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Out Californy Way.


Truthful James. renowned up and
down the coast, from Siskiyou to San
Diego, fer his onswervin' veeracity,"
was asked about home and replied:
WAL, things is a leetle on the bum
Out Californy way:
There's nothing wrong about the soil,
But man has a tendency to spoil;
They's too much politics and too much
Out Californy way.
'How's things going. you inquire,
Out Californy way?
If it amt a earthquake it's fire
Out Californy way;
Which the east is Sendin us one-lung
chaps.
And the coast is film up with Japs:
They'll be the only native sons-per-
Out Californy way"
Bill Buntline, renewing acquaint-
ances with his old friend, Faro Nell,
was interrupted by the jealousy of
Mexican Pete, who proposed to do
some fancy work with stiletto until
arrested in his intended orgy of blood
by the stern voice of Yuba Bill. who
declared:
Here, you: No mortality here! 1
protects this female from such coyotes
as you be. Come, Nell give US song!
Song by Faro Nell.
Faro Nell then. to the air of Hello,
Frisco" sang a song, verse of which
ran:
Hello, Frisco, hello.
(Do you like Wilson there, lie tells
me that you are a bear).
You kept him waiting. twas aggra-
waiting,
Why can't you hurry, Frisco. you're
so slow.
Il can hear you now, can hear you
now).
Hello. now can you hear?
(Wilson, he's bought the ring, and
/ he's arranged for everything),
You know he loves you, dear,
(Youll be together soon, and then
you'll have a honeymoon),
Your voice is like music to his ear,
When he shuts his eyes you seem so
Frisco. called you up to say hello"
The sheriff suggested that the one
best qualified to explain that mystic
rious little affair out in Californy" was
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WEATHER.

Cloudy and colder today. probably
rain: tomorrow rain or snow.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending 10 pan. last night: Highest. 81.
at pm. yesterday: lowest. 80. at
am. yesterday.
Full report on page ,.
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Counter. Attacks Fail.
Enemy Raiders Repulsed

Hostile raiding parties west OF Lens
and east Of Givenchy were repuIsed
with loss. We blew up two mines last
night with good results west of La
Bassee.
in the course of the air fighting yes
terday one German airplane was
brought down in our lines and two
others were driven down damaged: one
of ours is missing"
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Fighting Toward Ribencourt.
Berlin Reports Engagements.

BERLIN, February IL. by wireless TO
Sayville.-Infantry lighting was re-
newed today in the Ancre river sector
of the Franco-Belgian front. accord
ing to the supplemental war office an
nouncement tonight, which says:
During a strong artillery fire, new
infantry engagements developed on
the Ancre before noon today.
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Great has been the worst sunerer from sun sun
marine would be natural owing 10 her large i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The Methodist Church celebrated
Childrens day Sunday evening by ex-
ercises with choir to assist in the
music. There was a good, attendance.
and the decorations of ferns and daisies
and other flowers made the church very
attractive. The parts were taken by the
younger children for the most part.
The Rev. +. W. Sharpe. district super
intendent. was present and at the close
of the service the hrst quarterly con.
ference for the year was held in the
vestry, Monday afternoon the Minis
terial association opened its two days
meeting, the first session being a devo-
(Continuea ON page l<.l
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. c. e. Martin and daughter. Flor
ence Of Richford, recently visited in tho
home Of her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Soule Of Bakersfield
were mt the home of Mr., and Mrs. {. A.
Hull Sunday. L. Lawrence made his
first trip delivering mail. Monday.-Mrs
II. r. Chadwick of Fairfield has been for
several days the guest of her daughter.
Mrs u. G. PaXman.-Miss Mae Austin Of
Richford is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. A. Austin.-Sunday callers In
the home of C. ID. Phelps were Mr.. and
Mrs. .. l.. Kinds and three sons, Harry.
Donald and Kenneth OF Burlington and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Towle and son. Donald.
OF South Berkshire.--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Bowen who have been for several weeks IN
, the homo of their son. G. w. Bowen, went
Saturday 20 visit for time In the home
of d. o. Bowen In Franklin.-Clifford
Rogers has employment In the Massachu-
sets Creamery at Enosburg Falls.--Niiss
Flora Derby is at home from Brigham
Academy for the summer vacation
eral from this place are attending the
evangelistic services at East Franklin.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

ST. Luke's Episcopal Church was the
scene OF pretty wedding Wednesday
June ~ when Miss Laura Mott. only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Mott.
became the bride of Leon H. Fadden Of
Noyan, p. q. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Hubert Coffie of
Durham. p. .. The church was prettily
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Changers will give canoe at Mr..
Starts new hall Friday evening. and the
annual fourth of July ball will be held
at Hotel Melendy.-Mr. Osgood of Burllng-
ton was guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore's
Saturday.-A son was born June 10 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb on Park street.-Miss
Beryl Powell and Miss Mildred Powell
have gone to Silver Bay where they have
employment.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Lease
Mrs. c. j. Thomas and son, Ralph. Mr..
and Mrs. C. S. Brush. Miss Genevieve
Lease. Miss Helen Hyde, and Miss Thel-
ma Hawley attended the closing Of
school in Johnson Monday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Varnum Of this place
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Weston of Bur-
lingtor are spending several days in st.
Johnsbury and vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs.
Conant. who were guests for several days
at c. j. Thomas. returned TO New Haven
Monday.-L. 8. Morse and Mr. and Mrs
Ira Morse were In Calais Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Cameron.-S.
p. Rogers Of Glover was in this place
over Sunday. His daughter. Kathreen. re-
turned home with him to spend her va
acknowledgement Hawley of Dixon
Notch was the guest Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Hawley, over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Thomas Of Johnson
were among the guests from out OF town
for the commencement Of Jeffersonville
high school.-Miss Chloe Powell returned
from her school work in Montpelier Sat-
urday and will attend summer school at
johnson Norlnal.-Nr. and Mrs. Curtis
and Miss Ballard Of Georgia were guests
at e. A. Woods over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Reynolds, Miss Helen Hyde.
Miss Thelma Hawley, and Miss Dorothy
Smith took an automobile trip to Newport
Tuesday.-The Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Hawley. D. c. Hawley.
and Smith Edwards attended the closing
exercises Of Brigham Academy in Bakers
field.
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WATERVILLE.

Wiley Kelley and friend Of Morrisville
are guests of his grandmother. Mrs Edla
Willey.-Mrs. Hattie Chase and daugh-
ter Of Windsor and Mrs. Lula Cross and
son Of Highgate are visiting their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bragg.-Mrs.
Mann Of st. Johnsbury is visiting in
town.-Miss lila Mcfarland was at home
from Hyde Park over Sunday.-Miss Ruth
Sweet was graduate Of Peoples Acad.
envy last week.-Mrs.. Burnett Tillotson
Of johnson is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates Of st. Adams were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wells over
Sunday.-Clarence Bedell has moved his
family to Montpelier. where he has en-
ployment.-William and John Trombly
and George Styles are working in Mont
pelier.-Mis$ Lucia Smile has returned
from Burlington much improved in
health.-Mrs. Edith Silver and daughter.
Ruth. are guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. e. Tillotson.-Mr. and Mrs. 10.
seph Kuritz are parents of son. born
June a.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Patterson are
visiting relatives in town.-A branch OF
the Red Cross was organized at Water.
vile June with a membership Of As.
Since then 81 names have been added to
the list. Two meetings have been held
since organising and the ladies will be
ready to do sewing as soon as the ma.
terial can be procured. The school chill.
dren in the village are anxious to do
their Bit" as will be seen at the town
hall Friday evening. when they will en-.
terrain with music. Rotations drills
ETC.. after which ice-cream and cake
will be served,
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MONTGOMERY,

Subject next Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be Fear and
Hate" address to young people The
Laws" evening subject, Effects of Evil
Compact THE members OF the Epworth
League have arranged 4 picnic In the
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HYDE PARK.

On Tuesday afternoon, at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. D. H. scribner.
occurred the marriage Of Alfred n. Simp-
son and Miss Hazel Fisk, daughter of the
Hon. H. c. Fisk Of Deland. Fla. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
OF relatives and immediate friends If the
contracting parties by the Rev. w. R.
Hamlin Of this place. 1t was a double
ring service and the ring bearers were
Miss Marjorie Scribner and Master Rob-
ert Scribner. Harold Bishop of Jeffer-
sonville was best man and Mrs. Scribner
matron of honor. The bride wore a gown
of white, with veil. and carried bouquet
OF white carnations. A wedding break
fast was served. at which Mrs. r. S.
Page and Mrs. Harold Bishop poured. and
the Misses Priscilla Briggs. Dorothy
Small. Helen browne. Erla Simpson
served. There we're many handsome gifts.
After short wedding tour the couple
will reside at Johnson, where the groom
Is superintendent of the school union. The
bride is the youngest daughter OF the Hon.
H. c. Fisk. is a graduate OF Peoples
Academy at Morrisville and attended Miss
Wheeiock's school at Boston the past
year. The couple have host OF friends
in this vicinity
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CADY'S FALLS.

Mrs. Joseph Sherman and Mrs. Ger.
trude Hawkins took an automobile trip
to Vergennes recently.-Frank Calkins
and family Of Westford spent Saturday
and Sunday In this place.-Nfiss Gladys
Cobleigh is visiting in Centerville. Mrs.
Ellen Dickinson of Jeffersonvillc spent
the weekend at w. s. Newcomb's.-G
bert Woodwork Of West Bolton visited
his mother. Mrs. Amelia worden, a few
days the past week.-Mrs.. Henry Fulling-
ton Is visiting her mother in Waterbury.
Miss Mildred Seaver is spending a few
days in Stowe.-School closed Friiay
with picnic on the lawn.-Everett Calk.
ings and family and Frank Calkins and
family Of Westford we're at Caspian lake,
In Greensboro. Saturday.--E. H. Calkins
was In Winooski Tuesday.-Miss Hazel
Adams of stowe visited her aunt, Mrs.
E. K. Seaver, Saturday.-Mrs. Gertrude
Hawkins is visiting in Montpelier.-Miss
Gertrude Bachelor Is visiting at her
home in Calais.
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EAST GEORGIA.

Harvey Blaisdell returned home Mon
day after a stay Of six months with his
mother in New Hampshire.-W. P. Ryan
is making extensive repairs on his house.
Alexander Payea of Burlington is doing
the work.-William Maxneld is confined
to the house with tonsilitis and Mrs. Car
rie Spauling is carrying the mail.-Flora
Gould is Ill with the measles.-Benjamin
and John Blaisdel are working for Hiram
Rugg in Milton.-C. F. White has % acres
Of beans planted. about four acres Of po-
tatoes. and numerous other crops. to aid
in feeding the soldier boys "in the trench
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JOHNSON.

Dell Scribner and Lewis Demerritt have
resumed work at the Parker and Stearns
dressing mill.-The labor union seems to
have been a failure, the place not being
large enough to support a union.-L. j.
sylvester and family were in Eden and
Lowell Sunday.-Henry Adams and Dell
scribner were In Burlington Saturday,
Ray Stearns and family from North Hyde
Park were visitors at Carroll Munn's Sun.
day.-sherih Jones is on a vacation, visit.
Ing relatives in Boston and Worcester
Mrs. L. j. Sylvester left Wednesday
for Brockton and Boston for a two weeks
visit-L. w. Fletcher visited his two sons
at Fort Ethan Allen Sunday.-Alice Whit.
ten and Lucy Baker are at home for their
summer vacation.-The main streets were
oiled Frfday.-Maude Kenfield has the
german measles.-Lester Foster from
Newport is visiting his mother, who has
just returned from the hospital at Bur.
lington.-Mrs. j. l.. Pierce arrived
home Tuesday for the summer.-There is
every reason to expect bountiful hay
crop In this vicinity.-John Laraway, who
has been confined to the house the past
week, Is able to be out
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28
ST. ALBANS.


The commencement exercises of the st.
Adams high school were held at the city
hall Tuesday, when the following pro-
gram was presented: March, orchestra:
invocation. the Rev. John B. Magee; Sc
lection orchestra: essay. THE Progress
OF Democracy In Russia" George l.. Best
(hrst honors); essay, Modern Musicians
and Their Work." George Mccullough,
tsecond honors); selection. orchestra: ad-
dress, the Hon. Stanley C. Wilson of Chel-
sea; awarding Of prizes in English. Super
intendent George s. Wright; awarding of
U. v. M. scholarships. to Miss Conseulo
Northrup and George l.. Best by Principal
II. B. Dickinson; presentation Of diplomas
8. 8. Watson. chairman of the school
board: song class of 1917; benediction. the
Rev. John b. Magee; march. orchestra
the Smith English prizes were awarded
as follows: Seniors, FIRST $25, George Nc
Cullough. whose essay was on Modern
Musicians and Their Work.; second. SIS.
j. Robert Jennings. 1.-THE Power Of Jour
nalism"; third. So Hortense Robillard,
Tho Wizard Of the Plant Kingdom"
juniors. first. $12. Helen O'Leary, THE
American Girls Part in the Present War;
second. g. Ralph Herring, Pure Foods" /.
third, Gladys Strong, THE Old House.
keeper and the News" The members of
the class are: Clarence f. Aldrch, Maui
rice A. Bliss. George L. Best, Arthur J,
Barry. Charles Barry, j. Robert Jennings,
burg. Charles Shannon. Edward Doheny,
burg. Charles Shannon. Edward Doheny,
Edward F. Merchant. George Mccullough,
Rodney D. Gates. Neal Newton. II. Spen-
Ger Carlisle. Norman d. Gotta, Ellsworth
n. Lewis. Harry G. Myers. Donald j.
Corliss. Walter Bushey, Alice. Alice Brew.
or, Hortense Robillard. Gertrude Combs,
Evelyn Orion. e. Daughn Smith, Louis
Twohey. Gladys Larock, Leonora Con.
stantine. Mildred McAllister. Rosemary
Hackett, Alice Maun. Erlenc Towle. Con.
suelo Northrup Angeline Mccarthy and
Elisha Corrigan.
A daughter. Iva Elizabeth was born
tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Leonard
News has been received Of the death
OF Prof. Leverett Mears OF Williams Col.
Iege, Williamstown, Mass, which occur.
RED last Friday. Professor Mears' first
wife was Miss Mary V. Brainerd of this
city. She died In 1907
The msmhsrs Of the graduating clasl
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

T.. X. Warren of Three Oaks. Mich.
president Of the Worlds International
Sunday School association gave a talk
In the Congregational Church Sunday
morning. several of the members of the
Montgomery Center Church were present.
and the Montgomery choir assisted in the
music.-Next Sunday Miss Sewell of St.
Adams and China will talk at the morning
service Of the Congregational Church,
The proceeds of the entertainment given
by the II. and E. society Monday evening
in Rublee's hall for the Red Cross were
$31s5.-Mrs. Anna Mudgett of Richford is
at Bluebird Camp for the summer-Miss
Eldvia Hodges of Burlington is visiting
her sister. Mrs. l.. II. Button.-Mr and
Mrs. stephen Carpenter of st. Johnsbury
have been visiting in the home of Mrs.
Erastus Willard.-The Woman's Mission
airy meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Joel Brown next Saturday after
noon.-M. p. Perley. Miss Katherine Per-
ley with r. X. Warren and son, Charles
Warren. Of Three Oaks. Mich, were call
ers in town last week.-G. F. Marcy and
Harry Jenne have purchased new auto
mobiles.-Miss Winifred Carpenter of
Enosburg Fall was in town Monday to
assist In the II. and f. entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford and Miss
Sara Stafford of Jericho were in town
Monday evening for the entertainments
Mrs. w. II. Yaw of Enosburg Falls Wis.
TIED her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hadd Monday.-Mrs. Lydia Made OF Mont.
gomery' Center is visiting her brother, f.
r. Smith.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Flora Inman Of Pasadena, CAL,
and her daughter. Dorothy. were in town
this week.-The annual picnic Of the Bap-
fist Sunday school was held in Avery's
Gore Wednesday. Sunday. July 1. will
be observed as Children's day at the
Baptist Church; an excellent program is
being arranged.-Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Clapp were in Bakersfield attending the
graduating exercises at Brigham Acad-
envy last week.-C. c. Purrier Is at North
Craftsbury looking after the interests Of
the North Craftsbury Store Corporation
this week.-Robert Domino is assistant
at Wright's store during his absence
c. A. Powell was a recent visitor in town,
as was also T. c. Wheeler and w. B.
Locklin. all Of Richford.-A. B. Chapple
has returned from a visit to New Hamp-
shire.-Owing to a change In the trains.
the mail does not leave here in the morn
ing until TAB o'clock-H. H. Marcy, H. H.
Tracy. Luella Cotton and Lizzie Morrison
were visitors in johnson Monday.-E. s.
Wright and wife were visitors in Vergen-
mes Friday and Saturday making the
trip by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fuller the
local plumber, has returned to town from
North Troy. r. Halle is making ex-
tensive repairs on his barn. Mr.. Moffatt
has the CONTEMPLATION & Hall COM
pany are building a new house and barn
on the r. r. Chaplin farm. Fred Upper
has charge. Dezotelle was at home
from st. Adams over Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28
MORRISVILLE.

In the Red Cross campaign In Norris
vile $3.50 was received the first day; $l70
the second and Saturday evening the sum
of $S4l had been received.-Mr and Mrs.
T. J. Stuart went Saturday evening to
Burlington to attend commencement at
the University of Vermont. their daugh-
ter. Miss Daisy Stuart. being one of the
graduates.-O. L. Bourne. Arthur Brown
and Winfield Hamel went to Highgate
Saturday evening. to remain over Sunday
at the Thayer cottage. Mr.. Brown will
remain for a longer time.-Roy Clark and
Herbert Field of North Ferrisburg who
had attended the open air Masonic meet
ing at Owls Head, came Friday to visit
at the home of Henry c. Bailey. leaving
Sunday evening for their mes.-Charles
Kinds has been confined to the house
for some days by an attack of measles
Miss Edith Spiller. who has held posi-
ton in st. Johnsbury as stenographer for
four years, and who, for the past ten
weeks. has been commercial instructor at
Chester, has resigned her position and
began work Monday in the bank at Hyde
Park.-Corlis Willard came Saturday eve
ming from Fort Ethan Allen. whiting in
Worthwhile and Gilmore over Sunday
Miss Nora Greene went Monday to JEFF
fersonville to do clerical work for a
time in the Office of J. e. Hunt & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Hoyet. Misses lila and
Ada Hoyet, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Goodrich visited Burlington Sunday.
making the trip by automobile.-Alber
Smith of Highgate Center spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith.-Arthur King of Orleans, former
ly employed In town, is visiting former
friends. a guest of his sister. Mrs. w. w.
Carlton.-Daniel Montgomery and Bliss
Fairbanks. who were among the party
OF seniors who went to Greensboro to
camp for a time. returned Monday. Mr..
Montgomery to begin work as bookkeep-
er In the Munson store. and Mr.. Fair
banks to begin work In the Briggs drug
store.-Homer d. Ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Robinson and son DR.. Lloyd A. Rob-
inson visited in Burlington Sunday. going
by automobile. Don Thomas and
two sons went Monday to Craftsbury for
| an extended visit at the home of her
| father. H. A. Austin.-Miss Laura Towle
OF Enosburg Falls is passing her vacation
| with relatives In town.-Mrs. George A.
Cook and daughter, Miss Drenna, of
Windsor. who have spent some weeks at
| the home OF her sister. Mrs. Allen b.
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GRAND ISLE,

Mrs. Stuart Prindle and daughter of st.
Adams visited her aunt, Mrs. 8. w.
Tobias. and other friends here the last
Of the week.-The 400, apportioned to this
branch Of the Red Cross. has been raised.
Miss Marion MCGOWAN. who has been
teaching at Sheldon. is at home for the
summer.-Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Reynolds
and daughter of Potsdam visited at s.
Reynolds Friday.-Mrs. Warren Foquette
and children are spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Parks.
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decorated with white lilies, ferns and
flags. The wedding march was played by
Miss Florence Cummings. cousin Of the
bride. The brides gown was of mustard
color messaline with lace trimmings and
white hat trimmed with lilies of the val
ley. The brides bouquet was white roses
and ferns. Elizabeth Smith was flower
girl and Milton Flynn acted as ring
bearer. The ushers were Archie and Ray
Derrick. After a reception at the home
of the brides parents the couple left for
a motor trip to New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fadden received many
beautiful and useful gifts. Those from
out of town who attended were: Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Fadden. parents of the groom /;
Miss Ethel Fadden and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fadden. sisters and brother of the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fadden and
Everett Fadden, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Derrick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Derrick. all Of
Noyan. p. O.; Mrs. Hubert Coffin Of
Durham, p. O.; Miss Agnes Naylor Of
Northampton. Mass; Mrs. Chadwick
Cumming and daughter. Miss Florence.
U. v. M. 10, Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Mott Of
Burlington; Walter Seymour, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. g. Folsome, John Folsome and
Miss Edith Folsome of st. Adams.
The Alburgh Red Cross will begin sew
ing on articles for use Friday. The place
Of meeting is with Mrs. o. o. Bell.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Clifton Morey OF Boston is visiting
in town.-The Rev. r. c. stahl and fam
lily motored to Montpelier Tuesday and
will visit friends there for a few days.
Prof. W. j. Harrington is seriously i'll at
the home OF his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Yates.-W. Robinson Austin of st. Adams
Is spending the week with Mrs. c. G..
Austin.-Miss Elnora Powers Of Franklin
10 the guest Of her cousin. Catherine
Powers.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilder of
Franklin were in town Tuesday.-F. G.
Wright Of St. Adams was ir town We'd
nesday.-Paul Idle Of Morrisville is visit
ing at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Baxter.-J. r. Harvey OF Bakers
field Ia visiting friends in town.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Holmes of Bur-
lington were guests at w. NJ. Smiths last
week.-Mrs.. Christy and daughter Of
johnson visited Mrs. W. d. Wiley Satur-
day.-C. F. Morgan and family Of Rich
mond spent Sunday at w. NJ. Smiths
Mrs. Earle Gates and mother. Mrs. Ida
Hunt. were visitors in Fairfax Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Day and Mrs. Linus Leavens
spent Wednesday In Burlington.--Mrs.
Hattie Otis returned from Plattsburgh
Tuesday evening NJ. o. Clark was
in Vergennes Thursday She was accom-
panied home by her son. Harry. who
will spend the summer here, Marion
Newton is spending the week with friends
in Morrisville. Nellie Smith and
Miss Nell Boyden visited in Johnson
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Lang were
i'm stowe Tuesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Bernice Lang.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
d. Cutting have been spending several
days In st. Adams.