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All children ought TO be familiar
with the open country. They should
know the Joy Of playing in healthful
mud. of padding in clean water OF
hearing ROSTERS call up the sun, and
birds sing praises to God for the new
day.
They should have the vision Of pure
skies enriched at dawn and sunset
with unspeakable glory; Of dew
drenched mornings flashing with
priceless gems; of grain fields and
woodlands yielding to the feet of the
wind; of the vast night sky "all
throbbing and painting with stars"
They should feel the joy of seed
time and harvest, of dazzling summer
moons, and Of creaking, glittering
winter nights They should live with
flowers and butterflies, with the wild
things that have made possible the
world of fable. =,
They should experience the thrill
of going barefoot, of being out IN the
rain. without umbrellas and rubber
coats and buckled overshoes; OF
riding a white birth, of sliding down
pine boughs, of climbing lodges and
tall trees, of diving head first into
a transparent pool.
They ought to know the smell of
wet earth, of new mown hay; of the
blossoming wild grape and eglantine
of an apple orchard in May and Of a
pine forest in July; of the crushed
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

shrink or cover, obscures the dawn
ing Of the worlds new day.
Wherefore, | recommend that
Thursday, Nov. 81, be observed as a
day Of thanksgiving and reverent
meditation and homage 10 the God Of
the universe. On this day let US sus-
pend all secular work and employ
ment and let Us assemble IN our ae-
customed places Of worship and with
songs Of praise and prayers give
thanks to our Heavenly Father for
all that He has done for Us.
''Let us be reminded that in the
midst Of our prosperity there are al
ways unfortunates about US upon
whom affliction and sorrow have laid
the blighting touch and who are de
pendent upon our charity for the lit
Tie comfort they may CLEAN from life.
Out Of our multitude Of blessings let
US give freely to those who are in
need.
therefore. I. W. 2. Hobby. Gov
ernor Of Texas. do proclaim that
Thursday. Nov. "a, 1919, shall be a
holiday in the State Of Texas. and
recommend that all officials and en-
ployes Of the State. ne well as all the
people. suspend their labors on that
day, except where such labor u nee
essary for the health Of the public,
the protection Of life or preservation
Of property"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
HOBBY PROCLAIMS NOV. II
AS THANKSGIVING DAY

Austin. Texas, Nov. 14.--Governor
Hobby today issued a proclamation
proclaiming Thursday, Nov. q, as
Thanksgiving Day. which is TO be a
holiday in the State of Texas. The
proclamation follows:
Gas we near the end Of another
year We are reminded Of the many
and varied blessings which have been
bestowed upon as by God of tender
mercies and great compassion. II Is
appropriate and proper that we pause
for a brief time and render unto God
our homage and give expression to
our deep gratitude and the great
debt which we owe 10 him from
whom come all our happiness and ali
our blessings.
"The year. though still within the
shadow of the earth's greatest trag.
edy, has been measurably prosperous
for the people Of Texas. We have
been spared the pain OF postilenee-
We have, with few exceptions, es-
capped calamity and disaster. The
field has responded, II not bountiful.
ly, al least sufficiently, TO the labor
OF the husbandman, and mankind has
been rewarded for his toll.
There has been relief from mar
lial conflict throughout our land
We have enjoyed the ties Of friend
ship and our daily occupations. II not
free Of strife and contentious. evil
denee the composing influence OF Jus
lice and right-deallng among. men
from which eventually social and
economic peace must flow There
Il much 10 roiolee 10 In the contsm'
platlon of our hls.lngs. and 10
cloud, from which brave men should
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
MRS. GAYLORD CASE TRANS
FERRED TO HARDEMAN CO.

The case Of Mrs Myrtle Gafford,
of Crowell, who is accused of killing
Senator w S. Bell last June, has
been transferred to Hardeman coun-
ty and set for March 10. The kill
ing Of Bell occurred during general
battle in the street late at night be-
tween members of the two families.
Members of the two had intermar-
ried. The two families are among
the most prominent in West Texas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

Tom W Dean. county and district
CLERK Of Floyd county, who was here
last Saturday and Sunday, attending
the District Conference. left Monday
morning for hIs home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
Any Corn Peels OF
With "Cess-It."

right off Just like a banana peel.
You can try to dig or drag out your
corns with a knife. or slice them
with bloody" razor. or use ban
dages and tape and wrap up your
toe into , package. but that's tho
treat cm. rough, painful, foolish
way. Use or drops OF "Gets-It -
that's the peaceful, sure, cor non
sense way that never fails. You
reach the corn easily with the little
glass rod in tho cork Of every
Eets-It" bottle. II does not hurt
the true flesh, Try II. trot and
SMILE It's blessing: never fails.
Gets IT" the only sure. guaranteed.
money-5ack corn remover. costs but
2. tribe at any drug store. Mrd by
.. Lawrence < Co. Chicago Ill.
Sold in Lubbock and recommended a
the worlds best corn remedy by
LUBBOCK DRUG co.
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Lubbock Surely Has Been Extremely
Fortunate During the Past Few Years
in Not Having Many Fires."......".
Germs Tween Toes I
Uss Easy "ests.It"
Any Corn or Callus Comes on Peace.
fully, Gloriously. Never Fails.

II 10 easy for ''Gcts-It' to reach
hard -to-get-at'' corns, and better
yet. II u easy TO remove them. be-
cause "Gets-ft makes them come
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

Help to reach all the parents Of
the country by cutting this out and
passing il on to friend.
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MONTGOMERY

Mr.. Richardson met with a painful ac-
cident while examining the gasoline taJ,k
OF his automobile. The engine backed
hre and the gasoline exploded severely
burning his face and burning his eyebrows
and har.-Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Richards son.
of 81. Adams are at the home Of Georre
Richardson.-Mr and Mrs. W. Billinss
and children Who'll have been visiting at
the home of Darius Domino have gone
TO Beverly. Mass. for few DAYS before
leaving for their home in Detroit-Mrs.
Hiram Moffatt. of Morrsville. is with
her mother, Mrs. j. B. Lambert for N
whle.-Mrs Theofeld DONNA. who had
been Ill for some time with cancer Of
the stomach. died August a. aged s.
years. The funeral was held the follow
ing day at st. Isadore's Church. Miss
Carrie Hobbs, Of Worcester. Mass, ID
visiting at the home of Cortez Farrar.-
The Rev. Roy r. Green and a troop oc
BOY Scouts have gone to Eden Pond
for a weeks outine.-Miss Marion Moser-
of Burlington, is the guest of Miss Lucy
Parker.-Miss Charlotte Jenne, Of Enos-
burg Falls. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
P. B. Swan.--Mss Marion Wright who
has been passing a week with Miss Pearl
Snoderass, has returned to her home in
Burlington.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Agricultural club is to
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Tilley on
Fourth street. Friday evening The Sui
ton school opened Tuesday with fair at
tendance, with Miss Tressa Thompson
as teacher.-George Kennedy is drilling
an artesian well for Elmer Slocum. The
Neishborhood club surpried |. G.. Elliott
Saturday evening, and helped him cale-
brate his birthday. 4 pleasant time was
enjoyed. Ice cream and cake was served.
Miss Margaret sutton, who has been in
Concord, y. H.. for the past two weeks,
has returned home. MIR. and Mrs. r.
l.. Kinney and Mrs. Susan Landon of
South Hero were recent guests at G. A..
knneys.-1. G. Elliott, MIR. and Mrs
David Finnessy, Harry Danbrook and
family, c. A. Kinney and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Walker attended the Mid
dlebury fair.-Fred Atwood. who has
been in Malone, n. Y, visiting friends
has returned MIR. and Mrs. |. G. Elliott
and son, Mcintyre, have gone on a motor
trip to Randolph and Claremont, y. n.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. o j Tomlinson Of 81.
Cloud Fla. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. n Small. Mrs. Jennie Sayles and
mother, Mrs. Jane Fuller. came Tues
day the guests of MIR. and Mrs. r. A.
Norton. and Mrs. Nye Whitcomb
and son, Edwin. Of St Adams are the
guests of Mrs. Whitcombs parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. j. Randsli.--Mr and Mrs.
Harry Harvey and children Of Water
bury visited Mrs. Harvey's sister. Mrs.
F. s. Carpenter, the last of last week
School commenced TUESDAY with Miss
Alice King of Bristol as teacher.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Johnson. 1r.. of Essex
Junction were the guests of the Misses
Lena and Doris Miles Sunday.-Mrs
Jerusha Taft has been visiting her SON.
William, of South Starksboro the last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Atkinson and
children of Morrisville visited Mrs
Atchinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs w L.
Ring, the first of the week
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and son. Robert, with their suest, Miss
Florence Dadnsn, of Harvard. Mass.
who had been visiting her sister. Mrs.
stone. for three weeks. left here Tues
day for Harvard, Mass. by motor car.
Mrs. e. S. stanton returned Tuesday
from Brandeth Lake, whre she had been
passing three weeks with Mr. Stanton.
Mr. and Mrs Carleton Smith and child.
of Springfield, Mass, arrived In town
saturday for vacation, which they will
pass with Mr.. Smiths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Smith. on High street-Frank
Erwin, assistant at the Nestles Food
company's plant at Herpon, n. Y. wa
calld here by the death Of his brother
in-law, Enugenc Lumnah. He is remain.
ing few days with his family. who have
not yet moved. Andrew Porter is hAv-
ing vacation from his work in Rich
lord and with Mrs Porter is passing some
OF the Time among friends here
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JERICHO CENTER.

MISS Alien Giffin gave a party last
wednesday evening in honor of her cou-
sin Miss Dorothy Hoag. Tho Misses
Dorothy and Marion Nichols Maybe
Ransom and Mildred Wlssel, who have
been in Roxbury, returned to their homes
last Thursday evening Miss Maud Will
lard and mother returned to Worcester.
Mass, last day.--Mr. and Mrs. E. r.
Maloney are visiting friends in Essex.
\. Y.-Mlss Irene Bolger was an over
Sunday guest of tho Misses Barrett
Verne Wissel is visiting friends in Shore
ham.-Mrs. Anna. Peasc Of Burlington IL
a guest OF her daughter. Mrs. W. !, Mich
ols.-'Mr. and Mrs Herbert Farr of Hines
burg were guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Hall.-Mrs. j. w. Hart is spendinr
few days in Burlington with Mrs. Cora
Chapn.-Miss Anna Warner has gone 10
Canaan, n H.--AIrs. Henry Woodlev of
Itica. n Y, is visitinsg the Rev. and Mrs
F.. j. Malzard .Hovey Jordan is spend-
ing few days in Decentralization Bel
lows is visiting friends in North Ferris
burg.-Mrs. T. j. Nash was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ida Hoskins the last of
the week.-1ialph Curtss was in West
ford Sunday.-Miss Cushman Of Burling-
ton visited her cousin Mrs G. G.. Bick-
mel last week.ATr. and Mrs. l. l.. Thomp-
son visited friends in Westford over Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Decker Of
Georgia were at c. i. Pollns on Sunday
Max j. stiles. who has been in the navy,
has received his discharge and arrived
home Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs w. W. Stiles
and little daughter came Sunday to spend
Labor Day with their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. F. a. Stiles.-Mr and Mrs Ralph
Hooper and two children Of Boston are
guests of pr and Mrs. NJ. o. Eddy
Mrs. Fife Hapgood Of Essex is the guest
Of Mrs. Martha Fuller.
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married August &c TO Allen wimble of
Mi!.on.--Marcia stuart, who is living
vita her sister in Georgia, spent Sunday
in town with her brother, George stuart.
THE Rev. w W. White and family have
returned from a vacation OF two weeks
spent at Mr. Whites former home at
Mansonvllle. r. Q.-Mr. and Mrs Irving
Thompson Of Jericho Center and Ralph
Corliss visited friends in town Satur-
day and Sunday.-Miss Lillian Petty went
sunday to- resume her work in the North-
folG high school. Miss Bernicc Gleason
Of Bristol has been the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Jessie Grow. she last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs Don Rice and two chill
drcn, Katherine and George, returned TO
New York August @.--Mr. and Mrs.
@ II. jackson. Myrtle Wiley. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a Munson G. a Rice and Edgar
Grow are among those who attended
Mddlebury fair lA Week.-Mrs. Mary
jackson went to her school in Newfane
Saturday Mrs Frank Smith returned
from the hospital Saturday.-Mrs. George
Austin and Miss Rachel Sheldon Of
rittsfeld. Mass we're in town few
dnys last Week.-Mrs. Page Cfford and
daughter. Gail, who have been spending
.evera, weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Gale. have gone TO Mddlebury where
they will make their future home Mr..
uNford il treasurer Of the Middlebury
bank and formerly had a position in the
Hyde Park bank. About S1sG was real
lied from the three performances of
1.-THE Hoodoo." The net returns cannot
vet be given
There viii be dance az the knights
Of Pythias hall Friday evening. Cabana's
orchestra will furnish music.
Francis and Carl Macomber, Percy
htheTtor Charlotte Grow and Richard
Allen began school al Bellows Free Aca-
demy Fairfax. Tuesday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss Dorothy Bussner, who has heen
patient at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. is convalescins at her home here
Miss Celia Hill, of Starksboro. and Miss
Rhena Hill, of the Winooski Saving
Bank arc guests of Mrs Frederick s.
Gove.-Mr and Mrs. George Wooner
have sold their farm in tho northern
part of Charlotte and it is ported they
will vacate the premises in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. w, F.. Foss and son. Les
lie Foss. and Mrs. Alexander Murray
the wife of former prea cher here. re-
turned to Wocott Sunday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Fonda for week
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SHELBURNE

The canning factory has started up and
quite a number of village and Shelburne
Falls women are employed-Dr and Mrs.
f. r. Stoddard, who have passed the sum-
mer with their daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Hodgekins, left Tuesday for Fitchbure
Mass, to pass the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sherwin.-Charles Cam
bridge arrived in town Monday to be
principal of the high school. Mrs. Cam
bridge will Join him later,-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Thompson have returned from
Cedar ach.--Mrs. Ellen CHASER and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Ironwood. Mich
are visiting Mrs, Glasser's sister Mrs
Mark Thompson Ockert, now
located I'm Woodville. ~ H., passed the
weekend with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ockert.-stanley Sheridan chief
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JERICHO

Mrs. Irving Nealy has gone to Warren
where she has a. position as teacher.--Mrs.
Walter Bla isdell. who has been visiting
relatives in Nashua. n. r.. for the pa II
week has returned home.-Mrs c. A.
Barney has been spending a few days
with relatives and friends IN Richmond
Belle r. Parsons who has been spend
ing two weeks with E,dythe NJ Perry in
Middletown Springs, returned home Sat-
urday evening accompanied by Mrs. Perry.
Schools opened Tuesday for the fall
term.-Mrs Cora Tromhly was Labor
Day visitor at Queen City park and Eur
lington.- William Buzzell and brother.
Max, and their father, the Rev J. r. Buzz
zell, were recent visitors in Newport
Troy Derby and Jay. making the trip
by auto.-Pearl Russin of Jcftersonville
was a visitor of his sister. Mrs Cora
Tromhly, Sunday.--Mrs. Ayllen Williams
and two children who have been spending
several weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. f. f. Williams has returned to her
home in Cape Girardeau. Missouri-Mrs
Charles Paf and daughter Miss Bulah
Weth bee, who have been spending the
past few weeks with Mrs. w. w. Smith.
have returned to their home in New York
city.-William Densmore was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives in Barre
returning Tuesday morning.-Petit Jury
drawn for the September term county
court are w. r. Curtis and 3. c. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzell and son. Harry.
and Miss Alice Saville of Lowell, Mass
have been recent visitors at the home Of
the Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Buzzell.-Mrs.
William Buxton and daughter Ruth of
Burlington We're Labor Day visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Buxton and
daughter. Florence, left Tuesday for NAL
let's bay for a few days Wilson Curtis
accompanied by his cousin. John Rev
nolds, of Pennsylvania and three cousins
from Burlington were recent visitors with
Attorney and Mrs. Johnson at st. AL
bans bay.--Mrs. Max Buzzell entertained
Friday Mrs, William Buzzell and son.
Harry. Miss Alice Saville of Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. Clifton Buxton and son, Maurice. of
Jonesville and Miss Pansy Buzzell.-Niiss
Hazel Pettngil OF New York city is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pettingill Louis
Camp who has been employed at the
Densmore granite sheds has completed
work.-Mrs. Thomas Adrian and daush-
ter Mary, were in Burlington Saturday
on business.--Mrs. Marchia Morse has re-
turned from st. Adams, where she ha 8
bes- visiting at the home of DR. and Mrs
s. ~. Paige for few dsys.-Miss Doro-
thy Hoag and Master Charles Hoag of
keesev1lle. \. Y, are vistingg at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles C;iffin.-
Carl Densmore is erecting a travelling
derrick at his granite sheds here Mrs
Frank Pease has been a guest of DIR.
md Mrs Shattuck at the Bakersfield
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sister, Mrs. John Blanchard. are visiting
in Sheldon Springs AT the home of Mr.
and Mrs Napoleon Dan,aw. w. II. Love-
lette and son, Marshal. have bought the
A. w. Sears property on the east side of
Main street, which comprises the lot Of
land and all buildings from the Amer
lean House to the S. r. Morse prop
erty.--William G.. Sears, of Philadelphia,
Pa. has been a business visitor in this
place for the past week.-Homer, the
little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Pond
who has been very i'll. Is some better
Miss Inez Phaneuf has returned home
from visit with relatives in Albany.
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WEST MILTON.

school will open September for the
for term with Mrs. Mildred Campbell as
teacher.-Mrs. Alma Tryon and Mrs Jennie
Phelps Of Concord. y. H.. who we're
guests last week a. Boyt Mears. returned
home Thursday. --ATrs. Mildred Campbell
and daughter Barbara Jean spent few
days last week in Beividere at the home
of r.. S. Campbell. Mrs. Guy Iby has re-
turned home from a short stay in Bur-
lington-Mr and Mrs. Gordon Iby and
baby of Burlington spen; the week end
at Henry 1by's.--Mr and Mrs. ". A.
Granger and son Glenn and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Sanderson attended the Middlebury
fair Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Blake
and family snnnf Sunday In 81 AlhanS
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Savage were in
Craftsbury recently. Mr.. and Mrs Aus
tin Lockwood and sons, Wallace and
Arnold, and Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Ryea
have moved to New Jersey.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Ovitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Kelley and Craife Ovitt went to tho
Bedford fair August o.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Wetherby August first.-Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Green and little son. Harold,
visited at the home of Elmer Kelley.
Sunday.-About 25 people attended the
Ladies' Aid dinner at the home of Mrs.
Fred Pfannstill, August q.
Misses Theresa and Laura Marshall Of
Craftsbury passed last week with their
sister Mrs. B. L. Savage.-Mrs. William
Austin has returned home after passing
few days with her daughter. Mrs. Orrin
Bliss, in Swanton. William Garvin and
Ruth Sweet recently visited al Lewis
Sweets.
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RICHMOND

large crowd gathered in the park
last Thursday afternoon to listen TO the
address given by Lieutenant Governor
Mason s. Stone in honor of the home
coming of the soldiers of the worlds war.
Inc Richmond band rendered several
selections. Following the address a ball
game between Bristol and Richmond was
played at Athletic field. The game re-
suited in decided victory for the home
team the score heinG 16 to /. The crowd
that witnessed the game Was much dis.
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ST. GEORGE

Earl Aver and son, Donald, were in
Bolton Monday.-Nr. and Mrs William
Preston and son we're visitors in town
Sunday.-M. w. Hinsdale and daughter
Nora, were in Burlington Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. W. G. White
Miss Bessie Tomlinson and Seldom Tom
lnson, of Bolton. were visitors in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Ethel Young was in
Burlington Thursday and Friday.-School
opened Tuesday with Miss Gaffney. Of
Hinesburg, as teachor.-Several i'm town
attended Middlebury fair last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chase, Katherine King
and Mr., and Mrs. a. B. Williams attend
ed Morrisville fair last week.-Mrs.. Wal
ter Osborne and two daughters, of Will
liston visited a the home of her parents
Saturday.
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ENOSBURG

Mrs. Louis Goodhue died Monday eve.
ming, The funeral arrangements at this
date are not comprehensive. Nraden.
burg and son, Paul. went to Schenectady,
n. Y. Wednesday, where they expect the
family will make their home for an in.
definite period. Paul will enter hi9h
school there, the rest of the family 70.
ing 1ater.-Miss Bertha MArtindale Of
Sheldon. who haS-been for over five weeke
at r. n. Maynard's, returned home Mon.
day.-Miss r c. Williams who passed
last week with the family Of c. H.
Leach, has returned to her home.-Miss
Milla Gilbert. Of Detroit, Mich. who has
been spending the summer with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gilbert
left for her home Thursday.-MissF Flora
Chaffee passed the weekend with her
parents here.-Nelson Brown. who has
been visiting at the home Of G. r. Leach.
returned to Durham Que. F'riday.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Remington. of New York
arrived Friday and Went to Sh sldon Sat.
urday. Robert Remington accompanied
them.-Mrs. George Rayrnore is at Enos-
burg Falls with her daughter. Erdine,
who enters high school-Mrs D. Wood
ward and children, Margaret. Robert and
Ernestine, have returned to Enoshurs
Falls for the children to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. NJ. Cole and w. F. Cole were in High.
gate Springs and Sheldon Monday.-Many
will RENE mber Murch williams who was
the COW tester in town several years ago,
who enlisted and has seen service over
seas. Mr.. Williams has returned and re-
oeived his discharge and is visiting friends
here. who are glad 10 welcome him back.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Farmers Progressive club will hold
its regular meeting Friday evening Of this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Ti'ey.
County Agent Loveland and Home Dem
onstration Agent Miss Hazel Cassidy will
be present and the entertainment, com
n1ttee have planned an interesting pro-
gram for the evening. A large attend
ance is desired.-NIrs. Mary Black and
three children. who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ira Bromley for several
weeks past. have returned to their home
In New York CITY
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MILTON BORO.

Schools VIII open Monday September
S-Arthur and tircttd Shesn are at.
tending school at MiltoI--F. L. Good =
win has sold his farm to Alfred Eaton.
--Mry. Jennie Fay has returned from a
visit In 'TiconderoEa \, Y, and Rich 70
rond --Miss Marion Wood. who has
heen passing two morths at the Parker