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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-24
FINDING PLACE
DISABLED MEN
FEDERAL BOARD TRAINS PRO-
FESSloiNAL MEN AS WELL
AS ILLfTERATE SOLDIERS.

Washington. Sept. eff all disa.
| bled men in need OF vocational train
or high school, or if they had suffi
cient trade knowledge or skill as a
background fer Intensive training. the
problem CT the Federal Board for Vo-
catiCnal Educaticn CT starting them in
their courses would be greatly sim
piified
Such, however, is not the case.
Many men arc in this class and their
placement is easy but large mum
Der OF the applicants for training
have not completed the elementary
school courses. and many are found
TO be illiterate, not even having an
understand AS CT the English Ian.
2uage. Because Ct these conditions
the problems CT arranging for their
training als baaa 4 difficult one. 1t
has often involved special arrange
ments, nece2Sitating particular class
es and instructors supplementary
equipment and additional space in the
institution where the training is CIV
en-.
This the Federal Board has alw avs
gladly arranged, as the ultimate good
of the disabled man is the goal TO-
wards which it works TIC equiv the
soldier for his struggle with
life, Notwithstanding his handicap, is
the end and aim of the vocational
training provided for him.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. COX Moltze and Mrs. Frank Moore
4 Utica, y. Y. arc visiting Mrs. Daniel
PRESTON.
Miss Helen Nash is in Montpelier at
Ending the State teachers convention
PRS. Josie Derric, who has been visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. Austin. has returned to
1 u. randslrs.-Thc Misses Christine
Ind Katherine Whalen were week end
|isitors in Burlington.-Mis Daisy Hap
|ood of the probate office returned TO Bur.
|ngton Sunday after short time with
|er mother.-Mss Gladys Hapgood of the
Essex Junction high school will spend
he remainder of the week AT her home
&c. G Fuller returned to his work al
he Borden creamery October after n
|1onth's vacation.--W, \. Church is car
hire to be made into jelly.-Donald
fhurch of the University of Vermont
tpent Sunday at his honc.-Maurce BuX-
lon broke his wrist last week when h,
|'as crankinG his car.-Mrs. Louis King
| nd daughter returned home Sunday after
few days spent in Essex.--Lieut and
fra. r. J. Berry are spending few
avs with relatives, From here they
10 to Portland, Ore, to reside where
fr. Berry has a government position.
fhe proceeds from the food sale hold
(aturday amounted to s9.47, which was
divided between the Lend-a Hand and
Ibrary.
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pastor.--Mrs. II. II. Higgn returned from
Massachusetts, Friday.--Mr. and Mrs
Harry Bates Of Westford and Miss Alice
Aver Of Underhill were at /. l.. Thomp-
sons Sunday.
There will be farm bureau
meeting AT the school building this week
Friday evening. County agent r.. H.
Lovcland, and home demonstration agent
Hazel I. Cassidy, will he present Special
topics viii be discussed by the mon and
women In separate sections.
Max. son of George willard met with Il
painful accident Tuesday after.Son,
when his left hand was caught in the
enSi'age cutter and all the fingers on the
hand were cut off. Drs. Eddy and pcase
OF Burlington dressed the hand.-Mrs
Julia Brownell Of Essex Junction is visit
ing r. c. Blss.--Miss Ellie Dessault of
Fall River, Mass, is the guest of her
Uncle. Edison Nealy.--Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
ruler of Moretown visited their uncle
T.. a. Fuller. this weck.-rherc was no
school after Tuesday giving the teachers
liberty to attend the teachers convention
IN Montpelier.-Mr and Mrs. w. w.
stiles and little daughter of Alhurg are
Visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. Bcsny has moved his family from
the Rublee tenement house into the tene-
ment in II. +, Comngs house-Miss Mary
i. Anderson went Saturday TO New York
with Willard and Helen Parsons. who
have been al Bluebird camp the past four
months. Miss Theda Goodse,l ac
companied them and will pass the winter
in the Parsons home. Miss Anna Gibbs
of ST. Adams has been passing a few
days a the home of b. F. Combs. Miss
Blanch Sykes, who has been in Burlinr-
ton the past two weeks. returned home
October Paul Richardson has been
visiting at the home of H. y. Pond the
past week.-Mrs.. Joel Brown of EnosAurc
Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. Karl l.. Brown Of
Haverhill, Mass. visited relatives in town
last week.rhe mems chicken pie supper
served in the Congregational Church
october first was a great success The
entertainment consisted of songs by Mr.
faw and his quartet vocal duets by the
Stetson children, solo by Mrs Judd, read
ing by Mrs. Annette parmelee and recita-
ton by F. y. Oviatt. A pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all present. The
proceeds were about 800
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BAKERSFIELD

The ''Neighbors Night given Saturday
evening by the Bakersfield Grange was
very successful. Large delegations at
tended from the Oranges at Fletcher and
West Enosburg, besides large number
of invited guests from Bakersfield. The
program was furnished by the visiting
oranges. Among those present by invita-
ton wes. Chaplain r. W. Robbins of the
Second Combat Division who gave an
account of his experiences on the front
line in France. Mr., and Mrs. Aldrich of
Lyndonville spent the weekend with Mrs.
Aldrich's sister. Mrs. .. A. Ficld.--H G.
Dewey Smith and family of Fletcher were
at the Rev. w. w. Smiths over Sunday
A business meeting of the helpers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George
Bontel's. The Ladies' Union of the Con-
grega tionsl Church held sewing bee
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Daphne
Cross.-The ladies' of St. Georges Roman
Catholic Church gave q chicken pie sup.
per in the town hall Tuesday evening. \
large number were served. There will be
a community sing and rally Friday eve
ming at eight o'clock at the Academy hall
This is for the furtherance of tine Y. w
C. A. drive and the thrift campaign
Short addresses will he made--rhe class
work al Brigham Academy closed Tues
day afternoon and many of the students
went home on account of the state
Teachers Convention this week
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WEST BOLTON

F'rank Gregory has been honorably dis
charged from Fort Dix and is at homo.
He served IS months. II were spent over
seas.-The Ladies' Aid and Willing Work
ers societies met with Mrs Albert
Tomlinson Wednesday.-Mrs. Fay Tomlin-
son and children and mother. who spent
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Tomlinson. have gone to Watervlict,
y. y, where Mr. Tonllinson is employed.
Mrs. G, W. Kellogg was at home from
.Ionesvile Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs. r..
Gregory and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Dibble Of
Waterbury visited their mother. Mrs
Julia Gregory, Sunday.-NIrs. Louis York
has returned from Williamstown having
visited her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Farm
ham.-Miss Helen Strecter was at home
from Richmond Sunday. Harry Gregory
who has been having his vacation. has
returned TO Richmond, where he is en-
ploN ed.-Mr. and Mrs. George Chase and
father of Eden were in town Sunday
John Bohonnon of Portsmouth, n H., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie Bohon-
non.-Mrs. Julia Gregory is having her
house painted. G. Woodworth is doing
the work
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RICHFORD

\ very quiet wedding was solemn,zed
Sept. 20 at The home of the Rev and Mrs
J. II. Wallace, when their daughter, Mary
Lillian, was married to Harry e. Fisher
of Barre. The bridal couple were unat-
tended and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Wells. The house was
simply decorated with astors and carna-
lions. The bride was married in n taupe
satin dress and wore string of corals.
the gift of the groom. Her travelling suit
was blue broadcloth, Dainty refresh-
inents were served by Mrs. Walter Coons.
Mrs. Max Lander Mrs. Donald James
and Mrs. Donald Brown. Mrs William
Richie presided at the table. Out of
town guests were Mrs. William Weirs
Richie of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Fisher of Barre. After short motor
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher will reside in
Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Woodward and
son. Lester went Thursday afternoon IN
Ballston Springs, \. Y. where they will,
visit their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Woodward.-Mrs. Lunnie q
Barren Of Boston was "A recent visitor AT
the home of Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Garyin
of Province street.-The. and Mrs I,,i
Shangraw of Montgomery recently visited
at the home of their son. T.. j. Shangraw
Mrs. J. II. Burns has returned home
from a few days visit among friends in
Enosburg Falls, where she former,v
r. l.. who has been passing tho summer
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. William
Impey has returned to her home.-Mr
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Miss Blanche Nye of South Norwalk,
Conn, is visiting relatives in town for
a few days.-The Misses Hazel and Mar
Sarct Steele spent the Weekend with
friends in Montreal, L. OIL. @. Nye has
returned from Wells River, where he
spent the Weekend with friends.-NIr.
and Mrs. Lucien Therrien have sold their
homestead on Gore street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Zephyr Bcaulieu; consideration $3.50. Mr..
and Mrs. Therrien are moving to st.
Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Beaulieu will
move 10 the village from their farm at
once.-Miss Marion Stockwell, who has
been III for the past two weeks, is able
to be about the house.-Miss Helen
Martindale of Swanton is guest in the
home of +. B. Cross of Franklin street
William Flinton of Kansas City. Mo.
former resident of the town. is spending
the week with relatives and friends in
town-lrene Steele is quite III with
tonsilitis.-The high school closed We'd
nesday for the balance OF the week and
the teachers have gone to Montpelier to
attend tho convention
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RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGovern Of Eur
|ngton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
eXander Terren over Sunday.--Miss
gnes Paradee. WHO has been visiting
|er mother the last three months. re-
|Jrned Monday to her home in Spring
|eld, Mass.-Miss Gosselin, who has been
sitting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Clarke Tor several days has re-
|,Yned to her home in Burlngton.--Mr.
|rd Mrs. George kenlpton and two
|augf1ters of Glens Falls, y. y, were the
|uests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Pine over
Jennie iSacl1 is the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fuller. Mes srs.
|udhope of Grand Isle have purchased
he meat and grocery business of Phelps
Pierce and will take possession al once,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frechette and fam
~ of Hsrdwick were the guee,s of rela-
YES in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
|red Eressor of Windsor are the guests
r Mr.. Rressors parents. Mr. and Mrs.
iIdee Rressor. The funeral of the in
ant SOIL of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dscue
fas held SUNDAY afternoon.--Miss Gladys
'srney has returned from a two weeks
acation. spent with relatives IN Lowell.
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About 20 women friends of Miss Belle
Gibson gave hor surprise miscellaneous
shower party at her home OH South Main
strcct wednesday October | in honor OF
hcr marriage TO Albert X. Lewis, which
VIII take place ut st. Lukc's Church, Oc-
tobcr Is. Games were played and re-
frcshments served
The Following officers were elected at the
meeting Of the new American Legion Post
at the Stranahan Memorial club Mon
day evening: Post Commander $. S.
Watson, who served as major in the sup
ply department; vce-commander, r. II.
Pollard. who was n sergeant in France
. adiutant, lack u. Wood. who went out
rs second lieutenant in tho original ma =
chine Gun company and came back a cap
lain, having received two promotions in
France. The Office of secretary and treas
urer will he left open until the next meet
ing The new post has a membership of
70 veterans and II was decided that IL
should be known as the John Gregory
Smith Post in honor of Nermont's Civil
War governor. who was advisor and con-
fldant of President Lincoln
News has been received of the safe ar
rival from overseas of Homer Cross, who
left with Company r Of this city when IL
o'e ou'' NJ ''SN "aS 'ah'
te''eo ~ inc '"ro Machlhe 'un 6at'a,''n
""'n '"c vermont ros'ment was broken
~. .ic was twice c''ed LOT hraVerN VI a''
~ CIV was Hei'ou"'N "ou''oeu W "'
'n" ''c''S "n''P going over inc TOP
After the armisticc was signed he volun-
tered to stay in Franco with the military
police.
News has hee,i received from an army
hospital in South Carolina that Corporal
-, - ,' 'h"'ie ""' HAS p'e" cll''cd's
~, 10 .'p' 'N,"e'
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eccles Of Boston.
who are guests Of State Senator and Mrs.
Charles f. Schof, were entertained at
an informal supper party at The Tavern
Sunday evening by about 40 of their
friends. supper was served in the Japa-
nese room and the tables were in the
form Of a letter f.. Mr.. Eccles. who was
manager Of The Tavern several yea r.,
has been manager of the Old Orchard
House at Old Orchard Beach. Ne. the
la two seasons.
Cleopthas Besette OF North Fairfax
suffered severe but probably not serious
injuries to her left hip Sunday after
noon when HE horse ran away on Soutl,
Main street In this city. His daughters,
the Misses Yvonne and Dora. suffered
severe bruises on the knees. The bit
broke and the bride was wound around
the colts neck. At the foot of Lower
Weldon street wheel caught in the car
track and came off. throwing the three
occupants out. The horse was caught
at the foot Of Johnny Cake Hill.
The funeral Of Mrs. II. n. Keller. who
died at her home on Lake street Friday
morning of heart disease, was held at
the house Monday morning at ten O'Clock,
the Rev. Richard L. Armstrong, rector
of st. Luke's Episcopal Church, otf1ciat-
ing. Burial took place in North
Enosburg
The formal opening of the fall and win
ter sports program at the Stranahan
Memorial club will take place Friday
evening when two local basketball teams
will clash on the gymnasium floor. Fol-
lowing the game a. dance will be held.
The body of Sealand Whitney Landon,
who died AT his home in BordentoWn,
y. j., Monday September % was brought
TO this city Friday afternoon and taken
to Greenwood cemetery for burial. The
bearers were: +. =. Stevens q. T.. Barker,
+. ]. butcher, c. Il. Watson, George G..
Stevens. Philip w. Morton and Horace y
and s, Whitney Landon, sons of the
deceased, The Rev, |. c. Smart, PHI D..
rector Of the College Street Church, Bur-
linston, oficiated at the services held at
the grave. The body was accompanied
here by Mrs. Landon, her two sons and
TWO daughters, the Misses Mary and
Helen Landon. Mr.. Watson. Mr.. Stevens,
Mr. butcher, Mr.. Barker and Mr.. Stevens
were all former pupils of the deceased
when ne was principal of the st, Adams
hish school. Philip Morton, another pail
nearer, was student at Bordentown
N'i''drS iiiSu'ute When MT. LandOn was
headmaster. Both Horace Il. and s. Whit
ney Landon, sons of the deceased, were
members OF the American Expedtionary
Forces and held the rank of captains,
AT theatre PARTY given by Mrs. John
T. sullivan of South Main street Friday
evening the marriage engagement Of Miss
Irene r. Finn, daughter OF Postmaster
and Mrs. William H. Finn of Lower New
ton street, to Edward j. Barnes OF Lynn,
MASS was announced The wedding will
take place October 2s. Mr.. Barnes was
formerly in the immigration service in
this city
Miss Mary Carman entertained l2 young
women friends ut hcr home Thursday
evening with % miscella neous shower
party in honor of Miss Mary Sherwood,
whose marriage 10 Guy G. Burnell will
take place this month. Games were played
and refreshments served
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veil ana wreath OF orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet of white roses
The bridesmaid, Mrs Fred l., Lav,pne sis.
ter-in-law of the bride, wore b,ue satin
The annual meeting Of the Taouabunra.
club was held In the club building Tues-
day evening, with good attendance A
banquet was served at $50, followed nv
a social and business session After ,be
reports of officers and committees. which
showed that all departments OF the work
were fourishng. the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Walter Spear: vice. president. UoI
lis Sunderland: secretary, II. j, BatcheIer.
treasurer, Ward II. Barney: auditor. G.
a. Webster: board of managers. A. q
Webster. a. r. Anderson and n. G.. Still
phen. The matter OF having club parties
for the coming fall and winter was left
with the board OF managers-M n. Rul-
lice and Mrs. Sadie Husband of Franklin
were recent visitors herr-The central
schools arc closed for tho remainder Of
the week on account of the State teach.
ers' association convention at Montpelier.
irving Chase is on n business trim for
the Webster Lumber company this week
in southern Vermont and Massachusetts,
Sheriff Catlin Of ST. Albans was a visit
tor in Swantor Tucsday--The Misses
Howe. King, Wagner and Hazen. teach
ers in the high school, left Wednesday
morning for Montpelier, where they are
to attend tho convention.--Miss Geneyeye
MERCER Is in White River Junction. the
guest of Mrs. Raymond Bushey.--Walter
Philips Is in white River Junction. where
he has accepted position Superjrtend
ent Hutchinson of tho State junior-senior
high school was visitor in town Tues.
day.-.The Rev r. A. Woodwork and
son. Maurice, left Tuesday morning for
a few days automobile trip.-rhe first
fire dill Of tho year was given at the
high school building Monday afternoon.
All pupils were out of the building in one
minute and two seconds.--Thc devotional |
service at the Kings Daughters meet
Ing Monday night was led by Mrs. A. ].
Beebe. The subicc. was "Thc National
Kings Daughters. Keith Smith OF
Cotean Junction. p. O.. who was called
here last week by the serious illness of
his grandmother, Mrs. Edward Desc. has
returned home
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SHELBURNE

The Ever Ready of Kings DsuGh-
teers will meet at the home OF Mrs.
walter Wells Thursday for an all day
meeting. Mrs. Wells will be assisted by
Mrs. Milo Webster Roll cali Will he an
Swered by Current Evens." Miss Hazel
Cassidy of the Chttendcn County Farm
Bureau will speak on Home Dcmonstra-
ton. All members are requested to be
present.-fudson Converse of Charlotte
Us stopping at the homo OF Dr.. Norton,
where he is undergoing medical treat
meut.-A daughter was born at the Mary
Fletcher hospital to NJ and Mrs Louis
Carpenter. Mrs. Carpenter will he re-
membercd as Miss Louise Levallette of
lnic
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ALBURG

The district meeting Of the 18th Masonic
District will be held with Columbus
Lodge No. / on Friday the 10th That
date marks the Tooth anniversary OF the
granting of a charter to Columbus Lodge
A banquet will be served at six O'Clock
In the parlors OF the Methodist Church.
The supper served ct tho home Of Mrs
G. W. Sabre Saturday evening by the
aides of st. Luke's Church was we'll at
tended.The Rev. r. J. Pitt has returned
to McGil College. Montreal. for his last
years work at that institution. He will
conduct Sunday services at the Congre-
gationsl Church as heretoforet-Fred E
Cargill, superintendent of schools. Miss
Josephine Gllley and Miss Helen Robin
son of the village school are attending
the teachers convention at Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Morton leave to-
day for q. trip to BoHton.-Oea Lord
and sister, Neonni, Of Ellenourg. n. Y.
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Bell,--It is reported that there
are cases OF whooping cough IN the
village.--E. l.. Corse was business
visitor IN F,ichford Tuesday. Ira
Searls- who underwear, an operation for
appendicitis at the 81. Adams hospital 10
reported as gaining Satisfactorily. DR..
s, II. Martin accompanied Mrs. sesrls TO
the hospital-Mrs. Grace Brickett and.
children Of Norfolk, \. v. were In town
Tuesday enroute to st. Johusbury,
where they will make their future hons.
Mrs. W. J.. Mott was business visitor
at North Hero Thursday. Mrs. Harriet
Deuel. spent the weekend with her sister
at Berkshire A. w. Darby and
daughter Ellen, spent Saturday at Rouses
Point.-Mr. Hin.dale of Burlington was
in town Monday.-Mss Rorene Shan has
returned TO her homo in Richmond after
passing sometime with relatives here
Esmond Johnson spent Tuesday in 81.
Albans.--Mss Edith Young Of st. Johns
spent Sunday with her father.-Mrs. Leon
Tadden is improving after being i'll ...
District Health officer c. W. Many o.
Burlington was in Alhurs September -
on official business for the board Of health
and inspected the schools. On Wednesdays.
DIR. Many visited Isle La. Motto andl
North Hero and inspected the schools %
both towns.
Louis Martell. lifelong resident q
this place. died at his home Monday
night following a shock. Mr.. Martell -
survived by his wife and two sons. -
Peter Duby will move his family to Dena =,
mora, n. Y, having sold his store and
contents to parties from out of town.
Mckinley Cheeseman has taken the cen-
trail office. Miss Hatch Of swanton hay
ing resigned in his favor.
There will be morning service Sunday,
at the Congregational Church at 1O:Sns
preacher. the pastor; Sunday school at
l1:45. The graded lessons are in uses
The Christian Endeavor meets at 7.so ..
m; subject for discussion, Training ~.
Citizenship" All are welcome. m
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FAIRFAX

The Mission Study club held the first
meeting of the season Monday with Mrs.
IA. l. Goodsell.--The funeral of Miss Ann
Alfred was held at her late home Thurs.
day afternoon. She is survived by three
brothers, G. G. Alfred with whom she
lived, j. p. Alfred of st. Adams and
Frank Z. Alfred of Newport. Fred Grow
has moved his family 10 the house owned
by l. Depatie on Hunt reet-Ieon
Montague has bought the &. Ballard
place In North Main street and Eli Taylor
has bought the L. b. Hunt house on Hunt
street.-Mrs. Albert King and son,
Andrew were IN Burlington F-riday.--Mrs.
Asa wilkins is in ST. Adams with her
who had successful operation
for appendicitis, Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Q. wilkins are with their son, Asa.
and family while Mrs wilkins ia away
Rally Day will be observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday
morning. special program is being
prepared. including the youngest and the
oldest. You are invited to sttend
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs George Hinsdale, Wricnt
|>avis of burlington and Mrs Lucia
Burke of Boston, who has been visiting
er sister, Mrs. Hinsdale, went on an
automobile trip to Boston last week.
|fr. and Mrs. Lawrence WelIingcr and
ION, Lawrence, and daughter Margaret,
|assed Saturday in Burlington.-Earl
kyer was in Milton last week.--Caleb
Pillsbury and Sons James and Allen
|rere in EsFeN Center. Saturday.-F'loyd
sham was in Burlington. Saturday.-Mr.
nd Mrs y. f. Parcher are on an auto.
|nobile trip to Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. A
B. Williams celebrated their fifteenth
Wedding anniversary October first by
Entertaining several Of their friends and
Peighbors. Games were played and
refreshments served.-Scott Parcher is
listing In Massachusetts.--Z Farrand
nd sister, Laura, were in town FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Parcher were in
massachusetts, 10 attend a fair recently
M. w Hinsdale and daughter. Nora
nd Mrs. Frank Hinsdale were at the
Fanny Allen hospital, Sunday. to visit
lark Hinsds e, who has been there for
tx weeks, He is gaining slowly-Fred
Poet and son, Frederick, were in Burlng-
on, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Auclair was in
burlington Thursday.-Mrs. Fred Poet
|pent Saturday in Burlington