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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

of Major VIM. H. Smith, now post
master of the city. Again on June
81, 1916, it departed for duty under
command of Capt. Johnson at
Brownsville, on the Texas border,
returning late last fall. Concerning
the wars of earlier days the records
show that Alexandria men left their
homes over hundred years ago with
General Braddock and were also en-
eaped in the wars of 1912 and 1916
and again in 1861.
The Roll of Honor
The roster of Company G as given
to the Gazette this morning by Cap
tain Johnson is as follows:
Captain. Conrad Johnson; first
lieutenant, Louis N. Duffey; second
lieutenant, T. Clinton Knight.
First sergeant, Benjamin F.
Steiner; quartermaster sergeant,
William F. Boswell; line sergeants,
Leafgreen, Benjamin F. Swami,
Robert M. Hancock, Lee B. Magner,
Ernest A. McClary, James A. Lud-
low, and George N. Jones.
Corporals, John T. Creegan, Chas.
E. Hayden, Harry Davis, Floyd
S. Shinn, James H. Belts, John R.
Mitchell. Daniel C. Pfeil, Jesse j.
Mitchell, Robert Webber, Thomas A.
Beaugard, John Lyon, Maurice New
ton, James E. Nagel, Shirley P. Pull
in, David L. Meeks and William R.
Brockington.
Cooks, William C. Robinson,
Clarke; buglers, Baumgardner,
Charles o. Mldkiff; mechanics, Leo
nard NJ. Belts and F. L. Hume.
Privates
Charles H. Allen, Herbert c. Allen
George A. A:Iensworth, William W
Adams, Frap:s.<A.s Andrews, W. +
Arnold, Gardner L. Arnold, John B
Arnold, Thomas ]. Bennett, Clarence
J. Bartlett, William H. Barnett
Herbert A. By:ne, Gilbert NJ. Brown
Bofano Dominica, Blake Carpenter
Lewis H. Cole, Charles 0. Creegan
James NJ. Cunningham, James T
Cook, Ryland B. Compton, Clarence
i Carroll, Benjamin Cornell, Aubrey c
Drumheller, John Davis. George A
Dunn, Percy Dove, Leo NJ. Dunn, H
C. Dove, Russell C. billiard, Clarence
Fairfax. Charles c. Faulkner. Beau
regard Foley, G. l.. Fones. Nelson
Garrett, Thomas Grimsley, Rober
, L. Hutchinson, Harry ]. Hall, George
w. Humphr;es, Theron Hayden
; Bernard Y. Hamilton, Forest Hen
ming, Gordon jones', Milton f. Jet
!, James A. King, John Land, Milton
Langley, James; Lee, Harvey 4
Lynch. CarroMDs Lucas, Harry+Leake
John Leadman;s James B. Lee. jr.
Arthur D. Lyles, William H. Meeks
William c. Neeks. H. Winship Mon
cure, Herbert o. Mills, George Nero
, Continued on Page Four.)
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Death Notice.

Died, Monday, Sept. "a, 1911. at
7:2O "a. M, Edward Wilton MankIn,
aged 65 years. Funeral from the re-
sidence of his daughter, Mrs. ChaS.
Cash. 12l north Payne street Tues
day, Sept. %. at 80 p. m. lnterment
private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

Mrs. William Roap and daughter.
Barbara, and Miss Gcnevla Bayl1SS.
.cG Mount Vernon district. have re-
turned from a trip in Pennsylvania:
Niagara Falls and Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
Pauline Frederick Tonight at the
Richmond.

That weak character may be
strengthened by long association with
a strong one is wonderfully demon
stratcd by Pauline Frederick in her
latest Paramount picture, Double
Crossed" which will he shown to-
night at the Richmond. This pie
comes direct to the Richmond f..
the Columbia Theatre. Washing
where it was seen during the
week. It has superb backgro
for the illimitablc art of Par
Frederick. e..
At the Surprise tonight +
White viii he seen in Chapter ti'
"The Fatal Ring.
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Death Notice.

Died in Washington. D. C., Sept.
u 1917. Patricia Carruth, aged ten
months. daughter of Captain Thomas
J. and Mrs. Mildred Ficklln Echols.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

Mrs. y. ". Suhlctte. of ia! "'
street. spent Sunday in Lynch
and will be accompanied home
hv her mother. Mrs. William
Icttc who will he her guest for
month.
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Alexandria City and Suburbs

Mrs. I. n. Eddy left today to visit
friends in Twin Falk, Idaho
]. Ninton Brown, husband Of Mary
Brown. died in Reistcrtown. Mary
laad Saturday.
Mr.. and AIra William Fl. Henning
o. South sylvania, are the guests
of Mrs. EIenning'S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. BaylisS in Mount Vernon
district.
Mrs. William Roap and daughter.
Barbara, and Miss GENEVA BayllSS,
Cr Mount Vernon district. have re-
turned from trip in Penn nsylvarla:
Niagara Falls and Canada.
The Retail Merchants Association
will hold meeting this evening m
stead Of tomorrow evening. at the
rooms of the secretary IN south Royal
street at 7:30 to take action concern
ing the locating Of the men who are
expected here from the west this
week to be employed in til steel plant.
The local committee on camp ac-
tivities and camp welfare will hold
its first regular meeting IN the
Yormg Peoples Building on Washing
ton street at s O'CLOCK: this evening
To consider how best to cooperate
with the STATE welfare committee APP
rointed by Governor Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harrington
ami daughter Kathleen have re-
turned from a trip to New York. Buff
faIo and Niagara Falls. They were
.joincd in New York city by Mr.. and
Mrs. |. " MCGOWAN and two sons,
Arthur and George. Of Port Chester
Ncw York. After visiting many
nIaccs of interest Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Gcwan continued their trip west and
IN their return will spend some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Harrington. IN
Alexandria.
The Washington-Firginla Railway
has been ordered by the War Depart
n,ent to remove its freight station
and ticket office from the govern
rent reservation at the south end OF
The Aque iuct Bridge, to make way
cor thc construction Of the new Key
hr;drr. The railway will re-estahlish
it's ticket office farther back on It's
;irc hut has asked the corporation
commission for permission to abandon
IL freight station at Rosslyn and re-
r,ovs il to Thirteen and Half and {
streets. Washington, where It has a
station for Alexandria freight. The
matter will be heard before the corpo-
rion commission September 26.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Hennlng
o. South Pennsylvania, are the guests
Of Mrs. Henning's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Bayliss in Mount Vernon
district.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

melvin e. Barr returned Saturday
night from Lawrence, Mass. where he
has been visiting his son, Fred NJ. Barr.
C. M. Pike of ST. Adams spent the
weekend in town.-Miss Gratia Deal is
attending summer school in Burlington.
The Rev. Robert J. Chrystie Of Maple
vile, X. l., was in town last week.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Guy Bush of Sheldon spent
sunday in town.-Mrs. Harriet M. Ide.
VINO has been visiting at the home Of her
motner' Mrs. Marian Baxter, for two
weeks, left Saturday for her home in
Morrisville.-Mrs. F. d. johnson of Bur-
lngton Is the guest of her son. j. p.
Johnson-Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Odds. Mrs
francis Butler and daughter, Marjorie.
ana E. e. Smith. all Of Burlington, motor
ed to town Sunday and spent the day with
iriends.-Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Boss motored
TO Montreal Sunday. returning home
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. John B. Corcor.
an and infant, who have been visiting in
town. nave returned to their home in
Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. c, Bigelow.
VINO have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Stockwell. left Monday for their home
In Marlboro. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Heffion Of Burlington spent Sunday in
town.-Stephen s. Gushing Of St. Adams
spent Saturday In town.-The Misses
Florence and Mary Judd of Sharon are
guests at the home Of M. X. Judd of Can
ada street.-M. II. Alexander of st. AL
pans was IN town Friday.-T. NJ. Tobin
OF Swanton was a business visitor in
town Monday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grace Of Salisbury
visited at Walter Grace's and Mrs. Dora
Rounds the last Of the week. returning
homo Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Ferno have returned their home in
Mortified after viiting the past week at
Hewey Russell's.-Mr. and Mrs. V. r.
Sargent visited relatives in Burlington
Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Besett of Richmond returned to
their home in Richmond Monday after
visiting w. w Moody and Marble
Pierce.-Mrs. William Leavitt and Samuel
Damon are visiting her sister, Mrs. Mon
tague, in Hardwick.-Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
nee Swinyer and children Of Rochester are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Liberty.-Mrs. Wright Is visiting her
daughter in Springfield.-Henry Rowley Of
Shelburne visited Mrs. Cordelia Ellis the
last of the week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
EAST SHELBURNE.

The Orvis-Elliot reunion will be held at
Long Point. Ferrisburg. August 15.-The
Misses Jennie and Edith Thompson, Haz-
ell Danbrook. Hazel Kinney and Hazel
Jones Of Haverhill. Mass, are camping at
Cedar Beach this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Finnessey and Mr.. and Mrs G. A.
Kinney and son motored through the Is
lands Sunday.-Leo Irish is the guest of
Burt Irish at his camp on Kibbe's Point,
South Hero. for the week.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Thompson of Burlington. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
A. Kinney have returned home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Westcott are the parents OF a
baby girl born July 23.-Ernest Crown Of
Portland, Me-. who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. w. ]. Parker. has returned
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n street car for his home the evening
of July IS. lie was taken to a hospital,
where he is making favorable recovery.
Mr.. Powers is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Powers who formerly lived on Dia-
mond street In this city.
A clinic for the examination Of in
fantile paralysis patients will be held
at the st. Adams hospital next Saturday
morning, beginning at nine o'clock. by
Dr. Robert w. Lovett of Boston and his
assistants. In connection with the clinic
DR.. Lovett will address the physicians
on the latest methods of treatment; DR..
Harold l.. Amoss of the Rockefeller In
stitute, New York. will speak of recent
advances In the study Of the disease as
regards symptoms and diagnosis, and DR..
Edward l.. Taylor of the Vermont State
board OF health research laboratory will
tell of the results Of serum treatment and
of his experiences in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Storrow, who
have been at the home of Mrs. o. c.
Stevens for a brief visit, left yesterday
morning for their home in Brookline.
Mass.
The remains Of Mrs. Eliza A. (susville)
Willett. formerly Of this city, who died
at her home in Waterbury Tuesday after
noon, were brought to this city last eve-
ming and the funeral will be held at Holy
Angels Church tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock, the Rev. L. r. Desrochers
officiating. The remains, which were
accompanied by Mrs. Willett's husband
and her brother-in-law, Fred Willett,
were taken to the home of E. T. willett
on Elm street. Besides her husband, Mrs.
Willett is survived by three children,
Thomas, Irene and Clarence; also by two
sisters, Miss Louise Condor Of Holyoke,
Mass, and Mrs. Napoleon Goveau of st.
Adams town
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mary p. Anderson is passing a
Few days in New York city.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Abe White recent
ly.-Mrs. Jandorf Of New York city is
passing few days at Bluebird CAMP
Mrs. 1ns Osborne, who has been passing
a few days in Montgomery Center, has
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs Marvin
Hadd and two children of Boston are
passing few weeks at the home Of o, s.
Moffatt.-Ernest Murray has moved to
Thomas Keenes Farm and David Baker
has moved into the Murray house.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Stafford of Jericho were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs o. S. Moffatt Sum-
day.-Mr. Kahn. who passed the weekend
at Bluebird camp, returned to New York
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hadd and
daughter Harriet, and Herbert Hadd
and daughter. Margaret. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin of Enosburg Falls were at
o. s. Moffatt's Sunday.-Joel Brown and
family were in Burlington one day last
week. They also visited Fort Ethan AL
len.-Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson was in Enos-
burg Falls recently.-Mr and Mrs. Rob-
ert Renfrew of Middlebury are passing n
Few days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Demar.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

News has been received Of the death
of Mrs. Adele c. (Stiles) Babcock. wife
OF Henry Babcock. which occurred at her
home in Greenville. ILL.,, July 81. Besides
her husband Mrs. Babcock is survived by
two sons, Arthur Babcock of Capitol
Heights, Md. and Rodney Babcock, a
student at the University Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Babcock was born in st. Johnsbury
Center December 8, 1854, daughter of Hol-
lis and Arminda (Sprague) Stiles. She
received her early education at Lyndon
Institute, st. Johnsbury Academy and
Montpelier Seminary. At the latter in
stitution, after her graduation In 1878,
she taught plain and ornamental PEN
manship. August 4. 1880. she was married
to Mr.. Babcock. who was principal Of
the Orleans Liberal Institute in Glover.
In 1863 they came here and the year fol-
lowing bought farm in this locality.
They left this city several years ago for
the West.
Considerable damage was done to prop
erty of the Public Electric Light company
in the electrical storm which occurred
about 2:30 o'clock Monday morning. A
and one coil and a generator at Fairfax
were burned out.
The mercury registered 98 degrees In the
shade In this city Monday.
At an early hour Tuesday morning the
mercury registered 80 degrees In the shade.
At noon it registered SO in the shade and
1902 in the sun and later in the afternoon
the record was 107 in the sun.
The cigar and tobacco store on North
Main street. a quarter-century landmark
In st. Adams business life. was closed
Tuesday. The store was originally the
property of the w. T. Donovan company.
After Mr.. Donovan's death the business
passed into the hands Of w. H. Finn and
its present owner was II. A. Bowling.
1t was run in connection with cigar fac
tory upstairs. Mr.. Bowling will move the
stock to his cigar and tobacco store on
the corner of Federal and Lake streets
and the fixtures will be sent to Swanton.
At the annual meeting of st. Annes So
ciety Of Holy Angels Church the follow
ing officers were elected: President, Mrs.
John A. Jarvis; first vice-president. Mrs.
Joseph Quay; second vice-president, Mrs.
Joseph Daignault; secretary. Mrs. A. ].
Prairie; treasurer. Mr.. Walter d. Jarvis;
counsellors. Mrs. l.. Deslauriers. Mrs. A.
Allard. Mrs. j. Lagace Mrs. A. Oligny.
Mrs. s. A. Hebert. Mrs. Edward Noel; sick
committee. Mrs. ]. d. Quentin. Mrs. J.
biouin. Mrs. j. Gregoire. Mrs. l.. Morse.
Mrs. p. Boucher. Mrs. F. Marquette; care
OF altar, Mrs. g. Sampica.
News has been received of the marriage
OF Frank Ell Bascom of New Haven.
Conn., formerly of this city. and Miss
viola Elizabeth Cass of Boston. which
TOOK place In New Haven July 25.
news has been received that Patrick
d. Powers of Philadelphia, Pa. suffered
the fracture of both bones OF the right
leg near the ankle when he was hit by
an automobile a. he was about to board
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
JERICHO CENTER.

T. r. Barnum Of New Haven. Conn.,, Is
the guest Of his brother. the Rev. S. H.
Barnum.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullock of
New York. who have been boarding at
Mrs. A. C. Hoskins's for few weeks.
left Monday morning for their home
Mrs. Fletcher McGinnis returned Satur-
day from visiting friends in Bolton and
Burlington.-Miss Bessie Leary of Bolton
has been the guest Of the Misses Bolger.-
DR.. and Mrs. B. II. Stone and daughter,
Catherine, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mich
OILS and daughter. Marion, went Saturday
to Eden Mills camping.-The Red Cross
association will open its work room in
the library Thursday afternoon. All
ladies' interested are invited to come and
sew. whether members or not.-Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Ballard and two children
visited friends in Williston Sunday
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vacation.--Miss Mabel Powers visited in
Abbots Corner over Sunday.-Ralph Robb,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Robb of this
place, who has been employed as tele-
graph operator in the Central Vermont
station at Mortified, enlisted last week
IN the naval service and after short
visit at his home. went to Burlington
ana was assigned duty as landsman in the
radio service, going to Brooklyn navy
YARD at once for a course Of instruction
In wireless telegrahpy JMiss Dora Hum
ter has returned home from a weeks
visit In North Fairfield at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith.-Mrs. B. Il.
snyder and daughter, Cora, Of Bedford,
Tue, are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Snyder's sister, Mrs. Charles Colby, of
Liberty street.,
Mrs. Walter Bliss and little daughter
or Omaha, Neb., who have been visit.
ing the home Of Mrs. Bliss mother,
MRS. Matthew g. Wright, for several
weeks started for their home Monday,
and were accompanied by Mrs. Bliss
brother Lyle Wright. The party will
stop In Burlington, Wis.,, for n couple
of days to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Sloan, who recently moved from IT.
tusville. Pa. to Burlington, where Mr..
sloan Is experimenting the construc-
ton or government building.-Mrs.
H. X. DEMO Of Bakersfield is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
H. Coan.-Parcy Shangraw, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Shangraw has en-
listed into the army and went to Fort
Ethan Allen Monday afternoon.-Donald
Jacob, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Honor ia
cob, who was employed as telegraph
operator in the Central Vermont station
In Bethel. enlisted last week in the
naval service and went to Brooklyn,
Monday, where he will take a course in
wireless telegraphy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

MRS. Luther Becky and daughters. Ruth
and Margaret. OF Detroit. Mich, are visit
Ing relatives In town. Mr.. Beckley has
returned to his home. making the trip by
motor.-Roy and Floyd Tassie of Barre.
have been guests at the home of their
uncle. N. L. Kingsley.-Miss Margaret
Vosburg has returned to Rouses Point
after spending week with her cousin.
Miss Ruth Johnson.-Flynn's truck was
badly damaged on Sunday when 1t struck
rut In the road and turned turtle near
d. Roberts. The occupants escaped with
slight injuries,
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid will hold their monthly
meeting at the home Of Mrs. F. H. Hors-
ford. Mrs. C. p. Horsford will entertain
with her.-The Misses Alice and May
Seabury and brother. w. H. Seabury, Of
Waterbury and Miss Agnes Durkee of
st. Adams were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Hill last week-Edgar Leavenworth
of Detroit. Mich. has Joined his family
at Mrs. F. X. Converse's.-Miss Clorinda
Ramsey of the summer school at MID
dlebury spent the weekend at her home
here.-Miss Dorothy Cook of the Burling-
ton summer school spent the weekend
with Miss Katharine Root.-Stanley
Byington has enlisted In the navy avia-
ton corp and left Friday night for Flor
ida-cGiss Doris McNsil visited Elisabeth
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Red Cross has sent 80 Comfort
bags, IS pajamas. 100 housewives
Ave dozen operating helmets. three
caps. and 40 surgical squares. They
meet every Wednesday afternoon in
Morse's hall.-The Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society will hold picnic on the
lawn at the parsonage Thursday after
noon.-The Rev. F. b. Hyde went to
Middlebury Monday.-Miss Nan Smith,
who spent two weeks at the parsonage.
returned to Bakersfield Monday.-Miss
Helen Hyde has gone to Bridgewater
to spend several weeks with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Smith.-Mrs. Alma Note.
myer went to st. Adams Saturday ia
visit her son.-Roy Dyke is clerking in
the store for F. L. Start.-Miss Chloe
Powell has gone to Silver Bay.
(ceatinusd On Dsss fous).
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and chill,
dren and Miss Edith Steady went to CharS
lotte Saturday. Charles Smith returned
home Monday night and Mrs. Smith Wilt
remain for a week.-The Misses Reava
and Florence Connell of Morrisville visit
ed at Harry Smiths Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Girdon Woodwork and Mr.. and
Mrs. William George of Barre and Mrs.
Leila McNally of Morrisville were recent
visitors of Mrs. Clarence Peake.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Peake and daughter of Stowe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peake Sat-
urday and Sunday. The two families
made a trip to Cambridge Sunday.-Collies
Willard OF Fort Ethan Allen was at home
over Sunday.-The postoffice has been
moved from Hutchins store to Spaulding's
and Mrs. A. NJ. Flanders and
son Dennis Of Morrisville visited at Henry
Dodge's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. G..
are In Morrisville for an ex-
tended stay.-Frieda Stanley. who has
been visiting In Craftsbury. has returned
home.-Miss Jeanne Frost and Miss L.
T.. Merriam, who have been boarding al
Clarence Peake's, have rented Peter
tenement house and are
living there.
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SWANTON.

Blanche Blake and Pearl Butterfield
teachers in the village schools. have re-
turned from the Johnson summer school
Deputy Collector Garvin has returned
from East Alburg.-Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Webster are in Maryland with Capt and
Mrs. H. NJ. Bell.-Mrs. w. E. Tobin.
wallace Tobin and Miss Matte Husey go
to Boston this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
BINGHAMVILLE.

Miss Helen st. John has returned home
after two weeks with her nephew, Her.
bert Chappell. of Belvidere Center.-Mr.
and Mrs. Day Rugg Of Cambridge juno
ton passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Scott.-Leonard Clark is confined
to the house with measles.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Carpenter and two sons Herbert and
Guy, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Carpenter
Motored to Fort Ethan Allen Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harvey and c. T.
Corse were in Newport recently on bust
ness
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. L. H. lockwood returned to her
home in Greenfield. Mass, Monday after
spending several days with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Spiehler of New
York city are stopping at Hotel Sinclair
Miss Madeline Schweig Is at home for
few days.-Wesley Aver has gone to
Hartford, Conn.,, to visit his brother,
Ralph Ayer.-Miss Bulah and Mary Pal
mer of Essex Junction have been visiting
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. M.
Palmer-Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Colegrove
Of Burlington are spending few days at
H. L. Colegrove's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Charles Welcome, who was taken sud
denly Ill Saturday at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. V. H. Boyd. was removed
to the Fanny Allen hospital. where 1t
was found necessary to perform an oper-
alton Monday. He is resting as comfort
ably as possible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02

Warner in Burlington last weck.-wii-
liam Abare has enlisted and left home
Monday. He probably will be sent to
Texas.-Mrs. A. c. Dean and son, Pro-
lessor Dean, are spending short time
at their cottage at Long Point.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

knew him. He leaves large circle Of
friends to mourn his loss. The funeral
took place Wednesday morning at nine
pollock at the Church Of the Holy Family
Mt Essex Junction.
The funeral of Amos Drinkwater, who
died at Hinesburg Monday. was held yes
terday at 200 p. m. at the house.-The
Camp Fire girls will give social at the
Methodist Episcopal Church vestry FRI
lay evening. Clarence Caswell and daugh-
ter. Annie, were out Of town Saturday.
Miss Florence Metcalf is entertaining a
friend from Massachusetts, this week.
Mrs. Herbert Stockwell from Richmond,
called on her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Boyant,
Monday