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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
TONGUE

NOVEMBER l to s is American Speech week, during which the
IN movie theater is to take on a new function in many cities, namely,
. ' as a teacher of English to Americans.
On the silvery screen of the theater, the daily crimes against the
Mother Tongue will be exposed and the perpetrators urged TO mend
their ways.
Over the heads Of the audience the rays of the stereoptcan will
fash such admontions as fhis throughout the land:
DON'T SAY, 81 AMT GOT" SAY, 81 HAVEN'T"
DON'T SAY, "THIS Is HIM." SAY, "THIS Is HE"
DON'T MURDER ENGLISH. IT'S YOUR MOTHER TONGUE.
II ought to be a happy week for Mother Tongue than whom no
mother is more abused, day in and day out, by her erring children.
The use Of movie 1theaters as a medium for the dissemination of
correct grammar marks another step in the progress of the movie as
a universal educator. You couldn' Z get a handful of people to attend
a lecture on applied grammar, but grammar lessons presented on the
movie screen will reach thousands.
As a trusted teacher, the movie assumes grave responsibilities
Chief Of these is the obligation to keep clean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
EAST BERKSHIRE

At the regular meeting of Trout River
Grange. No. $50 held Tuesday evening.
the first and second degrees were con-
fered on class of 13 candidates, after
which the following officers We're installed
by Past Master E. L. Perley, assisted by
Mrs. Carl Ransom: Master, s. b. Mar
vim; overseer, Albert Il. Perley: lecturer,
Margaret Smith steward Silas Hurlburt
assistant steward. Lawrence Leahy;
chaplain, F. y. Ovitt; treasurer. W. :.
Rublee; secretary, Carl T.. Smith; gate
keeper. William L. Rublee; Ceres, Mrs
w r. Price; Pomona, Mrs +. N. Ovitt;
Flora, Mrs. E. W. Smith AT the regular
meeting held Tuesday evening January
20. Tho third and fourth degrees were
worked and refreshments served. o. n
Camburn from the State University and
County Agent II. Z. Little were present
to give an illustrated lecture.-Mrs
Charles Sykes of Philadelphia, Pa. is
visiting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Sykes. Friday afternoon about Y
friends and neighbors gathered at the
home of Mrs. George Stevens to remind
her that it was her birthday anniversary
1t was also the birthday of one of tn,
guests present, Mrs. Reuben Demar.-
Delicious refreshments were served and q
very pleasant time enjoyed by ali.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

the following board of directors was
elected: w. v. Phelps, II. G. Comngs
j. d. kimball, II. A. Pond, Il. Il. Beatty
and Il. +. Greenwood. At the directors
meeting the following officers were
elected: President, w. V. Phelps; vice
president. II. c. Comings; cashier
Arthur J. O'Hearc. The officers and
directors dined at tho Quincy house.
Philo II. Stanley has resigned
his position In the store of +. c. Far
rell to take effect February 10. He has
n position In a clothing store in New
port. His family will remain here for
the prcsent.--Tho Rev. l.. C. Denny OF
Poultney who is having n two weeks
vacation has Joined Mrs. Denny here
and will pass the time in the home OF
son.--E. l.. Gardner. who was in charge
of the DC Laval Separator exhibit at
the Dairymen's association passed a
few days in town the first of the week
Mrs. Frank Duso is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. Her daughter
Mrs. II. j. Deyctte, is with her.--At the
annual meeting of tho local branch OF
the New England Milk Producers as
ISOLATION the following officers were
elected: President, u. Il. Wilder: sccrc-
tary and treasurer. T.. T.. Beatty. De-
legates TO attend the county meeting
to be held in St Adams February B.
are F. a. Cassidy, L. S. Towle. w. q.
Fassctt. l.. w. Wood, e. +. McFcetcrs, H.
L. Wilder and +. Il. Beatty.
S. j. Demar, who was called to Mon
treal January 10. by the death of his sis
ter, Mrs. a. Perrault, returned home
Saturday.-Warren Addison, young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Rawsen. who had
n ig
proved.-J. o. kimball is out after being
shut in two weeks with tonsilitis.-Thc
condition of Mrs. !. w. Pomeroy Is i'm
rroved.-J. II. Beaulac returned Satur
day from South Woodbury.. where he
passed the week with his brother. Law
renee Beaulac, who formerly lived hers.
Mrs. A. a. Asetine left Tuesday in
tending to be away q few weeks She
will visit her daughter. Mrs. John
Branch, Jr,, In st. Adams, and her
brother, DR.. c. r. Draper, in Medford,
Mass.-H C. Royce of Sheldon Springs
was in town Sunday. Mrs. Royce is
staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. a. Gaines having been called by the
condition Of her father, who does not
improve from the severe shock expert
cnced Friday morning.
Il. A. Gaines, one of the oldest citizens
passed away Tuesday afternoon as the
result of a shock suffered Friday morn
ing. Had he lived until April 5, he would
have been So years of age. He sold his
farm several years ago and has lived
since in a retired state. He is survived
by his wife and one daughter. Mrs. II. c
Royce. of Sheldon Springs. who will
Mr.. Royce. ministerod to him to tho last
The funeral will be held to-day at 1916
o'clock at the house. the Rev. W. b
Dukcshire officiating. Burial will be a
Berkshire.-F. II. Dawncy of West Bcrk
shire was in town Tuesday bringing HON,
his granddaughter Mary Elizabeth
Pomeroy. who had been in his family
two months.-J. X Perley returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit among
friends in Philadelphia, Ashbury Parl
and New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
MONTGOMERY CENTER

Ephriam Lumbra. selectman, was i'm ST,
Adams Tuesday on town business.-Tho
board to debate taxes will meet this week
Saturday .-Lawrcnce Rossier. Charles
Purnier and James Smith, auditors, have
called Il meeting to act on the reports of
the town officers, for Tuesday, January
2I-Mrs. Norman Wright of ST. Adams
has returned after IA visit ut her parents,
MI. and Mrs. G. NJ Foleys-Nelson &.
Hall Co. have purchased of the Bclvidere
Lumber Co., the stock of logs near what
Is known rs Bclvidere pond, in Eden con-
sisting of about one-half million feet.
r.. s. Wright and Clarence Halle were
business visitors in Burlington last week
Charles Carpenter of Eden was a bust
ness visitor IN town Tuesday.-Oscar May
hew, an employe at the Nelson ~ Hall
Co. Veneer MILL had the misfortune TO
fall in vat of boiling water at their
MN burning an arm and leg badly. He
was taken by DR.. +. b. Hunt at once to
the hospital at ST. Albans.-The funeral
OF Roderick Chaplin was held at the Bap-
list Church Friday with burial at the
Center,
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SHELDON

4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stafford January 6.--The condition OF Mrs.
c. d. Loveren, who suffered a partial
stroke of paralysis a few days ago, is as
comfortable as could be eXpectcd,--C. p.
Smith returned Monday from Fletcher
where he has been visiting his sister.
Mrs Hayden Gilbert.--Mrs. Mary
Maurice is more comfortablc.--Mrs Will
liam Austin is confined to the house by
illness.-Owing to the prevalence of
mumps. measles and hard colds. the local
physicians are kept very busy.-The
Misses Mildred and Mary Leach have
gone TO Florence. Mass. where they
have positions in a silk mill.--The Misses
Grace and Laura Mower of Enosburg
Falls were the guests Of their parents
Sunday.-William Austin returned Mon
day to East Berkshire, where he has
temporary employment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

Arthur stowel are parents of daughter.
born January IG.--The little son Of Harry
Smith, who has been i'll for several days,
is improving Stewart of the Uni
versity Of Vermont was guest over
Sunday of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Stewart.-D. S. Hutchinson of the ST. J. &:
l.. G. passenger station. has been off duty
for several days suffering from an absce SIS
in his ear.
Clarence Jones has moved his family
from the Strong tenement in the Centcn-
NAL block to the Mrs. Hattie Foss house
on the corner of Court and Summer
streets.-Bert Greene is confined to the
house suffering from broken ribs. which
hc sustained the past week. when he fell
on the ice.-Morton Jones had the mis-
fortune recently while unloading logs, to
catch finger in the binding chain, in
: juring the member so badly It was
found necessary to have it amputat ted.
The operation was performed by Or. A.
NJ. Goddard. assisted by DR.. w. NJ. John
stonc.-Reuben Souc of East Fairfield
and Mrs Elsie Smith of Jeffersonvil,e
directors of the Union Savings bank,
were in town Monday to attend the an
nual meeting of the bank.-Gaylord L.
Rushford of st. Adams, agent for tho
New England Mutual Life Insurance
company, was business visitor i'm town
Saturday.-T. .. Greene. foreman in the
bobbin factory, has moved to the y. +.
Smith house on Maple street.--Mrs. J
| +. Roy and son, Woodrow, are spend
/ ing some time with Mr.. Roy at Ho.yoke
Mass.-Mrs. Emile Boudreau went Tues
day morning to the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai, where she will undergo an opera
tion.-The regular meeting of the w. T.
&c. will be held next Monday evening
! at the G. a. Il. hall-E. II. Calkins has
purchased the kenfield place of Julius
Armstrong. Possession will be given
about March 1-Raymond. two-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bernard of the
west part of town. died January Is OF
bronchial pneumonia and catarrhal
Group after short illness. The funeral
was he'd Monday afternoon. burial TAX
! ing place in the Catholic cemetery a,
Hyde Park. The family purchased the
Scott Matthews farm about two years
ago. The community extends deep sym.
pathy to them in their great bereave-
ment.-Mrs. Helen Norton went Tues
day to Burlington to spend a few days
with her daughter. Mrs Max Greene
who is recovering nicely from a recent
| operation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
JOHNSON

Charles L. Bishop has returned from
Cambridge Junction where ne took the
place of Agent Watson. while at the
hospital.-The fire department was called
out twice Friday, at nine o'clock for a
fire in the barn of f. L. Holmes. caused
by thawing out water pipe with cleo
tricity, which came in contact with hay.
The fire was eXtinguished without much
damage. The second was at two O'Clock
for chimney burning out in the Roozey
house on Gulf street, which did not cause
much of any damage.-Thc Rev. Z. G..
French, who is stopping In Burlington
for short time, was here Wednesday,
returning Frday.-Mrs f. c. French
visited in St. Johnsbury last week.-Lewis
a. Demerrtt has returned from Boston.
where he went to see about a wooden
leg.-Mrs. Charles Demerritt of Burling-
ton is visiting at Homer Caswell's.-A. J..
Saleeby returned from Boston Thursday.
Madison Sargent has returned from
South Hero.-The Rev. L. c. French has
gone to Chicago for a few days.-John s.
Moore has returned from New York city.
AT special convocation of Tucker
Chapter, r. a. NJ, at Morrisville Friday
night the following received their z. NJ.
and NJ. e. degrees.-D. b. Smalley, +. w.
Tinkham, Howard Waterman, h. a.
Thomas and Mr.. Druery.-Hay and fuel
have been in great demand the past week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
FAIRFAX

The Misses Marjorie and IIildrcd Vim
cent spent Saturday in Burlington. The
mercury registered at low as 10 and q
degrees below zero In some places in town
during the recent cold wavc.--The Rev
j. 7. Sharman of ST. Adams was in town
Sunday evening for the closing meeting
of the special services which have been
held the past two weeks. There were
about 81 in attendance Sunday evening -
Wendell Southland was appointed a dele
gate from the Christian Endeavor to at
tend the boys conference at Mortified
Saturday and Sunday.-Stratton Halstoad
of New York was in town recently or
buSncss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
RlCHFORD

The officers of Richford Lodge No. 49,
]. o. o. f., and Washington Rebekah
Lodge. No. s. were installed OH the eve
ming of January by D. D. G. NJ, E. F.
Snow of Swanton. and d. d. p. Miss
Pearl Dyke of st. Adams, with Mr.
Batchelder OF Swanton and Mrs. Eva
Smith of St Adams, acting as marshals
The following officers were installed in the
Robekah Lodge: Mrs. Hilda Linston,
y. G.; Miss Goldie Bliss, V. G.; Miss Pearl
Bliss, secretary; Mrs. Winnie pingman.
treasurer; Mrs. Edna Childs financial
secretary; Mrs. Winnie Patton, I. c.;
Mrs. Anna Higgins. O. G.; Miss Bessie
Barnes, warden; Inez Clark, conductress
Mrs. Julia Holt, r. S. y. G.; Mrs. Eliza
Cook. l.. s. n. g.; Mrs. Grace Lafleur,
r. S. " c.; Mrs. Dora Woodward, L. S.
V. c.; Mrs. Dora Mandigo. chaplain:
Mrs. Laura Mandigo, r. y. G. After the
installation. light refreshments were
servcd.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Young January 1i.-Harold
y. Warner has bought the city meat
market of Moses Larivec. Chap
pei formerly of this place died Saturday,
January 10, at his home in Newport.
At u meeting held last week Wednesday
night, the directors of the Richford
National bank discussed the question of
location and it was practically decided
10 accept an offer of c. NJ and S. r..
Boright to give the new corporation a
ten year lease of the room in the Boright
block now occupied by the Surprise
Clothing store at an annual rental of
1900 Mr.. Livingston, proprietor of the
Surprise Clothing store, has recently
purchased the Blodgett property on River
street, opposite the Boright block and
will move to his new quarters as soon
as may be. Meantime the bank officials
will begin assembling material for build
ing II vault and the necessary banking
room equipment, and hope to have the
new bank ready for business about the
in the Local lecture course will be on
Thursday evening of this week. DR..
Thomas Il. Green, vice president Of the
American Peace S"ciety will give Il lee
turc.
/ The Richford basketball team will
play with Brig ham Academy team in the
Richford schoo! gymnasium Friday night.
Game to he called at eight o'clock.-The
Baptist Brotherhood gave an cntorta in
mcnt and banquet to the members and
friends of the class in tho Baptist Church
dining rooms on Friday evening. After
the banquet f. r. Green acted as toast
master and toasts as follows were Civ
on: why We Are Met" F. w. Gilpn;
How 1t Feels to Get Licked" John
Clcwly; How 1t Feels to VIM" William
Lafleur: What Are the Benefits of the
Club" II. o. Powers; remarks, a. f.
Rowley: THE Results of Clean Living
Or. IL. s. Herrlck; closing remarks, tn,
Rev George Pomfrey.-Dr. and Mrs
LinWood NJ. Kelley of Manchester were
recent visitors at the home of Dr. kcl-
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Kei.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ALBlTRG

Mormon II. Guertin. fireman on the
southbond milk train from Ogdensburg
last Friday was painfully injured while
standing between his engine and a
west bound freight at Altoona. n. Y.
Some object projecting from one of the
freights struck him In the head and
knocked him to the ground. He suf-
fered "A severe cut ON the head and
body bruises, which are very painful
and which at first were thought to be
broken ribs.-Tbcre is quite an epide-
mic of influenza In this vicinity and
at present five homes are under uuar-
antine.--Charles Willette is quite III
with pncumonia--W. Lee Honsinger
has purchased of b. j. Mumley the
farm owned by him just outside the
southern limits of this villagc.-R. II.
Roberts had the misfortune to crush
tho thumb of his left hand while work
ing in the woods last week.-W. G..
Morton was a business visitor I'm Bur-
lington two days last wcek.--Mr and
Mrs. !. f. Nolan and two daughters of
Rouses Point were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, T.. Flynn last Sunday.-E. n.
C;oodseI was "A business visitor I'm Bur-
liugton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. officers H.
e. Lndd and w. w. stiles, and Mrs. II.
G Ladd. w. j. Demore and julie Dra-
ron were in Burlington attending
United states court Tuesday,. F..
Cleland went yesterday to Vergennes
TO visit reIatives.-News has been re-
ceived here Of the engagement of wal.
ter V. Macarthur of Burlington. son
of Mrs. n. l.. Brayton of this town.
10 sarah elizabeth Hall of Burling.
ton.
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SWANTON

a wedding was solemnizcd at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew j. Bell Friday after
noon at 4:30, when her daughter Anna
Frances, was united In marriage TO
Edward G. Dolby of Saginaw, Mich. The
Rev. +. Wilson Day. pastor of the First
Congregational Church officiating Mrs.
Homer T.. Hunt is serving as organist
at the Congregational Church during the
absence of Miss Emily Carpenter.-The
Rev. r. A. Woodwork was a recent
visitor In MOntreal.-Funeral services for
George Skeels, who died at his home on
Grand avenue Thursday afternoon, were
held from the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon at 3:15. the Rev. T. Will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
ENOSBURG FALLS

| Tho announcement of the engagement
| Miss Ethel E. Derby and T.. A. G. Smith
HAS made at n party rendered Miss
Derby by Miss Ella Fairbanks at her
ONE on Church street. 1t was literal
letting the cat out of the bag" the
at having a card tied about it's neck
With their pictures on 1t. Games were
ayed and refreshments served.-The
ext ladies' night by the Philemon club
viii be January ~. Ii. D. Smith chair
nan of entertainment committee.-The
nnual meeting OF the stockholders OF
he First National Bank was held
anusty I3 in their banking rooms when
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
MONTGOMERY

Mrs. Ernest Boynton of st. Adams is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lewis Bonn
bard.-Mrs. Helen La Fountain and son.
George. have returned to Boston after
passing few weeks at the home of John
LaFountain.--Thc condition of Mrs. Lucy
Swan, who Is III. Is improving.-A meet
ing Of the Sunday School board of the
Methodist Church will be held with Mrs,
G. Il. Gates Saturday evening.---Mrs,
Isadorc Garrow of Richford is passing
few days with Mrs. III. ID. Domna.-
The condition of Mrs. Ellen Tarbel and
Mrs. j. A. Flint, who have been i'll, is
,provipp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
JEFFERSONVILLE

Mr. Bulls has finished his work at
Toole's barber shop and returned to
his home in Plattsburgh, n, Y.-Miss
Stella Hood of Hyde Park has been
spending the past week with relatives
here-The Mother Goose" fair given
by the Philathea club at Starts hall
Friday evening was Il pleasant occa =
sion.--The saw mill that was destroy
ed by fire Thursday evening is to be
rebuilt.-Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Holmes
have sold their farm. 1t is understood
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gallup are
to carry it on.-R. f. Reynolds is more
CONFERENCE.-The. Sulham of Morris
vile remained over Sunday at w. G.
Curtis.-Vene Lafountain is employed
as teamster for Bert Reynolds.-The
sale of season tickets for the NJ. w. A.
fair is good and there is every prospect
of successful event.--Mrs. Mary will
son has completed her labors at the
a. and p. store.
Lewis Leclair of Bakersfield was in
town Tuesday.-Warren Scott left Mon.
day for visit to Connecticut.-Mrs.
w. f. Hunt, Mrs. Ernest Gallup and
Warren Scott We're passengers on the
Central Vermont train that left the rails
below Cambridge Monday forenoon.--Miss
Ila Keith of the Sherwood sanitarium at
St. Adams spent Sunday with her par
ents here.-rhe filing of the immense
ice house of the c. Brigham Co. at the
Junction began Monday morning MIR.
and Mrs. H. w. Varnum have started
for Florida.-The American Legion will
hold u ball at the Hotel Melendy Feb
ruary l2.-Mrs. Elsie c. Smith was at
Morrisville Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the Union Savings bank, of
which she is one of the directors.--A re-
ception was held at Morse hall Tuesday
evening for Miss Dorothy Choate. who
has resigned her position as domestic
science teacher at the high school. The
fierce storm prevented many of the stu
, dents from attending.
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son Day. assisted by the Rev. +. A..
Woodworth. ofiiciating.-Mrs. George
Shoreham, aged rs years, died at her home
at East Swanton Jan. II. The funeral
services were held Saturday morning
from the Church of the Nativity. the Rev.
Father Salmon officiating Besides her
husband Mrs. Shorcham leaves seven chill
dren.-Mrs. Wallace Gauthcr and daugh-
ter have been passing several days in
Ncwport.-The annual Board of Trade
meeting was held In the Taquahunga par
lors Wednesday Jan. II, Capt. VI. H. Bell
presiding. Reports from the officers were
received and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year President, the Rev.
J. NJ. Aubin; vicc-president, Walter
Spear; second vice-presidcnt. Robin Blake {;
secretary, a. G. Webster; treasurer, ~.
u. Hunt. 1t was voted to dispense with
the annual banquet.
There was a special meeting of Sew
enty-SX Lodge, No. ~, +. and a. NJ,
Tuesday evening Deputy r.. r..
Snow and T.. j. Batchelder, as marshall,
were in Highgatc Tuesday evening to in
all the officers of the |. O. .. +. Lodge.
The Children of Mary held its regular
meeting Sunday night in the convent
chapel About 10 girls were present.
Miss Mabel Hazcn has returned to her
work after passing few days among
relatives in Alburg.--Charles Hall of St.
Adams passed Sunday at his home in this
villagc.-Thc odd Fellows service for
George Skeels Sunday was very impress
sivCly conducted by \. Il. Anderson and
L. Y. Catlin.-The patrol leaders of the
Boy Scouts met with Mr.. Day Tuesday
evening to plan for the February ban
quet-The Shakespeare club held a COW
cred dish socable Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. John Wibberly OH Spring
strcet.-Mr. and Mrs. Anthony juneau
and Edward Ouimette have returned to
Lyndonvlllc after passing few days at
the home of Mrs. George Skeels.--Charlcs
Cooper Of Hyde Park has been visiting
Swanton friends for a few days.-Mss
Marian Clutter has returned to North
field, Mass. where she will resume teach
ing in Mortified Seminary.-Capt. c. A.
Bradley will be a business visitor in
bridgeport Conn, from Wednesday until
Saturday of this week.--Clark Jennison
of New York city was a recent business
caller in Swanton.-There was a meeting
of the American Legion in the town hall
Tuesday cvening.-The board of civil
authority will meet at the town clerk IS
office Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
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BAKERSFIELD

The junior play safety First" for the
benefit of the junior class. Brigham
Academy, will be given at the Academy
hall this cvening.-Miss Helen Richard Of
Franklin spent several days last week
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Robbie, Of
Bakersfield Wesley Robe of Westiield.
Mass visited last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w, S. Robe. lie graduated
from the Vail Agricultural School of
Lyndon Center in 1902, and has been work.
ing as herdsmah at Westfield Having