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BRIDPORT

Jewett Wing has accepted a bpsition
in Albany, n. y, and left Friday.-C. J..
Barbour has bought the market. owned
and run by Arthur Douglas in East Mid
dlebury. and Chester Palmer will have
charge Of it. His brother. Willis, will
assist him. Mr.. Palmer will move his
family there and take possession October
1.--Mr and Mrs. NJ. T. Wolcott and
katherine Baldwin returned from Wor-
cester Wednesday.-Herald St. John Is
working for Howard Stone.-Miss Mamie
St. John, who has been in the central
office for some time. has resigned, to
take effect October martha Allard was
with her sister. Miss Chandler, Sunday
Harry Sharples Of New York is spend
ing some time with his friend, Stanley
Converse.-Herman Austin has entered
the employ of Charles Palmer and will
occupy the c. ]. Barbour tenement after
October 1.-Herald Wing Is working for
his cousin, II. l.. Hemmenway.-The
horse barn of Thomas Cook was struck
by lightning during the electrical storm,
Monday. tearing IA part of the roof off,
The wind blew the roof off his sheep
barn, carrying it some feet away, landing
1t In his meadow. No serious damage
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

town.. A. Morse has returned to West
Rutland after week in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Adolphus Garfield have returned to
Belefontaine, Ohio, after three months
in Middlebury and neghboring towns
A joint committee of the village schools
have had a wide walk of concrete laid from
the north door of the high school building
to the road and have had the steps down
from the building finished up the work
(which has been incomplete since the
THE Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
od.st Church held Il Well-attended
building was erected sovc"A years ago.
meeting at the home of Mrs. +. =.
Woods at her home on High street
Tuesday afternoon.-Hugh Yates met
with a serious accident while starting
10 ride on bicycle Monday evening
near the Battell block. In fooling'
with young fellow by the name Of
Carrigan he fell from the machine
badly blackening his left eye and cut
ting hole in the side of his head He
was picked UP by onlookers and taken
to the office OF DR.. p. l.. Dorey. where
his wounds were dressed.--Prof. A. S.
Hartman. who has been i'll for a few
days, has SO far recovered as to be
able to resume his duties in the high
school During his absence Prof A. w
Eddy took his place-Work has been
suspended on the repair of the dam al
the fall here on account Of the high
water which at this time Is the high.
est since early spring.-Word has
been received that Mrs ID. d. Hope
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Fanny Aller
hospital. that she is doing as we'll at
could be expected.-The annual parish
supper Of St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Will be held in the Masonic Temple
Saturday evening.-Mr and Mrs. w. Il
Clement have returned from weeks
automobile trip to Salem. N. Y.-Regi.
nald Badard has resigned his position
Mt the Middiebury branch of the Yer.
mont Marble company and taken a po-
sition as clerk at the clothing store
Of Clayton NJ. Hanks
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Winooski Post No. I. Although n small
number Of veterans were present at
the meeting Wednesday evening, II liz
hoped that everyone will attend the
meeting held in Horizons hall Septem-
her "a The American Legion is not
only for men who fought "ovcr there"
but for anyone who served in the army
or navy and for the women who served
as nurses. A special effort is being
made to put Winooski over the top with
! n 100 per cent. organization and as
/ Winooski has gone over the top in the
loan and war savings drives. all the
ex-service men should keep up the good
record of the village by bringing their
eN-service friends to Horizons hall
Wednesday evening, September "a.
At the meeting of the senior class
of the high school the following Off
GERS for the year were elected: Presi-
dent. Robert Narcotic; vice president
Alice Nallee; scrtary. Hortnse Carpen-
tier; treasurer, Helen sullivan
Leopold. the year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Omer Richard of Main street. died
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at St Francis
Xavier's Church, with burial in st.
Francis cemetery
At Il meeting of the junior class Of the
HlSn SCUOOl ntIu yesterday tne IOllOWInR
officers were elected: President. Leo Man
seau; secretary, Maurice Villemaire;
treasurer, Clinton COMM.
Charles Timmons of Plat street. the
star football player of the high school,
who fractured his wrist week ago,
expects his wrist to be in condition
/ to play with the football team this
fall. although it may be month be-
! fore he is able to play.
Miss Gertrude Desautels has returned
to Boston after visiting relatives in town
! for the summer.
! Miss Anna Narcotic has gone to Boston
TO resume her studies at the Massachu
setts College of Pharmacy.
/ Mrs. j. =. Farr, who has been visiting
! her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Mitch
ELL has returned to her home at Goshen.
\ solid session will be held in the high
school department this morning, begin
ming at eight o'clock and closing at
quarter to one so as to give the football
team the afternoon for practice.
! Miss Madeline Doran Of Lowell, Mass,
spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
/ Caduc of Mansion street.
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CHARLOTTE

Clifford Norris and family have NOV
from the Michael Devine house to {
Samuel Wha.ley tenement at the Fo
Corners.-Fred MCGOWAN of Connncctic,
who has been in town two weeks,
turned home Saturday. His parents. y
and Mrs. Alexander MCGOWAN, n
nephew. Edward Kitty, accompanied HI
and will make their home with him
Miss Ruth Wilson has gone to Mid
bury to live with her mother, Nj
Emma Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs Thorn
Mollison left for Detroit, Mich, Ia
Thursday.
The Library association will serve
harvest supper at their hall Friday ey
ming from six to eight. Everybody is
vited to come and help the library
Henry Williams, Earl Horsford Da
Mollison, Harold Thompson. Phillip NJ
Neil and Elmer Whalley spent the wee
end in Montreal. making the trip
auto.-The singers of the Congregation
Church are invited to meet at F. II. HoI
ford's Thursday evening to practice sin
ing from the new hymn book-Mr, al
Mrs. T. +. Mollison have gone to n
troit. Mich. They expect to go to Ca
fornia before returning
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JERICHO CENTER

Miss May Eldridge returned to
her home, Saturday. from Buring-
ton. where she has been en-
ployed for several wceks-Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Hoskins and family visited friends
in Wolcott. Sunday. Dana Tsham and
Vernon Wisscl went Monday to RAN
dolph where they will attend the agri-
cultural college Harold Hunt has
finished working for his brother and has
rented +. NJ. Hoskin's tenement house.
Wadsworth Hovey of Hardwick Is guest
Of his niece. Mrs. e. Il. Jordan and Mrs.
II. II. Hggins.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ran
som of Williston were in town, Sunday.
to visit their parents.--Mr. and Mrs
George Dunbar and two daughters of
Bridgeport. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Fleming and daughter of Swanton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Irwin and son of
Burlington We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stafford recently. it being Mr.. and
Mrs. Saffords 22nd wedding anniversary
and they were present at their wedding.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. j. Malzard are
the parents of son, born september 16.
Miss Doris Bullock of Lynn Mass, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
lin BuIock.-Stanley Porter left Tues
day morning for Bristol, Conn, where
he has employment--Mr and Mrs. T.. b.
Jordan were in Hardwick the first of the
week. Mr.. Wadsworth IIovey accom-
panied them home.--Mr and Mrs. H. L.
Bats have returned from Michigan,
where they have been the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bell.--Sunday.
October 5, has been set aside as a day for
general thanksgiving and welcome
home for our soldier and sailor boys. 1t
Is expected that divine worship will be
held in the morning at which special mu-
sic will be rendered. There will be n
procession of Boy Scouts, Grand Army
+ veterans and veterans of the great war.
In the afternoon there will be get to-
gether meeting and light supper will be
served. In the evening there will be n
gathering in the village of all, at which
singing and speaking will be the order
! of the hour
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SALISBURY

The 23rd triennia meeting Of the
descendants of Sa,athial Bump was held
at the picnic house of W. r. Waterhouse
Wednesday, September 10. A sumptuous
repast of chicken pie, baked beans. salads.
and other things too numerous to men
ton to satisfy the inner man, was
served to the Il persons present DR..
Orlo NJ. Bump. 81 years Of age, gracod
the head Of the long tables, and is tine
Oldest descendant, while Robert II.
Beach 20 days old. and the great-grand-
son of DR.. Bump was the youngest
descendant. After the dinner, the family
picture was taken, followed by the short
business meeting. and u committee was
chosen TO arrange for the meeting three
years hence, and at later hour all re-
turned to their homes Among those
present were: Capt S. Fl. Kelley, Mrs.
Caroline Bosworth and Miss Helen Bos-
worth of Bristol; Prof Luke Conner. wife
and daughter of Hinesburg: Mrs. G. g.
Thrall of Rutland. DIR. Fred Briggs OF
Brandon; o. O. S. Bump and wife and
Mrs w. r. Phelps and son of Hartford,
Conn, and David Bosworth of New
Wi
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SHOREHAM

The Rev. r. b. Simmons is taking a
vacation. Mrs. II. II. Burge has returned
from Boston.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Churchill have returned to their home in
Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Churchill's
mother. Mrs. W. w. Moore returned with
them.--Mr and Mrs. Ernest Turril and
daughter are visiting in Ferrisburg.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Witherell left Monday for
Springfield, Mass, to attend the stock
show.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. who
have been some weeks with Mrs. Ander-
son. Mrs. Smiths mother, have returned
TO Washington. ID. C.-The Alma Hendee
Chapter. O. f.. s., entertained the Mar
BILE Chapter, o. T.. S, of Brandon Tues
day evening-Mrs. William Parker of
Watervliet, n. Y, has been recent
guest of Mrs. Parker's mother, and sister.
Mrs. NJ =. Cook.-The annual business
meeting and roll call of the Congrega-
tional Church will be held September ~
with dinner at 70 o'clock, with BUSH
ness meeting to follow.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Reed of Fair Haven were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne are attending the
stock show in Springfield
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VERGENNES

Alderman Arthur Sorrell has completed
his contract of building the sewer from
the Sheffield Farms Co.. Inc, milk plant
to the Thomas Mack dock. Otter creek,
and the city council has accepted the
work The length of the sewer is 4.A1
feet. running from three to "A feet in
depth, Finch tile being used. Across
the run in the Bostford pasture 200 feet
of Pinch wrought iron pipe was used.
the highest point being 80 feet. An
S0-foot tunnel was run under the road
on North Water street The contract
price of the sewer was sS.24l.
DR.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Rogers left
Sunday night for Oxford Ia, for IL
days visit with her brother, Harry Nor
GAM. NJ. Dana has moved to the house
on Main street that he recently pur-
chased of the Charles l.. LeBoeuf estate
which was recently vacated by Prin.
w. II. Carter,-Alfred Little has resigned
his position IN the Plumbing shop OF j..
w. Il D. T.. Ryan and is now employed
as clerk in the drug store of w. r..
Warner IL Co,-Benjamin Clifton OF
Waterbury, y. Y, visited friends hero
yesterday.-Mrs Bruce Croft of STAN
ford, \. Y. and Miss Lydia Brown of
Cambridge, N Y, are visiting their
David c. Peck of Newtown, Conn, is
visiting her brother. Arthur Booth. and
Mr., and Mrs. Cassius 7. Warner. Mrs.
Peck was n former resident and will be
remembered as Miss Agnes Booth.-Miss
Marguerite Renaud OF New York is visit
ing her father n. j. Renaud.-Mrs. Harry
M. Norton has returned from visit to
friends in andolph.-William T. Doyle
and Miss Mabel Bratton of Boston spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
John w. Ryan.-ATrs, Robert Bruce Is
caring for Miss Mary Watt.-Mr. and
Mrs George II. Bostwick spent sunday
with friends in Lncoln.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Barrows have gone to St. Johns,
Can, to visit Mrs. Barrows' parents
Miss Jennie Bristol passed the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. II. G. Herrick.-Dr.
w. Carter Stone, department State health
officer of E.licott. Md, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stone, and
his sisters. Mrs. c. ID. Bristol and Mrs.
George ID. Midd,ebroook.-R. L. Adams
leaves to-day on an auto trip to Nashua,
n. H.. to visit his brothers, Frederick and
William Adams. after which he will go to
South Weymouth, Mass, to visit his
brother, Darwin. returning in about two
weeks.-William Middlebrook of New
~ Ivy 10 Nieit'"s h'o pio'"e'' SS'' DC
d. Middlebrook.
Horatio w. Spooner of Addison, rural
free delivery carrier on route one, COM
pleted Saturday 20 years of service, making
1t is believed "a world record of being
the oldest free delivery mail carrier In
the service, by which Is meant the long
est term Of continuous service. Mr..
Spooner received his commission Septem-
Der ], 1882 but II was not until September
10 that regular daily service was estab-
lished This was not, however. the first
rural delivery route to be established In
this country. This honor belongs to West
Virginia, where on Oc' ober !. l. 1896 serv-
Ice was initiated between Charlestown,
villa and Halltown. Although there have
been many changes in the manner Of con-
Quoting the service since 1883 Mr.. Spooner
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MILTON

There will be Sunday services at the
United Church with morning worship
with sermon by the pastor at 10:45 sub
ject, "A Tumultuous World. a Tranquil
Church" Sunday school at IL IN. Y. +.
L. $ will meet at $3.50 D. IN. Evening:
The Speaker. the Listener the Message
A. II. Lamb. and daughter. Alice, re-
turned to their home in South Royalton,
Wednesday. after spending the summer
at Camp Martin.-The o. f. S. 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 10 St. Johnsbury recent
iy.-Edgar Powell of Centervale 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. r. Ash
ley of Essex junction were in town re-
Gently Miss Helen Robinson has gone
to Alburg, where she will teach in the
graded school.-Miss Gladys Perry has
returned from St, Adams where she has
been visiting Miss Grace DePatie.--Re-
member the dance at !. o. O. +. hall
September II. Browns orchestra from
Burlington will furnish music.
Mrs A. b. Sturges OF Utica. n
Y. and Mrs Grant Pattee of New Lon
don. Conn, are visiting their sisters.
Mrs ]. w. and Mrs. g. a, Robinson
Mrs Kate r. Clark and daughters, Miss
Clara and Miss Elsie, have returned from
several weeks stay at their cottage at
Hyannisport, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Fuller returned Tuesday from IA several
days stay with Mrs. Fullers nephew.
William Fairbanks at Morr!sville. They
were accompanied home by Bliss Fair
banks and Miss Helen Fairbanks Leland
Cooley returned Tuesday to resume his
studies at Main State College at Orinco,
Me.--The large smokestack for the new
creamery was put in place Sunday.-Mrs.
II. ID. Wood of CRANKY, p. O., is spend
ing a few days with George and Ella
Mood.
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HlNESBURG

AT meeting Of the school directors
the Chittenden south district held II
day morning at the high school bui |
Ing. G. y. Baldwin was elected chad
man. Commissioner NJ b. Hillegas vi
present. Each town was represented d
cept Huntington. It was voted to 4
gage Burnham a. Colby of North Trj
as district superintendent; Lunch w|
was served at noon by the home ed
nomics class under the direction of MI
Marion Thomas teacher of home cd
Monies.
Wednesday was the last day
the season on which the canning kitcfI
operated.-The services of the Unit
Church will be held In the I'd
fist Church for four months begt
ming September 7.-Threshers repd
the yield of grain about one-fourth
normal.-Mrs. Caroline D. Wead N
returned from weeks visit in Br|
tol.-There will be a home comi|
celebration September &c for the Vi
Grams of the great war. The progrd
will be announced later. It will
clude exercises by the schools muI
by the Hinesburg band and an Il
dress and dinner in the town nd
Everyone in town Is interested and
expected to take hold and help NAL
the celebration a success.-AIr al
Mrs Harmed, little Mabel Kingston
Waterbury. Conn. are passing a I'd
days at +, S. Coleman's.-W T.. Fid
and son Hull returned to their hcI
in Washington, ID. C., Wednesday
Mrs. Fernando Place went to the FAM
Allen hospital Monday. She expects
have an operation in a few days
Miss Mary Goodrich expects to retu
homo from the Fanny Allen hospi|
this Week.-Mrs. Eva NJ. Drew II
failed quite q good deal during the Id
two weeks. She is now confined to n
bed.
/ Private George ]. Suba and sister. Mai
of Nangatuck. Conn, were recent que.
of Miss Irene Lewis. Private Suba is
joying a months furlough after 1s mont
oversee service. He is now stationed
Fort Riley, Kansas
On Saturday evening the soldiers /
! longing 10 the town honor roll are to m.
Leroy NJ. Bromley at NJ w. a. hall
The Red Cross will meet in the Congr
gational vestry Friday afternoon at thr
! ~
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ST. GEORGE

Several in town attended the fair at
Essex Center last wcck.-Lcwis Miles and
family and Mrs. Walter Osborne and two
daughters, Marion and Della. visited at
the home of Lawrence Wellinger Sunday.
Ira Chase spent Saturday in Burling-
ton.-M. w. Hinsdale and daughter. Nora.
were in Winoosk Saturday at the Fanny
Allen hospital to see Clark Hinsdale.-
The Rev. Mr.. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett.
of Hinesburg, were in town Sunday and
organized Sunday-school Mrs. Earl
Aver was nominated superintendent, Mrs.
T. IL. Iiinsdale assistant, Miss Jennie
Wellinger secretary Mrs. Ira Chase
treasurer and Mrs. IInsdale organst.-
Earl Pillsbury was at home from The Bur-
lington high school Sunday.-Seldon Tom
linson, of Bolton, was in town several
days last week.-Earl Aver attended the
state fair Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Abbic Wellinger is spending a week
with her sister in Will!ston.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

A lease of Lincoln Inn has been granted
to A. B. Rugg by the Essex Junction
Hotel association, possession to be given
October l. Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Viele
have been engaged to manage the inn
during the term Of the lease. Mrs. Car
RE Bruce and Miss Irene Bruce, who
have beene connected with the inn for
some time, have been retained. Mr.. and
Mrs @. !. Lincoln, whose term expires
October /, came here from underhill Ave
years ago when the Essex Junction Hotel
association was formed for the purpose
OF procuring a hotel for the village. The
Job Bates homestead was bought and
remodeled for n hotel at that time, since
which an addition has been built,
making the house one OF considerable
capacity and up-to-date in all its ap-
pointments. During their STAY hare, Mr.
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WESTFORD

The Red Cross requests that all knit
ted articles be returned at once.-Mr
and Mrs. IA. S. Cain, parents of Mrs
lane Elmer and Henry S. Cain, arrived
Thursday morning from London. England
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter. Miss Nellie Cain. Their other son,
Capt. Frank Cain, was killed in France
in May, 19ls.-Floyd G. Rice of New
York is spending a two weeks vacation
with his father. G.. A. Rice. Mrs. r. c.
Flaeg of Middlebury, the twin sister Of
F. G. Rice, also visited her father a day
last week.-There will be a dance at
Pythian hall with music by Cats orches-
ira Thursday night.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Cobb and daughter. Mary, OF Rutland
made a brief visit to Mr.. Cobbs mother.
Mrs. c. II. Cobb, recently Miss Betty
kmball went to Burlington Saturday and
will enter the University of Vermont
September "a
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#. NJ. Philburt, treasurer Of the V
mont Maple syrup company, has mo'
his family here from 81. Johnsbu
They are occupying Dr. j. 4. Archa
bault's house on Pearl street
a daughter was born Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Remington of j,
street.
Mr.. Hayes Of Enosburg has purchai
of W. S. Fletcher his farm OIL Up
Main street opposite the brick yard 7
property is that formerly owned by
late w. w, Smith.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FARMER vermont proferrcd)
to carry on, on shares. large dairy ana
stock farm; will carry about ~ head
land nearly level with very few stones;
fully stocked with Jerseys and registered
Rcrltshires; equipped with all modern
convcnicnces and tools: sugar "rchard OF
= .. 900 buckets: farmer must nav" sui
. cient cnpital to carry on place of this
size nov carried ON by owner WI" ma !
business IN Boston and wishes 10 spend
the winter tl.tr; only - rcal farmer VINO
= has soma helr ~ his command nced
apply. Address, giving experience, ttc.'
20 The Eiford tJrm. rroo torsvillc. Vt
az cod IT W, ct.
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NEW HAVEN

r, a. Bigelow and daughter. Rena, Of
Port Henry. n. Y. visited relatives in
town the past week.-Mrs.. J. e. Davis
went Monday to Worcester to attend the
conference of the American Red Cross.
New England divson.--Mrs. Crane of
Middlebury and Mrs. Scoville Of Michigan
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Elmer.
Minis Hazel Ward returned to Spring
field. Mass, Saturday. after passing three
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Nina Ward,
Miss Matte Swain began her school
Monday In the Elmer district, Addison.
Miss Beatrice Benedict will enter Mid
dlcbury college.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs. Lorette Orvis of Glens Falls.
N. Y. IL guest of her son. William
Orvis.-Mr and Mrs. Mortimer T. Green
and nephew, Stephen Green, started Mon
day for their home In Buffalo. n. Y. In
company with DR.. S. S. Green, Robert
Young and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Follansbee. they spent Saturday
and Sunday at Long Point at the cot
tage OF Roy Hurlburt and famIly.--Mrs.
William Orvis Is ill,-Mr. and Mrs. George
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Shattuck
attended the State fair last week at
White River Junction. going by auto.
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sibley and daug
tiers, Helen and Kathryn, We're in tl
place September 14-Mr. and M
Harry Richards were in Burlingt
Sunday.-Miss Minnie Decker spent
few days last week with the Miss
Cordelia and Emogene Wood.-M
Bullock spent the week lend at W
liam Gonyeau's .-Morris Hubbard a
Charles Bullock were in St. Alba
Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie Bullock we
Sunday to the home of Edwin Sibley,
Schools opened Monday. September
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LEICESTER

Senator Martin S. Villas of Burling-
ton will speak in the town hall on Fri
day evening, September 10. at eight
o'clock on the League of Nations. The
public Is invited.
A public meeting will be held in the
town hall this evening at eight o'clock
at which the League of Nations will be
discussed. Martin S. Villas Of Burlington
Will be the speaker.