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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-26

BILE, but which nevertheless hamper
his work are:
"A lack of inspirational power.
"A tactlessness in dealing with
men.
"A coldness in his association with
students, which has resulted in his
forming few, if any, student friend
ships.
"a lack Of the qualities of imag-
ination and idealism to such degree
that few have received from him an
impulse to better living.
AS to specific particulars in which
DR.. Currell fails to measure up to
the high duties Of his position, we
cite the following:
"G) He is thoroughly incompe-
tent to preside over chapel exercises
stiff and stilted manner, and the
lack Of poise, make his efforts to
maintain order, to say nothing OF
impressing one with the dignity OF
the exercises, futile.
"(2) He is incapable Of Impress
ing the value OF the university SER
vice on the people Of the State, and
thus of drawing to it the proper sup
port from the State.
"(3) He Is incapable Of Welding
the alumni into an active agency for
university betterment.
"(4) He is reactionary, as Is seen
by the university's narrowing scope
Of activity and influence. While
other universities are building up
other strong departments to carry
their influence to all the people Of
the State, the University of South
Carolina, under DR.. Currell, Is con-
tent to lessen it's eXtra-mural activi-
ties
"(5) He is incapable Of energiz-
ing any organization on which he
serves. He takes only purely aca-
demic interest in the Y. NJ. G. A., the
literary societies, the student publ
cations and the debating councils.
| HeSe OTBaHlHatlollS are tllc louItulli
heads Of college spirit and therefore
alumnia spirit. Thus his lack Of an
active interest means more than the
failure Of these organizations pro.
perly to function.
1--WE respectfully submit that the
university's future with DR.. Currell
at its head Is well-nigh hopeless. We
therefore record our earnest request
| that your body seriously consider
and, If possible, grant this petition
for q new university president, who
shall be man Of poise, power, vision
in short, one who shall measure
up to the responsibilities OF this ex-
alted position"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-26
Walker Child Meets Death.

Anderson, March 19.-An unfortu-
nate accident happened here Sunday
when young man from the country,
Mr.. Massey, knocked the little three
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Walker down with an automobile,
The little fellow ran out from sta
tionary machine directly in front of
the moving one, and before Mr.. Mas
sey could put the brakes on or swerve
the car, the little boy was caught. He
was picked up unconscious, but no
bones were broken, and it was hoped
that he was not seriously hurt. He
died, however, on Monday evening,
supposedly from internal injuries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

remaining.-O. NJ. Jeffords OF Boston ar
rived IN town Wednesday for a few days
stay.-Mr. and Mrs Stanley Saylcs are
in Huntington. where they were called
Monday by the Illness of Mrs. Sayles'
mother, Mrs. Jane Fullcr.--Miss Ira
shower Of Burlington arrived in town
Wednesday. accompanied by her eistcr.
Miss IIilda, who had been her guest for
n few days.-Ehc honk from four Hooks
Of geese which passed over this village
Wednesday morning attracted some at
tention.-B. +. Fassett is i'll at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. l.. &. Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolster OF Montgom-
cry Center were Thanksgiving guests of
Mrs. Bolstcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. n. Cassidy.-E. j.. Stanton left here
Wednesday afternoon on his return to
Brondreth Lake, n. ". where Mrs stan
ton is passing the winter with hm.--Max
Prudhomme has returned from Montreal.
whore he has been passing n few days
with family friends.-Thc Woman's For
eign Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter Wednesday after
noon at three o'clock,--M. =. Perlcy. son,
!. *. Perley, daughter, Miss Katherine
Pcrlcy, and Miss Belle e. Stone passed
Thanksgiving in the family of Mrs. Per-
1cy's brother, w. E. Perlcy. in Burlington.
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GRAND ISLE

Outgrown, or party worn, children s
garments, that can be spared are needed
to help clothc the poor children in this
town. Please leave the same with Will
liam Martin or Mrs. II. p. Sweet. This is
an urgent call. Further information may
be obtained of Mrs. William Hazen.
Services at the Union Church as fol-
lows: Monday evening the 18th, proba-
TONERS meeting at the parsonage; Tues
day evening, teachers meeting in con-
nection with the mid-week prayer meet
ing; Saturday afternoon, the Rev. q.
Ernest Robbins, general secretary of the
meet the county officers and workers of
the Grand Isle County Sunday school as
sociatIon at tho Union Church, at two
O'Clock. All who are interested in the
work of the Sunday school are urged to
be present. In connection with this
meeting there will be meeting of the
Temporary committee of the interchurch
world movement. the object of which will
be TO elect a permanent committee for
this county.-Epworth League meeting at
the parsonage Saturday evening at seven
clock, which will be addressed by the
Rev. @. Ernest Robbins A large at
tendance Is desred.--Sunday morning the
Rev. g. Ernest Robbins will preach at
1890 Sunday school will he held at II 80.
The barn belonging to Horace Corbn
was totally destroyed by fire early Sat
urday night, There was large amount
of hay, some farming tools and 20 head
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JOHNSON

Mrs. o. b. Landon left last week for
Washington, II. c.. where she intends to
pass the wnter.-Eugene Currier and wife
have returned to Rarre-W. II. Nye has
returned from a visit to his son. Richard
at Tufts College.-Wiliam Japan died at
his sons, Ernest, Thursday. Intcrment
was made at Cambridge Saturday. Mr..
Lapan was Sc years old and had lived
in this town for several ycars-George
Whitney, son of Mrs. b. J. Japan, who
has spent two years In the infantry and
three years in the navy, has been dis
charged and is spending few weeks with
his motner,-Corneius Colman. son of
Mrs. Emma Kinds who has been at Fort
Worth. Texas, is expected home to spend
Thanksgiving with his mothcr.-Mrs
George II. Cross, of ST. Johnsbury, has
given the library here some rare books
In her younger days she lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Welch have re-
turned from Westfeld, where they
have been for the past week.-Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Moore started for Bos-
ton Sunday night for few days.
Sheriff Jones was in ST. Albans Mon
day,-Mrs. I. l.. Bailey of East Fair
field spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Whiting.-The corpora :
ton voted to extend the lights TO
Frank Sargents and work will be
commenced at once. There are some 10
families to install them,-The little
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FAIRFAX

There was an automobile accident Sun
day about noon, when Il Morrisvile ear
with five passengers went over the bank
near the Baptist Church on the east side
of the street and landed bottom side up
None OF the party was seriously injured
although boy was pinned under the car.
''rambled" on its way minus "A wind
shield and with IA smashed top All re-
ceived a good wetting as the ditch was
fun of water.-Miss Ada Curric of
Saranac Lake, n. y, has been visiting
friends in town a few days.-Mrs. Albert
King is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Marjorie Vincent is at home from
Burlington for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. l.. Marvin were in Burlington Satur-
day.-There will be Sunday school
convention in the Methodist Church
session, Of the town of Georgia and
Fairfax, all denominations uniting.
Dinner will he served to the visitors and
speakers.-Thcrc will he a Union
Thanksgiving service in the vestry of the
Methodist Church Thursday evening led
by the Rev. T., Sanderson
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Church will hold their annual
apron sale and supper on Tuesday eve
ming, December 2, instead of December 3
as first planned,--School at Bellows Free
Academy closed Wednesday night for
the Thanksgiving vacation.-Mrs Harry
Rugg was called to North Cambridge re.
Gently by the death OF her aunt. Mrs.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

David Marcy of Richford was a recent
visitor at II. II. Marcy Homer Chaflin
of Lynn, Mass, was called to town by
the illness of his fathcr.-MaX Samson of
Detroit. Mich, is in town called here by
the serious illness of Lydia Wadc-Miss
Edith Raymond has gone to Richford.
where she has a position in the office of
the Sweat Comings company.--A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Tatro Thurs
day last.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoyt of ST.
Johnsbury We're in town Sunday.-Wl-
litm Mari was home from Belvderc
Center from Saturday until Monday
Mrs. Ernest VI. Revoir of New York city
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rodney Dodge, also her brother. j. r.
Dodge Marvin Tracy. who has been i'll
at the home of Aaron Brunton. went to
knowlton. Que, Sunday.-Mrs. Philo
Ladd of Berkshire was a recent visitor
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Domina.-Mrs. Lombcy Labelle is
seriously IT'LL. H. Tracy has been laid
up with a serious boil on one hand
Emile Rossier Of Coventry visited his
sons. Harold and Lawrence Rossor, tho
first of this week.-s,arold Kenneth was
arrested and brought before Justice of
Peace J. w. Eowley Friday for breaking
IN the iardyne store recently
He was found guilty and taken
to Nergcnnes to remain until he is 2l--.
Henry Barber is home from Bristol
Conn. to spend Thanksgving--C. J.
kimball scalcr for Nelson & Hall CO.,
WAS AT his homo in Woicott over Sunday
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JERICHO CENTER

ON Thursday evening. there VIII ne
held in the Ladics' Aid hall a community
sing under the auspices of the social
service club and every one Is most cor
daily invited TO come and spend u
pleasant cvcning.-Thc thank-ofterInS
meeting of the Foreign Missionary society
via be held next sunday evening in tho
church at 7:3o-Mr. aud Mrs. Wolcott
Beach of Burlington were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs !. l.. Thompson sunday. w.
Porter is storing his household goods III
Marcus Hoskins' house. preparatory to
going to Bristol Conn. for the winter
\ party was given Byron Haywood last
Friday evening in honor of his birthday.
AT the annual meeting of the Home
Missionary society held last Thursday,
the following officers were elected: Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Ransom; vice-president.
Mrs. Martha Fuller; secretary. Mrs.
Anna Ballard. treasurer. Mrs. Eliza
THOMPSON: executive committee. Mrs.
Lucy Wilder, Mis-. Emma Smith, Mrs.
Sybil Fay.-Mrs. y. j. Nichols was the
guest of friends in Burlington a part
Of last week.--Miss Emma Bicknell re-
turned from Essex Monday after spend
>ng "a week with her niece. Mrs. Arthur
Goodrich. who has been very iii
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mrs. Ann Whitney OF Richford was
II recent guest at the home of Mrs. Mar
cha Noble; Miss Ellen Crofts Of Enos-
burg Falls and Mrs. Curtis of Durling-
ton at the home of S. b. whitney,
Dophus and Marjorie Dcwing arc homo
from Rchford. i'll with whooping
cought.--P. G. Hammond was In Fair
field last weck.-Mr. and Mrs r. c.
Hammond were In st. Adams Saturday.
Mrs. q. II. Pomcroy and Mrs Bertha
Moore visited at East Berkshire last
wcck.-P. G.. Hammond attended the
funeral of Thomas Shepard at FREE
lghsburg. Que, Saturday.-H. n. Ohm
stead's dairy was given the tuberculin
test last week and found free from
disease In II. J. Tromblys dairy. three
were condemned and two suspected.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

u. l.. stanton of Brandrcth Lake, n. v,
passed last week at his home in this
pace.-Mrs. Elmer Kelley visited at tho
home of her uncle, r. o. Stone, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Austin visited at
the home of Mrs. Austins parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Belford. at Glenton,
+. O., Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Ovitt visited at the home of
Mrs. Carl Kidder Wednesday.
Austin killed n bob-cat on the mountain
rccenNy.-Mr. and Mrs. William Belford
of Glcnton. i. O., are passing few days
with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley visited at
the home of Mr. Kelley's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. e. y. Kelley, at Bakersfield.
Hollow. Sunday.
Mrs. Burdctte Whitcomb OF North Troy
is passing n few days with her sister
Mrs. Ernest Hull.--Thc Hcv. ". u.
Campbell attended the conference held
in Burlington last week.
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ESSEX CENTER

\ number of the local football cnthu-
siasts attended the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
game In Burlington Saturday.--I. r.
BiXby. w. n. Wool. II. J. Wool and II.
w. Ayrcs attended business meeting
of Chittenden County farm bureau in
burlington Saturday.-Miss Dorothy Nor
ton of the Essex Junction teacher train
ing class is substituting for Mrs. Mary G.
BiXhy in the sixth grade this week. Mrs
Bixby being confined to her home by ILL
ness.-The united choir will hold its
weekly rehearsal ut the parsonage this
week Friday night instead of Thursday
as formerly arranged. Gardner Brown
mas sold his farm to his brother-in-law
t'hauncey Downcr and plans in the near
future to remove to Detroit. Mich.-Thc
village graded and high schools will
close Wednesday afternoon for the re-
maincdr of the week.
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T. Moses. One hundred and one menu
bers were initiated. The officers cleo
ted and installed are: Past dictator. w.
II. Gilwee: dictator. Howard l.. Drew .
vice-dictator, II. II. Shangraw secretary
C. y. Wilson, treasurer. +. X. Partlow
orator, Joseph II. tIodet: sergeant-at
arms. r. J. McGettrick; inside guard
Harlo s. Ovitt; outside guard, Henry
Lancaster; trustees, H. c. Schoolcraft
l.. G. Rich and w. H. Larry. The char
ter will remain open short time longer
at the present initiation fee after which
the regular fee will he charged.
stephen Coon, aged 30 years, died ut his
home on Pearl street Monday morning
at $50 o'clock He is survived by
his wife and five children, Burt, Henry
and Mrs. Henry Sanborn Of this city:
Goldie Coon of East Fairfield and Clar-
cnce Coon of Hartford. Conn.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Ferland Sunday morning
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RICHFORD

Mrs z. r. Elias went Saturday to
Ncwtonville. Mass. W here she will pass
Thanksgiving at the S6me of her brother.
George Snyder.-Frank Bean is confined
TO his home by illness.-Elwin II. Grice
and family, who have been living in Ran
dolph during the past year, have re-
turned to his home on Province ctrect.
"A union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday evening at 1:30 o'clock.
II. NJ. Warner of Farnham. Que. visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il. Libby
during the past week.-NIrs A. Il. Will
son of Randolph Is visiting at the home
of her son, Glenn +. Wilson.-A Thanks
giving concert and dance will be given
in Colonial Theatre, Thursday evening.
Music vii! he furnished by Burroughs
orchestra of six pieces.--At the special
meeting of the local branch Of the Amer
lean Red Cross held last week the COM
nittee ap2ointeo at the annual meeting
submitted the following names as a gen.
eral committee to act in the matter OF
making Rchford public health center.
with a district nurse: Drs. r. NJ. Pei
ton. G. S. Clark. c. S. Scofield, II. S.
Herrick. c. c. Smith, ex.officio: S. Carl
Carpenter. chairmen; Mrs. Edwin Will
son, Miss Della Derby. East Richford ;
Mrs. Edison Bliss. Stevens Mills: Mrs.
Thomas Basnaw, Richford Center; Mrs.
Frank Guilmette, South Richford; Mrs.
Della Lasner. Mrs. c. NJ. Rounds, Mrs.
A. f. Rowey, Mrs. p. McGettrick, Miss
Nellie Whitney, Richford Garment Co.
Jesse Harvey. Richford Manufacturing
Co.: G. \. Young, Shortcomings Co. ;
VI. T.. Hollster Quaker Oats Co.
Ernest Read, Read Mfg. Co. The
president appointed tho following COM
mittee: Work committee. Mrs. L. D.
Rowley. Mrs. Charles II. Hurlbut, Mrs
Peter McGettrick. Mrs. A. J. Livingston,
Mrs. NJ. V. Taylor, Mrs. Jennie Blan-
chard, Mrs. H. II. Comings. Finance
committee, p. McGettrick. NJ. l.. Gibson
Charles II. Austin, Mrs S. Carl Carpen-
ter. Mrs. Charles Young. II the owner
= of the American" sewing machine. now
in the Red Cross rooms. will cominuni
cate with Mrs. +. NJ. Pelton she will see
that the machine is returned to her at
once.
Miss Dorothy Thayer visited her sister.
Miss Alice Thayer. in st. Adams Sunday.
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. c. 4.
| Powell Wednesday afternoon, December
| third.--Mr. and Mrs. s. Carl Carpenter
| returned home Tuesday morning from a
few days visit IN Boston.-The condition
Of Frank Bean. who is III, does not
improve.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Centebar
of Albany recently visited at the home OF
Mrs. Centebars' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bcan-Mr. and Mrs. II. Emmett
Fay, who were recently married in Mon
treal. have arrived in town and are at
their home on Interval avenue.-The first
number of the lecture course, Crawford
Adams, violinist, Gladys Evelyn Gibbob,
humorist and Nan Synott. solo pianist
and accompanist, was given in Colonial
theater. Tuesday evening. The enter
, tainment was one of the best ever given
before a Rchford audience and the other
numbers in the lecture course are con-
sidered to be of the best quality.
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winter with her son at Montreal and
Turing her absence Miss Ida Morgan
md Miss Bernice Cox of Cambridge
will occupy her house. --Casuc Williams
and Frank Tyler of Essex were at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hanley
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prior of
Burlington and Earl Prior of Jeffer-
sonvillc have been recent visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Styles.
Mrs. Nancy McLanc. who has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Hanley,
at Essex, has returned home.-Mrs.
blanche IJanlcy has been in Essex
Centre the past few days helping care
for her father, Castle Williams.
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. Oliver Shower has Como to Newport
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Henry La
Fountain-W. II. Moffatt has had electric
lights installed in his residence.--W. G..
Brown. acting pastor of the Methodist
Church here, was entertained at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bombard
Sunday. clara Wheeler has gone
to Georgia to visit relatives.-Nfiss Emma
Richardson, who Is taking nurse s
training at the st. Adams hospital, was
at home Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Casavant were in Worcester recently to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Walter Cope
land.-James Smith, Sr., has gone to
Whitetield. y. H., on business trip.-Mr.
and Mrs. Gaylord Rushford of st. Adams
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rush.
ford Sunday.--Dr. g. S. Clark of Rich
ford was in town Monday.--Max w.
samson of Detroit, Mich. and Wheeler
LuinDra of Providence. 7. O., called on
friends in town recently The condition
Of Mrs. =. =. swan, who recently under
Went an operation az the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington. is improving.
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SWANTON

The l;ey, +. A. Woodwork was called
home from the church conference iu
Burlington November IS to ofiiciate at a
neral.--Kenneth Wheclock, who has a
position In Flint Mich, is the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. T.
Wheclock.--Tho annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Circle was held Wcdnes-
day Nov. - with Mrs DIR. T.. n. Half.
The reports froM the various depart
mcnts showed that the work was in
excellent shape. The officers for the
ensuing year are; President, Mrs. II. G.
Jones; vce-prcsident. Mrs. IL. Il. Hunt;
secretary. Mrs. G. \. Webster; treasurer
Miss Belle Dorman; auditor, Mrs. A. +.
Anderson. Refreshments We're served -.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

F. +. Guard has returned from Platts-
burgh, \. Y. where he has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Sinclair.-W. T.. and i. c. Davis were in
Burlington recently on business.-Mrs
Julia Cakes of Watcrvillc spent n few
days last week with Mrs Mary Potter
l.. +. Weston of Cambridge visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Potter
last wcek.-The remains of Miss Dora
Coburn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Coburn, who died at the sanatorium at
Pittsford, were brought to this place last
Thursday for burial in the family lot in
the Center ccmetery.--Euzeb Robtoy
was taken to the Fanny Allen hospital
for treatment. Saturday-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Cox are the parents of a son born
November 22-School closed last Friday
for a WcokS NaCation
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. who pass
ed a week in Boston, returned home Fri
day night.-.i daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Brigham. November ~.
The annual nk-offcring meeting Of
the Woman's Missionary society will be
held in the church vestry Saturday after
noon. Tea will be scrved.--A 1'hanksgiv-
ing prayer meeting was held in the
Congregational Church Wednesday eve
ming instead of Thursday cvening.--Thc
regular meeting of the r. Il. BIS. was
held at the home of the Misses Blanche
and Grace Sykes Tuesday evening
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HYDE PARK

An incendiary fire destroyed the bunga-
low cottage of Oscar Ives in this town
last week Friday evenins.-About Is
couples attended the Loyal Legion ball
here Wedne sday tvening.-Miss Char
lotte Irish spent Thanksgiving at her
home in tnderhill.-Mrs. Noyes Wood is
spending some time at the home of her
daughter in Bennington.--Clay Fisk has
been visiting at Sheffield this week.
Miss Doris LaFar is spending few days
at her home in Brstol.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Perry of Boston are stopping for
few days here with Mr.. Pcrrys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Perry.-Hugh Scofeld
Of Albany was in town the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Bernice Barber has returned
to her home in New York. Her niece.
Marion Larock. went with her.--The
University of Vermont students are at
home for a few days vacatlon.-Miss
Dorcas Sawyer was a recent visitor in
Burlington.
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Grand Isle County
SOUTH HERO

At a meeting of the official board OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church held Sun
day afternoon, it was decided to close
the church for the winter and the people
of that church will unite with the Con-
gregationalists in worship.
The Rev. a. r. Hoag of the Congre-
rational Church in South Hero will
preach Sunday morning. November 30, on
the subject, "A Puzzlinp Parable; The
Unjust Steward Luke !, lis. In the
evening his topic will be, "A Community
Church"
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HINESBURG

Tilc regular meeting of Hope Circle
of Kings Daughters will be held in the
vestry Friday afternoon with Mrs.
cora Harvey rs stess.--fcorge
Catchapaw has purchased the Murphy
farm. that he has hal charge of for
several years.--Miss Lena Somers has
spent the past week in Burlington
visiting relatives.--Mr and Mrs Clyde
CEravoo expect to go 10 Richmond to
live. MIR. Curavoo has employment there
and they will live with his mother.
Nh. .losie CuraNoo. for the present
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ENOSBURG

Mrs. J. Melvin Wright went 10 Hut-
land Tuesday 10 visit Mrs. George
Cassidy and from there will 90 to New
York city to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. G. II. Remington
George and Ruth Nichols and IIrdinc
Raymond are home from the E.nosburg
Falls high school for the Thanksgiving
vacation