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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20

a"'ltr s.tV,on during Tho Yrprn 1896
aiis ~ ep,vlVa1 bv two eoun George
Whreit' ~ Naisiinaid and " a Whcol-
~ ~ ps.i,I,nr mass meeting was
hrid ~ A,'uvv inli Monday evening 20
.eN -htri 'hn organization Of 60. ". Tho
ure,iur ~ne largely attended The Hon.
ttrrit riVniet n"'td hn chairman and
tpi t,r.l; rrupt,ipr ~ Horwich Uni
vk.ai,v rrd 'ri ftcd Thomnn or Mont
rhlir,, wrtn the spohtefr. Northilcld Cor
,,r, hnnd ,.udnthd music throughout tho
.crninr \ fav days Dgo - ,ltizcnT COM
,nl,,.r vei'nd The ndiuinni general and
,hn ndIutpni esir',.d o. a. Irn,ain, NJ.
A tpppholl nuJ 7 a frnichphnnk M u
co,uui''ao - GET ihc thing In motion Tho
,tea,ipp Ioudnv nigh, wnr 10 Htnr' tho
company p1f ana rec who were wiling 10
sign. ih.to Vpr reyrtnl men who signed
~, ihir time. Spf,hlclh hae plways had
one Of The bert companies IN Tho State
nnd ,h"r" wli u" u company organized
during the nrzI few VcckH.-At y meet
Ing u ,li. Sorihiicld school directors II
,ynp decided 10 have y wcrlt'a vacation at
Thnnkugi Wing instead OF the uauhl thre"
dnya school viii cioac Friday. II was
nlno decided TO remodel - room IN the
basement, rf tho Mortified high school
crowded. ThiH viii make AN ideal School
room Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Provost are
parents of u son, grandeur OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Gcore" LaForcst.--CitY delivery
started IN Northfeld Monday with AR
thur Gold and Lewis Fisher as carriers.
They make two trips day. y complete
new OUTFIT has been installed in front OF
tho postofRce by Or. w. r. Mayo. the
owner Of the block. This rs oak, with u
parcel post window. general delivery ana
STAMP window. also money order ana
savings stamp window. Tho boxes arc OF
the lates, model 100 in numbcr-Joseph
Ccrvone. who recently returned from over
seas, is in town. He was member
Of the 302nd u. $. infantry, 10Th division
and was at the front when the arlni5tice
was signed. He will return To work w
Gross Brothers Granite Co.'S shcd.-Mr.
and Mrs. !. l.. Burns left Monday night
for Dayton. Fla, where they are TO
spend the winter. They have closed their
home on School street. Their son. Charles
Burns is in ST. Michaers College ana
their daughter, Miss Marion. is attending
tho University of Nermont.-M'ss Dor
othy Davis is in Burlington, attending
burlington Bushes. College.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Mrs. Eliza Miner has gone TO char
lotte, Mich. where she will spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Towne.Mrs. Ada Smith is visiting rela-
tiVes in Stowe.-Miss Doris Stearns of
Johnson is spending a few days at w. s.
Newcomb's.--Pearl Brigham is in Sutton
This week on business. lanes Newcomb
has returned to his home in Denver.
colo. after spending some time here with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. New
comb.-Lioyd Brigham spen- the Weekend
with friends in Danville.-AIilton. the
Young son of William Hicks, who was
quite seriously injured several weeks ago
by being kicked by horse, has been
brought from the hospital. much i'm
prOved.-Mr. ana Mrs. G. a. Terrill Of
t'nderhill and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ter
rill of Morrisville were visitors at 7. G.
.Brigham's Sunday.--Mrs. Hartley Souther
of North Hyde Park spent n day with
Mrs. Herbert Corey the first of the week
Patrick Waugh is working for T.. j.
iiouston. having finished work for G. II.
jtrrilI.
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RESPECT FOR THE DEAD

An ignorant countryman came up to
the city TO visit the museum. Unfortu-
nately he chose a closed day for his visit.
and when he presented himself at the
gate the policeman waved him away.
But I must come in said the country
man; eve got holiday or purpose.
mo matter" said the policeman this IL
close day aud the museum Is shut
But amt this public property7' asked
the other. Yes" admitted the police.
man; but" lie went on conhdentially,
''one of the mummies died on Tuesday.
and surely you don't begrudse us one
day TO bury him in?" "Oh, see" said
the countryman In a hushed voice. I'm
that case won't intrude," and he walk.
led away quito contentedl Boston Globe,
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WATERBURY

Through DR.. ]. F. Clair of the Stout
agency the 4. F. Merchant farm in Dux-
bury has been sold to William Spear of
Maryland. Mr.. Spear comes to Vermont
largely because of the superiority of our
school laws. He has a wife and three
children. Mrs Spear does not expect to
come until spring.--Another DuxourN
real estate deal made through H. j..
Parcher was the selling of the w. A
Richards farm TO Henry Smith and Per-
ley Blake, possession given al once
Mrs Luceba French of North STAFFORD,
n. H., is n guest of her brother. DR.. j.
r. Clair on Union street.-The boiler and
machinery for the steam mill which Phil
in Shonio bought of Fred Jewett has been
drawn to Crosse.t Hill. Six horses and
pair of oxen helped on one load. Mr..
Shonio plans TO erect a mill later near the
Crossett home.
Attractive posters are advertising the
community fair and each day the num-
Der of articles to be sold on tickets in
creases. Many gifts arc in the window
of the Corner store and others will be
placed in other stores. The general COM
mittee is j. 7. Smith. Eugene Magnus.
Miss Mildred Brecne, V. l.. Perkins and
Mrs. w. ]. LeBaron.--Friepds and neigh
bors OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes gave
them a house warming and assured them
of their delight in having them locate
at Duxbury Corners when they gathered
at their home. Refreshments Nere
served and in behalf OF the company
J. Il. Dillon presented them with n hand.
some rug. Mr. Hayes was born on Gross
sett Hill and they moved from the farm
there to the place recently purchased of
Samuel Baird.-A number of cases of
whooping cough in Duxbury brought DR..
G. H. Burr, district health officev to
town Tuesday. \ number OF houses
were Quarantincd.
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

The Mems club will hold its monthly
meeting at the church Friday evening.
DR.. a. Y. Slayton, district health officer,
of Morrisville, will address the audience.
Don stiles of st. Johpsbury. who has
been Y. NJ. G. a. worker in France for
the past two years, will also bc present
a game supper will be scrved.--The an
nual thank offering meeting of tho
Woman's Missionary society was held
wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G. II. Root.-Mrs. Ernest Kecler is spend
ing few days In Stowc.-E. r. Wheeler
has returned from spending week In
Burlington.-J. J. Gallagher of Hardwcl
is negotiating with the farmers here for
cedar poles with the intention of putting
in an independent electric light line from
North Wolcott. This will furnish n much
stronger current for its patrons.-Karl G.
Perry spent Saturday in johnson
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Pr.n. G. l.. Green started Monday for
Detroit. Mich. to attend meeting of
the representatives and delegates Of the
y NJ. G. Airs Ellen j. Bryant is very
sick with pneumonia and has been re-
moved To her sons. W. c. Bryant. for
care.-Messrs. A. G. Wells and e. r.
Hayward have purchased the real es-
tate and belongings of the cheese factory
which was operated here by a syndicate
of Boston and which has remained idle
a year.-Guy Hebard of Burlington was
a guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Hebard. a few days last week.--The
State has moved and enlarged its work
shop and when completed it will be a
great Improvement to the V. S. A. plant.
The students of the Randolph V, $. a.
are expected to play n game OF football
with the Vail school next Ffiday.--A1rs.
F.. Kibnee has been quite III the past
Uppl
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Episcopal patronage Monday morning.
Tho Rev. Cresey Ia in Burlington this
wook attending tho Inter-Church World
confcrence.--On Monday evening at tho
q. A. r. hail, Dr. Charles Kidder. tho
county health officer. gave an address
TO the public on the subject Health IN
IN" Public Schools Tho Standard
bcnrcrs' meeting will be held at George
burditta Friday evening. MIR. and Mr.,
Townsend have returned from Il 10 days
visit in Boston with his son.
Martin $. Villas OF Burlington will speak
IN tho town hall on the League Of Ma.
tionH this evening at eight O'Clock. Tie
public ia invited
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WAITSFIELD

Clyde Baird is the guest of his brothers,
Mark and Raymond. In Windsor. w..
and Hanover. n. r., Respectively
Arthur Poland is able to be out after
having bronchitis.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Kingsbury are tho parents Of son born
Trlday.--Mr. and Mrs. Byron Palmer OF
AIiddlesex were guests of Mr.. and Mrs'
]. I. Palmer Sunday.--The entertainment
given by the Hewitt Marsh Entertainers
Friday evening, was very we'll attended.
MFR. and Mrs. II. C. Billings were bust
ness visitors in Montpelier Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Gleason and Miss
Louise Gleason Of Montpelier pent sun
day at the home Of Y. !. Gleason
Griffith and Neil are repairing their
store which was damaged by fire.-Miss
blanche Straw is clerking in the store
of Griffith 6. Neil.
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EDEN

The ieN g. e. Merrill of Burlington
viii speak at the Corners Church Tues
DAY evening, November %, in regard to
church work IN this town. The Gene
terry association will serve an oyster
supper on that night at the Corners hall
at siN O'Clock TO all who wish to attend
The Rev. +. l.. Stacy is in Burlington
This week 10 attend meeting of tho
minister's OF the Sta.e.--F. u. Miller and
n. W. Emery were in Woicott OH bust
Hess Wednesday.-Mr T.. \. Dodge. who
has been in Burlington for several v'cckf
- stopping with her daughter. Mrs. a. v.
sargent Superintendent Crosby called AT
the Mills school Wednesday, L. j..
Stcarns OF rairlee Il visiting at H. L.
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Washington County
MONTPELIER

The matter of the request of the Trac-
tion company in Montpelier e. Barre for
D change in schedule, one man cars. and
change in the fares was discussed at the
city council meeting November l.. The
franchise committee asked to make a re-
port ut the next meeting of their recon-
mendations. The Barre council considered
the matter the preceding evening and as
a result thereof it was suggested TO the
Montpelier council that the one-man cars
and of five-cent fare instead Of six in Mont
peiier would be agreeable TO Barre and
thu, they desired more service in Barre.
Montpelier desired the same and the COM
mittee was asked TO consider a proposed
schedule which would give this.
Mrs. Marguerite Stone Ellis. wife OF
Arthur Ellis, died Saturday evening. She
was born in Montpelier in 1884, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs A. q. stone. She is
survived by her husband and son, who
was born Saturday forenoon; and her
mother. The funeral occurred at two
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Farr of Waits1eld has
been appointed assistant secretary OF the
Vermont free public library commission,
and has commenced her duties. the board
! of control having approved her appoint
Farr took her apprentice training in the
library in Vergennes. after which she
| was employed in Manchester. n. H., and
| then in Waltham. Mass.
Clarence l.. Fuller OF South Royalton
| will not operate his automobile, legally
| an" more this fail fer the secretary OF
| state has suspended the license because
| he ran over a child and then failed to
\ make "A report of the accident
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.. Chandler have gone
| To Florida for the winter.
| DR.. w W. Brock OF Montpelier APP
peared in the city court Friday morning
answering TO the charge Of breaking the
! city ordinance relative to having his auto
mobile standing too close to hydrant
! The city attorney stated he would file
Information in the matter, but Mr.. Brock
stated he wanted the matter cleaned up
at once and offered to plead guilty which
Judge II. NJ. Harvey accepted and the
respondent was given fine of 81 and
costs which he paid
| Engine ZIG which was pulling the Cen
lral vermont southbound mail train Fri
uay morning broke down "A; Bolton. sc
that the train arrived at Montpelier about
~ minutes late, and engine 2O5 was taken
IRON the round house in Montpelier juno
t'oh To pun the train to White River
junction. The breaking of n spring hanger
was the cause OF the trouble. The re-
pairs were made at Montpelier junction.
so mat the regular engine was again
placed in service in the evening.
MIS-. Ella w. Dustin of Berlin died
lThurfday night after n short Illness OF
pneumonia although she had suffered
rouhlc FOR some t'no, she
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Windsor County
ROCHESTER,

Miss Mabel Scofleld and James Cort-
ney were quietly married at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage Wednesday evening.
Miss Avis Morse has returned to her
home at Milton otter n few days with
her sister. Miss Annie Morse,-The
Marsh entertainers and bell ringers gave
an excellent entertainment In the G. A.
n. hall Saturday evening. Sunday eve-
ming they gave a sacred concert In tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. jackson
Vail Of this place has moved his family to
Randolph where Mr.. Vain will take up
the business recently purchased Of En-
nest Tracy.-Miss Ruth Mark Of Roches-
ter and Mayo Putnam of Morrisville
were quietly married at the Methodist
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SHARON

A Thanksgiving day service of COM
munity-wide participation will be held in
the Congregational Church the coming
Sunday morning. OPENING at 1Oa5 The
sermon will be by the pastor, the Rev.
Hugh Penney. and there will be a special
musical program. Attending in a body
will be the returned world war soldiers,
also the Red Cross workers, Sharon
Lodge, r. and A. NJ, Forest Chapter,
O. f. s. White River Lodge. 7. O. o. F.,
and Sharon Grange 2. Of II.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

Mrs. Jason Goodell has moved TO Hard
wick. where she intends to reside, until
her youngest son finishes his course OF
study at the academy. The older one has
returned to Barre to his former position
with Mr.. Camp.-E. S. Sabin is attending
the Inter-church World Movement con-
vention being held in Burlington.-Mr.
and Mrs +. ]. Lcdden were at their
cottage Sunday.-Martin Clark and Frank
Thompson have bought of r. B. Tasste.
his entire stock numbering a. head.-Alice
Wilbur is steadily gaining.-Mrs. Ielina
Dugar, who is being cared FOR at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Solomon
Andrews, is very i'll.
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WATERBURY CENTER

The playground movement at Water
bury Center has already demonstrated
its value. School teachers and residents
in the vicinity of the school speak
very highly of the results is the i'm
proved morale of the children. and the
leadership OF Mrs. lie Baron is warmly
approved. Plans are being discussed
for a winter play-room in the base
ment OF the Seminary building.
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WARREN

Mrs. Myron Goodspeed was called to
Sherburne the past week by the serious
illness of her mother.---R. f. Dana of
Mount Holly was at Justin fuckers last
Thursday.-Ar. and Mrs. j. =. Green
wood and son. Harold were in Montpelier
last Saturday.-N II. Phelps of Barre,
the real estate agent, was in town FRI
day.-Tucker Brothers took a large ship
ment of stock across Lincoln mountain
last Saturday. -Wilbur Johnson has cut
his hand quite badly, necesstating sew
eral stitches to be taken.-Mr. and Mrs.
u. n. Turner were in Barre last week
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puffs-The Rev. and Mrs. o. r. Wells
left Monday TO attend convention in
Burlington.-C. L. Cowlcs was in Hard
wick Friday.-Mrs. o. y. Wells gave n
very interesting report Mt the Sunday
school session, of the w. y. NJ. S. Jubilee.
which she attended in Bostcn.-AIrs.
Arthur Day entertained the Willing
workers ut her home Wednesday,
and Mrs. r. w. Hardy were business
visitors in Hardwick Thursday.--Mansu
Reed returned from the ST. Johnsbury
hospital Saturday, much improved, Roy
Leavitt from pleasnton. Kansas. is
visiting friends in town. He was nc
companed by Fred Leavitt OF IIardwick,
his father.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page fouvp

Bennett visited her people in Bakersfield
over Sunday. District. Supt. Rev. Mr..
sharp Of st. Johnsbury preached an cx-
c.llcnt sermon Sunday morning. also
hi the cvcning--Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Abeil
arc entertaining Mr.. sherman of Fair
heid. Those who were not in attendance
., the Rcd Cross meeting at the school
house November t. missed a pleasant oc-
~ sion, Miss Robinson entertained the
{ )mpauy by dramatizing the story
'Growth of q Tree" in n very realistic
ind charming manner. The next meet
htg Is ~ he announced lntcr.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

II. Il. Bell and Mrs. Bell both III the
latter with pneumonia. and the former
with an attack of the grip and nervous
trouble. are reported much better Miss
Anne Gilbert Bell their daughter, IA stu
Sent at Smith College. came Thursday
night TO remain for n short time.-The
fev. Joseph Hamilton went Saturday to
Wilder, where he preached in the Meth
odist Church STANDARDIZATION Vail has
drought his family from Rochester to
pass few days with his parents, Mr..
ana MIS- II, w. Val. and Monday
moved his household goods here. having
rented the house on Highland avenue for
merry occupied by the Rev. r. II.
Moore and family He will take up the
business which he recently purchased Of
Ernest Tracy.-Allen Chadwick went to
Windsor Saturday for Il short stay-Thc
lsev. W. 7. Sparhawk left Saturday for
Glover, where he went to ofIiciate in
church there Sunday, supplying the pull
Dit.-Mr. and Mrs. L.. Is. johnson and
daughter, Alice. have gone to San An
tonio, Texas, stopping over Sunday IN
Springfield, Mass, on their journey there
MRS. Johnson and daughter probably VIII
pass The winter there. but Mr.. johnson
plans TO return the last of December. -
~. T. Hancocil has gone 10 Oklahoma
to pass n few Weeks.-Mrs. Clara Prince
IS in Lebanon. n. H., where she went to
assist her sister. Mrs. c. w. Miller. who
recently broke her wrist.--AIiss Harriet
sault arrived Thursday from the army
hospital on station Island, y. y. Miss
Merriam accompanied her here, but re-
turned to the hospital Friday.--Mrs. Clar-
"hce Martin OF Rochester came 10 pass
few days with her twin brother. w. A.
,fl. ola
n1versar%. Upon her return she was ac-
companied by Nh and Mrs Leonard
Paine.
Miss Anne-Gilbert Bell VINO was sum-
moned from Smith College on account
ot the illness Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E. Bell, returned to resume her
studies Monday, leaving them somewhat
more comfortable. Both are thought to
be improving.-Jackso Vail. who brought
MS FAMILY here last week from Roches-
Ter, returned Monday for the balance of
ms household goods. and on arrival here
they VIII be taken to the house recently
vacated by the Rev r. II. Moore. owned
by the Methodist Church. which Mr..
Vail has rented.-Mrs. Olive Riy Nayo
and infant child were taken from the
sanitarium Sunday to the home of Mrs.
Nettie RiX on Randolph avenue to re.
main for n time.-Mr. and Mrs. n. c.
Buck and daughter Miss Ira, were in
Lebanon \. FL, Sunday to visit Mrs.
EsteIle Buck, the mother OF n. G. Buck.
--E, 5. Whiicomb Of Bellows Falls was
in town Sunday to visit his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs, 5. 5, Whitcomb. Mr.. Whit
combs father, who is suffering from a
trouble with his foot, is now thought to
he improving. but is not yet able to get
abOut.-MrS II. a, Eaton gave Virginia
Wood. who has been with her for the
last six weeks, "A birthday party Friday
night in honor of her eighth birthday an.
niVersary Ten little girl friends were
invited and merry time was the result
Her mother. Mrs. e. T.. Wood. who has
been IN BOSTON Tor several weeks. re.
- E".,. i'.' -... -. T.. ."" o.. -
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NEWPORT

Mrs. j. f.. Bcrard has returned from
visit TO her father in Rock Island go
Mrs. Howard Lindsay is visiting her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Lindsay, in Bos-
ton.-Warren Drown is moving into the
Gilbert house on Prospect road. which he
recently bought.--Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
ltivard took their son. George Arthur.
to DR.. a. Ellie, at Island Pond. for con-
sutation Thursday.--Mrs. Edward Street
er. of Derby Line, is visiting her mother.
Mrs Hugh Clark.-Nrs Gertrude Pitte-
more of St. Adams. has bought a home
on Orchard street of Harry Ouimet and
has taken posscssion.-Mrs. Vincent Jones
was the hostess OF the Woman's Guild
on Thursday afternoon and an unusually
large number were prcScnt.--There was
representative number at the w. G. T. L.
meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Drown Thursday afternoon to listen to
the complete and interesting report of
the w. G. r. l.. rt?te convention at St
Iohnsbury October o2-2f, given by Mrs
A. Il. True as delegate with Mrs. r. T..
Drown.-Judge II. i. Smith was in Bur-
lington Observation-Disclosures Willard of
East Angus. =. g., was the CUES of Mr..
| and Mrs. Cecil Pickel Thursday Il. p.
Aubn has sold his bobbin mill in Lowell
| to NJ. NJ. Taplin, of Orleans. and expects
7, y.
| Aubn are visiting their children in town
| for n few days.--Mrs. a. II. Grout was
| the hostess of the Fortnightly club last
Wednesday. The Hon. Josiah Grout gave
| Il talk on the Race Problem" Mrs Jo-
| siah Groui contributed a paper on Cur
rent Events" and after some delightful
| musical selections an informal lunch was
| served.
! Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Clogston of Barton
| are visiting Mrs. Clogston's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Benjamin Watkins.-Mrs. g. VI.
| Freeman. who has been visiting her
, nephew. Vincent Jones. has gone to Mont
| real before returning TO her home at
York Beach, Me.-.lohn Sisco of Stan
stead and Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley of Saw
Nfville. =. c., are guests OF Mrs. G. l..
Shufelt.-Nrs. NJ. A. Thomas of Sher-
brooke was a recent guest of Rex Thomas.
w. w. True and j. X. Akin of the firm
of True e. Blanchard CO.. gave a dinner
| to the employees of the store Friday
night AT Hotel Newport. ". W. True
gave a graphic account of the Presto-lite
| convention In Boston. j. Il. Akin also
gave an informal talk on the aims and
| hopes for the firm during the next year
"A powerful auto truck owned and oper-
ated by John Rosque and loaded with
| household goods slid over an embank-
ment on North avenue Friday afternoon
In making the turn the ground gave
way, owing to the recent heavy storms
and the huge truck rolled down hill. the
two men jumping and escaping injury
| Fortunately little damage was done
either to truck or household goods
t. d. Huchor of the L. S. immigration
force has returned from IA business trip
, 20 Montreal, Boston ana Providence
=. 80
! held joint meeting this week and voted
to re-olganize with the Rev. II. r. Ran
kin as troop master. a canvass for nov
/ rcmbers will be conducted
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DERBY.

Mrs. Daniel Davis has given a very line
bell TO the Methodist Church in memory
of her husband.-Thcre was y reception
at the home of j.. y. Schaytz for Mr. and
Mrs. Edison SchNJltz. Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. J.. y. JENNIE left Tuesday FOR
Jacksonville, Florida. They were given
a farewell party Saturday at the Rev. r.
L. Davisons.--E. H. Buck has moved his
family from West Charleston 80 the
JENNIE block and will open a store there
soon.--The Rev r. Il. Dawson is in Bur
l!ngton this week attending ministers
CODypntjou