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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-07
EAST FAIRFIELD

Miss Loretta Rooney of Enosburg
Falls, who has been visiting relatives
in this place for week. returned
home Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Bertha Fitzgerald.-Leon Manahan Of
Morrisville was in town over Sunday
Florence and Carl Pomeroy of St
Adams visited in town over Sunday
Miss Theresa O'Connell left Friday
for her home in Chicago after a two
weeks visit with relatives in town
Miss Caroline Farrell of Providence,
r. l.. is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Reagan of st. Adams is visiting
in town.-Raymond Rooney. Francis
Fitzgerald, Albert Morey, Norman
O'Connell John Hurley. Alban
Rooney and Donald Fitzgerald. all of
this place, expect to leave here next
week for the Canadian Northwest
william league and Francis Du-
charme have returned from Cliff
Haven, where they visited for the
week-end.-The majority of farmers in
this vicinity have finished haying and
report an unusually large crop.-Miss
Beulah Rooney of Terrington. Conn.
is passing the summer at the home of
her father. A. b. Rooney.-Dr. and
Mrs. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs william
Shattuck and Homer Sturtevant
motored to Barre recently
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WEST ENOSRURG.

No services will be held in the Methodist
Church until August 81. as the Rev. H.
r, Campbell is having his vacation
Mrs. Ada Hill and little son. Billie. who
have been passing several weeks in Bur-
lington. have returned home.-AIr. and
Mrs. Martin Gelbar. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Dow Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ovitt and
Craige Ovitt were in Richford, Saturday.
Mrs. Orrin Bliss of Swanton and Miss
Donis Austin. who is in training at the
St. Adams hospital are passing few
days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Austin.-Mr. and Mrs H. j.
Cavanaugh and Eugene Hart motored to
Newport, Sunday.-Miss Lena Fassett
of Haverhill. Mass. passed a few DAYS
last week at the home of Mrs. f. l..
Stanton.
Mrs. f. l.. Stanton passed a few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs. Gerald
Betters at Enosburs Center-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Sweet and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Austin We're in Richford Sat,e-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Jay Green of Essex
visited their nephew. Guy Green. Tues
day
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

news has been received that Miss
Estelie Weston, formerly of st. Adams
was married July 30 in Detroit, Mich,
to Howard Farr of that city
news has been received In this city
that through the will of the late Aus
tin W. Fuller of Cambridge. Mass, for.
! merly of St Adams, the sum of 81. OOC
has been bequeathed to the st. Al.
bans hospital and a similar sum tc
the Warner Home.
Miss Blanche G. Bressett and Sheldon
! NJ Pyer were married at Holy Angels
Church Monday morning. the Rev. l.. II
Desrochers performing the ceremony
About 100 people gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. f. e. Spauldng
on South Main street Tuesday evening
to help them celebrate their 5Oth wed
ding anniversary. The party was a
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. spaulding
During the evening, Miss Pearl NJ.
Dyke read poem dedicated to the
couple. which was written by Miss
GeorSianna Peck. An orchestra of
three pieces furnished music. Refresh
ments were served Mr.. and Mrs
opauidinT were presented purse OF
seo Both were born in Roxbury. but
nave lived all their married life in this
CITY where they were married.
Many friends in this city will be in
terested to learn that Nelson T. COT
mn of keene, ~ H.. who for several
years successfully conducted the 81
Adams Choral Union. has Been chosen
director of New York city'S Mendels-
sohn glee club the finest ah1 most Is
Mous club OF New York male vocal,s.s,
SAID to he un"Acelled by any in this
country. The ;ast leader Of the clui,
was no less distinguished a conductor
than Louis Koemmerch. 1t is under
stood that the New York position will
occupy only part of Mr.. CoffiE's time
ard that he will continue to conduct
the Neene Chorus club, the Fitchburg
'Mass) Choral society, and possibly
the Taunton (Mass) chorus
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Walter seymour of St. Adams and
sister. Mrs. Charles Lowell. of Burling-
ton. were callers in town recently.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McDonough and friends
OF Boston have returned home after
passing week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Noung.-G, w. Sabre is spend
ing some time in Burlington on business.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Goodfellow and
daughter. Marjorie. and MRS. Duncanson
OF Morrsburg are spending some time
with friends and relatives in town. DR..
Goodfellow has just returned from two
years and three months service over
Subsidiaries Churchill of Canton. y. Y.
was at W. l.. Motifs Sunday.-Elmer
Mitchell, son of George Mitchell. has re-
turned home after several months service
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HILL WEST

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Newcity Of Hyde
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker and
Mr.. Anderson Of Morrisvlle were guests
at w p. Shangraws. Sunday-Mrs
Henry Messier and son, Winford. and
Mrs. c. d. Shangraw were business
visitors in Enosburg Falls. recently
Rev. Arthur Matteson has gone to New
Berlin, y. Y, to visit his mother-Heman
Wetherby has returned from Maple Park
sanitarium much improved.-Howard
Domino motored to St. Adams, Sunday
to visit his mother. Mary Domino who
is in the hospital there.-The Misses
Della and Carolyn Austin. who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. William
McGrail, the past week. returned to their
home in West Enosburg, Sunday.-Guests
at Lewis Rushfords last week included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry and four chill
dren. Madame Delene Decell, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Decelle and Mr.. and Mrs
Carmi Rushford and child Of Morrisville
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Manosh.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Messier and daughter
Madge. and George Gushing motored to
Fletcher. Sunday. for a short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wetherby are visiting
at Homer Wetherbv's
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MONTGOMERY

Weekend visitors at w. S. Parkers
we're: Mr. and Mrs. James Chynoweth
and daughter Of ST. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Jaynes of New York. Miss
Atkins and Mrs. Eberhart of St. Paul
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent d.
Taylor and George Porter of Richford.
other visitors were John Martin and Mr.
Patten of Worcester. Mass, and Mrs.
Boright of Richford.-NIrs. William Fryce
of Chicago is staying with her mother.
Mrs. Elsie Jaynes.-Mrs Ralph Nattoom
and son, Ralph. of Springfield. Mass.
are at Mrs Lewis Bombard' s.-Miss
Wright of Boston is visiting Miss Marcia
LaFountain.-NIr. and Mrs. Herbert
Webster and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kim
ball of Newport are visiting Mrs. George
Copeland.-Mrs. Charles Mozier of Bur-
lington is a guest at Cortes Farrar's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Aldrich Of Walden
were weekend visitors at r. c. Monso's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mongo and son. Graydon. have gone
camping to Newport.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Howard and son, Sherman. of
Westford are guests Of p. B. Swan
Mr.. and Mrs. Delton Sweet and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Downey made weekend
trip to West Burke. visiting relatives
Eli Shangraw is entertaining his sister
and her husband. Mr. and Mrs SIAM
bough, and their daughter. Mrs Slesser.
with her two children, from Akron. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler. Walter
Butler and Gordon Butler are guests Of
c. S. Parker-Mrs. Della Rosa and
daughter, Edith, of Chicago are visiting
at Black Falls.-Miss Clara Wheeler Is
visiting in St. Albans.-Don Casavant is
much improved in health and is now able
to get out.-Mrs. Della Hope is slightly
better at the time of writing Last Sat
urday, q of Mrs. Sarah Farnsworth' s
friends gave her surprise party in rec
ognition of her 18th birthday. The
guests arrived in the afternoon and after
some time had been spent in visiting. ice
cream and cake were served. birthday
cake with candles had been prepared to
grace the occasion. The party gave
great pleasure to all concerned The Rev.
and Mrs. r. +. Green spent Thursday at
Sheldon Camp Ground, helping to get
ready for camp-meeting. They returned
by way Of Lake Carmi. looking for a
camping place for the Boy Scouts. Mr..
Green was called to Lowell Sunday to
officiate AT the funeral Of Mrs Martha
Hutchinson Of that town.-The Rev. F.
W. Sharp of ST. Johnsbury, district super
intendent. will preach at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening and will admin
lister the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. This will be the last service be.
fore the church is closed for the camp
meeting period.
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FAIRFAX

Mrs. H, Leavitt Of Burlington
and Miss Daisy Hunter Of Brook
field. Mass. have been the guests of
Mrs. Harry Rugg recently.-Dr. Girls
void, who recently graduated from
the medical department of the Uni
versity OF Vermont has come to town
to locate and has opened an office
at the home of C. c. Alfred. DR.. Girls
void has been assisting in the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for several months.
Henry Donnelly and family of St
Adams were in town Sunday.-Miss
Clara Southland has been visiting
friends in Fletcher.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
b. Rugg OF Essex Junction was in
town Sunday. the guests OF his par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Amos Rugg,-Miss
Mary Stewart passed last week in ST.
Alhans.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tobin
and son of Cambridge and Mrs. Russell
and two children of Conway. n. H.,
called on relatives in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w Ufford were in West
ford August 3,-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Williams OF st. Adams called on
friends In town recently.
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FLETCHER

A dance will take place this evening
at the community house. Kimball 8
orchestra from Enosburg Falls will
furnish music.-A grange picnic and
farm bureau meeting was held August
at Sheldon camp grounds. The ma
tional grange master spoke.--Mrs. Oscar
Carpenter and Miss White have return
ed after passing a week In Jericho,
the guests of their brother.-Children'
Sunday will be observed August Il at
the Methodist Church-Mr. and Mrs.
Irish were recent guests at D. C. Rob-
inson' s,-Over Sunday guests at c. O..
Harveys included Mr.. and Mrs. H. E..
Harvey. the Misses Julia and Mata Har-
vey Of Rochester, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
James of Auburn, Me-, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel James and MIR. and Mrs. J. A.
James of Middlebury, also Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Ransom and son, Philip of
Castleton-A class of II received their
final degrees in the grange Friday eve
ming. Ice cream and cake were served
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ESSEX CENTER

Ernest Schaefer has been discharged
from the service and returned to his
ONE here Sunday mornng.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Monahan of Philadelphia
ave been visiting Mrs. Monahan
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. John Vocha.--
feret. and Mrs. Allison kinesbury
lave been visiting Mrs. kingsbury
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mulvihill
keret. ingsbury has recently returned
from overseas.--Luther Barney of New
! DIRK city is a guest at George Ayers.
|-Antoine Goddette and family visited
bis daughter, Mrs. Fisk, in New Haven
Junction Sunday.-Harold Ayers and
amily of Monkton spent Sunday with
bis parents here. Miss Florence Ayers
returned with them to Monkton. where
The will spend the first week of her
|acation from her duties at the telc-
hhone office
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CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells of Spring
! field, Mass, are guests at the home of
John Williams.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ellison and C. w. James of Rutland
have been visitors at the home of C. y.
Johns.-Mr. and Mrs. John Waterman
and daughter of Royaton and James
Waterman Of New York Visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams on Thursday.
A. family reunion Of the Lewis and
Williams family with Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Williams at Putnam's Island Saturday
there were IS present. members being
there from California, Montpelier, Essex
Junction and Burlington. a fish dinner
was enjoyed and a ball game played
between the unmarried and married men,
won by the unmarried. An open air con-
cert was held. led by an orchestra of
four pieces. composed of members from
California, after which they separated
but hoping to meet again and thanking
MIR. and Mrs. Williams for their hos
pitality Major and Mrs. Melrose have
returned from an auto trip 10 Canada
and are entertaining a party of friends
The Library association gave a party
TO its members Saturday evening at its
hall in honor Of Miss Claire Beach. a
former member but now Of Ely. New.
and refreshments served.-Mr. and Mrs
f. H. Field. former residents. but now
of Santa Barbara. Cal. are visiting in
town.-C. II. Mcneil a former towns
man, Of South Bend Ind. is visiting rela-
tives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Root
of Winchester, Mass. are visiting rela-
tives in town. making the trip by auto.
Wilson Williams. who has been visiting
them, returned with them-Miss Doris
Mcneil is visiting friends In Burlington
MIR. and Mrs. F. II. Cheesmore Of
Jonesvile spent the week end here with
Relationships. James Williams has re-
turned from visiting relatives in Rich
mond.-Mrs. c. P. Foote has been visiting
relatives in Hinesburg.-Mr. and Mrs
f. II. Read of Burlington spent the week.
end with friends in town.-W. N Root
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment. returned to his home
here Sunday.
The meeting of Champlain Chapter,
o. f. S., will be held Friday evening
Degrees will be conferred.-Elmer Whal-
ley returned on Saturday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital where he has been for
an operation for appendicitis Fl.
Holmes of Proctor spent Tuesday at the
home OF his brother, c. T. Holiness
Miss Alma Falby Of Huntington is visit
ing at the home of her aunt. Mrs. NJ. O..
French.-Eugene Whalley had the mis-
fortune to dislocate his knee recently
John Williams and c. n. Johns have re-
Gently installed electric lighting plants.
AT the Congregational Church Sunday
morning the preacher will be one of the
faculty Of the Summer School OF Re-
llgious Education, who also will visit
and address the Sunday school. The
evening service will be omitted that
the people may take advantage of the
opportunity Of enjoying the Sunday after
noon and evening exercises at the sum-
mer school in Burlington. The pastor,
the Rev. Frederick n. Rutan, expects
soon to go with his family in camp at
Lake Pleasant. Hamilton county, n. Y.
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HINESBURG

Frank Holbrook of River Bank. Cal,
has returned home after visiting his
mother. Mrs. Sarah Holbrook. and his
uncle. Myron Barnes. and family in
Hinesburg; also his sister, Mrs. Asa
E. S. Hollis has sold his farm to Mrs.
Eva Hayden and son; consideration $500.
Mr.. Hollis will live in Burlingto n.-Richard
Tenney, L. s. S. Mt. Vernon, arrived in
town Saturday for three days furlough.
Word has been received of the arrival
at New York of Corporal L. F. Irish. Com
pany H, seth Infantry, Fourth Division.
He came on the Mt. Nernon.-Dr. f. A.
Burdick is away for a three day vaca-
ton.--The local baseball team was de-
feated here Saturday by a team from
Fort Ethan Allen. The return game will
be played to-day at the fort.
The regular meeting of Hope Circle of
the Kings Daughters will be held in the
vestry Friday afternoon.-There will he
a dance at the town hall Friday evening,
August s. There will be good music and
refreshments will be served
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Miss Jessie Hopkins of Montpelier is in
town visiting relatives.--AIr. and Mrs
Ethan Allen of Springfield. Mass, and
Mrs. Addie Allen OF Concord, y. H.. were
visitors at W. j. Wrights Sunday.-The
Rev. j. f. Berry Of East Hanson. Mass.
who is spending his vacation in town, will
occupy the pulpit of the Baptist Church.
Sunday next.-Herbert -edoux Is moving
from one of Nelson & Halls houses into
one OF the Misssquoi Pulp & Paper COM
pany at Hutchinsville.- G.. Orton is Wis
itng his daughter, Mrs. w. !. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Wright are taking an
automobile trip through the mountains of
Ha
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JERICHO

Mr. I,acompe of Plattsburgh. y. Y,
working in Densmores granite shop
nd boards at the home of Lorenzo w.
Rice -Nrs Della Foster has finished
work for Miss Julia Porter and has gone
n her home in Jeffersonvile.-Mr Sarah
kicLane of ST. Adams was recent visitor
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
pullman. Dayton +. Jackson, member
N 3rd field artillery, who has been in
ervice overseas, for one year. has re-
urned and received his honorable dis
harge and was recent visitor at the
ONE Of Alton Safford.-The Mead family
eunion will be held at the Congregational
'hurch parlors Friday.--Ilda Foster has
nished work for Mrs. Fred Tomlinson and
has returned TO her home in Jeffersonvile
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell and Mr..
nd Mrs. Fitzgerald and two children of
Knoxville, Tenn. are visiting at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. Carman S. Brush
Ralph Corliss has received the appoint
.hent of mail carrier on route two and
commenced his duties August 1.-Charles
.Iurd of Chicago is visiting at the home
|f Mr.. and Mrs Hurd F. Montague for
few days.-Miss Cleone Cummings of
|7chford is visiting Miss Davis Hawley.-
Miss Myrtle McGinnis of Massachusetts is
listing friends and relatives in town for
wo weeks.--The Home Missionary society
will meet at the Congregational Church
fnnex next Thursday afternoon at 2:3o,
he meeting will be in charge of Mrs. Hat
lie Otis.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenyon and
children of Richmond were Sunday visit
rrs az the home of Mr. and Mrs Clifford
y3arney.-Henry Weidenbecker of Rich
Inond is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Nv A,-tl,, Do, IL, a.l
Elmer Kinney and children of Pleasant
!ille, ~ Y. are visiting al the home of
Mrs. Harriet Kinney.-Mr. and Mrs.
rharles Cornell and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-
GERALD and two children of Knoxville,
Fem, who have been spending p few
hays at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carman
IS. Brush, have gone to Jacksonville.
where they will visit Mr.. Cornel's people.
Mrs. H. H. Day and daughter, Florence.
have gone to Nova Scotia for several
weeks visit with Mrs. Days relatives
Miss Florence Tomlinson who has been
visiting her brother. Fred. for several
hays, has returned to her home in New
fork.-Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Stems of New
FORK are visiting AT the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert G. Hutchinson. Mrs Stems
+ a cousin Of Mrs. Hutchinson and daugh-
Ter of Darwin G. French a former resi-
fent of this place. They are travelling by
automobile and will go from here to Long
Lake. n, Y, for month.--AIrs. Sinister
bf Montreal who has been boarding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson for
few weeks. has gone to Boston.-Mr.
rampsi was Sunday visitor in Nnter-
rury.-Reginald Hasliins was Sunday
visitor at the home of his uncle, DR.. C.
Pea in Rurling
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SHELBURNE

The Ladies' Improvement society of
the Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. w. w. Irish to-day. Miss Har-
riet Boyer of Newcomb College, New
Orleans. will speak on Some Rela-
tionships of Home and Church The
Shelburne Grange met Wednesday
evening at the Grange hall. Spe-
cial business meeting.-Mrs. Sadie Har-
mon and grandson from Washington,
ID. c., are guests of Mrs. S. B. Har-
mon.-Ralph Marsett of Springfield,
Mass, passed the weekend with his
family.-Hermon Taylor and family of
Albany, n. Y, are guests of Mr. Tay-
lors relatives, Mr.. and Mrs, George
TaylOr Sr
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. Ella Hall Of Star Idaho is the
quest Of her uncle, Leon Hall.-E. r.
|Maloney and l.. b. Bolger are spending a
few days in Essex, y, Y.-Mr. and Mrs
~, r. Jordan, Harry Jordan and Mrs
|II, II. Higgins are at their camp at Nal.
|lettg Bay.--Mrs Carl Nay and two chill.
drer of Springfield. Mass. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Brown
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FRANKLIN

1t has been arranged to have joint
debate on the League Of Nations at the
town hall on Saturday evening by the
Hon. Martin s. Villas of Burlington. who
opposes the league and the Hon. Elmer
johnson of st. Adams, who favors IT.
Mrs. NJ. Prairie and daughter Of Franklin.
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Marie Mashias.
Miss Florence Mullen has returned from
the summer school at BURLINGTON.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

West Enosburg to Tracy and Burnap OF
| this place. who are to have immediat e
! possesson.-Th condition of Miss Myrtle
Walbridge of Franklin, who was recently
operated upon by DR.. Davidson. is i'm
proved. Her mother Mrs w. E WAL
bridge, was in town, Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. John Myott and Orrin Longe of Fair
| field were in town, Saturday. accompanied
| by Howard Longe, who had recently re-
| turned from overseas, where he served in
| the hospital corps.-Mr. and Mrs. John
| O'Bren. Jr., and three children of st.
! Adams passed Sunday at the home of Mr.
, o Brien's father-F w. Wallace returned
Saturday from few weeks stay with
friends near Concord. n. 1.-THE Rev.
S. II. Smith and son, Linwood. of Bellows
Falls. were in town Saturday. They
passed Sunday in Mr.. Smiths cottage at
Riverside camp. They will visit in Frank
lin and Richford. where they formerly
lived, before their return.-Mss Rule
Kimball from the st. Adams hospital. has
been passing a few days with her mother.
Mrs. Sarah kimball.-Mr and Mrs. E Nc
Feeters went to st. Adams, Saturday,
where they were the guests of their son,
and on Sunday motored through the is-
lands and returned home.-Wesley Wilson
has position in plant of the Nestle g
Food company. Mrs. Wilson leaves for
there next week.-E. j. Tyler and DR.. F.
where the doctor will pass the week with
his family, who had been there some
days.
George Courser living near East Enos-
burg is cunning for chicken thieves, who
took is of mis- best ones Friday night
Mrs. +. A. Boles Of Los Angeles, Cal.
ia visiting a. the home of her brother.
C.. Fl. Abell Mrs. Bolles was accompanie d
by a sister-in-iaw. Mrs. j. G. Abel, OF
Boston. who will also visit her sister,
Mrs. p. J. Brown, at East Swanton.-
r. J. Tyler, treasurer of Enosburg Falls
Savings Bank & Trust c.Alpany, is hEv-
ing a two weeks vacation, which he is
passing with his family at Highgate
Springs.-Mr and Mrs. F.. F. Greenwood
are occupying their cottage at Highgate
Springs The management has contracted
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gleason Of this
place to run the boarding house at River
side camp this season They were there
Saturday getting things in order. new
power pump is being installed to furnish
water to the cottages connected with the
system Mrs. l.. J. Archambault has re-
ceived a letter from her son. Arthur. who
had arrived from overseas and was in
Philadelphia. ]. Hayes received a let
ter Monday from his son. Mark. who is
still in France but expects to return
within few weeks.-Mark Hubbell who
returned from overseas a short time ago,
left Monday for Worcester, Mass to re-
sumo the position with a drug house
which he left when called to the colors
NJ
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BlNGHAMVILLE

The Rev. J. H. Willis and Mrs.
Willis were in Underhill and
Essex junction Tuesday and We'd
nesday.-Miss Hazel Carey, of East
Fairfield is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Carey. for a
short vacation-M. r. Brewster was in
Enosburg Falls August 4 on business
Mrs. Frank Tedford is visiting her aunt,
Mrs, Quinn, who is very i'll at the home
of her son. Homer Quinn. In Cambridge.
Miss Clara Southland of Fairfax is in
town the guest of Ruth Sweet.-Perley
Tanner was in Highgate Monday on
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nond Hotel the past summer left Tues
ay morning for a two weeks stay in
tarre
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BAKERSFIELD

at the Georgia cottage. Riverside Camp
Grounds, in Sheldon.