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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28

was present and favored the company
with two selections. all OF which were
enjoyed. Miss Carrie Eaton. the chair
man OF the committee on refreshments,
served popcorn and candy to the com
pany.-The annual district meeting of the
fourth district, Order of Eastern star,
Will be held at Randolph Wednesday,
September 3, when 1t is expected there
Will be several grand officers and guests
personalities Neva Bohonon of Chelsea.
who has been with Mrs. Fred Jcrd this
week for a few days visit left Wednes-
day for her home.--Theron Brooks left
here Tuesday night after a several days
stay with his family at the home Or
W. f.. Lamson. for his home in Wash
ington. stopping over in New York. on
ousness.-M II. ~ story, for ten days
the guest of w. IL. Lamson and family,
left wednesday for her home in phila-
delphia.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fits of
North Reading. Mass, who have been
with friends in this place for few days,
left Tuesday night for their home. We'd
nesday their daughters, the Misses Eva
and Hazel Fits. accompanied nv Mr..
and Mrs. Judson Fits. left by automobile
for North Reading. Mass.-Miss May
Tyo Of Malone. y. v, who Is passing her
vacation at Sharon, was in town We'd
nesday visiting Mrs. Nette Rix and her
daughter. Mrs. Olive Rx Mayo. for "A
short time.-Stephen Whitman of South
Royalton visited at the home of Mrs
Harry Chase Wednesday.-Mrs. r.. e.
Markham and two daughters, who have
been in Montpelier and Worcester visiting,
relatives and friends. returned home We'd
nesday.-W. S. S. Buck and family are
moving from the Williams house on
Summer street to the house of Mrs. 3. c.
Gabrielle on Pleasant street.--Miss VERNE
Chamberlin went to Bethel Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Robert Noble.-Mrs f. T.
Dubuc went to Montpelier on business
Wednesday. MIR. Dubuc remains about
the same and is able to sit up only
about an hour each day
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RANDOLPH CENTER

The Grange picnic held here last We'd
nesday with surrounding Oranges in at
tendance was well enjoyed. The baseball
game between the visiting superintendent
and Changers was quite exciting. the for
mer winning.-Mr. and Mrs William
Boudro and son, Hollis, Mr.. and Mrs
David Fortune and Mrs. Peter Lebeau
and daughter. Rita. are guests at the
home of George Boudro.-Mr. and Mrs
Guy Hebard OF Burlington were over
sunday guests at the Randolph House
visiting their parents.-Last week was a
busy week. The superintendents of the
State, with the exception of one, held
their conference here and together with
their wives numbered one hundred. MIR
and Mrs. g. l.. Green were in Montpelier
Monday on business.-Mrs Fred Nuttine
Is entertaining her sister from Massa.
chusetts. Mr.. and Mrs Trusdell of New
Haven. Conn, are visiting her mother
and sister at the Partridge home.-Hill-
crest Grange observes "childrens night
next Wednesday evening, September g.
Mrs. Harry Cooley and Miss Frances
Hebard have charge of program
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LOWELL.

During the severe thunder shower Sun
day morning lightning struck the big
farm barn belonging to Dennis Hines,
burning IT and its contents. The barn
was filled with hay and some grain.
Lightning also killed COW belonging to
Eleazer Mitchell and two yearlings he
longing to B. w. Stannard, during the
shower.-Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst and
daughter of North Troy spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. o.
Sanborn-Dr, G, H. Newton of Water
bury was the guest of his father, H. II.
Newton, Friday-Mr. and Mrs. c. r.
Curtis and party spent few days last
week in Bennington,-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph German of Montgomery Center.
r. GERMAN Of Waterbury. Conn. and L.
Dezotell of Bakersfield were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dlette
Miss Nellie Harding Of Lynn, Mass, ia
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w r. Brush. who installed diamon'
on the Patterson field last year, has made
a new one on his own land in meadow
I'm front Of Dr. j. +. Newton's. 1t Ia notyet
FULLY completed but it is going to be
a fine one when done. Frank Charlton OF
orwell was in town Monday and Tuesday.
Harvey Hulett and Stephen w. Brwn
went to Rutland the past week.-Dr. Jas
per T.. Newton arrived home Monday,
greatly improved in health. after several
weeks absence. He has been seriously
i'll but seems to have fully recoyered-
John A. Briggs Of Ticopderoga came to
town Monday and is at his farm on the
turnpike.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

The w. X. c. held a delightful social
At the home of Mrs. C. G. stevens with
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. George Dumas
for hostesses, on Thursday. The affair
was held on the lawn of the two adjoin-
ing lots owned by the hostesses and
proved TO he very enjoyable affair,
with refreshments served at the close.
Four birthdays We're OF served by small
gifts, the ladies being Mrs Matte Cope
land, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Coughlin and
Mrs. Ketchum. The presentation of gifts
was made during the afternoon. There
were g. present for the social.-Miss
Emma Blakely closed a two weeks' stay
here with her mother. Mrs. l.. J. Blakely.
and other relatives, and lief, on Saturday
for Newport, whore She is employed in
a store.--John Henry of Rochester was
a business visitor in town on Saturday
The Rev. w, $. Smithers went to
Woodstock Saturday to supply the pull
pit of the Methodist Church.-Mrs. l.. 8.
Brigham left here Saturday for New
tonvillc, Mass. where she went 10 visit
her old home and relatives. - T.. French
went To Hancock Saturday to visit his
brother. James French. for n few DAYS
Mrs. Martin sumner and children came
from Braintree Saturday for short
visit with her father. a. II. Flint, If
Miss Florence Cantlin, who has been
here from Lebanon. y. H., went 10 North
field Friday to visit Mrs, Olive Rix
Mayo, and ON Saturday The two returned
here for an over Sunday stay.--Mrs. r.
Parnigoni OF Barre visited Mrs. A. MAJ
zolni on Saturday.-AIiss Mary Wedg-
wood came from New Haven, Conn,
Saturday for vacation with her mother,
Mrs, w. J.. Wedgwood. s, S. Buck is
moving his family from the Williams
house on Summer street to the house
of Mrs S. &. Gabrielle on Pleasant
street.-Miss Ramona Golden returned
from three weeks stay at Camp Wut-
taunoh at Canaan, y. H.. on Saturday
to remain here until the opening OF
Afhool,-Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Tenney and
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NORTHFIELD

Andrew r., Denny, one Of Northfeld
oldest and most highly respected resi-
dents, passed away at his home or Mali
street SuHay afternoon after only
few hours illness. On Saturday he wa
about as usual and down town Sunda,
morning ne complained Of not feeling
well aud returned to bed about eigh
o'clock, becoming unconscious immedi
ately after getting into bed He passed
away about four o'clock in the afternoon
Mr.. Denny was horn in South North
field, August {, 1882. The deceased is tn,
last of family of five sons and tw,
daughters OF Samuel Denny, one Of tn,
old families Of the United States, Mr.
Denny married Annette Ainsworth, wht
died several years ago. He lie survived
by one son, Addison O. Denny OF Bos
ton, and two sranddaughters. Mildred
who had made her homo with her grand
father for several years, and EVELYN a
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CRAFTSBURY

An automobile party, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Dutton, Mrs, Hattie
Patterson and MIR. and Mrs. Iadd from
whitman, Mass, were week END visitors
in Buriington.-A. p. Pike was in st,
Johnsbury Tuesday. for medical advice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Bemis from Whit
man, Mass, left Monday for their return
trip.-F. j. Glidden went. Tuesday, to
st. Johnehury for medical advice He
was accompanied by fDr, Easton.-C T..
Cowles attended the teachers meeting in
Randolph last week.-Naughn Wheeler
and faslily are occupying the Chase
cottage at Lake Hosmer.-Mrs. Perkins.
who has been visiting her uncle returned
Tuesday to Toronto, Ont, accompa MED
by her daughter.-The Rev. and Mrs. o.
B. Wells returned from Riverside Camp,
w ednesday.--Mrs.I j. Smith and family
are occupying their cottage on Lake
Elego.
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Orleans County
GREENSBORO

The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet this week with Mrs. T.. c. Kinney
at Winnemere cottage by the lake OF
Friday, August 20 at 2:30 o'clock-Mrs
William Hughes will speak on Norman
ism and it Ia hoped a goodly number will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
hear her-Thc Rev. F. NJ. Snyder of
Hartford. Conn. preached at the congre-
gational Church Sunday morning The
audience was small owing to the severe
thunder shower which continued for an
hour or more at the time just before and
during service.-Next Sunday the Rev.
Mr.. Keller of Ynnkers. ~ y. will
preach.-Norman Dufur went to RAN
dolph. n f., last week to visit his
mother for few days.--W. :. Bodine
visited in New Hampshire last week.
George Porter was a business visitor in
Montpelier the last Of the week w. s
ingalls, returned from few days d, Old
Orchard the middle of the week. H.
Dufur came from Boston. Saturday, to
look over his hotel property-Mr. and
Mrs. Byron jackson of Barre are visit
ing at A. F. Jackson's and Saturday took
an auto trip to Wiiloughby Lake.-Mr and
Mrs. John Darlington and Mrs. Gertrude
Paquetfe are taking an automobile trip
through Canada. DIR. Charles Cook of
Natick. Mass. is spending a few weeks
al the home of his brother. j. r. Cook
The entertainment given by the young
people from camp saturday evening
drew we'll filled house and the audience
showed their appreciation by frequent
applause. About 800 WAS realized and
after the play was rendered dancing
was INDUCED in for an hour or so-Mrs.
Lazott and daughter of Nashua. y. H.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. William Bates.
Mrs. Atwood is in the BriGhtlook
hospital at ST. Johnsbury for treatment.
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WATERBURY,

Mrs. ID. C. Jones, State manager OF the
war savings committee, has returned
! from her weeks trip in the interests of
the work successful meetings having been
held at Burlington, St Adams, St Johns
| bury and Lunenburg. An account OF the
Burlington and St. Adams meetings has
been previously given. The ST. Johnshurv
meeting was particularly strong com
prising the workers in the counties Of
Caledonia Essex and Orleans counties
| The speaker was Mrs. Myra r. Lord Of
Boston. field secretary Of the women's
| organization for the frst federal reserve
district. Mrs, Lord has most pleasing
personality and her addresses at these
meetings have shown clearly the value
of the work. Two sentences of Mrs
Lords have come strong We should be
thrifty now for the benefit of ourselves
During the war we did il to helm the
government" The salvage idea. which
has been successfully worked in Barre
and Montpelier was also brought out. She
was followed by Mrs Jones. who eN
planned in detail. how the proposed thrift
campaign could he conducted Mrs Jones
is receiving much deserved praise
throughout the State for her ability in
organizing and handling this work
Al the Lunenburg meeting the entire ad-
/ dress was given by Mrs. Jones Figures
of interest regarding the work will soon
he given out by Ernest T.. Joslyn of this
place, state distributor That each county
is working well is evident from the re-
turns of stamps sold. Another item in
the work which is OF special interest
here AS the Ford party went through this
locality is the new Pictorial News"
which has the picture Of THE Canning
Party Of Famous Men" each one of
whom buy and keep war savings stamps.
appointments OF value seem to be
coming well 10 Waterbury people. the
latest being that of Or F.. F.. Steele. .Ir..
to the e.. Public Health Service Diyi-
sion Marine hospital and relief with Of
fee at room +C6 Audubon building New
Orleans, La, Lieutenant Steele has been
recently discharged from the medical
corps T. :. army. He was for many
years local health officer here and will
take up this work with zeal Mrs. steele.
who is the district nurse here. will NOT
go to New orleans. at least, until cooler
weather.
Roy W. Demeritt goes to Randolph this
week TO look over corn and see about
getting the branch factory there in
readiness for this seasons pack Frank
Bacon probably viii join him later in
the week. Next week the canning of
corn is expected to begin at both fac
tories. The outlook for a good corn crop
is very bright,-Thursday evening n
birthday party was rendered Miss
Blanche Morse at her home on Perry
Hin, it being her 18th birthday. This
was observed by - neighbors and friends
Many presents were left the young lady.
among them wrist watch, Cake and
ice cream were served and a good time
enjoyed by all MIR, and Mrs. V. V. Tur
ner have returned from Rhinebeck.
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WESTFIELD

Sunday morning from five to eight there
was continuous thunderstorm of great
severity. The lightning struck a tree
near Edward Kings and twice struck
the lightning rods at William Bryant S
and burned out>the fuses in many places.
The supper given by the L. s. A. Aug.
70 was aereat success. over s23 was
realized from the supper and home ade
candy sale.-Mr. and Mrs Maurice Gray
went to Johnson Sunday.-Mrs. o. w.
Bailey and daughter. Kathleen. spent a
few days last week at Mansonvile, Can,
with her daughter, Mrs. Guy George
Mr., and Mrs Charles Wells and daugh-
ter OF Springfield, Mass, are visiting their
sister. Mrs, George w. Miller. The Millers
nave not decided whefe to move but have
stored their goods in w. O. Wright $
tenement house.
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WATERVILLE

Mrs Ella Wiley was in Worthwhile last
Teek.-Mr. and Mrs Bragg visietd their
Slaughter In Highgate over Sunday.--Mrs
Ola Kelley of Manchester, y. H.. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Florence Lumbra -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smile Of Montpelier
are visiting at the homes of l.. L. and
w. p. Smilie.-Mr. and Mrs. Beeman
Nanve and daughter are visiting in
Canads-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prior OF
Willston are visiting their daughter, Mrs
II. F. Beard.-There will be services at
the churches next Sunday,-Mrs. Oscar
Hazen and children of North Hero visited
her mother, Mrs Nellie Langdel and
brothers last week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. e.
Hill are entertaining friends from Eur
lington
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BENSON

REID day was celebrated with great eclat
FRIDAY There was large turnout and
good time. 1t was the first field day
mat Benson has had in several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

A FIVE POINT sNAP-tWo blocks
east Of Five Points, a four room cot
tagc all modern couTeuiences, on
south front lot. See this today.
Price s25co Only S250.00 cash, ball
auce S250 per month.
A MANHATTAN HEIGHTS location.
dandy little four room and glass sleep
ing porch home. good shed and
garage Close TO school and car line.
only s2000.l0-s300.0 cash, balance
$500. including interest
LESLIE REED.
Real f-state-Insurauce Rentals.
g15 Allls Bldg Phone 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
For Sale-City Property

For Sale-City Properly
FOR sALE-lly home g rooms. pressed
brick close Ga. 1917 Montana Telephone
BIG BARGAIN-Eish room. 2 story brick
near High school terms Ph- 80
FOR sALE-By owner. 6 room bungalow,
easy terms Phi ASA
FOR SALE 81 OWNER room mod
ern bungalow, on two lots, sleeping
porch, basement, cement Sidewalks
garage. plenty Of outhouses. 20 young
fruit trees. . blocks from car line, in
Iobin addition, near Washington
Park s-75o. small payment down.
balance easy terms VIII take as part
payment automobile. COW or anything
Of value. Phone 70lL
TN LOIS On corner q Nevads and VIZ
Eiuia SIS; these lots are in excellent
SET an apuraisemeut on this property and
you VIII find these are worth $1,000
CAL ~. r. Piper or " K MARI.
JAMES T. 1IARR & COMPANY,
Phous $3.50 so4 san Antonio.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. FURNISHED
COMPLETE WITH MAHOGANY AND
CIRCAsSIAN WALNUT.
Six rooms. everything modern and built
in- this IS one Of the most beautiful homes
tn Fl Paso. nothing left out, must be seen
to be appreciated. viii sell FOR 81. Qols un-
der value am leaving city look this over
II you want something good, built for
home. Owner 1898 Ia Luz St, Phi. ST48W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

sFECIAL BARGAINS
S250.O0 CASH, f6Z50 monthly. buys II
model one ton Republic truck. in fine me-
chanlcal condition.
ONE FIVE PASSENGER Hupmobllc. l9ls
model good mechanical condition Price
F1150 90. Terms
SEVEN PASSENGER Chandler. wire
wheels cord tires. now top. good paint. Al
condition mechaui cal1r. $4,000 cash
S6250 monthly.
Open sunday A. n
MOTOR CAR sATEs COMPANT. INC.
COS Montana. Phone 65l5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

For Sale-FaFms and Ranches
---~---~---~-~-~---------
RANCH for rent AZ Tsieta. 60 acres. 20 In
allalta Apply 10 s. OREGON 81
PARTY IN DOUGLAS, ARIZ., Who wrote
me regarding cattle ranch in Arizona
failed 20 sign name and address iu letter.
Write me again.
r. = LYONS. Zoe TEXAS ST
FOR RENT-35 acres one-half mile from
Las Cruces depot on gravel road four
room house, suitable for cantaloupes or
trucking; 10 acres already plowed. acres
ln ALFALFA good land c. r. Quesenberrys
las Cruces n. 81
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two 80 acre
tracts. an 10 alfalfa, on the Island; also
house barn and lots IN Fabens; viii con-
sider some business In FL Paso. address
w s.. care Herald.
MISSOURI FARMS, 10 acres. sI5o, s.
monthly; 20 acres. $500. SO monthly:
productive. no wet waste land. abundant
rainfall. healthfEl climate. good schools
and churches. close 70 good railroad town
and big markets. P +. ID. and rural
telephones. fine for fruit. vegetables poul-
try and hog raising plenty Of nee range,
perfect title. free round "trip railway fare
10 inspect. money back after year u
dissatisfied. photographs and fun infurzna-
-lcu free. Write z h. w 800 Baltimore
Ave Kansas CITY. NO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

IPIHIUENT WINIED
Modern s room residence.
very close in TO trade in as
part payment on small
apartment house Of 6 or
apartments.
FISK AlIsET REALTY co.
Arcade New Trust Bldg.
Phone 1913.
Members FL Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

GOOD TERMS on THIS ONE
large rooms and bath. re-
ception hail. brick garage.
close in on paved ST., $500.
ALTA VISTA
9 room bungalow, glassed-in
sleeping porch, paved St..
hardwood floors. $4,000.
Terms.
IT YOU are looking G0r a
home complete in every re-
spect have an $4,000
proposition on Grant ave.
thar is well worth inVesti-
cation.
CALL PRESTON WITH
CHARLES b. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance.
city National Bank Bids
Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

SUNSET HEIGHTS HOME
@ room two story red brick faces
south. TIE very best buy in the city
rcdav. An elegant home for little
money. Price $500.
T.. G. HUMAN
40l First Vat Blk. Bldg. Ph. 4175.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

SIE- EOOM lbunEaloTa iu restricted RS
dence- section close 20 Alta vista s1hqois
f--l7T-nrd finr-s basement and heating
plant Beautifully cousructac- these
houses can hs b5uEht for s1ooo under their
T,sIIss l. MARI & COdPASY,
Phone .a=0 209 san Antoine
CLOSE ii. 8 room bungalow, just 1loe6a
from high school OF paved street, tn-a
house has all modern conrenlences. inc.ln-
sr- basement and heating plant ana d 9
M barraln az the price; @ sou are look
me Tor something close in be sure 90 M
TcstiEzte this
an ~ u Piper or W- r. Mari,
JAMES J. lIARR & C0MfANA.
----- rr-r rnt san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

ALAHOGORDO sT.-lIodern
six room bungalow, hard
wood floors. handsomely FIN
ished. heating plant, iustan-
taueuus heater, sleeping
porch. garage immediate
pOsessions terms s550o-0o.
ABAMOGORDO sT.-New i've
room bungalow, close 70 Five
Points. oak floors, tiled
bath: $500 doWn viii handle,
GRANT AVE.-Beautiful i've
room bungalow with
sleeping porches. furnace
hardwood floors. fruit. vines
and flowers; a real home and
a real sacrifice at $4,000. You
must act quick 10 get this.
CLOSE IN BUNGALOW
Splendid neighborhood. close
to high and graded schools.
six rooms, up TO the minute
in every respect hardwood
floors. furnace, brick garage:
its equal can't be bought for
less than $1,000. Offered for
quick sale at $500.
alta NIsTA-Five room
bungalow on fifty foot lot.
paved street; owner must
sen. only $4,000. Terms.
ATTRACTIVE BUT-It IS
impossible TO describe here
the many attractive buys we
have in all parts OF city.
Tell US what you want. we
probably have it.
EISk-RAMsET REALTY CO.
Phone 1913.
arcade New Trust Bldg.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

sewn ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE,
large nerches, basement brick gar
age, three lots paving paid, immed-
late possession given buyer s4t54i
500 cash. bal mo-
FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
basement, furnace. two lots. near
Country club $780, $3.50 cash
-FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
large p0rches. paved street in Alta
Vista. $500. $3.50 cash.
THREE ROOM BRICK COTTAGE,
large rooms large p0rches, Slsul-
$50 cash; bal. mo.
THREE ROOM ADOBE, splendid To-
cation. TularOsa St Ssl5, SIS cash,
FRANK Z. cox.
Pho. s425. 219 Gables Bldg.
NEW BUNGALOWS ~
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
We are building ten new modern
bungalows in Manhattan Heights
several now ready for occupancy
Prices $3.50 70 $500 each Terms
$500 cash and $50 TO $50 per month
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
1l6 Texas st. Phone 4Zzb.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board
WANTED TO BUF-Good 5 room
modern bungalow, north side OF
eastern section. Have several
buyers waiting For quick action
list yours at once
PHTLLIPs-CREIL REALTY co.
Phi. 1856 307 First Nat Bldg.
FIVE lois located WITHIN 3 blocks of
the new high school. these lots are in
perfect shape being on grade. and can be
bought for around $500 a lot. they are
worth $500; these are exactly 90 adrer-
tfsed Cali ". r. Piper or W r. Mari
JAMES L. MARI q COMPANY,
Phone 1850 20f san Antonio.