer. Mrs Lizzie
Shaw; trustees. NJ. Fl. Shaw. H. S. White
P. w. Severance, ]. e. Wolcott. william
Hine.-Wesley Smith was In town over
Sunday.-The Grange program for Feb
ruary 16 will be: Song. Grange: reading.
Mrs. Jesse McNall; orchestra; recitation,
Eunice Morgan; piano selection. Mildred
Munson; reading. Marguerite Wolcott;
current events. Mrs. Lyon; orchestra:
reading, Clark Wright; reading. Mrs Vic
tor Perkins; orchestra; reading. Mrs. Mae
Thompson; closing song, Grange; refresh
ments.
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FARM FOR SALE-For reason Of i'll health.
viii sell my farm. located in Granville.
VI: contains $50 acres so acres practi-
cslly level, balance pasture and wood
land; sugar orchard of 1000 trees; good
fruit orchard estimated $4,000 feet of
spruce ready to cut, hardwood and grow
ing spruce; eight-room house: horse barn
a0x40 n. stock barn 60x70 IT.: fences
good; running water to house and barn
on r. r. u. and telephone lines; ak miles
at a bargain. Call on or write Mrs. Kate
FTfeld, Hancock. VT. or H. G. Fifeld.
Rochester, Vt 33.w.2t.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
RICHMOND

The Rev. r. c. Tracy, who has accept
Cd a call TO the Congregational Church.
Will begin his passionate in March and
preached at both morning and evening
ervioes Sunday. February II.
MIRA n. J. cabins entertained the
Louise II. Smiley Circle Of the Kings
Daughters at her homo yesterday
Ars. Kathleen Sayles Reynolds. who has
been Waiting friends here and in Hunt
ington. left last night for her home in
Castle Rock. Coio.-Miss Rose Donaway
spent Sunday with friends in Burlington.
The fourth number or the entertain
meht course given under the auspices Of
the Au-'Round club viii be musical and
Win DO given In the high school hail.
Mr.. and Hrs. Thomas McGovern have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at the Colgrove Inn for the present.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Baraca Philathea class met with
Parker Beane Saturday evening.-Rurie
Liberty of Rochester is visiting his mar.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Liberty, this
week.-Clarence Blodgett of Windsor is
at home from his work on account of
illness.-Lloyd Ring in visiting his SIS
ter. Mrs. Rufus Atkinson. in Norris
ville.-About 40 of the classmates of Miss
Dorothy Ellis, accompanied by two OF
the teachers enjoyed a sleigh-ridc. and
spent a pleasant evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Friday eve
nins.-Mrs. Kathleen Sayles Reynolds OF
Castle Rock. Colo. called on friends here
Sunday.-The Whist club will have a
dance at the NJ. W. A. hall Friday eve-
ming.
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SHELBURNE.

Tho Shelburna high school will serve .
Nsh ehowdef supper Monday evening At
b. GATHERINGS hall. Supper will be
served from i've TO eight o'clock, after
which cards Will be enjoyed. The proceeds
are to be used for tho baseball team
Word has been received OF the death
February 10 OF George D. Barton OF Var
mouth, Me- He was formerly Of Middle
bury and was brother Of Mrs. q. NJ
ROBERTS Of this place
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Gould died Saturday morning at
the home OF her granddaughter, Mrs.
William Ladeau. in Starksboro. Mrs.
Gould will be remembered rs Mrs. SIlas
Bagley. whose home was In this town
for many years. Sho Is survived
by two sons, Fred and Allen Baxiey of
Suncook. N. IL, and one daughter. Mrs.
Augusta Clark OF Starksboro Funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock at the Baptist
Church In this place, the Rev. David
Hughes Of Bristol officiating.---Elias
Bowon has received word OF the death
Of his brother. Sylvester Bowen Of Beth.
eL'-Ths Sunshine society met With
Mira Luther Varney Wednesday,
A meeting OF tho Industris will be held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eugene
Tucker.-Mrs. l. A. Bryant. who has
been In Montpelier with her husband.
Representative bryant. 10 spending q
few days ut home.--Mrs. Marriette But
terfieid of Stockbridge has come to care
for her mother. Mrs. Phoebe Bushey.
who is ill--Georgs Garland. who was
In stockbridge earring potatoes the past
week. has been spending . few days at
home. returning Tuesday TO that place,
Clyde Beane has entered the employ
OF Eugene Tucker and will move his
family to rooms In the hotel-Austin
BaslOw has purchased of his brothers
frank and Melvin. their interest In ths
farm of the A. r. Raslow estate.-Roy
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STARKSBORO.

William q. Hanson died Monday morn
ing with tuberculosis OF the liver. Mr..
Hanson had recently had an operation
for hernia and was eating along we'll.
so that his nurse loft Friday. Saturday
evening he was taken with = kemorrhaGe
and failed very rapidly from that time
He Ia survived by brother, Howard
Hanson: his wife. Ada Clifford Hanson;
and four children. Miss Laura Hanson.
Mark. Harvey and Amos. all Of whom re-
side at home. except Miss Hanson. who
10 attending tho University Of Vermont
In Burlington, She came home Monday
morning. The funeral will be held Thurs
day at the house. Helen Lane OF
st. Adams is Visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. smith.-In the attendance
contest between the young peoples and
friendship bible class. the former are
ahead nine points. 1t will continue two
moro Sundays. after which the defeated
class will serve the banquet.-The Chris
tian Culture club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ ]. Maxfeld-At
the next regular Orange meeting February
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Carleton Emo died Sunday evening"
before six O'Clock at his homo In
Charlotte. after short Illness. He|
the son OF Rufus and Abigail (Bri
Emo. Ho leaves his wife, daughte,|
one son. sister and a brother. y
was duo to complication fotl0wt,
second attack Of the grip.
daughter. Miss Alice Emo. RI
ed home Monday morning
New York, where she had been d.
the winter.--The Christian EndsavoI
ciety held a business meeting
the vestry Tuesday evening. -Chitte|
County Agricultural Agent j. w. I
will conduct q farmerB' meeting al
celim hail In this place on Friday, Fl
AIRY 16. Mr.. Dana will open the Sc,
90 a. m. r. H. Moran will spca1
results of the work in the county
no a. m. T. II. Moran will spea1
'Cow Test Results" A basket lunch
be served at noon. Coffee will be fur
cd by the ladies. At 100 p. m. farm
reau committee men will be elected Al
100 J. e. Carrigan. another county a
will speak on Business Dairying.'
2:30 the business meeting Of the Char
Cow Test association will come.-Fui
services for James Scott. the five VI
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Of Shelburnc. who died Thursday
ming after a weeks illness with CAPT
bronchitis, were held Saturday after
at two o'clock at the Church Of Our.
Of Mount Carmel at East Charlotte
lage and tho interment was in NJ
Carmel cemetery. The Rev. The
Henry Observation-Disclosures Shortsle
Sr.. is moving his household good
George Reads farm house, Shelf
Falls.--The sum Of $33 is reported, a,
net receipts of the box social given tt
day evening by the ladies Of Mount
mel Church.
The funeral of Carlton Emo, who
Sunday evening at his home in Char
was held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the Methodist Church in
Ferrisburg. There was brief prayer
ice at the house at one o'clock. The
F. NJ. Hagadorn .officiated and . 1
ment was in the cemetery at
Ferrisburg. Mr.. Emo was born in {
lotte October 10. 1856, and had al
lived in town.
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One Cent
a Word:

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met Wed.
nesday with Mrs. H. H. Wheeler.-Mrs.
H. A. Bixby has returned home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. There Is not
much change in her condition.-Mrs. ]. J.
Van Sicklen. who has had long illness
with pneumonia, Is thought to be little
better
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HELP WANTED.

HOUSEKEEPER wanted by man with boy
and girl: woman Of some refinement. from
IS to 10 preferred; good home for right
party. b. 8. williams Stowe. Vt 37.w.1t
wANTND-On q milk farm. Is miles from
Boston. capable married couple, also single
man: woman good. plain cook; mon for
general farm work and help milk; frst-
class wages for hrst-class help. Address
with recommendations Supt. Fox Hill
Farm. Westwood. Mass. 55,w.2t.
= A COOK wanted At the Home for Desd-
tufe Children. References required.
"a WITT
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WESTFORD.

The farm recently purchased in
by Mr.. Witherwax of Peru, N. Y,
through an error. reported as owne|
l.. A. Bates. The farm was owned
operated by Sheldon & Center.-Mrs.
Gale Unord, who was operated on
Gently at the Fanny Allen hospital. Ia
proving.-There was a valentine $
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Tuesday evening, February 10. -.--
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BRIDPORT.

While trying to administer medicine to
a pet cat Jennie Dukett was so badly
bitten on her thumb that It was necessary
to call dOctor.-Mrs Julia Mylick is
recovering from her recently Illness
George Conn has purchased the house
ard lot OF Mrs Mary Sanderland.--M
c. S. Palmer Of East Middlebury Ia the
guest Of Nrs. G. F. Palmer.--Parcy Whit
ney OF Salisbury spent Saturday and
Sunday In town.-Ai1 Dumas Of Middle
bury was the Weekend guest Of Mas
Mildred st. John.-The Friendly club will
hold a social at the veatry Friday eve-
ming March 2.-There IL one case Of scarlet
fever tn town.
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MONKTON.

There will be dance Thursday evening
at Woodmen's hall.-The Rev. Thomas
Stevenson will lecture on Travels in
West Africa" In the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Barnumtown on the evening Of
February ia. H. Palmer. who Il Ill
with pneumonia was littlel better
Monday.-Miss Cicily Donahue spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Donahue.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The second number Of the entertain
ment course, the Criswoid Sisters
Quartet will be given at Grange hall
Tuesday evening. February 0.-The Out
look club will observe gcnteinen's night
at the Mountain View House Friday ave-
ming. February .. 1t Is requested that all
mor,bers and former members bring a
baby" picture Of themselves.
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CALIFORNIA LITTLE FARMS near Los
Angeles for sale. easy payments. Write
i. r. Waite Shawnee. Okla. S5,w.1t.
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LARGE FARM for sale cheap, or viii ex-
have come to the city TO educate my chill.
dren, will sell my farm Of over 500
aorea comfortable buildings. running
water. large maple orchard. abundance Of
proposition in nrst letter and enclose
stamped envelope for reply. ''Exchange"
care Of Free Press. Burlington. Vt
l3.d W.tf,
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. G. +. Edmunds has been confined
to the house the past week by illness
Mrs. Sarah Dumas and Miss Evelyn
Garfield street.-The Treasure Seekers
met Wednesday afternoon in the
Baptist Church pariors. Hostesses, Miss
Stewart, Mrs. Martha Stewart. Mrs.
Wing, Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Ford
Thomas.-The Masons and Eastern Stars
are to give a concert and ball Friday
evening in the Colonial .stheatre. All
Masons and members Of the o. E. s. arc
invited.-Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Nahum have
moved on to the farm with Mr.. and Mrs.
John St. George. the home Of Mrs
Manum's daughter. Mr.. Nahum will work
for Mr.. ST. George.-Miss Genevieve Emo.
who has been Ill with grip at her homo
in New Haven. is back at her school.
George Scarborough. aged 60 years, died
at his home on Mountain street Wednes-
day morning at four o'clock after a
weeks illness Of pneumonia. Mr. Scar.
borough had been foreman Of the wood
shop OF the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany for many years. A man of quiet
disposition he will he missed by a host of
friends. lie is survived by a mother,
MRS. Mary Scarborough. two sisters. Mrs.
r. F. Hatch Of this village and Mrs. Joseph
Streeter of Berlin. N. H., and a niece,
Mrs. Daisy Mullinss. and her children,
who lived with him.-Joseph Streeter OF
Berlin, N. H., was called here Wednesday
by the death Of Mr. Scarborough.-R. l..
Belongs family is is i'll with the grip
d. o. Sprague Of the University Of Yer.
mont was at home the first of the week.
The funeral of George Scarborough will be
held Friday at 200 p. m. at his late home
| on Mountain street.--Mrs. II. c. Vamey
is gaining slowly. Her mother, Mrs. T. c.
Sprague. has returned to her homo IN
Endicott. n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Donald
| Wright Of Schenectady. N. Y. are the
parents OF daughter. born Saturday. Mr.
| Wright Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wright Of this village.-Mrs JOSEPH
Streeter of Berlin, N. H., was called here
Tuesday night by the critical illness OF
her brother, George ScarbOrough.-Adis
Marion Mullings of Middlebury College
was called home Tuesday By the Hines:
Of her uncle George Scarborough The
teachers reading club met Tuesday ui6n,
with the Misses Cooley.
YJNC0I
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
- Dina c. nuevip 0tnn W.

Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1908. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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ADDISON.

try Thursday for dinner.-Mrs. A. ].
Thomas fell on tho moor last Thursday
and fractured one hip. She IL IN q serious
condition, boing q years Of age.-Ralph
Elliott Il III With the chickenpox at c. W.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bodette has gone
to Leominster. MasA, for an extended
stAy.-Word has been received Of the saSe
arrival IN California Of o. A. Smith ana
Granddaughter. Pauline Smith.
ORWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hack, who have
been shut In for some weeks. are much
better.-Tho Orwell cheese factory held
its annual meeting last Saturday In the
ladies' rooms J. H. Thomas was electsd
president. A. r. Bush vice-president. W.
A. Jennings secretary and treasurer. r.
g. Hall and w. A. Jennings directors.-
Oliver Bascom's daughter. blanche. was
taken last Saturday to tho hospital at
Ticonderoga. N. T.. for treatment-A. z.
Plue has been appointed deputy sheriff
entertainment course win b given noxt
week Friday. February a. By the Old
Kentucky Jubilee Quartet-The storm Of
last Friday was the worst Of the season,
but some OF the members OF Hands Cove
Chapter attended q meeting that day at
Nelson Jones's in Shoreham. Mrs Wells,
Mrs. Jennings. Mn. Branch. Mra. Bod
fish. Mrs. French, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Bish-
op. Mrs. Buell.. Mrs.. Huntley and Mr..
Mallory were among the 50 present.-C.
B. Hoyt Of New Hampshire was hcre to
meet the dairymen last Monday. A local
society was organised with A. r. Bush
president r. 8. Hall. vice-presldent and
j. c. Thomas secretary and treasurer
Mr.. Bush represented the society at the
county meeting Saturday at Middlebury.-
Mrs. c. d. Abell and daughter, Nm.
Gregory. who have been Ill for week
past. are little better.-R. c. Brown was
at homo from Montpelier last week.
Mrs. c. H. Phelps has been In Brandon 70,
the past week.-Mrs. g. W. Jones Of
Brandon has been the guest OF Mrs. W
B. French for a week.-Mrs.. g. n. But
has entertained for . few days Miss Ger
trude Martin Of Ticonderoga. N. Y.-Ths
Fortnightly CLUB met last Tuesday with
Mrs. ]. e. Williams. % members beine
present-Four young men Joined the Con-
gresational Church here last Sunday
This evening all the men Of the town ar
asked by the Mems League to come u
the town hall for a smoke talk.
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NORTH FERRISBURC,

The ladies' Aid meeting which was to
have been held at the parsonage Wadnes-
day was postponed to Friday on account Of
the funeral Of Carlton Eno.--Mrs. Byron
Field has pneumonia. Mr.. Field remains
tn same. They are at the home Of their
daughter Mrs. +. A. Preston.-Mr and
Mrs. John Hutchinson Of Panton were
recent visitors at Carlos Martins.