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The Washington times., 1920-12-03
FAMILY RECONCILIATION
THOUGHT crime MOTIVE
Slain Millionaire Planned Build
ina New Home With Wife.

ARDMoRE, okla. Dec. "A
plausible motive for the shooting OF
Jake l.. Hamon. Repub'ic lean national
committeeman and millionaire oil
magnate, and the one generally ac.
ceptcd by his business associates, is
that he was about to cast aside Mrs.
Clara smith Hamon. who is accused
OF fring the shot. and was to send
tcontinued on Page .. Column L)
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
LEADER IN BIG MAIL
ROBBERY GOES TO PEN

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 3.---kcith
Collins. bogus army officer and mas
ter mind" in the Omaha s3,hOo.OoO
mail train robbery. today was SEN
fenced in Federal court to hfteen
years in the Federal prison at Fort
.Leavenworth, Kans.
He pleaded guilty to several indict-
ments charging robbery of the mails.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
Ratify Trade Agreement.

Counsel General ]. q. Fosttr AZ
ottawa, today reported to the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
that the legislative council OF Jamaica
has ratified the Canada West indies
trade agreement.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
WEATHER

Cieuay sad warmer
teaiEkt Asd Saturday.
Probably becoming Ua-
settled Moderate south
and southwest wtads.
TeaD. NJ 3 a M. rs deg.
Teap. ~ sosn. 40 deE.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
POPE TO APPEAL FOR AID
FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN

Rome. Dec. 3..-rope BENEDICT XIV is
issuing a worldwide appeal for coll
lection OF funds, food. and clothing
on December IL for the destitute chill
dren OF Central Europe, IL was learn
ed at the Vatican today.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
SEIZED
IN BIG CACHE
RevoIvers and Munitions Are
Uncovered in Heart Of
British Capital.

DUBLIN, Dec. S.-Count~ss Mar
kiewtcx, NJ. l., prominent Sim Fein
leader, was today found guilty ny
court martial OF eonspiring TO spread
sedition and cause murder In Ire
land. The court announced that
sentence would he imposed later.
Countess Markiewicz has had
stormy career. She took part ir
the 1915 uprising at Dublin, ano
was sentenced to life imprisonment
hut later her sentence was commu
ted.
The prosecutor nj the trial Just
ended, declared that he had evil
dence to show the countess had ad-
mitted killing British officers.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-A terrorist
arsenal" has been discovered by s:-
cret service agents in the heart OF
London, the Daily Graphic stated
today. Revolvers and other weapons
and a great quantity Of munitions
were found. So large was the bulk
of war supplies that it required sew
eral hours to remove them to q
Scotland Yard warehouse.
ARREST TWO IN GLASGOW.
Two alleged Sim Feiners have
been arrested at Glasgow on the
charge of trying to persuade soldiers
to sell their firearms.
Although the surface Indications
seem to contradict IL, reports are
current that the movement toward q
truce with Ireland is growing.
The Daily Mirror says important
influences are at work in ministerial
circles to bring Irish peace before
Christmas.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
TERRORIST ARSENAL IS FOUND IN LONDON
Italian Warship Trapped in
Harb0r of Fiume

PARIS Dec 3The Italian dreadnaught Dante Agherr has
been trapped of Fume by the sinking Of Of the
Gabrielle dAnnunzos "ee the the port
according to advces received here today.
small cruiser which had joined fAnnunzio months
off the port dreadnaught from leaving the
harbor to join the Italian fleet blockading Fume
MILAN Dec. "a parliamentary committee has gone from
Rome Fue attempt persuade dam inxo to re-
his declaration of against Italy
This committee empowered to enter into peace negoa
tons" with effort to induce him resist
against the and the fleet that bocad
ing Fiume
Wake continued Fiume for forty eight
hours DAnnunzo declaration of against Italy, unless the
Italian government to be effective today
According advces from Rome IAN enormous majority
of the Italian people demand honorable surrender"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page three)

ent Of Lamoille county AT Morrisville
|ednesdav Among the ex-service men
no went for the encampment Tuesday
|ght were r. r Mcmahon, 2. A. Ray
|ond. Albert Raymond. g H. Shaw.
J. Bashaw, L. L. Kidder. Jr. Cornell
Hey. Kenneth Bull and Edwin Smalley
owe Military hand assisted in furnish
|e rnusio.--Frank E. Cooley went We'd
(sday to Medford. Mass. where he will
rs employment as janitor at A Tufts
Pllege huldine.--Ntrs. Julia Jones and
|rs. A. A. Royce went Wednesday to
|. Johnshury on their way for two
|eeks' visit in Portland, Me.-Miss Flor
bee Austin of Essex. who is passing
lie week at F l.. NcCarthy's will
|ach the Mills school. opening next Mon
(y.-Mrs. Eliza Ftnniran and Miss Ien-
e Wells. who have returned from a.
Ep 10 Massachusetts, attended the mil
nery opening in Boston and visited their
eter. Mrs. F. c. Dearborn. In Lynn and
iss Florence Souther in Whitman Mass
Thi!e At the latter place they were
lught in tornado that blew down
buses and urrooted trees in locality
lly four miles distant The subject Of
le pastors sermon AT the Community
hurch Sunday morning will be The
hurch a Community Builder MUM
oardman of Burlington is passing the
eek in Stowe
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Windsor County
SOUTH ROYALTON

Miss Faunce, who has heen spending
her vacation in town. returned 10 her
home in Salem, Mass, Monday-Miss
Bertha Pratt of Claremont. " H. has
heen visiting her cousin. Mrs Sadie
Flanders.-Mrs. Helen Drew. who since
the death Of her husband. : G Drew,
about six months ago had been living
with her daughter. Mrs H II Paige
in Randolph, died Monday at the ad-
vanced aee Of so Funeral services
were held at the old home Wednesday
afternoon al two o'clock The prin,-
AIRY election passed off rather quietly.
over 100 women registered and a
good number voted The chief interest
conferred in the nomination of rep
resentatives, \. W. Rohonnon becomes
the candidate Of the Republican party
and j. r. Goodrich for the Democratic
party.-The citizens OF this town were
treated to surprise Wednesday noon
by the passage of a flying machine
which was headed for Burlington.
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JOHNSON

Fred Laduke. who has been employed
F. W. Leslie for the past two years.
hs accepted a position at Roxbury and
tll leave for there this week.-A J.
Raleeby has returned from New York
frs. F. w. Leslie spent Thursday with
frs. H. r. Crosby in Hyde Park The
ev. e. G. French returned home Fri
by and preached in North Hyde Park
flnday.-M. S. Hill started for Boston
y auto Thursday. his father going with
i'm as far as Antrim, y. HI. W.
[obertson OF North Cambridge was in
bwn last week.-H. c. Bllado OF Fair
|eld spent Sunday with his son here
FRS. Frank Sargent and son have re-
IIrned from St. Johnsbury, where he
las been receiving treatment in Bright
box hospital.-Miss Lila Wh!pple spent
part of last week in Canbr,dee.-Miss
kena, daughter Of II. e. Parker. has
uttered the University OF Vermont at
burlington. Hll started FOR Bos-
|pn Monday.--Eddle Mills OF Fletcher
(pent Sunday with his brothers here
Mr. ana Mrs. Daulton have gone u house
teeping In the Holmes tenement on Main
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MORRISvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis r. Liberty have
Bridge street formerly known a. the
Charles Mcclellan place Possession given
at once.-H W. Camp has sold his truck
ing business to L. E Derby. Mr.. Derby
came here from Akron. Ohio.-Rea
Schutt. Ralph Patch and WALTON Peck
left sunday for Franklin, Mass. where
they will attend Dean Academy.-Misses
Beatrice Schutt and Madgs Merritt have
completed their duties as operators In
the Citizens Telephone company ONCE
and will go next week TO Middlebury.
where they will enter college Miss
Phyllis HIN Ia recovering nicely from an
operation for appendicitis performed at
Randolph sanatarium last week.-Robert
and Dorothy Wiley of Greensboro are
At the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Lena
Kelley. while attending Peoples Aca-
demy.-Mr and Mrs. Earl Sweet and lit
tie son. Brooks. who have been spend
ing several weeks at the home Of Mrs.
Sweets parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Brooks, have returned to their home in
Middleton. Conn They were accompanied
to Charleston. y. H.. by Mr.. and Mrs
Brooks and Miss Marion Brooks, where
they were guests of Mrs. Brooks brother
A b. Hil.-Miss Belle Barrows resumed
her duties as operator for the Citizens
Telephone company, Monday after a two
weeks vacation-W. p. Mould OF Mine
Vile. y. v, came Saturday night for a
weeks stay with Mrs. Mould at the home
Of her mother, Mrs, Frances Greene. and
Mr.. Mould's father. T. w Mould-Mrs,
Clarence Baker, who has heen seriously
III, IL improvins.-Le Terrill for sew
eral years an efficient clerk In the A. l..
Cheney Drug store. completed his duties
there Saturday night.-Mrs. Bernice Lam
bert was called to Burlington Saturday
night by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
lila George.-Miss Jean Pinney wen.
Monday to the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, where she will undergo an
| operation for appendcitis.-M and Mrs.
w, l., Durgan and daughters, Mrs Hazel
Eells and Nina Durgan. and Mr.. and
Mrs, Barnie Durgan have returned from
a two weeks stay with the former =
father, Eratue Durgan. and sister. Mrs.
David Hammond, OF Lypton, Mich, and
brothers, Fred of Flint, A. L., Of Column
biaville, and George Of st. Louis. Mich.
The trip was made by auto.
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

The Ri Rev. j. j. Rice Of Burlington,
made his annual visitation to st. Mary's
parish Sunday and AT An impressive ssrv-
Ice. administered the rite Of confirmation
TO 40 children Of the parish. Special mu-
&C was prepared for the service the reg
liar choir rendering a harmouiz mass.
f2nd. Tom Mr.. L'Evesque sang an Of
fertory solo, Ave Verum. Bishop Rice
arrived In Newport Saturday afternoon
and left for Burlington Sunday evening
AT the meeting Of the National Bar as
soc'ation In St Louis. George r. Young
was elected vtcs- president IL the Confer
encs OF Commissioners on Uniform State
Lava. T. shepley. Of Groton. Mass
and West Palm Beach. Fla, Is Visiting
his son. Ds,vin Shepley. at Camp Lo-
doska. Indian Point.-Miss Agnes Hogan.
VINO has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
George Macarthur for several weeks. re-
turned to her home "a Boston Sunday
Miss Theda Kimball, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rogers. left
Sunday for her home In Boston.-M. F.
Bacon. Orleans county leader Of the boys
and girls Garden club, selected Miss Elya
Lodge, Miss Doris Lorimer and Miss Hell
en- Hyer to demonstrate home canning at
Orleans county fair at Barton last week
They also exhibited 100 cans Of fruit and
vegetables which they have preserved this
summer.-Secretary of state Harry A.
Black In home until after election.-Ted
Williams has gone to Boston to work and
Will also study telegrs ply at night school.
The Rev Joseph Hamilton Of White
River Junction. a former pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, preached the
sermon at the evening service on Sun
day. The Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamilton
are spending a week with their son. f.
A. Hamilton.
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank f.. AL
fred. whose death occurred September l.
were held at her late home on Third
street Friday afternoon, the Rev. II. p
Rankin, pastor of the First Baptis
Church officiating. The services were
attended by very large number OF
friends and neighbors and the profusor
of beautiful flowers attested to the lovins
sympathy Of wide circle Of friends
The interrnent was In the family lot II
the Main Street cemetery, Mrs Clara
Ives Alfred was born in New York cit,
and her home was in Brooklyn until sh.
came 10 this city IA years ago az the wife
Of Judge r, r, Alfred, Though coming
from . large city and wider interests. she
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nell returned Tuesday night from a sew
era DAYS stay at Essex Junction and
Burlington James L. Berry, Jr.. went to
Barre Tuesday TO begin his senior year
at Goddard Seminary. Carrie Rush
low. who has been stopping az r. w Var
NUNS for some time, went to ST Johns
bury Tuesday.-A meeting was held az
the parsonage Monday evening for the
officers and teachers Of the Sunday-schoo |
A fair number of ladies awaited them
selves Of the opportunity to cast their
ballot at the primaries Tuesday.-The
Griswold saw mill was shut down Mon
day and Tuesday owing 10 the high wa
ter.-Miss Jennie Hope who has been
staying in town for several weeks, return
ed to her home In Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. Della Rousseau. Of Johnson. Is WIS.,
tinR friends in town
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CRAFTSBURY

One hundred and nineteen women Of
this town registered for voting Friday
and Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. y. H Kin
nay erterta med their guests at Lake Cas-
plan few days last we"k..-Harry Noodle
is painting and repairinc his twn-story
dwelling house. The Epworth League
gave up their servto7 sunday evening 10
attend the lecture ~ The Congregational
Church given lr 80 cora Davis.-MaX
Rawson and Er' '''snd returned TO
Boston. Mass Alden Twiss is
working At WhfD Junction.-Mame
Rowell Of Love- IS. was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. g. T.. 'uwles the first OF
this week Tho Delta Alpha class en-
terta'ned the ntHcf lass taught by Mrs
Winslow during the contest at supper
Friday evening al Miss Smiths cottage
on Lake Eleeo. tn. sine was spent in
contests. games and social intercourse 49,
Mrs Minnie Babcock u Hardwick, was
a guest at y. n. KinneY's Monday.--Mrs
y s. Sawyer. who was very III last
week is much improved
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Charles II. Root was awarded the fol-
lowing prizes at the Barton fair: First
prize on Jersey COW; second on bull Poeis
9th Of Hood Farm S2nd second on four
year-old boar: first on SOW and pigs: first
on young boar and third on young SOW
A Crsftsburv community fair will he
held Mt North CraftsburY Friday. Septem-
Der "a. meeting was held at w. w
Anderson's Friday evening and the fol-
lowing committees appointed ports. stock
floral hail. advertising, music. grounds.
finance and program. II was planned also
to hold baby show" in connection with
the fair DR.. F r. Easton has been chosen
chairman; Percy Kerr secretary. and A..
s. Babcock treasurer The various com
mittees ask the people to contribute
toward the fair and help to make this
gathering a great success.-The Misses
Mildred and Mary Dutton have closed
their tea room at Greensboro. Miss NIL
dred goes TO Barton to teach and Miss
Mary returns to her duties at Mlddlehury
College for another year.-Mr. and Mrs.
James McCaffrey and daughter of Provi-
dence. r. T.. have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. McCaffrey's sister. Mrs
NJ. y. Johnson.-Frederic Smith. who has
spent the summer with Mrs. C. n. Row
ley, has returned to Montreal. Can.-At
the office Of Fl. y. Stevens. town clerk.
Sc women registered Saturday afternoon,
With the registration at South Craftsbury.
over 100 women have been entered upon
the voting list for the town.-Ozora Davis.
p. n. president of Chicago Theological
Seminary. addressed a good sized audi
ence al the Congregational Church Sun
day evenine.-The little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy LeBaron met with quite a
serious accident last Wednesday. She fell
the length of the cellar stairs at their
home and cut a severe cash on the hack
Of her head
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
JEFFERSONVILLE

| Chauncey Perry. who has been con
ned to the house for several weeks from
Injuries received by being hit by an
Iutomobile, is out agan.-High school
egan this week.-H. NJ. Cornell and
aughter We're Sunday visitors AT Dr.
iarvin's at Essex Junction. Several
ouples attended the dance at Fairfield
Friday night.--A Masonic meeting for
ast masters with an invitation TO every
member of the district Is to be held
Thursday evening. The ladies of the
.brder of the Eastern Star will serve
Iefreshments-Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wells
Ind children of Belvidere visited Mrs,
Wells parents, Mr., and Mrs. Edison
Thomas, Sunday. Stearps of
vstervlle has purchased the stock Of
foods in r. H. Fuller's store at the
Junction and took possession Monday
morning. Mark Perry met with an acci-
lent while at the movie at tho town hall
Saturday evening A bottle fell from the
balcony and hit him on the head and cut
cash which necess,tated the services of
] physician.-The reception given the
Rev. and Mrs, Bartlett and the school
faculty at the church Friday evening
was we'll attended and an enjoyable occa-
hon. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Chase and son
were visitors In Bakersfield Sunday
Miss Velma Coburn of Bakersfield Acad-
Any at Bakersfield spent the weekend
Bt the home of her grandparents here,
Mrs. Carrie Rushlow has been stop
bling with her aunt, Mrs H. w. Varnum.
Lone hundred and two women took the
kreeman's oath before the board of civil
authority at the town clerks ONCE Satur-
hay.-Mr and Mrs. Videto and son OF
Montreal have been visiting at T. ~
IFldeto's.
The addition TO the high school building
p rapidly going forward. School opened
Monday morning with large enroll
Snent.-A good representation Of Legion
boys attended the encampment at Nor
risvile Wednesday.-Miss Marion Cor
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WARREN

Frank Tracy of Montpelier was in town
the past week. Ford brothers have sold
there mountain lot 70 the Goodale and
Neil lumber company.-W. r. Spinner
vile and James Carlin were in Mont
pelier recently. --EdNh Strong is attend
ing school at Montpelier Seminary. Mr.
and Mre. !. p, Tucker, Mr., and Mrs A.
w. Tucker, Mrs. Alice Tucker, Harry
Allen and family and Mrs. Myra Allen
and several OF the Odd Fellows were in
Barre Thursday to attend the funeral Of
Claron Allen.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Rounds of Sherburne spent several days
at NJ. r. Goodspeeds the past week The
Rev. Mr. Seymour, who has been the
acting pastor at the village church for
several weeks, has finished his labors and
returned to hts home In Massachusetts,
ii. L. spauldins and Mrs. Hattie Ford
were In Montpelier last Tuesday.-Mrs.
Anna Hartshorn of Lowell. Mass. is Wis
iting relatives In town.. c, Lamb has
been called to Montpelier as juryman
from this town.-Frank Eaten Of Water
bury was In town the past week-Charles
PMnlsy Of Mortified wac In town the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
Washington County
MONTPELIER

George H. Ladd Of Middlesex. aged u
years. died September following an
illness due to cerebral hemorrhage. He
was born September e. ls47. a son OF Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Ladd. and has lived for
years In Middiesex. where he was a farm
er. He la survived by his wife. two
daughters. Mrs Osman Goss and Miss
Ida Ladd. Of Montpelier. and two sisters.
Mrs l, p. Densmore Of Middlesex and
Mrs. S. y. Bliss Of Boston. The funeral
took place at two o'clock Friday AZ
ternoon, the Rev. G. H. Rsdding Off
Chatting.
The Lenox block on State street and
the garage in the rear OF it were sold
Saturday afternoon at auction to the
Perry brothers of Barre for considera-
ton Of $2l 900.
Mrs Elsie j Hathaway of Calais AGED
81 years. died at Heaton hospital Friday
after about four weeks Illness. due to
the breaking down OF health She was
a native Of Calais. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hosea B. Wheeler born August
T. 1856. Her early life was passed in
that town and then for many years she
was teacher, well known in that pro-
fession. having taught in Calais. East
Montpelier, Woodbury. and Worcester.
Her husband, Mahlon Hathaway, died
/ $500 -" ''o'" 49, ''"' ~ SUI NiNc'
by two brothers. Luther and Edward
Wheeler of Calais. She had lived for
two years at Maple Corner and her
funeral took place Sunday from her late
nome. The interment took place In Rob
inson cemetery
Charles Hathaway Of Moretown has
suffered the amputation of both legs.
One was removed some weeks ago because
of hardening OF the arteries. while Last
week the other was taken on He Ia
optimistic about his condition in spite
of these hardshps
William J. O'Brien of White River juno
| ton pleaded guilty in Montpe,ier CITY
court Monday morning TO operatine an
automobile without a license and Maid
| fne Of $50 and costs. O'Brien admitted he
was the man who was irving tn handle
the automobile on State stree, In Mont
pelier Sunday evenine wh.n II hacked
into a tree injur1ne two men, II deyeloped
when he made his renort that II was
Charles J. O'Bren. who was injured and
that the wrong nam. was e,ven ont Sum
day evening. The Young man was COM
! Portable at Heaton hospital Monday morn
ing and on the road TO recoverv tn.
skull wa m, frsctur.d &C !, was fAared
AZ first. The r.st Of IN. marty have gone
! to their homes.
Tho ANNOUNCEMENT, ~, ,,. rr,a,. -,
John e. Puev " a, ,he s,s,. forsstrv
depsrtment and M,ss Earth Louise
Howell of E,,rnira n V has baen re
caivsd hv those .mo,oy.d In tho forastry
orice The weddiny tooL n,aca o, E,,rir,
sentember o /, was a donh,. w.dd,n. in
.vh,cb the above NAMED nsrsons Usre
married and also Miss Leslie Everts
Hawaii ~ Frank r. Finch TIL. Young
ladies' are daughters Of Mr. and Mrs
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CAMBRIDGE

The following is the result of the
ballot AT the primaries Tuesday:
United States senator. w. r. Dill
bingham. 2s9 Howard Shaw, IS. Gov
ernor, Agan, %; Babhitt, 9s: Emery ~;
tartness l2s. Lieutenant-governor A. w
Foote. 2s5, State treasurer, Scott. 2S
Secretary of State. Harry s. Black 24s
Auditor of accounts. Benjamin Gates. 221.
Attorney general. Archibald. 2l6. County
senator. W. T. Slayton, 1888: A. NJ. Nc
Farand. 1ne. Assistant Judge. Norman
Waterman. 49, Sheriff, Jonas Stevens,
PAS. High bsiliff, L. S, Morse. 2: States
attorney. w. r. Tracy. A3; Judge OF pro-
bate, Noyes G. Wood 23S Town repre-
sentative c. c. Powell gl
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identified herself with all that made
for civic and intellectual development in
the life OF the smaller town and at once
won and kept for herself a warm place In
the hearts Of large circle Of friends.
Mrs Alfred was the founder and first
president of the Fortnightly club and her
mental attainments were of a high order.
The Rev II. r. Rankin as pastor and
friend, paid o. sincere and tender tribute
to Mrs. Alfred's memory, her steadfast
faith. her courage and cheerful optimism
The executive committe Of the Col
den Jubilee Fund for st. Marys Catho-
lie Church reported at a recent meet
ing that $4,000 had been raised UP to
August l. Those interested in raising
this fund are hoping TO reach the
$4,000 mark by Dec 3Ist This leaves
$4,000 for 1921 and the church clear
Of debt on their fiftieth Anniversary
Tabor Darling has returned to Bos-
ton to continue his studies at the Mas
ga CHI setts School Of Osteopathy
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WOLCOTT

Carroll Wheeler and family Of Lisbon.
n. H, were guests of J. z. Wheeler. Jr.
Sunday.-W. c. Gould and family OF
Irasburg were visitors at A. w. Fortiers
Sunday. Lyon returned home satur-
day from a short visit with friends in
Glenn Falls, n. Y.-Mrs. w B. Prescott
was In Morrisville Saturday-F W
Coolie transacted business in Morrisville
the last of the week,-Guy McKinistry
has moved to the boarding house in Pot
tor
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WATERBURY CENTER

Mrs. F. ~. Boyer spent Sunday IN Mont
pelier.-F. L. Graves. Mrs. Eva Graves
and Homer May went TO Keene, \, Y.
Wednesday,. Emma Fuller went to
Burainkton Tuesday. where she will pass
several days with relatives.-Ehnest
Robinson was In towe Monday,-The
MiddleseX Grange will present a local
talent play here Friday under the auspices
OF the Mems Brotherhood.--F. l.. Buzzell
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Towne and MT
and Mrs. Henry Thurston were In St,
Johnsbury Sunday Edward Towne is re-
modelling the buildings recently purchased
of F. E Moody and will use what was
formerly a barn for bakery .-Iulius
Reed Of Ieominster is visiting in this
place.-Mre. F. l.. Graves and daughter
Jessie. returned Wednesday from keene.
y. Y, where they have been for several
,,.oa