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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Gco' .nderson of Bur
lington have beer in town.--Wr-
liam Gallagher / 10 Portsmouth,
y. H., to work custom office
Frank Bocasn l. 4 his farm TO
Philfit Reneaud OF -erlin, y. H.-Miss
Ethel Waldron Of Eroshurg Falls is visit
ing her sister. Mrs @. Il. Carpenter
Mrs. Grace Carr visited in st Johnshury
Tuesday and Wedncsday.--M and Mrs
{. a. Slapp were visitors in Jeffersonvillc
SATURDAYS. II. Hooker of Cabot has
moved his family hcre.-Henry Lavalley
Is moving in TO Mrs. Emma Daniels
house on Maple street-Mr. and Mrs
Edward Lenny Of Hoyoke, Mass. are
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Martin have been visiting in Lee. Mass.
class of the Congregational Church was
held at the home of MT. and Mrs r. Is
Paquette on West Church street Monday
evening. William Williams had the mis-
fortune u lose 4 valuable yearling col,
ny it's being shot Sunday and getting its;
leg broken by miscreants supposed To he
out hunting. William Clowse was i'm
Barre saturday .-Fairview Rebekah Lodge
will entertain the lodge in this district
October 1.-THE w. r. C.. will mold their
district meeting with the local lodge Octo-
Der lc.-Miss Dorothy Estelle was in New
port sunday Mrs. Helen Emerson of
Jefiersonville was in town Sunday
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Winooski was the scene of another
hre Friday evening when the barn own
ed by }. {. Flint, superintendent OF the
Winooski Water department was dee
troyed. About sos an alarm of fire was
fuhg IN from box 20, at the corner of
East Spring and Leclair streets. At
the time the fire broke out, Mr. Flint
was lying down, when a man knock ed
at the door and told him his barn was
ablaze. Mr.. Flint says he did not know
the man, but 1t was learned afterwards
that he lived on the Heights and on
gong ny the house saw the smoke and
notified Mr.. Flint Mr. Flint then went
TO the barn and tried the door and
round IT locked, as he expected 1t would
be, as he locked the doors when he put
up the horses about AIS and had not
been near II since then only for q few
minutes to run his automobile. The
origin or the fire is not known, but It
ls thought II must be the work Of the
flrebug who has been at work the past
week There was nothing In the barn to
start fire. When the alarm WINS runu
In. the back ell of the barn was all IN
flames as well as the interior, and the
only conclusion that could be drawn
from this was that the firebug
had gained entrance by win :
dow In the back OF the barn, Az the Fir,
started upstairs in the hay and near n
stairway When the fire company arrived,
the entire building was aname and an
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RIPT(N.

Miss Susan Hendrick celebrated her Slst
birthday. Monday by walking about one
and one-half miles to the home OF her
sister Mrs, Jane Hale spending the day
and walking home at night.-Elisabeth.
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Murry, who has been seriously i'll for two
weeks was taken to the Fanny Allen hos
pital Monday for an operation for as
pendicitis. Her mother and uncle Bert
Whittemore accompanied her to the hos
pitaI-The services at tibet Methodist
church next Sunday are as follows:
PREACHING by the pastor at two O'Clock
The subject of the sermon will be. THE
Rich prizes OF Life" sunday school at
three o'clock.--The Rev. W. II. Merrier
was In Rutland several days the first or
IN" week.-Mr. and Mrs, H. Il. Day nave
bought place in East Mlddlebury and
are moving there. Mr.. Days son, Edson
VIII nave charge OF the store here-A
mouse owned and occupied by Milo Mas
'erson was destroyed by fire Friday night
caused by IA lamp being overturned. Ihey
were unable TO save anything.-Mrs Bert
MYERS OF Bristol In seriously III AT the
nome OF her mother, Mrs. Frank F1ttey
Or Norton OF Bristol Is attending her'-
Mr. and Mrs. =. N. Campbell and son,
Hugh. OF East Middebury, were sunday
guests OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs j.
A. Campbell. Bread Loaf Inn closed n
very successful season September %
MT md Mrs, Malcolm Douglas OF Shore-
nam and 'wo dau0hters. Esther anu
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs James d. Goss, who has spent
several weeks with the Wheelcrs, return
cd Monday to her home in st. Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. Rowland Preston of Monesseu,
Mass, Is a guest at the home OF IL. A.
Preston-Roger Preston was in town
Sundny.-Mrs. Phelps is visiting at the
homo OF DIR. T.. S. Lane.-The Wetherels
have moved into the house, which was
leased for many years by Gardner stone.
Wilmer Knowles and Leonard Ball spent
Sunday in town.-Jcromc Chase is In
Burlington.-Mrs 1nez Willard and
daughter. Gertrude. returned to Bristol.
Conn, Saturday. The whole community
sympathizes with the family because of
the untimely death OF little Helen Willard,
Mrs. Mary Gilman. who has been
visiting at A. p. Williams, has returned
to East Farnham, Que.-The Womans
Foreign Missionary society met with
Mrs. Esme Palmer Wcdnesday.-Thurs-
day evening there will be Squirrel
sociablc at the home of W. Langdon
Admission will be charged, -Marjor
Gage has spent Sunday at the home of
Frank Sears.
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Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

A, about one o'clock wednesday noon
IN alarm OF fire was sounded for a blaze
in the residence OF Miss Emma wilcox on
south Main street The fire was round
to be between partitions In the kitchen
mart of the house. mostly In tho upstairs
rooms and II was soon overcome with
chemicals. Little water was thrown into
the house and that was through garden
hose The fire In believed to have been
started from n hod of ashes containing
live Goals. The damage Is small and is
covered by insurance Higgins on
TUESDAY night closed his long connection
with the Addison House Ms landlord ana
manager. much to the rcgrct of the trav-
cling public and tho beat people OF this
town. Tho owners of the house. Messrs.
Alien Calhoun and James r. Cartmeil.
are keeping II open with the old force or
help while they are IN negotiations WIN
somebody to take the house and conduct
II M manager. For the present. Mr.. His-
gins will remain In town and make MS
home with his son, Deputy Sheriff Ed
ward Higgins. His elder son, Michaei D.
Higgins, who has been with him In the
Addison House from the start. left Wed
nesday morning for Butte, Mont" where
ne has interests.-The Rev. George NJ.
Rowland has returned after having spent
six weeks with his wife near Boston and
will remain about Middlebury most of
tho time until December. when he OK
,scts to sail for Japan to resume his mis-
sionary work as a missionary OF the
American board and will be accompanied
by his wife and daughter, who have also
Ia bored in the emae field.--Messrs. George
Malion and Albert Smith, who have been
employed in town through the summer.
have returned to Bellows Falls.-Mrs.
Henry Percival of New York city Ia In
town for q visit with relatives and friends
in town and vicinity.-The first football
game of the season will come Wednesday
afternoon. October 8, between the Winoo-
ski and Middlebury high school elevens
.-,Mr. and Mrs. Willis n. Cady have re-
eurned from Rutland where they went
to attend the golden wedding Tuesday Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Willis.--Mr. and
Mrs !. u. Bryant. Miss Lucille Atwood
and Miss Josephine Wood have returned
from Hortonville. where they have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Woodbury.
William Meekin has been taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment--The Misses Drus!lla and Mary
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SALISBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Field, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seacor and Harry LaValley of Brockto on.
Mass, are spending the week at the home
of Mrs. Mary Hami.ton.--Mi Ruth
Hamilton was weekend guest at her
Sunday evening.-Mrs. A. p. Beach has
returned to her home in Brandon after
spending few days with her parents
here.-Mrs. W. 3. Phelps and son have
returned from n visit to Mr.. Phelps sis
ter in Fair Haven, and will spend a week
or two visiting friends in town before
returning to her home in Hartford, Conn.
Albert Fletcher il moving his family
from the farm he recently sold here. to
the one ne purchased north of East
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are rottinE very
badly, and some who have the crop in the
cellar are having to take them out again.
Several more farmers in town have
made application to have their herds test
ed for tuberculosis. Two herds already
tested have lost a number from each and
the farmers think 1t is a good time to
clean house from this disease. y number
OF others who have been tested have
shown no signs at all.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Damon are visiting friends in
Kelley has recovered from the automo-
bile accident In which he was hurt and
returned to his studies in Middiebury
high school.-The Hon. and Mrs. f. G.
Dyer were weekend visitors In Spring
field, where their daughter, Miss Mar
guerite. is teaching.
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BRIDPORT

Chester Palmer and family moved to
East Middlebury Saturday. where he
opened meat and grocery store Tues
day.-Willias Palmer went Saturday ia
Springfield. Mass, to spend the week
end with his sister. Miss Polly Palmer
who Is attending Bay Path Institute at
that plnce.-Marion Coniff. OF Salisbury
was weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. CHARACTERISTICS. Arthur Jabott and
son, Of Cornwall, and Miss Maud Allard
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allard. -
Herman Austin is moving into the c. J.
Barbour tenement and will work for
Charles Palmer.O. N. Sherbino has sold
his two places, consisting of his home
place and the one recently bought Of Ed
ward Nichols. to parties from Canada and
will give possession December J.
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ESSEX CENTER

l.. ]. Bixby and family enjoyed a riotd
trip to Jeftersonyilie Sunday.--The Brew
ster piano at the grange hall mas bed
replaced with 4 Bush and Gerts .nstrI
ment which will be used for the fir
time at the gentlemens night meeting Y
night.-Fifty-six couples attended Il
dance given for the benefit of the grant
Friday night. Tie rnid-week prayer sc
vice will be held in the prayer room
the white church this week instead Of
the Baptist Church.
Miss Beatrice Shand. who has nee
spending few days with the Miss
Mildred and Marion Hanley. returned
her home in Richmond Monday -Geors
Bliss OF New Boston, \, H., who M
been spending few days a. l.. j. Bixby'
has gone 10 Westford to visit relatives.
h. a. Sinclair of Boston. Mass. has bee
spending n few days with his brother
w. Sinc.air-Miss Eva Huntley has n
turned from n months visit with h'
niece, Mrs. Olyn Vance, of WaterbuI
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The following former pupils OF Esst|
Junction high school are attending I'll
University of Vermont: The Misses Katt
crime Carpeter, Helen f. Midget, Glad
Milar. Winona Stone. Lindsay Hays, HoI
ace Marvon, 90; or Essex Junction :Rupe
Whcelock, Colchester. 81. Others froj
Essex. resumed their studies at the Ur1
verslty of Vermont on opening day ar
Harley Drury, sophomore, '22. RandolIj
Burke. senior, 20; Charles Goyette, jul
ior, ~: the Misses Fences Freema|
sophomore 90; Dorothy Grow, junior, 4
MIR. and Mrs. q. ]. Lincoln and fami
left yesterday for their new home
Burlington.
Mrs. Julia s. Blake mother of Pril
Norris d. Blake, passed away Tuesda 4
morning at her home at North Hyde Par1
The funeral service Will be held TIL
afternoon ut 1:30 at her late home. I'll
burial will be beside her late husband
Capt. Charles w. Blake. at Eden.
/ a. b. Rugg assumed charge of the Lii
coin Inn yesterday morning. Althoua
this Is n new departure for Mr. Rug|
his business ability and right good ri
lowshlp assure his success in the hot;
business. Mr.. Rugg is fortunate in secu
Ing for the management Mr.. and Mn
James II. Nielc and in retaining Mn
and Miss Bruce for assistants.
At meeting Of the Jessie Fcrrin clu
held at the home Of the leader Nh
A. B. Rugg, the following officers for ii
gear were elected: President, Berni.
Tyler first vice-preident, Helen Mu,
gett; second vice-president, Catherit
Fielder: secretary. Dorothy Siblcy: trea
Drn oil hot ,,ar TO-,
mittee, Blanche Carpenter, chairma
Isabel Whitcomb. Carlotta Slater al
Margaret Teachout. After 4 busine
meeting. at which plans for the year We
discussed. the club surprised Miss Hell.
Lincoln. presenting her With plctur
Miss Lincoln served the club faithful
and competently as IFS president la
year and the club regrets that she
, to leave town.
An alarm of fire was rung in ut 8 !.
Monday afternoon for fire In A.
Crandalls barn. or Maple street. TT
building. which is of wood, directly
the rear of and adjoining the hou.
was completely Quilted by the flam
which seemed TO burn all the inside
the roof. The hay, with which The ba
was filled. was completely ruined
fire and smoke. The furniture viii
was in storage in the barn. belongii
to Mr.. Crandall's brother was also COT
pletely burned or otherwise ruin,
The origin of the fire is unknown. y
Crandall. with one of his employees y
white, had not been in the barn sin
early morning. when everything seoI
ed all right around the premises ~
after running the automobile out clos
LEU.
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WALTHAM

About % friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. {. Ward and gave her mother. Mrs.
A. NJ. Harris a pleasant surprise. ii be-
ing the Goth anniversary of her birth.
The Rev w. Melhollend and Mrs Mel
hollend were present. Refreshments
were served.--Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Fris-
bic of Cedar Creek, H.. have been
visiting his nephew, Egbert Frisbie.--
Mrs. Alma Sawyer of kensngton, Nd.
is passing n few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs A. @. Hunt. w. Lovette
was weekend visitor at Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Otis'.--Mrs. Ellen Moulton of
Panton has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Mary Sncden.--There will he whist
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
q. Wright Friday evening. October a.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Larrow were the
guests of his brother. Allen Larrow
in Ferrisburg Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
w. A Frisbie and daughter of Milton
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert
Frisbie.-G. A. Hunt was in Bristol
SATURDAY.
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MONkTON

The poverty sociable held n. the Grange
han Friday evening was well attended
and great success. both socially and
financially. A poverty supper was served.
Games were played. The proceeds are
for repairs on the parsonage.-Mr and
Mrs. w. c. Donchue attended the fair at
st. Johnsbury last week.-Mrs. j. II.
Ladd, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard c. Ladd for few
days. returned to her home in Burlington
Monday.-Miss Helen Gee returned homo
Sunday from a visit OF several weeks with
her sister and family, Mrs. j. a.
McDonough of North Adams. Mass.--The
Rev and Mrs j. ID. Gothey left Monday
for two weeks vacation. They will
pass some of the time in camp in tho
Adrondacks. After few days, Mrs
Gothey will visit her parents in Green
witch, n. Y. before returning homc.-Mrs
Cassius Farr has returned home from a
visit in Bethlehem. n. H.. with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Palmer
There will be no preaching service at the
Methodist Church for two sundays, while
the pastor is away on his vacation. Mrs
+. II. Dun was In Burlington the 18th
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statement Of the Ownership, Management.
Circulation, etc., Required by the Act Of

Statement OF the Ownership, Management,
Circulation, etc., Required by the Act Of
Congress Of August -, 1912.
of Burlington Weekly Free Press published
Thursdays, at Burlington, VT, for October
l.. 1919
State OF Vermont, County Of Chittenden.
S.
Before me. notary public. in and for
the State and county aforesaid, personally
appeared W. II. Howe. who. having been
duly sworn. according TO law. deposos and
says that he is the business manager of the
Burlington Free Press. and that the follow
ing 10. to the best of his knowledge and
belief, a true statement OF the ownership,
mana cement and circulation Of the aforc-
said publication for the date SHOWN in the
above caption. required by the Act of
August "a, 1912, embodied in section 4i3.
postal laws and regulations. to wit:
That the names and addresses of the pub
Usher. editor. managing editor. and business
manager are
Name OF Managing Editor, j. L. South
wick. Burlington. VI
Business Manager. w. b. Howe, Burlng-
ton. VT.
Publishers, Free Press Association Bur
iington, VT
Owners: w. II. Gates. H. l.. Benedict
General Crosby II. Miller. Levi =. smith,
J. Lindley Hall, II. II. Hagar w. r.. Howe,
j. w. Howe. Mary f. Benedict, Est. a. q.
Benedict and Est Il. II. Benedict. all OF
burlington; Eat. OF J. .. Mccullough and
Wall Park Mccullough, both of North Ben
nington, Mrs Ellen NJ Chandler of New
York, N. y. and Ruby F. Farwcn,
Cohasset, Mass.
Known bondholders mortgages and other
security holders, holding one per cent. VI
more Of total amount OF bonds mortgages
or other securities None
That the two paragra phs next above
giving the names OF the owners stockholders
and security holders, II any. contain no,
only the list OF stockholders and security
holders as they appear upon the books OF
the company. but also. in cases where the
stockholder or security holder appears upon
the books OF the company as trustee or ir
any other iduciary relation. The name OF
the person or corporation for whom sucl
trustee is acting, II given: also that tn,
said two paragraphs contain statement,
embracing Atlanta full knowledge ant
belief as to the circumstances and condition,
under which stockholders and securit,
holders who do not appear upon the books o
;the company az trustees hold stock ant
securities In a capacity other than that Of
bona nde owner; and this affiant has n,
reason to believe that any other person
association or corporation has any intercs
direct or indirect in the said stock. bonds
or other securities than as so sta ted by him
W. n. HOWE
business Manager.
sworn to and subscribed before nlo thIi
list day of October. 1919
W. H.. MURDOCH
any commission expires January n. 1921
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. Carrie Bruce and daush' .r, ir,l
were guests Of her sister. Mrs, hViit
Ballard. a part OF last week. Setn Rru1
OF Essex Junction was 4 sunday vlsiid
of Mrs. Ballard.-Mrs. ira Morsr
Jericho was a guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
NJ. Packard last week.-The misS'onal
dinner. which was given Thursday, Was
success. Sixteen dollars was rcal!zei
At the meeting. which was he IN ~
afternoon, the Rev. +. &, Woodley
Marash. Turkey, "A brother of Mrs. !,
Malzard. gave a very interesting AK 4
the work and the conditions tina; exist
Turkey Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Hall. dausf
ter, Mrs. Thrall Mrs. Cora Chaplin Of Bg|
lington and Mrs Ella Hurlburt of Wa
llstou We're here to attend the dinner an
the meeting MIR. ana Mrs. Leon BuXtr'
and children of Burlington were Sundn
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marin Bullock i
Floyd Fuller OF Moretown and Char't
Howe and Mr.. and Mrs Max Burno 4
Mortified were guests of Mr., and Mr.
i. \. Fuller Saturday.-Mr and Mr.
Charles Lee OF Dorchester, Mass, wef
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. J
Smith,-The Rev. +. j, Malzard went !
Boston. Monday, taking his little son
n baby hospital. Mrs. Lee. the nurs
who has been caring for Mrs, MalzaT
and baby, accompanied him.-A surpris
party was given Mrs. II. f. Bate
Monday evening in honor of her birthda.
Il. Il. Bolger visited friends in Burlinf
ton Sunday.
Plans are completed for the speci;
patriotic and thanksgiving service TO |
held at the Congregational Church Sun
day morning at 80 O'Clock, The sefvio
IL designed as an expression OF apprccis
ton to the boys from this communit.
who offered their lives In the service
our country during the late war. and /,
thanksgiving to God fer the return Of ;
many of them. Veterans OF the VOL
War and of the civil War together Nit
the Boy Scouts will he present In rinln
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HANCOCK

There was pretty wedding at the home
of Carl c. Hubbard September "a. when
his youngest daughter, Mamie Emma,
WAS Joined In marriage to Earl AXtell
Hubbard. The Rev. j. l.. Marvin of
Rochester performed the ceremony. Miss
Lola Fifield played the wedding march.
The bride was gowned in white satin
and georgette and carried white roses
Miss Mata Harvey was bridesmaid and
wore blue. The best man was Clinton
Reade. Those present from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubbard. Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs
s. +. Hubbard and son, Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Akey, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks. Mr..
and Mrs. Claffiin, Mr.. and Mrs. u. j.
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Aldrich. Miss
Evelyn Eaton, Fay Martin d. +. Jacobs.
and Bernard Thurber, all from Rochester:
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hubbard and four
daughters. Mrs. Emma Hubbard. from
Granville. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl stewart
from Montpelier, Miss Norma Beals from
Barre. William Stewart from New York
city. After n short trip to the white
mountains. they will reside in Rochester.
Refreshments were served by the Misses
Lola Ffield. Evelyn Eaton, Norma Beals
and Rhoda Hubbard. They received many
useful and costly presents.-Mrs Henry
Manning and son. Volney, spent several
days last week with her daughter. Mrs.
Clyde Campbell, in Granville. About 40
friends and neghbors met the other day
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eaton
to celebrate their 9th wedding anniver-
sary. Refreshments were served.
Work on the mountain road to Ripton
is progressing rapidly under the direction
of Mr.. Dustin of Bethel.-Farmers have
been busy the past week filling siloe and
digging potatoes.--There promises to be
more timber cut this fall than usual both
for pulp and lumber
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ORWELL.

The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs, w. II. Nicker-
son, w. B. Needham and Miss Alice Jen-
nings attended the Sunday school con-
vention, held at Bristol w. a. Jennings
and J. NJ. Stevens have good quality
OF fine apples.--Mr. and Mrs. Fords Wis
we'll of Rutland were with Mr.. Wiswell' S
people here the first of the week.-M!ss
Marion Bessette was home over Sunday
from Ticonderoga. N. Y.--Dr l.. b. Rowe
has his goods Grated ready to go to the
vicinity of Boston.-Mrs. Henry Root is
in town. stopping with Mrs. w. Il.
Frcnch.-Mrs. Charles T.. Ray spent Sun
day with Mrs. +. f. Lillic.-Mrs. Jennie
Raymond of Rutland is with J. O. Pay
mond's family. Mrs. Lillian Bascom is
taking her vacation. She has gone to Mrs.
j. W. Clark's at Pawlet.-Thc Misses
Ann and Jane Smith have been enter
tanning their ter-in-law, Mrs. William
Smith, and daughter Of Pelham Manor
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be- glad to learn, is improving. Misses
Jessie and Marguerite Lane, who have
been for n time with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Lane, left Friday for
their schools. the former in Pitteburg,
Pa. and the latter the Beechwood school,
Jcnkintown. Pam afternoon tea was
given By the Mary Baker Allen Chapter
ut their chapter house September "A TO
those attending the state ID. A. r. con-
ference held in Middebury on that day.
About 200 were present. The time was
spent In looking over the building, winch
is the only one in the state built for that
purpose. and with refreshments The
regent, vice-rcgent, past regent. daugh-
tiers of the donors Of the building, chaplain
and former secretary received.