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ADDISON

Martin S. Villas will speak at the town
hall In Addison on Thursday evening,
August A. instead of August s, as stated
before. He speaks on the League of
Nations. The lecture ia free.
H. w. Spooner, rural free delivery car
rier. is i'll. Harry Spooner is carrying
the mail.--There is to be lawn
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Smith Friday evening,
August y, under the auspices of Grand
View Grange.--Mr. and Mrs A. S. Crane
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Willmarth went
TO Waterbury Saturday to visit MIR. and
Mrs. Clayton Crane.-The ID. A. r. held
their annual meeting with Mrs. F. c.
Smith at their cottage Thursday at the
lake.-Martin s. Villas will speak at the
town hall Friday evening onu THE
League of Nations. r.. NJ Brown of
Chicago is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Clark-Grand View Grange had
'childrens night" at their meeting FRI
day evening.-Ederick Bodette has been
ill.-C. f. Willmarth and Glenn Torrey
and family went to Queen City Park
Sunday for the day.-Quite a good many
went to West Addison Sunday to the
community services and picnic at the
Loomis farm.-Dorothea O'Bryan spent
last week in Middlebury at r. r..
o Bryan's.-Mr and Mrs. r. n. Warner
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Norton
Lieut. and Mrs. c. A Norton and o. A.
Smith went to Thompsons Point Sun
day to be guests for the day of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norton at their summer cot
tage.-Mrs. Della Conant and family Of
West Panton were Sunday guests at S.
F,. Cross
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

A team driven by Harry Cross containing
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross and three children was
struck by a car driven by Clarence Brew
ster OF Craftsbury late last Saturday
night In front of the Robbie mill on VOL
colt street, and as a result the wagon
is minus one rear wheel and the occupants
were all thrown out onto the concrete
walk, but were not injured beyond being
somewhat bruised and shaken up. No
blame is attached to either vehicle or the
drivers. as Mr.. Brewster was coming
straight down the hill from front of the
Pierce block and Mr.. Cross saw three
autos coming from the other direction but
did not see Mr.. Brewster Mr. Brewster
was driving very slowly SO that the cars
coming up would pass by the ROBBIE build
ngs before he (Brewster) swung on to
Wolcott street proper. This is very con-
gested place for traffic, especially on Sat
urday nights and it is n wonder that more
accidents have not occurred and means
Of regulating traffic in that section should
be seen to soon.--E. NJ. Davis and family
were In Underhill Saturday to attend a
Davis family reunion-Scout Lewis Johns
is dangerously I'll. He suffered with a
quinsy sore in the throat which broke
and the poison penetrated his entire sys-
tenn. John Hay is erecting a garage at
his place on Sumner street-Mike Sullivan
has purchased a new touring car.-Mr. AMI
Mrs Herman Davis of Nashua. n H..
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
C. w. Davis for a couple of weeks.-Clvde
James visited relatives in Plainf,eld last
week-Master Roman Goodridge Of
Plainfield is visiting relatives in town this
,yeek-A dauehter was horn to Mr. and
nrs Flovd Fuller Thursdav-Mrs G. Il.
Ward and three chi,dren ara snspdnp
tho weak with relatives in Newar,x and
Yves, Rurke-Mrs q O. Watt and chill
aro, of Rristo, Conn ara visiting fr,snds
in town
Goodrich bas boug,t tho Dr
RubIee bouse on wo,cott street and will
take noasession about Ausust "a
daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs
Willard Nav Aucust AIRS Warren
Mack of Dover Delaware is visiting in
town-Mrs Tmotby ANGEL d,ed vsrv
suddenly, AT tho home NJ her daugh,sr In
Schenectady. n. " Julv 2 Mrs Aneell
mos hor, IN ,,oodh,,r,, IL, 1890 ~ 49,,
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PANTON.

Capt, Benjamin d, Adams, who has been
in the service at Hoboken, n. j., several
months. has been discharged from duty
and is with his mother, Mrs. Annette
Adams at the Adams homestead.-Mr,
and Mrs. A. S. RUSSO and Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. White and Miss May Findley at
tended the funeral Sunday of George
Dudley, which was held at his late home
in Ticonderoga, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Spaulding and their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Plat, of Shoreham have
returned from Ausable Forks, n. y,
where they have been on an automobile
trip.-William Curler is Ill with sciatic
rheumatism.-Miss Helen Adams OF New
York city has arrived at the Adams home
stead for her vacation.-Several from
here attended the field day meeting
Tuesday. which was held at the govern
ment farms in Weybridge.-John Jerome
has "A field Of eight acres Of fodder corn,
a large part Of which measures from
1917 feet to II feet and four inches tall.
Tomorrow evening a social will be held
In the Baptist Church. Prof. Charles
Prior of Fair Haven, Mass, will furnish
entertainment, after which cake and ice
cream will be served. Professor Prior
is a brother-in-law of the Rev. S. II.
Myers, whom he IL visitng.-Patrick
Sinon rural mail carrier Of route four,
is spending a few days camping at the
lake. Henry Allen Of Vergennes is sub
stitutng for him.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

%. The taxpayers of the City Of Bur
&. mgton are hereby notified that tho
city Uncluding schools, State, State
road, State school and county high
ways and bridges and sinking fund)
9staxes for the year 1919 have been
assessed by the City Council of the
city Of Burlington and the tax bulls
delivered to the city treasurer for COL
: lection. to be paid to said treasurer
at his office, No. City Hall. accord
: sing to law within forty days from
= this date. Any taxes remaining unpaid
after the expiration of said time, Sep
= tenber s, the treasurer will issue his
warrant against each delinquent per-
son for the collection of such unpaid
taxes, adding to each unpaid tax five
per cent. and ten cents for warrant
which will be addressed and delivered
to the constable of said city to be col
d. lected according to law.
ONCE hours from 500 a. m. to 500
p. m, Monday and Saturday evenings
from 700 to 900.
t, Dated at the City Of Burlington July
al. 1919.
.r.. L. c. GRANT.
y, 1S3,St-w.2t. City Treasurer.
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. r. II. Forbes and son, Ben, wer(
Burlington, Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
=. Ring of Montpelier and NJ. j. KeI
and Margaret Kehoe of Richmond cal
on their brother, Edward Kehoe, 81
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. North
family and John Adams were in Burli
ton Saturday Floyd Isham has retur|
home from overseas.-Mr and Mrs. II
Hopkins and daughter of Burina
visited Mrs. Hopkins's brother, Fri
Hinsdale. recently.-Vernon Wescott |
returned to his home in Essex.-Mr.
Mrs a. f.. Wade of Burlington were
Il. f. Forbes, Sunday-H. 3. Carr
Burlington has come to spend some d
with his daughter, Mrs. Ira Chase.-N
ina lsham has returned home al
visiting her daughter in New York Sta
Mrs. f. f.. Hinsdale has returned hid
after passing several days with her =,
ter In Hinesburg. Earl Aver
daughter. Katherine, were in Burling
ana Winooski Friday. Harold Aver
turned with them from the Fanny AL
hospital where he underwent a sill
operation.-Mrs. Irving Isham and era
daughter, Anna, returned Thursday al
! passing three weeks visiting in n
YORK Mrs. Isham visited her daugh
who has been in sanatorium in Pou
keepsie for several months. Sergt FL
lsham returned Saturday after hav
been overseas for several months
was in Germany most of his time,
was also in Russia and France.
lsham spent 10 months overseas
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WALTHAM

The y. S. club will meet with Mrs.
c. j. Sneden Thursday, August IA
large number of the townspeople attend
ed the field day exercises held at the
government farm in Weybridge Tuesday.
Miss Maud Hunt IS visiting friends in
Montpelier Mortified and Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moulton and Mrs.
George Moulton of Panton were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Sneden
Sunday.-Miss Helen Otis is visiting her
uncle, O. NJ. Sherbino, in Bridport.-
Mrs. Louis Gagnon and son OF Rutland
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Booth-Mr. and Mrs p. w. Otis were
the guests of Mrs. Otis brother. o. NJ.
Sherbino, in Brdport Sunday.-Madam
Sneden is visiting friends In Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Booth and their
guests were at Lake Dunmore Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Sherbino and Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Sherbino of Bridport
Otis last Wednesday, and Mrs. Will
liam Parker of Worcester. Mass, We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Clark
last week.-Madam Jackman Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Dana. in
%ew Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Bacon of Nergennes were the guests of
Mrs. Bacon's sister. Mrs. George Evarts,
Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. w. II, Jackman
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark attended the
community service held at the LOOMS
place in Panton Sunday.-Edward Dana
has returned TO his home In New Haven
after passing few weeks with relatives
in town
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Moses Teelya and daughter. Fri
erlcka. are in Saratoga, \. y called
the death OF relative.-W. j. MARI
Of .Brockton. Mass. is visiting at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Terri
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fuller have III
entertaining the Rev. and Mrs. Wat
of Hardwick-Mrs, James Williams
Charlotte was the guest of Miss RI
Sayles Thursday.-Mrs Josephine PaI
dee has returned from Burlington. VIII
she has been visiting the past weel
Miss Dcma Bostwick has returned to n
chester. Mass, after spending a.
weeks vacation in town and vicinit1
The Misses Brewin and Healey of Fro
dence. X. l., is visiting at the home|
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Terrien.-Heri1
Flag, who has been overseas, has
turned home, having received his 4
charge at Camp Devens.-Miss Rog|
Shand, who has been visiting in Noy|
p. G., the past month, has returned
her home here.-Lieut. c. c. Mitch
NJ. D., who has been overseas the n
year, has returned to town to resume
practice. Miss Caroline Clark spent
week END with friends in Burlington
John j. Cunningham of Dorchester, Mai
has arrived in town to spend
weeks vacation with his family at
home of Michael Murphy. -Supt,
Mrs. H. s. Read and family have return
home after spending a month at Id
lroquois.
Next Monday Miss Cady's pupils Y
meet together after their regular less'
to hear each other sing and play. M
interest is being taken in these elias
and the pupils are anxious to keep IN
up throughout the coming year.
Friday afternoon the Aid Circle Of I
Kings Daughters will have pic
meeting on the church lawn.-The ba
ball association has reorganized d
has several games already booked NJ
Langley and Mrs. Meusn of y
York, who have been guests of the Ri
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RIPTON.

Miss Hildreth Berry and Miss Ethelyn
Beeman of Richmond are passing the
week with Miss Beemans mother, Mrs
Hattie Beeman. and grandfather. j. S.
Chamberlain. Gray of Albany, N Y,
who Is camping at Lake. Dunmore,
called OF friends here Sunday.-The
subject of the pastors sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
will be "Magnifying Cod" preaching
service preceded by talk to the chill
dren at 200 p. M; Sunday school at
three o'clock.-Philip LaFleur of Mid
dlebury Is guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Farr.-James Noble of
Bennington, who has recently returned
from overseas. was a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Campbell last
Weekday Boynton, who has been
overseas for IA. months and served in
Co. NJ, Attn Infantry. Fourth Division.
has received his honorable discharge
and is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Boynton.-John Hodges
who has been obliged to go with
crutches for 22 months, has so far
recovered as to be able to walk with
only the use of a cane.-Mrs. E. 1.
Harris and son Lee of Middlebury were
guests Saturday of Mrs. Perry Camp
bell.-John Houstin Of Mddlebury was
visitor at Bread Loaf Inn Sunday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Quite serious accident happened Sat
urday morning to one of the gang of
painters employed on the Bradley bridge
Of the Central Vermont railway between
this village and North winston, The
work of painting the iron bridge is being
done by the Central Vermont Railway
company's wortmen, who were on a
swing staging, one rope of which broke
letting down two men. One caught HIM
self in the braces of the bridge. the
other fell the whole distance probably
40 feet striking first the bridge abut-
ments. then falling on to the rocks be-
low. He sustained severe injuries about
the head, broke his collar bone and Ave
ribs. H. NJ. Goodyear Of this place hap
pened in the vicinity and took the injured
man to DR.. Hunters office. where he
was made as comfortable as possible
being taken later to his home in St.
Adams.
While engaged in washing the plaster
walls Of the Maple Syrup company's
factory with mariatic acid Friday
morning, Myron Hazard and Leroy An
thony. working for o. S. Nichols, con-
tractor, were thrown 10 feet to the ground
when a plank of the staging on which
they were standing slipped. Mr. Hazard
juries to one hip and leg, Acid was
spilled over Mr.. Anthony's face and
hands. but as the acid was diluted he
was not seriously burned.
Joseph Boiley, who for the last %
months has been in overseas service,
has been discharged and came last
Thursday from Camp Devens to join
Mrs Boiley at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John Latulip on North street
During his overseas service Mr.. Boiley
received a wound over the right eye
and was three times gassed. remaining
three months in a hospital. He was
member OF the Second Vol. Inf
Hugh A. Ransom OF Jericho and Miss
Blanche NJ. Flood were married at the
Methodist parsonage Monday evening at
$3.50 o'clock
Mrs. Ellen Stevens recently received a
telegram from her son, Guy. stating he
in company with his wife, was leaving
for trip to Belgium in the interests
of the Texas Oil company of New York
for which firm Mr.. Stevens is attorney
and assistant counsel. A few years ago
Mr.. Stevens went to India representing
the same concern.
Mr. and Mrs n. J. Veronneau and three
children. the Misses Marie and Rose and
Romeo, left Monday night for their new
home in Montreal. where Mr.. Veronneau
will conduct barber \shop and confec-
tionery and news store. Mr. and Mrs.
Veronneau had lived here in the neighbor-
hood of % years and will be missed by
their many friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Veronneau has operated barber
shop In the Brownell block since its cree
ton, where he has catered to the public
In IA very satisfactory and commendable
manner.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The families Of ]. b. Atkins. Ben
min Douglas of this place and Earl Lo
bard of Montpelier are in camp at Ii
Iroquois.- James Williams of Oh
lotte visited her parents, Mr.. and u
o. NJ, McGarghan. last week.-John B
low has been supplying at the Cent
Vermont station during Mr. McEverei
vacation.-M A. NJ. Sabins has b'
entertaining her brother, Mr.. Sisters. fr
Wyoming. He is now visiting in Hunti
ton.-Mrs. j. A. Jacobs and daught
have returned home after spending I
weeks in Bristol.-Miss Irene VIVA
was n week end visitor in Burlington
Mrs. Louis King and daughter have b'
visiting in EsseX.-Gladys Hapgood
been spending part of her vacation W
her grandmother in Bolton
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SALISBURY

a. A. Smead and son had narrow
escape from death Sunday when large
Holstefn bull became interchangeable. Be-
fore he could be secured, he succeeded In
getting A. A. Smead in tight place and
butting him. 1t was feared internal In
juries would result, but he is doing as
well as can be expected, and II Is hoped
he VIII recover C.. A. Smead escape6
with badly bruised limb.-The work on
the piece of federal road near the cream
cry Is progressing slowly but surely, and
when completed will be as fine a piece as
can be found in the State.-Walter j.
Thomas is visiting his son In Wilberham,
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs. Carrie James of Bristol was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. F..
White.-H A. Palmer and family and
Mrs. Hagadorn and daughters spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Gloversville, N Y.-Mrs. Julius LaFlamm
was injured while driving a team down
the Miller Hill.-Emerson Shedd has re-
turned from overseas and Is guest at
the home Of f. r. Folsom.-S. T..
Noonan has returned from a trip to
Roscoe of New Haven
visited friends here Sunday.-Leon
Hanks is In town on furlough.-The an
nual garden party at the Wheeler home.
which is the big social event Of the sum-
mer, will be held Thursday afternoon
and evening under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid society. A fish chowder sup
per will be served. Rugs. fancy articles.
ice cream and food will be sold
Romeo's orchestra will furnish music
Edwin Perkins Is clerkng for p. T..
Baker.-Edward Thomas, who has for the
past six years been in Mr.. Bakers en-
ploy. has taken a position with the Farr
Brothers in Monkton.
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UNDERHILL

The Davis family held their seveI
annual reunion at the home of Mr. !
Mrs. William Batchelder Saturd(
August 2. There were 80 present the d
est person being 81 years and the you'll
est three months. A program was Carl
out followed by games and a gend
good time was enjoyed by all. The
union will be held next year at the nd
of Mrs. Frank Dodge in Johnson.-M
Jack Duff and daughter of BurlingI
are visiting for few days at the homo
A. p. Fleming.-Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
French of New York city called on frie|
in town Tuesday.-Miss Edna Burnett
Winooski Is visiting her aunt Mrs. ST.
Rawson.- and Mrs. c. c. Mead
Lancaster. Mass. have come for a mont
vacation, which they will spend h
visiting friends and Relationships Cal
jackson went Wednesday to Mall@
Bay on a camping trip.--Dr F. B. HI
and family of Montgomery Center cal
on friends in town Tuesday.-Miss Glal
Kinney of Pleasantyille, y. Y, is
guest of Miss Hope Scribner this wee1
Mrs. A. T. Fleming. who has been spe|
Ing the past week with friends in Hi
gate. returned home Monday, accompar}
by Mrs. Jennie Harris of Ottawa 4
Miss Carmen of ST. Adams Frank II
rell of Springfield, Mass, is visiting
father. Philip Farrell. for a few days
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Wissell were in Rutland the first OF the
week.-The Loyal Girls food sale takes
place August 12.-Miss Maud Meacham
returned from Mlddlebury Monay The
Kew Roy q. Whittemore of Middlebury
preached Sunday and will do so for the
next two Sundays.-C. A. Belanger and
sister. Miss Blanche. were in Burlington
last Week.-Mrs. Mary Williams returned
IRON Middletown Saturday, where she
spent some days.-Mrs. C. J. Blair has as
her guest her aunt, Mrs Hattie Copeland
or Granville. N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
LaDuc have san, born July GA son
was born In Shoreham to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conway. Juy 25-Grasshoppers are
doing gerat damage in the western part
of the town.-Thomas Conway of Claren-
don came last week to see his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Conway.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles I. Raymond of Hudson Falls. N.
Y. are with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
o. Raymond.
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WESTFORD

The August meeting of the Community
Ladies' Aid will be held at the home of
Mrs O. II. Jackson, Wednesday August
10, instead Of August 6. as announced on
the program-A daughter, Barbara
NJ, was born to Mr.. and Mrs e. c.
Hall August l.-Master Grinnell Stone of
Essex Junction is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Stone. Mrs. Stone
is able to be out after severe attack
of lumbago.-Mr. and Mrs. James Moran.
Eta Moran and Lewis Wiley took a trip
through the White Mountains last week
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SHOREHAM

Miss Norma Waite has returned from a
visit in Poultney.-Charles Ward and Miss
Ward have returned from a trip to New
York city.-Mr, and Mrs. r. E. Platt
passed the weekend in Ausable Forks
Miss Ruth Virgins. who has been a re-
cent guest of Miss Elsie Baldwin. has re-
turned to Brandon.-R Watson of
the Mount Hermon. Mass school has been
in town recently looking over industrial
plants.-Miss Whitmore of Easthampton.
Mass. is guest at Mrs. Marta Smiths
The town was we'll represented at the
Grange Field day at the government farm
in Weybridge Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Kelley of Crown Point. n. Y. visit Mr.
Mrs. A. G. Dudley last evening.-Mrs
Daniel Hamment and daughters of Med
field, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Ham
ment's sister Mrs. Henry Wright-Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Jones. and Mr. and Mrs.
John DeWitte are touring in New Hamp-
shire and Maine, In Mr.. Jones' machine.
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NOTICE

To users of my milk cans
who are patrons of my
creamery: If you will kind
ly return cans to my cream
cry I will have them re-
timed for you free of
charge. I am having all my
cans REFINED and am send
ing them 80 at a time, so
that if you have any cans
marked w. c. D., no mat
ter how rusty, please re-
turn them to my creamery
on or before September /,
for next shipment. 1 am
going to get all my cans,
so that if you have any of
them get busy and save
costs. This notice will not
appear again.
w. C. DONOHUE.
Monkton, VT, July 80, 1919.
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WEST BOLTON

Miss Marietta York has returned
Jonesville having spent her vacation N
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E B. Yort
Mrs. Julia Gregory has returned f1
visiting relatives in Burlngton.-G.
Kellogg went to Hardwick Monday. VIII
he has employment.-Mrs Herbert Fa|
ham and three children of Wiliamstd
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Yd
C. W. Woodwork was in Cady's Fl
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mr and M
j. II. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Wheeler and r. Munger attended
farm bureau meeting in Middlebury Tl
day.-The Ladies' Aid and Willing Wd
ers societies held picnic in
Wheeler's woods Wednesday
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STARKSBORO

Mrs. w. w. Mason Is suffering from a
broken limb done while in the lot berry,
ing.-Mr.. and Mrs. F, s. Ferguson and
Mrs. F. A. Thorne we're in camp at Cedar
point few days the first Of the week.
Harlan Bostwick has returned home from
Hincsburg.-The every-member canvass
for the Community Church Sunday, was
success.-There WAS a large attendance
at the supper and service following at
which the reports were given and ap-
propriate remarks made by the Rev ]. C..
Newman, and the pastor. the Rev. @. W.
RUSSELL Buel Maxneld, and members Of
the local commttee.-The Rev. Mr.. New
man and Mrs Newman returned Monday
to Middletown. Conn. They made many
friends here during their two weeks stay.
There will be regular services at the
church next Sunday morning but no
definite announcement can be made at
this time In regard to speaker.-The fam
lilies of Edmund Harmon. D. B. Dixie,
Il. j. Norton. j. L. Carpenter and T. w.
Newton attended the field day at Middle
bury Tuesday.-The Christian Culture
club will hold an afternoon social with
Mrs. White and Mrs. Ferguson to-day
Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. McCurrier of Rut-
land have been visiting the latter's cousin,
Mrs. d. Shiverette.--Leverette Palmer.
who recently returned from overseas. has
received his discharge and is with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Palmer-Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Taft, Hugh Taft and Miss
Ethel Morrill, have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Oliver Steadman's in East
Barnard.-The Good VIII Bible class held
its monthly business meeting and social
hour with Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mrs.
Royal Smith Wednesday.-Miss Rhena
Hill OF Winooski is with her mother, Mrs.
Celia Hill, for two weeks vacation
The Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Russell Of
Hinesburg were weekend guests at N. J..
Maxf1eld's.