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Reiterated Music Is Music
Plus Personality

THE music of great artist thrills
and stirs us, where the same
music rendered by another may
leave us utterly cold
Into his music the true artist has
woven his whole soul-has made his
music the expression of his Person.
aity-made it living thing.
And right there is the distinction
between the NeuD Edison and all
other monographs.
The genius of Thomas A. Edison has
caught the music plus the Personality
of the artist. 1t is wonderful. 1t is
true music Re- Creation.
Close your eyes when listening to the
NeW Edison and it is the living artist
you hear. The artist himself speak
ing through music.
Music plus personality! Such music
The New Edison and only The NelD
Edison gives you.
Without Personality music is mere
sound. With it, music is something vital
that strikes at ones very depths, sum-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
NORTH FERRISBURG

The annual sale and lawn party at the
Wheeler home conducted by the Ladies'
Aid, which has become the social feature
of the season. met with more than the
usual success Thursday. 1t is estimated
that 800 people took part in the festivities
during the afternoon and evening. Romala
orchestra outdd themselves in furnishing
music, The fish chowder supper was par
taken of by 10 Much credit is due Mrs.
Harrington, who managed the prepara-
ton Of the chowder and cooked all through
the heavy rainstorm over n campfire pre-
pairing the stew and to Mrs Henry Be
settle, who managed the making OF the
candy that at the sale brought In nearly
$50. The proceeds from the sale were about
Dorothy Whitney of Dorset is spend
ing few days at the homes Of G. >. Mar
tin and Daniel Kimball.-Mrs. William
Newton returned to West SomerViiie'
Mass, Saturday having spent several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and MIS- NJ
+. Allen.-lohn Welcome was Corporal
Ambrose were in Burlington Thursday
Helen Dunbar Of Burlington is visiting at
the home of \. Preston.
The funeral of George Harrington was
held in the Methodist Church sunday al
T. m and was largely attended, both by
the many relatives of the deceased ant
"A host of friends. The Rev. f, NJ. Haga
dorm ofiiciated.
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SHOREHAM

Prof. and Mrs. Walter Smith OF Wash
ington -. G., are with Mrs, Smiths
mother, Mrs. Anderson.-Miss Norma
Waite is in Fairfield the guest of Miss
Charles Soules.-William Parker Of Water
vliet passed sunday with his mother. Mrs,
Susan Parker, and sister, Mrs. NJ. T..
Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. T., u, Collins OF
East Orange, \ j., passed the Weekend
with their aunt, Mis-. G. i. Howard.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Scarl Mitcacl Of Ned,
field Mass. capt. and Mrs Haswell Of
Washington. u. G. and Mrs Leland
Prentice of Worcester Mass, were re-
cent guests of MI and Mrs. Henry
Wright.-Mr, and Mrs y. J. Macauly
have as guests Mr.. and Mrs William j.
Carroll OF Cincinnati, Ohio-Mrs. Sim
mons, mother of Mrs. f.. z. Lee, who is
i'll, is not gaining very fast.-Mr, and Mrs,
:, COOK are ill.--The Alma Hendee Chap
ter, O. T. $, by invitation picniced with
the Brandon and Pittsford Chapters, o.
+. s, at Lake Dunmore Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Macauly and Mr.. and
Mrs W. j. Carroll passed Tuesday at
Lake GeOrgc.-Lieut. Bernard Caswell.
who has been with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f.. q, Caswel. started Tuesday for
Kansas city, Mo.-Dr. and Mrs. |. L.
sharon have as guests his neces, Grace
and Dorothy Couttre, of Ferrisburg. DIR.
Elizabeth y. SQuircs and son, Or. Her
bert squires, of Utica. ~ Y, ana daugh-
ter, Mrs Wallace, Of Rochester y, Y,
are guests at Mrs. &. H. Towards.
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LINCOLN

TIE Purinton reunion viii be held Aug
ust Il at the home of Roy Johnson.-No
church services were held Sunday. due
to diphtheria cases in toWn.-Mrs e. l..
ShaCkett, of New Haven, will have no
vocal class this week, but it is hoped
the class will meet the week. following --
Miss Carrie Pierce, who is III with dph-
liberia, is making progress toward recov-
cry. Irene, daughter of Garfield Grant.
is seriously i'll with the disease. Mrs.
Percis Green has returned from few
weeks stay at Queen City Park.--Allcu
Lee has returned from ~ months over
seas.-1oward Thompson and family and
Miss Kathleen Clark arc visiting in Man
chester.-MrS. y. II. prue. of Lcominstcr.
Mass and Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Curry
of Burlington, visited recently at the
home of Luther kent.--A son. Marvin
Judson. has been born to the Rev. and
Mrs. A. Dexter Mrs. Dexter is with
her parents in Utica, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hatch are guests at the home
Of c. L. Bicknel!.
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Martin have gone
for an extended visit to Bennington and
Massa Chusctts Mrs. Kate Fifed has
returned from two months stay in
Potsdam, y. V. ard vc.nity.-Nrs
stewart and son. Ray, and Miss Claire
Kncary from New York city are at
Dana Narsh's for the summer.-Miss
Grace Darling and mother, Mrs. Stevens,
are stopping at Rinaldo Whittier s.--pr
and Mrs. Walker from Cambridge. Mass.
are staying at Mr.. and Mrs. William
ComeS.-Cleve Andrews ana Frank
Ahar returned from across" Saturday
Mrs. Cora Chafin of Massachusetts was
with her sister. Mrs. G. r. Church. last
week-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright of
Cochituato, Mass. are visiting in town
G. +. Clatlin from Bethel and Or. and
Mrs. Herbert Wrirht and two small
children. who are stopping a. Silver
Lake, Barnard. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Il. Il. CAurch, the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. i. NJ. Church went 10
burlington the first of the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hub
bard, They returned and left Mrs.
Church thcrc.-Lloyd Church attended
the WOOD turner's convention i'm Brandon
Friday.-Abner Roberts went to CON
necticut Monday Mr. and Mrs Archer
Of Braintrce have been visiting their
son, Carl Archer
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RIPTON.

son, Robert, was born August to
Mi and Mrs. T.. T.. HER at the home of
Miss Lucy Hale-AIr. and Mrs, {. f..
Beeman and son. Chandler, of st, AlbanS
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jennings of
Bristol were guests Sunday of Mr.. Bee
mans mother, Mrs. Hattie Beeman, and
grandfather, j. $, Chandler, Miss
Ethelyn Beeman and Miss liildreth
Berry. who have been their guests Tor
10 days, returned to their home in Rich
mond Monday.-Mrs. Ada Billings VINO
has been ill for two months was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital In Bur
lington Thursday Or, - ). EDDY OF
Middlebury ana her daughter MISS
Ethel Billings, and son, Alison BlliIhgS'
accompanied her-Georgc W. Farmer OF
Salisbury was in town Sunday.-Nlafchce
Langworthy OF Bristol is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble
Mrs. Eliza McQuincy and daughter Mis-
Bertha Billings, Mr.. and Mrs Ben NC
Quincy and daughter, Thelma or Mlddie-
bury, Mr., and Mrs. {. {. MufrY anu
daughter, Helen, of Burlington Roy
Pierce of Massachusetts ana Whilam
powner OF Modesto, CAL VISITED the o'o
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HrSt ol inc week. Mr.. and Mrs. GUS
NlseI are taking their vacatio n-Leon
STARK ana Miss Henrietta Newton OF
hartford, y. Y, were married sunday
'harIcS Raymond and family returned
nome TO Hudson Falls last week.-Mrs
~ l.. Wells has returned from Somor-
VlIlc' Mass, whore She spent several days
WIN Nor mothcr-W. b. French and ram
NY were at Lake Dunmorc last week.
q. {. Phelps found one of his horses dead
III the pasture, the cause of death being
uhknown.-Orwcll was well represented
at the hcld day at the government farm
at Neybrdgc rcccntly.-Thc Loyal GIFTS
sunday school class held food sale on
tuesday of this wcek.-Thc farmers
are finishing one Of the best
crops of hay for years.-Mr. and
Mrs Daniels of Niagara, n. Y. are
at Mrs. :. T.. Abells-The Roy. i. NJ.
lsaacs and family are still in camp at
Lake observation-disclosures Cousoay Of
Clarendon is with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Cousoay.-Miss Anna Young
returned TO Burlington last weck.--B. j.
Barber has had his house wired for
oil
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SHELBURNE

William Prindc has moved his family
to Crown Point, y. Y.-G. r. Brush and
SON Edward are on a trip TO Buffalo,
y. Y.-Miss Lila Taylor passed the week
eud at her home in the village.-Mrs. Fred
Roberts and George Roberts motored to
-. Johushury Saturday and brought Mrs.
q. y. Roberts back with them. who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Philip
Fletcacr.-W 'sley Waite is spending a
week at Camp Abnaki.-Little Helen
Mack daughter of MI and Mrs. Harris
Mack, broke her arm Monday morning 49,
Mrs Fannie PICARD and two sons Ed
ward and Charles, accompanied by Don
Parker. have gone by automobile to
Montreal. The Misses Florence and Alice
Minall passed the weekend at their home.
Harry Iiollinsworth has moved his fam
lily to Rock Point. He has employment
at Hopkins hall-John Lawrence has
moved into the rooms vacated by tlollins-
worth. Joseph Marsctt is seriously i'll
with rhcumatism.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Wells of Springfield. Mass. and Mr., and
Mrs John Williams ana family of Char
lotte passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Welis.-Lorine Palmer and Fred
erick Waite have returned from Camp
Abnaki.-Miss Euuce Palmer has returned
from Thompson's Point after visiting
Miss Lois Paimer.--George Collamcr
passed the weekend at his fathers. j. J.
Collatner.- Mrs. j. Nicholson and chill
dreu of Montreal are visiting Mrs. Jack
Greeuway on Sheburne Farms.--Mrs.
Kate Muzzy and children have moved
from this village to rooms at the coach
barn. Sheiburuc Farms,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kings Daughters will be held on the
lawn of Trinity rectory with Mrs. G.. 4.
Brush Mrs. Joseph Minhall and Mrs II.
L. Sanders a hostesses. Roll call will be
answered by a verse from Psalm l03.
Meeting is called Al two o'clock.-Dr. and
Mrs. i. :. Norton have returned from
Long POINT whore they have been guests
Of Mrs w Scott and Mrs. D. y. Tower
for the past Week.-A hot contest is eN-
pected at the ball game to be played
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock
between the local team and Richmond
niue.--The Rev and Mrs \. ]. Hutchin-
son have returned from a six weeks
vacation spent with relatives In Albany
and Rensselaer,. y. Y.--Ira Wiley is at
the Fanny Allen hospital recovering
from surgical operation Mrs. Ida
Mead of Burlington, who has been car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Shattuck has
. returned 10 ntF Dolllt.-l. II. i'efFlEO lis
slowly recovering from severe illness
which has confined him to his home for
two months,
The monthly meeting of the King :
Daughters will be held on the lawn OF
Trinity rectory this afternoon. with Mrs
q. r. Brush, Mrs James Minall and Mrs
Il. l.. Sanders as hostesses Roll call
will be answered by verse from Psalm
lO3 The meeting is called al two O'Clock
DR. and Mrs j. $. Norton have re-
turned from Long Point where they have
been the guests of Mrs, W. Scott and
Mrs. u. n. Tower for the last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. !. Hutchinson
have returned from a six weeks vaca-
ton, spent with relatives in Albany and
Rensselaer,, y. Y.-lra Wiley is at the
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BRIDPORT

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Washburn, August 5,-Phillip Demell who
was visiting friends here, was called to
Montpelier last Friday by the sudden
death of his mother,-Cora Allard is
spending "A few days with her sister Mrs
Arthur Jabott, in Cornwall.--Mr. and Mrs.
&. j. Barbour motored to Walingford
Tuesday. Her aunt returned with them. --
Leon Monroe and Frank Allard were
business visitors in Cornwall Sunday
The Campfire Girls and the Blue Birds
viii give an entertainment at the Grange
hail, August II. Refreshments will be
served.-Mrs. Emma Wolcot, who has
been visiting in Flint, Mich. returned
home Wednesday, Minnie Atwood
of Rutland is spending some time at the
home of her cousin, William Norcomb. -
Mrs Frank Beyett and three children of
Shoreham are visiting at Allan Barnard's.
-Jcwott Wing called on friends in sud
bury Sunday.
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MONkTON RIDGE.

l.. w. Farr has returned from the
hospital whore he had an operation on
his face.
Mrs. Floyd Kittridgc returned Thurs
DAY to her home in lIardwick following
ten days visit with Mrs. H. j. Vance
lette-Mrs. Ida Thurston Of Wolcott is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Morton Hill
Among those from here to attend the
friends quarterly meeting in South
Starksboro, Sunday. were. Mr.. and Mrs.
FRED Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. ODcd Clough,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dean. Mrs. jeanette
Barnum. Charles and George Baruum.
Miss Julctta Barnum, NJ f. Morgan.
Hervey Orvis. Charles Hoag, and the
Rev and Mrs. j. L.. Ransomc.-Alrs.
Frank Miles returned Monday from the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs Alexander T. Arklcy Was the
hostess at a surprise parry rendered her
Friday evening by the entire village,
which gathered TO oXprcsI their apprccta-
ton of her work i'm the community. No
entertainment Is complete without Mrs.
Arkcy ut the piano, and her rare talent
is at the disposal Of her friends al all
times. The party was arranged by Ms
j. II. Niele and Mrs. w. 6. stevens, and
was most enjoyable. The guests 9S-
semblcd on II. y. Drury's lawn and
went in pody to the residence Of Mrs
Arklcy. although she was complete
taken by surprise, she greeted them all
in her usual gracious manner and made
them feel welcome. The evening passed
very pleasantly with conversation. music
and readings Mrs ArlteY played a uun-
bcr Of selections, including one from
Rigoletto and group by Messenger
There was community singing led by
II. W. Putnam. and several old-tino
familiar airs were sung. Mrs. Jerome +.
Downing recited Little Boy Blue and
Mrs. Piper" Thcn the Hcr. NJ. Milar
in a few well chosen words presented
Mrs. Arkley with a purse in token of
the esteem and affection i'm which she
is held. and the appreciation of the
valuable assistance she renders on ali
occasions for churches and schools ana
public and private gathering Of all kinds.
Mrs. .Arkley made a most happy response.
Refreshments were served by the COM
mittee. assisted 10y Mrs. l.. G. Atwood.
Miss Dixon and Miss Hazel ArkloY.
a farewell reception was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence J. Ruggles Saturday
MINT at the HON" Of Mrs. Ruggige sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Anterior Light
refreshments were served Those from
out Of town We're Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H..
Flynn. son Charles and daug.t Viola,
Mrs. Frank Ready and daughters, Fran
ces and Constance, all Of Burlington and
Louis Dermanche of Nashua. y II. Mr..
and Mrs. Ruggles left Sunday morning for
their future home in Marion. Ind. The
best wishes of all accompanied them.
Miss Mildred Teachout has accepted a
position in the public schools Of Youngs-
/ town, Ohio.
Charles stevens Of chester, Pa. IS pass
/ ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
/ and Mrs. John =. stevens
Irving Desorda, son of oliver Desorda,
I and Miss May Powell of Hackensack
/ y. j., were married Tuesday evening
! by the Rev Christopher : Quimby
/ Fay Carpenter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
| \. l.. Carpenter oil Main street, returned
home sunday, having been honorahly dis
/ charged from the army.
Mrs. +. J. Ranslow of Sea Breeze. Fla
who underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital month ago, has re-
turned 10 the home Of her nephew. DR.
David Marvin. much improved in health
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ESSEN CENTER

I'ans. are ne'nF h'au' Tor 'i'
come nome reception JOY inc S"'''
ana sal'o's OF the great ".i'" N".' N
went from Ihe town 'l l-7S'N' U"
''.' al we Town "'" N"'"' .'"' ,N u"
''lS WceN' y goo" "''"'"N" VIVA ''
''e'lu""ce' """l"1' WI"
ana an lhle'es'.4S spe"N'' WI" "' y
N'oed TOT 'hc occasion. E'h''". .h''
uon IS ISSUED 10 me u'nlt - a''
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ST. GEORGE

Alison Goodsell Of The second [.
Cavalry. who has just returned from
months overseas, is visiting at his uncle
G. +. Poet, ana famlly.--Nr and Nj
II. ]. Goodsc'l and family Of FART
We're callers at q. =. Poets Suuda
August 3.-Dr. aud Mrs. W. Gi2gett "a
family Of Manila. Iowa. are y.s'ti
Mr. and Mrs. q +. Poet. They made d
trip 10y automobilc.-Mrs George Ih
dale, Miss Lucy Hinsdale Laurence 10y
joy and Wright Davis returned hof
Friday after passing Tow days il Bt
/ lington.-Several from this town attend
the dane, in lIuesburg Friday night
] y. e, Parchtr and son. Scott. return
home Thursday after passir- .sw da
! in Canada.
Miss Lizzie Gamuey Of Hnoshu
/ has been engaged to take the schc
here for the coming year.-3iss I.Du
! Pllsbury came Saturday from Bello
/ Falls for a vacation of two weeks
! the home of her parents-Mr. and VI
Augustus Wellineer, who are oa
automobile trip from Detroit " C
/ are visiting at the home OF the g,
mer's brother, Lawrence WVllirGor.
/ two weeks Miss blanche Eohar
/ Burlington has been VISITING Miss IN
/ lima Parchor for few days--Har
North was given "a surprise b!rthd
party Saturday evening at his hon
Mrs. George Hiusdalo returned hol
Friday, after passing a few days
/ Burlington.-Mr ana Mrs. AUGUST
Welliugcr and Miss Ahblc yelling
spent sunday in Holyole Mass. wi
relatives-Farl Aver and son HAIR,
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ADDISON

Senator Martin s. Villas of Burlington
will speak in the town han Thursday
evening, on the League of Nations. The
public is invited.-A good many from here
attended the field day meeting Tuesday
at the government farm in Weybrdge.--
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Baldwin recently
visited his parents in Shorcham.- Mrs.
\. T. Clark went to Burlington Thursday
to remain for a time.-MisS Lucy
Palmer has as her guest Miss Lulu
Woods Of Middlebury.-M A. 5. Crane
and Mrs. George Wilmarth entertained
The L. 4 L. ON August T.
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man, has returned to Brooklyn N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams have moved
into their new home which they houga
OF J. H. LcBocuf.-Mrs. Howard LcBoeui
returned Saturday from visit TO rela-
tivcs In Shorcham. Mrs Celeste Potvin OF
Wnoosli Is visiting her brother, George
Myers. Miss Helen Mulholland, who has
been spending month with her parents
the Rev. and Mrs. Mulholland has re-
turned 20 New York hospital. where sho
Is taking course in nursing
Katherine Quinn died sunday night at
the home of hcc mother Mrs. Eliza quinn
after an Illness OF several months from
tuberculosis. following influenza, aged n
years She was born in Mincvile, \. Y.
tic daughter Of Patrick and Eliza tShca)
Quinn. Her father died when she was an
infant in arms. Since then most of tn,
life Of the deceased was passed in this
city. Tho funeral was held Wednesday
morning at st. Peters Church, the Rev
l. a. Nezua officiating. The hearers
were Thomas Mack. John shea and two
cousins, the Messrs, shea of Mineville
y Y. Tho body was taken to Minevillo,
y. y. for hurial.--Dr G. f. Langworthy
of washington. -. G., is visiting his uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs r. Nevillc.--Mrs.
,.t...' g. - - -. 7t.. III
- ,,,i,,,,,,i a,,1 .la,,rh,. - ~, Wi.
.,i,, T., t,, ,.i,,i,7I ~, ,,.,e, ~. ,b,,
,t,.,. r,Iot,.,or h,..,,t,.,i ,r,,,,,i.,, ,trs y,
Al nan aud d,,,gb,cr Ldr, who bovo
bocp visiting tboi, san and brotber
Palmer Ran and family or po,tor have
returned borc-Ilnr,v marion made =
business trim to Huntingdon TUESDAY
goin, Iy nutop,ohile.-Dr w q Watt and
T.. \. Leo made a bueincss trim 20 Pitts
ford Nouday.-Nliss Adclla Iughau has
resumed hcr work as aasistaut librarian
at the BiXby Memorial Free library after
n three weeks vacatiou-Dr. u. Carroll
Of lMtland was IN town Tucsday.-L T..
Avery rs confined to the house by ulcers
on the cNcs.--Nr ana Mrs. g. T.. Dickinson
wcro guest, of Mr. and Mrs. L. II Brown
daN--Nrs David DuJuctt and Mrs.
William buquctt of iio'voke Mass, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bodett -
ON Saturday evening. August .. The home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Latham of Bar
numtown was the scene Of a pretty occa.
81 n when Mrs. La'lam gave a mscellanG-
7us shower for Miss Beatrice Devoid
daughter of Mr and Mrs. George De-
void. in honor of hcr approaching mar
rage to ScdgWick Preston. About 60 OF
her fri ends were present AID helped to
make the affair "a lively one The shower
took place in the parlor which was very
prpttilv decorated I'm pink aud white. Miss
Devoid received large number Of beau
tful gifts. During the evening refresh
montH were served. Miss Martha Thorn
was at nrr farm in Waltham Yesterday
pr. aud Mrs T.. q. Hatch and daughter.
Elcta, of Lawrence Mass are visiting
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BRISTOL

Lcvcrett Palmer has been recently mus
tered out of the service and Is at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-, "A. II.
Palmer.-Miss Dorothy Douglass was in
Middlebury Friday.-Mr. and Mrs ID. r..
Bosworth and sons Nichols and Bernard,
and Miss Iistelle Clerkin and David
Bosworth started on an automobile trip
to Canada.-Miss Florence Sprague has
returned from Dorset and went Sunday
to Burlington, where she has position
in the office of the j. II. Booth Lumber
company Paul Richardson has
been spending a few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Kempton at New
Haven Mils.-Miss Florence Hanks has
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MONKTON

". j. Hollis aud Daughter Abbic. IF
Boston, are guests of his sister, Mrs.
Harry Sears-AIrs. Catherine Comstocl;
is spending a few days in Burlington
Miss Beatrice Devoid, who has been in
camp with friends at Long Point
for the past week, has returned
homc.-Miss Beatrice Devoid was
given surprise miscellaneous shower
in honor of her approaching mar
rage to 5cdEwiCk Preston, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George LaFlame.-Donald
Bates Of Essex is installing several milk
ing machines in the COMMUNICATES
Ruth Beers of East Nonkton is the guest
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MILTONJ BORO

Mr. ana Mrs. T. w. Gordon spent $
day "a J.. -. QuiucI's. I'm Milton.-N
Agnes Linehan, Of Dcrhr. Conn. is
the home Of he" sister. Mrs IL. T.. i
lock.-The Misses Cora @iapeus
Genie Bcaurcgurd. Of ST. Adams.
guests of Della Wliams.-Lcstcr ga
is visiting in this rlacc.-AEuca LIucI
is visiting IN West Mijon.-Mr.. Art
Richards and SON have been spcndin
few days al h"r fathers, William Dccl
MIR and Mrs. William Decker were
Ira Caswelrs Suuda..