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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

HOLLAND has thirty Eight qualified
women lawyers. nineteen OF whom
practice but are not allowed 10 hois
posts In the courts Of justice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
POOR POLICY.

Everything Gomez TO him who
waits"
Maybe. but that's a mighty poor
way Of getting things"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16
UNCLE eseN's THEORY.

George washi'f'n." said Uncle
Eben. was man OF few words. Any
man dat's keerful not 70 tell lie has
10 Washington Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

LYK0 enriehes the blood. thereby
helping Nature replace worn-out tissues.
and tends 70 tone up the system generally
by keeping the liver. kidneys and bowels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-16

clean. hs aIthy
and active. IL
creates sahearty
appetite, as
tsdiresfim. rru-
noteryour csgzrify
for real hsirx ard
keIps 10 ks<p pea
young IN fsslhng.
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mat plesssrt toz v
on the fnzrset tc
take and u . Just
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xuit-. Get 4 bottle
frHn yD1r druxTi-t
toisy.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Customs Officer Scott OF West Berk-
shire Tuesday night seized a quantity of
liquor and two teams at Prouty's Corner
belonging to Percy stowe of Berkshire
and Archie Zero of this place, together
with some liquor from a man named
Mercy, who was on foot.-A daughter
was born TO Mr. and Mrs n. s. willard
Thursday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Hall, G. n. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Ann whitney and Mrs. Nellie Gil
bert were in Brandon over Sunday. visit
ing relatives-Mr. and Mrs. n. b.
Olmstead, Miss Ruth Olmstead. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Olmstead and son were at
Montgomery Center. Saturday Miss
Ruth and Master Robert are staying a
few days.-Clarence Young visited his
sister at Sheldon Springs, Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs b. w Olmstead and daughte r
with their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Brown. motored to Montreal, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott are moving
into Mrs Charlotte Hibbards house.
MIR. and Mrs. willard Austin and sons of
Sutton, Que, were over sunday guests
at the home of c. J.. Garrett.-Mr. and
Mrs Russell and daughter of Washing
ton, d. c., arc guests at the home Of a.
W. Peao. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Peao
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell visited in
North Troy.-The Misses Ruth and Jessie
Gilbert returned Saturday from Lock
Haven, Penn, and Port Chester. y. Y.
where they had been teaching the past
year.-Hugh Weld Of Berkshire is visit.
ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Phronia
Grant Callers Sunday at the home OF
II. S. Willard were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Seward Of Swanton Mr.. and Mrs. s. w
W. In '
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs. Dell Doolin of Sheldon Springs.
aged 81 years, died at the st. Adams
hospital Wednesday night at u o'clock
from the effects Of a stroke of paralysis
suffered three weeks ago. The body
was taken to the undertaking rooms Of
G. r. McAllister and was taken to
Sheldon Springs Friday. where the
funeral was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The burial was
in the family lot at the Sheldon Springs
cemetery. The deceased is survived by
a son, James Doolin, of Chicago. ILL.,.
who was with her at the time OF her
death; brother, boran Johnson, Of
Stambridge. Que, and two nephews,
Frank and Homer Gldden. of this city.
News has been received of the mar
riage Of Miss Eva c. Marvin and John
McCabe, L. S. n, of Melrose, Mass,
which took place in Chelsea. Mass.
Saturday. June 81. Mrs, McCabe was
former resident Of this city and has
been assistant superintendent of nurses
at the Cooley Dickinson hospital At
Northampton, Mass, for nearly three
years.
Merchants in this city have signed
petition which has been circulated
among them as being in favor Of closing
their stores every Thursday afternoon
during July and August with the excep-
ton of weeks where there is a holiday
81. Adams will be joining the ranks of
many of her sister towns throughout the
State in the shorter hour movement dur
ing the hot months. Although Burlng-
| ton merchants decided not to close Sat
| urday at noon, as was first thought OF,
and petitioned for this spring, the Queen
u CT nj ~ ri
morning and close at five o'clock in the
afternoon. This closing at noon means
at 12 O'Clock and not 1890 or 100, and
! it also means that the stores will remain
closed until Friday morning. The mer-
chants signing the petition are as fol-
lows: Frank l.. Scofield, NJ. ID. Arm
strong, jewelers. Baileys Music Rooms,
The Great Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Co.,
Direct importing Co, r. y. Palmer
NJ. c. Finn. Dorsey Taylor, G. F. Bar
ker, j. o. Corliss, II. w. Deming. c. h
Trudeau, f. A. Bedore, A. l.. Bark
youmb, j. j. Finn, groceries and meat
Dcpatie 81 Mahoney, Fred S. Ralston
+. NJ. Spaulding, =. j. Michaud, shoes
brennan & Doubleday, furniture, G. IL
Morton, Twiggs Badger & Revoir
II. Harris, j. |, Milo, clothing; Nj
Sweeney, Battles & Ballard, NJ Alice
Sheridan. millinery; Eliza G. Macdonald
art store; ST. Adams Plumbing d Heat
ing Co, Hatch Hardware Co., George IL
Perkey hardware; William Doolin q
Co., w. S. Bailey. the L. j. Morton store
Harold Cohen. Leo NJ. Jacobs. Perron a
Boivin, S. Robinson, dry goods j. NJ
Woods, Harry Holmes, bakery; r. IL
Royce, book store; Singer sewing ma
chine shop. 1t is understood that tn
drug stores are in favor of swinging int
line and probably the propretors VIII
make some arrangement. The mrs
observance OF the half holiday will b.
Thursday, July 10.
! The funeral of Leonard Chevrier. age
10 years, who died at the home OF hi
brother. Adelord Chevrier. Sunday morn
ing, was held at Holy Angels Church
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock, the Rev
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Lamoile County
STOWE

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Douglass were Wis.
tied by sixty Of their relatives and friends
at their home on Maine street Friday eve
ming, June p, in honor of the 5Oth ami
versary of their marriage, The receiving
rooms were decorated with ferns and
roses. The four generations OF the fam
lily were all present and included the two
sons Of Mr., and Mrs, Douglass, and their
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Doug
lass and children, Lloyd Douglass, Mr..
and Mrs Lyle Douglass and son. Ralph,
and little Miss Alice Ellen Douglass
Of Waterbury: Mr. and Mrs Edwin w.
Douglass and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Douglass of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Morrill,. Mr.. and Mrs Orlo Douglass
and children, Evelyn and Ralph and the
four younger children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin w Douglass. Mr.. Douglass was
born in Alburg in 1s4S, the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Douglass and came to Stowe
with his parents at 10 years of age. Mrs.
Douglass, who before her marriage was
Ellen Isabel Edison. was the daughter of
Sylvester and Lucinda Luce Edison and
has passed her life in Stowe. The couple
was married by the late Rev. A. NJ. Bout
we'll at Hyde Park June n, 1869. They
have lived in several different parts of
Stowe, but lived at the turner place at
Stowe Forks for IS years. and purchased
their house in the village IL years ago.
Among those present Friday evening were
Mrs. Douglass sister, Mrs. Edwina Har-
ris and brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. o,
w. Edison, another brother, II. l.. Edison
of Morrisville was unable to attend
Among the callers were Mr.. and Mrs
James F. Houston, who celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary recently.
A miscellaneous shower was giver
Friday evening by the Misses Mildred
Smith and Ruth Mcmahon at the home
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of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wright-Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Norton. Alison Swinyer and fam
lily and Mrs. n. w. Sargent and daugn-
ter. Marguerite. attended the graduation
exercises at Montpelier Seminary last
week.-Henry Wright and Arvilla Pierce
were married Tuesday.-In the Center
school the children having no absent
marks for the year were Ebert Rogers
and Greta Swinyer.-Mrs. Emma Strong
will entertain the sHome Circle at the
hall Wednesday, July 9.-Miss Jane Ring
is visiting her sister Mrs. Rufus Atchin-
son. in Morrisvlle.-Samuel Damon and
bridge OF Bristol. Conn, are visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Leavitt.-Howard Baker and family. of
Boise, Idaho, are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Baker.-Mrs. Edith
Mix, of Hardwitk is visiting at n. A..
Carpenters.-George Dwire. of Quincy,
Mass, is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. s. Dwire
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BINGHAMVILLE

Quite serious accident occurred Mon
day in front Of Leonard Clarks as Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Trombly and two small
children driving a team met the car of
Robert Corrigan Of Fairfax. The horse
became frightened and went over steep
bank. All the occupants were thrown
into the barbed wire fence. injuring Mrs.
Trombly quite badly, As it was impos-
sible to get a physician, B. w. Reynolds
of Jeffersonville carried the injured ones
TO their home in Observation-Disclosures
Minor was in Johnson. Sunday.-Julian
Brigham and family of Mortified called
on friends here. Sunday.-Mrs. Anna
Holmes was in Johnson, Sunday.-Wil-
liam Beardsley was in Essex Junction,
Monday. on business. Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo Bellus and family, Mr. and Mrs
RAY Bellus and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Preston all Of st. Adams were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tedford, Sunday.
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l.. r. Desrochers, pastor officiating, with
burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
News has been received of the death
oil Mrs. Julia Perkinsom DEMO. which
occurred June 5. The deceased was for
merly resident of this city.
Ramp XIII kare at Rocky Point opened
Tuesday for the 18th annual season. About
40 boys arrived at the camp Tuesday and
more are expected this week Ralph F.
Perry of Morristown, N. Y, Is director
and II. w. Heath of Lawrence. n. j., Is
director of the tutoring camp at Samson 9
Lake View House, short distance from
the camp. These men also act as coun-
cilor. An extensive athletic program is
being arranged and il Is expected that
the camp will be represented by a strong
er and faster baseball team than ever be-
fore.
Tomorrow will be a day of varied and
interesting entertainment for the MEM
bers of the Champlan Country club. A
committee composed of Mrs. Il. G.. Smith.
Mrs A. +. Ramage and Miss Mable FL
lis being in charge. In the afternoon.
there will be g card party beginning at
four O'Clock. the winner to he awarded
u suitable prize. Throughout the day. a
golf tournament will be held. y. w.
'i""heS anu fNdlpn watson DelnG III
charge of this feature Handicaps will
he arranged and announced and a prize
has been donated for the winner in the
competition. At the close Of the after
noon there will he a picnic supper and
all members are asked to bring their bas-
kets.
Workmen who are repairing the So
called Livingstone house on Bank street
recently purchased by DR.. and Mrs w
j. Upton, found an old tombstone. The
only words that could he made out were
Susie NJ. ....... 1896"
The staff of teachers for the schools
of this city of ST. Adams has been finally
completed and the salaries fixed Prin
II. r. Dickinson will continue his duties
at the high school There will be five
new teachers in the high school faculty
as follows: Mrs. Julia Foster. a gradu.
ate of Wellesley. who has had six years
of teaching at Dover, y. H.; Miss Mary
A. Doyle, a graduate of Albany Teachers
College, with three years experience
Mrs. Jennie Brown, with IL years expert
cnve teaching at oyster Bay, l.. l.; Mis-,
Priscilla f. Wood, a graduate Of Middle
bury College and Miss Helen r. Moore,
q graduate of Albany Teachers College.
A surprise shower party was given Miss
Lillian Peters Tuesday evening in honor
Of her approaching marriage to Otis
Norcross Games were enjoyed and re
freshments served.
A. f. Truesdel and family have moved
from Rutland to the house on North Main
street, which they recently purchased
| from Mrs. John G. Stranahan. Mrs
, Truesdel is manager of the Misssiquo
Lime Works at Highgate Springs and has
been staying at the Tavern for severa
| weeks
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ENOSBURG

The ladies will serve their annual din
ner July in the vestry of Memorial
Church. There will be a game Of base
ball at 1890. dinner at u and an address
by the Rev. S. W. Anthony, who was IS
months in the front line in the Y. NJ. c.
A. huts. Dedication Of flags by the Rev.
w. r. Price In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Leach spent several days last week at
Enosburg F'alls.-A son, weighing 10
pounds, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mcbride June I'LL. C. Libbey. of
Hardwick. visited his sister, Mrs F. n.
Wright. and nieces, Mrs c. r. Leach
and Mrs. r. II. Maynard last week
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WESTFORD

Mrs. c. H. Cobb has gone to Truro,
Cape Cod. to spend two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cobb. who are
there.-Miss Grace Allen is home
from her school in Lynn. Mass, for the
summer.-Miss Myrtle Wiley spent the
weekend in Burlington with her mother
Mrs. Southwick Of Montpelier is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Julia Bates
The services of the Community Church
will be held at the Congregational
Church for the remainder of the year
The Rev. and Mrs w w. White and
son. Howard went to Mansonvile. P t..
Monday, returning Tuesday. Miss Jes..
sey, who has been visiting there for a
few weeks, returned to her home with
them.-The Misses Ethel and Lillian
Cabaret are home for the summer from
their schools in Danvlle and Lyndon
vile.--Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Goodrich
and Mrs. Nora Gravelin have gone to
South Hero for the summer, where they
have positions. Donald and Lillian
Howard are spending week in camp
there
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WILLISTON

The Ladies' Union Aid society met
with Mrs Bingham Wednesday after
noon.-Mrs. II. e. Banks attended the
Kings Daughters convention held in
Woodstock three days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton James and Harold
Bryant passed Sunday at Malletts Bay.
Mrs Hill and Mrs. Elmer Bryant of
Richmond were guests of Mrs James
Bryant last MISUNDERSTANDING Bruce
ha senlisted in the navy.-NIiss lFor-
cnce Metcalf is expected home next
week from Maiden. Mass. to spend her
summer vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Metcalf.--,I. Pratt ac-
cidentally injured one hand while using
dynamite recently.--Mrs. Sarah Dow of
Saranac. n. Y, is spending a few weeks
with her SON. Otis Dow,
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RICHFORD

Miss Doris Sears, Of Irasburg, visited
friends here Monday.--Miss Marion 3.
Rustedt, who teaches in Westtown, Pa.
went to Middlebury Monday, where she
will attend summer school.-Lloyd \.
Woodward principal of the high school
in Argyle. y. Y, is passing the summer
vacation at the home of his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. y. Woodward-Miss
Ardella Draper. who teaches in Mil
ford. Conn. is passing the summer Va
cation at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Puffer, of Newport, visited among rela-
tives and friends in this place during the
past Week.-Mrs. Madelon Bartlett, of
Newtonville, Mass, is visiting at the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Read.
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ESSEX CENTER

The attention Of the public is called
10 the fact that the evening mail ar
rives at 1855 p. m. instead of $40 r. m.
as formerly. The postoffice will close
promptly at $50 p. M. when the eve
ming mail is on time. If late the office
will remain open for 30 minutes after
arrival of the mail.-The postofiice will
be closed Friday. the Fourth, from 1890
a. m. until 400 y. m.-Don't forget the
big Fourth of July dinner TO be served
on the lawn at the postoffice and Mrs.
y. NJ. Whitton's. 1t will be big COM
munity party where one can catch the
right kind of spirit.-rhe Griswold mill
will be taken to Jeffersonville to-day.
Loren Hiliard, the sawyer on the JOB
just completed left for his home in West
Lebanon. y. H., Monday and the other
work men will leave town to-day.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Dymond of Bakersfield is cook at
Rluebird Camp for the summer.-Mrs.
Drevfus and Miss Dreyfus of New York
are nassing week at Bluebird Camp.
Miss Hannah Tilton OF Boston and
Miss Gladys Larock, who have been
nassins the winter in New York, are
heIners at Bluebird Camp.-Miss Louie
carnenter. who has been at Buebird
camn the last week, returned to her
home in Enosburg Falls Tuesday.-Mr
and Mrs. Ned Parmelee Of Enosburg
rails nassed the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs n. f. Comngs.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Schiltius of New York are visit
'rg Mr. and Mrs. A. ~ Paxman and
samiIy.-Mrs. S. p. Perley, who is pass
NO the summer in Burlington, has been
T., town few days.-Miss X, Grace
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MILTON BORO.

hest of Mrs. r. f. Bullock.--There was
Sunday school picnic at Camp Rich
lturday, with ball game between
|ilton Boro and Georgia Plains teams.
he score was Is to 70 in favor of Mil
In Boro-R. f. Miller, c. T.. White and
fired Eaton were in Burlington Satur-
by to attend the ball game.-Mrs. Jen-
|e Fay has returned home from the
larry Fletcher hospital.-Bertha and
(adys Richards are at the home of their
|ther. John Richards, for their summer
kcation.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards
Sere in st. Adams Saturday
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JOHNSON

The high school had a picnic at Lake
Eden. Saturday.-D. A, Barrows and
family were in Orleans. Sunday.-Mss
Josie Drown from North Hyde Park was
in town. Saturday.-Clyde Crowell OF
Concord was in town the first Of the
week.-Mrs.. f. G. French returned to her
home in Danville Monday.-Mrs. G. G.
Perkins visited her parents in Danville.
Monday.-Fred W. Leslie and family
were in Burlington, Monday.-Mrs. Lewis
Demeritt visited her husband at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday. He ia
stll in a critical condition They hoped
to save his leg, but would not know until
yesterday.-At the woman suffrage meet
ing Saturday the following ladies spoke In
behalf of the said measure; Mrs. Halsey
W. Wilson, Miss Marjorie Shuler and
Mrs. Lillian Olzendam,-Mrs. A. j. Gould
remains about the same but is not abls
to do anything about the house-There
was a slight frost Sunday morning doing
considerable damage to garden vege-
tables on the hill farms.
Leonard Pearl from Exeter College. ".
H, is spending his summer vacation
with his mother. Mrs. Hattie Pearl
Mrs. +. NJ. Brewster eias gone to RAN
dolph for the summer. her niece Miss
Florence goes to the Loon Lake House,
Loon Lake, ~ Y, for the summer.-Mr
and Mrs w T.. Tracy have returned
from Searsburg.- H. Stearns and
George Mills We're in Franklin Tuesday
on fishing trip,-Mr. and Mrs y. j.
Perry were at the Campbell reunion at
l.. c. Gates in Morrisville Friday.-Dr.
| j. NJ. French, from Milford, y. H.. ia
visiting his nephew, +. S. French Mr..
Sarah Halves from Jeffersonvile visited
at Mrs, f. X. Fitzgeralds the first of this
week.-R. II. Powers has returned from
the hospital in Burlington where he
went for treatment for hernia-Mrs.
John Griffin and Mrs. Stowell from HYDE
Park were in town Tuesday.-Mrs Flora
Hooper and sister, Miss Bernice Beecher.
(Continued ON page teal
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A. w 1sham Is having a vacation from
his duties in the condensary and will with
his family and Miss Mary Benoit STAY in
the cottage of j. e. Towle at Riverside
camp-W. NJ. Towle and sister, Miss
Phoebe NJ Towle, Of Burlington, we're
in town Tuesday. going that afternoon
to Riverside camp. where they will pass
the summer at their cottage
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HlLLWEST

W. p. and c. D. Shangraw were in
Richford on business, Saturday.-Mf. and
Mrs. William Barber visited at Charles
Rushford's last week.-Mrs.. Moses New
city Of Hyde Park is visiting her son. w.
=. Shangraw. for a few days.-1srael
Touchette is visiting his niece, Mrs.
Charles Rushford-Mildred Myott is the
guest of her grandmother, Mary Myott'-
Mrs. Austin McGrail passed few days
last week at the home Of her son. John
McGrail.-Mrs. NJ. o. Jewett has employ
ment in Montgomery as housekeeper for
Edward Baker-The cottage prayer
meeting will be held Friday evening at
the home of John Ariel. Sr.-Clyde Shan
graw has purchased the Henry Shangraw
farm for nominal consideration. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Jette passed Sunday al
Homer Wetherbys.
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EAST CHARLOTTE


4 daughter, Mildred Marietta.
as born June is to Mr.. and
rs. Edward Bessett. Sr.-Miss Su-
IN Norton of Middlebury is visiting
IF sister. Mrs. Irving Bradley.--Mr. and
RS. f. p. kimball and infant daughter
Id Mrs. r. c. Beers of Essex and Mrs.
ctoria Bradsley of Plattsburgh. y. Y,
no motored to Charlotte to visit Mr..
ID Mrs. Lewis Beers. have returned to
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs, Ella Payne and daughter, Helen,
Of Verona. y. j. and Miss Flossie
Lavalley Of Massachusetts are staying
at Homer Frazier's.-Mrs. OBrien's con-
dition shows no improvement-Mrs Min
ME Andrus of Richford has opened the
Clapp house. preparatory to the coming
Of Miss Clapp.-Mrs. Anna Head has
returned to Rchford.-Mr, and Mrs.
James Newcity and son, Harry. of Bris-
toll. Conn, are spending a months va
cation at Frank Millers.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. s. Parker and sons. Charles and
Robert, went by automobile to Burling-
ton Saturday returning Sunday with
Miss Lucy.-Winford Moffatt is at home.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Sylvester.-Last Friday. a
highly successful supper was arranged
at Mrs. Charles Roberts home, under the
direction of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist Church. over 10 people
took supper and enjoyed the social oppot
tunity and a good sum went to the
treasury Of the society.-A Sunday school
picnic will he held July 4 on Frank
Pratt's farm. There will be sports and
bail game before and after dinner.
Each one is to take his own lunch.
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HINESBURG

All business places in this village will
closed at noon Friday, July 4th.-Mr.
hd Mrs. A. S. Hull are in Burlington
| is week looking for house. They
fpect to move in Enthusiastically Dast
rs moved into the house which Edward
Ihforce recently purchased of DR.. II. f.
Iunt Dr. Hunt will occupy the Sanctu-
~ house for a few months. Howard
prague has received his discharge and
at his home here. He has been in the
rvice Is months and was overseas II
|onths with the LIST Division.-H
prose is also discharged and visiting
Iiends here. He had been in the serv-
r a year.-The funeral of Private Nor
| an Il. Irish was held at the Catholic
|nurch at East Charlotte Tuesday,
iss Marguerite McDonough is spend
this week with n college friend at
land Pond.-E. G.. Millham and family
be away at a summer resort for a weeks
lcation.-Darwn Dimick has returned
ON a two weeks visit in Warren
ISIS Margaret Woodward OF Johnson is
e guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. r. Lucia.
Philip Eddy and family are in Lyn-
Pnvlle for week, visiting Mrs. Eddy's