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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

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women in Mary
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
Handsome Pile and Fur Fabric CO

Pile Fabric Fur Fabrics hard to get and If
any manufacture has any stock on hand they ask al
most double price for them.
We placed cur orders on Pile and Fur Fabric Goats
last April at time when every manufacturer had a
big stock aud was anxious to get orders. We bought
them right We selling them at rock bottom
prices-less in many instances than The cost 70 the
goods by the yard.
Handsome Ban Seals with luxurious fur collars
some with fur cuffs and fur trimmed pockets others
perfectly plain finish Beautiful Innings is the keynote
of our coats
$50, $3.50, SOS, Ses.5o, $75, $3.50 to $3.50.
Salts peco Pushes for $50, $50 and $50. j
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
ADDISON

There Is quite a military camp near
Arthur Clark's. Twelve government five
ton trucks and trailer are stationed
there. having been held up by a break
down and bad roads. There are about
20 soldiers with them, who are boarding
at Howard Clarks. They are new trucks
being moved from Long Island to Bur-
lington. They have been here a week
and have been on the road for three
weeks. On Sunday afternoon, the Red
Cross gave reception to the soldiers a,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Clark,
About 100 were present. Music on both
piano and victrola was furnished and
ice cream and cake served. The Red
Cross presented the soldiers with socks,
handkerchiefs and other little articles
Harriet Smith of Stratford, Conn, is
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Smith,
Cora Barber was home Sunday.-Joseph
Lahore has his discharge and is in town.
He has been in overseas service for sew
eral months.-Prof. Frank Cady spoke
again at the Baptist Church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs MILFORD Cyr have a baby
girl. born April 1S.-John Thomas and
Helena Palmer were in Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs. W. w. Clark entertained the
d. A. r. society Thursday. View
Grange was postponed until this week
Friday, owing to the condition of roads,
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev, Z. j. Meader has been i'll the
past few days and was not able to attend
church Sunday AS next Sunday Is to be
his last service here he will be pleased
to have large attendance-Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Jimmo are the parents Of a son,
Andrew Ellsworth. born the 18th. Mrs.
Jimmo Is in a critical condition.The La
dies Home Circle will meet the Sth OF
May with Mrs. James Alger.-Mrs. Ben1a-
min McQuivy of Middlebury visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Orvis.-Glyn
Parker of Middletown. Conn. visited Dan
lei Sargent last week.-Mrs.. John Wright
Is ill.-Mrs. Charles Grace and son visited
her brother, Henry Steadman, In Lincoln.
The Christian Endeavor societywill meet
next Sunday night at the Jerusalem school
house and appoint officers for the ensuing
year.-Mrs. Ralph Orvis will teach the
spring term of school In the Orvis district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Steadman of Lincoln
visited her sister, Mrs. Russell Young,
Sunday Mrs. Steadman will remain few
days.-Mrs. Alden Elliott of Lincoln visit
ed her brother Alfred Jimmo. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott Sunday.
Mrs Elliott will remain few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
MILTON

A rousing rally was held Saturday eve
ming In the interest of the fifth Victory
Loan at Odd Fellows hall. Several reels
of war pictures were shown and four min
ute speeches were given by the Rev. +. f.
Talbee, Edwin Wright of Colchester, a
returned soldier and Sergeant c. o. Tur-
ner The address of the evening was
given by Lieut.. Norton of Montpelier.
Music was furnished by the Clark Memo
rial band. Thirty-six persons subscribed
after the rally.-Miss Mildred Gilbert of
Essex Junction was guest at B. d. Mar
tin's-The funeral of Willis Davidson was
held from the Episcopal Church on Mon
day at two o'clock. The Rev A. A Bes-
sey ofiiciated. Interment was in the fam
lily lot in the village cemetery. The re-
mains were brought here from Cambridge,
where Mr. Davidson had made his home
for several years. The deceased was Sc
years old. He leaves one brother, War
ner and sister, Laura. both of this
place.-The Every member canvass of the
United Church will be put on Sunday aft
ernoon. The solicitors will cover every
part Of the town.--Mrs. Anna Sanderson
of Burlington is spending few days with
friends In town.-M. j. Perry has sold
his place on River street to the Co-opera-
tive Creamery company.-There are sew
eral cases of mumps in town.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Vincent and three children of
Concord N. H., are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Laraway.-Miss Emma
Maynard of Enosburg is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Allen.-Mr and Mrs. j. S.
Benham have returned from Burlington
where they spent the winter and opened
their house on Main street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs. James Douglass died Thursday
at her home here after a five
days illness. The fineral was held
at Vergennes from st. Peters Church.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. G.. c. Cornell of West Addi-
son and Miss Noyes of Salisbury were
married at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage Thursday evening by the Rev.
T. NJ. Hagadorn-EZra Curtis, who has
been in overseas service, has received
his discharge and is visiting his brother
Fred Curtis.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Little April 49,
Mrs. Alice Rowley visited her mother
Mrs Esme Palmer.
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COLCHESTER

Adolphus NJ Wheeler, who has been
for a few weeks is growing weaker. Fl [
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Somerville is ais
quite i'll. Mrs. Grace Howard Is carinI
for them.-Mrs, Alva Richards went d
Burlington Saturday to see her sstet
who is receiving treatment for append
citis in the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Herbert Durham OF Gardner, Mass,
visiting in town.-Mrs. John Gravel d
Vergennes Is visiting her mother, Mr{
Sarah Nay.-The Kings Daughters wi
Friday at 12:30.-At the Easter concer|
at the Baptist Church last Sunday morrt
ing. in addition to the exercises partic0
pated in by several children. There wen
recitations by Myrtle Gray. Llewellyt
Button, Julia Scribner, Everett ButtorI
Elsie Gray, Roger Curtis and Cornell
Scribner. Solos were sung by +. w
Severance and Mrs. Gladys c. Gray
Leland Severance, who was seriously II
last week. is improving.-The Nictorj
Liberty Loan committee consists of MI
and Mrs. Il. $. Wright, Mr., and Mrd
w. II. Munson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ, Wright, MI
and Mrs, T. Hogan, George MorganI
George Somerville, Harley Monta, Franz
Blakely. b. f. Gale, j. f. Wolcott Mis-
Kate Parmalee. Miss Grace Blakely, Mr1
n. II. Kenyon. Mrs. Bert Carey Mrs
A. O. Hulburd. The committee began tn
drive on Saturday and hope to complete
within the week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
BRIDPORT

James, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Burke, is i'll with measles
Guy st. George has recovered from the
measles and is confined to the house
with mumps.-Martin Henry, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broughton,
is in a serious condition. He had an
abcess and poisoning set in. Dr. Beech
er of Burlington was called to consult
with Dr. Blaisdell on Friday. Hopes for
his recovery are slight.-Philip De-
nell of Montpelier is with his friend,
D. G. Rice. at the home of F. d. Allard
for a few days.--Mrs. Roy Dayton is
lill-Mildred st. John is passing her
Easter vacation with friends in Sails
bury and Burlington.-Oscar Cover has
returned to this place and accepted
position with j. II. Fletcher as post
master. His friends are glad to well
come him back-The Converse school
Is closed one week for the Easter vaca-
tion.-Miss Elsie Bailey of Connecticut
is passing some time here with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward He
bert Mrs. Hebert is not gaining as
her many friends wish her to but they
hope for her recovery soon.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Pratt and son, Roscoe, were
Sunday guests at the home of C. j.
Barbour-Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Sunder-
land visited her sister. Mrs. r. r. Har-
ris, Sunday.
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CORNWALL

Mr.. and Mrs. William Billiard are par
ents of daughter born Thursday, April
T-Henry Thomas of Brandon has been
spending the past week at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. Milo Randall.-Mr and
Mrs l.. c. Litchfleld and children, who
have been recent guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. MacMurtry have gone
to theeir new home in Wayland. Mass
In spots there are such deep mud holes in
the roads as to be almost impossible. A
few automobiles venture out and fire.
quently get stuck in the mud for several
hours-Mss Josephine Miller has been
visiting in Panton for several days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Bicknell was celebrated by a re-
ception OF friends and neighbors in their
home on Monday, April 81. The reception
was designed to be as informal as pos
sible, letters Of invitation having been
sent only to friends living out Of town.
1t being understood that the house would
be open to all friends residing In town
who might find 1t convenient to come.
At the hour appointed the rooms were
filled by a pleasant gathering of about
70 people. After the social hour the
company was called to order and words
Of appreciation and congratulation were
spoken by r. Il. Jordan, also by the
Rev. s. II. Barnum, both we'll inter-
spersed with bits Of humor Mr.. Jordan
referred to a gift of an easy chair to
Mrs. Bicknell by the members of the
Foreign Missionary society, Of which she
had been president for many years and
handed to Mr.. Bcknell a gift of money
from the Mems Home Missionary society,
an organization which has not been
heard of heretofore, but the men not
willing to be outdone by the women 1t Is
fair to suppose to have been organized
letter from G. w. Woodland of Los
Angeles was read by Mrs Frank RAN
fame, N. Y, was read by Mrs. l. L.
Thompson, both letters being in rhyme
A chronicle written by Miss Anna E.
Allen of Chicago was read by Mrs. f.. b.
Jordan. Both Mr.. and Mrs Bicknell
responded with much feeling. Other
gifts were received from various friends,
among them handsome piece Of china
from Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Fuller and a
talking machine from members of the
family Prayer was offered by the pas
tor, the Rev. s. II. Barnum, after which
refreshments were served, a beautiful
wedding cake being cut by Mrs. Bick-
nell. Golden weddings are not frequent,
but two have been celebrated In this
village this year. the other being that
Of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Packard in Feb
ruary. The names of guests from out of
town are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Ruggles II. w. and r. H. Rice of Essex
Junction, Mrs. Adelia Cushman Of Bur-
linRton, Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Howe and
Mrs. Clara Howe Of Underhill, also Mrs.
Mary Mead of Underhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Fuller of Moretown.-Mrs. f. w.
Pease of Jericho and Mrs. Clara Howe
of Underhill were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bicknell Tuesday.-Mrs. Harry Car
penter and sister Miss Doris Bullock,
will leave for Lynn. Mass. Saturday.
Carl Kinney is the guest of friends in
Fletcher-Clyde Wilder has purchased
of F. NJ. Hoskins his blacksmith shop
Fletcher McGinnis has rented Of Mrs.
Cora Chaplin her place in the village
and is moving, having sold his farm to
Mr.. Krewet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
SHELBURNE

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harrington at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Saturday.
The annual parish supper of Trinity
Church was held on Tuesday evening,
April %, under the auspices of Trinity
Guild. The parish house was tastefully
decorated with Easter lilies and potted
plants. About 60 members of the parish
were present. After bountiful supper
Mrs. l. H. Deyette as toastmistress called
upon the officers Of the various parish
organizations to make their reports. Ad
dresses were also made by Capt. j.
Watson Webb, Lieut.. Allen B. Mac
Murphy and the rector. the Rev. G. r.
Brush.-Fred Gosselin has been honorably
discharged from the service and returned
to his home yesterday.-Miss Laura
Collamer is visiting friends in Burlington
The quota of the fifth Liberty Loan has
al been subscribed for.-The Rev. John
A. Hamilton of Burlington will speak
at the Methodist Church Friday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All the people of the
church are invited. There will be special
music and business of Importance will
be transacted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

Morton Alger spent Easter with
family here.-Mrs. William Heatheri|
ton and little son have been pass
a few days with crparents.-Mrs. Sal
sherman of Huntington was red
visitor at the home of her niece, n
clinton Smith.-Mrs. Malona White
Mrs. Charles Smith and children hi
returned to Burlington.-Miss Al
Canton was a week end visitor at
home.-Miss Christine Whalen is
her home for few days.. b.
kins and j. w. Berry left Sunday nj
for New York to meet Lieut.. Col st
ley Berry, who has just arrived fl
overseas.-A daughter was born
week to Mr.. and Mrs william Bull
of Middlebury. Mrs. Billiard was
merlY of Richmnnd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
WESTFORD.

There will be a dance at the Knight
of Pythias hall Friday evening, Apr
25. Cabanas orchestra. assisted b
Wallace Sherman of Burlington, will fur
nish musio-The Fortnghtly club vii
meet Thursday with Mrs. j. T.. ALLIE
at the home of Mrs, II. ]. Macomber.-
George Vassor of Essex Junction an
Edward Bashaw of Brookside have ex
changed places Both families Ar
moving.-H. e. Huntley has been ap
pointed deputy sheriff.-Mrs. Eleano
Osgood has returned from Essex June
ton, where she assisted in caring 70
DIR. Smead In his last illness,-Arman
Osgood Is seriously i'll with pneumonia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
NEW HAVEN

russell and Ruth Everest were visitors
IN burlington Saturday.-A miscellaneous
shower was given Mrs. Hoyt Swain
thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ehsna Follansbee A pleasant afternoon
was spent. Aunt Dinah appearing on the
scene with load of presents, after which
refreshments were served.-Mrs. j. Il.
Davis and Mrs. Hasson Davis attended
the club meeting in Waltham Thursday.
MRS. Hoyt Swain went Saturday to
Eiienpurg, N. Y. to join her husband
several from town attended the dance
given In the new milk plant building in
Vergennes Monday.-Miss Myrtle Peck Is
nursing In Waltham.-Mrs. l.. n. Rowley
was In Burlington Wednesday,
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WALTHAM

The N. S. club met with Mrs. B. 8.
Merrill Thursday afternoon, April II.
Zen members were present and two
visitors, Miss Marion Merrill and Mrs
A. G. Hunt. The literary program on
Drugs and the Drug Fiend" was very
Interesting. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.-H. d. Hallock went to
Randolph Center last week and brought
home his son, Harold, who is slowly
gaining from his long serious Illness
Mrs. Harley Gardner, who has been car
ing for Mrs. r. II. Booth the last month,
has returned to her daughters. Mrs.
w. c. Blair, in Vergennes.-C. S. Sher-
bino of Bridport is passing few days
with his daughter, Mrs. =. w. OTIS
H. w. Day is busy canvassing the town
for the Victory Liberty Loan.-P. w.
Otis Is in Bridport shearing sheep this
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

we waite or Barre Is visiting Mrs. Eva
Nerritt'-Mr. and Mrs F.. J. Woodbury.,
WIN passed the winter in town, have re-
turned to West Bridport for the sum-
mer.-Mrs. Anna Evans of Burlington,
H'ate w. M, Installed the new officers Of
ene Anna Hendee chapter, o. T.. s.,
SATURDAY evening.-Mlss Larrabee of
Burlington passed the weekend with her
parents.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin
nave returned from visiting in Jericho
and Bolton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
WHITING

To Whiting belongs the honor of
being the first town in Addison county
to be over the top in the Victory Loan
drive. The quota was reached before
noon Midday. Great credit Is due to
Town Chairman Carleton o. Church for
his hard work.
The Rev. Francis j. Malzard preached
to well filed house on Sunday on the
Easter message. There was special
music by the choir.-Next Sunday eve
ming County Agent l. N. Bartlett will
speak in the United Church on 1.-THE
Farm Bureau In the COMMUNICATIVE
village hopes soon to boast an or
chestra. The addition of a bass drum.
the property Of Kenneth Williams. il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
LINCOLN

The senior class of Bristol high school
presented "A Family Affair." in the town
hall Friday evening. to a good sized
audience.-Mr. and Mrs Wallace Murray
of Amherst, Mass, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pierce, recently.
Henry Bennett, who has been overseas
in the 26th Division. spent few days
furlough the past week with his brother,
Edward. He returned Friday to Camp
Devens, where he will receive his dis
charge. Tucker Of Warren was in
town last week.-G. d. Draper of Rut-
land is visiting friends In town-Fred
James of Williston is visiting at the
home of his father-in-law, Elmer Parent.
-Newal Murray came Sunday from Rye
gate for few days stay in town.
George Bassett, former resident, came
Saturday from his home In Springfield,
Mass. and is visiting at the home of
David Grant.-G A. Thayer has been APP
pointed town chairman Of the fifth
liberty loan. and a campaign to float the
loan began Monday. 1t seems a good
proposition for investment since you get
your money back in four years with ~
per cent. interest exempt from all
taxation save an inheritance tax, or 3%
per cent, exempt from all taxation
While at work on cutting off saw
Friday morning, Forest Cove received
severe cuts on his left hand. After put
ting on sharp saw. he took a piece of
board to test the adjustment and in
some way his hand was drawn onto the
saw cutting his thumb and all the fin-
gers. 1t was not necessary to take off
any of the fingers although they were
badly mangled.-The Industrial will meet
at the home Of Mrs. John Benton, Thurs
day afternoon.-A dance will be given
Friday evening in Jackman and Gar
lands hall.-On Saturday evening, the
w. C. T. U. will hold a social in Grange
hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

V. w. Waterman and Charles Norton
Lee Vanderhoof of Cornwall. N. Y.
former resident, is spending a few days
in town.-Mrs. u. b. Lee made business
trip to Burlington yesterday. Ruth
Clark, who is employed in the Bixby Me-
mortal Free library, is passing a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Clark of East Ferrisburg.-A
daughter was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
ESSEX CENTER

Ralph Sherman, who enlisted at
outbreak of the war in the Signal Co
and was stationed at Panama, has
ceived his honorable discharge and
rived home Saturday.-L. j. Bixby
bought of Frank spaulding of Burli
ton the farm known as the SpauldI
farm and has taken possession.
l.. ]. Bixby has purchased the SpauldI
farm on the Essex Junction road. +
session has already been given and
Bixby will move his family to their n
home this sping.-The Rev. J. s. All
purchased the Cassius Williams propeI
before leaving for his new work in Uni
Village. His family have moved and u
continue to make their home in this \
lage.-Margaret Brown spent the wei
end at her home here.--L. l.. SaxtonI
Cloverdale was guest Sunday at E.|
Whltton's.-Ral Sheehan has recei1
his discharge from the army and
returned to his home here. Mr.. Sheefj
has been located during the war perl
In the Panama Canal zone.-Principal
w. Bradley spent the Weekend in b
lington and vicinity on school busind
The local post office was moved Tu|
new post mistress. Marion Do
spent the weekend with friends at Nj
dlebury College.-Randolph Still Of JON
vile spent Sunday with friends in TOW
Edward Ledoux of this village and q
merry Of Lyndonville passed away at
St. Johnsbury hospital Thursday la
The remains were brought here Saturd
night and burial was made from
Church of the Holy Family at Est
Junction Monday.-Miss Emma Wortf
had the misfortune Sunday evening
fall and break her arm. She has
sympathy of all who know her.
Sergeant j. D. Flynn of Fort Port
Buffalo. N. Y, was a guest at Patr
Flynn's Tuesday.-The freed seed fr
the United States department of ae
culture for annual distribution has
rived and may be had by calling at
high school building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
STARKSBORO

Mrs. Nancy Ross and Miss Ann Pierce
are slowly recovering from their illness
Mrs Charles Devoid Is caring for them
There was n large attendance at the Eas-
ter exercises by the Sunday school at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning. The flu
neral of Elmer Stokes was held at the
home on Brown hill April l7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Shiverette and daughter
Dorothy. were at their former home in
Monkton for a few days last week.-Mrs.
Il. II. Newton and son Clifford have gone
to Boston to meet her husband. Lieuten-
ant Newton of the 103rd Machine Gun
company.-G. II. Clifford and G. l.. Cliff
ford are both i'll with rheumatism.-Les-
ter Hill, who had been i'll only few days
with heart trouble, passed away Sunday
the goth. He leaves a widow and two
brothers, Frank and Elmer step
mother. Mrs Marcia Hill. and several
nephews and nieces.-Milo Smith has re-
turned from Brstol.-The Christian Gull
ture club meets Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. f. j. Houston.-Grange meeting on
Friday night of this week.-A large num-
Der OF the neighbOrs and friends of Earl
Carpenter assisted him in celebrating his
21st anniversary last week. He was pre-
scented with ring by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Carpenter and a purse of
money by friends and relatives.
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JERICHO

In probate court Monday in Burlington
there was settlement and decree In the
estate of the late Alice Wright.-Mrs.
Abbe Foster and daughter, Sadie. and
son. Wright, are spending few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buxton in Richmond, being called there
by illness in the family.-While Roland
Montague was visiting in Underhill he
was hooked under the chin by a cow
bringing her head up as he was feeding
her. cutting a cash. A few stitches had
to be taken to close the wound.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Ladeau were in Essex Sun
day to attend the funeral Of Mr.. LadeaJs
brother. Edward Ladeau.-Mr and Mrs
Hurd Montague were over-Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Burton
Tillston in Bakersfied.-Miss Mildred
Hanley has completed her work in Bur-
lington and returned to the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Hanley.
Miss Bessie Percival is confined to the
house with the measles.-The Easter ex-
ercises given at the Baptist Church Sun
day were very nicely carried out and
much credit is due the Sunday school
teachers and those who took part.-Clara
Styles has returned to her school work
in Burlington after spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. N.
Stygles-Dennis Rood, who has been Ill
and confined to his room, is able to be
out around.-A. 2. Byington has been
excused as one of the jurymen from the
town for the spring term of court.-Mr
and Mrs. Louis Paradee are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sleeper
in Winooski.-Mrs. Della Foster OF
Jeffersonvlle is working for Belle r.
Parsons.-Harry Teachout has completed
his course at Manchester and returned
home, he goes Wednesday to Willston,
where he has position with NJ. c.
Matezar