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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

ily are located on tract Of land that
is in the path Of the fire and fears are
being entertained for their safety. A
large force of men under the direction
Of District Fire Warden W. v. Fuller
have been at work several hours endea-
voring to stop the spread Of the Flames
but Mr.. Fuller states that owing to the
extreme dry condition Of the timber
burning bark and other pieces Of flan-
ing wood is carried sometimes as far as
half mile setting out other fires which
tax the efforts Of the fighters to con-
troll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
indianapolis Ready.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 4.-(United
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
Good for Biliousness

"Two years ago I suffered from fire.;
auent attacks Of stomach trouble anu
biliousness. Seeing Chamberlain g TAB
lets advertised i concluded to try them
/ improved rapidly" - Miss Emma
Verbryke, Lima, Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
FIRE ON TEAL CREEK
Capital Journal Special seryice.y

Dallas, Or, Sept. A big forest fire..
one Of the worst ever experienced in
that vicinity broke out early Tuesday
in the Teal Creek county several miles
southwest of Falls City and at late
hour was still burning fiercely taking
everything in its path,
A rancher named Smith with his fam
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
uKRA1N1ANs IN K1ErF

IBasle, Sept. 4. ~ Ukrainian forces
have occupied Kieff, after violent
street fighting with the bolshevik de-
Tenders, according to reports reaching
here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
Columbus Is Gay. 's-s-w

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 4.-(United
Press .)--Colum was all spruced mp
for President Wilson g brief visit today.
Five airplanes left for Newark, Ohio,
where the presidential train will be
met and escorted to the state capital.
Governor Cox will head delegation
to receive the president. The train is
due at IL O'Clock. There will be pa
rade, lasting probably half hour. Will
son is scheduled to begin his address at
1880 Central time) and talk for an
hour.
At O'Clock the presidential party is
scheduled to leave for Indianapolis,
where President Wilson will talk this
evening.
indianapolis Ready.
Tnd;ananolis Ind Sent 4-(United
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

emerged from the hall. People surged
around his car while soldiers, police and
Boy Scouts sought to hold them back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
MANS
BEST AGE

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can be as vigorous and healthy at
20 as at IS if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
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how to build earth, gravel, sand clay,
brick and concrete roads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
CRAFTSBURY

The drama, The Hand of the Law"
was given in the town hall Thursday eve
ming under the auspices Of Meridian Sun
Lodge. This play was especially inter-
esting, the scenes being laid in Vermont
The proceeds from the play and supper
were about S10o.-Gladys Wylie was i'll
Saturday and Sunday. She is improving.
Clarence Emery was home from st.
Johnsbury for Thanksgiving and few
days vacation.-Miss Grace Fairbanks left
Thursday to spend the week at her home
In Greensboro. The Rev. o. b. Wells was
a business visitor in Greensboro Bend
'rwiss was i'll with tom
improved.-S. n. Lathe and Mrs. Viola
Sawyer were chosen delegates to the in
ter-church convention at Newport Tues
day and Wednesday. Several deer hunt
ers left Sunda for camp in Edeh.-Fred
Bailey was from Boston for the
Thanksgivif jacasion.--The village
schools gay" very interesting Thanks
giving entertainment in the school room
Wednesday afternoon.--The knights Of
the Health Crusade song should DO sung
in every school.--rhe Ladies' Aid are to
meet with Mrs. John Spring this after
noon.-The Woodmen held a box party in
the gymnasium hall Friday for the ben
efit of Mr.. Hodsden, who is ILL., The pro-
ceeds were Si0.40.--Mr and Mrs. Hardy
accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs. o. b.
Wells were business visitors in Hard
wick Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. S. r, Lathe
entertained for Thanksgiving Mr.. and
Mrs. n. 8. Sawyer and Mrs. wylie and
daughter, Gladys.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
Orleans County
GREENSBORO

l.. T.. Atherton went TO Burlington Fri
day and returned Monday.--Miss Sibyl
Amsden spent Thanksgiving with her
sister in Brattleboro.-Mss Maud Ner-
riheW was with her people in Burlington
Thursday and for the week END Richard
Rollins was preparing to clean his gun
In the postofflce. where his father is
postmaster. one evening last week and
forgetting to take out the cartridge the
gun went off and the shot bored a hole
in the hardwood floor within a few feet
of Il gentleman waiting for his mail.
Several persons We're in the Office at the
time.-Roy Atherton was in Lyndonville
10 have his foot dressed by DR.. Brown
"A. r. Debrunes hand is improving
slowly. several young ninrods have
gone into camp on Wheelock Mountain
expecting to capture a deer.-The Rev.
Mr.. Gordon is expected this week and
will preach at the Congregational
Church next Sunday.-At the regular
meeting of Caspian Lake Grange Fri
day evening tho following officers We're
elected for the coming year: Master. r.
\. Allen: oversecr, n. Fl. Kaiser; lecturer
Mrs. Bessie Bodine: steward. i. q. Cas-
sevaugh; assistant steward, Robert Rod
gers: chaplain, George Tolman treas
urer, l. ID. Magoon; secretary, Charles
Miller gate keeper, George Rodgers .
Ceres. Mrs. Beth Allen; Pomona. Mrs
{. H. Miller; Flora, Mrs. p. NJ. Wiley;
lady assistant steward, Miss Loretta Cas-
sevaugh.--Ninety thousand young sal
mon have been put in the lake this
fall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
Rutland County
BRANDON

Mrs Cora NJ. Gipson died Thursday
afternoon at five o'clock at the home Of
Arthur II. GIBSON on Seminary Hill.
where she had made her home for the
past four years. Mrs. Gipson was born
september ~, 1857 on August p, 1874. She
was united in marriage to Frank W. Clip
son In Rutland. who died in 1915 She Ia
survived by two children. Mrs. w. A.
Vance and Fred i. Gipson. both OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. Mrs Gipson had made many
friends during her stay In Brandon. She
was member of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church and took an active part in all
the church work. She was a member OF
Lake Dunmore Chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution. tho Monday
club OF this town and OF the Daughters
of 1872 of Brattleboro The funeral was
at st. Thomas Episcopal Church Sun
day afternoon at two O'Clock tho Rev.
W. r. Weston officiating. Burial was
In Pine Hill cemetery.
At the annual meeting of the Brandon
Concert band, held Friday evening ct
the band hall, the following officers were
elected: President, o. A. Myatt: vice.
president, c. A. June; treasurer, W. C..
GIBSON; librarian. Harry Marsh; director.
Arthur w. Hendry; manager and secre-
tary. Ira II. Maxfield: assistant manager.
F. j. Nutting: auditors, c. !. Marsh.
g. A. June and A. II. Keeler The hnan-
cial statement showed taAA Liza hand haa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
RANDOLPH NTER

Dean Allen. who Is a;,o'sdng Tufts Col
lege, was at home for the THANKSGIVING
vacation and returned to college Sunday
night.-Dr. Allen and family took Thanks
giving dinner at the Randolph Inn, the
guests OF Mrs. Aliens brother. Hayden
Galord.-AJr. and Mrs. Wesley Abel and
daughter visited Mr.. Abelrs parents In
Georgia Thanksgiving.-Mvs. T.. +. Rib
Der, who came home from the santarium
last week, is making satisfact re-
covery.--Mrs. Paulina Hyzer had a para
lytic shock last week Friday and is IN n
critical condition and her sons and dauEh-
tiers have been summoned-Prof. r. r.
Ribber attended the funeral OF his uncle.
Lewis Ribber, Monday afternoon at East
Randolph.-The students OF the va. A.,
who have been at their homes for Thanks
giving returned Monday to be ready for
the opening OF the school Tuesday.-The
Ladies' Social Circle will meet with Mrs.
y. L. Boyce Friday afternoon in
termediate room OF the graded school
gave Thanksgiving program last week
Tuesday afternoon, which was well re-
CpiVsd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
Orange County
RANDOLPH

TnA death OF Mrs. Fannie Jones
occurred Thursday November y. after
an illness of some length. the result
of diabetes. from which che had suf-
fcred for long time. Mrs. Jones' was
20 years of age and is survived By
three daughters, Misses Linnie, Ger
trude and Nellie Jones. all Of whom
we're with her during her illness and
death. Mrs Jones formerly lived in
Braintree. whore her husband died IA
years ago. Later the family went to
Bethel TO live and four years ago came
to this place to reside. The family liv-
ed in what Is known as the Mcbride
house on South Main street near tho
Hayward garage. The funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating. In
terment was made in the Southvisw
cemetery.
Col. Israel Converse Chapter, Daueh
tiers NJ :he American Revolution, held
meeting Saturday afternoon at three
- the home of Abbie f.. Clarke,
attendance OF about 20 mem
guests. The usual ritual serv-
opening was the first thing
ed by the business of the month.
one member was unanimously elected
To become one OF the chapter and the
roll ca IL was answered by quotations fur
nished by Mrs. r. o. Blanchard. This
month marks the tenth anniversary of
The organization of the chapter and the
regent. Mrs. Temple, had several re-
ports telling OF the meetings OF the
society in that time. The First Thanks
giving was b. Miss Hayward, but in
her absence Mrr Richmond read the
article for hen. A piano duet by Miss
Pinney and Mrs Julia Cummings pre-
ceeded this and proved enjoyable and
the ladies responded with a second Sc
lection TO the pleasure OF the company
Miss Grace Applebee of Littleton. ~ H.,
also gave two vocal selections. accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. s. Brigham which
were also much appreciated. "Old New
England Churches was the topic as
signed 10 Miss Winlfred Richmond. and
we'll written paper followed upon
this topic. Refreshments were served
and Il SODA l. hour followed. The success
or the meeting was largely due TO the
musicians, who generously contributed
music Tor the pleasure of the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Burnell Of Wood
stock brought visit of some length
to close Saturday and went to their
home.-Mrs. Gladys Wilson Bundy of
Rochester, who teaches in the high
there. was in town Saturday-Mrs.
Bert Marnsworth came home Satur-
day from Roxbury, where she had been
with her father. stephen Butterfield.
| who is now nearly rs years of age
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lamb of Gilbert
Vile. Mass. were guests of the for
mers sister. Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell
| Saturday and went to Warren to visit
| relatives.--Mrs. Fannie Vinton was in
town Saturday to visit friends and Mon
| day left for Melrose Highlands to pass
the winter
The Rev, and Mrs. Il. H. Moore nave
returned from Lyndonville, where they
Iwere with Mrs. Moorc's parents last
week Mr. Moore occupied the pulpit of
his church Sunday morning. With the
kppenipg Of the deer hunting season many
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
CAMBRIDGE

+ NJ. Reynolds of Montpelier spent
Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs. NJ.
NJ. ReynOlds,-Mi Alleen Brush and
brother. Wyman, are spending the week
in Bolton with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brush.-Miss Olive Bennett OF Mont
pelier spent Thursday with Mrs. Rex
Gatos,-Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Stafford of
Burlington were guests of his brother,
=. NJ. Stafford. and Miss Hattie Hop
kins Thursday,--Mrs. Il. q. Reynolds
and children left Saturday night for
New York to join her husband, who
is taking postgraduate course at
Columbia Observation-Disclosures Mae and
Cecil Tobin have returned to water.
bury where they are employed at the
Waterbury Inn.--The Misses Dorothy
Leavens and Edith Start are at home
from their school work at Montpelier
Seminary for the Thanksgiving vaca
tion.-Mrs. George Whalen of Montpe-
lier spent Thanksgiving at the home
of tho Rev and Mrs. Gould.-Miss Ruth
Brownell Of Burlington spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gates
Word has been received of the dealt
Of Mrs Eliza Hawley at the home o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
WATERVILLE

Miss Ina MISSIONER was at home from
the University of Vermont Thanksgiving.
-Orlsnd Thomas was at home from Ran
dolph last week.-Mr and Mrs Victor
LsngdeIl and daughter visited relatives
in North Hero last Week.-Mrs. Smith
went home 70 Barre for Thanksgiving.
Miss Bertha Weston spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her people in Cambridge 1.-The re
was a good attendance az the box social
and prom at the town hall Thursday eve.
ming. The proceeds are 70, help buy new
lights for the rall.--The entertainment
given by the school Tuesday evening was
well attended and as usual was one Of
the best.-Mr. and Mrs, NJ. l.. Davis
were given q surprise Saturday evening.
when about 20 friends met at their nome.
Cake and coffee We're served.-Mrs Prior
OF Williston was a recent guest OF her
daughter Mrs. H. +. Beard.-Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Langdell are the parents Of
q son, born December Nv. II. Thomp-
son and family Of Colchester were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Stearns Thanks
giving.-Winford Beard Of 81. Johnshurv
was at home for Thanksgiving. and
Mrs. A. l.. Laraway visited in st. AL
bans lest week.-Mrs., F,dla Wiley and
nephew Martin Wiley have gone to Nor
risville to spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Lena kelley.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. \, Thomas of st. Johnsbury
We're in town for Thanksgiving Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Erwin are parents of a
daughter, born November I.-The Rev
c. d. Pierce OF Orleans has been called
here by the illness of his father. u. r.
Pierce
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WESTFIELD

An unusually large number of deer
hunters have come to town this year
among whom are Ernest Benware or
North Troy, camping with Milton Bell
Mr., and Mrs. Whitehill; Mr.. Shanty and
friends from Newport: and at least q
score whose names and location are not
known.-MIss Ruth Gilbert spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. ID. j. Sheehai''
AT North Troy.-There were no delegates
appointed to the interchurch rally at
Newport this weel%-Albro Hunt went TO
West Burke Sunday to visit his mother
Miss Nora Foster has been engaged 10
teach the mill district.--It is expected that
the village SCHOOLS begin next Monday
The warm weather OF last week was sue
ceeded by snow SUNDAY pi=h' aud a nAa'yR
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.IEFFERSONVILLE

Mr.. Miner Of Fairfax is clerking for
Hswley Brothers-A. y. Southland OF
rairfax was in town Saturday.-H. A.
Avery returned to Newbury, Monday
Cards have been received OF the engage
,nent OF Miss Rcba Marion Porter of
johnson to James Bygrave Harmed Of
Cedar Rapids Iowa.-Miss Della Rousseau
returned Monday from 10 days visit at
Holyoke. Mass.--Mrs. H. g. Chase is con-
nned to the house by nlness-Mrs
G. Edwards spent Sunday in underhill- -
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wagner and sister,
Mabel, of Springfield were Weekend
visitors at Edward Wagners--Mr
I-aFrance. who has been visiting his sis
tnrs left Monday for Boston, Mass
Clifton Powell was 1T home Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tucker and son. Ken
meth, were Burlington visitors Friday
The new road has been temporarily built
On, Carlton avenue.-Miss Marjorie Genette
returned Saturday night from a week =
visit in burlington and opened her school
At North Cambridge Monday morning
Hawley Brothers opened their branch
store at Cambridge Monday.--The annual
communication OF Warner Lodge, r. e.
y. M, il to be held at their hall Thurs
day evening, December 4. All members
are requested to be prescnt.-The Ea stern
The ladies are to bring filed tureens for
The SUPPER. $. Morse is confined to the
house by illness,--Iames Watson has re-
turned from the hospital
The young ladies Of the Philathca club
are TO have tag day on saturday to Sc
cure funds to defray the expenses OF the
fgee socials. which are 10 be held every
month at the church Iarlors 10 which
everyone is cordially invited. This is Il
worthy object as the youu" ladies' by
organized efforts are trying 90 Reclaim
The social work Of t4c church and they
are in need Of the hearty support of the
people of the community TO make it "A
success-Miss LA Keith of the Sherwood
sanitarium has been spending a weeks
vacation with her parents hcre-AIrs
Elsie Smith and daughter ana Miss
Montgomery were in Burlington Sunday
Among the successful deer hunters are
Horace Mclendy.. O. W. Dyke, Clayton
Iiorncr, Emery Burnor and Ernest Gal.
lup.-E. w. Melvin was a business visitor
In burlington Wednesday.-Thcre was q
good attendance at the cemetery associa.
ton meeting held at Mrs. Lynn Tracy''
Tuesday afternoon.-B. r.. Reynolds is or
business "trip to Massachusetts.-Ths
b. annual business meeting of the church
is TO be held Saturday evening.-Mrs
CaptOlia Edwards spent Sunday II
tinderhill.--Thc +, and \. NJ. and o. Il. s
orders hold their regular meeting Theurs
day evening at their hall.--A specia
meeting Of the grange was held Tuesda,
evening 10 confer the third and fourtl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
BENSON

\ sad death occurred Friday when
Mrs. George Coltey died at the age of
81. leaving eight children, the youngest
being two days old, The funeral took
place Sunday. the Rev. James A. Manning
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church off,
ciating. The bearers were brothers of
the deceased.-Mrs. Eunice Wheeler
Bump died after n short illness sunday
noon. She was the wife of o. II. Bump,
who has lived in Benson over 40 years
MIR. Bump was assistant judge OF the
county court for one year. Mrs. Bump
was born in New Hampshire ~ years
ago She Is survived by a husband and
Two sisters. son died about II years
ago The funeral was held Tuesday,
the Rev. David II. Strong officiating
DR.. Jasper =. Newton returned from
Rutland last week Friday. whore he had
been to spend Thanksgiving with a
cousin. Nils Jane Heath. who is 81 years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
LOWELL.

Dewey II. Knowles Of Springfield was
- visitor in town last week. --Towne
Lanberton spent couple of days last
week with his parents-C. T.. Moore mas
ronted Nrs. Lyman Miilers farm and has
taken possessfon.-D. +. Harding Of Weet-
field was a visitor at DR.. Young's Sstur-
day and Sunday.--Nurse Gladys Brock
was In town a few days caring for Mrs.
Luna Bake.-Two deer killed was re-
ported the first dy Of the hunting season.
There are large parties Of hunters from
Burlington and North Troy. camping near
Hazen's Notch.--Word was received Mon
day of the death of r. F. Rhodes, who
died at he Haydenvile, Mass, sa,itarium
after a long illness OF tuberculosis. Mr..
Rhodes resided In town many years and
was we'll liked by all. He leaves a wife.
two small sons. a father and brother,
besides many friends to mourn his loss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

The Misses Mary and Anna Root and
Lois Hadley and Wendell Gage spent
Thanksgiving at their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Pike Of Laconia, y.
H., have been spending a week al the
Orleans House. Tina nksgiytng gatherings
were observed by the following families:
Mrs. A. e. Dusten entertained p relatives
and friends; at John Dutton's the dinner
party numbered 1s: at A. r. Pixies there
were II guests; Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. Will
Iians entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Garfield and Arson Masoon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin johnson and son were guests
Of Tom Gala gher,--Mr. and Mrs. George
Robbins and family spent the day with
Joseph Corron Of Woicott--James Pat
terson and daughter. Martha, spent their
Thanksgiving in Barton with 2. u. Han
eon.-Anson Masoon has gone TO New
York city with a collection Of furs.--Sld-
ney Lyon has gone to East Montpelier.
where he has employment for the winter.
H. y. Stevens was in Jeffersony1lle Fri
day on business.--Frank Dunn 10 recover
ing from recent illness and is out again.
Calvin Cole had the misfortune to lose
valuable COW last week.LThe Modern
Woodmen gave a box social in honor of
one Of their fellow members, Gilman
Hodgdon Friday evening al the
gymnasium. Sixty people were present
Mrs. Karl G. Perry entertained the
Searchlight club Monday evening.-Thc
Missionary society met with Mrs Resi-
nald Anderson Wednesday afternoon.
William Farr was among the first 70
secure deer, having shot one Monday.
The parish Of the Congregational
Church will be canvassed by II mon next
Sunday afternoon between two and Ave.
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FORESTDALE

MIR. and Mrs. |. ". Horn and son. Wei
land, spent Thanksgiving and the week.
end in Bosotn. Mass.-H. NJ. House and
IA. A. Baxter of Oberlin, Ohio are in
town for deer hunting, being guests at
j. II. Wilber's.-Miss Edith Thomas spent
her brother in Lynn, Mass.-Mr and Mrs
Albert Gould. who have been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Could,
have returned to Hartford, Gonna
daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Dewey Lnrock, November 22,-Ioseph
La France. Jr,. Of Albany. n. Y. passed
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph La France Robert Rashaw
OF Newburyport, Mass, is in town for
the deer seasonal. "A. Bump is In Bur
lington, where he underwent an opera
tipl
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JOHNSON

Mr.. Dykenan has finished shipping his
Christmas trees and returned to his home
In Tarrytown, n. Y.--Edith Leslie spent
Thanksgiving with her parents here
Bert MILL who is spending the winter in
traftsbury. spent part Of last week
hore.-William Hoisington has purchased
the Bert Gauvin place OF Mrs Thusa
Gauvin and aiken possession.--John Hill
left Friday for Antrim. y. H.. where lie
VIII spend the winter with his sister,
Mrs, Christy.-ShcriT Jones and II. NJ.
MaKheId We're in Morrisville Saturday.
At special convocation of Tucker Chap
ter No. il, here Friday night tho NJ. NJ.
NJ degree was conferred on a class Of
live
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-04

her son, w. q. IIawley. in Burlington,
Thursday eveninR.-Miss Blanch Bar
rows was in Burlington Friday. Next
week, she goes to California. where
che will spend the winter.--Chauncy
Cook of Burlington spent Thursday
with his brother. Leslie Cook.--Linus
Leavens Of Montpelier and son, Harlow
Leavens. Of Ludlow spent Thankssiv-
Ing at their home here.--Mrs. Mary 81
lingwood is spending the week in Wa
terbufy.--Kennett Newton of tho l..
V. NJ. spent Thursday at his home hcre
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HYDE PARK

Miss Ielma Coffin returned from Al
bany, n. ", Monday morning.-The chry-
sotile and brown asbestos mines at Eden
have been purchased by Massachusetts
parties. The owner Of the New Eng
land mines in the same town. has been
offered a good sum for them by the same
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old and in good health.-There was .
family gathering at Charles 4. Goodrich's
THANKSGIVING, James g. and family AMI
Palmer g. and family being there for the
day.-Miss Edna Van Avery, teacher in
the Stony Point district, went to Med
field, ". Y, to spend Thanksgiving week.
Helen Dickinson of the Brandon higt
school spent Thanksgiving week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. Q. Dickinson,
bnrp