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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20

FAMILY lot I'm the cemetery at Shoreham.
Miss Thiraza A. Carney of weybrdgc
street has just shipped by express to the
Bowery Mission In New York good sized
lot or clothing which she has had given
her by numerous people In town for that
purpose.-The members of the Moosala-
moo club Will hold q smoker Thursday.
Dewitt Walsh, who returned to Albany,
N. Y, after a months visit in town with
his friend, John Higgins, on Monday.
has returned to town to attend the flu
neral which will be held in the Catholic
Church in this village to-day at nine
o'clock-Arthur Douglas has gone to Han
over, n. H., to visit his sister. Mrs. Hunt
Wilcox. He was accompanied by his
sister, Ella, who will send the winter
there.
| There was crowded house to greet the
presentation of the NJ. w. A. Ministries
at the town hall Tuesday evening. under
the direction of w. NJ. Gibson of this
village. The following was the makeup
OF the cast: Tambos, John Lowell. John
Gerrow, Willis Waite, James McNulla.
Frank Bullock, Edison Graves. Frank
Ashley, Cecile Burns. Wilma Herbert.
Lillian st. John, and Clara Wissel; bones,
William Gibson, Stanley Hebert, Frank
Heighter, Nathan Grady, Fletcher Tay-
lor, Hebert Treadway. Roy Barter, Hazel
Stokes, Evelyn Coursey, Laura Sullivan
and Margaret Smith; accompanst, Miss
Irene Burns. The entire company will go
TO Shoreham Friday, where in the eve
ming they will appear in the town hall
under the auspices of the Ladies' society
of the Catholic Church.-Harold Delpha,
who recently returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he underwent
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BRISTOL

The conference of teachers OF Addison
northeast district, held in the high school
building Friday, was a success In every
way. Every teacher in the district was
present. Following the conference Super
intendent and Mrs. Beebe gave recep-
ton TO the teachers at their home on
Garfield street Superintendent and Mrs.
Beebe and Principal Selden of Bristol
Principal Davis of New Haven Mrs.
Wade OF Starksboro and Mrs. Garland
Of Lincoln were in the receiving line.
Dainty refreshments were served.-Super-
intendent Coggins of Vergennes and
Superintendent Eddy Of Middlebury were
in town to attend the conference of teach
ers Friday.-kenneth Bicknell was at
home from Woodstock over Sunday
Miss Marion Mullngs of Middlebury Col
lege spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. d. c. Mullings.--The loyalty class Of
the Federated Sunday school had social
in the church parlors Monday night
Riddy Norton OF Middlsbury College spent
Sunday at his home here.-The second
entertainment Of this winters course
The Metropolitan Trio" will be given
in Holley hall Thursday evening.
A. w. Henry of Plattsburgh, N. r.,
spent Sunday with his family here.-Mr
and Mrs Ira Il. Stewart started Tuesday
afternoon for California, where they will
spend the winter with relatives at Los
Angeles.-E. w. Jennings and George
Hawthorne went to st. Adams Saturday.
returning Sunday.--About $50 members
were secured in the recent Red Cross
drive.-It 10 reported that Henry F.,
Harvey. who Is In a sanitarium In Bur-
lington for treatment, Ia much better
Miss Verta r. Nahum. who has been at
the Heaton hospital for the past three
months has been accepted an nurse in
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JERICHO

q. Ballastra has completed work for
Carl Densmore at the Granite shop and
will sail from New York Saturday for
Spain to visit his family through the VIM
ter.-Wnliam Densmore was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives in Barre
Mrs Mary Wright is seriously i'll 1T tho
home of her sister. Mrs. sophia Ring
Mrs. c. S. Brush and son. Maurice, were
visitors In Jeffersonville Sunday.-Mrs.
Carrie Jackson of Underhll was a sun
day visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hurd Montague.-Mrs. George Swan il
confined to her bed and is in a serious
condition with lung troubie.-Miss Bertha
Schillhammer of Cloverdale was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Schllham-
mer-Mr. and Mrs. @. s. Potter have
purchased of j. n. Porter the Irving
Nealy farm located on Lee River.-Mrs.
Clifford Barney and Reginald Hoskins
were Saturday visitors in North Williston
at the home of Mrs. Edna Teachout.-A
claiment for the estate of Mrs Lucy
Albee, who died intestate in the Vermont
State hospital at Waterbury, has appear
ed in the person of Mrs. l.. L. Bombard
of Bakersfield. Mrs Bombard claims to
be niece OF Mrs. Albee, who died leav
ing several hundred dollars II was
though she had no heirs and that the
money would go for schools in Jericho
Mrs. Cora Tromby who has been visit
ing in Fairfax, St. Adams and jefferson
vile, the past few days, has returned to
her work.-Mrs. Harriet Kinney is in
very poor health.
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RIPTON

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday will be as follows: 200 p.
M. preaching by the pastor, subject,
Paying the Fare" 800 p. M, Sunday
school --Miss Nina Hart who has been
"a visitor at the parsonage for few days,
has returned to her home In Hubbard
ton.-Mrs. w. II. Merrier, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. V. r Waller,
of Hubbardton. returned home the 17th.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MOBILES have closed
their home for the winter and have gone
to live with their son, Homer Mobiles
The Rev. w. II. Merrier was in Barre
Brown, Of the northern part of the town
has purchased a farm in Middlebury and
takes possession in the near future.-The
Rev. w. IL. Merrier Is in attendance at
the Vermont State Leaders Training
Conference" at Burlington this week.
The Rev. w. H. Merrier officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Keeler at East Middle
bury the lsth,-Miss Reta Campbell left
the 18th for Bradentown, Fla, where she
will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Foster.
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MONKTON

Il. II. Palmer has sold all or his real
estate property. with his two farms
and four houses in the village, includins
his home place and feed $ tore, to Cas-.
sius Farr, who bought the late +. H
Dean store and stock Of goods last spring
He will take possession This fall and is
to keep feed store also Mr.. Palmer RS
tains IA part of the house for his goods
and Will remain there until spring, al
he has personal property to dispose Of
"A business meeting was held at the
church Sunday after services in regard
to making needed repairs on the church
property.-George w. Sweet has bought
the horse, wagon and harness and robes
OF Hobart Cross He is doing an ex.
tensve business buying raw fur for other
parties. Fur animals are plentiful In this
vicinity.-Mr and Mrs. w. c. Donahue
have returned from their visit to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Russell have re-
turned from Arlington. where they visit
ed their son, DIR. George A. RUSSELL
There Is to be n social dance ut Woodr,en
hall on Friday evening. November 81.
Music will he furnished by Browns
nrphastra
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Friday night, u whist party will be
given by the Young Ladies' Sodality
of st. stephens Church, in Corpora
ton hall. The party will take the form
OF reunion, as the church during the
period of the war gave up all social
activities. Following the whist play
ing, refreshments will be served,
Winooski Lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose, held its installation Of Officers
in Its rooms on Weaver street Monday
evening The following officers were
installed: Dictator, William McGee
Past Dictator, l.. T.. Allard: vicc-dic-
tator. Harvey Kirby: prelate, Albert
II. MCGEE; treasurer. Walter Smyle.
Following the installation, an oyster
supper was served. The regular meet
ing night has been changed from Wed
nesday to Monday nights SO as not to
conflict with the American Legion
meetings.
Carmine Richard, the two-month-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rich
ard. died late Tuesday evening at their
home on Main street. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon and interment
was In st. Francis Xavier cemetery
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WILLISTON

The Ladies Home and Foreign Mission
airy society met with Mrs. II. G. Banks
Wednesday.-Jerry Harper visited his
children Sunday, November .. at the
preventorium in Essex and he found that
the children were much improved in
health.-Mrs. Henry Hart, who has been
confined to her bed two weeks with a
hard cold, Is somewhat better.-The
Kings Daughters Circle met with Mrs.
Frank Talcott Friday afternoon. Novem-
Der HMrs Sarah Leet has closed her
house here for the winter months and
has gone 20 her daughters, Mrs. Hiram
Gregory. in Burlington for the winter
John Brothers, who has been working
for Elmer Osborne, has returned to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brothers.
The Rev. f. NJ. Hagadorn of North Fer
rlsburg led the meeting held here Tues
day night-Arthur Rymill from the
south is at home for short tme.-Wil-
liam Burnett from Underhill spent Sum-
day with his aunt, Miss Lennie Burnett.
Mrs. Lucia Daring had a slight shock
one day last week. but apparently was
as well as usual the next day.-Eugene
Hanson was in Essex Sunday
Webster and friend from Brookline,
Mass, called on his mother. Mrs. Carrie
Morrill,. -Sunday.-Dennis Kendrew and
family attended wedding at Muddy
Brook this week Monday night.-Mrs.
Henry Hart, who has been quite ILL., Is
somewhat better.
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BRIDPORT

Mrs. William Grandey remains about the
same.-Miss Cora Allard, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Jacob, in
Cornwall has returned home. The
Sherbino cheese factory closed November
16 after being open during the summer
months.-Mrs. Hilton Newton, who has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital has
returned to her homes. J. Cooke and
family motored to Elizabe thtown, n. Y,
Sunday and attended the funeral Of re-
lative.-Donah Shackett was called to
Middlebury Thursday by the serious ILL.,
ness of his father, VINO is somewhat
improved.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Allard
who have been on a two weeks visit to
Bellows Falls and Lebanon, N. H., have
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Lowell are the parents of a son born
November l6.-Mr. and Mrs r. L. Hen
nenway left Saturday for Florida, where
they will spend the winter.
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ESSEX CENTER

The Ladies' Aid served supper at
the Baptist vestry Tuesday evening from
five until seven o'clock.--The entertain
ment at the Brigham Hill school Satur-
day evening was very pleasing to all. and
credit should be given to the teacher
Mrs. George Mayo.-Bernard futile, who
has been working for Amos Dixon. re-
turned to his home In Everett, Mass
Saturday Bates. who has been
in Connecticut on business, returned
Friday The choir will meet at the
Methodist parsonage Thursday evening
for rehearsal.--There will be dance FRI
day night at the hall. Cabana's orches-
ira will furnish music.-H w. Lang and
son. Kenneth. Of JeffersonVlle, visited
Ralph Wool sunday
The school fair last Friday afternoon
and the dance which followed in the eve
Ming were we'll patronized and the
program went off to the entire
satisfaction of all the classes concerned.
Mr. Raub OF the University was the
weekend guest of Eugene Goodrich
Mrs. ]. f. y. Greene was very happily
surprised Monday afternoon. when a
number of friends dropped in to honor
her on her SEVENTEEN birthday, which
anniversary fell on Sunday the sixteenth.
The Rev. G. G. Westcott and Mrs
Westcott are attending the united church
campaign conference in Burlington this
week.-The united choir rehearsal
will be held this week at the parsonage,
Thursday evening at seven-thirty.-The
Ladies' Aid held a very successful fair at
the community house Tuesday afternoon.
\ delicious supper was served at five
thirty and was very well patronized.--
Another social dance will be held Friday
evening at the town hall with Cabana's
orchestra of four pieces in attendance.
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HINESBURG

Pine Knot Camp. No. 7496, NJ. w. A..
will give a Thanksgiving ball in the
Hinesburg town hall Wednesday evening.
November 26. An oyster supper will be
served and there will be good music
Darwin Dimick is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation
for appendicitis. Fannie J.. Pierce Is at
home from the hospital.
John Burley, So years old is trapping
and having good success, but he got lost
in the woods recently and wandered sew
eral miles out of his way. Coming out on
a road In the town of Monkton he saw IL
man he knew and was set rght-Hope
Circle of the Kings Daughters Is pre-
pairing for its annual sale and supper
which will probably be held December g.
The ladies of the United Church will
have harvest supper in the Congregs-
,tional vestry Tuesday evening. November
2o.-1enry Enders and family of Burlng-
ton spent Sunday with his father, George
Enders.-Harrison owen has rebuilt his
cold storage pant at an expense of 5000.
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CHARLOTTE

Howard Bessette has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he has
been for three weeks.-Miss Gertrude
Bessette and Miss Dorothy Vinean. Of
Burlington. and Arthur Bessette, of Rich
mond, were recent visitors at Eli Bes-
settles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant w. Jackman Of
Thompson's Point announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Irene Cora
Jackman, to Henry Percival Whitaker,
of Oakland, California, and Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Whitaker is chief
petty officer and chief gunner's mate of
the ". S. $. Cummings, IA destroyer, now
in inactive reserve at Philadelphia navy
yards. He is "A son Of the late Herman
whitaker. noted novelist and confidential
war correspondent for the navy No date
has been set for the weddng.-Th social
given BY the Fidelity class Saturday eve
ming for the young men from the Univer-
sity of Vermont, who had charge of the
service Sunday. was well attended and n
very pleasant affair. Singing and games
were enjoyed and refreshments served
The The services Sunday were we'll at
tended. Next Sunday will be observed
as Thanksgiving Sunday and the sermon
and services will be appropriate.-There
will be a special meeting of the Red
Cross at Library hall this afternoon
at four o'clock to see IL the society will
vote money from the treasury to make
up the deficit in the last drive.-Joseph
Manor OF Burlington has returned for
the winter.-Deacon w. y. Yale one of
the oldest residents of this town died
Tuesday morning at the age OF II years
He has been confined to the house for
over three years and has been "a most
patient sufferer He leaves wife, a
daughter. Mrs. Farr, and her son. who Is
the sixth generation OF TALES to live In
town. a sister, Miss C. A. Yale. of
Northampton. Mass. and brother,
John. of Bedford, Mass The funeral will
he at the house this afternoon at
one o'clock.
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WALTHAM

The y. S. club met with Mrs. A. G..
Wright Thursday afternoon. Eleven
members were present and three visitors.
Mrs. Mary Farnsworth. Mrs. A. NJ. Harris
and Mrs. William Lagarre. The subject
The Relation of the Home to the School"
was discussed. Plans were made to cele-
brate the anniversary of the club. Re-
freshments were served by the hostess
and very pleasant afternoon was
passed.-Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Otis passed
the weekend with her aunt. Mrs. w. f.
Edgerton, in Poultney.-Mrs. Volney
Avery has returned from the Mary FLEET
cher hospital to the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G, Wright.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Evarts Jr.. of Panton We're
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Evarts Sr., Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Ward attended the meeting
held at the Methodist Church in Ferris
burg Sunday evening.
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UNDERHILL

Thomas j. Hanley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Hanley was married Thursday,
November II, in North Adams, Mass, to
Miss Arie Darling Of that place. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanley will reside in Greenfield,
Mass.
The Food study club will meet
Friday afternoon at the q. a. X. hail.
Ballard OMeara, Irving Irish and wes-
chusetts. where they have employment. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sinclair were in
johnson Tuesday to attend the funeral of
John Button.-C. II. Chapman returned
Monday from Waterloo, =. O., where he
has been visiting his mother the past few
DAYS.
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Arle Brittell returned to her home
in Weybridge Tuesday after passing sew
eral days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. c. J. Sprigg.-Among those who
were In Burlington Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. WILDER Kingsley Mrs. r. II.
Conant, Russell Everest and G. c. Coates.
Mrs. Mary Roscoe. who was called to
North Adams, Mass, two weeks ago
by the serious illness of her sister, re-
turned Tuesday, the sister having passed
away week ago.-The ladies held an all
day meeting Wednesday at their rooms to
tie quilts,-Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Rowley are
in town for a short stay before going to
Burlington to reside.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

A quiet and pretty wedding took place
Monday morning of last week at st.
Genevieve's Church, Shoreham, when
Laura Mary, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Yandow of this town, became the
bride of Wilfred Joseph Brisson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Brisson Of Shore
ham. The young couple were married
inside the sanctuary railing by the Rev.
Father WEIGH, rector of st. Genevieve's
Church The bride was attended by her
sister. Alma Yandow, and the groom
had as best man his brother Henry Bris-
son. The bride was attired in blue
serge travelling suit with hat to match.
The bridesmaid also wore q blue serge
suit and hat to match. After the cere-
mony the happy couple departed for parts
unknown amid showers of rice and the
best wishes of their many friends. Peo-
pie from out Of town were Mrs. L. A.
Levesque and Mrs o. Chcvaier of Mont
real. Joseph q. Jette of Winooski and
Clifford Yandow, brother of the bride
After December 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Brisson
will be at their home on Brigham Hill
on the George Yandow farm, which Mr..
Brisson recently bought.
]. w. Duff & Co. have completed the
cement road which has occupied about
four months time. The road extends
from the Seigrist place past Fort Ethan
Allen and nearly to St. Michaers Col
lege, distance Of mile In front of the
Post. seven-tenths of mile this sic ?
of the Post and nine-tenths of a mile
the other side. The road is IS feet
wide with shoulder of crushed stone
and dirt three and one-half feet each
side.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Lamont of
Providence Island and Joseph Burke.
son of Mrs. Josephine Burke of Williston,
took place at the Church of the Holy
Family Monday morning. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J. B.
Pouliot. A reception was held at the home
of the groom in the evening.
Tuesday evening when Mr. and Mrs
e. L. Bouchard and son, Norman, Mr.
and Mrs. o. Il. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewson. Mrs
Ann Coman and Mrs. b. A. Mills were
returning in the Bouchard & Cox truck
from Essex Center. where they had at
tended a supper at the Methodist Church.
the wires which furnish the cars lights
short circuited. putting on the lights. Mr.
Buchard was unable to see the road and
before he could stop 1t the car went into
the ditch just the other side Of Mr.
Noonan's Aside from a shaking up. no
one was injured but Mrs. Bouchard, who
suffered sprained thumb. Mr.. Noonan
with his team assisted by Mr. Farrand
and the men pulled the truck out and 1t
proceeded home
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SHELBURNE

Prof. and Mrs. Charles Cambridge have
taken rooms in part of Judge Tracy's resi-
dence.-Master Warren Tracy entertained
II little friends Friday afternoon from
four to six. it being his fifth birthday
Games and refreshments were enjoyed
by the little guests.--Mrs. Cordelia Taggart
has returned to New York city after
passing the summer at Judge Tracys.-
Owing to sickness in the families of some
of the members of the Improvement So
ciety the sale will be postponed until
a later date.--Mrs. Fred Roberts has been
called to Bristol by the serious illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Norton.-Walter Web
ster is confined to the house by Illness
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MONKTON RIDGE

The Willing Workers met for
dinner Wednesday. November 10. with
Mrs. Edna Meader.-Mr. and Mrs D. II.
Cox are parents of a son. Ralph Waldo.
born Saturday, November S.-Mrs. Eva
Colby Of Bristol visited Mrs. Janette
Barnum and family the past week-A
daughter, Rosanna Harriet was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell, November
Frank Eddy Of Providence. Il. l.. is
visiting in town.-Miss Edna Dwyer
teacher at the Ridge school visited rela-
tives in Middlebury over Sunday.-D. II.
and w. Earle Meader have purchased of
d. w. Eddy his meadow and timber land,
known as the w. Z. Smith lot.
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CORNWALL

An entertainment for the benefit of the
Junior Red Cross will be given at the
town hall Friday evening, November q.
by the pupils of the schools in town. A
miscellaneous program will be presented
after which supper will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips of Pittsford
were guests on Tuesday of their uncle II.
F.. Sanford.-lrving Bradley and Bradley
Emo of Charlotte We're guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. IA. Curtis-The Rev.
&. r. Hamln. pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church. is in Burlington in attend
ance upon the conference Of the Inter-
church World movement in session there
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FARMS FOR SALE

MR.. FARMER-This farm will speak for it.
self when you look II over: 200 acres of
highly productive soil, two-story house
with IL rooms, stock barn, 81 tie-ups,
horse barn five stalls carriag e house all
in good condition. plenty of wood, small
sugar bush fine apple orchard this fairs
crop worth over $4,000 delivered at tho
cars. stock includs - cows, one bull, two
horses. three swine. 80 hens. all the farm
tools, hay and grain This is on the State
road two miles from railroad station and
all local convenicnces and only short
distance from Burlington; price $4,000.
$4,000 down. u. V. Goodsell, sole agent,
Room 3, Strong Bldg. Burlington. VT.
2776tw,1t
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Douglas spent Mem
day with friends in tpeiier.-Harry
Riggs and family have moved from the
Hapgood farm to Richmond villase.-Wil-
liam McGarghan has gone to Bristol,
Conn, where he has a position in the
machine shops.-Mrs. Daniel Preston Is
i'll with tonsilitis. There will be food
sale at the library Saturday afternoon
for the benefit of the light fund.-W. y.
Church has purchased a new truck
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Fay of Essex June
ton spent Wednesday at Mrs Hapgood :.
Clifford Sabins of Burlington spent Sun
day with his parents.-Mr. and Mrs. C. c.
Fuller were at the Fanny Allen hospital
Sunday to see Mr., Fuller's sister. Mrs.
Watson Moody.--Little Norma Alger. who
had her foot badly burned over week
ago. is suffering from nervous STRAIN.
although the burn is doing well.
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GRANVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powers were in
Randolph on business last week Thurs
day.-Mrs. Nellie Campbell of Thetford
is spending some time at the home of
Clyde Campbell.-There will be no more
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church during the winter months Mr.
and Mrs. William Armstrong OF East
Randolph spent Sunday at the home of
their daughter Mrs. Hermon Ford.-C.
r. Bagley is quite ill.--Hermon Ford was
in Barre Tuesday on business.-N. d.
Rice of Roxbury was in town two days
last week