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SHOREHAM

Miss Sarah Mckeon and r. O. Nc
Ginity were married in St. Genevieve' s
Church by the Rev, f, A. Welch We'd
nesday Of last week. Miss Katherine
McGinity was bridesmaid and Thomas
McGinity was best man.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chapman and son. Howard. of
Windham were recent guests of their
aunt, Mrs. c. y. Howard.--Mrs Sherrie
Mead il in Albany, N, Y.-Dr and Mrs.
]. p. Sharon were recent visitors In Bur-
lington.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Churchill
OF Springfield, Mass, and Hammond
Mumford of Virginia are guests OF Mrs.
Churchill's brother, J. C. Moore.
Mrs. Sherrie' Mead has returned from
Albany ,--George Anderson. who has been
with his grandmother has returned to
his home in Mt. Hermon, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Easton and son are In town
Mr.. Easton having received his discharge
, at Newport News-Mr, and Mrs, Walter
Smith of Washington, ID. c.. have bought
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ r. Cook. what Is
known as the Lemorder place, for a sum-
mer home,-The Rev. r. B. Simmons is
In Middlebury attending the convention
Madam Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Moore are touring In the Adirondacks
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Churchill of
Springfield, Mass.-The schools of the
town began Monday with these teachers
Worcester hill, Miss Elizabeth Stokes;
Cream hill, Miss Eva Baldwin, Larrabees
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MILTON

A. II. Lamb, and daughter, Alice re-
turned to their home in South Royalton.
Wednesday. after spending the summer
tat Camp Martin.-The q. T.. $. enjoyed
their annual picnic at Mount Mansfield.
Monday.-Mrs. Lucia b. Powell, Mrs II
l.. Powell. Charles and Philip Powell,
and Mrs. j. NJ. Trotter and Miss Mildred
Ashley motored to St. Johnsbury recent
ly.-Edgar Powell of Centervalc is pas
sing few days vacation with his mother
Mrs l.. B. Powell.-Miss Gertrude Phelps
returned to Essex Junction, Monday, to
begin school-Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. ASH
ley Of Essex Junction we're in town re-
cently.-Mss Helen Robinson has gone
to Alburg where she vii teach in the
graded school-Mss Gladys Perry has
returned from ST. Adams where she has
been visiting Miss Grace DePatle.-Re-
member the dance at |. O. o. +. hall
september H. Browns orchestra from
Burlington will furnish music,
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PANTON

The Rev. 5. II. Myers, who was pass
ing his vacation in Boston was called
home by the serious illness of Mrs.
Sarah Hatch, who has been his house,
keeper.-Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kenyon
were guests of f. II. Grandey and fam
lily over Sunday--Mrs. Anna S. Allen
has gone to Norwich, where she is pre-
ceptress in the grammar school.-Wal-
ter Dixie of Connecticut visited rela
tives here one day last week.-Mrs..
Lester Arthur of Rome. n. Y, has been
called here by the serious condition Of
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hatch, as the
result of being hurt in an automobile
accident,--Miss Maude Rogers COM
menced school last week on the sand
road for her second year. Miss Helen
Spauldng on the Lake street school for
her second year.-Herbert Norton is
fitting silos in this section. Corn in
some places is very good and in others
below the average.
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COLCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs John Prescott and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fuller of Huntington
and Miss Hazel Sheldon Of Worthwhile
were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Marvin.-Schools in town began
Moday Helena Flynn of Burling-
ton visited Mrs. Clara Lyon this week.
Mrs f. s. Wright, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for some
time, came home Saturday. Her sister,
Mrs. Henry Petty, and children from
Schenectady, are visiting hcr-Miss Lois
Wright Of Essex junction visited Miss
Alice Wright last week.-Mrs.. Frank
Sharlow and daughter, Mrs. Page, who
hear been in Massachusetts for the vast
year, are passing a few days at their
home here.-Mss Versa Hogaboom of
North Enosburg recently passed few
days at the home of II. j. Cavanaugh. 49,
Mrs. 6. b. Ovitt and daughter. Ruth,
are passing few days with Mrs Ovitt's
son, Clyde, in 81, .lohnSbury.
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HUNTINGTON

The funeral of Mrs Janet Sargent, W
OF Hiram Pierce, was held from her hor
Friday afternoon at one o'clock r
Rev. Thomas Adams conducted the s,
vices and spoke very highly of I
Christian character of the deceased. NJ
Pierce with her husband, celebrated d
50th anniversary of their marriage a f,
years ago. She had passed the most
her life in town and had been meml
of the Baptist Church for the past
years and loyal member of the Kin,
Daughters circle. She Is survived by n
husband, three daughters and Va s
beside IA host of relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. W e. Cubitt of Tho lmpsd
vii lie, Conn, are in town for visit
Mrs Hiram Pierce. who has been
great sufferer from heart trouble pass
away at her home Wednesday. Sept
Funeral services were held frotn /
house Friday afternoon at two O'Clock.
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ESSEX CENTER

schools in the town of Essex will close
tonight for the week in order that school
children and teachers may have two DAYS
at the fair-Mr. and Mrs. +. H. SaXton.
VINO have been spending several weeks
with their daughter. Mrs. r. j. Wool.
left Monday for Chester where they
VIII visit friends for a few days before
returning to their home in Bristol, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Proper of Pres
colt, ont, are guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. G. G. Wcstcott.
In" topic for the preaching SER
vices at the Federated Church
Sunday will he as follows: Morn
ing, The Prophets Picture of the
World War; evening. The Beginning
or Modern Life. "-Cabana's four piece
orchestra will furnish music for another
social dance at the town hall Friday
evening. \ pleasant time is assured and
the public is cordially invited
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MONKTON

, Mrs \. e. lewis of Burlington has
been visiting her sister Mrs. T.. e. Larose.
during the past week,-Miss Cicily Dona-
hue. who is teaching i'm the Sheburne
graded school spent the week lend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Donahue.
Miss Ruby McEntee Of Burlington is
visiting her mother, Mrs. n. T.. McEntee.
MIR. and Mrs. w. &. Donahue and daugh-
tiers. Cicily and Ruth, +. II. Palmer and
Charles Shepard attended the Rutland
fair Saturday.-Mrs. J. f. Haynes went
Monday to the Fanny Allen hospital with
her child, William to have "A penny re-
moved which he had swalowed.-Mr and
Mrs. Harold Ayers are visiting in Essex
and attending the fair.-Mss Sara HUI
burd has returned to Colchester after
spending a week with her aunt Mrs.
w. C.. Donahue
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HANCOCK

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer are with
his parents for time.-The schools be-
gan in town last Monday with Miss Lola
Fifield in the village and Miss Ruth
Dowdell in the branch school.-Miss
Clara Taylor had her tOnsils and ad-
noids removed last week by DR.. Hunt
ington, assisted by DR.. Merriam.-Mrs
l.. NJ. Church came home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week.-Mrs.. Henry
Manning and son, Nolney, accompanied
Mrs Orange Goodyear to her home in
Springfield after her visit here OF several
weeks.-Mrs. Floyd Perry and four chill
drcn from Robinson were with his
mother several days this week. The old
est daughter remaining with her grand
mother to attend school here.-Enoch
Rhodes of St. Adams visited his niece.
Mrs. George Blair. several days last
week.-Mrs.. j. w. Aldrich and three boys
from Rochester visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G, r. Church, the first of the
week
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WEST BOLTON

The community was saddened by the
sudden death of Mrs. Electa Gile, widow
of Riley Gle. who was found dead In
her bed Saturday morning death being
due to heart failure. She had been in
failing health for some time. but was out
around and did her housework She was
a woman highly esteemed IN the COM
munity and will be greatly missed. She
had been member of the Baptist Church
a great many years. Mrs, Gile was 6S
years of age and is survived by one son,
George II. Gle, of this town and by one
daughter, Mrs. John Tatro. of Cnderhill
Center, and by seven grandchildren, and
by one brother, Byron jones, of this
town, The funeral was held at the Bap-
fist Church Monday Afternoon at 500
o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bacon
celebrated their golden wedding Septem-
Der 4. The day was spent at the home
of Mrs. Curtis, sister of Mrs. Bacon.
In the evening between ~ and so friends
and relatives gathered at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Bacon and extended con-
CALCULATIONS. Music and singing were in
dulged in and refreshments were served
Mr., and Mrs. Bacon were the recipients
Of a purse Of money ano the best wishes
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WALTHAM

George Evart's silo was blown down
during the electrical storm Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. C. w. Ward passed the week.
end with his sister. Mrs. r. H. Booth,
at Gosse Point-P. w. Otis and family
visited Mrs. Otis brother O. y. Sherbino
IN Bridport. Sunday.-Mae Sherbino pa ssed
the weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. .. y, Sherbina, in Bridport. Mr..
and Mrs. G. J. Sneden visited his cousin.
Kay Moulton, in Panton Sunday.-Mrs.
George Scribner and daughter. Agnes of
Aihurg were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
"A. q. Wright last week.-A +. Booth and
family are visiting in Rutllnd-Mr. and
Mrs. a. G. Wright visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. A. Dowd. in New Haven
Sunday
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Principal and Mrs. Lyman Hunt of
Barre are parents of a son born Mon
day morning, The child Is a grandson of
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis II. Hunt of Main
street.
F. S. Tomlinsons mother. Mrs. II. p.
Tomlinson. Of West Bolton is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she is receiv-
ing treatment prior TO an operation on
the eyes which she will undergo in the
near future
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Progressive Agricultural club met
last Friday evening with Mir. and Mra.
Hiram Tillcy with n large attendance.
The following program was given
Singing by tho club; music by kitchen
orchestra; AN oldtime spelling bee"
closing by singing THE Battle Hymn Of
the Republic" Ice cream and cake were
served. followed by dancing. The next
regular meeting will be held with Mr..
and Mrs. John Stewart at their home
on Spear street October 3. with Frank
Atwood and David Finncssey acting as
entertainment committce.-The Fourth
street schoolhouse which has been closed
for the last five years. opened Monday
with Miss Sillman of Burlington as
teacher.
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RIPTON.

Miss Marjorie Billings has gone to Mid
dlebury to attend high schol.-George Farr
returned to Troy Conference Academy
Monday. having passed his vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Farr.-
William Gee has returned to WinoosRi to
resume his studies in the high school
there-Schoos opened in town Monday
with Mrs. Mildred Goodro as teacher in
No. and Mrs. Maud Wissell in the Hol-
low.-F S. Madison had the misfortune
to lose a large work horse last week by
its getting cast in the barn.--,John Rotchs-
child and Paul Pigeon. of Boston, who
are on hike through the country. were
guests at the home of Mrs. Jane Hale
the last of the week.--AIr. and Mrs. C.
+. Boynton, daughters, Christine and
Ida, and sons. Donald and Reginald. have
returned from Rutland, where they have
been visiting friends for a week Miss
Ida will remain to attend high school
there.-Miss- Ethelyn Beeman, who has
been spending the past 10 days with her
mother. Mrs. Hattie Beeman, returned to
Richmond Wednesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Continued from page one.D


d" gregatonai Church at two o'clock
capt. Harry Williams Burns, who land
80 ed at New York two weeks ago after a
service of II months with the American
forces in France and Germany and who
- has been III Washington most of the time
" since he landed, is in town from Camp
- DIX, y. j., for 10 days furlough with
200 MS parents, Mr.. ana Mrs John II. Burns
OF the Logan House. Captain Burns Is
ooklng nne ana feelihe f1ne and ne brought
many trophies nome from Europe. lie
=. does not expect that he will be able to
- get his discharge from the service for
some time yet, as he is in the dental
section OF the medical corps and dentists
services are still needed.
AT the meeting or Lake Dunmore Lodge,
NO H. l. y. .. r., held Wednesday eve'
ming. the first degree was conferred
AFTER winch refreshments We're served
= ;and social hour enjoyed. There was {,
:: good attendance.-Mrs. William Edgcr-
-:"'oh' VINO mas been IN Far Haven, the
80 guest at the nome OF her daughter. Mrs.
r. t.. b. Chft, has returned after three
s"1weeks stay.-The Mtddlebury branch of
= 'he vermont Marpie company has a
p force OF men at work repairing the dam
mere, replacing the old wooden affair
: with cement one.-Alrs A. u. Wright
= ana MISS Evelyn Wright have returned
= IRON Nergennes, where for week they
Il nave been guests or Mr.. and Mrs Frank
= NJ Warner. Miss Wright is to go to
Boston next week for course in Sim
10 mons College.-Mrs. j. a. Fillmore and
- daughter. Mrs. Chester p. Haycock OF
- Minneapolis, MINI, who have been visit
Ing in town. have gone to Rutland for a
: Few days with relatives previous to their
= -. return hOne.-N. y. Meleane or Syracuse,
= N Y, and G.. f. Rogers Of Burlington
o are In town for short visit with friends.
1.-The entire upper floor of the high school
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HINESBURG

Miss f. NJ Skiff visited her cousin,
B. Morse at the Mary Fletcher hospit|
Monday. Mr.. Moore has had a serio|
Observation-Disclosures couples attend
the oyster supper and dance at the toJ
hall. Friday.-Miss t.Vadna Mead}
teacher in school No. -, spent the wed
end with Miss Ruth Hubbell. -Sevend
one pupils are registered in the junid
senior high school.-Guy Bushnell. al
family Of Thompsonville. Conn.,. We're 4
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney BUD
nell and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pierced
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. PIERCE and two chi
dren of Burlington were weekend guej
of q. w. TObey.-Dewey Shverette |
AT his home in Starksboro. His place
the Borden barn is taken by Lineal Iris
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emers|
Hinsdale was the scene of much merI
ment Friday evening, when about
Young people gave Miss Nadine a IA
we'll reception. on account of the al
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hinsdale, Mr. al
Mrs John Lessor acted as chaperol
Games and music were enjoyed and 4
freshments We're served, The occasi
was a surprise.
4 call has been issued by the Rev.
n Bennett pastor of the United Churd
TO all the young people Of llineshurg,
vitiug them to campfire on the ca
gregational lawn Friday evening. RI
young people will enjoy an evening
games and stunts around a camp Il
and will also talk over plans for the d
ganization of permanent Dung Pd
pies society. The pastor desires 10 uni
all these young people in an orGanizauI
that will provide social recreatlonal, ed
catonal and religious facilities for q
entire community. All young people a
invited to co-operate.-Mr ana Mrs.
q. Mead with Mr.. and Mrs, +. r. I'd
attended the State fair Wedne1iay.-Tl
regular meeting of Hope Circle of Kind
Daughters will he held Friday afterno|
Il The NnSlrN
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FREE PRESS

the first of the week.-Mrs. Celia I'm has
returned from weeks stay with rela-
tives In East Charlotte and Vergennes--
| Mrs. j. w. Harmon has returned from
Springfield. Mass where she accompanied
her niece, Miss Alice Casey, to a board
ing school-Miss Alice Harmon of Bur-
lington was a guest of Mrs. Edmund
Harmon last week. MIR and Mrs Edward
Harmon visited his sister. Mrs Murphy
In Lincoln last week-Mr. and Mrs. A. l..
White, MIR. and Mrs f. s. Ferguson and
Mrs f, a. Thorne are camping at Cedar
Point.--Mr. and Mrs. c. C.. Fuller Of
Jonesville visited their relatives here the
first OF the week.. @. Ferguson, who
has been in poor health for some time.
is again confined to the house.-D. n.
Bostwick is recovering from several days
Illness. The Rev. Howard =. Glaister Of
Petersburg, n. Y, has taken charge of
his new pastorate here. His family will
arrive later.-Mrs. Maude s. Wade is ILL.,
causing the village school TO be closed
for few days.-NTrs. n Fields is teach
ing the Hillsboro school which began
Monday. jerome Cutler spent the week
end with his mother in Huntingdon
j. j. Kalahan's mother and sister Of
Wells and Mr.. Gobdel of Raceville. N.
V. visited him the last Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell Of Hines
burg Guy Bushnell and son, Ira. and
daughter Dorothy of Thompsonville.
Conn. former residents. called on L. G..
Ferguson and other relatives Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Newton of Georgia
and Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Newton of Bur-
lington were guests at c. +. Clffords
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Maxfield
are attending the State fair at White
River Junction.-Mr Zuribas of Manches-
ter. ~ H.. ia making the cheese at the
Cooperative creamery.-Miss Elsie
Lafayette and Mrs. f. F. Smith attended
the funeral of the formers sister, Mrs.
Hiram Pierce in Huntington.-The Dor
cas- society held their regular meeting
at the Methodist Nestry Wednesday,
Henry Holcomb. who has been visiting
his nephew, Rollin fIolcomb. in Addison,
has returned home, the latter accom-
paning him.-Frank Hill and family and
G. f. OBryan and family attended the
Hill reunion at S. j. Randall's in Hunt
ington last week.-Mrs.. w. w, Mason is
slowly recovering from her broken limb.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The high school building on East
spring street was opened Friday evening
from seven to nine o'clock for the in
spection OF the public Many Interested
citizens took advantage of the oppor-
tunity 10 look over the building and all
were pleased with its appearance. Prin'
GEORGE r. Stackpole was on hand to
explain just what had been done and
what improvements had been made dur
ing the summer He has given up n
good share of his vacation to look after
the repairs and under his personal super
vision the general appearance OF the
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The students who attend Troy Confer
ence Academy started to school Monday.
Roger Preston is attending Burlington
high school.-.Iames Carrick, of Wash
ington, ID. c.. was a guest at the homes
of II. Kingsland and John Wheeler Mon
day and Tuesday.-Mrs. Fred Higbee has
returned from her visit at Westport. n.
Y.-R. r. Field has gone to Worcester
Mass, after n visit at the home of f.. A.
Preston.-Mrs. Martin and son. Coburn,
are guests at the home of the Misses
Mary and Abbic Dalsin.-Grace Lane who
Is under training at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. is spending her vacation with
her father, DR. f. S. Lane.-Professor and
Mrs. Meggs. Of Randolph. returned to
their home Sunday after visiting al the
home of II. a. Palmer.-A. L. Williams
is visiting friends in Bennington.-Ien-
ME Martin and friend. Agnes Huane, Of
Bristol, Conn.,. are visiting c. c. Martin.
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building has improved 10 n large extent
The trustees also have given extra care
and thought to the repairs and the result
Is that the school building f. up-to-date
in every respect from the basement. to
the attic. Contractor Louis n Devino,
who has the contract of painting and
repairing the building. has had n num-
Der OF men engaged for several weeks
in removing from the interior Of the
building all traces of the DISASTROUS fire
of last winter and painting and re-
decorating the interior. The color scheme
in the corridors and ossenhlv hall ia a
marine green above tho chair rail and
beneath tho chair rail ia , darltor preeu
while tho ceilings ,ro ,ybite and the
now shades arc all of , terra Gotta color
The class rooms arc all done in a buff
shade below tba chair rail and above
is q lipbtor sb,d, rho soilinge also arc
of white rho coiors are Ali donc in a
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BRIDPORT

The Changers will give a dance at their
nail Friday. Calhoun's orchestra Will
furnish music and refreshments will be
serVed.-Mr and Mrs. G. j. Barbour and
Mr. and Mrs Frank Eldredge were visi-
tors IN Burlington Tuesday. -William
Norcomb of Addison and cousin. Miss
Minnie Atwood OF Sudbury, spent sun
day at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Alard.-Willard Chandler and family
were Sunday guests Of Mrs Arthur
Jabott of cornwall.-Polly Palmer went
Monday to Springfield. Mass. where she
VIII attend Bay Path lnstitute.-Marie
sherbino Is in Nergennes, where she is
attending high school.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wolcott, Katherine Baldwin, Mrs. Harry
Taylor and son, Robert, motored to Wor-
cester Thursday to Mrs, Taylors home.
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WESTFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fem and Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard Fem of Westminster were
guests OF Dr. and Mrs. +, A, Petty re-
cently-Miss f.. c. Allen went Friday to
Lyndonville. on September sixth she at
tended the wedding of Lois Redmond to
Dr. Daland OF Boston. which took place
at Newport She resumed her duties at
Lyndon Institute September 9.-The Misses