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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-11
HINESBUEG

Nesper Thompson of Starksboro re-
Gently purchased a hundred acre wood
lot of w. c. Livermore.-Charles w. Peet
returned from Ripton Saturday bringing
home "A fine deer.-Reed Kelley shot n
large deer in Bolton, returning home
Saturciay.-W. +. Andrews and H. NJ
Owen each shot a deer In Gilmore
Kings Daughters sale and supper net
ted n little over sJ0.-The intermediate
school is closed this week: the teacher,
Miss Mckenzie is in quarantine for
mumps.-Mrs T.. l.. Conner is i'll. MI
Corners sister, Mrs. Barrett of Norwich,
is staying there for short time.A. :.
Hull of Burlington visited in town Mon
day and Tuesday.-M. u. Brothers is
seriously III with mumps.-The Red Cross
Christmas seals are on sale at the post
office. 1t is hoped that more people will
buy thesc--Mr. and Mrs. John Hart of
Montpelier were in town Tuesday.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Irish are the parents
of daughter, born December S.-Leon
Bissonette and father have vacated the
tenement house at Falrview farms and
moved to Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
II. Lamson have purchased large farm
in Duxbury and expect to move soon
Mr.. Lamson has managed the j.. G. Mill
ham farm the past three years and the
family will be greatly missed in town
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WTLLISTON

Miss Haze, Warner from Burlington is
helping her aunt care Cor her UNCLE
Henry Hart. who Is very III. DR.. Hunter
of ESSEX Junction is attending him as
well others, who are ili.-There will he
prayer meeting Thursday as usual
The service on Tuesday night was
omitted on account of the meeting in
burlington and Mrs. Archie Casey
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barrette in
Bolton reccntly.-David Demag of Essex
Junction and Miss Stella Lafoud dsugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lsfond. were
married at the Catholic Church in Essex
junction, December mir. and Mrs S
d. Warren called on their aunt, Mrs. F.
G.. Jewell, in Burlington recently.-Nrs
Nellie johnson. nurse from Essex juno
ton, is caring for Mrs. Howard Merrill
and little son.--Wallace Chapman has
sold his farm in the eastern part OF the
town and is thinking of buying home
in the village.--Henry Hart was taken
very Ill last Thursday with neuralgia
round the heart. He Is a very little bet
ter.--Addison Smith had very severe
shock last Thrusday night. One side is
oaralyzed.-Mrs. A. +. Martin is i'll with
bronchitis and larynsitiH-Ioseph Fair
banks has closed his time with Bert
Fuller and has returned to his home
Mrs. John Judd has returned to her home
in Thetford after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Angec Thompson from Burlington
was the guest Of herSsister Mrs. u.
Written, recenty.-Mrs. Ada Muir and
son, Arthur, from North Williston, called
on Mrs Hart last week.--The Rev. Fl. G.
Banks was in Burlington the first of this
week to attend "A meeting
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Mrs. y. G. Hayes. aged 81 years, died
Thursday morning at hor home on Mason
street. She is survived by two
sons. Edward n. Hayes of Durand,
Nigh, and Charles w. Hayes of this
News has been received of the death
Of George j. Loughman, formerly Of this
city, where he was manager of the F.W.
Woolworth store. Mr.. l.oughman died
at his home in Jamaica Plains, Mass.
lie was ~ years old.
What Is thought to be one of the largest
bay lynx ever shot in this vicinity was
killed on Bakersfield mountain Sunday
by Fred Pfcnstiio of Enosburg Falls and
J. Bulslrd of Swanton. The lynx was ~
inches long and weighed 26 pounds. The
men sighted the lynx and after long
chase Mr.. Billiard drove it out into tho
opening. where Pfenstlle shot. hitting II
in one Of its front legs Another shot
finished it, a bounty Of $40 is paid by the
State on n lynx, which the hunters will
collect. II is expected the specimen will
bc mounted. Mr.. Rullard also shot n
buck weighing 80 pounds in the same
vicinity. Among others who were success
ful the last dar of the hunting season
from this city were Frank purrier and
Gaylord Rushford. who shot doe weigh
ing Ito pounds. Mr.. Rushford shot the
deer first. only woundinC ii. Purricr then
fired at the deer, bullet killing It.
News has been received Of the death
of DR.. W. IT, Haven of Chester Depot.
Dr.. Haven was well known in this city
being past grand master of the I. q. q.
=. of this state. 11lc funeral took
place Wednesday, afternoon at 80
O'Clock.
The installation of officers of st. Adams
Council No. 297, *. of G.. was held last
evening with District Deputy J. II.
C1owdy Of Montpelier in charge. Fol
lowing the installation the women of the
Columbus club served banquet. Dur
ing the banquet the annual roll call
of the charter members and Of the war
service mon took place. State Deputy
r. Is. Wright with a visiting delegation
from Burlington was present. Tho post
prandial exercises were in charge Of
!. II. Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Wood of Rox-
hurry, Mass. are IN this city. being
called here by the illness OF Mrs. Woods
father. s. G. Greene.
The condition of Mrs Thomas Keenan,.
who underwent an opera ton at the Sher-
wood sanitarium scveral days ago. is
much improved
Mrs. Frank Walworth Smith expects
to leave Friday for Hartford. Conn.
where she will spend the winter with
her niece, Miss Julia A. Dckerson.
At the monthly meeting of the board
of school commissioners Tuesday eve
ming the subject of an increase in pay
was which the teachers arc asking was
brought before the board. 1t was left
with the chairman of the board to make
arrangements so that this city will be
represented at the directors meeting
which is to he held In burlington Deem
hpr IS
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Fl. =. Crosby OF Hyde Park VISIT
ell Mrs F. w. Leslie Thursday--John s.
Moore has returned from Boston. Mrs
Moore will remain until after the holt
days.-Fred Currier is moving TO Barre.
where he har employment Mrs. +. F.
Davis and Mrs. r. J. Hodgkine attended
church meeting In Morrisville Friday
Mrs. Laura Landon Is ct home from
Washington. d. G., where she ha. pur-
chased d residence and will move soma
OF her household goods there and intends
making her home there.--Tohn Lsrawar
is able to be out after an attack OF the
grip.
Lin Clark Of Wexford. was In towil
Sunday.--O. A. Mcfarland. L. r. Cobb
and II. o. Balch spent Sunday with their
families here.-Alvin Alexander was in
East Fairfield Monday. He has sold his
residence to Frank Thompson.-C. VI
Patch, who has been confined 70 the
house the past few weeks, is able to be
out-Mrs. L, W. Fletcher has returned
from a visit TO her daughter in Burling-
ton.-Gthamer Sweet has moved from the
Caswell tenement to the McCuin
residence on Main street-Mrs Henry
Adams of Eden in visiting Aurora
Richards. Mrs. z. W. Tinkham spent
last week with relatives In Stowe.-Mre
Taylor Mead has returned to her home Ia
Windsor after visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. II. Wilson.--Ned Smith OF
Fairfield spent last week with relatives
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Mrs. Dodwell and children Of Shelburne
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ryan.-Frank Conte of st. AL
bans was among the visitors in town
Monday and Tuesday Cannon
has returned from n weeks stay at the
home of his brother Edmund in SPRING
field. Mass.-Nr, and Mrs. John Roote
of Underhiil were guests of their son,
Ernest, over Sunday.--Mr Henry and
Mrs. Myers. who have been visiting at
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Can
non the past two weeks have returned to
their home in Ferrisburg. --Mrs. J. w
McGarghan were among the visitors in
Burlington Tuesday.--W. W. Miller of
woodstock was the guest Of friends in
town Tuesday and Wednesday
star Lodge held Il meeting in their rooms
Tuesday evening. Miss Aunabcll Weiden-
becker has returned from Ilardwict,
where she has been visiting friends.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The funeral OF r. i. Fassett. who pass
Cd away Tuesday December ?, was held
Thursday afternoon AT 81. Matthew's
Church. the Rev. +. y. Atkins assisted
by the Rev. r :. Stone officiating. Mr..
Fsssett was Sc years old and had been
in failing health since a shock eighteen
years ago. He is survived by his wife
and a daughter. Mrs. l.. G. Kendall, with
whom he has resided for several years.
Giles Jewctt, an old-tnle hunter Of
started out last Thursday
from the home of Victor Martin in East
Bakersfield and within an hour had
brought down the finest buck of the sea-
son, which he sold for $50. Mr.. Jewett
was in town Monday.-Mrs. ". r. Farrar
and daughter, Margaret, returned from
Burlington last week. Mrs. Farrar had
been away few weeks with her other
daughter. Mrs. Il. II. Ballard. who had
gone through a very critical operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. Margaret had
been away a week. Mrs. Ballard returned
here Monday much improved. Mr.. Ballard
an officer with the troops in New Mexico.
is expected here soon to pass a furough
before going to the Philippnes.-M. F.
Perley and son. j. *. Perley, daughter
katherine. and Miss Belle G. Stone
to st. Adams Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. a. Austin of West Berkshire were
in town Monday.-Mrs. j. G. Pomeroy
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. H.
Dawney. in West Berkshire Sunday
Mrs. William McFeeters of Sheldon and
her daughter. Miss Ruth McFeeters, Of
St. Adams, passed Sunday with Mrs. cole
Dunton at Maple Park.
Jay Bulard of Swanton who passed
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Of Morrisville and burial made in the
River Bank cemetery in Stowo.Miss
Mildred Patterson has resumed her work
az tho Central Telephone office after q
few days Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presson L. Gallo. ac-
corpaned by their daughter Mrs Pol
~ Gale Edin and little daughter. Ruth.
left Saturday for Cleveland. Ohio.
where they will visit their son, Rufus
II. Gale and family, and friends un-
I'll after Christmas. From Cleveland
they will go to st. Louis to visit their
daughter. Mrs. Elroy s.. Billings and
family. Mrs. Clim will remain in ST
Louis several months TO take a,
course in dress making. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale will go in February to Mnnes-
polls where they will pass the remain
der Of tho winter with their son and
wife. MI and Mrs. Fred e. Gale and
other friends. Mr.. Gale met with ~
painful accident Thanksgiving day
when the Ratchet he was using caught
in n clothes line and reboundins,
struck Mr. Gale on the side of tho
head, near tho temple. nflicting a bad
bruisc and a considerable cut. Mr.. Gala
was unable to join his family at this
home of his son, T.. r. Gale, on Thanks.
giving day. but has now recovered
from the effects of the accident.-Mr.
and Mrs. P. @. Hill and family Of Bur
ington, Mr. and Mrs O. IT, Smith and
Nre. r. r. Smith were guests at tho
home of Mrs. F.. A Hill and son. Milo
j.. Hill, last wcek.--Cornell and Doderid
Riley, who have recently completed !.
short course IA agriculture at the
state University, left Monday for S,
Adams, where they have work, Cornell
as tester for cow-testing associs-
ton and Roderic on the Warner farm,
p large Holstein dairy farm.--Joseph
Moran, who has been night watchman
for the G.. Z. & r. o. Burt company
for several years, and Mrs. Gertrude
SFerwin were married by the Rev. NJ.
F. Bacon at the Congregational Church
parsonage Tuesday afternoon, Decent
bcr 9.Mr. Bacon conducted the
funeral Of Guy Herrck at Morrisvilla
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Herrick died
Monday at tho State asylum at Water
hurry
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The funeral of Mrs, Narney, widow OF
Dr. w. II. II, Narnoy, was held az tho
Baptist Church Monday. Mrs. Varney
died in East Lansing, Mich. at the
nome of her daughter, Mrs. Chamberlin
AIR and Mrs. II, II, ClaXton. Leon
Prindle and Mrs q. VI. Hazard attend
ing the lnter-Church meeting at Bur
lington as delegates from the Baptist
'hurch.-Miss Grace Farrand spent sun.
day with her sister, Mrs. Guy Baldwin
Homer Farrand of bakersfield is stay
ing at his daughters, Mrs. Baldwin
Charles Martin and Lewis Beers were
among the successful deer hunters. The
Vermont Box company expects to COM
mence taking in logs at Scott's mill this
week.
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MONTGOMERY

The sale and supper held in the Metho-
dist parsonage Friday evening was well
attended. The proceeds amounted to
about $50-The Rev. J. I, Angel of East
Burke preached excellent sermons at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Angel WAS pastor of this
charge q years ago. He was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Carrie Fuller Sun
dlay.-News has been received that Mrs.
Minnie Andrus, Mrs. Nellie Lindsay and
Miss Alice Clapp have gone to st. Peters
burg, Florida. to pass the winter.--Mlss
Merle Hurlburt has returned home from
a visit In St. Albana.-Frank Miller was
in Enosburg Falls last week to see his
father. who ia ill.--The many friends of
Mrs Roy z. Green will be glad to know
that she is regaining her health after
being operated upon in the Deaconess
hospital, Boston.-Miss Ella McNall Is
home from Enosburg Falls for a week.
n. S. Parker was In Burlington on bust
ness recently.-Mrs. William Garrow.
who had been Ill for some time. died
early Tuesday morning, December 9.
The funeral was held at st. Isadores
Church Thursday morning. Mrs. Garrow
is survived by her husband and four
sons: William, Of Worcester. Mass.
and Isadore, Gordon and Donald OF this
place.
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COLCHESTER

Mrs. Mitchell Lucia died at her home
Saturday. Her husband is the only sur
viving member of the family. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday at 1130 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Beach of Bur
lington visited at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Kenyon Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Kenyon has also been entert aiming
her sister.-Mrs Clara Lyon, Who has
been absent from home for several
weeks returned Thursday.-W Waite
Munson, who went TO Underhill recent
~. to visit Charles Henderson, has re-
turned home.-I.ucien Mead has sold his
farm To Louis LaTulippe for sl5,0o0.-Leo
St.Gelais has sold his farm on the
MalIetts Bay road and has purchased
Miss Fannie Days house at the village,
Miss Fannie Day was In town Mon
day preparing for an auction of her
household goods as she has sold her
house and gives possession soon.-Mrs.
G. w. Wright, who has been visiting in
Milton, returned Tuesday.--The funeral
OF Mrs Mitchell Lucia. who died from a
cancer, Saturday, was held at her late
home Tuesday at one o'clock. Burial
was in Milton.-The Kings Daughters
viii hold their annual sale at the parish
house Friday evening. December II.
Supper will be served All are cordially
invited to attend.-The Rev. Irving Gray
of Burlington supplied the pulpit in the
union service held Sunday. All Were
pleased to greet Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Rose Wright, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital was reported not as
we'll last week.-Lewis Heath, who spent
u part of last week in stowe. deer hunt
ing. has returned home and resumed his
work at NJ. r.. Thompson's.
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ST. GEORGE

Scot Parcher, Earnest Turril and
Floyd lsham are the lucky deer hunters
in town. each having shot n deer.-Ear'
Aver was in Burlington Saturday Harry
North has returned home after visiting
in Starksboro for few days.-Ms. Frank
Hinsdslc went to Burlington Monday
afternoon for the remainder of the week.
Mrs. r.. T.. Forbes and son were III
Burlington Monday.-Paul Aver returned
to his home In St Adams Thursday eve
ming after-hGng in Bolton several days
with his brother, Earl Aver. deer hunt
inE.-G. +. Peet was in Burlington Satur-
day on busness.-Asa Knapp visited in
Burlington Sunday.--Mr, and Mrs. f. H..
North and family were in Starkshoro re-
cently.-Irvin tsham and E. S. Allen re-
turned Sunday from their hunting trip
with u deer.-Henry Wescott is very Ill
with
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AL the following officers for the ensuing
year we're elected: Master. Earl kinney:
overseer, Charles Moran. steward. clyde
Wilder: secretary. Helen Aldrch: treas-
urer, Frank Styles; gate keeper. Carl
Kinney: chaplain, Mrs. Frank Styles;
assistant steward. w. j. Nichols: Ceres
Mrs. Maud Wilder; Pomona. Alice Hall;
Flora. Persis Bliss; lady assistant stew
ard. Mrs. May Nichols.--Mrs. Vert Brig
ham has returned from st. Adams after
spending a few days with her daughter
ana husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wardham.--Mrs Hiram Haney has been
visiting several days in Burlngton.--Mrs
Nancy McLane has closed her house
here and gone to Richmond to spend the
winter with her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Margon William
Densmore returned Monday after hay
ing weeks vacation in Barre and Pitts
ield.-Miss Irene Machia has been called
TO her home In Westford on account of
illness in the famjly.-Y. G.. Nay has
closed his rooms and has gone to Knowl-
ton =. O., for few weeks visit.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Brush and Mrs
i. c. Rice were IN Burlington Monday
crening.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitchcock
and grandson, Frederick. and Mrs Otis
sherman of Cambridge were at the home
of Lorenzo w. Rice. Monday.
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HYDE PARK.

Lamoille county court opened Dec. 2
with Judge Wilson presiding. Tho first
day the docket was gone through and two
divorce cases heard. Wednesday the
jury was called and the case OF Hampden
Knox of Cambridge VS.. Carr IL Co. of st.
Johnsbury was taken up. This was Az
action TO recover an auto which the
plaintiff had mortgage.
A fine picture of the late Judge Fl. n.
Powers has been placed IN the court
house, the gift Of the judges family.
In Lamolle county court Thursday a
verdict was rendered for the plaintiff to
recover 1925 and costs. This was the case
of Hampden Knox of Cambridge VS.. Carr
d Co. of st. JohnsSury for illegally hold
ing an automobile on which plaintiff had
a mortgage.-The loss by the burning Of
DR.. Stevens house Is 5000. partially in
sured. The cause of the fire was attri-
buted to an over-heated fire place,
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
Church will serve an oyster supper in
the parlors Of the Congregational Church,
Thursday of this week, from five o'clock
until all are served. Everybody is cor
daily invited. The proceeds of the sup
per will be used In paying St. Johns
apportionment Of the $4,000 diocesan fund.
The amount to be raised by this parish
is slS5. of which amount about 800 already
has been raised.-Mrs. Margaret Cassion
of St. Adams was in town Saturday and
sold her farm on the Gore TO Myron Il.
Barr. Immediate possession Ia given
The card party held in Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening was a social success
and netted Widely Rebekah Lodge No
16, about Sl3. Tho game of 500 was
played at ten tables during the evening
the head prizes being won by Mrs
Charles Boss and Phillip Copeland and
the foot prizes by Miss Sibley and George
Boudreau.-Mrs. II. j. Lyon is visiting
relatives in st. Adams for few days.
Miss Sarah Place has returned from
burlington. where she has been visiting
relatives for a few days.-J. B. Corcoran
motored to Hardwick Friday.
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Grand Isle County
ALBuRG

Milo Charles Evans died at his homo
in this village Wednesday December 8
following a shock, with which he was
stricken November q. He would have
been 10 years of age on the Ath of this
month. He bought place near the south
end Of this village last spring to which
he had made quite extensive improve
ments and had still further plans for its
betteFment which had not yet been full.
filled. Mr., Evans was born in Canada
but some years ago was a resident of
this town subsequently moving 10 Clar-
enceville, p O., from which place he
came to Alburgh He was twice married
and is survived by his widow. a daughter,
Mrs. Fred S. Ralston -. of ST. Adams n
son. Charles, of Mechanicsville. Md, and
six grandchildren. The remains were
placed in the vault al St Adams.
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RICHFORD

At the annual meeting of Frontier Post,
No. 70, G.. A. r., the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: Com
mander, l.. -. Parker: senior vice COM
mander, Col. l.. G. Leavens; Junior vice.
commander. Edison Alger; adjutant
Col. l.. c. Leavens; quartermaster, L. b.
Parker; chaplain, c. A. Powell; officer of
the day a. j. Merrill: quartermaster
sergeant. Joseph Montieth; committee on
pubic entertainment, speaker of the day
etc, Col L. c. Leavens; patriotic in
structor. David Marcy; delegates to de-
partment encampmcnt, David Marcy
and W. II. Mcfarland. The post roll
contains the following named members
Col. l.. c. Leavens, Edison Alger. c. A.
Powell, A. j. Merrill. David Marcy, L.
Il. Parker, Joseph Monteith. silas Will
son, Austin Davis, w. II. Mcfarland
Citra Papineau. No deaths reported dur
ing this past year. The quartermaster
reported balance of 500 in cash and
government bonds,-The Ladies Home
Missionary society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church met at the home
of Mrs &c. &. Thayer, Wednesday, Mt
three oclock.--Mrs. T.. y. Elias has re-
turned home from visit at the home of
her brother, George snyder in Newton
VILE, Mass, and in Framingham, Mass ,
where she visited her daughter, Miss
Grace Elias. who is taking home
economies course in the normal school in
that city.--A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Fife. December al, j
Donnelly of Burlington, "A supply agent Of
the American Express company is in
charge of the American Express Office in
this place during the absence of the
agent. H. NJ. Kendall. In Florida
Mrs. G. u. Wilkinson of Newport ia
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs f.
w. Gilpn.--C II. Aiken went to Buring-
ION this week Monday on business
trip.-The condition Of Moses Lovelstts.
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UNDERHILL.

At "a meeting of the committees Fri
day evening it was decided to hold the
community Christmas tree on Christ
mas Eve at the G.. A. r. hall and to
request the families not to bring more
than two gifts for each child.--The
Village Improvement society will hold
an apron sale and supper December
10 at the G. A. f. hall.-Mrs, r. o.
Chase, who has been visiting her sister,
in Pittsfield. Mass. returned home
Tuesday.---Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mead of
Lancaster, Mass. have been visiting
friends in town the past few days
L. c. Mac Gibbon, who was taken to
the Fanny Allen hospital last week.
following an accidental discharge of a
rifle. ball entering below the knee,
is doing nicely.--Miss Winnie Story
who broke her hip by falling down
stairs. while visiting Mrs, James
SpauldinE. has been taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment.-Miss
Myrtle Wallace of Cambridge is visit
Ing Mrs. Medora Schreig this week.
Mrs. Ruth Sinclair expects to leave this
week for Michigan. where she will
spend the winter with her daughter
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. g. r. Brown is failing --
Dana Isham spent his Thanksgiving va
cation with his mother and has return
cd to the agricultural school in Ran
dolph.-Mrs. Kate b. Isham is in Norris
vile, the guest of Mrs. Myra stiles, for
n few dsys.--Maurice Beers of Montpe-
iier, who had the misfortune TO lose the
end Of a finger on his right hand was
y visitor at Mr.. Wissels last week.
Raymond Walston went Monday 10 Bos-
ton, where he has conference.-the
Thomas Moran. who has been critically
i'll with bronchial pneumonia, was called
very little better Monday. Her daugh-
ter Miss Mary, who teaches in Under
hill, is home and IA trained nurse is car
for Mrs. Moran