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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Orthopcslic Hospital Association
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting OF the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic Hospital associa.
ton will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock In tho Frederick A. Mel
son auditorium. Report OF the past
year viii be read. All members OF
the association. both active and as
ISOLATE. are urged to be present.
Stevens Corps Social Meeting
The Stevens Relief Corps social
meeting will be held at Veterans
hall in the Arynory tomorrow. Lunch.
con will be served at noon.
Elite Social Club
The Elite Social club will meet
Friday Mt ! o'clock with Mrs. w. Il.
Lear. 1i3 East Fifty-ninth. Take
Meridian car.
Coterie Club
Coterie club meets at the home OF
Mrs. Olivia Dodds, 52f4 University
boulevard. Mt 2:i5 u. m. Mrs. II. A.
NJ. Bonnar Will lspeak on what Club
Women Are Doing" Special music.
Board meeting at 100 p. m.
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
meets with Mrs. w. V. Watson, gl4
North Fortieth at 2:30 p. m.
|
Ladies' Auxiliary 70 the Order Of
Railway Conductors
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order Of
Railway Conductors will give n card
party in Foresters' hall at p. m.
4
Leschi Heights Woman's Improve
ment Club
| Leschi Heights Woman's Improve.
ment club will meet at 2.30 at the
home Of Mrs. J. II. Hamilton, 313
Twenty.fourth avenue south. The
club win be addressed by Mr.. Hugh
NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. Thomas Carter
win give piano selections. Mrs. A.
u. Blackwell and Miss Beta Martin
will assist In extending hospitality to
the guests.
Community Meeting
The North Broadway and Denny.
Thurman additions will hold com
munity meeting at the Seward school
Friday evening at o'clock. There
will be community singing led by Mr.
/
program. One OF the questions up
for discussion is the need OF com.
munity club house. All residents of
the neighborhood are invited.
O. A. High School PIT. A.
| Queen Anne High School Parent
Teacher association has been post
poned from the 9th to the 13th on
account of rally at Plymouth church,
to which members Of PIT. a. are
cordially invited.
Ladies' Auxiliary Of p. O. Clerks.
Ladies' Auxiliary OF +. o. Clerks
will give n dance in /. o. @. T. hall,
1909 Virginia street.
Eastern Star Club
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Eastern Star club will be held at 3
p. m. Trustees meeting Q p. m. All
club members please attend.
Adele NJ. Fielde Parliamentary Club
Adele NJ. Fielde Parliamentary
Procedure club meets at $50 at the
Washington Annex. Parliamentary
law In charge of Mrs. Ella Cudihee.
president. Subject. incidental
Questions Public speaking In
charge Of Madame Saunderson.
Chi Omega AIumnae ..
Chi Omega alumnae will meet Fri.
day afternoon, February 8, at p.
m, with Mrs. A. p. Wolf. 305 Belle
vue avenue north, at the Carroll
apartments.
Business Meeting
Tho regular monthly business
meeting OF the Church Of Spiritual
Light was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hoog, 744 North Seventy.
first street, Monday night. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
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Lots Of men who pay as they go
are in no hurry about making a
start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

Tho regular monthly business
meeting OF the Church Of Spiritual
Light was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hoog, 744 North Seventy.
first street, Monday night. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
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Community Meeting

The North Broadway and Denny.
Thurman additions will hold a com
munity meeting at the Seward school
Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. There
will be community singing led by Mr.
David s. Craig. followed by good
program. One OF the questions up
for discussion is the need OF com.
munity club house. All residents of
the neighborhood are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

Observation-Disclosures,
Street Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

The annual meeting of the Chill
dren's Orthopedic Hospital associa
ton will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock In tho Frederick a. Mel
son auditorium. Report OF the past
year will be read. All members OF
the association. both active and as
ISOLATE. are urged to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

Leschi Heights woman's Improve.
ment club will meet at 2:30 at the
home Of Mrs. J. II. Hamilton, 3i3
avenue south. The
club win be addressed by Mr. Hugh
NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. Thomas Carter
win give plano selections. Mrs. A.
u. Blackwell and Miss Beta Martin
will assist In extending hospitality to
the guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

Chi Omega alumnae will meet Fri
day afternoon, February 8, at 2 p.
m. with Mrs. A. p. Wolf, 305 Belle
vue avenue north, at the Carroll
apartments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10

Euretta Eleanor Barrett: essay. THE
Real Mexico', Mary Dorofold Cashmere;
orchestra: essay. "Rudyard Kipling".
Helen Myrtle Eldrdge; GRAFTON with val
edictory. us Mars Inhabited" John
Frederick Casey; orchestra; address. Prof.
Marbury y. Oglc; orchestra; presentation
of diplomas; bcncdicton
Mrs. Clara Howe of Underhill is the
guest of Mrs. Ella Parker for a few days.
"A little daughter has arrived at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown
AT the annual business meeting of the
cemetery association held Saturday, the
loIloWlnE Officers were elected for the
year; President. +. w. Peasc: secretary,
D. i. NarneN; sexton, T.. a. stiles: coll
lcctor, Mrs. Frank Stiles: treasurer Il. r.
Jordan. trustees. Il. II. Smith, 3. G..
Brown and +. S. Ransom. day
VIII be dissolved Sunday morning by the
children in the parish.--Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Como of Burlington were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sunday.-Mss
Mary Hanley, teacher on Lee river. has
had to resign on account of illness and
Miss Marjery Whtcomb of Essex will
finish the term.-AIss Helen Bolger and
Miss Loretta Barrett, teachers in the
grades treated the scholars to ice cream
and cake at the close of school Friday
stanley, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Bcknell who has been i'll, is better
Word has been received that Mrs. Byron
Haywood, who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospitah is improving Henry Ryder
underwent an operation at the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday.
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RICHMOND

The Richmond High School grad
uating exercises were held in the high
school rooms Thursday night. The fol-
lowing program was carried out; Music;
invocation, the Rev. c. V. French: music {:
essay with salutatory, "Quakcrs Past and
Present" Madeline c. Miller; music
essay, Our Trade With South America"
Harold S. French; music; essay, with
valcdictory address, Cartoons and Car
toonists, Lucy r. Sayles; music; address,
Frederick Tupper, PHI. D.: music pre-
sentaton of diplomas. Teelyea's orchestra
furnished music. Donald Cannon was
the winner of the prize given by Mrs.
+, II. Shepardson showing The most class
spirit. Miss Lucy Sayles and Harold s.
French won the scholarships offered by
the University of Vermont. \ senior din
ncr was held in the high school room FRI
day evening". f. Brown. a former resi-
dent of this town, was in town over Sun
day.-Miss Doris Freeman of Essex June
.tion was the guest Of relatives IN town
over Sunday.-Miss Gallagher Of Mont
pelier is visiting at the home OF Mrs
Mary Leonard.-Miss Harriet Towers is
visiting friends in Burlington,
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ESSEX CENTER

The Ladies' Aid will serve a dinner at
the Community House Thursday noon
The public is cordially invited to give the
dinner their support as usual--Next week
will be observed as commencement week
in the high school. The Rev. G. c. West
colt will preach the sermon to the grad
uating class at the Federated Church
next sunday morning. Final cXamna-
tlons will be given Tuesday and Wednes
day. Thursday will be commencement
day with the Hon. Mason S. Stone as
principal speaker at the exercises which
will be held at the Community House at
a:@ p. m. The senior reception will he
held Thursday evening in the town hall
at $50 p. m, with dancing from nine to
one O'Clock. Refreshments will be served.
Everyone is cordially invited.-The many
friends of Miss Mildred Bixby gave her
n miscellaneous shower Tuesday after
noon in honor Of her approaching mar
riage to Harold Adams, She was the recp-
lent of many useful gifts and many best
wishes.--Friday afternoon there will be
an exhibit of work accomplished in the
home economies department and food
sale at 2;3O r. m. in the home economics
room at the high school. Parents and
friends are specially invited to inspect
the work and visit the school.
At the United Church, there will be al
II O'Clock next Sunday morning a sermon
TO the graduating class Of the High School
AT the evening service at 7:3o, tho dis
| trict superintendent the Rev, W. r. Dav
export, will preach,-On Monday evening
the first quarterly conference will be helt
with DR. Davenport in charge.--The La
dies Aid will serve dinner at the Com
munity House Thursday from ~ until / 80
All are cordially inVited-Miss Ruth Ken
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Il. c. Norton has sold his place at the
south end of the village to Earl Sears,
who has taken possession and Mr.. Nor
ton has moved to the place recently pur-
chased of NJ. L. Brewster.-The enter
tainment given by the Young Peoples
society of Hinesburg Friday evening was
we'll received.-The Misses Lena and
Doris Miles have gone to Toronto, Can,
and other places to visit relatives.-Mrs.
Clara Norton was an over Sunday visi-
tor at the home of her father, G. W..
Brewster.-Ifiss Dorothy Ellis is at home
from her school at Richmond for the
summer vacation-Miss Jane Ring and
Alfred Jimmo were weekend guests or
Rufus Atkinson at Morrisville.
Mrs. S. j. Randall is not feeling as
well.-Mr. and Mrs. William Leavett
were Sunday visitors of friends in
Fletcher-There are several cases of
measles in Hanksville.-The Home
Circle met with Mrs. Sarah Gorton
Wednesday at the hall.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred May of Richmond are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Shat
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H1NESBURG

About o. friends and class mates met
at the home of Miss Irene Lessor Satur-
day afternoon and gave her n miscel-
laneous shower in honor of her approach
ing marriage to lie Roy NJ. Bromley,
which will occur soon. She received
many beautiful gifts including silver
linen and n purse of money.
Miss Matte Kathryn Mckenzie, who
has been employed in the war Risk
Bureau in Washington. d. c., since April
1918, has resigned her position to accept
a position as commercial teacher under
the United States Federal Board and
left Washington June 7th for Chat
tanooga, Tenn, where she will open a
federal school. The salary for this work
is $500 year and transportation. Dur
ing the past year, Miss Mckenzie has
been a commercial teacher at the eve-
ming session of the Stewards Business
College in Washngton.-Mrs Ezra
Strong of Massachusetts,, who came here
with the remains of her mother. Mrs.
Abdilla Tobey, is visiting relatives for
a few days.-Miss Mable Wilson of
I1ardwick is visiting friends in town
Mrs. II. NJ Weed is in Brdport this
week with relatives.-Prin. l.. l. Conner
has moved his family to a part of the
residence Of Mrs. Lucy A. Hull.
\ spelling contest. in which all the
schools of the town below the senior high
school took part, was held in the town
hall Friday, June 4. Donald Partch OF
school No. was the champion spel,er
of the first four grades ard Elzahe.'
I Page of the same school was the cham
pion of the other four grades.--Twins. a
boy and a girl were born June to Mr.
and Mrs. william Amour.-Mrs. Louise
! Cstey is visiting her son, Willard. IN
Massachusetts. From there she will &c
to Connecticut TO visit her sister
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CHARLOTTE

\ very pleasant June wedding was SOL
emnized at St Marys Cathedral in Bur"
lington, when Miss Gladys Carpenter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Der. Carpen-
ter, was married to John Rollman of
Washington. ID. c. The gifts were many
and included cut glass, china and silver
After n wedding breakfast at the home
OF the bride, the young couple left for a
short honeymoon. After June Is, they
will be at nome in Observation-Disclosures
Lewis Is remodcling the house recently
purchased of Ezra Williams MIR and
Mrs. William Carpenter. Jr., have moved
to his fathers home.--Onc of the finest
pieces of road work done in town thus far
is the widening of the narrow and dam
gerous highway above the residence of
Napoleon Rock, which has been put in
safe and fine condition by Bert Monettc.
the road patrol-State purchasing agent,
George Carpenter, visited his family over
the week -end.-Mrs. Mar Booska. who
spent the winter in New York city, re-
turned home Saturday Miss Elizabeth
Booska of Bristol is visiting her brothers,
ira and Henry, fo- a few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10
WESTFORD

\ spelling match and the cigth
grade graduation exercises of the
schools in town will be held Friday
afternoon, June 11.-Mrs. w. w.
White was called to Montreal last
week by the illness of her aunt.-Miss
Lillian Petty and guests, Miss Wright,
Miss Bisbee and Miss Averll of North =
field. spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
+. A. Petty.--Mrs. Jennie Weeks of
burlington is visiting Mrs. F. r. Ma
comber-Children's day exercises will
he hell next Sunday. June 13.-Dr. +.
a. Petty has completed the canvass of
the town in the interest of the YER
mont tuberculosis observation-disclosures
will be a dance at *. of =. hall Friday
evening, June IS Music will be furnish
cd by Cabana's four-piecc orchestra, -
The meeting of the Fortnightly club will
be held Saturday afternoon, June IL. with
Mrs Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert p Wilcox announce
the engagement of their youngest daugh-
ter Vynne Belle, to Henry W. Paige of
this town.
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COLCHESTER

Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Munson recently
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinder
son of Boston, also their son. william,
and three friends of Port Kent y. y
O. j. Smith of Hardwick was a guest
at w. ". Shaw's recently.-sAiiss Ray
Cary has returned from V. f.. Stetson's
and with her mother Mrs. Lucy Cary,
has opened their house for the summer
Mrs. Norman Pitts received the sad
news of the death by drowning of her
nephew Ralph Scofield Of Rutland. She
went Friday morning accompanied by
her father, +. e. Pitts. to Rutland
Irving Pitts who went to Rutland Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his neph-
ew, Ralph Scofield returned Sunday.
Mrs Pitts will remain in Rutland a few
days.-Miss Mildred Munson has receiv-
ed an appointment as teacher in Youngs-
town, Ohio. with a salary of s1400.-Miss
Munson is to be congratulated although
she will be missed by her many friends
here.-There will be dance at Wood
mems Hall Friday evening June II. Mus
ic by Shephards Orchestra.-The Ladies
Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
met at the parsonage Wednesday.-Mrs.
j. G. Belts is quite i'll. DR.. Kenyon is
attending her Fred Horton of Massa-
chusetts was in town Monday Fred
lombard of Kansas City, who has been
away for about thirty years, is visiting
w. C. Bombard and B. f. Severance.
The tuberculosis Drive was finished
last week the quota being more than
subscribed Mrs. Kenyon wishes tc
thank those who helped her and DR.
Kenyon in the work. They are Mrs, j
NJ. Wright, Mrs. r. ]. Wheelock Mrs. W
/ Manning. Mrs. Gertrude Cary, Mrs. Irv
ing Pitts, Miss Juanita lombard Mrs
! Clara Lyon and the Miss Clara ant
! Dorothy TitZe.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Howard Ovitt and Miss Dorothy Ovitt
are visiting at tho home of their brother,
Clyde Ovitt. in Danville.--Nfrs Clarence
Whtcomb of Enosburg Falls recently Wis
tied her sister, Mrs Fred Spicer Luther
Touchctte has moved his family from
Berkshire to Mrs. NJ. L. Hubbells house.
w. II. Ovitts store was broken into
Monday night and small amount of
money taken, entrance was made by
breaking in a wndow-Nr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hull and son, Wendall. and Roy
Kelley visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Kelley at East Enosburg Sum-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Burlington
visited at the home of w. r. Ovitt Sum
day.-Chldrens' Day will be observed at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
June 10. Everyone is invited.-Mr and
Mrs Henry Garrow and children of
Franklin recently visited Mr.. Garrow S
sister, Mrs. Luke Touchette
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MILTON BORO

Minnie Decker is visiting at the
home of her brother Rueben Decker
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luman and two
children were at St. Adams Bay Sun
day at the home of Frank Luman.-
Mrs. John Cameron and Mrs. Fred
Luman were in st. Adams June 5th.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Snealt are at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Fay, called here by the
serious illness of their daughter. Mrs.
F.. W. Berry.-John Forbes was called
home Friday to Williston on account
of the death Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Comstock.-Mrs. Jennie Fay returned
home last week from Richmond where
she has been since the first of May
Miss Clara Phelps is at the home of
Mrs. Anna Phelps.-Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Clay arrived at their cottage
June for the summer.-Mrs. Crown
is at the home of her nephew, o. H.
Wright
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Mrs. S. r. Walker-R. Gambol, who has
been working In the Dcnsmore granite
shed, has completed his work and re-
turned to his job as foreman in one of
the granite sheds in Barrc.-The Home
Missionary society will entertain this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. r.. Il. Will
liams.-Mr and Mrs. Berton Tillison and
children of Bakersfield and friends were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurd Montaguc.-Roy French of
Barre was a Sunday visitor of his wife
at the home of William Densmore-Mrs.
Fender, who has been spending several
days at the home of George Costello and
Miss Ellen Costello went TO her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Homer Films, in Essex
Thursday.-NJiss Mary Adrian was a visi-
tar IL, Johnson Tupyday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10
BAKERSFIELD

Brigham Academy will close its 41st
year and the 3sth graduating class will
receive diplomas Wednesday evening. Juno
is. The sermon before the graduates and
friends will be preached by the Rev. John
Irons. of East Hardwick Sunday evening,
the 18th. Monday afternoon there will
be ball game and in the evening the So
cial event of the season will occur, the re-
ception to the graduates by the junior
class Tuesday evening at eight the lit
erary exercises of the graduating class
will take place. These will consist of es-
says and class assignments, such as his
tory. prophecy, gifts, etc, and music by
the students. Wednesday will be the great
alumni day and it is expected that an
unusually large number of the alumni will
be present this year. The day will open
with the annual ball game between the
school team, which has not been defeat
cd by any school team this year. and the
alumni team, which will consist of many
Of Brighams old stars. At two the am
nual meeting of the Alumni association
followed by public reception. At eight
the alumni banquet will be held in the
assembly hall. Music will be furnished
by Isham's orchestra and by the school
Glee clubs Prominent alumni will speak
and diplomas and honors will be awarded
as part of the post-prandial exercises.
All former students as well as graduates
are cordially invited to be present. Those
sending word to Principal Morrill, of their
intention to be present will have seats re-
served The members of the graduating
class are Richard 3. Smith. valedicto-
rian: A. Richard Martin. salutatorian
Francis S. Irons; Alton r. Dunton, Albert
! s. Thomas. Edwin S. Thomas, Robert NJ.
Leach. Frank H. Stanley. Leland T. Di-
mond. Percy w. McCuin, Lillian II. Gould.
Mary E. Symons. Loretta A. Rooney, Haze,
L. Farrell. Irene NJ Potter. The univer-
sity scholarships will be assigned to Rich
ard Smith and Lillian Gould.
Miss Bailey Of st. Adams has been
spending the past week with Mrs.
Reuben Orvitt.-H. H. Farand, who has
been ill for some time has gone to the
ST. Adams hospital for treatment
Miss Grace Abernethy, who has been
very i'll the past two weeks. is slowly
who has been spending the winter with
turned for the summer.-Leland Din
mon. Brigham Academy go. spent Sun
day with his mother in Hardwick.-
The funeral of stephen Houghton was
held at his late home Monday at two
o'clock. the Rev. Il. c. Mcdonald Of
West Berkshire officiating. Those who
attended the funeral from out of town
were. two sons, william of Mortified
and George of Boston, Edga Course Of
Underhil. the Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Nc
Donald of West Berkshire and friends
from East Enosburg.-Chillr cn's day
services will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday at 1880
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for raising the remainder Of our quota for
the Jubilee Fund. A pleasing feature of
the meeting was the reading OF Milton
Echos from Chittenden County Annual
Conventions" by Mrs. II. II. Fuller This
covered a period of forty years and show
ed that Milton Union had a larger mem
bership in the early days than at present
n fan that should stimulate the members
to greater efforts to increase our present
membership roll SO to at least equal the
record of our pioneer characterization
have been received here to the wedding of
Catherine Vaughn Harrington. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Harrington
of Burlington, and Dwight L. NJ. Phelps
on Wednesday afternoon, June %, at four
o'clock at st. Paul's Church In Burlington.
Mr.. Phelps is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah L. Phelps of this place.-Edgar Pow
ell of Wells River is visiting his mother,
Mrs. H. f. Powell.-Mrs. Henry Crown,
who came here from North Tonawanda,
n. Y, on Memorial Day, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia al the home of Oscar
wright.-Albert Lamb has built an add-
ton on his house and Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie
Lamb expect to move soon from their
home on Railroad street, to the Lamb
farm.-Mrs. Henry II. Beeman was peas
antly surprised recently by a visit from
a cousin. Mrs Albert w. Thornton of
Berkeley, Calf. who with her husband
came here by automobile from Montreal.
MFR. and Mrs. Thornton sailed from Quebec
this week Monday on a trip around the
world. They expect to travel IL months.
Mrs. Thornton was formerly Verponter.
PRINCIPAL and Mrs. Sewers entertained
tho senior class a. their home or Wednes-
day eveninE.-An :. o. o. f. memorial
service was held at the United Church