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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-03
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
WESTFIELD

Corporal Albert Sherbert returned
Saturday from overseas service. He was
wounded and gassed while away and has
been some weeks in the Baltimore hospi-
tai since his return.-Private Harvey F..
Martin is at Camp Devens awaiting his
discharge.-H. W. Shattuck and family
of Burlington motored to W. ID. Bells,
Sunday.-Tuesday, the Rev. w. G. Mac
farlane and Mrs. w. d. Bell went to
Essex Junction to the Congregational
state convention. Mrs. Bell will visit
her daughter in Burlington-W. d. Bell
spent Monday and Tuesday at Newport
and Albany.-Miss Eva miller went to
Hyde Park Friday to spend the week
end with Miss Vera Davis.-The New
port National Bank has sold the West
hill farm to MIR. Houle. Mrs. o. WV
Bailey is in Masonville, Canada. visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Guy George.-H. w
Burnham and family went to their new
home In Morrisville, Monday. Alice
Sheehan of Lyndonvlle is expected soon
to spend the sumer with her mother
Mrs. Thomas Gilbert DR.. Sheehan is
still kept on duty overseas.-The l.. A. s.
met with Mrs. Erwin Clark, Wednesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
Washington County
MONTPELIER

The deed of a piece of property from
Wilfred and Laura Jodoin to the State of
Vermont has been received by the audi
tor of accounts, the consideration being
81, 900. 1t is the purchase of farm connect
ed with the Industrial School at Ver-
gennes. 1t contains about 100 acres and
was authorized by a special act of the
Legislature
William Murtagah, who was in the 102nd
machine gun battalion, has re-enlisted for
a year and will leave in n day or SO for
Camp Devens to resume his army life
A session of the Probate Court
Judges association took place in Mont
pelier Thursday morning and AFTER
noon. at which II of the II judges in
the State were present. The time was
largely spent in discussion of the new
laws governing the handling OF the
probate matters that uniform I'M
Outstanding of the laws may be had.
Other matters connected with general
probate justice were also under dis
cusson. Frank l.. Martin, president
OF the organization, presided over the
meeting.
The funeral of Patrick Morrow, who
died Wednesday of last week took
place Friday morning from st. Angus
tines Church. He had been in poor
health for some years, but had been
feeling as well as usual Wednesday,
In the latter part of the afternoon ne
left the house to call upon neighbor
few rods from his home. He was
part way to the house when he stopped
to talk with another neighbor ana
while sitting on the veranda died lie
was born i'm Berlin and in that portion
of the town which was some 30 years
ago annexed to Montpelier. Except
ing short time. when he was IN the
West, he had always lived in Mont
pelier. He was IS years of age. He
| Is survived by his two daughters, Mrs
Della Henry of Montpelier and Mrs. D.
Gilley of Royalton: a sister. Mrs MI
chael Devine of Waterbury; IL grand
children and four great grandchildreI'
He was one of so who were over eo
years of age who enjoyed having their
pictures taken in group OF Moh'-
pelier citizens last fall.
The announcement of the appointment
OF George Ladd as assistant hre chiei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
Orange County
RANDOLPH

The pre-memorial exercises of the
schools will be held in the Baptist Church
Sunday The Memorial day address will
be given by Major f. G.. Angel. The ex-
ercses this year take place in this part
of the TOWN.. y. Morse II Sons are
still grinding native wheat and it 10 eX-
pected they will the most part of the
time as they still have quite quantity
on hand. The farmers are planning to
put in more the coming year than last
season.-Robert e. Chambers, who re-
Gently returned from overseas, will be
associated with his father w. r..
Chambers in the ice business the coming
season.-Fred Lashua. returned soldier,
lost his pocketboOk containing about 500
I'm money and a savings bank book on the
street Tuesday.-Corp. Allen McMurphy
reached home on Sunday, having been
visiting in Providence. r. l., since his dis
charge at Camp Devens. Corporal Nc
Murphy saw IS months in service at the
front and received no injury in that time
IL G. Thayer of Boston, Miss Mary A.
Thayer of Waterbury, Conn, and Miss
Marian Thayer of Maiden, Mass, were
at the Inn for several days last week.
Mrs. A. G. Templeton, who has been IN
Montpelier since the first of the week
returned to her home here Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. F. A. Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs
y. G. Buck and Mrs. Edna Fairbanks
returned from Burlington Friday nigh
after attending the Odd Fellow ant
Rebekah state meetings in that city dur
ing the week.-Mrs.. f. A. Shattuck left
/ here Saturday for Sunapee. N. H., for Q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
LOWELL

Harris Shufelt went to Charleston last
week to visit friends.-Mrs. H. B. Park
hurst and daughter of North Troy spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. O. Sanborn.--Miss Ellen Benware
and John McAllister were united in mar
rage Sunday afternoon at ST. Ignatius'
Church, the Rev. Joseph Leblanc Off
ciating.-Word has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Farman Of the mar
riage of their youngest son, Pvt. Parke
f. Farman, of the L. S. debarkation
hospital in New York city to Miss Ada
Derwig of Warehouse Point, Conn, May
14.-Warren Greenwood has finished his
work with Dr. w. A. Young and has
gone to Troy to visit his mother.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Rowley of Montgomery
Center We're callers in town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Fred Diette and family
visited relatives in Montgomery Center
Wednesday.--The Rev. and Mrs. r. f..
Green of Montgomery were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Curtis last Thurs
day.--The Valley Lumber company has
sold the John Kicker farm to B. 8. Hoad-
ley.-Harold Stockman has moved into
one Of Mrs. Young's tenements in the
Brown house.-Mrs. Fl. II. Burton and
daughter spent few days last week in
North Troy with relatives and friends
Mrs l.. 3. Wellman of Newport was the
guest of her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs A. H. Parker. last week.-Mrs.. L. r.
Sinclair is spending the week in North
Troy with her daughter.-Mrs. w. A
Young is in Williston this week visiting
relatives.-Freeda Bundy has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she has been for treatment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
Orleans County
NORTH TROY.

Mr. Davis, president of the Derby Line
National bank and Col. G.. f. Nelson of
the same place, were in town Friday on
business. f. A. Cook of Or
leans was In town on law business.-Miss
Grace Annis Is at home for a few days
from the u. V. NJ, Burlington.-R. l..
Molla and wife. having sold their store
business on Main street to q. n. st. Marie,
who has taken possession, have returned
10 and located In Boston.-Joseph st. Ma
RE has opened meat market in the But
terrified block on Main street. entrance be-
ing on Middle street in the rear of the
grocery store OF o. n. st. Marie.--Major
w. H. White. NJ. D., after service in the
medical corps, A. f.. f. In France has re-
turned. but is not yet decided whether he
will locate here again and resume his
practice or elsewhere.-Fridaye evening the
local talent which recently presented the
operetta pauline" went to Mansonville.
Can, and gave it there.-H. r. Parkhurst
was in Ogdensburg, N. Y, on business
Wednesday,--Va Lahue has purchased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
CRAFTSBURY

The Rev. O. B. Wells and daughter,
Doris, left Friday for Berkshire. return
ing Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Wills.
MIR. and Mrs. Thayer returned from the
st. Johnsbury hospital Saturday, where
Mr.. Thayer has been for some weeks
for treatment. He is much improved
It is reported that f. E. Gilbert has
bought J. y. Pattersons farm near the
village.-The masquerade dance of FRI
day evening drew a large crewd.-Clar-
ence Emery has gone to st. Johnsbury.
where he has a position.-Morgan Hatch
is working at the meat business for
Harry Mackender.-Geor Farr and
Harvey Bishop have returned from over
seas and visited at their homes last
week.-People were surprised and sad
dencd at the news of the death of Mrs.
Mary Bell. widow of the Rev. NJ. p Bell,
former pastor of this charge. where they
are pleasantly remembered.-Thom
Dunn has bought Mrs. Sadie Cowles
house at North Craftsbury. paying $1,000.
John Dutton has bought the DR.. Dustin
place at North Craftsbury.-Mr. and Mrs
n. II. Kinney were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor in Hard
wick, Saturday.--"The Marriage of the
Midgets" or 1.-The Tom Thumb Wedding, -
will be presented at the town hall Friday
May 80. by 70 children from three to l.
years of age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
GREENSBORO

The selectmen are building a new cul-
vert on the Bend road and have a tenn
porary bridge built over the ditch above
the road for passing teams On Satur-
day, John Barrington's four horse team
loaded with corn cut through the plank
ing and dropped the rear wheels to the
axle. The derrick used in handling the
stone for the culvert was brought into
service and raised the load and the team
started, going a little too far and the
derrick not being loosened quick enough,
the load was swung to the side of the
road and tipped over. 1t was too late to
get it out that night in the rain and the
grain was covered up as well as could
be. and Sunday forenoon. Mr.. Barring
ton and Road Commissioner Harrison
were busy salvaging the corn.-Mr. and
Mrs. Shedd of Bellows Falls. who have
been spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Bodlne, returned to their
home. Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Conner
Of Lyndonville visited at y. l.. browns
the first of the week.-John Burnham
was in town, Friday Since his discharge
from service overseas, he has been en-
ployed by Mr.. Terril of New York as
chauffeur Howard Sargent, who mas
also been discharged from service, is
visiting old friends here for a few days.
Trevor Blodgeu, who returned to the
hospital at Camp Devens last week for
treatment. was allowed another leave
and is at home here.-Herbert Terrill was
up from New York Friday and Saturday
looking after his cottage by the lake
Miss Sibyl Amsden teacher in the junior
high school received n visit from her
father Of Milford n. H.. Friday d.
Wiley IL spending few days with his
brother in Montpelier.-E F. Hopkins re-
turned to st. Johnsbury Saturday even
ing with several fine trout from the lake.
Truman circuit caught several trout
from the lake last week varying In
weight from two to seven pounds.-Mr
Peck and Witham from Cabot spent two
or three days fishing on the lake and had
several handsome trout to take home
with them as result Of their lsbors.-
The Rev. F. S. Achenback returned to his
home In Fryebure. Maine. Saturday
The sugar social at the Congregational
Church dining room Friday evening was
well attended.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Kin
ney have opened their cottage by the
lake. Mrs. Kellogg of Morrisville has
| also opened her cottage for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Cheney of Morrisville
were in town. Frday.-Mr. Boynton and
DR.. Newell of st. Johnsbury are at the
! Boynton Cottage.
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BENSON

Mrs. Bert West visited in Fair Haven
Friday.-The Rev. w. b. Goodman, of
Fair Haven. was in this village Friday
calling on the Rev. Mr.. Manning.-Pal-
mer L. Goodrich and wife visited in Fair
Haven Saturday-The Athletic Associa-
ton of Benson has dance at the Noun
tain View Stock farm on the night Of
May 80 Zita's orchestra of Albany,
will furnish music.-Dr. Jasper p. New
ton. who has been seriously i'll. is re-
covering.-E. A. Gibbs and +. II. Sher-
man, who are painting in Sudbury at
Hyde's manor, were at home Sunday
Miss Mabel Belden and Almond Bishop
are recovering from measles.-Arthur
Graham has bought a new car Of Walter
Smith, of Fair Haven.-C. C. Goodrich
bought Ford car in Ticonderoga, and
his son. Harold. will run it.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Belden went TO Fair Haven We'd
nesday.-There will be an ice-cream and
food sale at the chapel Friday afternoon,
May 23.-There was a meeting of the To-
cal Grange at the town hall Tuesday
night. Refreshments We're served. The
next meeting will be on the 9th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
BELVIDERE

Professor Bell Of johnson visited schools
IN town this Week.-Mrs. Emma ilodgkins
of Johnson, visited relatives here last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. r. S. French of John
son visited at II. w. Chaffee's and #. r.
Guards last Week.-Mrs.. Grace Davis
DAILY of Burlington visited her grandpar-
ents the Rev. and Mrs. Chandler, part
of last week.-F. A. Fletcher has bought
the Madison Potter place at the junction
and is moving there.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Thomas and Miss Roxana Thomas
of Jeffersonvile visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wells from Friday
until Monday this week.-The Rev, MI.
Austin of Waterville will preach at the
church here next Sunday at 23O p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
WATERVILLE

The special meetings We're closed on
account of quarantine for scarlet
fever. 1t is expected that Mr.. and
Mrs Southland will return at later
date to resume the meetings.-Mrs
Herbert McCuin died Tuesday, after
a few weeks illness. She is survived
by a husband and seven children.-Mr.
and Mrs. Watson Burt are parents of
a son. Eugene Harvey. born recently.
Guy Leach is at home.-Mrs. Purin-
ton has returned and is running the
hotel-Archie Erwin has moved from
the hotel back to his farm-Mrs. r.
Bennett has gone to Sheldon.-Alson
Wills is quarantined for scarlet fever.
MIR and Mrs. Lee Tillotson of Nor
risville and Mrs. Bennett TillOtson and
Mrs. j. McCuin of Johnson were in
town Sunday-Walter Lock is at
home on a furlough for 10 days.-The
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Per-
kins died Monday and was buried
in Walden.-Mrs. Ann Leach of Bakers
field is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Jackson.--Mrs. Ann May is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. f. w. Darrah
was In Burlington last Week.-Mrs. II.
A. jackson was in Burlington We'd
nesday.-There will be services at the
church Sunday. The Rev. f. h. Har-
ris will speak on Some of the Heroes
Ancient and Modern" and wishes all
soldiers to be present.
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sons Friday evening. Ward Lum
Der company has sold the r. j. Flanagan
farm to William @. Conrad and William
j. Shepard.-Wiliam g. Conrad returned
to Lowell, Mass, Tuesday after a brie4
stay in town.-Private Harold Griffith
and Private Howard Griffith. recently rel
turned from overseas service, visited al
the home of their uncle, Ermine Griffith
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Ward
were in Montpelier Mondey.-Prof. and
Mrs. X. r. y. Flint Of Norwich Uni1
versity were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III
X. Richardson last week.-The Fifteer}
club enjoyed a picnic supper Thursday
evening.-Miss Mertie Whitney was in
Barre Monday.-F. II. Buikeley Is conf
fined to the house by a severe cold
Merrill Griffith was in Montpelier Nom
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Henson and
son, Donald, and Mrs. Roy Russell and
daughter, Lillian, Of Montpelier were in
town Monday.-F'riends Of Miss Claribe
Morse will be pleased to learn that shd
has successfully passed her final exl
aminations at Albany Business College
Miss Morse will remain in Albany fol
three weeks office practice before com
ing to hpr home in town.-George ASHLEY
has gone to Burlington.-George Mckee
VINO has been guest Of Paul johnson
/ the past week, has returned to his HON,
In Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. VIII
cox and daughter. Jean, Mrs. Addi,
sawyer and Mrs. +. ". Sawyer were il
Montpelier Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ottt
Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Meader Smith
OF Montpelier were guests of Mrs Bates
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Johnson
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Kelly of Montpelie
visited at NJ. j. Reagan's Monday an,
Tuesday.-A home talent play. THE OF,
Maids Association" will be given in tn
town hall Tuesday evening. May 81, 70
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Gilmore. Of Mont
pelier. were recent visitors at S. M. SAT-
ford s.-Miss Nell Boyden has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she has been Cor several weeks for
treatment,-Mrs. Planck and Mrs. Boy
den. of Fairfax. spent Saturday and Sun
day at W. NJ. Smith s.-Mrs. Matthew
Mcclure and children, of Bethel. were
guests of Mrs. w. II. Lohler Sunday
A. l.. Brush, w NJ. Smith and Chauncy
Cook attended the odd Fellows CEN
tennial celebration last week.
Fred Wood and son of Hyde Park visit
ed at C. A. Corse's, Friday.-Miss Alice
Howard of Peru, n. T., is visiting her
mother, Mrs l.. j. Howard.-Mrs. A. A.
Chandler went Monday to the Fanny
Allen hospital. where she will undergo an
operaton.-Mrs. c. II. Barrows and
brother. Mr.. Moody, went to Waterbury
Tuesday to visit their sister.-F. NJ. Rey-
nolds of Waterbury is I'm town
for few days.-W. NJ. SWEET
was visitor in St Adams.
Tuesday, has been received of the
:, birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Brit
ton of White River Junction on May IS
John McCuin and family have moved to
u. c. Blasdel's farm in Bakersfield
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, who has spent the
winter in Lyndonville with her son, is at
her home here for a short stay.-The
news of the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Reed of Greenwich. Conn, has
been received here.-Dr. j. w. Howard OF
Waitsfield We're guests of DR.. and Mrs
S. G. Start last week.-Allen Soule OF
Fairfield was visitor in town Tuesday,
Linus Leavens is business visitor in
Windsor this week.-Mrs.. Allen Soule oil
Fairfield visited her father. w. II. Parker
Monday.-Mrs. Belle Nathan of Bur
lington is at her home here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
HYDE PARK.

Miss Grace George Of Burlington was
an over Sunday guest of Mrs. T.. u
Page-Mrs. Maud Kinney has purchased
the Mcfarland house on Mill street.-Miss
Marguerite Marshall of Fletcher was in
town, Sunday.-Hyde Park gives its re-
turned soldiers a banquet. reception and
dance, Thursday evening. 1t is hoped
that every soldier IN town will be
present.-Miss Sara Chaplin spent Sunday
with friends in EsseX.-Mrs. Harlic
Jones is very low.-the Rev. Mr.. Mercer
is attending the CONGREGATIONAL conven-
tion at Essex Junction.-George Ellsworth
of Eden a returned soldier. spent Sum
day in town.--Wplter Boyce has finished
work at the Inn and returned to John
son. His place is filled by Charles Young.
DIR. Goddard and family of Morrisville
were visitors in town, Sunday.-R. w.
IIulhurd is attending supreme court at
NOntpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

III. A. Hawley and family were in Bur-
lington Tuesday, also Mrs. Lyman Tracy
and daughter.-rhe X. of i. meeting
was held Wednesday evening TO work the
degrees on one candidate.-Fourteen
members of the NJ. W. a. attended n
meeting at Starts hall Monday evening
to listen to talk by state Deputy Bald
win. He was accompanied by Messrs.
Thyme and German of Burlington. An
invitation was extended this camp by
Alpha Camp Of Burlington to meet with
them May 30 for the celebration and
banquet to be given in honor of the re-
turning soldiers. a special invitation
was given Consul Donald G. Hawley,
who was in the L. S. army. On the eve
ming of June another meeting is to be
held for the purpose of electng officers.
state Deputy Baldwin is to be present
and is anxious to get this camp into a
normal condition again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
DERBY.

The young men of Derby met in the
town clerks Office Tuesday evening to
organize a fire department. There will
be two companies, one at the south
end and one at the north end of the
village.-Mrs. Anna Tilley and Mrs c.
A. Adams are visiting friends in Bur-
Garland. who has
been working for Lewis Bates, is i'll
and has gone to his home in Charles
ton.-Mrs. Mary LaBounty is working
for Mrs. Chester Carpenter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
SOUTH WOODBURY.

Frank Sprague was called to Cabot on
Thursday to attend the funeral Of his
aunt. Mrs. William Keniston.-A pre-
memorial church service will be held
Sunday with sermon and music appro-
pirate for the day. All soldiers lately re-
turned from overseas, as we'll as Civil
war veterans are urged to be present.
Mrs. W. H. Watkins has returned from
two weeks visit with relatives in Bos-
ton.-Miss Lucy c. Sabin was elected
delegate to the State missionary conven-
ton held in Essex Junction, May 20-21.-
A. G. Nelson has arrived at his farm
from Barre. Herbert Bill, who occupied
the premises during the winter. has moved
on to the East hill In Calais.-Mrs Jennie
Hubbard has finished work for Worthen
Button In Williamstown and has re-
turned to the home of her mother.-Mrs.
Flora Blake is improving from her recent
illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
WATERBURY CENTER

Inc Thursday evening meeting wa
neld this week In the Methodist Church
VestrE, commencing at eight O'clock
Pre-memorial service in the Seminary hal
sunday at 1915 a. m. No Sunday school I
The Sunday evening service will take
the form OF special session of SundaJ
school. at which will be presented the re-
ports of the county convention, and
missionary pageant presented at Barre
will be reproduced. All are invited. Com
mence at 7:2O. The Sunday school offer
ing having been omitted in the mornina
will be taken at this special session. Tho
present week Is being devoted by thsI
Methodist Episcopal Church throughout
the country to financial canvass in conf
nection with he centenary movement. II
is expected that here in the center thi4
work will commence toward the close Of
the weekend and it Is hoped that 1t can
be completed by Sunday evening so that
the results can be reported as soon ad
those Of the other churches. The pastor
will be glad to give full information rel
garding the need and intended use 81
the money raised, to anyone desiring i'll
Daniel Marshall. who has been with his
son. Arthur. during the winter. has rel
turned to his rooms over d. &. Hayed
barber shop.-George Clark of Morrisvilid
was business visitor in the place one da \
recently.-C. NJ. Rollins of Barre has bee i
in the village several days selling nursery
stock. The play that was to have beer
given at the last grange meeting as part
of the program. has been postponed on
account of the Illness of one of the menu
bers-Mildred Woodland is in Montpelier
Francis Grout. who is at home on 4
months furough, called on friends here
Friday Eugene Batchelder is working
for Clarence Moody.-C. B. Russell OF
Burlington was at the home Of his
brother Lewis. Saturday.-Dr. +. j
Foster left Tuesday for Rutland to at
tend the State encampment of the G. \
u