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WATERVILLE

D. X. Pierce passed away Friday night
after short Illness. The funeral was
held from his late home Tuesday after
noon, the Rev. G. F. Austin officiating.-s
The Rev. G. +. Austin is conducting a
series of meetings at Belvidere Center
There will be a community tree at the
town hall Christmas eve.-The play
Teacher Kin ] Go Home" was given
December by the students in the Locke
school after which, a box supper was
served. Receipts OF the evening were
s1735. Much credit is due the students
and the teacher. Miss Ruth Sweet.-Mrs
L! C. Langdel has been i'll with neuritis
-Rolla Thomas was a guest of his aunt.
Mrs. Phoebe Church, Saturday Mrs.
Silas Brooks is visiting her sister in
Richford.-Mrs. c. L. Bragg visited her
daughter at Highgate Center last week
Mrs. J. Grimm and Mrs. Chychester
were in Burlington last week--Dr. G. Il
Maurice has been confined to the house
for several days suffering from lumbagc.
Edith Abel of Fairfield was the guest
Of her grandfather J. II. Abel. last
week.-Abbie Abel was at home Sunday.
Burr Russell has opened a blacksmith
shop in the upper village.-The cemetery
meeting held at the home of Mrs. Ella
Ewens was largely attended. Delicious
refreshments we're served
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ate in observing a week of prayer in

ate in observing a week OF prayer in
January.
John Brown and John Brown, Jr., who
for several years have been employed in
the mechanical department of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad, have gone to Win
slow, Aris., where they have secured
employment with the Santc Fe railroad
The following is the program of enter
tainments for the season which has been
arranged by the Columbus club of st.
Adams Council, No. 297, X. of c.: De-
cember go poverty ball, five-piece or
chestra: January 1, open house; January
I, II, Il, Is, 500 tournament for tie
women afternoon; January G, dance: Jan
uary 10, dance; January 20. dance, vaudc-
vile show January 30. annual ball; Feb
iuary 3. dancing; February to il in
elusive. annual fair: March 8. 10. II, "a.
500 tournament for the women: April
g. dance; April IL, - and %, dance
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similar to those i'm other towns of the
state. After some discussion n COM
mittee composed of Miss Chynoweth, Mr..
Hanson and Miss Wallace was appointed
TO draw up n constitution. At the second
meeting, December H. the report of the
committee was adopted and Miss Martin
was elected president and Miss Stewart.
secretary and treasurer. The primary aim
OF this organization is to promote u
closer and friendlier relation among the
rural, grade, and high school teachers.
a course of study for professional inn
provcment will be taken during the year
and the conditions confronting the teach
ing profession will be investigated but
more especially the Rchford teachers
desire to create n friendly social spirit
among all the teachers of the town.--Roy
Bashaw, who is attending Northeastern
College, in Boston, has returned to pass
the holiday vacation with his parents.
Ny. and Mrs Henry Basnaw.
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MONTGOMERY

W. Il. Brown of st. Adams, acting
pastor of the Methodist Church here, was
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
). ID. Jewett Sunday.-Mrs. Cora Farmer
and daughter, Mrs. lsadore Garrow, Of
Richford, were guests of Mrs. II. ID.
Domino Sunday.-Mrs Jessie lombard
has been passing few days in st. AL
bans.-Miss Ella McNall, who has been
passing week at her home here har
returned TO Enosburg Fals-J. F. Smith
n. II. Parker, Miss Clara Wheeler and
Miss Elizabeth Fuller have been elected
delegates to the Franklin County conven-
ton of the lnterchurch Movement to be
held in st, Adams December 1S-l9-The
village schools closed Friday for the va
cation. The teachers, Miss Margaret
Welsh and Miss Alice Dalton. have re-
turned to their respective homes in Corinth
and Bristol.-F. 5. Pratt was in St. AL
bans Tuesday on business. - District Su-
perintendent II. w. Sharp of St. Johns
bury VIII preach in the Methodist Church
Sunday morning and evening. The fourth
quarterly conference vii be held in the
church vcstry Saturday evenng.--Mrs =.
b. Swan has returned home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington. where
she recently underwent an operation
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SHELDON.

Tho annual official board meeting of the
Sunday school of the Methodist Church
was held i'll the church vestry Tuesday
evening. Supper was served after which
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Morton Mack, superinten-
dent; W. b. Hendrick, assistant supern-
tendent, Marvine Read, secretary; Cyril
Dawson. assistant secretary; Miss Mary
Marsh, treasurer: Mrs. Henry Kittell.
missionary superintendent and Miss
Louisa Hendrick junior missionary super
intendent.-rhe midweek prayer meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. Charlotte
Bush Wednesday evening The pupils Of
Central school will give Christmas en-
teTtainment at the school building Fri
day EVENING". Z. Smith OF Enosburg
Falls was the guest of his sister, Mrs
William Austin, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Heninway and son, Donald. were
in St. Albans Tuesday
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from overseas, in the spring, has gone
to Chateaugay. N. Y, where he has en-
ployment In paper mlll.--Ernest Ross
has returned from St. Adams, where he
has been a guest of his uncle, Grant Pal
mer.-Edward McFsdden of Pittsburg
Pa, is guest at the home Of his uncle.
H. ID. Newland. Mr. McFadden has just
returned from overseas, where he has
been for year, acting as secretary OF
the Knights of Columbus. Cobleigh
has resumed work in the electric light
station after an enforced vacation on ac-
count Of illness.-Frank Greene and sis
ter. Mrs. Myrtle Shattuck of Lodi. Cal,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. kelloX and other friends In town
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Hiram Sweet died at the home of his
son, Lewis Sweet, Dec 8 after an ILL
ness of several weeks.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Austin and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Phelps were in st. Adams Dec. 9.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Bedford, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs Charles
Austin, have returned to their home
in Glenton, p. Q.-Miss Evelyn Brown OF
Berkshire passed Sunday with hey
parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Known
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buskey
and is one of Montgomerys most highly
respected young ladies.--Sunday, Decem-
Der q there will be a Christmas service
in the Baptist Church The primary
Sunday school class will sing two of the
six Christmas songs which will be sung
at that service.--On December 30 at 23O
o'clock. there will be n Christmas party
for the children of the community. All
the childrens friends are invited to at
tend The party will be held in the veg
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an over-Sunday guest of relatives here,
has serious attack of asthma and has
been confined to the homo of his uncle.
w. w. Raymore.-C. s. Brush of Jeri-
cho was in town Tuesday.--Therea are Sow
eral cases of measles In the northern
part of the town.--Miss Marion Montgom-
cry visited her people in Fairfield the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Raleigh Jacques
has been entertaining her sister from
Fairfield.--The new residence of Leander
Fortier Is fast nearing completion and
they will soon move into it.-Frank
Cheesman Is enjoying vacation and Is
stopping at John Tracy's.-B. r.. Rey-
nolds returned Tuesday night from
business trip to Randolph
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WEST BERKSHIRE

LoNi Goodrue IS in tho st. Adams hos
pital. where he underwent a surgical op-
GRAFTON Friday. There are several cases
of measles III town.-Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Dunbar have moved to Hardwick. Miss
Miranda Ewins has gone to Richford for
the winter.-Mrs. NJ. l.. Blair has returned
from North Berkshire, where she has been
caring for Mrs. Perlie Winchester and in
FAINT son.
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BINGHAMVILLE

NJ. l.. Brewster recently visited his
family at W. Il. Cady's In Jericho. where
his wife has been making an extended
stay on account of illness In the family
Mr.. Brewster's mother, Mrs. Ella s.
Brewster, is with him.
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CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Mead of Lancaster.
y. H.. are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. II. y. Gray was a visitor in Bur
lington Tuesday.-R. o. Mudgett of Es-
sex visited in town Friday.-Harlow
Leavens of Ludlow spent Sunday ar his
home here.-Mrs. C, Ii. Barrows and
Mrs Eugene Blanchard were vjsiters IN
Burlington Wednesday.-N. Il. Hall OF
Bolton is spending some time with his
family here.-A son, Kenneth Edward,
was born to Mr., and Mrs, William War
rem Wednesday December l0,-William
Aborn of Dorchester, Mass. was a guest
of Buell. Brewster last week.-Mrs.. W
NJ. Smith and Mrs. T.. T. Brewster visited
(COntinucd on pege 100
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JOHNSON

Mrs. r. w. Leslie visited in Hyde Park
Friday.-Mrs. J. l.. Pierce, d. d. G. NJ.
made her official visit to Riverside Chap
ter. o. Il. S., in Hardwick Wednesday
night.-.w. p. Smile of Waterville was
In town Friday.-Howard Courscr. d. A.
Burrows and S. r. Miller were IN Burlng-
ton Friday.--Mrs. Lucy A. Rogers has re-
turned to her home in Manchester after
visiting her sister. Mrs, r. II. Sherwin.
John S. Moore attended the funeral
of Master Harold Gordon in Boston. He
was the only child of the late Harold
A. Gordon. --Frank Green OF Lodi Cal.
visited friends here Wednesday and
Thursday. He Is in much better health
than when he left here a few years ago.
AT regular meeting of Waterman
Lodge. a. F. and A. NJ, Thursday. w. F.
Sinclair and George Gould received the
a. Il. degree. A special meeting is called
for work for January 2.-F. w. Leslie
is building a large ice house on the side
of the old one near the grist mill.
Earl WEIGH is surveying in Hardwick
this week for a poe lne.--Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Boyce of Cambridge were In town
the first of the week.--George Elwood has
employment IN Burlington with the
Champlan Fruit company.-W w.
Bashaw has added an up to date shoe
finishing machine. which is to be run by
electrcity.-C. l.. Percival and daughter
of Jericho were visitors at Chillis Collins
Sunday.--Miss Florence Barrows has re-
turned from tpelier.-Thc Rev A. T..
Scot of Walden preached at the
Methodist Church last Sunday. There
will he no preaching at that church next
Sunday.-Mrs. Earl WEIGH has returned
from Hardwick.-Mrs. Jennie Royce was
in Burlington Tuesday.-Miss Louise
Leland of East Fairfield was in town
day.-Thermometers registered 1924
degrees below Wednesday morning.
Leonard Sylvester has employment with
Parker & Stearns..t few cases of
mum rs are r..nortcd in TOWN
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EDEN

Ray Newconb has moved his family to
Cadys Falls for the winter.-Ray Stearns
has sold his stock of goods to Fred
Miller who took possession OF the stors
Saturday.-The family of Leon Laduka
has the meases.--Mrs. f.. A. Dodge has
gone to Worcester. Mass.--Emily Kinds
visited in Lowell several days last week,
Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F..
Stearns met at their home Saturday eve
ming to give them a farewell party as
they are soon to leave town. a pleasent
time was enjoyed.-Moving pictures were
shown for the first time lastWednesday
night at the church hall. The machine
operates on a large storage battery and
gave good clear pictures. Five reels will
he shown each week and usually on Wed.
nesday night For this week there are
two reels on Lincoln the Lover" the
others being Paris and her monuments
subways and submarines, The Advent
lures of "a Monkey.--Pians are Ioeing
made for a Christmas entertainment and
tree at the church vestTy at the Corners
Christmas eve. The epidemic of measles
will limit the attendance but all, who
have the measles, ought to take hold and
help to make 1t success. Bring your
presents for your friends early if possible
so that they may be placed on the tree.
Santa Claus will be there and you will
miss good time, II you stay away
Extensive plans are being made for Sum
day school to begin with the first Sunday
in the new year Eight or ten good
teachers have been secured. Graded les
sons will be used. We shall need the
sympathy and cooperation of the par
ents, II this plan is to succeed. Encour-
age the children to use this opportunity
to learn the real essentials of religion.
There will be soclals and through tina
week activities for the different classes.
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ESSEX CENTER

as in town Monday on business. Hotel
ilnClair has boon closed for the uInfnI
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RICHFORD

Sheridan II. Dow and Miss Lillian r,
Bushey of Montgomery were married by
the Rev. George Pomfrey at the home of
Lorenzo Dow, on Richard street, Thurs
day. December 1l.-Miss Marion Gardyne,
who is in training in the Quebec hospital.
visited her sister. Miss Margaret
Gardyne, Saturday.-Byron Draper, aged
RI years. died of pneumonia, Thursday
at his home near Stevens Mills. He is
survived by his wife and six small chill
dren, two sisters, Miss Nellie Draper and
Mrs. Lillian Wright of this place The
funeral service was held at the home
Saturday afternoon. the Rev. George
Pomfrey officiating. The burial was in
Hillside cemetery.-Guy Jacobs, employed
in the log-boiling room at the Richford
Mfg. Co.'S. plant, accidently stepped into
one of the boiling watts Thursday morning
and his limbs from knee down were
badly scalded. Fortunately the vat was
partially filled with logs, otherwise. he
would have gone into seven feet Of boil
ing water. He was taken to DR.. G. S.
Scofield's sanitarium for treatment and
is reported as getting on as well as could
he expected.-Charles Denonville of Mon
treal recently visited his mother, Mrs.
RENT Denonvile
The school teachers met at the junior
senior high school December IL to
organize II local teachers association.
The first meeting was called December s
by Supt. u. +. Greene with the approval
of the school board, to discuss the ad.
visibility Of forming an organization
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ENOSBUIRG FALLS

can. II. II. Ballard arrived in town
Friday morning being on a furlouel pre-
vious to going to the Philippines for
further service.-Ths, Rev. G. f. Robbins.
State secretary of Sunday schools, who
had been in attendance upon the institutes
in this part of the county. was enter
tanned in the home of the county pres-
dent G. Il. Leach, Wednesday night and
T.. j. Parmelee Thursday night going to
st. Adams Friday.-Sheridan Dow, book
keeper at the Nestle Food company's
plant, returned from, Richford Friday
morning. During his absence he was mar
ried to Miss Busker of Montgomery.
who remained in Rchford for the present.
| A reception and dance was given in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Dow Monday
evening in Foresters hall. Music was
furnished by Isham's orchestra. Refresh
ments were served and d very pleasant
evening PASSED. Among the presents CIV
en- was a beautiful portable electric lamp
from the employees of the Federal Packing
company. r. T. Strohecker of Nor
ristown. n. Y, is visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Oin Merrill. Mr.. Strohecker
I is expected the last of this week to stay
+ a few days.-S. S. Hall, Jr., motored to
st. Adams Sunday morning TO meet his
son. Lyman Hail. of Camden, n. j.,
where ne mas cnarSe OF Drdncn once
| of the Nelson & Hall Co. Other guests
over Sunday in the family were sister
of Mr.. Halls, Mrs. Charles T. Doane. of
Alhambra. Cal. Mrs. s. S. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer Hall and child of Mont
! gomery.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Tracy,
Frank Kenfield and Mrs. T.. X. Sanctuary
of the Baptist Church and V. A. Irish.
Mrs. F. II. Brown, J. w. Pomeroy and
Mrs. w b. Dukeshire of the Methodist
Church have been elected delegates TO
attend the county interchurch meeting in
st. Adams Thursday and Friday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Davis of Berk-
shire We're in town Wednesday on their
way to the home of their daughter. Mrs.
Basinger in Cooperstown. n. Y, where
they expect to pass Christmas.-O. A.
Tufts of Lancaster ". H.. was q business
visitor in town Tuesday.-Miss Josie
Stone of East Berkshire Is passing II week
in the home of her uncle, NJ. +. Perley.
Some OF the stores are open evenings
this week for Christmas shoppers.-Mrs.
II. Il. Towle of South Franklin visited
i her mother, Mrs. c. A. Stanley, Tuesday.
Her son, Fred Towle. who boards in the
family is recovering from chicken pCA
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HYDE PARK


In Lar1oille county court. the case OF
state VS.. II. l.. Lanel of Morrisvile.
charged with adultery. the jury, after
being out several hours, returned a YER
dict OF not guilty. State cases have been
disposed Of as follows: State VS.. Fred
Parrot of Hyde Park charged with sells
and fined $500 and costs State VS.. Elihu
Giroux of Hyde Park, charged with driv-
ing auto when intoxicated, pleaded guilty
and fined 500 and costs; State VS.. three
Barre Italians, charged with hunting in
Wo1cott on Sunday pleaded guilty and
fined s2o each and costs; State VS.. W. II.
Wheeler. now of Maine, charged with
forging Morrisvlle mans name pleaded
guilty and sentenced to not more than
five nor more than ~ years in State
prison, sentence suspended and placed i'll
charge of probation officer.-Mrs. Z. g.
Page has gone to Washington. where sha
will spend a few days and then goes to
Florida to attend the wedding of her
son.-Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Proctor Page. grand
son of Senator Page. and Miss Sally
Smith of DeLand. Florida. The event
will take place at that city December Is.
announcement is made of the engage
Simpson of the L. c. A. faculty. The
event will take place the coming sum-
mer,-George Seymore and Miss Mae
Pease. both of this town, were married
December g.
Fire at three o'clock Sunday morning
destroyed the horsebarn and barn on the
Harold Jewett place in this town. The
cows were got out, but three horses. one
pair and harnesses costing $500. were
destroyed, together with a large quantity
of hay and some farm tools and one hog.
The cause of the fire is unknown. but 4
sick horse was given attention by n
veterinary about midnight and then
everything appeared to be all right. The
loss is partially covered by insurance:
Clay Fisk has gone to Florida to act as
an usher at the Page-Smith wedding.
which occurs the 2Sd-A Christmas
carnival will be held at the school hall
on the evening of the .0th.-People's
Academy basket bail team was defeated
here Friday night by the l.. c. A. team
of this place by a score of 4l-l9. a return
game will be played at Morrisvile early
next year.--Court is still in session. the
time being taken up with divorce cases
and other legal matters-William Larock
and family have gone to New Jersey.
where they will remain the remainder of
the winter.-Mrs Calvin Campbell, aged
IS years has been very ill, but is now
somewhat bctter.-Arthur and Herman
Campbell of Barre spent Sunday in town.
Thomas McGral has been III for d
few days with the grip.-The condition OF
Mrs. Austin McGrail Is somewhat better.
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Gushing and daugh-
ter, Doris, and the Rev. Arthur Mattison
and Giles Jewett attended meetings held
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CONTINUED on pesc 100
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
PRESIDENT IN REACH BY
WIRELESS ON OCEAN TRIP

WASHINGTON March2o should
occasion have %cmpnded it. officials
In this country could have talked di.
rectly To President Wilson hN wire.
less telephone at any tirc while he
was returning TO France ON the
American transport George Wash
ington.
Lieutenant Commander : G. Hoop
rr, head OF the radio division Of the
navy departments bureau Of steam
engineering said tonight that wire.
less telephone messages were sent
daily to the ship from the New
brunswick high power sending STA.
ton. and that the voice " the
speaker could hr heard plainly ON
board thQj transport even after o.
arrived In Brest
As tho George Washington was NOT
equipped with apparatus powerful
enough to send telephone mos-ry~s
long distances. the communications
from New Brunswich vcr, uykuowl-
edged by wireless Commander
Hooper stated
While the messages We're sent ONLY
as AN experiment he said n would
have been possible tut, empuJ'hu'
communications To have .hrru trans
mitted I'm the mmc SSuuvr rhc
use Of wireless telephony over such
n distance. hc said dli not uoust'.
tute new record
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LEAGUE CONTROVERSY
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talk was made at the Thursday
meeting Of the workers by MIS An
derson, national secretary NJ the or
gan liza tlon, who aroused much en-
thuslasn. 1t Is expected that the
entire fund viii he raised hy Satur-
day night.
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CLAIMS DEMOCRATS
DESERT PRINCIPLES
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In speech ~ Newark
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Current from u light socket viii
operate "A new machine Tor hotel
kitchens which pcels 80 pounds Of
potatoes In ttrec or four minutes
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to the following Thursday by tie
,tr} Il the district court, Earl
Jones, ~. and Dora Adams, %, Tu'.
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Morgan. a.. Dolllnr,illc. Jcno,hau
conn, 80. ana Mary rtinetl, 20. Tulsa
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PETITIONS for divorce we're rlcd
In district court Thrusday Anna
bopcuuroch asking a divorce from
BERNARD Dcpcnhrork. ana vivian
Hunk seeking legal separation from
Arthur -. Buck
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orr for TURK Brothers. nave returned
from The eastern markets where they