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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-01-24
ANNUAL MEETING OF
FAIR ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Rusk County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at the city hall Mon
day evening, Feb. 3. for the purpose of
electing a board of directors and
other business usual to
such meetings.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-01-24

Rev Reinsch, superintendent OF the
Mission Board of the Synod OF Iowa, is
going to preach here at the Lutheran
church next Monday night, Jan. 9th.
at Z 80 p. m, instead of Friday night,
Jan. oath.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-01-24

The present legislature is expected
to re-organize the present state guard
companies into the new National
Guard.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-01-24
INSTALLATION OF
r.. N. A. OFFICERS

The following officers were installed
Tuesday night by the local r. n. A
lodge:
Oracle-Mrs. Nate Hand.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Mary Diamond.
Chancellor-Mrs. Geo. Moore.
Receiver-Mrs Mart Wenner.
Recorder-Mrs. Mary WOodhouse
Marshal-Mrs. John Lindoo
Assistant Marshal-Mrs. O. ]. Eisen-
ach.
|. Sentinel-Mrs. Emma Jacobs.
O. Sentinel-MrS r. HuXtable
Manager, l year-Mrs Otto Els
enach.
Manager, 3 years-Mrs. Art Win
nige.
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Graces

Faith-Mrs. Elmer Nelson.
COurag age-MrS. Harriet Moore.
MOdesty-Mrs. Agnes Van Horn
UnSelfishneSS-Mrs. Art Winnige.
Endurance-Mrs. John Hampton.
PhySician--Dr. l.. NJ. landmark
After installation, light refreshments
were served and dancing and a general
social time followed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
JERICHO CENTER

Mrs Fletcher McGinnis spent few
days in Burlington, the guest of her
daughter Miss Mabel Burns. and mother.
Mrs. B. G. Morse.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
MctIinnis of Boston have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Nc
Ginnis-Miss Phelps of Willsboro. n. Y.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Irving
Byington.-Mrs. f. II. Smith has been
the guest of her daughter, MIS-. Z. Dus-
tin in Bethel, the past Week.-Mrs. j. w.
Hart is in Weybridge with the Rev and
Mrs. $. II. Barnum.-Miss Anna Warner
is staying with Mrs. f. a. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Maloney and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j, Maloney Of Essex, n. T..
spent the weekend with friends in Mont-
pe.ier-Maynard Hurlburt of Willlston
was a guest of mis- sister. Mrs. c. c.
Bicknel. the past week.-Miss Mabel
Ryder of Burlington is at her home and
under the care of Or. Eddy.-C. L. Porter
has purchased the farm of j. w. Porter
on Lee River. possession will be given
December tirst.-Chares Giffin has sold
his farm to Fred Baldwin of Shoreham.
Possession given December first.-Mlss|
Alice Caswell. who has been with her
sister. Mrs. Betey Ballard, has returned
to Milton--Lyman Nash, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Nash. who recently returned|
from overseas. was given a few hours|
leave to visit his parents and has been|
sent to Denver. Col, accompanied by|
over 20 boys.-Miss Anna Warner Is 81
guest Of the Sweeney brothers for fewl
days.--The Womans Home Missionary
society have sent to the normal and in-|
dustrial school In Marion, Ala, barrel
valued at s+-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall
and Mrs. X. B. lsham were in Waterbury,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
RICHMOND

The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle OF the|
Kings Daughters will hold no meetng|
this week.-Mrs.. Leslie Bressor and chilli
dren of Windsor are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Jude Bressor.-Mrs. John Glynn and son|
have returned to their home In Burling-|
ton after weeks stay at the home ct|
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berry.-Mrs. GuyI
Roche!eau, who has been the guest Of her|
parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. l.. Fireman.
for two weeks, returned Saturday TO herI
home In Lewiston, Me.-Miss Ruth Hilton.
who has been i'll for several weeks, hasI
returned to her school in Johnson.-Dr.
Manning. district health officer. visited
the school Monday there being several
cases of hoping cough reported.-The|
Misses Cora Bressor and Katherine
Lavalle OF Burlington were at their home|
here over Sunday.-Mrs. Sadie Goodwin
has gone to New York city, where She
will remain for several weeks befors|
going South for the winter The Misses
Daniels of Waterbury will occupy Mrs.
Goodwin's house during her absence Miss
Flanagan OF Essex junction is at the|
home of Mr.. and Mrs A eXander Terrien.
Miss May Brewin has returned FROM
the Fanny Allen hospital, whore she has
been for treatment for several weeks
Miss Maytie Gleason has returned from a
weeks stay IN Boston.-Mr. and MRS.
Nathan johnson and children of Stows|
and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Joanson OF
South Burlington were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs l.. a. johnson over Sunday
Thomas Ryan. who has been emp Dyed
at Newport, has returned to his home
The Reverend Fathers O'Riey and Best
of New Jersey are conducting "A misson|
at the Church Of our Lady of the Holy
Rosary this week., W. McGarghan is
in St Johnsbury on two weeks bust
ness trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Maloney|
of Essex, n, Y, We're the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Henley Sunday,-Miss
Patrick of Montpelier is the CUES, of Miss
Weiden becke-Mr, and Mrs. Charles Keefa
OF Essex were recent visitors in town.
George O'Brien has returned to his world
at Bordens Condensed Mi X company
after two weeks stay with friends In
Torrington, Conn, and New York city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
city Of Now York County II New York.
-' state Of Ncsr YOrl.
RORnEN,s CnNnENSED MILK co.

STATE OF NcF lurlN. -
BURDENS tONbrNHhp MiLh w.
Il corporation duly organized ana existing
under and by virtue OF the laws OF the
State OF New jersey, WIN an oHicc ana place
of business at No. los TUCSON street. New
YORK CITY. hereby o'ft!hes tnnt u Is on
Traged in buying and SoIIlng MIX ana cream
in FANS Win i's name names ana "thtr
marks ard devices which 1T uses and has
the right TO use stamped embossed i'm.
pressed and otherwise produced on said
cans. aud that the said name, names other
marks ana ueNiCeS are as AoIo"b'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

when she began to fail In health and
came home to her sisters. who have
taken care OF her during her Illness. About
II weeks ago she was confined to her
bed and since that time had failed
rapidly. Besides her husband, she Is
survived by six sisters, the Misses wini-
fred Bessie, Mae and Margaret Bulger
of this place. Mrs. Hector Huard Jr
and Mrs. @. f. Wells of Burlington; and
by two brothers, John Of Putnamvile,
Conn, and Thomas OF Webster. Mass
The funeral Of Mrs. Dana l.. Sherwin Of
West Allen street will be held tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock at 81. Stephens
Church. with interment in 81. Joseph's
cemetery.
The solicitors in the third Red Cross
roll call will go through the mills Fri
day afternoon. The solicitors have been
working very hard to enlist all old as
we'll as new members in the Red Cross.
Miss Alfredo Levee. who is at the
Fanny Allen hospital, is improving daily.
Miss Elizabeth Cruise who Is at the
Fanny Allen hospital. is gaining daily.
Sergeant viii lam Mcdonnell of Fort
Bliss, Texas, has been appointed sergeant
Instructor of the National Guard and Ia
at present visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonnell, of East Allen street.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

DR., l.. n. Piette, who has been practic-
ing dentistry for "A years in this village.
is moving his household and office goods
to Newport, where he will take up tho
practice of medicine and surgery DR..
Petite is a graduate of the University of
Vermont college of medicine and his
graduation has been practicing his pro-
fesson here In Wnooski. During the past
year he took up a POSTGRADUATE course
in medicine and surgery and has spent six
months in three different hospitals in
Montreal. most Of that time was spent
in Notre Dame hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mongeon are par
ents of a daughter, born Thursday morn
ing.
A big truck owned by the G. s. Blod-
gett company OF Burlington ran in,o the
main office of the American Wooden COM
pany Thursday. smashing the front of
the truck and making hole in the front
of the building. The driver was bruised
While the truck WAS coming down the
hill near the Congregational Church on
Weaver street Thursday afternoon the
driver lost control Of tho machine and
the truck started on n downward course.
crossing West Allen and West Center
street, down to West Canal street, where
it crashed into the building. The brakes
Of the truck refused to work and the
driver was unable to stop the machine.
The driver was fortunate to escape seri-
Gus injury. but was somewhat shaken
up by the collision.
Michael r. Nugent OF Malletts Bay ave-
nue. have received a telegram announcing
the birth of a daughter, Mary Inez, to
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Anderson of Orange
N. j. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss
lnez Nugont of this village,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller Of Lafoun-
tam street are the arents Of twins.
son and a daughter, born November 8.
Because OF the inclemency of the
weather the public school children did
not march to the honor roll for the
Armistice day exercises, az originally
planned, but at II o'clock all Of the chill
dren and teachers met In the assembly
hall OF the high school building, where
an appropriate program was rendered
Ii included patriotic songs and addresses
by Capt. Henry Homeister and Lieut.
Walter Hardacre. Both OF these men who
went into the world war from Winocsli
proved Interesting speakers. holding the
attention of the 600 children for about
an hour. Lieutenant Hardacre was
graduated from the local high school in
the class OF 1913 At the conclusion Of
the exercises the children sang THE
Vacant Chair" In memory of two former
students who did not return with the
boys" but sleep beneath the poppies
in France"
Mrs. Agnes Anne BulEer Sherwin, wife
of Dana L. Sherwin Of Burlington, died
at the home Of her sisters. the Misses
Buyer Of &c West Allen street. Tuesday
evening at $40 OF complications. Mrs.
Sherwin was born % years ago at Ham,
mondvile, N. ", and came here when
but little girl On Thanksgiving day
two years ago she was married to Dana
l.. Sherwin and had resided In Burling-
, ton most OF the time until last June,
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ESSEX CENTER

Word has been received of the death
of Mrs Alma Connal. November third.
formerly of this town and for the mast
five years residing In Springfield Mass.
She was born in Bangor n Y II wears
ago and had resided in this town the
greater part of her life The deceased
leaves to mourn her loss one son, Ches-
ter, of Springfield. Mass, and four
daughters, Mrs. Emma Elliott Mrs.
Henry Bryant Of Springfield. Mass. Mrs.
Alvin Sanderson of Hartford Conn, and
Mrs Frank Zeigler Of Chicago, one
brother. Samuel Lord of Allston, Mass,
and one sister, Mrs. Cornelius Bugbee Of
the same place. The. family has the
sympathy of this entire community.
At an electoral conference of the lay
men of the Methodist Church, held Fri
day night, c. K. Chapin was elected del
geate and Mrs. L. ]. Bixby alternate del
egate to the annual conference to ne held
in Springfield, Vt, next April.--The choir
met for rehearsal in the church audi
torium Friday evening. l. b. Bixby was
appointed in charge of church music FOR
the remainder of the month of Novem-
Der and Mrs. Minnie Bixby was appoint
ed to have charge of the music for De-
cember Roy Fullerton. of Burlington,
spent Sunday with +. w. Brailey.-An or
der has been placed for lumber for tho
shop work department at the high school
and the course will be definitely organized
at orce.-Margaret Brown returned Sun
day afternoon to her school IN Grand Isle
, after spending the weekend with her
parents.-Miss Claire Abbey and Donald
Bixbv Of the univel sity, spent the week
end Mt their respective homes returning
/ to Burlington Sunday afternoon.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

A very pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday evening OF last week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs r f.. Harring IN.
when her niece, Henrietta Merchant
was united in marriage to Adelbert Bull
by the Rev. F. NJ. Hagadorn. The house
was beautifully decorated. The brida!
couple stood under an arch OF evergreen.
from which large bell was suspended
The bride was dressed in white crepe de
cheno and satin, her maids in white and
pink. Betty Baker. Della Martin. Lydia
Hand and Marion Dean were flower girls
and Ruth Hagadorn ring bearer Tie
bridal party came into the room to the
strains Of the wedding march played by
Miss Emma Ball. The Misses Knowles,
Lessor, Miller and Field assisted in serv-
Ing refreshments. Mrs. r. c. Boardman.
Mrs. L. f. Noonan. Mrs. l.. A. Elliot and
Mrs A. =. Williams assisted in serving
the buffet lunch. Miss Dorothy Folsom
ushered the guests into the !ining room
Mrs Charles Cronk and Miss Elenor
Folsom had charge In the gift room
There were many presents Of money,
linen, cut glass, silver, beautiful pictures,
etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Bull left amid a
shower of confetti for their honeymoon
which will be spent In Boston.
Carrie Wheeler Is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.-Mrs. Alice Rowley Is visiting
her mother, Mrs, Esme Palmer.-The
condition of Miss Seals remains un-
changed.-Mr. and Mrs. WI liams visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams in Monk
ton Sunday.-W. f. Ball was In Bur-
lington Monday.-Carrol Kingsland
visited Herbert Field In Starksboro Sun
day.-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
James Field Wednesday afternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Baker and daughter with Mrs.
James Dean were in Burlington Monday,
William Dow Is working at the Hand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
ADDISON

chicken-pie supper was served at the
church last evening.-The Ladies Aid
VII meet Wednesday, November ~, at
Mrs. John Carr's for dinner Mrs. Elroy
helps to entertain.-Mrs. George Mer-
rum Is spending some time with her son.
Charles Merrium, and family Mrs, Mer-
rum soon leaves for Washington TO spend
the winter,-Mrs. F. G. Wood and her as
sistants are canvassing this side OF the
town for the Red Cross drive.-Mrs IL.
w, Spooner was given postcard shower
Wednesday, II being her birthday She
has been III for some time with rheuma-
tism and unable to walk oh lay down.
Mrs. Rose Barnes is spending time with
her sister. Mrs. p. I. Jackson,-The mem
her Of Grand View Grange held meet
Ing Friday evening and elected officers Tor
next year; Master. II. N. Warner; over
seer, II. NJ Spooner; lecturer Ella
Smith, steward. John Elmer; assistant
steward, C. C. Benedict; chaps am IT, r.
Thomas; treasurer. A. w. Adams; secre-
tary, Julia Clark; q. X. Kenneth Harris'
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STARKSBORO

Miss Dora Lathrop, who 10 taking the
second year training at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital In Burlington. has been
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. u.
Lathrop, for n few days. Mrs. Cariinda
clifford has returned from Bristol.-N. Il.
Clifford Of Burlington called on friends
in town last week.-The young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Thompson 10 very ILL.,
The first and second degrees will be con-
ferred upon class Of seven at the
Grange this week. 1t ia expected that
District Deputy Clark will be present.
Mrs. Jennie Day Of Lincoln is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. II. r. Hanson, and
other relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. w.
Smith and Mrs. Royal Smith attended
the funeral of Mrs. Turner In Lincoln
Monday.-Mrs. Milo Smith and Mrs.
Louise Brown are in very poor health
The Good Will Bible class will hold
their regular monthly business meeting
with Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter this after
noon.--There was a social dance at the
town hall Tuesday evening Car
penter of Bristol spent the Armistice day
at his home here.--Friday evening, No
vember a. the community Sunday school
will hold a Thanksgiving social at the
town hall. supper will be served from six
tertainment and games for the children
and young people.-Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Thorne of New York city. who have come
to Vermont to spend tho winter, visited
their relatives here Sunday. before going
to Bristol where they have rented Mrs.
Jennie Norton's house on Briggs Hill.
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WILLISTON

There was a dance at the Universalist
hall Friday night.-The Rev. MIR. Bur-
nett and Mrs, Burnett OF Hinesburg were
in town Sunday.--F. SIENNA, who has been
IL with pneumonia, Is somewhat better
w. II. Metcalf while rounding up some
young cattle which he had purchased
In South Burlington Friday was kicked
by colt, Fortunately, no bones were
broken and Mr.. Metcalf Is around as
usual, although lame.-Miss Bernice
Bradley has returned to Burlington after
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs, Alison Bradley.-There was
a small gathering of friends at the home
Of Mrs C. b. Wood Tuesday. November
4, to celebrate her Goth birthday.
"reminiscences of other days were recall
ed to mind. Refreshments were served
and a mammoth birthday cake was
presented Nv Mrs. Genevicve y ,
Curreo, W, poured and served. .
and presents were received and also
atulations from Ohio. Nebraska and
ssachusetts.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
ST. GEORGE

MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Carpenter and
two children of Hlnesburg visited at the
home Of r. f. ETinsdale Sunday.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Will
liams on Sunday--The Misses Nora and
Lucy Hinsdale returned Saturday from
Burlington where they have been pass-
ing several days.--M w. H!nsdalc was
n visitor in Burlington Saturday.--The
Rev. Mr.. Bennett OF Hinesburg held a
prayer meeting at the home Of F. f..
Hinsdale Monday evening Earl Pills
bury was home from Burlington high
school over Sunday.-Mrs. r. II. North
is i'll at her home.-Several in town at
tended the wedding anniversary and
dance at the home Of julius Murray in
Williston Thursday evening. Earl Aver
has been earring apes In Colchester
and Richmond the mast week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
WALTHAM

w. j. Sherbino and family and Her
bert Treadway Of Middlebury were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Otis Sunday
Mrs. Paul Cary of Wallingford is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Burroughs
Mrs. Volney Avery is recovering from her
recent operation.-A. g. Hunt passed the
weekend in Northfeld.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
C. Ward went to Groose Point Monday
to visit their daughter. Mrs. II. II. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Roleau Of New
Haven and MIR. and Mrs n. l.. Phillips
Of Pttsford were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. n. Jackman Sunday.-J. D..
Boice Of Panton has taken possession of
A. G.. wright's home farm and will carry
on the same the ensuing year.-Mrs.
Char es Dana and daughter, Eleanor. of
New Haven visited Mrs. Dana's mother,
Madam Jackman, last Saturday.-The
n. $. club will meet with Mrs. a. G..
Wright Thursday afternoon, November
IL. The literary topic is "The relation
of the home to the school,"
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. Charles Slavery of Hyde Park was
In town recently to visit her mother, Mrs.
Susan Parker, and sisters, Mrs NJ. +.
Cook and Mrs. Bissell-Mr. and Mrs.
Halsy Abbey Of Maiden. Mass. were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Burge.-The Rev. r. B. Simmons return
ed from his vacation last Friday and
occupied the pulpit last Sunday.--E,verit
Pierson of Fair Haven was a week END
guest of Mr.. and Mrs NJ Il. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cook and son are
guests of Mr.. Cooks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
made the trip in a Ford touring car. from
Snyder. Col, to Shoreham, in just three
weeks.-The Ladies' Aid serve a harvest
supper in the ladies rooms the 10TH from
seven to eight o'clock.--There will be
fair In the ladies rooms December fourth
and fifth, when useful and fancy articles
will be on sale. this is under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational Church.-Mrs. and Miss
Nottingham entertained the Moravian
club Tuesday luncheon being served at
noon.-The board Of civil authorities is
to abate the taxes Of all soldiers; those
who have paid their taxes can receive
their money from the town treasurer by
calling for 1t.
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BRTDPORT

Donald, IA year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Lowell died early Friday morn
ing after an Illness Of ten days.-Datus
Rice OF Montpelier Is In town for a few
days.-Mrs. William Crandell IL not Inn
proving very fast.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Allard are visiting relatives In Bellows
Falls and Lebanon. N. H.-Dr. and Mrs.
Il. @. Blaisdell who have been wishing
In Idaho have returned hpme.-Word has
been received that Mrs. Hilton Newton.
who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for an operation for appendicitis. 10 do
ing well.-Mrs. Ned Warner. who has been
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Andrew Blais for several weeks. very
Ill. was taken Monday to the Morses hos
pital in Ticonderogs, N. Y. for treat
ment-Cora Allard is spending a few
days with her sister Mrs. Talbot Of Corn
wall.-Wilfred Brisson Of this town and
Miss Alice Yandow Of Essex Junction
were married Monday morning at
st. Genevieve's Church at 1880 o'clock
After the ceremony a reception was
given at the home of tho bride,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one,

The Womens Missionary association Of
the Congregational Church announces that
1t will hold a special meeting in the
vestry of the church at three o'clock
Friday afternoon. The men, AS wen as
the women Of the parish, are urged to
attend. This meeting will be addressed
by Mrs. r. S. Enrich, missionary to
Turkey. who will speak with the author
lty of personal experience concerning
conditions in that troubled land-Dr.
r. +. tombstone of North Orwell. a for
mer resident, Is making a professional
visit In this ecton.-Stuart Ross and
Emerson Ross have returned from West
Rutland. where they have been visiting
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. Carroll B
Ross.-Bartholomew Landers has gone to
Hague. n. y, for IA few weeks visit
with relatives-Miss Eliza f. Sessions Of
East Middebury, financial representative
OF the Kurn Hattin Homes in New Eng
land. and particularly of those in Yer
mont. Is in Rutland county working in the
interests of the home.--At the mid week
prayer meeting in the vestry of the Con-
gregational Church Thursday evening the
topic will be THE History of the Bible"
Mrs. John II. Burns has gone to Balti-
more. Md, for medical treatment in
Kelly hospital in that city. She was
accompanied on the way by her son,
and returns to Baltimore to resume his
professional practice in that city-Mrs
Carrie E. Nash. department president of
the Ladies Of the Grand Army has ap-
pointed Miss Florence Eddy as depart
ment secretary.-Dr. w. w. Town
send of Burlington will deliver an
address before the Addison County Medi-
cal society at its meeting to be held
At the Addison House Thursday after
noon.-The Middebury College football
team will play the Clarkson Institute
of Technology team on Porter field Sat
prday afternoon.
, The Miss Mae Thorpe and Reba Max
Held have returned from Brandon, where
they have been visiting at their home for
n few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Judson
have returned to Helena. Mont, after
spending several weeks in Middebury and
vicinity. -Messrs. David Pierce and Alfred
st. Peters have returned from Brattle-
boro, where they have been employed for
few months.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A.
Parsons of Salisbury, ". H., are in town
for few weeks stay. Miss Marion
:. Meanwhile is visiting at the home of her
:, parents in Wallingford.--Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin J. Wimmett and daughter,
Miss Agnes Wimmett, who have been
visiting relatives in town, have returned
to Florence,-D G. Sanburn of Peiro,
he Texas, is In town,-Mr. and Mrs. John ID.
Parkhurst and Miss Nellie Golden of Nor
folk. Conn.,. are in town for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Merritt have re-
turned to Pennacook, N. H., after a six
. weeks stay in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
r. Glenham have returned to Gardner