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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15

Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Pauuette. who
have been in Lowell Mass, few
months. have arrived in town. Mr.
Paduette intends to build on the lot he
purchased of u. A. Bcnoit few weeks
ago-Mrs. II. II. Kimball passed Sunday
in st. Adams, where her daughter. Miss
Marion. Is recovering from an operation
Her condition is so much improved that
she is expected to return home this
week-G &. Story of Sheldon was a
business visitor in town, Monday.--L. H..
Pomeroy is assisting I'm the store of NJ.
j.. Pcrlcy & Co., this week.--The Rev.
Mr. Vandermark of Boston, who spoke in
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
in the interest of the Centenary, spoke in
Milton that evening. s. $. Hall, Jr..
carried him to Sheldon Junction. where
he was met by Milton parties Mrs. f..
j. Tyler was a business visitor in Bur-
lington, Tuesday.-Miss Caroline Nutting
of Bakersfield was recent visitor in
town.
A social is to be held in the parlors
of the Methodist Church Friday evening
in the interest of the centenary move
ment in that church. There will he a
free banquet with speaking and gem
eral good time.-The Rev. and Mrs. Pew
erly. j. d. Russell, Ralph Olmstead. A..
S. Hendrick and Mrs. O. T.. Guertin of
Franklin. Mrs. f.. A. Mosier of West
Berkshire and Fay Brigham of Bakers
field were among the business visitors
In town Tuesday. -Cortes Farrar of Rich
ford was in town on business Monday
Mrs. Katherine Roya, who lives with
her brother, Thomas Green, in Berk-
shire, was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday,
Mrs. Emma GOOdSell who had heen n tbe
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SWANTON

Mrs. Ethel Hawley came last week
from Hyde Park, Mass. where she has
been with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Chick. to All temporary position in
the postoffice.-Mrs. George Suter is
the guest of her father, DR.. A. T. Cross,
while Mr.. Suter is in Minneapolis,
Mimi, on business.-E;ss Helen Still
phen of Middlebury College passed Sun
day at her home here.-Kenneth Wheel
ock left Friday for Flint, Mich. where
he has employnAnt.-Miss Dorcas Allen
entertained Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Olga Smith, whose wedding is
to take place soon.-A. II. Dinsmore of
st. Johnsbury, superintendent of the
fisheries in Vermont and Linus Leav-
ems of Cambridge, State fish and game
commissioner, were week end guests in
town.-Miss Marion Mccarthy was a
week lend guest of Miss Kathryn Har-
rington.-"The Arrival of Kitty" was
presented to a good sized audience Fri
day evening at the town hall under
the auspices of the senior class. The
parts were well cast and the acting
very creditable. Browns orchestra fur
nished music for dancing.-Edward
Suter was a week END guest of his
mother
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WEST ENOSBURG

Ezra Austin of Berkshire visited at the
home of his son, Charles, reccntly.-Miss
Evelyn Brown has employment at the
home of Miss Lizzie Cutting at Enosburg
Falls.
Frank Libby of Newport and Leon
Libby and daughter, Doris. of Mont.
gomery, visited at the home of Charles
Austin, Saturday.-Frank Hart. who has
been passing the winter at his home here
returned to Waterbury, Monday. He
was accompanied by the Rev. f. s.
Vradenburg of Enosburg Center.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry LaRose have moved into
the tenement over Joseph Lapan's
blacksmith shop.
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mother. Mrs. Hopkins has been with her
mother for several weeks
The funeral of NJ. V. Hicks was held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church Tues
day at two o'clock. There was a large
attendance of friends and relatives who
gathered to pay their last respects. The
Rev A. n. webb and the Rev. Mr..
sanderson ofIiciated. The burial was at
Sanderson Corners in the family lot
Among those from out Of town were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Hall of Burlington, Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Hall of Swanton, Judge
and Mrs u. J. Foster of st. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Beals, Mr. and Mrs
". Hazard OF Greens Corners, Mrs F.
Brown of st. Adams, DR.. r. G. Drew OF
Burlington. Mrs. NJ. Burt and Victor
Burt of Enosburg. Five members of the
1. Il. Richardson Post were present they
were C. II. Brush. Thomas Ryan, Mr.
German. T.. G. Minckler and I. Depatie
The casket was draped with the Stars and
Stripes and there were many beautiful
flowers.
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Daniel Lanck, Jr.. of st. Adams was
in town the first of the week.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. f. Comings visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Merle Pease of Montgomery
Center, last week.-The monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society was held in
the vestry of the Congregational Church
Tuesday afternoon. Supper was served
Mrs. j. X. Renfrew passed a few days
last week in Enosburg Falls.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. ID. w. Paul and
sons, Allen and Leland, passed the week
end in Burlington with Miss Bernice
Alen.-A social will be held in Rublee' s
hall Friday evening, May 23 The pro-
ceeds will go into the library fund-Mrs
j. K. Ienfrew and Miss Susie Moffatt
visited Mrs. Jesse Harvey of Richford
Monday.-Mrs. Walter Tiff of Enosburg
Falls visited her sister, Mrs. r. Demar,
Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE

II. A. Buckley visited his mother in
waterbury. Tuesday.-Dr. G.. II. Newton
Of Waterbury visited at his home here
Friday and Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Grimes of Johnson visited at r. @.
Jacksons. Sunday.-Dist. Supt. E. w.
Sharpe of st. Johnsbury, occupied the
pulpit at the Community Church Sunday
morning.-Mr and Mrs. A. r. Day and
family have moved to Burlington.-Mrs.
G. j. Lang went Saturday to Burlington
to visit her daughters, who are students
at the University of Vermont.--Mrs. WILL
liam Cady and daughter, Eva of Jericho,
visited in town. Wednesday.-E. II. Ohm
stead was business visitor in town,
Monday.-Ralph Breuster of Camp
Devens visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. T. Breuster, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Leon Ellsworth are spending the week in
Rutland with Mrs. Ellsworth's parents,
Judge Butler and Mrs. Butler
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MONTGOMERY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson b. Cantell of New
port were in town the first part of the
week packing their household goods ready
to move to Newport, where Mr.. Cantell
has n position with the B. d NJ. railroad.
Mrs. Il. W. Pcasc has been taken to
the hospital at St. Adams, where she
had an opcration.-L. u. Hart has pur-
chased large car for the livery. He will
meet all trains for passengers.-W. j.
Wright and J. Il. Halle were recent
visitors in Eden.-The citizens of the town
gave the returned soldiers Il ceebrat ton
and reception which was largely attended
by the towns people Wednesday. ball
game was played in the afternoon with a
banquet at the Montgomery Inn at six
O'Clock. The exercises in the hall in the
evening were largely Observation-Disclosures
day was observed at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning and in the afternoon at
Hectorsvlle.-A series of lectures given
at the Baptist Church last week by the
Rev. j. r. Sharnan, Il. D., of st. Adams
were well attended.-H. Il. Porter of st.
Adams was in town Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Good of East Berkshire were
in town Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs
f. G. Ducharme.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Larock of Burlington were at C. c.
Martins Sunday.-The annual meeting of
the Independent Telephone company was
held at the town clerks office Tuesday
the old board of directors were reelected
The Catholic society is holding a fair
and sale in the hall this ek-Margaret
Gardyne was n visitor in st. Adams Mon
day.-The selectmen and Attorney J.. II.
Coleman were in St. Adams Wednesday
attending county court in connection with
the case of Manner VS. this town for per-
sonal damages. Tho selectmen have ap-
pointed f. c. Good, road commissioner
in place of Joseph Lapank, who has re-
signed.-Dr. and Mrs. G.. s. Clark of
Richford were in town Tuesday.-State's
Attorney A. b. Rowley and family Of
Richford were in town Saturday.
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hall. ~ Y. Interment was in the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Isle La Motto.
Mrs II. W. Ladd spent the weekend
at Alburg with her daughter Mrs II. C.
Ladd.-Miss Ada Cheeseman died at the
home of u. G. Lebcau Sunday morning
after an illness of only n few days. The
body was taken to her home i'm Alburg,
where the funeral was held Wednesday.
The Rev and Mrs. Westcot called on
friends in town Monday Branch
is able to be in school again, having re-
covered from the burns he received.
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library and has helped great deal.
The officers of the library received with
Major and Mrs. Melrose.--The Rev. and
Mrs Frederick Rutan and son arrived
In town Saturday and are the guests
of the Misses Byington until their
goods come and can be moved to the
parsonage.--Miss Anna Byington and
Scion Lewis were elected delegates to
the Sunday school convention and j.
=. Ramsey to the convention at Essex
ion
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SHELBURNE

MIR. and Mrs. Luther Bates have
moved to their farm recently purchased
in Jericho.-Mr and Mrs. Hugh Ball
have settled in their new home.-Miss
Doris Bates is boarding at Mrs. Mar
will join her parents later in Jericho.
Mrs. Joseph Commo is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George Woolner.--Mrs. How
ard Peterson has returned from visit
ting relatives in Corinth.-William Sher-
idan has returned from the Fanny
Allen hospital.-Mrs. c. NJ Russell has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Drew,
IN Burlington.--William II. Fonda of
Texas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
son Palmer.--Maurice Palmer is recov-
ering from an operation at the Fanny
Allen hospital.--The Shelburne high
school baseball team played the YER
gennes high Friday, the score being
Is to II in favor of Vergennes. The
local team wishes to thank Walter
Palmer and Harris Mack for taking
opened parlor bakery.-Mrs Roy
Sanders has opened her house in the
village for the summer.-James Minall
Is now night Waterman at Shelburne
House.-Prosper Morrissette has taken
a position in the Shelburne Farms
office
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill and sons of
East Barnard and Miss Hilda Chamber
lin of East Pomfret arrived in Shelburne
Tuesday by auto and took dinner with
Frank Eddy and Lucy Chaffee at the Eddy
farm
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FAIRFAX

Martin V. Hicks died at his home on
Main street Saturday afternoon after a
long Illness. Mr.. Hicks was born at
West Swanton SO years ago, the son of
Sally and Levi Hicks. His first wife was
Cordelia Beals of Swanton. To them five
children were born. of whom three are
living, Mrs. Julia Hall of Burlington. Mrs
Hattie Reynolds and Martin l.. Hicks
OF this place. After the death of his first
wife about thirty years ago, he married
Mrs. Ellen ,Sanderson) Drew, who sur
wives him. Besides these he leaves three
grandchildren, Mrs. j. NJ. Hotchkiss of
Burlington, Miss Cecil Reynolds of Fair
fax and Otis Hall Of Swanton, one great
grandchld, Elizabeth Hotchkiss, of Bur-
lington, one brother, Lester c. Hicks of
Fairfax and one sister. Mrs. Anna Bron-
son or North Lawrence, N. Y. Mr. Hicks
at one time kept hotel here and later
took up the undertaking business, which
his son now conducts. He also had
store and bought hides for Page of
Hyde Park. Mr.. Hicks served his coun-
try during the civil war and was an ac-
tive member Of /. b. Richardson Post as
long as there were members enough to
hold n meeting. He was member of
the Methodist church and one of the
stewards of the church for years. Mr..
Hicks was one. who always had a smile
and pleasant word and was always glad
TO assist or accommodate any one He
VIII be greatly missed by large circle
OF friends. The funeral was held in the
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday at
two O'Clock. The Rev a. II. Webb and
Rev. Mr. Sanderson ofiiciated.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Page and daughter of st.
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BAKERSFIELD

Principal and Mrs. c. II. Morrill, have
returned from Orange. Mass, where they
were called by the illness of Mr.. Norris
father.-Alfred Cover has sold his farm
to T.. G. Blaisdel of Fletcher. -Robert
Parker of Whitefield, n. H.. spent a few
days in town last Week.-Mrs. Thelma
Hawley of Jeffersonville, Brigham
Academy rs, was In town to attend the
dance given Saturday evening by the
senior cass.-Miss Rose Greeley Of
Rochester. n student at the Castleton
Normal school, visited her sister Sum-
day at Brigham Academy.-Athol Davis
of East Berkshire recently of the A. T..
F., visited his grandparents and other
relatives last week.-Dr. Wilkinson. of
Plattsburg. n. y. is visiting at c. H.
Blodgetts.---A. l.. Hall Il former resident
has been spendin a few days with
friends in town.-Miss Zilpha Ranney
has resigned her position as teacher of
domestic science in Brigham Academy
and has returned to her home in Pitts
eld.-Mrs. c. II. Morrill's Sunday school
class gave her surprise supper Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Maud Pear
son.---The Brigham Academy nine goes to
Wnooski Saturday to play the return
game with the Winooski high school nine.
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BINGHAMVILLE

The remains of Mrs. Justin Leach. who
died at her home in Hyde Park last win
ter. were brought here for burial Fri.
day. May 9--Jerry Wagner. the little son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner. died
of diphtheria Thursday morning, May 8.
The burial was in the village cemetery.
M u. Brewster is In johnson on bust
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ENOSBURG

Miss Madaline Wright spent the week :
end with her sister, Marjorie. at f. NJ.
Wright's.-Ray Bessey, who returned
from overseas and has been discharg-
ed. visited his uncle, II. II. Bessey, Sat
urday.-Mr and Mrs. Melvin F.. Wright
and children, Of Sheldon, spent the week.
epd Mt f. NJ Wright's.
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Services sunday morning, May Is, at
the Congregational Church. Preacher, the
pastor. Sunday school at HAS. Christian
Endeavor meeting at 1880 p. m. Topic,
Life the School of God" Choir rehearsal
on Saturdays at 800 d. m.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Ellsworth. Mr..
and Mrs +. c. Ellsworth and daughter
were in ST. Adams, Saturdny.--G. H.
Pomeroy was home Sunday from ST
Albans-C. w. Grant recently shot a
fish hawk which measured Ave feet
five inches across the wings-C. j.
Guthrie, w. r. Noble, Fred Messier, f..
w. Olmstead and C. A. Peao were at
Highgate Springs during the past week
on fishing trip.-Recent guests in
town include: Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
Croft and daughter, Florence. of Berk =
shire at the home of S. b. Whitney:
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Willard and son OF
Enosburg Falls at the home of H. S.
Willard; Ralph Bates of Burlington at
the home of ]. H. Glidden; Mrs. Arthur
Jackson and Charles Jackson of Mon
treal at the home of +. A. Gallup
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FLETCHER.

Otis Sherman of Cambridge visited at
Hiland Leach's recenuy.-Charlie Tinker
has purchased a new automobile truck.
c. o. Harvey also has a new truck.-The
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cook and family of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.-Mrs. w. S. Shepardson
was in Burlington. recently.
On Sunday, May IS, the Rev. ]. II.
Wills will deliver missionary sermon.
as that day is the first one of the special
drive for the raising Of the Methodist
Episcopal centenary fund. All are cor
daily invited to attend the service and
learn OF the great work the church is
doing. An evening service will be held
as well.-On Friday evening the Grange
celebrated it's second anniversary. An in
teresting program was given, including
an original poem by Mrs. n. G. Harvey,
a short play, a roll call responded to by
all members, current events by Mrs. Car
penter and music. After the program,
Il banquet was held. The grange is plan
ming n Fourth Of July celebration. The
committee in charge is Leonard Clark,
Dewey Smith and Michael Boozan.-The
students from Brigham Academy will give
their play at the community house hall
this evening.-After the play dane
ing will be enjoyed until II O'clock
Miss Lucille James, of North Yakima
Wash. spent the week end at c. o. Har-
vey's.-Mr and Mrs. C. o. Harvey went
to Middlebury Monday for few days
visit.-Walter Lamb returned to business
college Monday.
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Lam0ile County
MORRISVILLE

Postmaster Gates picked a lemon from
the plant in the postofice window Mon
day, which measured Is by 13 inches and
weighed one pound and six ounces.-Wil-
liam Meacham, 3O2nd Field Artillery of
the 151st Field Artillery Brigade. arrived
in Boston May and has arrived from
Camp Devens, where he received his
honorable dscharge.-Mrs. S. B. Morey
and Mrs j. f.. Royston were visitors in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. w. w.
Combs of ST. Johnsbury passed Friday
night with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
$. 3. Morey.-The supper given the re-
turned soldier boys, their parents and
friends Friday evening was a very
pleasant affair. The dance in the eve
ming was largely attended.-Mrs. Lloyd
c. Robinson, who has visited her brother,
Capt. l.. f. Daniels. commanding officer
at Fort Brady, Mich, for the last nine
weeks, returned home Friday evening
Lawrence Brothers, notwithstanding the
short sugar season, made 1900 pounds,
net. of maple sugar and in the to them.
unexpected rise in price on the last lot
sold to l.. 3. Boynton, they received q
check for $2l6 more than they expected
Postmaster c. L. Gates has converted
the front window Of the postofice into
a museum, having received from his son.
First Sergt. Whittier Gates, trunk full
OF war relics. The collection consists
Of American. English, French, German
and Austrian relics with name cards
nicely painted by A. NJ. Adams. and is
very interestng.-Mrs. J. j. Jackson Of
Fair Haven has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Slayton for several days
while visiting her former friends here.
Masonic services We're held at the
grave ut the burial Sunday of George
w. Currier, former townsman, who died
in Waterville.-Miss Minnie Bliss began
work Monday morning as stenographer
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JOHNSON

Johnson high school baseball team de.
feated Brigham Academy. 10 to 1, here
Monday-Lester Foster, who is working
in Newport, spent the weekend here
Frank Jones has returned from visit
with his brother, William, in Worcester
Edwin Evans Of Barre spent Sunday with
friends here e. P. Bashaw is moving
to Montgomery.-Wilber Ruggles OF North
Hyde Park was in town Monday.-Ed-
mond Perkins. who has been connneu TO
the house with severe cold. is able to be
out
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Winfield Lawrence was operated on
Tor appendicitis at Maple Park SAM
tarium, May 5.-Herbert Hull has gone
to Claremont, N H.-A box party and
promenade was given by the teacher and
pupils Of the grammar school at Aus
tins hall Friday evening.-Mrs. Mark
Kinney is making favorable recovery
from her operation performed April 30.
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WILLISTON

The Ladies Union met with Mrs. Will
lard Furgeson. May {. This was the
annual meeting to elect officers for the
ensuing year. There was a large attend
ance and meeting called to order. electing
for president. Mrs. c. d. Warren; vice.
president Mrs. w NJ. Barber; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs Frank Forbes; par
sonage committee. Mrs. Hiram lsham,
Mrs, Willard Furgeson and Mrs. II. G..
Banks; directresses, Mrs. Mary Clark.
Mrs. j. II. Bryant Mrs. Julia Bingham,
and Mrs. Kate Johnson.-Edward Bur-
nett has moved into Lewis Miles tene-
ment house,. c. Crowley from Essex
junction was in town a few days last
week.-Mrs.. Dora Warner of Burlington
was with her sister, Mrs, Henry Hart,
who is in poor health. from Friday until
Monday.-Mrs. Nettie Johnson, nurse,
who has been caring for George Talcott
through the measles, has returned to her
home in Essex Junction.-Mrs. Sarah
Leaf. who has been with her children in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire has re-
turned to her home and opened the house.
MIR. and Mrs. p. +. Fuler's children
who have been having measles, are get
ting hcttcr
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GEORGIA..

Banner Grange. No. 1856. will observe
Victory night Friday, May 16. The Rev.
S. w. Anthony, Of ST. Adams. will be
present and speak of his experiences in
the Y. NJ. c. A. overseas. Everyone is
asked to be present as the meeting is
open to the public.-Miss Alice Conger,
Of st. Adams. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Newton.-Mrs. Ralph
Ryan has returned from Camp Upton
l.. l.. where she visited her husband.
Lieut.. r. C. Ryan.-Miss Marion Bev-
ms. Of Montreal, was a recent guest of
her uncle, A. d. Bevins.-Word has been
received of the birth of a daughter AL
thea Lucille. on May Z. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Abel of Randolph Center
Henry Chabot and family are moving
to Enosburg Falls, where they have pur-
chased a farm.-Henry Shor has returned
to West Lynn, Mass, after visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shor.-The con-
dition of Oliver Waite, who has been i'll
with pneumonia. is greatly improved.
Miss Lane, who cared for him, has re-
turned to st. Adams.
A very quiet wedding was sOlemized by
the Rev. Q. Durham Monday evening
at seven o'clock at the home of Miss
Charlotte Carr. when Reuben Dewey
Decker and Charlotte Priscilla Carr were
united in marriage. The bride was very
attractively gowned in midnight blue
silk. The wedding luncheon was served
and the happy couple departed by auto
mobile After the wedding tour they will
be at home on their farm in Georgia.
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STOWE

l.. <Aluen straw OF the u. -.
balloon service, stationed at Lee Hall.
Virginia. Love and Best Wishes to the
Best Mother In the World" the message
said.-Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Tinkham were
visitors in st. Johnsbury Saturday.-At
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening the first and second
degrees were conferred upon a class OF
five candidates by the ladies' degree team.
with Mrs. Della McAllister acting as
master.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Douglass,
Mrs. Hattie Douglass. Donald Douglass
and Douglass Barrows visited Mr. and
Mrs Willis NJ. Douglass in Jeffersonville
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Bigelow and
son. Paul. Of MiddleseX and w. B. Bige-
low of Salem, Mass, called on friends in
Stowe Sunday. Fred Eaton of Middlesex
transporting the party.-Steward II.
Nutting has sold his farm on Edison Hill
to II. F. Shaw for A.4OO. Mr.. Nutting's
plans are no. decided upon yet.-C. o.
Burt is on a business visit in Boston,
Mrs. Lucy Calvin of Hartford. Conn.,.
who was called here by the death of her
grandfather, Manuel Bailey. is visiting
her father Frank L. Bailey. at the lower
village Mr.. Baileys four children Mrs.
Calvin. Manuel Bailey. John Bailey and
Glenn Bailey are all at home for the
was born last week to Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Strymodolosky, who have recently
purchased Walter McClean's farm in
Brownsville. Mr.. MCLEAN has moved his
family into a tenement in the G. s. Wade
house on the Cape Cod road owned by
N. G.. Stygles.-Leo A. Edison has sold
his herd of seven grade Holstein cows to
parties from Waitsfield and Fayston. Mfr.
Edison has sold a five-acre lot to Moses
Decell for high grade Holstens.--In a
letter written April 20 to Miss Ruby Shaw,
a former classmate in Stowe high school.
Private Don Moulton OF Company b. 33rd
Engineers, writes that he is at Camp
Coetzuidon in France taking preliminary
practice for the A. e. +. rifle and pistol
meet to be held at lie Mans in May. Pri-
vate Moulton was one of the men sent
from the Brest base section 90 to COM
plete for the pistol honors-Miss Susan
A. Bigelow returned to her work az
teacher of the primary grades Monday
ness.-The Misses Alice and Glendora