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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-09
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Men whose assignment will be
regular number after attending regular drills. As
H. L. LOOMS Capt Co. C, Pc. G.
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Mrs. Wright.-Mrs. Flora French and her
daughter. Miss Muriel French, closed a
visit Of several weeks here with the for
mer's sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Lamson, n started for their home
in Newtonville, Mass, on Wednesday,
Miss Almira Fisk, who was stricken with
n shock on Sunday. is about the same, not
having yet gained much from the attack.
Carl McAllister, a Pullman employee, who
has been a week with his sister, Mrs. Alice
Bruce, left On Wednesday for Boston,
where he has his headquarters for the
present.-The Fern Rebekah Lodge will
observe the sixty-sixth anniversary OF
the Rebekah degree by holding a social al
their hall this evening. after which a sup.
per will be served.-Mrs. John Ford Is now
employed in the store of Ernest Hatch,
having returned from a months stay ir
East Braintreo with her father.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Waters. guests of Mr.. and
j. e. French the first of the week, have
returned to their home in Starksboro.-
Mrs. H. w. Holden has returned from
few days visit with her brother. Scott Gil
lette In Bethsl-Paul Russlow has entered
Norwich University.
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. w. q. Macfarlane went to his
nome In Cowansville the first of the week
Tor a visit, Roy l.. Miller of Auburndale,
MASS, spent the weekend with his
mother. Mrs. H.. o. Miller.-Miss Ethel
curtis came home from the N. o. Troy
high school last week, Ill with tonsilitis.
-The Misses Hazel Gilpin Of Lowell and
eva Gilpin from Barton and Alberta
Eastman Of Barton were weekend guests
OF Judge Gilpin.-R. ]. Murray n fam
iy returned last week from spending sew
erai weeks with his father at Kiner's
Mills, Can.-The severe frosts have at
iected late garden stuff quite badly
Loren Hendrix is putting a cement base
ment under his barn.-The c. Il. society
VIII give a harvest supper In the Con-
gregational dining room Saturday v 9
hing.-The l.. A. 8. met with Mrs.
w. W. Bailey Wednesday.-H. Il. Gray
and family were In town for the week.
are planning to attend the
centennial Of the organisation Of the
barton Congregational Church this week.
rms church was organized by the Rev.
Lew Parsons, uncle of the Hon. Levi
Parsons Morton, 100 years & next
spring.
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at Hanover, N. H., White River juno
tlon and vicinity Friday.-Mrs. Jonas T.
Stevens of Hyde Park was the guest of
Mrs. A. j. Thomas Thursday.-Mrs.
Charles Cheesman, who has been at the
hospital at Waterbury for n long time,
returned Saturday much improved.-Mrs.
Lillian Buchanan of Pittsfeld, Mass,
was n guest Of Mrs. Charlotte Buker
over Sunday.-Charles Ober. Jr.. accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Hattie Ober,
was taken to the hospital at Waterbury
Friday for treatment.-Mrs. l.. 8. Morse,
Mrs. Ira Morse and Mrs. Pearl Shafer
took an auto trip to Burlington Tuesday
Mr.. n Mrs. Max Wilson visited his
sister in Troy Sunday, who is seriously III
and does not improve.
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OF johnson were visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. W. Farman from FRI
day till Sunday.-Mrs. Martha Chamber
lain Of Springfield, Mass, IL spending a
short time with her cousin, Mrs. II. II.
Newton.-Albert Hire Of st. Johnsbury
spent the weekend with his friend. II. V.
Newton.-Wallace Warner n niece Ell
fie Warner, have gone to Tamworth. N.
H., to visit relatives.-E. w. Lynch and
A. p. Sweet were in Quebec last week,
Mrs. F. Jaques and Mrs. Lizzie Ben
ware were in Hyde Park Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Jacques daughter, Mrs,
Almon Clark.-Rev. and Mrs. Il. 7. Hurd
of WATERFOWL, N. Y, are in town visiting
friends. Mr.. Hurd was a former pastor OF
the Congregational Church
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GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley visited in
Cambridge over Sunday. d. Wilson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. harrington were
at home from Newport over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Gebbie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Williams returned from their
wedding trips the past ~week.-About 4O
the social Of the Tuch-a-bache
class at the Congregational Church
parlor last week Wednesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. c. Haines and MI. and Mrs. C.
Perkins returned to their homes in Lake.
port Thursday.-Mrs. Maggie Goss is
spending a few days in Lyndonville.-
Miss Abbie Flanders has completed her
work at the postoffice and gone to her
home.-Miss f. J. Lindsay Is assisting
Mrs. Silver in the postoffice.-O. o. Greg
ory suffered injuries to one finger while
trying to get a horse up that " ..s cast In
the stall.-Forest Lumsden. whose leg
was broken in June. has been able to ride
out within the past week.-Luthur Smith
mas gone to Ashville, N. c., where he has
a position as principal II a large high
school Tor boys.-Principal Mayo Of the
CABOT junior high school and Miss Jane
son. domestic science teacher in the
same school. called upon her sister. Miss
Jameson Of the Greensboro junior high
school Sunday.
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Riley to the Julius Goodrich tenement
Of Pearl street and Truman Riley has
moved to the farm.--stewart East
wood returned wednesday morning to
the naval training station at Newport,
r. l.. after visiting his parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. 8. Eastwood. for 10 days.-
There will be q meeting Of the Bap-
list Young Peoples society at the
church Friday evening at 1880 o'clock,
j. A. Dow was in town Wednesday
from Rutland and moved his house
hold goods to that place.
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Marcelle Potts and Alva Fletcher. who
attend shcool in Bakersfield, spent the
Weekend Mt their homes here.-Miss Flynn
spent Saturday and Sunday at her home
IN Underhin.-Mr. and Mrs. Don Seaver
bf johnson visited at r. w. Potter's over
sunday.-The quarterly conference Of the
Evangelical Second Advent Church will
be held here this week, beginning Thurs
day evening and will continue over the
following Sunday. 1t is hoped all who
can will attend the m~eetings.-Clyde
Humphrey of West Burke and Harriet
Potter Of this place were married at the
home of the BRIDES parents Tuesday,
September IS, the Rev. A. q. Chandler per-
formed the ceremony.-Mr. n Mrs.
Leroy Jones a returned home after
visiting in Johnson and Hyde Park.-Sev-
eral from this place went to the reception
given the Lamoille county boys at Hyde
Park Tuesday night.
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NORTHFIELD.

At the regular meeting Friday evening
Of Abraham Lincoln Court. Catholic Order
of Foresters, the following officers were
elected to be installed at the first regular
meeting in October Chief ranger, Morris
w. Ryan; vice-chief ranger. John ].
D~rumgould; recording secretary. c. NJ.
Coffrin; financial secretary. Elmer
Duprey; treasurer, E. 8. Devine: trustee
for three years. w. H. Moriarty; speaker,
John Kingston: inside sentinel. Dominic
Falzerano; outside sentinel, Robert
Duprey: delegates to State convention, c.
M. Coffrin; alternate delegate to State
convention, Arthur Provost; past chief
ranger, Frank r. Foley.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contlnued from psEe ~

from this place attended the funeral OF
II. d. Bryant at Morrisville Sunday
Carroll G.. Page. grandson of Senator
Page, has gone to Washington to enter
upon his duties as assistant paymaster on
the u. 8. steamship Cyclops.-Harry Ma
son has bought the Smith house on
Church street.-Dr. Hulburd of Jericho
was in town Friday.-Mrs. Clara Howe Of
Underhill spent Sunday at the home Of
her brother, Merritt Lee.-Mrs. Ella
Blossom of Winooski spent Saturday at
the home of Mrs. L. s. Small.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. 3. ]. Sisco and son Wakefield OF
nradrord came Friday to spend a Tort
night with her mother. Mrs. II. H.. New
toh.-Mr, n Mrs. c. F. Dodge OF Tam
worm, N. H. were the guests last week
Oh Mrs bodge's mother. Mrs. Mary D.
Warner.-C. IL. Wiley and son Clarence
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

There are 16 pupils enrolled In the
Je~nersonville senior high and graded
schools In this place. The teachers are:
Senior high. principal. Kenneth j. Shell
don or Fair Haven: assistants. Miss Helen
Chapin OF Jericho and Miss Mabelle
Hathaway Of Greensboro; primary, Miss
Alice Harvey Of Philadelphia; interme-
date. Miss Elizabeth F%itzsimmons of
underhill.-Harley Watkins. who spent
several days here. returned to Burling-
ton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hawley
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Lease and daughter, Genevieve, and Miss
Dorothy Smith were automobile visitors
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

William Hill Of Hardwick was in town
on Sunday to see her sister. Mrs. Jane
Ball. whose condition remains u%nchang-
ed-Daniel McLane and family will re-
move this week to Hardwick to reside.
Mr.. McLane has employment there.-A
daughter was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Acknowledgement Batchelder
has returned from Bristol, where he
visited his cousin. Clement Burnham and
family. c. Brown will return to his
home in Fitchburg. Mass, this week.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Capt. Raymond Paine. who took hold of
Co I. Of the Vermont Volunteer regi-
ment, met with good success for his FIRST
week in charge Of the company when "A
former members Of Company H, which is
now In Westneld, Mass. enlisted In his
company here. The company had done but
little since it's institution, but when IL was
found that recruits we're needed the work
went along fast. The company now has
"a men.
The jury In the case of r. Gomez against
Stanley Marsh of Barre returned a verdict
Saturday afternoon In favor Of the de-
PENDANT to recover his costs. 1t was out
but a short time. The plaintiffs case fell
to pieces when defendants witnesses ap-
peared, telling Of statements made by
Charles Passera, who was driving the
Automobile at the time the accident &C.
Cured, The statements were that Passera
said mo one was to blame" and hat 1t
was too bad for both of them. The case
occupied two days In Montpelier city
court. good many exceptions were taken
to the testimony on each side.
A marriage license was granted Satur-
day to Merrill Russell and Mrs. Eva
Nelson. Russell Is the defendant In a
breach Of promise suit brought by Pearl
l.. Fuller of Denver, Colo. In which the
| Ddukb vi VMOHtPChCE III thC vi
Mr.. Russell's house on lower State street
were tied up on trustee process. The IL
cense and case attracted a good deal Of
attention.
e. c. Gitchell has purchased Of Mrs.
Mary Wheelock the Jewett Inn, which
was for years the home of Prof. Jewett
Burgess when he was connected with
Columbia University. The consideration
was $1,000. Mr.. 0itchell will rent the
building in fats and entertain automobile
parties.
The body Of John E. Johnson. who
died in Cobalt, Ont, arrived Friday
noon for the funeral and burial here.
The body came directly through, but
the members of the family were de-
tained at Montreal because of immi-
grafton regulations. He leaves five
daughters and a son, the latter Of whom
Is in a Canadian army in France. His
widow accompanied the body. He was
a mining expert and had spent some
time in South Africa.
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l.

Mrs. Eliza Holly and Mrs. Guipello OF
Burlington were called to town Wednes-
day morning by the death of their brother
George Alexander.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Vaughn. Frank Vaughn and Mrs. Cora
Morrison took a trip Sunday to Mont
pslier. Berlin and Moretown.-W. H.
Vaughn and II. B. Chaplin were In Mont
pelier the later part of last week and the
first OF this. acting u jurymen.-Mr.
and Mrs. william Nswhall and their SON,
James. and daughter. Calista. motored to
Jericho Sunday whore they were the
guests of Mr.. m Mrs. Leon Hall.-Mr,
and Mrs. C. w. Alexander. Mrs. Elisa
Holly and Miss Mildred Brown motorsd
to Monkton Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lew
skift and daughter. Caroline. were In
Jonesviile Sunday to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Swift's cousin. w. q. Whits.-
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WAJTSFIELD.

Frank Matthews and two children Of
Rhode Island were recent guests at the
home Of X. j. Gleason.-George Stewart
and wife Of Boston called on friends in
town Monday.-Dr. Howard and daughter,
Marguerite, were recent visitors in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Wilbur Joslin and Nora
Rowell were business visitors in Roches-
ter Tuesday.-The Misses Clara Spauld-
ing and Gertrude Spaulding were recent
visitors in Moretown.-Mrs. Burt Savage
and son. Guy, came from Proctor Sunday
to their home on the common, where they
will reside for the present.-Mrs. Virgins
Of Middlesex Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ia n LNrp,Io
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YORKTOWN.

Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Dudley and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Dudley and two children
Of East Montpelier called on friends in
town Sunday.-Mrs. John Barber Of Wa
terbury has been visiting in town.-Mrs.
/. s. Austin and brother, Morris Dumas,
went to Burlington Wednesday to visit
II. T. Austin and family.
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BELvIDERE N

Mrs. Alton Holbrook and two children
Of Stowe visited at O.. NJ. Holbrook's last
week.-A. z. Brown is spending a few
days in Swanton and st. Albans.-Miss
Beulah Campbell returned to her work
ut johnson. Monday.-Miss Esther Camp
bell entered st. Mary's Academy, Burling-
ION, this week.
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Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Hammond
the past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hammond and daughter of Iowa and
Mrs. Ella Houghton of Windsor.-Sun-
days guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Ham,
mond were Mr.. I'M Mrs. Fred Wirm and
Mrs. Addie S~tuffleblan. all Of Montpelier.
Farmers are busy putting the corn crop
into their silos.-George Alexander died
at 1880 Tuesday morning. He had been
In feeble health for the past W. years..
Sunday he took dinner In Montpelier and
Monday did not feel very we'll but rode
In the afternoon up to the Robinson farm.
About four o'clock a doctor was called
from Montpelier who pronounced his Ill
ness acute indigestion. George Alexander
was born in Sharon February %. 1s4s, the
son OF Harrison and Louise Alexander.
When four years of age he moved with
MS parents to Berlin on the farm now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Weld. About 1877 he came
to this town to live. May 80, 1877 he mar
ried Miss Emma d. White Of Essex, two
sons being born to them, c. w. and ]. w.
Alexander. Charles, living on the home
farm where his father lived q years, ].
W.. living on the farm adjoining. He IL
also survived by a brother, John Alex
ander OF st. Adams, a sister, Mrs.
Guyette OF Burlington. All but the
orotner were able to be present at the
FUNERAL. He was n member of the I. o. o.
f. and a charter member of the Middle.
sex valley Grange. The funeral was
neld Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
az MS late residence. Rev. Mr.. Carson
OF Montpelier officiating. Burial was in
the FAMILY lot beside his wife in Green Mt.
cemetery. The ]. .. F. brothers were
bearers and were well represented.
twenty-five of the Grange were present
and many other friends and n~eighbors.
The flowers were many and beautiful. A
pillow with father from the children. A
spray from the l. o. o.. F. order and
asters from the Grange, besides many
others from relatives and friends.-Miss
Eva Merriaw has been spending a weeA
at her home in Waterbury Center.
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ci'uS dt DaTtoH anu
RI. George e. Little and .dau
lcine. of Burlington. are guests
rmer's sister, Mrs. H. A. Sla,
enn I. Russell. son of Mr.. and
mes Russell. former resident
wn. now Of Tacoma. WASH, is v
) former friends, after an absel
years.
he home of Alvah Clark was I
nday with all the furniture. Mr..
d family were absent and 1t Is II
fire caught from the chimney
was insured for part O
luce. l.. Freeman. vito and da'
'ited friends in Roxbury Satul
c. Udall has returned from Bo
WOLCOTT.
CADY'S FALLS.

Gilbert Woodwork Of West Bolton
visited his mother. Mrs. Amelia Warden.
a few days last Week.-Mrs. Beulah
Sherwood visited her father. A. j. Sher-
wood, last Sunday.-Oscar Sherwin and
DR.. and Mrs. George Rublee of Hardwick
spent Friday In this place.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Calkins and daughter Of West
ford visited Mr.. Calkins' parents Sum
day.-Mrs. Amelia Warden and son visit
ed at Milo Gallup's In Morristown last
Wednesday.-Miss Nell Eaton of Chicago
spent the past week with he's cousin, r.
L.. F~airbanks.-E. X. Seaver and family
attended the funeral of Mrs. Seaver's sis
ter In Stowe last Sunday.-Harry Full
ington and family a moved to Norris
vile n VIII have charge Of the Bowen
store.-Mrs. Amelia Warden spent Tues
day at William Warren's in Morristown
"A. H.. Calkins Is confined to the house
with q sprained ankle,
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JOHNSON.

Miss lila Hoyt spent Sunday with her
parents in Morrisville.-A. j. Saleeby has
returned from New York city.-Walter
Boyce was in Burlington last week.
Parker & Stearns dressing mill has been
hut down for q week owing to repairs
being made to the furnace.-Wilbur, son
Of H. A. Barrows, entered Middlebury Col
lege Tuesday. His place in the store is
filled by Howard. son Of Thomas Water
man.-Joseph Odell and sister, Mrs. w
H. Leslie, returned Saturday from
Rouses Point. N. Y, where they attend
cd the funeral of a niece, who was kill
ed in an auto accident.-Miss l.. Louise
Leland was in Hyde Park Saturday.
Miss Alice Mcfarland has gone to LaselIs
Seminary in Auburn, Me. Her sister,
Marion, to Simo college in Boston.-M
E. Brewster has rented the Bailey house
of c. H. Stearns and for his mother, who
soon moves there.-Parker G. Stearns are
erecting a store house next to their of
flee on Railroad street.
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Henry Hoyt. aged G. years, died Sep.
TENDER II. The funeral was held at his
late home Thursday afternoon, the Rev.
c. d. Pierce officiating. Burial was in
the Branch cemetery in the family lot,
He Is survived by only a few cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leavitt left Thursday
for their return trip to Massachusetts.
After making several visits on theeir way
to Massachusetts they expect to 20 to
Kansas to make their home.-Miss Ella
Brown from Burlington is a guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Dillingham.-O. c. Miller of
Newport will give his lecture 1.-THE Rescue
Of H. E. Bedul Of the Civil War in the
town hall Friday evening September p.
proceeds for the Red Cross.-The frame
OF the dressing mill Of Henry Smith on
the site Of the one burned in the early
winter Of last year is up and the board.
Ing liz rapidly going on.-Mrs. Roland
Noodle is very HILLARY Mackender and
r. w. Daverson spent the greater part
OF last week In Newport as jurymen
from this town.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Atwell OF Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. TONY
Roy from Hardwick were over-Sunday
guests Of theoir parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. w. Noodle.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Supt. II. f.. Folsom OF L~ynd0nville was
in town Saturday.-Samuel Davis enters
M~iddlebury College this week. clifford
Oakley will take his place as steward at
the M. Y. c. during the remainder Of the
season.-D. w. Dwinell and family have
returned from a THREE weeks vacation at
Old Orchard. Me.-Albert Farman Of
Lowell was a business visitor in town
this week.-Sheriff E. j. Hill is making
extensive repairs to his house on Second
street.-Miss Sallie Storrs, who has been
a guest Of Mrs. Doris Blanchard. returned
Monday to Smith College.-Mrs. Mildred
Ahearn OF Montpelier Is the court stenog-
rapher this term Of court.-A. Allyn Bish-
op is In Prince Edward Island on a
short business trip.-Senator Hiram Davis
OF Burlington is the guest of his brother,
Carroll Davis.-Harley Sawyer a re-
signed his position az principal of the
Passport. Me-. high school and accepted a
position In Herrick's Business College at
Fall Invertebrates N. Brady is in Mon
treal and Ottawa on business.-Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Hobson are spending two
weeks In Boston and Portland.-Mrs. Belle
Adams Of Providence has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Gilchrist.-Mrs.
Albert Post spent the weekend in Lydon-
ville.-Louis Lorrimer returned Monday
to miner COllege.-Joseph Dallett and
family, who have spent the summer here.
have returned to their home in New York
city.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsdell
visited relatives in st. Adams this week
Mrs. Ward Prouty Of Springfield visited
friends In town over the w~eek-end.-Mr.
and Mrs. o. II. Rawson and Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Clement spent Sat.
urday in Craftsbury.-Mrs. George
Clapper entertained the st. Marks Ladies'
Guild this week.-Mr. n Mrs. Gerald
Buzzell are the parents Of a son, Hall
Gerald. born September, 14.-The members
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church are
invited to worship at the Congregations
Church until a supply can be arranged
for.-Mrs. Rose Sawyer has returned from
two weeks trip to Boston and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Bisbee are takins
q two weeks vacation in B%urlington.-
George B. Young Of Montpelier is spend.
Ing the weekend at his summer home.-
Leon Gross of the Pillsbury Milling com.
pany Is enjoying a vacation in Mancheste,
and Boston.-Mrs Lois Redmond of Lyn.
don Institute spent the weekend with
Miss Marion Dane at Camp Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clement are takins
a four days motor trip to Mortified ant
other points.-T. c. McCauley left TO,
Dean Academy IN Monday,
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hA " wa
county court over a spree which took place
In Moretown July I. 1916. and the case was
given to the Jury about four o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon. Austin Booth sought to
recover 1900 damages alleged to have
been received at the hands OF Martin
Mobbs. a rival carpenter In Moretown. The
arguments were started just before din
ner Wednesday and occupied most of the
remaining time until four o'clock. Only
II Of tho 30 men were drawn for the new
Jury. because q of the FIRST jury were ex-
cused. SO that they might work on their
farms. appeared to take the path
Wednesday afternoon. Most of the re-
mainder having been excused for the
same purpose as their predecessors. which
left but rs men from which to select a
jury. Four Of those drawn in the second
panel did not appear at the time the oath
was administered The next case will
probably be the Dodge Brothers against
the Central Vermont railway for killing
Ave colts. for which the plaintiffs want
damages.
James Merrill Of Northfeld was arraign-
ed on the charge Of adultery n plead
ed not guilty. Ball was fxed at $500. which
he was unable to furnish during the day.
His case was set on the criminal calendar.
which may be reached In a few days.
Mrs. w. l.. Boicourt received a telegram
Monday afternoon from the Y. M. c. A.
headquarters In New York city stating
that the Rev. Mr.. Boicourt. who sailed on
the Rochambeau was reported as having
arrived at the foreign port s~afely.-Carl
Gray, who has been spending the summer
with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
v. B.. Hayden, has gone to Valparaiso,
Indiana, where he enters a wireless school.
The Red Cross rooms will be open only