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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

Mrs. Ellen Phelps, Mrs. ALMA Brigham
and Mrs. Maude Powell. The next reg
ular meeting. April 18th VIII be tho
annual election of officers. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. y. Ashley were here 10 attend
the q. f.. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hai-
ry Vaughn, recently of Texas, with
Mrs. Vaughn and baby have been visit
Ing Mrs. Naughn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Jerome.-The annual meeting
Of the Milton cemetery association will
be held at the Wood store on Friday,
the 28th, at p. m.--Mrs. Frank Bru-
nell is in Springfield. Mass, called there
by the serious illness of her son. will
liam, who has the infuenza.--Mrs. Mary
Demag of Essex Junction has bought
one of the Pratt houses on Railway
street and has moved into it.--Dr. A.
rs. Coburn has so recovered from his
Illness that he is able to get out of
doors.-Willard Glazier Of Maine has
moved his family to the home of his
wife's father. c. L. Parker and will
work for him this summer.
The local village and town commit
| tees which arc composed as follows,
village, Miss Harriet Rogers chair
man. Mrs. Jennie Wells, Miss May Ken
nedy. Mrs. o. II. Hewey Mrs. w. NJ.
Randall, Mrs. Edmund Ladue town,
Mrs Mary Melaven, Mrs. Charles How
ard, Mrs Hoyt Mears. Mrs. Leroy Sand =
erson, Mrs. Harry Grange and Mrs.
Charles Sanderson. issue the followin e
appeal in behalf of the Red Cross:
Imperative need for old clothing! Dig
up all your old clothes and shoes.
This Is an important matter, and this
us the week of the campaign in Mil
ton. II you find your shoes are past
repair cut off the tops ard send them
in, mems shirts and paismas are partic-
ularly welcome. Do not send fiimsy
dresses and straw hats. The respon-
sibility for the campaign will be on
the Red Cross from the time Of COL
lection to the time of IT'S distribution
IN Europe Leave packages OF cloth
ing at Woods store or with any mem.
Der of Committee"
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WILLISTON

Alexander Lunderville, one OF Willis
toms most respected and prominent
farmers, and one of its oldest citizens
died Tuesday afternoon at the residence
of his son, Lewis Lunderville. In Willis
ton at the advanced aged of IS years
Mr. Lunderville had been a successful
farmer and had lived in Williston for
over so years. He is survived by two sons,
Lewis Lunderville. with whom he made
mis- home, and NJ. j. Lunderville Of Bur-
iington one daughter. Mrs. Emily Mer-
rill of Moretown.
The schools in town which were closed
for one weeks vacation reopened Mon
day.-Dennis Kendrew, who has been
very i'll with intammatory rheumatism,
is out once more.-Mrs. Homer Prior
called on friends in Burlington Saturday
and Monday.-Very few automobiles pass
through the town on account of the
very bad roads. Some places between
Willston and Richmond are nearly i'm
passable.-The Rev II. C. Banks was in
Fair Haven last week.-Mrs. Lora Rus
sell from Lawrence, Mass, Is caring for
her mother, Mrs. Jane Tilley. who is
very il.-C. ID. Warren spent last week
i'm Boston on business Blossom Good
rich has about nine hundred trees tapped
for sugar making.-Mrs. Henry Hart is
getting better after long illness.=-T. w
Cady is able to be out once more.
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STARKSBORO

Carpenter C. Cole, aged IS years, who
had been in poor health for several years,
passed away at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. NJ. Walston, March q. He
was member of the Baptist Church, the
Rev. j. B. Stewart officiated at the burial
Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Ede and wife sang
two appropriate solos. Mr. Cole is sur
vived by one daughter. Mr.. Walston, and
three grandchildren, Mrs. Lafayette and
Stokes of this town and Miss Cynthia Cole
of Washington, ID. C.-There will be a
chowder supper at the Grange this week.
Miss Fuller will be present and
give demonstration to the ladies,
and County Agent Bartlett and
Ralph Elliot will speak to the men.
Miss Lii Smith and friend, Miss Pal
mer of st. Adams are visiting the former 8
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Smith.--NIiss
Lois Orvis of Monkton was a guest of
Mrs F. +. Smith last week.-Private
Carley Smith. who is stationed at Platts-
burgh and has not yet been discharged
from the hospital since recovering from
a gas attack. is visiting friends in town.
C. II. Clifford is visiting at William
Spears in Charlotte this week.-The far.
mer's are having good run of sap. Henry
Clifford is i'll with the grrp.-The schools
in town are having a weeks vacation
There are a number Of cases Of grip In
town
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with innuenza-Miss Florence Scripner
Is seriously Ill with iniiuenZa'-Miss Grace
Turner has been spending week at her
home, from her school In North
condition of Ida Cram
who has been seriously III with pneu-
monia, Is more favorable.-Richard
Thompson of Morrisville was called here
by the death of his sister, Mrs. curtis
Cram.-Mrs. Gertrude Coburn, formerly
of East st. Johnsbury. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nethur Cush-
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

William Hill an aged and respected
citizen. died suddenly Thursday evening
He Is survived by his wife, a daughter
Mrs. Allie Cass, and one brother Isaac
Hill, all Of this place.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
r. Kimball are enjoying a two weeks
vacation. William Cove. Of Bradford, Is
in charge of the Kimball pharmacy dur
ing the proprietor's absence.--Harry Ma
son, of Hyde Park, was in town the flrst
of the vocabulary Cummings has NOV
ed his family to Springfield, Mass.-Mr
and Mrs. J. c. Spaulding have returned
from Holyoke, Mass. and Mr.. Spauding
will open his photograph studio at once
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Smith and Mrs. w
A. Dutton are visiting in Boston.-The
basketball game between The local Camp
fire Girls and the Morrisville team Fri
day, resulted in score of to In favor
of the local team-Wendell Campbell and
| Carroll bennington are home from
| n Massachusetts, technical school for d
| weeks vacaton.-Hardwick Academy de.
feated Peoples Academy by score OF
g. to q at basketball Tuesday evening.
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NEW HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs l.. N. Rowley are visiting
friends In Burlington and Shelburne.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Swain were visitors
in Burlington the last of the week.-H
C. Peck spent the weekend with friends
in Pittsford.-The play given the town
hall Friday night by the New Haven
Mills people was very much enjoyed by
those who were able to be there. Many
were kept at home by the condition Of
the road.-D. o. Jones of lion, N. Y.
and Miss Carrie Mason were married
Wednesday, March 70. at the parsonage,
leaving in the afternoon for lion, N. Y,
on a short wedding trip.-Mrs. IL. C.
Peck and Miss Myrtle Peck were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Roleau.-
Miss Stella Page was guest of Miss
Esther Sneden Sunday.-George Everest
went to Schenectady Thursday as dele
gate to the Dafrymen's League.-Mrs. C,
f. Palmer was guest the last OF the
week Of her sister in Middlebury,-Miss
Nellie Tatro Of Middlebury was guest OF
her girl friends In town Monday and
Tuesday. Every one is requested not to
forget the old clothes collection of the
Red Cross.-Madam Squire, who has beer
stopping with her sons family in Chester
through the winter. has returned here
for a short visit.
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JERICHO

The ladies' of the Congregational
society will have a sociable next Frday
evening at the church annex Warm
sugar, plain doughnuts, and pickles will
be served.-Miss Clara Styles, who has
been home on account of illness, is better
and has returned to her school work in |
Burlington.-There was q pleasant sur-I
prise party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Packard last Monday evening in|
honor Of Mrs. Sarah Herrick's 10Th birth
day. about 80 of the friends and neigh
bors being present and very enjQyableI
evening was spent. Warm sugar andI
plain doughnuts were served.--The RedI
Cross will meet at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Rings next Thursday afternoon.|
The day being changed on account of theI
sociable Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Percival of Rutland are at the|
| home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Percival, being called here on account of|
Madam Percivals funeral-Murray B !
Jackson of Boston was recent visitor
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. II. II |
Day.-Mr. Parmalee, representative Of
Wilmington, was an over Sunday visitor
at the home of Representative Fred
Tomlson.-Mrs. Warren Woodruff ha |
gone to Cloverdale to help care for Mrs J
| Bert Como, who is ill.-Mrs. SteveuI
| Myette of Burlington was in town Mon1
| day to attend the funeral of Madam
| Percival.-Mrs. w. W Smith has pur1
| chased Ernest Gomos house and is maxi
| ing extensive repairs before moving intd|
| it, Irving Nealy and John Carroll are doins 4
| the work.-Thomas Adrian and daughter
May were in Burlington Monday or(
business.-The sociable given by Mis3
Bessie Percival and her Sunday school
class Ready Workers Friday evening
was a complete success. The proeran}
was nicely carried out. Eight dollarsj
! was the proceeds for the evening which
Is for the benefit of the Ready
Workers. Mr., Newcomb of Connecticut
arrived at the home of Mrs. w. w SMITH
Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Partridge were in Essex Junction to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, Georgq
Parker.-Mrs. Ralph Norton who haJ
been spending several weeks with hen
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pettingl(
has returned to her home in Essex.
The Rev George Venn Daniels, d. .
or Philadelphia will speak at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 1890: sub \
Ject, THE War and Reconstruction
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels delivered an adj \
dress recently.-Mrs. Frank PercivalI
who has been suffering with a slight a, \
tack of blood poison In one hand, "A
better.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Perciva
have returned 10 their home in Rutlandl
Lloyd Hulburd. who is attending thd
4 University of Vermont, is spending thd
week with his parents, DR.. and Mrs,
G. b. Hulburd.-Thomas Adrian and
daughter. May. were in Burlington Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Edward
, Kelley. a cousin of Mr. Adrian.-Rogei
Hulburd Of Hyde Park was visitoI
. Tuesday at the home of his brother and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. George B. Hulbu-d
| Mrs. Y. G. Nay is in poor health and
: Is being cared for by Mrs. Quincy II
l Thurston.-Don't forget the socable al
the Congregational Church Friday cve1
{ ming.
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WEST MILTON.

very pleasant farewell surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Chapir
March 10 at their home They had gone
away to spend the evening but were UNI
expectedly called home to find about Y
of their friends and neighbors there. Re
freshments were served and dancing
proved to be the evenings entertain-
ment Mr.. Chapin's people are soon tc
move to South Burlington.
About thirty friends and neighbor:
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Gle SATURDAY, to remind Mrs
Gle that 1t was the anniversary of he
birth. A pleasant social hour was en-
joyed by the older one while the youns
folks played games, after which new
sugar, snow and doughnuts were serv
ed The affair was a surprise to Mrs
Gile.-Miss Olive Dubois has returne,
from Leominister, Mass, haying visit
ed relatives there.-Mrs. Harry Greg
DRY is In Essex Junction caring for
child that has pneumonia,-Miss Mar
iette York of Jonesville was at HON
Sunday.-Mr Blake of Burlington is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wheeler
Mrs. Julia Gregory. who spent the pas
winter with her daughter. Mrs Norma
Dibble of Little Falls, New York, an
son, Ernest Gregory. of Broadalbir
, N. Y, arrived home Monday.
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SALISBURY

A telegram to the family OF Nelson
Conant. who was reported missing in
action since last October, has been re-
ceived from the war department confirm
ing his death.-A son, Harold Earle, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Whit
ney on March 19.-Mrs. Clyde Bostwick
is spending the week in Burlington,
where Mr.. Bostwick has secured a posi-
ton in the Vermont Chocolate company.
-Wendal Sumner was a business visi-
tor in Burlington on "Wednesday Mrs.
Sarah Dyer and Miss Gladys Dyer went
to Vergennes Wednesday for few days
with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Bump
received telegram Tuesday morning,
saying that their son. Orlo, of the nth
Division. landed in Hoboken, N. j., on
Monday. from Frar>e.-Mrs. J. e. Dyer
Is spending a few days in Rutland with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dyer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. N. Tatro entertained Mr. and
Mrs. E. u. Partlow and Mrs. Julia
Warehouse and Mrs. Louise Cloyes at
tea Tuesday in honor Of the birthday of
Mrs. Cloyes.-Miss Ina Peterson has
| been at home for few days. conva :
| lescing from an attack Of tonsilitis. She
returns to her school in Danville Satur-
| day.-George Plue has begun his work
on the State road and Joseph Supernois
also has begun work on the town roads
There will be a sale Of fancy and use
full articles in the vestry of the Metho.
dist Church Friday evening, April 4. and
! an interesting program has been ar
| ranged.-The Ladies' Missionary society
met at the homo of Mrs. M. A. Holder
Tuesday afternoon. ~" 81:
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M. Spooner. During the services the
stores and business places were closed out
of respect to the memory of the deceased.
Among those present from away were
DR.. and Mrs. Charles N. McCuen and son
Robert of Haverhill, Mass, William Nc
Cuen of Colchester, Mrs. NJ II. Collins,
Mrs. David McCuen and s. w. Hindes of
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Donahue
of Monkon, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Nadeau Of
Bridport.-The Misses Hattie and Anna
Johnson are visiting their sister, Mrs. Nell
son Hayden, who has recently returned
from hospital in Burlington.-Mis Della
Rogers, d teacher, is spending her vaca-
| ton with her parcnts.--The Vergennes
Grange heeld n successful card party at
Grange hall Tuesday evening. Whist was
played and Fl. v. Whtlock won first prize.
At the close of the card party dancing
was INDUCED in. music being furnished
by Charles Morgan, violinist, Paul Nor
gan, cornetst, and Miss Marie Rivers
pianist-The Rev. w. s. Mulholland or
ganized the Sunday school Of the Meth
odst Episcopal Church at North Ferris
burg for centenary work. Yesterday aft
ernoon he went to West Addison and or
ganized the Sunday school of the West
/ Addison Church for the same purpose.
This completes Mr.. Mulhollands itinerary
of 20 churches and all the Sunday schools
have been organized and have accepted
their quota.-Guy Haines of Proctor is
passing a few days with his family at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gee.--The "As You Like 1t" club
will meet the evening OF April with Mrs.
+. N. Graves.-Mrs. John Bushey is gain
ing from her recent illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sweet, of Lncoln.-Raymond Gaun-
va, who has been employed in Rutland
and is spending some time with his family
| hera
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SALISBURY

The last of the series of entertainments
for the local Red Cross will be given in the
town hall Thursday evening by S. Thomp-
son Blood. His lecture on Hats" is orig
lnal and laugh produclng.-Mrs. Emma
Thomas announces the engagement of her
daughter Cecile Maude to Russell Avery
Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y.--Miss Ruth
Hamilton was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Whitney,
returning to T. c. A. Monday.--There will
be a masquerade dance at the town hall
Friday evening.-The temperance concert
Sunday evening by the Sunday school of
the Congregational Church, was enjoyed
by all, and much credit is due the chill
dren. under the leadership of the teachers,
Mrs Sumner and Mrs. Barton.
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BOLTON

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Huntlcy spent
tuesday with friends in Waterbury,
Mrs. r. II. McLoud and little daughter
OF West Hartford are visiting at the
home of ID. j. Hayden.-Thomas Phillips
and son, Edward, went to st. Adams
Sunday to attend the knights of Column
bus meeting, held in that place.-AIiss
Rose O'Brien, who has been nursing in
town, has returned to her home in
interchangeable. and Mrs. Fred Muzzy
of st. Adams recently visited Mr..
MuZzy's mother. Mrs f s. Muzzy
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnGe one.)

held by the Railroad Supervisors AS
ISOLATION of America in Orangeburs,
S. c., also as delegate to the meeting
to be held later in New York between
Government Regional directors and
representatives from the different
roads Mr.. Graves is graduate of
the Vergennes high school and is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Graves of
this place.-Mrs. John Bushey is re-
covering from her recent illness.-Daniel
p. Hare, who has been passing the win
ter in Springfield, Mass, has returned
to his home in Ferrisburg for the sum-
mer.-News has been received that
Lieut.. John NJ. Caisse, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Caisse of Vergennes,
, who has been with the Medical Re-
serve Corps in France for several
months has been promoted to cap
taincy. Capt Caisse before he enlisted
in the service was practicing physi-
clan in Swanton and is graduate of
the medical department of the Univer-
sity of Vermont. Capt. Caisse is To-
Gated at Brouges. 144 miles from Paris.
Brouges is the capital of the French
department of Cher and is on the mill
.tary arsenals-Miss Helen Clark of
Middlebury college is passing a weeks
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Clark.-Mrs. William \. Baker
and daughter, Miss Mary Baker, went
Friday to Burlington to visit their
husband and father who is at Hays
Ranitarium for treatment after a severe
attack of influenza last winter from
which he has not fully recovered
Cleon Titus, brother of Mr.. Charles
Campbell, has, gone to Buffalo, n. Y.
where he has position.-Mr. Harry
M Norton visited Miss Ruth Brunell OF
Rutland Saturday.-Frank NJ. Warner
has returned from Boston, where he
attended the automobile show last
week.
. The Hon. Nicholas J. McCuen,
prominent AMI highly respected citizen o.
this city. died Monday morning at hi
home on Main street from the effects of !
cerebral hemorrhage, He has been in poo
health for some time but. the ultimat,
cause of his death was the shock whici
he sustained only last Thursday. Mr.. Nc
Cuen. son of Robert and Mary QSoster
McCuen, was born in Castelar, count,
Mayo, Ireland, August 10, 1851, and cam
10 Vergennes at the age of six months
When between the age of 10 and II year
OF age he earned part of his tuitio
and attended the private school of b.
Allen. a noted teacher of his time an
Familiarity known as Uncle Ben. Here h
made such rapid progress In his Studio
that he received favors and compliment
from his teacher. At not quite the age @
10 he entered one of the stores of Vel
= igennes as a clerk and retained that pos
tion until January H. 1871 he then bein
10 years of age when he purchased
stock of goods. and entered into bushes
for himself. his capital being what l.
had been able to save out of the mel
salary Of a clerkship of six years Frol
this small beginning he built up a lare
business and for 30 years was one of ii
leading merchants in Vergennes and MOI
of this time he conducted an eXtensiN
business in general merchandise In IL
.corner store now occupied by Chamberla
kFoote & Co. AS soon as Mr.. McCuen W.
l0f age to study the political question
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BRISTOL

Miss Mildred 4,.onroe of Middlebury COL
lege College is spending few days with
II. II. Boyton and family. -Representative
and Mrs. q. f. Edmunds were at home
from Montpelier over Sunday.-The fresh
men and seniors beat the sophomorcs
and juniors at game of basketball Fri
day evening in Holley hall by a score Of ID
to 8.-AIrs. l. A. Fall and sons returned to
their home In Burlington Saturday after
spending week here. Mrs. Sophia Du-
mas accompanied them and spent Sum-
day.-Sunday being the 50th anniversary
of the founding of the Womans Foreign
missionary society service was held at
the Federated Church to commemorate
the event. The church was decorated by
the United States flag and the flags OF the
countries when the foreign missionary So
ciety had worked and the Christian flags.
rhe address was given by Mrs. e. W.
Gould. At the close of the session a drive
was made for new members and II new
names were secured.-Sunday afternoon
the young girls met the Federated
Church and the Standard Bearers were or
ganized with 10 members with these off,
GERS: President, Mrs. II. w. Gould; vice.
president, Dorothy Wright: secretary
Charys Could treasurer. Gertrude Pal
mer.-William Hurlbut went 10 Rutland
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Edward POmeroy-The
president of the Red Cross wishes to an
nounce that all having old or used clothing
for the refugees may leave them any
time this week at Lawrence library or no
tfy Mrs. Meader or Mrs. Hathorne.-
Frank T.. Plain has bought the James
Carey place at the corner of Pine street
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MILTON

Morning service at the Methodist
Church next Sunday at l0:45, Sunday
school will meet at noon. All are
heartily welcome to attend Evening
service at730, Union Prayer and
Praise meeting at the Congregational
vestry on Thursday evening at 7:30-
The monthly business meeting of the
local Red Cross will be held at the
home of Mrs c. Rogers on Monday
evening, March 3lst. at 1880.
At the regular meeting of Chittenden
Chapter SO. O, Il. S. on Friday evening
Miss Frances Comma received the de-
grees.-Mrs. Clara Groom, grand chap
lain, Mrs. Mary Deyette, department
grand matron of district 0, Mrs. Nellie
Goodsell department grand matron OF
district and Mrs. Addie Allen. grand
conductress, were guests of honor
|. ii. Deyette' of Shelburne was present
A delicious banquet was served after
the meeting by the social committee
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jackman. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
w. Otis attended the farm bureau meet
ing held in Middebury last Wednesday,
A son, Arthur Clayton. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Booth last Saturday
morning.-Mrs. G. p. Larrow was called
to Ferrisburg last Saturday by the ser.
ious illness of her sister. Mrs. Minnie
Ball.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. ]. Hallock of New
Haven passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Jackman.--R. II. Booth and c. w
Ward were in Burlington Monday.-H
w. Day was in Boston last week.
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Henry Manning visited in Warren
three days recently, going home with her
son. Henry. who lives there. and return
ing with her son, Danel.-Mrs. G. r..
Church has been quite i'll the past two
weeks with bronchitis.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stoddard have closed their labors
and returned to South Royalton.-Miss
Grace Holt visited her sister, Mrs. Archer,
the first Of the week.-Mrs.. Horace Whit
ney from Mortified Falls is visiting her
niece. Bessie Hubbard, a few days.-Miss
Margaret Fisk is home from school for
a short vacation.
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PANTON.

l.. Duane Allen. who has been serving
in the medical corps at Camp Morgan.
N. j., for several months, has received
his discharge and has returned to his
home here.-Cyrus Bowers Is slowly fall
ing and Is unable to sit up.-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Allen have moved to the Fred
Chamberlain place. Mr.. Martin is in the
employ Of Harvey Newton.-William
Hatch lost a brood mare recently by
drowning in brook at Peter Smiths
Mrs, Lyman Kent has returned from
Burlington, where she has been with her
daughter, Cornie who has been i'll with