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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06
JERICHO CENTER

An event of unusual interest took place
Friday evening. February %, at the
Ladies' Aid hall, when about IS friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Packard. from I'm
derhill and Jericho, gathered to nelp cell
citrate their Goth wedding anniversary.
In the early part Of the evening Lohen-
grin's wedding march was played and
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Powell.
at the close Of which each couple stop
ped to extend congratulations. Appro-
pirate remarks were made by the Rev.
8. H. Barnum, F. G. Pease and E. B.
Jordan. Later In the evening refresh
ments were served after which dancing
was enjoyed, music being furnished by
Miss Potter, George Bicknell and Mrs.
Lena Rice. Before leaving, Mr.. Powell
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Packard with a
substantial purse of money They were
also the recipients Of flowers in color ap-
propriate for the occasion. All departed
at late hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Pack
ard many happy years together.-Mrs.
Julia Bates. Of Westford is the guest of
Mrs I. L. Thompson Bert Beers has
rented his farm to Fred Parks of Bur-
lington. and Mr.. Beers will move to
Montpelier.-Miss Laura Bicknell. who
has been seriously i'll, Is improving.
adult members Of the Congregational
Church will meet at the parish house
Friday evening at seven O'Clock for
supper. The subject for discussion will
be THE Efficient Maintenance Of the
Work of the Church." The Rev. C. K.
Tracy, Of Richmond, Is expected to speak.
The community is saddened by the
death Of Mrs. Frank M. Hoskins, which
took place early Sunday morning. Mrs.
Hoskins had been seriously Ill for
number Of weeks and had been failing
since the death Of her daughter over
year ago. She was the daughter Of
Barney and Sarah (McClelan) McLaugh-
lin and married Mr.. Hoskins In 1904. Be-
sides her husband. she leaves a son. Ken
meth, and a brother. Albert. She was a
member of the Congregational Church and
had been teacher in the Sunday school,
was active In the Ladies' Missionary So
cieties and Interested in all church af-
fairs. The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock at the house.
The Rev. S. H. Barnum officiated.
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BAKERSFIELD

Elisabeth Smith is visiting her brother
In Fletcher and friends in Essex juno
tion.--A few Of the farmers of the town
have started sugar making.--Mrs. Adrich
and awo children Of Lyndonvillc are visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. o. A. Field.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor were in
st. Adams, Monday. Mrs. Thomas Shean
is at the home of Mrs. Jennie Fay.-wil-
liam Decker has moved onto the Carr
farm. Mrs. John Cameron and Della
Williams spent Sunday at George Lom-
bards.-Catheryne Howard was an over
Sunday guest at Brookside farm.--Mrs.
Dukett has returned from Fairfax.-Mil-
dred Goodwin is spending the week In
Fairfax at the home Of Sydney Gordon.
Mildred Evarts spent the weekend
with Mrs. r. T.. Bullock.--Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Richard and son, Harry, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Shean attended the funer-
al OF Frances Kinny at Petty Brook,
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Granger
and sons, Glenn, Leon and Lester, spent
Saturday night at II. L. Bullocks
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WEST ENOSBURC.

Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Savage visited MIR.
Savage's mother. Mrs. Ella Savage, in
East Berkshire sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ovitt visited at the home of E. W.
Laplant at East Enosburg February Is.
Eli Wetherby of Hillwest. who has
been visiting his son. Byron Wetherby,
for two weeks, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Louise Norway entertained a few
of her friends at her home Tuesday. The
occasion was the birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. Morway.-Mrs. c. A. Craig In
passing a few days In Lowell. Mass-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Spencer were in Bronze.
Que, last week to attend the funeral OF
sister-in- law, Mrs. Fred Spencer.
Mrs. Charles Austin and Mrs. Fred
Ovitt visited at the home of Elmer
Kelley. Thursday.-Arthur Spencer lost
valuable COW last week.-Ezra Austin
OF Berkshire visited his son, Charles
Austin. Sunday.
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the financial canvass for the coming
year Of tho Community Church next sun
day afternoon. The large part of tho
pledges are already in hand and those
who have not pledged are to be invited
to do so then. It is desired to secure
the payment of all current Pledges for all
church purposes on or about April L.
1.-THE Material Value of Church" will,
be the pastors theme on Sunday morn.
ing at eleven o'clock eat the Community
Church. Other services Of the day as
usual. Sunday school at noon and Chris
tlan Endeavor meeting at TOO a. m.--Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Merrill are spending
their HONEYMOON trip in Boston.
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WEST BOLTON

The dance at Grange hall Friday night
was well atterded.-Mrs. Fl. Gregory has
returned from visiting relatives and
friends In Waterbury.-Angus Tomlinson
Of Seymour. Conn.,, who visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Tomlinson, last
week. has returned home. His son, Ralph.
who has been staying with his grand
parents, accompanied him.-John Smith
was at home from Underhill Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bartlett, Of Under
hill Center. are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Smith.-Mrs. ]. Tatro and
children are spending a few days with
her mother. Mrs. E. NJ. Gile.-The Misses
Irene and Vivian York and Mrs. Lewis
Latulippe visited Miss Marietta York in
Jonesville Sunday.-G. r. Gile was in
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. p. C. Locke
will entertain the Ladies' Aid and Will
ing Workers societies March IL.
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RICHMOND

Il. Il. Douglas, who has been at
camp In New Jersey, has received his
discharge and returned to his home-
Miss Eva Berry, of Burlington, was at
the home Of her parents over Sunday
The Misses Ada Hodges and Edna Petit
bone have returned from Barre, where
they have been visiting frends.-william
Towers. Of Chicago, Is spending some
time with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p
L. Towers.-A forty five" party was he'd
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs e. A.
Rhoads Friday evening.-w. B. Hodges
who has been with relatives In Massa-
chusetts during the winter. returned Sat-
urday evening and will spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Powell.-.Mr
and Mrs. ]. w. McGarghan have returned
from "a few days stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. OByrne in New York city.--G. f.
Bartlett left Monday evening on a busi-
ness trip to Boston and Providence
Master John Cunningham, who has been
visiting his grandfather, NJ. Murphy, the
past week, returned Saturday to his home
In Dorchester, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Douglass and son. Kenneth, were the
guests of Mrs. Douglass's father. Mr.
Ferguson, in Burlington, over Sunday
The meeting Of the Louise NJ. Smiley
Circle OF Kings Daughters has been
postponed one week.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Rivers were called to Winooski Friday
by the serious Illness Of their son, who
Is attending school there.-C. r. Sabens
has been visiting his son. Richard, in AL
bany, N. Y, for several days.-Richard
Burke, Of Burlington, was among the
visitors in town Monday.-There was a
good attendance at the dance given at
the New theater Monday evening
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HUNTINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Drinkwater are Wis
iting friends In Starksboro.-Harold Swim
yer is i'll with the chlcken-p ox.-J. G.
Fuller has moved into the N. c. Sprague
house. recently vacated by Clayton Carl.
who has moved on the farm he bought
of c. j. and G. w. Smith.-The mid-week
prayer-meeting was held at the home Of
Mrs. c. j. Norton Madeline Miller spent
the weekend at her home here.-Word
was received Sunday of the death Of J.
w. Johnson. Of Bristol. a former resident
OF this town.-Mrs. Wallace Benway is
visiting her daughter in Rutland.-H. A.
Truax was at his home over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. johnson and Mr..
Ind Mrs B. E. Morrill, were in Burling-
ton recently.-The Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. b. F. O'Brien Thursday.
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EAST FRANKLIN

d. A. Grants condition remains
practically unchanged.-Mra Minnie At
wood Of Brandon Is with her daughter.
Mrs. +. C. Ellsworth.-H. r. Olmstead
was operated upon Thursday at the st.
Adams hospital. His symptoms eeem
favorable.-M and Mrs. r. =. Olmstead
were at the home of +. w. Olmstead
Thursday.-E. H. Chamberl!n and E. w.
Oimstead returned Thursday evening
from ST. Adams. where they had accom-
panied ii. Il. Olmstead to the hospital.
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EAST FRANKLIN

D. A. Grant who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia and complications. died
Monday morning. The funeral was
held Tuesday forenoon at the house. Mr..
Grant Is survived by his wife, three
children. Clarence, Delbert and Marion,
his mother. three brothers. Charles of
Fairfield, Judson and Everett OF West
Franklin and one sister. Mrs. Emmett
Weld Of Berkshire. Mr.. Grant had lived
here about IA years. driving .hs stage
from here to Rchford for eight years,
he then bought the Mullen fai m. He
was an active member OF the Methodist
Church, a very regular attendant at all
church services.-E. w. Olmstead was in
st. Adams over Sunday to see his father.
who Is at the hospital.-E H. Broe and
Miss Marcia Broe were at East Berl,-
shire. Saturday.-W. o. Stafford has
moved back from Richford-Misa
Florence Rooney has returned to st.
Adams
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RICHFORD

Mrs. L. l. Livingston has gone to
Brookline, Mass. where she will visit
at the home of her mothcr.--At the close
Of the mid-year examinations of the
Richford high school the following is a
statement of ranking pupils. All students
are expected to earn at least l6 points
per half year. These pupils have earned
20 or more: Class VI. Mae Austin. 9.96;
Bertha {. Elliott, %; Katheryn Gilbert,
y; Verna Patton. 2iS: Genevieve Miller
2l.2: Alma Wilcox. COOS. Class ". Osman
Chaffec, 25M; Dorothy Thsyer, 22s
Bessie Hitchcock. %; Clair Laden 2oS;
Cedrci Combs, 2o.l6. Glass III. Doris
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UNDERHILL

Miss Myrtle Almeda Mcclellan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan. died Fri
day after long Illness, aged % years
Besides her parents, she is survived by
three sisters. The funeral was held
OH Monday afternoon at one o'clock at
her late home.
Mrs. Martha Church fell and injured
her right hip last Sunday. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs William Prior. Of Burlington, is
caring for her.--F. p. Tillotson returned
home this week from Burlington, where
he has been taking treatment at the
Green Mountain sanitarium-Mis Hazel
Knight was called home from her school
In New Jersey by the serious illness Of
her father. d. w. Knight. whose con-
dltion is slightly improved at this writ
ing.-Miss May Willard. of Burlington Is
passing a few days with Mrs. l.. c.
MacGibbon.-A few of the farmers tap
ped their sugar trees Monday and report
fine run Of sap.-Mrs. c. l.. Aver was a
visitor in Burlington last Week.-Mrs..
c. w. Batchelder who has been i'll. Is
better.-S. Il. Humphrey has finished work
In Boston and returned home.-Mr. and
Mrs. a. Malone, of Springfield. Mass,
are stopping at Hotel Sinclair. Mr.. Ma
lone Is to open garage and repair shop
with F. j. King. who formerly did black
smith work.-Miss Mabel Wakefield, OF
Burlington, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. c.
T.. Ayer.-The White brothers have TAX
en- G. II. Benedicts sugar orchard to run
this spring.--L. d. Moulton and family at
tended the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs S. NJ. Packard at Jericho Center
last Week.-Mrs.. Victoria Thorn, who has
been In failing health for some time,
! died February 2S at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Ella Reynolds. The flu
neral was held Sunday afternoon with
interment in the village cemetery. An
Advent minister from Burlington officiat-
ed at the services.-Miss Myrtle McCleI-
Ian, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Mcclellan passed away last Friday after
an illness with influenza. Miss McCle,-
Ian was p years of ago and is survived
by her parents and three brothers. Henry.
. Floyd and Carl. who have the sympatby
OF the community. Funeral services
were held at her late home on Monday
with interment at Cloverdale. The Pyth-
ian Sisters were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. G.. N
Stygles.-The Knights Of Pythias NET
ted the goodly sum Of $40 from the dance
held in their hall February %. The Sis
1 tiers served sandwiches and cofreo fro,o
which they realized g.
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TOWNSVILLE

Frank Riggs. II years old, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Riggs. died at eight
o'clock Tuesday evening after being IN
poor health for a year and half suffer-
ing from sugar diabetes He had been
confined to the house only few days.
The funeral will be held at the Congre-
gatonal Church at Richmond Friday at
1880 D. m.-Mr. st. John, who preached
here several years ago, visiting at c. b.
Andrews, and calling on his many friends
in this vicinity. Mr.. st. John has been In
Y. M. c. A. work at Camp Hancock
Katherine Whalen went to the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday for a slight opera
tion.-Mrs. F. II. Chessmore has returned
home after spending a week In Charlotte.
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Andrews, and calling on MS many iTieHus
in this vicinity. Mr.. st. John has been IN
Y M. c. A work at Camp Hancock
Katherine Whalen went to the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday for slight opera
tion.-Mrs. F. II. Chessmore has returned
home after spending a week In Charlotte.
HINESBURG
The ladies' of the Congregational
Church gave a sociable in thhe YES
try March with supper from hvee
to eight oclock-G. M. and c. j. Smith
have sold their farm to Clayton Carl
and moved to Jonesville.-Mrs. Evelyn
M. Drew has bought the Landon place
in the VILLAGE and decided to Char.es
and Cora Hubbell for her maintenance
and care during life.-Floyd Weller
has moved to John Bradley's farm,
which he will carry on.-John Brad
lev, Jr., will carry on George H. Bur-
ritt's farm and Mr.. Burritt Will move
to Burlington.-Miss Antoinette Bar
ker, who has been at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for the past three weeks, came
home Thursday.
Word has been received by Mrs Harry
Strong. that Harry Strong, who Is
stationed at Bassenheim, Germany. is not
in good health.
The Woman'S Home and Foreign MIS-
sionary society of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church met Wednesday. Dinner was
served at noon.-The Ave months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Irish,
who died Friday Of pneumonia. was
buried in Charlotte Monday.-Harrison
owen reopened his meat market in the
north end of the village March 1-Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Hathaway are the
parents Of a son, born last week.-Lit-
tie Clinton Bostwick has pneumonia
Mr.. Saltus has moved from the Sever
ancc farm to the Fred Bushey house.,
and George Bissonette has taken pos
session Of the Severance farm.-Mrs. Mary
Butler Is coming back to live in her home,
south of the village.
The funeral of DR.. John Fay Miles was
held yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
at his late home. the Rev. Allan c. Ferrin
of St. Adams officiating. The bearers
we're: c. W. Pierce, E. c. Millham. George
Love, William Andrews. Guy Tobey and
Roger Lyman. The business places were
closed during the service. Those from
away who attended included Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Ray of Shelburne. Mrs. Anna
Degree and Miss Hilda Degree Of Bur-
lington, DR.. c. e. Ferrin of Burlington
and Mrs. Robert Penney of Middlebury.
The body was placed In the Miles family
vault in the Hinesburg cemetery.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Miss Helen Gordon spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Rae Millham.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Kennedy of East
are moving to the home of
Mrs. Ellen Comstock and will carry on
the farm.-Miss Inza Fraser was an
over Sunday visitor at her home in
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MILTON

Francis B. Kinney, an aged resident,
died at his home south of Milton Center
early Saturday morning He had been
in failing health for several years. He
was in his SOth year. He was in Com
pany b Of the Vermont Cavalry in the
Civil War and probably was the last one
OF the company left in town. He leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Delbert Sibley Of
Barre and Mrs. Edwin Slbiey, who lived
with him at the home place. and several
grandchildren. The funeral was held at
his late residence Monday afternoon at
, one o'clock
At the Methodist Church on Sunday
morning the pastor will preach upon
'The Acceptable Time" Sunday school
will convene at noon. A bright serv-
ice of worship and song at 1880 p. m.
United prayer and praise meeting
Thursday evening at 100 at the Con-
gregational Church vest Sunday,
March IS, will be go to Church Sum
day"
Town meeting passed off very quietly
with only a small attendance. James
Cough was elected moderator; L. d.
Latham town clerk and treasurer; Edwin
Sibley selectman for three years; John
McMullin auditor for three years; George
s. Allen school director for three years.
The selectmen were empowered to act
as road commissioner or appoint someone
to that office; they also were made over
seer of the poor. John Winslow was
elected constable and collector The
license vote was: yes 90 no 50. Mrs.
Karl Phelps was elected library trustee
"A community farm bureau meeting will
be held in the rooms over Kennedy's
store March at 500 p. m. Boys and
girls club work will be taken up by
S. c. Painter; planning Daily Meals" by
Mrs. Harrison How to Reduce the Feed
Bill" by County Agent Peaslee.-Mrs.
James Wagner and Mrs. Bert Brown of
Swanton were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Wagner.-Allen Wimble has
received his discharge from the army and
is at his home in this place-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Berry have gone to Gardner,
Mass. where Mr.. Berry has a position.
Harry Fireman of the navy Is spending
few days with the Rev. r. Paquet-
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Burlington is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Kennedy, and will go soon to Washing
ton. where she has position in the war
department.-William Martell has moved
| to Essex, where he bought farm, and
Gates Brooks has moved to the McMul-
len farm vacated by Mr.. Martell, and
Mr.. Devino has moved to the farm
vacated by Mr.. Brooks.
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Of her parents Wednesday II. North
was In Burlington Thursday. --Represen
tative Earl Aver returned from Montpe-
lier Friday evening after passing Fri
day In st. Adams on business. miss Jen-
nile Williams attended birthday party for
her cousin, Charles Miles, in Williston
Thursday evening. Robert Horr has re-
turned home from a visit of few days
in Burlington.-Mrs. David Finnesy of
Shelburne visited her sister, Mrs. Kate
Purcell Thursday.
The license vote for this town should
have read No II and Yes Q, instead of
the other way. as appeared yesterday.
SllELBURNE
The Ladies' Improvement society of
the Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. Harris Mack Thursday afternoon.
WESTFORD.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Community
Church will meet for dinner with Mrs.
Ray Lewis on Tuesday. March 11.--Mr
and Mrs. Henry Anterior and family
have moved to the village into the house
formerly occupied by Clark Palge.-The
Red Cross society recently sent away 40
shirts. eight pairs of socks and one he'll
meta son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Munson. Mrs Mum
son Is at the sanitarium in st. Adams.
The l.. A. Bates farm has been rented
o Mr. Towle The Witherwax fam
ily which formerly occupied 1t. will
move in with Ralph Wiley on the Ma
cOmher farm
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MONTGOMERY

Tho topic Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be-.
THE Light of the World" evening, "The
Gentility Of Jesus. Mrs. II. Mougo and
son, Graydon, spent the weekend with
relatives at Newport Rev. Stead
Thornton is away this week on centenary
work.--Mrs. Peter Bolt. who 10 at the st.
Adams hospital. is reported much i'm
proved.-James Manner has moved into
the Miller house.-C'assie Dean has en-
ployment at the hotel at Montgomery
Center.-Arden LaPlant has moved into
the Sam Domino tenement and has
employment with the Trout River Co.
Kenneth Cassnvant is very ill.-Miss
Geraldine Downey has been very III for
two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs p. b. Swan
were IN Richford. Monday.-Harley
Thomas has gone to Boston to work in
a WoolWorth store
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Farmer. A.oo: Beth Austin. 2a.s: Doris
stanhope, 22.96: Clene Billings. 22.75:
Cleono Comings. PIT; Dwight Drew. 2.e:
Louise Read, 21.5e; Hattie McAIiistcr.
1886; Beryl Libbey. 21.ls: Norris Bashaw.
200: Raymond Lyon, 20.S6; Margaret
Billings EOS; Asa Livingston. 3o.'p. Glass
II, Emily Anderson. 22.55; Mahlon Taylor.
H.s9; Marjorie Dewing, 2.12
Private Edward Wilson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilson, who has recently
returned from France. and received his
discharge. from Camp Merritt. New
Jersey. during tho past week. returned
TO his home In this place Saturday
morning. Private Wilson was badly
gassed In action last April.-John Dixson
and Boardman Bosworth Of Burlington
were guests at the horne Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Comings over che week end.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-25
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