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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-09
JOHNSON

Mrs Lucinda Cleveland of Randolph
called on friends here Saturday.-Mrs
John Sands and son of Hyde Park called
here Saturday,-Mrs. Lizzie Pearl Good
win has returned TO her home in Ard
more, Okla.-D. ID. q. NJ. Josie l.. Pierce
made an official visit TO the Wocott
Chapter. o. T. s.. Friday night.-Earl
Holmes aud W. h. Tracy attended the
Shrine meeting in Montpelier Friday
John Isarsway visited his brothers, Lee
and Alexander in Morrstown Thursday.
H. V. Stearns rs moving from the store
he sold TO the Lin Clark house. George
Mills spent last week in Rutland Mrs.
W. r. Stearn is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. ", G. Dyke. in Exeter y. Nv.
A. Young has sold his farm known. as
the Cunningham place 10 r. S. Gallup of
North Troy and moved to Rutland. where
he has employment with the Creamery
Package company there.
The dedication of the temple of Water
man Lodge. F. & A. NJ. No. So. will take
place on Friday at two o'clock. It is ex-
pected that most of the grand officers
will he present a banquet will be served
by Johnson Chapter No. IS O. r. S at six
O'Clock. the thrty-four degree will be con-
ferred at eight o'clock and the dedicatory
v.
F.. Ranger of Providence, r. 1.-The
schools are closed and most of the
teachers are in attendance at the State
Teachers convention at Montpelier this
week.-Mrs.. r j. Boynton of Everett.
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith Of
Cambridge were In town, Tuesday. Mrs.
II. u. French and mother, Mrs Osgood.
have taken rooms at Mrs Laura
IxQnHnnc atVa 10.
ter.-Lloyd Burlington and Mr.. Bashaw
have returned TO the navy after spending
their furlough with relatives here
Homer Kneeland is caring potatoes and
paying one dollar per bushel-Eddie
Walker Is spending his vacation with
Mrs. Walker in Franklin,-Allen Fletcher
IL having vacation. Periey Mudkett is
supplying Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore
were in Morrisville Tuesday.
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BENSON

Lewis Belden went TO Schenectady
where he viii visit his daugh-
TER, Mrs. lack Duck. formerly Miss
Blanche Belden.--N the Pomona Grang.
meeting held here Sept. 30 there was
an elaborate and well executed program
A hountiful dinner WAS served NJ. and
Mrs !. S. e. Peck Of Hampton and Mr.
and Mrs. Heman Stannard Of West Haven
we're personalities Alice Ladd OF Albany
formerly of this town. is calling on
friends.-Mrs. James Goodrich and two
little daughters went to ST Paul's Church
In Orwell Sunday.--E. F.. Derushs of Ros-
ton is al the Mountain View Stock farm
making improvements in the cemetery
that supplements The farm owned by w.
F. Bush.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Chambers
OF Greenwood y. v, visited at the home
of Charles 7. Goodrich the pas. week..
Mr., and Mrs. James Dewitt Of IIubhs I'd =
ton are Stopping At the home of William
Pelkey for few days. Mr.. Dewitt is doing
some carpenter work for Mr. Pelkey.-Mr
and Mrs. r. r. Walker. and son. Ken
meth, Of Rutland. former residents were
here Friday calling on friends. S. Miss e. A.
Wood Of New York n Salvation Amy
evangelist, came here Sunday and on sun
day evening commenced a series of re-
vival meetings in tho Methodist Church.
the Rev. James y. Manning, pastor. She
will continue these meetings every night
except Saturday night until October 10
Burns Williamson. who was seriously hur,
IN runaway accident a few days ago.
ia thought now to he on the way to re-
coVery.-There is every indication that
the ladies of the Congregational Church,
who have their annual fair on the after
noon and evening Of October 10 arc TO
have an inviting program,
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Dillingham; They oxpect IN pass the win
ter in Washington.-H. A, Leonard has
ms addition to his block IN and covered
wh'ch VIII make n desirable addition to
MS rooms.-Dr. and Mrs H. o. Blanchard.
VINO went to Pittsford Saturday TO visit
their daughter, Mrs r. s, SWEET. at the
san'tarium, have returned home, leaving
ner much better.-It is understood that
- W. howard has sold his place to Newell
I 'ones vi th's place.
waiter Luce and Carl Emerson. en-
p'oFes al the tale quarry at East Gran
Vlhe' were arrested and brought here by
oheI'i hoWe and placed in the lookup
'rlday night on the charge of breaking
ana entering a camp in Braintrce. whose
parl owners were G. A. Osha and c. Il.
, ,la''h and stealing some blankets.
Ihey pleaded guilty and were fined $40
ana the blankets were recovered-D. l..
Looms VINO moved into the Kellogg place
'as' spring has bought the Martin block
on randolph avenue and the pasture
lano oeionsihg to Willard Martin. Mr..
l."o'''is buys this for an investment
WI ana MRS. +. p. Beedle. who were
N"'''ihoheo Monday morning by the criti-
o"i l'iness OF the formers mother. Mrs.
~, "a beedIe. arrived Monday afternoon.
-Miss IRIS Buck. who has been in
'eo'ho"' ~ H.. with friends. has re-
'"rne" 10 her home-Mrs. IL. ;. Cleve-
'aho anu MIS-. Eugene Holman have re-
turheo from an auto trip TO Montpelier.
burlington and other towns in the north
erh part of the State.-Mrs. A. ". Beedle
was taken Ill Sunday and since that
''me mas steadily failed. Her son and
ms "he, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beedle OF
Meme ~ r., have been summoned
news was received Monday morning by
Nrs' Ienhie Marsh that her brother-in-
law Wiffam Garland who with his
w'te' mas been in Albany, n. Y. for sew
erat weeks. died at the hospital there.
NO particulars are known here only that
MIS- Garland is expected to arrive here
| as soon as possible with the remains
- -. howe went to Bradford Monday
MISS Florence Hobart of Windsor was
the oVer-Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. a Leonard and left for her home
Monday. Miss Hobart formerly lived in
town and was for several months EN-
pioyed In the Bell Brothers-store.
Mrs. c. w. Groom of ST. Adams was In
town saturday. the guest of Abbie F.
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Washington County
MONTPELIER

The northbound morning sleeper on the
Central Vermont railway was about
seven hours late at the Montpelier
station Thursday morning, due to the
derailment of a couple OF freight cars
near Sharon The sleeper was behind
that derailed train, so that it had to
wait until the track was cleared. The
southbound sleeper was delayed at South
Royalton until the track was cleared
rhe passengers from the belated train
coming to Montpelier, were brought here
81 an extra coach which had been at
=, ched to the engine Of the branch freight
train. station Agent j. T. Gallaher
took lunches TO Montpelier junction for
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RANDOLPH CENTER

a. Il. King of Burlington recently visit
ed his son. Rober.-Seversl of the potato
growers have contracted their seed pota--
toes to Mr.. Talmage of Long Island at
20.-The enrolment of V. S. A. numbers
nearly 60. They are busy with their ath--
letics and Coach Heath is with them in
structinC them In foot ball. baseball and
basketball.-Th graded school Is closed for
couple of days that the teachers may
attend the teachers convention at Mont
pelicd.-rhe Rev. Herbert Barber used
pictures of noted Biblical men and women
at his last Sunday evening service which
created much interest.-Mrs. S. c. Cook
has gone to Royalton. where she is nurs-
ing.-Principal G. l.. Green is attending
the State teachers meeting in Montpelier
and in absence of the president presidcs
being ce-president
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feeble health.--Doris Tucker was in Bur-
Iiugton Saturday,-The J. C, A. cemetery
meeting Is to be held with Laura Burnor
at Cambridge Junction this afternoon.
Mrs Lester Smith, OF Swanton, has been
spending several days with her sister.
Mrs. J. II. Bean,-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Var
mum and family, of Barre, were with
his parents Sunday Mrs. II. A. Ladd. of
Burlington. was u guest of her sister
Mrs. $. Il. Pope, last week. --G w. Holmes.
of Burlington. has been spending a few
days In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wag-
ner have employment In the chocolate
factory at Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
3. Richards were at Fletcher Sunday.
Frank Rousseau remained In Burlington
Sunday.
The American Legion is to hold a
meeting at the school house the eve
ming of October 10th for the purpose
OF electing delegates to the state con-
vention to he held in Burlington.---I r.
Melendy has been on a business trip
TO Montreal this week Horace Mel
endy is enjoying two weeks vaca
ton and has been with his parents
at Hotel Melendy this week.-Mrs.. A.
G. GriewoId is confined to her bed by
illness.--Mrs Charles Mcbride of Es-
for a visit at b. r.. Reynolds-H. f.
Hawley and family were in Burlington
Wednesday Ca bana's orchestra of
Burlington Ia to furnish music for the
dance at Hotel Melendy Friday eve
ming. October l0.--rhe NJ. w. A. base
ball team expect to go to Eden to play
ball Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Harvey
Gravelin and child OF Ayers Mass
visited his father. Elmer Graveliu at
Mrs. W. c. Burkers last week.--Mr. and
Mrs. n. ]. Nye were in South Burling-
ton sunday to see i. A. wathu. who
is in poor health.--'rhe monthly meet
ing Of the Jeffersonville Cemetery as
ISOLATION was held at the junction with
Miss Laura Burnor Tuesday afternoon
with a large attendance.--B e Rey-
nolds went to Boston Tuesday evening.
The high school teachers are attend
ing the state convention al Montpelier
this week
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NEWPORT

Joseph r, Colby of Montreal, president
of the Canadian Carbonate company, has
announced his intention TO endow a bed
in the proposed hospital in memory of
MS grandfather DR.. Joseph C.Rutherford,
who viii be remembered by many as an
eminent physician and surgeon in New
port.-Dr, Winifrcd o. Brown of Little
ton, y. H., eye, ear. nose and throat
specialist has located in this city and
VIII open offices in the Aubin block
The 4. p, Banks. rector Of st. Marks
Episcopal Church, arrived Thursday from
Port Emsley. Ont, Mrs. Banks arrived
Monday.-At the monthly meeting of the
W. r, c. Miss Elizabeth Sargent present.
ed report of her trip to Columbus and
the W. x, C. encampment. Miss Sargent
ruoted from the report Of the national
secretary. showing n present membership
OF 10000 and the treasurers report gave
the interesting statement that since the
organization OF the W. r. G, ii has spent
81, 90 1871 for relicf
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WESTFIELD

Wendell Bell received first prize at the
State fair for two ounce cakes Of maple
sugar which he made from his fathers
sugar bush lase 6p4ing.-Thero was very
pleasant meeting 1t the Ladies' Aid
society last week at the home of Mrs.
John Brown. Over 20 ladies were present.
through the courtesy of the Rev. w. G.
Macfarlane. who carried UP three motor
loads. Refreshments were served. It
was decided to hold a harvest supper at
the Congregational vestry Friday night
which on short NOTICE, brought out over
10 people. Mrs. James Martin of Man.
chester. y. FL, cana last week to visit
her sister. Mrs. James B. Martin and
with another sister Mrs. Nellie GillooIy
OF Boston, who has been here several
weeks, returned to her home this week
MI and Mrs. w. B. Gilpin were in Crafts
bury and Hardwick last week.-ssturday.
Benjamin Wright and friend A. T.
Sayles, after spending a fortnight with
w. q. Wright, went to Wood Groveton,
y. H., where they expect employment in
a paper milj.-W. A. Wright Of Gyoyeton
n. H., spent a day last week with W. O.
wright and called on other friends.-O
W. Railcy went TO Mansonville Can.
Sunday after his daughter, Miss Natalie.
who has been spending a fortnight with
her sister Mrs. Guy George.--Miss Theo
Hendrix was home from her school In
Westmore for the week .end.--Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Gray are in Colebrook and
Lancaster \. H., where Mr.. Gray is in
etalling electric light plants and fittings.
Mrs. W. d. Bell very delightfully."- enter
tanned her Sunday school class at her
home Saturday
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LOWELL

Preston Sheltra has moved on to the Rev
Joseph Leblancs farm. lately puchas
of Walter Paronto.--Miss Nancy Fa,man
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital Burlns-
ton, for treatment.-Mrs. Maria Martin of
Troy Is spending a few wselst with Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Farnan.-Mrs
Edward Rhodes and children are visiting
relatives in Orleans.-Lloyd Kelley has
entered the University of Vermont as a
student Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Murphy are
the parents of q son. born October Fire
Insurance inspector, w. j. Coates Of
Calais, is in town inspecting Are risks
T. G. Cheney of Morrisville called on II.
u. Newton Sunday &. C. Stannard and
family spent the day at Fitch Bay. p. O.,
Sunday with Relationships. Cavis Toof
of North Troy spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. X. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davenport and
daughters OF Montreal, p. O.. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Ssnborn,
last week.-F. W. Norris Of Cambridge,
Mass, was m town last week calling on
Mr.. and Mrs l.. O. Sanhorp
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WOLCOTT.

Myrtle Wheeler returned home from
New iiampshirc.-Mr r. NJ. Hubbel was
a visitor in Stowe Thursday.-Mr and
Mrs George Richardson we're in Eden
Thursday Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Oldridgc attended the Sunday school con-
vention in stowe Thursday.-Carre
Hubbell spent Thursday at home.-Mrs.
r, r. Potter attended the Sunday school
convention AT Stowe.-Lyle Martin is a
visitor in Stowe.-Albert Hagadorn who
has recently returned from overseas
was visitor in town Thursday.-R. C.
Mcdonald was n business visitor in Hard
wick October Mrs George Richard
son was visitor in Jericho the first Of
last week
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs, l.. H. Burbo. Of Burlington, came
Monday night TO spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Della Rousseau.-Mr.
Irons spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy
Smith.-Miss Marion Montgomery spent,
Sunday at her home in Fairfield,-Mrs.
James Farrell and daughter and }, How
ard Farrell, of Bakersfield, and Carl
Pomeroy. of st. Adams. were in town
Saturday.-Mrs. Greta Morse has been
confined to the house by illness.-T. r.
Libbey is entertaining his uncle from the
West, his frs. visit here in 40 years..
Earl Prior and l.. w. Garland have sold
their farm,-Vernon Hawley. who was n
weekend visitor Of relatives here, start
ed Tuesday for his home in Manche ster.
y. H.-Mrs, A. e. Griswold Is in very
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DERBY.

Mrs. Harry Gay and two children of
Newton Highlands, Mass, and Mrs
Donald Southgate and daughter of Nash
Wl'e' Tenn, have returned home after
VISITING their mother Mrs. w f. Kings
oery.-Mrs Persis Foster and Mrs w.
+. hingsbery left Monday for New York
van "A. Nye and Miss Carolyn Nye of
burlington were recent guests OF Mr.. and
mrs. e. A. Adams.-Mrs. Joseph Van Cor
or Glover is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
wiiour Morse.-Frank Gray has sold his
place TO Mr.. skinner OF Newport Center
Auctions are very popular in town.
There nave been three within a week
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WATERBURY

The funeral of Mrs. Sylinda Seabury|
'oslyn was largely attended from the Ad-
vent Church Sunday afternoon. The Rev
L. T. Peabody ofiiciated. \ telegram rel
ceived from Mrs Frank Greene in Peta j
luna, Cal, sunday morning gave two|
verses of scripture and the hymn "WhiterI
Than snow which she wished used in
the service. The hymn was the first one
Grandma Joslyn' taught her when as al
motherlcss baby she went to live in the
Joslyn home. Mrs. T.. &. Lamb sang
Face TO Face" and Asleep in les IA 4
with accompanies, Mrs. Max Ayers n "A
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Someone threw a large stone through
the back window of the office of the West
ern Union Telegraph office Monday eve.
ming about nine o'clock. breaking out most
of tho upper sash of the window. The
stone came very near striking Manager
Routhier, who was working in the Office
at the time.-Mr. and Mrs Louis Cole
and Mrs. Frederick Cole returned Mon
day to their home in Greenfield Mass
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CAMBRIDGE

MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Morgan of Rich.
mond spent Sunday at William Smiths
n. A. Bull<ley returned Saturday from
a weeks stay in Boston Linus Lcavcns
state fish and game commissioner. lis
spending the week In Louisville, KEN
Mrs. Hattie Boyington of Everett, Mass
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smth.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chandler
are the parents of twins, a son and
daughter. born Tuesday, October 7.-R.
o. Mudgett and family OF Essex juno
ton visited IN town Sunday.--A. -. Cut
ting is on a business trip to Springfield,
Mass. this week.-H. G. Jones has gone
TO Hartland where he will be employed
by a. ~. Butterfield for few weeks
Kenneth Newton and Martin Ellsworth Of
the University of Vermont, spent Eunday
here.-k. l.. Ellsworth was in st. Johns
bury Tuesday and Wednesday to attend
a meeting of the State Board of Charities
and Probation.-Floyd Fairbanks of Wa
terville has moved into one of the Brush
tenemcnts and is employed by II. A. Bulk
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GREENSBORO

The funeral of c. NJ. Cuthberton was
held at the Presbyterian Church Friday
afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Graham conduct
ing the service and interment in the
village cemetery Mr.. Cuthbertson has
been town clerk and treasurer for many
years and several years ago represented
ne town in the Legislature He leaves
daughter, Miss Ruth, lG years of age,
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WATERVILLE

Mr., and Mrs. a NJ. Brown are parents
of a son. born October Carl WethereIl
has moved into Charles Aliens house at
the foot of Church street.-A daughter
arrived at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Adelbert Blaisdell October "A. L.
Laraway was in Johnson Tuesday 10
attend the bank meeting.-Mrs. Florence
Lumbra was in St. Adams last week.
called there by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Kate Davis,--Mrs. Alma Baldwin
and Mrs. Phoebe Church visited in Hyde
Park Sunday.-AIerrill Davis has bought
Mrs. Julia McFar)Rnds house on Main
street,. W. Page OF Burlington has
bought the Mountain Spring Hotel and
taken possosson.-Mr. Millar of Massa-
chusetts has moved his family into Mrs
Jane Wrightman's house.-The cemetery
association met with Mrs. Lois Westover
Friday afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served,-Miss Marjory Lock has
returned from Boston
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BELVIDERE CENTER

Mrs. Mary Potter has been ill the past
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potter Of
Burlington visited Mr.. Potter's sister
Mrs j. o. Thomas, Sunday.-Miss Evelyn
Thomas was home from Burlington for
the weekend -Msrcello Potter is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Harry May. in
Canaan. this week,-The Rev. MI Smith
of Massachusetts preached Sunday. All
enjoyed hearing him.--The students who
attend Brigham Academy are home for
the week. as there Is no school on ac-
count OF the convention at Montpelier
II is with sincere sorrow that tho
friends here of Ned F. Chaffec learn of
his sudden death at Billings, Mont.
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STOWE

The Lamoille county Sunday school
convention met in Stowe Thursday after
noon and evening. IL was rainy and the
attendance was small. but an interesting
program was carried out, w. u. Glynn
Of Saxtons River president of the Yer
mont Sunday School association spoke
IN Our State Goals" He said Wind
ham county, his county, was the only
county in the State that had come up to
the standard and won a banner that
county having won four banners until
now. Lamoie county has reachd the
standard and won banner. The adj
dress of the evening, Gods Apprecia-
ton of Youth" by G. T.. Robbins was
worthy Of a much larger hearing. The
missionary pageant supervised by Mrs.
Florence Hemenway Wells, carried out
by the local Sunday school. was very in
reresting. The Ladise' Aid Of the Com
munity Church served supper Johnson
was the banner town for attendance. there
being several from that place present.
Fl In the account Of the death of Mrs
Aurora Adams which appeared last
week. the name Of one of her daugh-
tiers, Mrs Cleveland. should have APP
peared as Charlotte. Mrs. Herbert Cieve-
land, who is Of Stowe In the same
notes Lawrence Bigeow should have been
named as chairman of the program COM
mittce of rhe Young Peoples Community
hub and not as choir master. These
"rrors were not the fault of the CORE
spondent but were typographical errors
Beginning Monday, October II. the last
FAR will leave Waterbury at 1855 p M.
Immediately after the arrival OF train No.
10 from St Adams and Burlington
iold Brook creamery, which was burned
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Mary Della Wells, the elder daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Wells, aged IS
years, and member OF the sophomore
class OF the academy died at the Orleans
hospital, September 30. She had been a
great sufferer for Ave days and all that
was done for her for her relief was of no
avail. She was trustworthy and efficient
In all her work and the many floral
tributes were evidence Of the esteem in
which she was held The bereaved
parents and brother and sister have the
heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends
and reighbors. At the funeral held at
the home. the class OF which she was a
member. attended in body and the
students and teachers Joined the pro-
cesson to the cemetery. A. Holmes.
who has been stopping at the Orleans
House for the past month. has returned
to his homo in Lincoln, Neb.-J. f.. Avery.
state tax commissioner, spent the past
week at the Orleans House.--The lecture
course committee have COMPLETED the ar
ransements for the present season and
feel confident that each Of the six enter
tsiDments secured will prove interesting
10 the large number of people who
patronize the course from year to year
Whe numbers are follows: The
Orpheus Four town hall, Craftsbury,
October 10; The Southern Musical COM
pany, East Craftsbury. October 20; Chief
Strongheart,' North Craftsbury November
10: Pearson North Craftsbury, .Tanuary
20: Glenn Frank, East Craftsbury, Febru-
airy "A; THE Liberty Duo" Craftsbury,
March 1s.-The faculty OF the academy
gave a surprise party to Mrs. Kari G.
Perry on the occasion OF her birthday
Frriday.-The Searchlisht club held q
meeting Monday evening with Miss
Margaret Chamber lain.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Dustan and child are spending
few days in Dixvfl'e, Can. MI. and
Mrs. Charles Robbins are in charge OF
the work while they are away. Edmund
Root was at home for the Williams Pike
wedding, but has retsrped to Bradford -
\. b. Williams and Allen Pike spen,
Saturday in Newport on business.-John
Dutton and family are spending a week
with relatives IN Whitman, Mass-On
Tuesday. September thirtieth, the ashes
of Sanford j. Mills, nephew of the late
Amory Dawson. we're buried here His
home was al Seattle, Washington. His
death occurred last June. His brother in
! law, the Rev. Dr. Chamberlain Of New
!, York city off1ciated. Tho ashes were
placed beside the grave Of his mother
Susan Dawson Mills In the same 10,
| reposes the dust Of his great-great
grandfather, Daniel Dawson, Sr. and his
Observation-Disclosures, Daniel Dawson, Jr
both soldiers of the Revolution.