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Franklin County
ENOSBURG FALLS

Mrs. l.. G. Denny OF Poultney
and sister-in-law. Mrs. Helen Nc
Pherson, of Springfield, Ohio. arrived
Wednesday, coming by motor car with
Mr.. Baker, also of Springfield who was
en- route to Jackman, Maine The ladies
after being entertained by Mrs Denny's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Stetson.
until Friday, returned to Poultney accom-
panied by the Stetsons and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. {. Hadd and daughter Harriet
who remained over Sunday.-Miss Irene
Garrett was operated on at Maple Park
santarium Tuesday for appendicitis Her
condition is favorable.-Mr and Mrs. B.
II. Dickinson have returned from q visit
to Mrs. Dickinson sister Mrs. Sarah
Farnsworth in Mont gomery.-B and
Mrs e. II, Hughes and family OF Maiden
Mase who are on a motor car trip, were
at the Grove house at Riverside camp
over Sunday. The bishop preached in the
afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs Earl Cassidy.
have been passing the week with Mr.
Cassidy's sister Mr.. E. j. Rogers. in
Cabot. and Mrs Cassidy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ c. Cramton, in Highgate Springs
The family of DR.. F. II. Brown have
returned from two weeks stay at High
gate Springs DR.. Brown was there the
last week,-Dr. and Mrs r.. r. Lunder-
willie and daughter of Berlin, n. H., visit
ed the doctors sister, Mrs F. A. Lafiey,
last week. They made the trip by motor
car.
When Mrs. Roger Collins and family Of
West Berkshire were on their way to
church Sunday morning in their car driven
by Charles Rogers, a heavier car in pas
sing them. near j. II. Whittemore's
struck them and smashed the car,
throwing Mrs. Collins out with such force
as to in1ure her badly. Mr.. Stacy of
st. Adams, driver of the car. did all
he could in bringing Mrs Collins here,
where Dr. Thomas cared for her Their
daughter cam. from Richford in the
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passing the summer.-Scott Terrill oil
Burlington called on his mother, MIS-
Ida Jones. Saturday. Mrs. Henry Bates
OF Dudley, Mass, If the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. e. g. Nealy. for few days
Mrs Clarissa Blakey is visiting friends
in town.-Mr and Mrs Raymond VIII
liams of Holyoke. Mass. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, w. lockwood last week.
Mrs. William Hubbard of Rochester
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mead, Mon
day.-Mrs. G.. G. Mead is passing few
days with her sister In Flctcher.--J. II.
Foster and family and Mr.. and Mrs. A,
II. Sturges returned Saturday from a
trip through the White Mountains.-Miss
Alice Aver took her Sunday school class
for an automobile ride to Lake Will
loughby, Tuesday.
Dorothy Gish will appear in Battling
Jane at the motion pictures in *. of p.
hall in tnderhill this evening under the
auspices of the Neighborhood Motion Pic
ture club.
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Madge Ellwe1l came Tuesday
morning to the home of r. +. Forbes for
visif.-Miss Sylvia Wellinger is visit
ing al the home of her sister in Wiliston.
MFR and Mrs Augustus Wellinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Bryant have returned
to Michigan after visit at the home of
Mr.. Wellingter's brother, Lawrence We'll
linger,-Mr and Mrs. William Preston
and son Of Burlington were in town
Wednesday at the home of NJ. w Hins-
dale.-Miss Fannie Pierce of Hinesburg
visited the Misses Nora and Lucy Hins-
dale last week.-Mr and Mrs Earl Aver
and children were over-Sunday visitors
At the homes of their parents in Swanton
and st, Adams. Mrs. Aver and two sons.
Harold and Donald. remained for a
longer visit.
Mrs. Miranda Wescott and Mrs.
Edward Kehoe and son. Edwin, were
| in Burlington Thursday.-Mr and
Mrs. Edward Kehoe and son Edwin,
spent the first of the week in Rich
mond.-News has been received by
Mrs. NJ. s. Westcott of tho death of
her cousin. Almra Conner. of Wis
consn. Mrs. Conner was formerly of
Vermont--B H. Forbes was in Bur-
lngton Tuesday.--M. w. Hinsdale and
son. Clark, was in Burlington Satur-
days. j. Noonan and Mrs. A. J.
Purcell were Burlington visitors Sat
urday.-S f. Hinsdale of Burlington
visited his uncle. NJ. W. Hinsdale. re-
centiy.--GeorGe Hnsdale Of Boston is
visiting his wife at their summer
home here
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WESTTORD

A play THE IIoodoo" will be given at
the town hall Friday evening. August %,
and will be followed by a dance at the
knights of Pythias hall.-The Rev. and
Mrs. w. w. White and family are spend
ing two weeks in Canada.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Stevens of Derby Line returned
to their home Saturday after visiting
at w. w. Klmball's and F. b. Smiths
Mrs. Mabel Dane and Miss Lois Redmond
of Newport were guests Of Miss Eliza Allen
Wednesday and Thursday-Mrs Hall and
Miss Ira Holmes of Boston, the latter
called here by the death of her mother
Mrs. Jennie Holmes. have returned to
Boston.-Mr, and Mrs. Moses Louge Of
Essex Junction spent a few days with
Mrs. Mary Henry recently.-Albert LANG
of the Anti-Saloon League will speak In
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing, August A.-The Misses Eliza and
Grace Allen visited Mrs. E. L. Ingalls,
and Mrs. George Allen of Burlington re-
Gently.
Old Home day will be observed in
connection with the community picnic
Friday. August q. Lemonade, coffee
and ice cream will be sold for the
benefit of the library building fund
Games will he played and there will
be speaking in the afternoon. In the
evening the play. THE Hordoo" will be
repeated.-Mr. and Mrs. Dore Rioe and
two children. Katherine and Frederick
of New York, are guests of Mr.. Rice's
father. G. A. Rice-George Cobb and
daughter, Mary, of Rutland visited
Mrs. Carrie Cobb recently.-Mrs F.. b.
Macomber returned Sunday from a
weeks visit in Essex Junction and
JInderhill-Nfrs l.. A. Bates Of Jericho
was recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs l..
E. Howard.-Mr. and Mrs Robert
Faulkns have returned from Lake
Placid, \. Y.-The play. THE Horde,
will be given in Underhill August 81
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RICHMOND

Miss Ruth Saylcs has returned from
|arre where she has been visiting
|iends. maitland Barney. who has been
.verseas the past year. received his dis
barge last Friday and is at the home Of
. is parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
3arney,-Miss Katherine Terrier has re-
,rned from Burlington. She was ac-
.pmpanied home by Miss Miriam Red
1ond. Word was received in town yes
rday Of the death Of Miss Winifred Burke
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
hrs Richard Burke, at Burlington. Miss
Burke had many friends in town who
xtend their sympathy to n bereaved
arents and family.-MissF Lois and
|tiriam Bartlett have returned from
|ioosick Falls. y. v. where they have
cen visiting the past month.--Mrs. len
. &c Berry has returned from Ferrisburg
There she has been caring for Mrs
Robinson and Mrs. Herbert Tenney
| Keene, y. H.. and Mrs. William
onant and son, Robert. of Utica. n. Y,
re visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I. c. Conant.-Mr. and Mrs. John Gun.
ingham and family have returned to
|Volaston. Mass, after spending two
|nonths at the home of NJ. Murphy.-Mrs
|Ianley of Essex Junction is visiting al
he home Of her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Eenyon.-Elmer Squires. who has been a
Priceless operator on the George Wash
hgton the past two years. has received
i is discharge and is visiting his parents
ytr. and Mrs. ID. !. Squires.-Miss Stella
SfcNulty of Burlington visited Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Buey recently.-Miss
sabel Hanks of Washington. u. c.. and
Miss Mildred Moore of Warren have been
fisitine at the home of h. c. Kenyon
The Misses Hazel Berry and McCuen OF
he Mary Fletcher hospital visited
friends in town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
h, j. EnRles and family of Springfield
\fass.. are visiting at the home of Mr.
| nd Mrs. Clifford Goodrich.-The Misses
Marjorie and Dorothy Averill have re-
urned from Rutland where they have
been visiting the past two weeks.-Miss
lydia Bartlett of South Burlington il
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. f. Towne.-
Dan Henley is visiting at the home Of his
! lister Mrs. f. T. Maloney az Jericho
renter.-Harry Beaudry. who has beer
overseas the past % months. has re-
feived his discharge and returned home
Miss AIMS Heath of Barre, Mass. i,
Arthur Simmons. Mrs. s. NJ Martin anc
on Of CRANKY. p O., are guests of hel
lister. Mrs. Arthur Terrien.-Mrs. j. w
Berry is enjoying a two weeks vacation
rom her duties al the Borden's Office
Mir. and Mrs Harold Simmons are visit
|ng freneds in Stowe.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. A. c. Fay and Mrs. F, w. Berry
Ind son, William. have gone to Ticon-
fteroga. y. Y, for visit Of several
weeks.-Mrs. Jennie Bullock is at the
nome Of her son, r. F. Bullock.-Fred
Tabor of Swanton was in this place
August 15.-Mr and Mrs. A. B Wood,
Miss Grace Wood, and Miss Dora Day
pa ssed August "A in Jeffersonville at the
home Of z. A Wood.-Miss Agnes Line
han IL visiting in Morrisville for a few
iays.-Mr. and Mrs. William Decker were
ut East Georgia. August l7.-There was
ball game Monday between the Milton
Boro boys and camp Oasawa, the game
score was hve to one in favor of Milton
poro
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Ella Freeman of Richmond gave
dinner party, Thursday in honor of
Miss Jessie Crane of Chicago, who is
visiting in town. Several were invited
from here.-The Rev. s. p. Perry and
family visited at l.. i. Wyman's In
Starksboro Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. S. ID.
Collins of Bradford Mass, are with her
sister. Mrs. George Warren.-T. II.
Sweet returned home Saturday from the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Hiram
Pierce Is still in poor health.
Mrs. William Locke and daughter of
Messina. y. V, are visiting their uncle,
j. w. Spauldng.-Mr Arthur Moore of
Rutland spent few days last week at
homc.-Cora Spaulding Is home from
summer school and will spend the rest
of her vacation at home.-Miss Bessie
Chapman of Hampton, Va. Is a visitor
at j. w. Spaulding's for a few days
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Carl Chambers and family visited his
parents and former home in Enosburg
Falls and Richford over Sunday making
he trip In his touring car.
Mrs. Charles Reyes and son, of FAN
River, Mass. are visiting at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Louis Martin.-Mrs. wal
err Aldrich was pleasantly surprised Mon
Hay evening when about % of her friends
gathered at her home to remind her OF
her birthday anniversary. After enjoying
corn roast and social evening in gen.
eral. Mrs. Aldrich was presented with a
toffee percoiator.-Alson Rollins is Wis
|ting at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
George Drinkwater, in Underhill.
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MILTON

The funeral Of Mrs. Jennie -Howley
Smith, wife of Peter Smith, who died at
the Fanny Allen hospital after an opera
ton was held from st. AIMS Church on
Thursday at 1000 a. m. The Rev. Father
f. Paquet officiated,' assisted by two
priests from St. Michaels College,. The
bearers We're o. Massey, Edward Ladue,
John Conlin, John McGrath, Lawrence
Rowley and Frank Audette. The honor
AIRY bearers We're Mrs. Melavin. Mrs. Jo-
seph McMullen. Mrs. Edward Lovely and
Mrs. Alex Barry. Mrs. Smith is survived
by her husband and one son, Lawrence,
one sister, Mrs, Julia Barry of Burling-
ton and two brothers, James Of Burling
ton and Edward of New Haven. Mrs.
Smiths death came as great shock to
her many friends as she had always
seemed we'll and strong, Those from out
Of town to attend the funeral were Mrs.
:. Stockwell and daughter. Beulah of st.
Lambert. =. O.. Edward Howley of New
Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barry
Mrs Nell Leonard. James Howley. Mrs
B. f. Stanley and Mr., and Mrs. Edward
Ladoux of Burlington. and Mr.. and Mrs
Gilcn of Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs George Turner and chill
dren, who have been visiting his parents
Mr.. and MIS-, Ira turner, returned Satur-
day to their home in Waltham. Mass
All the cX-Soldiers and sailors of Milton
who were in the service between the dates
of April G, al1 and November II, 1915 are
! earnestly requested to be present at the
q. A. Il. rooms in the Clark Memorial
building Thursday night, August q, at
eight o'clock. This meeting is for the pur-
pose of forming an American Legion and
electing officers George Thompson of
Boston is visiting with his wife and son
at b. ID. Martin's.-y. A. Kennedy has
moved into the Willahd Sanderson house
ron Main street and NJ. J, Perry has moved
into the house of Mrs. Jane Flynn on
Railroad street which he recently pur-
chased -Joslyn Mincker has returned
from several weeks stay at Grand Isle
Miss Bessie johnson has returned to her
home in Tonawanda. y. Y She was ac-
companied home by her aunt Mrs.
Lennie Crown, who will spend some time
| there.-Mrs. d. j. Whittemore returned
| last week to her home in Burlington after
| spending "A week as the guest Of Mrs.
| Kate Clark.-Eugene Laraway and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Laraway are on a motor
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WEST MILTON

Miss Mildred Bashaw OF Winoosk
bent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
/ 4. Granger.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
felch OF Maine are visiting Mrs.
felch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. t..
|lake.-Mrs. Otis Of Enosburg Falls and
Han Rouse of Milton have been guests
r. v. Bleke's.-Mrs. Hortense Muir
Jeffersonvile is visiting at c. l.. San
|erson's .-Mrs. Sarah Costello spent a
Nv days last week in Georgia at w. H..
Nshcney's. Miss Helen Mahoney re-
I,rned home with her Monday for n
: visit
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UNDERHILL

The Go-Ahead club will meet to-day
at two o'clock al the G. A. r. hall.-The
Misses Sadie and X, Anna F1tzsmons
have gone to Saranac and Faust, n. y,
for two weeks.-The Pythian Sisters will
hold fair at the X. Of p. hall Tuesday
afternoon and evening. September 80.
Supper will be served at six O'clock
Miss Kathryn Prior, who has spent the
summer with her taunt. Mrs G, II.
Hutchinson. Of Jericho. Is visiting an
other aunt. Mrs. Ida Jones, Mrs. George
MacBrde. who recently returned from
wyoming. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
c. NJ. Henderson.-Mrs. Elm Bentley
and Mrs. Samuel Bentley and son of
New Bedford are guests this week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Metcaf.-
+. F. Sinclair has returned home from
Chelmsford. Mass. where he has been
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CHARLOTTE

Mrs. Kimoie of South Burlington and
granddaughter of Portsmouth, r. l.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Liver.
more. Frank Barrows of New York and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Barrows Of Yer.
Eennes visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Coleman last week.-Eugene Short
sleeves. Sr. has moved from the Burt
Byington tenement to his home ne pur-
chased of Merritt Carpenter.-Mrs.
George Edgerton and granddaughter,
Clara Doner, spent Sunday in Middle
bury.-The funeral Of George s. Leaven-
worth was held at the Congregational
vestry last Thursday and was largely
attended.
Mrs. Emma Wilson has opened a mani
curing and shampooing parlor in Middle
bury.~Mrs. Josie Wooster is painting
her home and tenement buidings-Mrs
George Edgerton and granddaughter, Miss
clara Doner, passed the week END in Mid
dlebury with Mr. objectionable. and Mrs
Louis Alapa and Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Lii
moge and Master Bernard Gonyeau of
Winooski visited Mr.. and Mrs Tufey
Thomas Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid will
serve picnic supper at Wings Beach
Friday. August %. The grounds will be
open a 400 p. m. when ice-cream will be
VII Sdl' anu tne playground VIII ne there
instead of al the church with reliable
persons in charge. Supper will be served
from six to eight Corn on the cob will be
one of the attractions Every one is in
vited to come and bring his own cup.
knife and fork. II it rains the supper
viii he served at the vestry.--A party Of
over 40 motored from Rutland and spent
the day at Birch island with Mr. and Mrs
1ac n
Foote has received news Of the death Of
her mother, Mrs. Cove. in Bristol-Miss
Claire Beach and Miss June Root, who
have been visiting friends in town. have
returned to their homes in Boston and
Ely. Nevada!-Russel Williams and Sid
ney Falby have returned after spending
the season at Camp Ahnaki.
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs 3. Munger, who has been in
Montana to visit her sister. has returned
Miss Vivian York has returned from
Barre-Mr. and Mrs. A. ~ Tomlinson
were in Cambridge last week. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. Gray.-Mrs. Louise
York. who has been quite III, is better
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Streeter Of Boston
are spending their vacation Of two weeks
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs George
Streeter.-Mrs. j. II. Smith. who was bad
ly injured in a runaway accident last
week. Is gaining slowly. Her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Bartlett, of Underhill Center.
Is with her.-Mr. Hazard has purchased
for the Changers the Methodist Episcopal
chapel for hall, which will be more
convenient than the one they are using -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bixby Of East Barre
visited at A. y. Tomlinsons Sunday
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Smith Of
Underhill Center, widow of Hubbell
Smith, was held at the Baptist Church
Monday at eleven o'clock.-The Rev.
Preston Bcknell of South Lancaster.
Mass. off1ciated, assisted by the Rev. A.
X. Gannoung. 1nterment was In the oeme-
terry here by the side of her husband.
Mrs. Smith was 40 years Of age.
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MALLETTS BAY

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brownell are the
happy parents of a son,-B. +. Gale and
". c. Bombard have put new slate
blackboards in several of the schools in
town.-The Misses Grayce. Ruth and
Nyrl Blakely have returned from a
weeks visit in Massachusetts. where
they visited former residents of this
Town, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Spear
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trip to Southbridge, Mass. and other
places.-Prof. and Mrs. Fred Sewers of
Pavilion. y. Y. have arrived in town and
have engaged rooms In the Wagner build
ing. Professor Sewers is to be principal
of the junior high school.
Sunday services at the United Church
will he as follows: Morning worship.
with sermon by the pastor. at 1o:45;
subject THE Ministry of Courage" sun
day school AT 12:o0 M: V. r. l.. s. at
$40 p. IN. Evening at 7:3O. evangelistic
meeting; subject, THE Two Brothers. "
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Pw days at Starr Farm Beach.-Miss
|arion Higley of Richmond visited her
|hcle, A. II. Higley, last week.-A son
as born to Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Gorton
the Mary Fletcher hospital Sunday
gcninp
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sat down to a delicious and liberal ban
Duet at eight o'clock. Barnes orchestra
of ten pieces from Essex junction fur
nished music throughout the evening
Col. John n. Mimms of Burlington was
the principal speaker of the evening and
gave splendid address of welcome in
his usual eloquent style. The program
closed with the strains of THE Spangled
Banner and the hauling down Of the
flag that had been raised earlier in the
evening over the table occupied by the
boys in khaki. Considerable credit is due
the committee in charge of the cere-
monial and thanks is expressed to those
who so willingly co-operated with the
committee in the discharge of the pro-
gram.
Fifty-ive couples attended the dance
Friday evening for the benefit of the high
school Judging team and a very happy
evening was enjoyed by all. Cabana's
three piece orchestra will furnish music
for another dance of the same kind Aug
gust 18th for the benefit Of baseball or
a grange fund.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Bell
of Burlington were guests at George
Bixby's Friday.-F. f. Saxton of Bris-
toll Conn. is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
r. j. Wpol.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown
Of Stockford. Conn, are spending a two
weeks vacation with Mr.. Browns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Brown. The Brown
home was the scene Sunday of p family
reunion when all the children and grand
children we're present,-Edith Laid
and Dorothy Knight of Burlington are
| spending a few days with Miss Ladd's
grandmother, Mrs. Louise Ladd.-R. J..
Wool attended Jersey field day and con-
vention in Windsor, Friday.-Florence Ay-
ers has returned to her position at the
| local telephone switchboard after two
weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Bixby
have returned from a very pleasant motor
! trim to Lowell, Mass.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr., and Mrs. c. r. Weld of Central
Falls, Il. l., are guests at the home of
L. B. Larabee Miss Dorothy Lara bee
who has been visiting Miss Fanny Martin
Of Plainfeld and Miss Marion Auker Of
Barre, returned home last week.-Mrs.
Bert Reed of Rchford visited at A. C.
Sinclair's Thursday
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ESSEX CENTER

The celebration of Remington Battle
day at Essex took form in some fast
matinee races on the fair grounds and
ball game between Shelburne and the
local team followed in the evening by
welcome home ceremonial to our re-
turned war heroes. large attendance
and pleasant weather made the celebra-
ton a great success. The result OF the
races which were the la.. of series of
three matinees held at Barre. Waterbury
and Essex preparatory to making the
circuit of fairs was as follows:
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WILLISTON

Mus Walter T. Degree of the bSth
Infantry band has returned home after
fifteen months overseas service
Miss Mabel La France and Willisfred
Picard were married at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. H. G. Banks last
Friday. A large gathering Of friends
were entertained Friday night at the
home Of the parents of the bride, Mr.
and Mrs. George La France-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Hanson. Mr.. Tyler and Miss
Phylias Burnett are spending week
with friends in Maine returning the last
Of this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Barclay are
the parents OF little girl born the 18th
of August. Her name is Flora Mary
Miss ADELAIDE Merrill, who has been hav-
ing a vacation OF two weeks. returned to
her position in Burlington this week -
Mrs Della Hildreth, Mrs. Morton Algeres
and three children from Jonesvlle we're
guests of Mrs. B. +. Goodrich last
Friday Brownell Of Burlington
and Mrs. John Collier Of New York city
were guests of Mrs. Carrie Merrill re.
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Synclare OF
Essex Junction visited friends in towr
last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton James
took an automobile ride to Montreal las,
Saturday returning Sunday night.--Mrs
George Goodrich with her grandchild
Madeline. are the guests Of Mrs. Synclar<
in Essex Junction for week or two
Emerson Miles who has been overseas
returned to his home here last Week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Reed Of New Yorl
city called on their aunt, Mrs Jane,
Bryant. last Frday.-Mrs. Brown Of st
Johnsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Webster o.
New Rochelle, y. Y, and Thelms
Webster of Swanton were guests Of Mrs
Carrie Merrill last Thursday.-Mr
Dayton Webster Of Boston Is the CUES
OF her mother, Mrs. Carrie Merrill for
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barne.
and son of New York CITY, were guest,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber las
week.-The Rev. Leigh Deifendorf O.
Albany. n. Y, was the guest Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Guy Lamson last week. calling OF
other friends in the meantime. He wa
a pastor in Williston eight or nine year,