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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

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ny dvrektor Fill chicagoskiej
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zenie w Polsce, w Warszawie lub
W jej poblizu - wielkiej fabryki
automobilow, ktore tam nadzwy
czajnie potrzebne - Z przyczyn
takich, jak wyzej wspomniane,
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ciagowych Polska ME posiada,
gdyz je wojna wybi}a; sprowa-
dzany Z ~zagranicy automobil
kosztuje niemozliwie drogo, dose
rec, IL florida samochod kosztu-
je obecnie w Polsce ponad $1,000
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kto pozwolic tam ME moze. kolei
brak takze. LIME kolejowe So ma.
10 liczne, czesto tez poniszczonc,
a GAIA masa mhiejszych miejsco-
wosci - ME siegalna Jest prawie:
w takiej sytuacyi i w tych oko-
licznoSciach automobile rozwia-
"a kwestye jedynie dlatego
w}aSnie ,,Rozwoj" zbuduje ich
fa5ryke, a p. Kuzeewski plany i
pierws1e kroki do zrealizowania
tel mysli, ktora jego Jest zas}u-
So, juz podia1 i prowadzi je z
wiasciwa sobie energia. Jedno-
czcsnie zaklada p. K. w Polsce
fabryke opon %gumowych ma kola
automobilowe: dotychczas opo--
ny te trzeba byio drogo sprowa-
dzaG z zagranicy - przewaznie z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
ZaloEona 1887 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Z MONROE 1905.

ZARZAD GL0wNfI
rs. Fra7ciSzek Go-son. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. Elowo: wice-Moderator.
Wojciech +. Soska. orezes.
Actonina Rsranowska. Wtce-preZesk6
WsJciech Menxicki. wice-preZes.
ycmasz 8 B!achowski. Sekreta1
Franciszek W:ckowski. S~karbnik.
RtanisNaw LIcsmanskl. Dyrekto..
GRSdysiaw LopaIka. Dyrektors
hEI0D4 HaEuTk. plrektoT. o.
LsOkadyA SCSka. Dy rektorkn
EgducjSzka B.eschke. ~DyrektOTka.
D~. f.. a. Duluk. LeSarZ Naczelny.
Adv. Ttocr p. Mindak. DDradca PraNny.
SeTtruIa Marchlewicz AsySt. Sekr. Gen.
GODKINY BIUROwE:
Biu-O Zarzliu Gi0wnego Otwarte W
HI pywsz=lnle o. goiZ. 9-tei rano do
S-jCJ wlevZ're u. w sObOte DO lei pc
JcI-iniu). WieCE1-em, " dn! powSZed-
ute Z "yjd;klem sOboty)D. Cd .Sodziny
i-..si ID J-'ei. W niedzie!s / SWleta
droc.y>fe. biuro Jes. z~amkniete.
FisEcSa; " pon:edz.aihi / ptatkt VIE
,LJ.aJr. "a EO3ZjNy 1-mej 10 9-teJ.
W>ze.SIe E0reSpOnienCye DO Howne-
60 p.ezssL ualezy alreS0wac:
NOJCiECH T.. SOShA,
l455 ". Division str, Chicago, III.
>ekrctnrHa; v po1iedztaiki. .wtorki,
Srply cZNGrtki. WleCZOTdmi Cd godzl-
~ mel 10 9-tei / Cd l-szej .popoiu-
dn.I ~c0dz:ennie. z ~wyj4tkiem soboty. Cd
sci Do l-szej.
SSarbnikn; we wtorki. srody 1 piatki
Cd SodLily I-nej DO 9-tsj. wieczorem.
Skiadania Opiat. Wszelkie Oplaty do Ka-
So G}6wnej orzyjmuje Kasyer G(owny
pDdCzas gOdziE ofiSOWyCh, albo we dnie
W g0dzinach Utisowyeh. Sekretarz &C.
R~eralny.
Wszelkie Iisty nadsylat nalezy ma re-
&c SeE-etarza G~eneralneSo:
TOMASZ =. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
Ass ". Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
P-zekazy bankowe pocztowe
Cchecks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
stawiac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Z przesylac pod adresem:
FIR. WITK0WSKI.
4 w. Division str, Chicago. Ill.
MACIERZ POISKA.
Biuro Zarzadu GI6wnego:
1455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma druEIem pietrze.
Chicago, III.
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Grand Isle County
NORTH HERO

The families who have been marooned
on knight and Buffers Island for the past
several weeks, were relieved Sunday when
they were able to make their first trip
over-Mrs. NJ w. Dodds has returned
home from Burlington. where she spent
several days with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
U. II. Hazen are visiting relatives in
Montreal and vicinlty.-Wal Hazen at
tended the dance in South Hero Fri
day.-Mrs. Paul Tager returned home
from Montreal April 81 for few days
with her mother, Mrs. Orris p. Knight
Mrs. lager was formerly Miss Lennie
Knight of this place and was united In
marriage to Paul lager of Montreal
Thursday evening. April Is, by the Rev
r. B. Almet Of the West end Metho-
dist Church in that city Miss Delete ALL
corn and her brother. Philip Allcorn. in
innate friends OF the bride. stood UP with
the young couple. Mr.. Tager Is In charge
of the third class passenger department
of the Robert Refard company, Ltd,
agents for the Cunard and Anchor Donald
son steamship lines and Mrs. lager has
been assistant postmistress here for the
past eight years.-Mrs. William II. Best
and daughter Eleanor, returned Saturday
night from East Burke. where Miss Flea
nor, spent the winter. Mrs. Best was call
ed there when Eleanor suffered a painful
injury to her knee in coasting accident
several weeks ago.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Jenkins of Brushton. n. Y. are the
guests Of Mr.. Jenkins cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Hazen.-Paul and John Tud-
hope of the Montpelier Seminary spent
Sunday at their homes here.-Ernest
Knight of Shelburne. spent Sunday with
his brother. Oscar B. Knight. on the w.
Z. Knight farm
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FLETCHER

Miss Emma Provost Of Worcester. Mass,
who had been spending the winter with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Corse. died Thurs
day. She was taken with a shock and
lived but a few hours. She had been feeble
for long time. The funeral was held at
Fairfax Saturday with burial at Sander
son Corners.-Miss Tessie Corse is very
i'll with the grip.-Miss Pauline Robinson
was in Winooski and Burlington Satur-
day.-Mr. Little of Burlington has COM
pleted his work for A. j. Lamb and has
returned home, where he has work in the
WOODEN mills.-F. l.. Leach is no better.
The program for the next Grange meet
ing is as follows: Solo. Jessie Hooper;
Fertilizer on the Farm" l.. c. Clark
1.-The Buying of Seeds" f. T. Flanders;
surprise number, A. II. Hooper. f. L,
Flanders, o. H. Como; reading, Mrs. w.
B. Hooper; Hens and How to Feed
Them" Mrs. o. II. Como; roll call an
swered by each, giving an invention that
has helped the farmer; song. Sowing the
Seed" Flower march.
Miss Teresa Corse Is Ill with influenza
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Maurice
Boozan-F. l.. Leach Is still in poor
health.-Mrs. Cleon Tinker is ill.-Miss
Emily Provost, who has been in poor
health for somc time. died at the homo OF
her sister. Mrs. Charles Corse, Thurs
day.-Leon Stafford has completed work
for Ira Green and returned to his home In
Jeffersonyille.
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LamOille County
STOWE

The business men of Stowe have Sc
cured of w. L. Burt OF Burlington II
revival for six months of the lease of the
Green Mountain Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Webster. who have conducted the Inn
successfully for the past six months, Will
remain in charge The rain of the past
several days turned to sleet and snow
Saturday. making ii seem more like early
winter than sprng.-SiX members of the
Bean club enjoyed "A party at the home
Of Miss Louise Morgan Friday evening.
Cards and other games We're played and
popcorn was served.--AIr. and Mrs. Fay
McCuen of Waterbury We're visitors In
stowe Saturday.--C. 4. Riley was at home
from Waterbury Friday.-There We're
over $50 In attendance al the free maple
sugar social given ny the Community
Church vestry Friday evening. A. II,
Straw, who had charge of the sugaring
of was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. e. y,
Adams, Mrs, Helen \, wilkins, Mrs,
Maude Pike, Mrs, Della Tomlinson. The
sugar was contributed by the men and
the usual accomplishments of doughnuts
and pickles by the women Of the society.
Following the social an adjourned meet
ing of the United Church executive COM
mittee was held at which the organize
ton of Community Church was COM
plcted under the proposed constitution.
II. Il. Shaw, chairman of the committee,
presided. Prayer was offered by the Rev,
NJ Il. Bacon, pastor Forty of those
present signed the constitution and took
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SHELDON

Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Marvin have moved
into the house they recently purchase
of J.. c. Royce.-Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Royce.
for many years residents Of this village,
have moved to Burlington, where they
have purchased house and lot on North
avenue.-Peter Bocash. who has been i'll,
is improving r, j. Chrystie and
son. Paul. are at the home of Mrs.
Chrystes mother. Mrs Martha Holmes,
who is very ill.-Mrs Albertine Casseau
is ill-Mrs. Catharine Bishop returned TO
st. Adams Monday.--The MANY friends
Of the Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Arnold regret
that they are not to return to this place
for another year and wish them success
in their new held-Mrs. Clyde Morse was
n business visitor In Barre last week
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BAKERSFIELD

The plans for the memorial tablet Voted
at the March meeting. TO commemorate
those who went to the great war from
Bakersfield, may be seen at the office Of
Town Clerk Wheelock. where they have
been placed for inspection.-The senior
class at the Brigham Academy will on
Thursday evening repeat the play, Some
where in France which was so well re-
ceivcd last year.-Leland Dmond and
Francis Irons of the academy spent Sun
day last in IIardwck.-Miss Gertrude
Brady is at home for a weeks vacation
from Peabody. Mass,-Mrs. Walter
Bushey. who broke her left arm by fall
while papering two weeks ago. was taken
last Monday to DR., Thomas in Enos burg
Falls for an X-ray eNamination.-Me-
mortal day will be observed in Bakers
field with appropriate exercises.-The Rev.
and Mrs. w. w. Smith visited their son,
Dewey, In Morrisv'lle last week. The
baseball team of Brigham Academy are
expected to cross bats with Burlington
high OH Saturday of this week.-Mrs..
w. {. Robe returned Sunday afternoon
from a weeks visit in Enosburg Falls
with her son, Fred, and family.
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SWANTON

The industrial interests of Swanton are
TO be advanced by the erection of a new
modern marble mill by the Vermont Mar
bl" company for the Barney Marble
Works of Swanton. The new mill is to
stand on the site of the old J. p. Rich
wood factory. 1t will be constructed of
iron. with cement foundations. 1t will
be 30 10y 1GO feet in dimension and is to
have saving capacity of II gangs.
The new industry will employ 40 men,
Eleven women in Swanton have had their
names placed upon the poll tax list
Daylight saving mas been adopted In
Swanton and will continue from May to
/. October 2.-Ellery Greenia, who died a,
the st, Adams hospital Tuesday April 20,
was buried Thursday morning in the
Catholic cemetery.-Class Reedmore of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
met Wednesday April II with Mrs. r. A.
Woodwork. There were SO present.
After Il musical program Mrs. "A. G.
Webster gave an interesting talk on her
trip to Florida, from which State she re.
Gently returned-The Salvation Army
home service campaign for Swanton has
been organized with f.. X. Smith, Jr.,
chairman, and II. G. Smith treasurer
Miss Anna Wall was rendered a shower
party Tuesday April 70 In honor of her
approaching marriage to William Shirley
. of Ottawa,--Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shu-
felt went last week to New Haven, Conn,
| where they will make their future home
Mrs. Belle Houston OF Mortified Is at
the home of her daughter on Church
street.-Airs. Anna Cussons has returned
| from Woodstown, N j.. where she visited
her daughter. Mrs. George w. Grant.
In the canvas OF the Inter-
! Church World Movement made by the
! First Congregational Church Sunday af-
ternoon. the quota of 5000 was oversub-
scrbed. This makes ii budget of over
! 5000 that the church has raised for l9oo
The H. NJ. Bell property on the corner
! OF second avenue and York street has
been sold 10 IL. e. Clutter. who will take
immediate posse ssion. Capt. II. NJ Bel
was in town last week making arrange
mcnts to have his household goods ship.
/ ped to Montreal.-AIrs. Otis A. Hall is an.
PERTAINING her mother from Ogdensburg
/ y. Y.-The Morriso clothing store has
sold it's stock of goods to a concern In
Greenfield, Mass.-At the Boy Scout meet
ing Monday evening, the Rev. F. A. Wood
worth. who has taken great deal Of in
terest in the scout work was the guest OF
honor AZ the close of the meeting the
bows presented Mr.. Woodwork with a
fountain pen. on the gold band of which
was inscribed the letters. f. A. w from
q. $. AIT the annual meeting of the
Vermont Methodist Conference. held al
Springfield last week, the Rev. +, A.
, Woodwork. for four years pastor Of the
local Methodist Episcopal Church. was
appointed to the church at Bellows Falls
The Rev. w. C. Arnold will be Mr.. Wood.
worth's successor in the local Methods,
Church and Will begin his work next
Sunday
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RIVERSIDE

L. ID. Mouiton has sold his home to
A. II. Sturgis and has bought of Mrs.
d. w. Knight her home and land. imme-
diate possession being given in both
cases.-The O. T.. S. held their installa-
ton of officers Monday evening. Several
of the w. r. c. ladies met with Mrs.
J. A. McKeefe Monday and tied the quilt
that had been given for the sale
The senior class of the high school will
hold box party at x. of Z. hall April 30
MIR. and Mrs. o. e. King and little son
Of Barre are boarding at c. l.. Bartletts.
Mr.. King is to be the buttermaker at the
Riverside creamery.-Mrs. d. w. Knight,
who has spent the winter visiting her
sons and daughter, came Friday to move
her household goods to Burlington.-Cla
ence Noin has sold his farm to George
Drinkwater. Mr.. Nolin will move his
family to Swanton.-James Fitzsmonds,
who is working at Jericho Center was an
over-Sunday visitor at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Fitzsinonds.
Mrs. l.. o. Moultons Sunday school
class met at her home Sunday and elect
ed these ofoffcers: President, Parker
Rice; vice president. Flwood Clark; Sec
rotary. Virgil Irish; treasurer. Kenneth
MacGibbon.-Thc boys of u. G. have
donned overails and "unonals." deter
mined not to be outdone by the efforts
of those in other places to cut the high
cost of clothing
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ISLE LA NOTE

st. Joseph's Church was the scene OF a
very pretty wedding Monday when Miss
Leah La Bombard was united in marriage
to Homer Jarvis of Alburgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jarvis are now on a two weeks tour
through Massachusetts and to Montreal.
They will reside NJ Alburgh.-lsrael La
Bonbard and Joseph Jarvis have returned
from Richford,-Elmer Menard went to
Whitehall Sunday and began his duties
on the tug Defender, Monday.-R. w. hin
is now on the bridge acting as toll coll
lector.--Lawrence Baker left Monday for
whitehall to begin work on the Defender.
The Twin Boys ferry began its summer
season "Wednesday Mrs. l. w. Smock is
quite ill.--Joscph LA lombard, ST.. is In
the doctors care.-Thcre will be a dance
Friday evening at the NJ. w. y. hall
Mrs. Fred Jarvis and Joseph Patneaude
are visiting relatives in Manchester, y.
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had always made this her home. She
was a graduate of the 81. Adams high
school and was q successful teacher in
various schools in Franklin county until
III health compelled hor to retire. She
was member Of st. Vincent de Paul So
cicty and the Sacred Heart society OF
St Mary's church. Besides her husband
she Is survived by her father. Nicholas
stewart. and two stcp-children, ballard
and Louise Martcllc.
The marriage of Miss Irene Remila,d.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Iucien Rcmil-
lard of Russell street, to Herbin Richard.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard of
ST. Adams Bay. took place at Holy
Angels Church yesterday morning at
seven o'clock the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers
performing the ceremony. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Blanche
Remillsrd. as maid -of-honor. and the
groom had as his best men his brother,
Herman Richard. The bride wore a navy
blue suit and a picture hat and a corsage
bouquet of carnations. The maid of honor
wore blue suit with hat to match. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Hortense Char
bonneau played softly. Miss Georgianna
Remillard, sister of the bride, sang Ave
Marie" and Mrs. Charles Viens sang
"Dieu Tout Puissant." Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard left at 1925 o'clock for a trip
to Springfield and Boston and on their
return they will make their home at the
Bay for the summer.
The Rev. d. G. Guest. who at the re-
cent annual session of the Vermont
Methodist conference was transferred to
the New England conference, Is in the
city making preparations for moving this
week to Chicopee Falls. Mass. having
been appointed pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in that place
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ALBURG

Hiram Mott of Syracuse. n. Y. was
business visitor in town recently
Mrs. n. A. Lessor. Mrs. A. w. Darby
and Mrs. Floyd Young spent Monday
in Rouses Point, n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs.
Il. n. Goodsell are the parents of a
daughter born Thursday.-Harry His
lop and Mrs. Butts Of Boston are call
ing on friends in town.
Gels Botsford of Des Moines, Ia. ar
rived in town Saturday and is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. N Goodsell.
Mr.. Botsford and Mr.. Goodseli are in
partnership in the ferry business on Lake
Champlain. being interested in the Cum
berland. which operated from Grand Isle
to Cumberland Head on the New York
side. and is the official ferry of the Roose-
Welt Memorial highway. The Cumberland
is at Rouses Point, y. y, where she is
being put In shape for the seasons bust
ness. They have just purchased the
Venus. which has been in commission on
the st. Lawrence river in the Vicinity of
Massena. N. Y, where she will be taken
out of dry dock this week. This boat
will be used to establish a new steam
ferry at Rouses Point. making the Yer
mont landing at Windmill Point in this
town. The Rouses Point landing will be
made at Marns' dock. The gasoline ferry
. Wits, WHICH mas DeeH operating 1T tne
Center. will be operated at East Alburg
this season.-The regular May communl-
cation Of Columbus Lodge No. II. +. &
A. NJ, will be held at the lodge rooms
Saturday night.-News has been received
here announcing the engagement of the
Rev. Thomas J. Pitt who occupied the
Congregational pulpit here for two and
n half years and who Is now located in
Catalina, Newfoundland. to Miss Florrie
Way of Cata.ina.-Pike fishing at East
Alburg is unusually good this spring and
some splendid strings are reported. The
average is about 90 fish in Il day and
occasionally some fortunate angler gets
twice that number.-Miss Cynthia Good
sell. who has been travelling through In
diana. Illinois. Iowa and Missouri for a
western publishing house, is expected to
be at the home OF her parents this week.
end. At present she Is travelling through
central New York.-A. c. Mullen was at
his home in Franklin Sunday and Mon
day.--Mrs. A. J. Jasmer Of Malone. N.
Y. visited friends In town the last of the
week Arthur Rogers of Nergennes re-
turned home Sunday after few days
stay here.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Tho Enosburg Falls Commercial and
Civic association will hold it's annual
meeting and banquet in st. Matthew's
parish house Friday evening at seven
o'clock. James Hartness of Springfield,
candidate for governor of Vermont on
the republican ticket, will be the guest
Of honor and will address the gathering
on the subject of Associations. Miss
Agnes r. Casey. who for a year has
been stenographer for the Nestle Food
company, has resigned her position, TAX
ing effect Saturday. and will go to her
home in Underhill. On Wednesday eve
ming large number Of her friends gave
her n surprise party in Foresters' hall.
Miss Katherine Gilbert of East Frank
lin has entered the employ of DR.. F. H.
Brown in his dental office.-Max Prud-
homme was a weekend visitor in Mont
real.-Olin NJ. Jcffords OF Boston has been
passing a few days IN the home of his
father. !. NJ. Jaffords
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Irish left Wednesday
for Des Mones Iowa, to attend the gen.
eral conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church to which Mr. Irish Is a dele.
gate from the Vermont conference
George E. Pomeroy of Franklin was in
town Tuesday.-Edward Tyler, Jr, and
Clarence Wriston of the University Of
Vermont passed Sunday at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Tyler.
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farm to John SIENNA. Miss Margaret
Ready passed Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
annie Noonan.-The Rev G.. r. Brush has
returned from Hardwick. having conduc-
ted service there Sunday.-Thc Rev. r..
II. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell arrived in
town last week and Mr.. Mitchell COM
menced his duties at the Methodist
church last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McGrath have returned to Cleveland. O..
having been called here by the death of
Mr.. McGraths father. Michael McGrath.
About 40 people attended the tea CIV
en- by Mrs. A. w. Vaughn at Shelburne
Farms Saturday afternoon. These teas
are given for the emergency fund of the
Circle of Kings Daughters. George Hart
Is moving his family into the Frank Ma
comber house at the Falls.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gonya of Barre have been visit
ing Mrs. Gonya's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller.-Mrs. Mary Tact has re-
turned to Eli Pamers after a months
absence.-Lewis Trudeau is confined to
the house by illness.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Charles Mosicr came from Burlington
Friday night with the remains of his
sister Miss Eva Moslcr. Burial was In
the cemetery here. Airs. Louise Blair has
been at Berkshire Center, caring for
Anthony st. John. Mr.. st. John died
Monday morning.-News has been rcceiv-
I'd here of the death of Ezra Chaffec at
his home in Albany, VT. Aprll 10. Mr.
Chaffee was SO years of age. and bro
Their of G. S. Chaffee of this placed.
r.. Weld was In st. Adams last week and
part of this week serving on jury.
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MONTGOMERY

Lawrence Pratt spent the weekend at
Enosburg Falls with his brother, Roger,
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Anders son April 25.--Mr, and Mrs. Dclton
Sweet. Mrs. Henry Murrey and Miss
Della Buskey attended the funeral of
Eugene Broe at Richford last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid had a covered dish sup
per last Friday at the home of Mrs. Bonn
bard and Notwithstanding the bad
weather ST. was taken.-Mrs. c. Shan
graw and son Nelson have returned TO
their home in Beverly, Mass, after visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darius
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EAST BERKSHIRE

A food sale for the benefit of the St
Adams hospital will be held in Rublee's
store Saturday afternoon and evening
May 1. commencing at three o'clock-A
box party for the benefit of the street
light fund will be held in Rublee's hall
Thursday evening. Ladies please bring
boxes with lunch for two.
Mrs. w. II. Yaw of Enosburg Falls
visited her sister, Mrs. o. S. Moffatt
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. L. II. But.
ton have returned from Springfield. Mass
The meeting Of the b. b. BIS was held
In the vestry Of the Congregational
Church Tuesday evening. A quilt was
tied