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MONTGOMERY

The Ladies' Aid will hold birthday
social Friday in the village hall, when
there will be L tables, each decorated
to represent a month of the year and
those attending, will be asked to sit at
the table of the month of their birthday.
Supper will be served with ice cream and
there is 10 be an entertainment after
wards. Supper from o'clock onwards.-
Mrs. Helen LaFountain of Boston is Wis
iting at John LaFountain s-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Paronto and children OF
Springfield, Mass, are staying at DIR. and
Mrs. Keean's for few weeks.-Orvill
Putnam of Sheldon, who has been stay
ing with his sister, Mrs. Manner. has re-
turned home.-A church social was held
in the village hall Thursday. The male
quartette delighted those present with
plantation part songs. Ice cream was
served. The result of the every member
canvass, which was announced. was con-
sidered most satisfactory.-MissG Gladys
Kirkness has returned to Montreal after
a two weeks holiday at the parsonage
Children's day is to be observed next
Sunday morning. The children will take
practically all of the service in the
Methodist Church. This day is one when
the church is always crowded and this
year the children seem to be trying to
go one better than ever.-Dr. Keelans
birthday was recently celebrated by a
family re-union.-Mr, and Mrs. Mathews
of Montreal are staying at John LaFoun-
tan's on the Richford road.-Mrs. Flora
Inman of New York is with her aunt.
Mrs. Tarbel for the summer.-Miss Dora
/ Dutchburn of Boston is spending a va
cation with her parents here-Miss Clara
Wheeler has returned after visiting her
sister in Philadelphia There was a
service Sunday afternoon at the Episco-
pal Church.-A quiet but exceedingly
pretty wedding took place in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, when the Rev.
Allen Kirkness united in marriage Miss
Edythe Raymond of Montgomery Center
and Earle Beerworth of Sherbrooke, p.
Q. The church had been tastefully dec
Grated by the Ladies with lilies of the
valley and ferns
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HUNTINGTON

of the Rev. Thomas Adams sermon Sun
day.-Hiram Weston and family have
moved into NJ. NJ. Bates tenement
Several from here attended the gradual
ing exercises in Richmond Thursday eve
ning.-Mrs. a. E. Carpenter was in Bur-
lngton Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Elmer Fuller will entertain the
Kings Daughters next week Wednesday
at the hall.-Charles Johnson is recover.
ing from his recent case of poisoning
The Rev. and Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Julias
Drinkwater and Mrs. 3. C. Martin were
in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs. F. d
Falby and Miss Marjorie Morrill, are ir
Montpelier attending the graduating ex
ercses-Mrs Fanny Fuller is i'll.
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W!LLISTON

Mr.. and Mrs. La Tulippe were called to
Alburgh Sunday by the death of Mrs.
La Tulippe's aunt. Mrs William Cameron.
Smith LoCgens. who has been the
guest of Leavins La Tulippe and friends
around town the past few weeks, has
starred on the return trip to his home in
California.-A daughter was born May
"a to Mr.. and Mrs. Erward Bartemay,
Mrs. Clara Moro and children were
recent guests of her sister Mrs. Daniel
Wilton. MIR. and Mrs. A. o. Porter and
sons. Nelson and Everett, c, w. Porter
and Mrs. S. d. Warren attended the
memorial and the unveiling services Of
A soldiers monument at North Favston
May 31.--Children's day will be observed
at the Methodist Church Sunday morning
commencing at 1890. Those who have lit
tie children to be baptised. please he at
the church at that hour.-The first quar-
tery conference will meet at the church
Sunday evening. The district superinten-
dent, the Rev. G. K. Statham. of Rut-
land. will be present. 1t is desired that
all the official members be present-Mrs.
Peter Terrain and children. who have
been to Poughkeepsie, N Y, for week
past. returned last Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Merchant are very happy
over the advent of little daughter
Harold Bryant who has been home the
past two weeks helping his grandmother,
Mrs. James Bryant, returned to his work
in Winooski Monday.-Miss Phyllis Bis
settle, who has been in New York State
the past six months. has returned to her
home here for the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Prior from Brookline, Mass,
came last week Wednesday to open their
house for a month.-Mr and Mrs A. f.
Martin are I'LL. C. Crowley from Essex
Junction. agent for the Rawleigh, pro-
ducts. called on friends in town last
1
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ENOSBURG

The fifty-fifth annual meeting Of the
Franklin and Grand Isle County Confer
ence of Congregational Churches will be
held in Memorial Church, June 1o.-The
Sunday School class Of which Miss Helen
Taylor is a member. was invited to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Maynard
Saturday evening to give Miss Tavlor A
surprise on her birthday. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.-Sev-
eral Masons from Lincoln Lodge. No. 70.
went to St. Adams Thursday as the guests
of Franklin Lodge.-Doris and Edna leach
spent the weekend at the home of their
uncle, j. A. Leach.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The Teachers Association of the Essex
junction High and Graded Schools held
n party at the High School Thurs-
day in honoh of the principal, kennetn
Preston. who is completing his work mere
and Miss Ruth Andrews. who is to be
married in July. The evening was spent
in games and varied program was CIV
en-. Mr.. Preston was presented with
handsome gold pencil and Miss Andrews
a Wallace Nutting picture.
The primary and intermediate depart
ments and the rural schools of the town
of Essex close Friday and there will
be a meeting of the teachers and super
intendent in the intermediate department
at Essex Center at 2:30 o'clock standard
time Thursday afternoon.
Announcement has just heen ma lie
of the marriage of Miss Ruth S. Went
worth of Easton. Pa, to Harrison
Smith Thayer on March at st. Mark
Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, \. Y.
Mr.. Thayer became IL part owner OF the
Essex Publishing company April l.,
1920. and has lived at the Lincoln Inn
since that date. Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
are spending their delayed honeymoon
at the Highgate Springs camp of Lewis
r. Thayer his father, of Worthwhile.
1t is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
, Thayer VIII make fhetr nome mere
about the middle of July TIE AIT
nouncement comes as quite a surprise
here to many friends of the groom.
A concert will be given by pupils of
Mrs. Alexander T. Arkley with readings
by Mrs. y. NJ. johnson at the parish house
Monday evening, June Il at seven o'clock
to which the public is cordially invited.
A collection will be taken for the anti
tuberculosis campaign fund. There will
/ he dancing from nine until IL o'clock for
which Walkers orchestra of Burlington,
will furnish music. There will be ice
cream on sale. The proceeds for the en-
tire evening will be for this fund.
Edward Whitcomb is home from Cornell
University
The Ladies' S,cial Union of the Con-
gregational. Church was pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Curtis II. Hunt at her
home Tuesday afternoon. A guessing
game was played in which the first prize
was won by Mrs. w. D. Blake and the
second by Mrs David Marvin. The house
was beautifully decorated with snow
balls and peonies. Ice cream and cake
were served. The next meeting which will
be the last one of the season and will be
in the form of picnic which will be held
in the grove on Prospect street.
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JERICHO

Mrs Nancy McLane. who is in poor
health, has gone to the home of her
daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Morgan. at Richmond-Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Lord of Lebanon, N H., were re-
ent visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs.
iiiram Hanley.-Mrs. Estclla Algiers has
gone to Greensboro for a few days visit.
-Donley Paige of Bakersfield was re-
ent visitor at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hiram, Hanley.-Mrs. e. y. Styglcs, who
has been quite i'll with rcurltis in her
light arm. il able 10 he out.-ihe Rev.
Max Kelley of Bakersfield spoke at the
baptist Church Sunday morninS.-Mrs,
'Jensmore, who has bccn spending sew
fral days in Barre, has returned home
end was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Ray French. and son.--Mrs.
=. A. Barney was in Burlington Thurs
bay on businces,-- Ernest Como of Milton
IFS in Town making repairs on his place.
He expects to move his family here soon.
Charles Eeavy has gore TO Torwood,
+. y. to visit his brother for few
DAYS.
Harry and Donald Tcachout of Willis
OH were Sunday visitors with friends
in town.--Thc Rev Max Kelley of Bak-
arsfield will speak Sunday at the Baptist
Church at the usual hour.--George
Costello. who has been i'll with a cold
8 worse. Mrs. Nellie Hoag, VINO has been
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
walter Baisdell, has gone 10 Hines
burgh, where she has position-Mrs
Ralph Norton of Rutland was n Sunday
yisitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Pcttingill She was accompanied
home by her sister, Marion Pettingill.-
Mrs. James Burrows Of Middleboro, who
has been at the hospital the last eight
weeks. is spending several days with hcI
husband, James Burrows, at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schillhammer.-E,lm
Booth and sister, Ida, have been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Franz
perrigo Mt Jericho Center for few days
Miss Bertha Schillhammer Of Westfor'
was a Sunday visitor at the nome %
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schill
bsmmer.-The ladies' of the w. r. G. n
burlington invited the ladies of the w
r.. c. of Underhill to picnic supper a
Queen City Park Tuesday afternoon.
large crowd attended and a good tim
was enjoyed by all and splendid suppe
served. The ladies' from here, who at
tended, were Mrs. G. N. Styles. Mrs NJ
CT Mason. Mrs. Belle Parsons, Mrs
1lkuch Hanley, MIRA Mary Finn ant
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UNDERHILL

The school in district No closed May
Is with Miss K Anna Fitzsimons as teach
err. The pupils without an absent mark
are Maude Blodgett. Melba Blodgett
Theln,a Blodgett, Wayne Blodgett, Mil
bred Goodrich, Myrtle Hoyt, Byrle Hoyt,
Harley Irish, Kenneth Keith, Katie Nc
Lane and Vivian Ryan.-Miss Emma Ed
wards who has been in the South for tho
past winter. returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Colegrovc and chill
dren, of Burlington, were in town Mon
day.-Ralph Nealy is at home for vaca-
ton from Springfield, Mass.-Carl Moul-
ton. Ct Penns Grove. " j., is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Moulton.-
Mrs. w. S. Nay has returned from her
visit in Boston.-Mrs. c. w. Rice and
Mrs. w. S. Nay were in Barre last week
to attend a meeting of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs B. S. Burnett and son,
Allan. of Richmond, were in town Mon
day to visit friends.
Independence day is to be appropriately
celebrated at UnderhiIl Monday, July s.
with an all day program. There will be
a salute at the break of day, parade of
usual interest and varied attractions
dinner and an afternoon of sports
| baseball and other contests, etc. At sun
!
/ close the day.
/ The baccalaureate sermon for the high
school will be given at a union service
of the churches on Sunday evening, june
/ 49, in the Congregational Church. The
: Rev. Mr. Cashmere will deliver the ad
dress. The community is urged to attenc
The commencement exercises will b'
held on Friday evening. June Is, at thu
| G. A. r. hall. The senior class has beer
fortunate in securing Prof. j. william
Sprowls of the University of Vernon
to give the commencement address. DR.
Sprowls is a very entertaining as well al
instructive speaker.-A birthday part!
will be held June n for members of thu
W. r. c., whose birthdays come In April
| May or June.-Homer lockwood returned
home Saturday from the Mary Fletche
hospital. where he underwent an opera
ton for mastoid abscess and IL Settlnj
along niccly.--G w. Benedict has com
menced running his new auto bus betweel
here and Burlington. making two trip
daily.-Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Dmmick AM
daughter of White River Junction ar
spending a few days with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. l.. Blalsdell
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wellinser were
in Burlington Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Written of Essex
Center were at Caleb Pillsburys Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Forbes and son
were in Burlington Thursday.-Mastei
Harold Aver returned home Saturday
after a week spent with is grandmother
in st. Albans.-Earl Aver visited his
mother in st. Adams last week and also
attended the dedication Of the SAKE monu'
ment in Highgate.-Miss Nora Hinsdale
spent Saturday in Burlington.
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JERICHO CENTER

The annual commencement exercises OF
the high school will he held at the Con-
gregational Church Thursday evening.
June 10. with the following program: Or
chestra: invocation orchestral salutatory
with essay. Tribute to Townsman''
Mildred Margaret Wisell; orchestra: es-
say. Tho National Labor Conference.
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SHELBURNE

Miss Philena Douglas was given birth
day surprise party last week by about 40
young friends. Dancing and games were
enjoyed and refreshments were served.
Miss Douglas received many pretty gifts
Herbert Vellemare of Williston has NOV
cd 10 Shelburne Falls.-B. c. Marsette
has sold his farm to Mr.. McGarr of Port
Henry.
The Childrens Day exercises at
the Methodist Church will be held
at 7:3O Sunday evening. Sum-
day morning, the Rev Mitchell will
preach a sermon for the children and
will also conduct the baptismal serv-
ice. On Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock sharp there will be practice
for the Children's Day program and
all children having parts are requested
to be present. Any flowers or ferns
for decorating the church will be
appreciated by the committee and
should be sent in on Saturday il con-
venient.-An all day meeting Of Ever
! Ready Circle of Kings Daughters will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Robert
/ Towers Thursday. Mrs, A. Morrison
| will assist Mrs. Towers as hostess. A
large attendance is desired. Roll call
/ be answered with quotation from
! Tennison--Mrs John Hopkins of Con-
! cord. n. H.. who has been visiting her
home.-ElfeEc Morrssette left Tuesday
! night for Long Island where he has
! a position as chauffeur.
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WEST MILTON

The funeral of Kate Harmon. VINO
died Of pneumonia June 3. At the home
of Hoyt Mears, was held Saturday at
two o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Tabee of Mil
ton officiating. The bearers were Van
Everest Floyd Sanderson, John Town"
and Maurice Mears Burial was at West
Milton.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Hammond
and daughter. Gladys. of Newport,
are visiting at the home of c. G.. Stanley.
Mrs. Annie Leonard and two littlo
daughters of Jeffersonvillc visited at the
homo of J. G.. Gaines recently. C.
T.. Kendall is seriously Ill with heart
trouble. Mr.. Kendalls condition is also
serious. following two paralytic shocks
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EAST CHARLOTTE

In spelling contest by the pupils of the
public schools, which was conducted by
Superintendent Colby, the prize winners
were Eldena Aube, Duane Beers. Frank
Collette and Kenneth Jewell.-Miss Sarah
Wooster has returned home from Troy,
y. Y. where she spent the past five
months.-On June 6, son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Senter.-Marjorie
and Eldora Estey of the Bristol high
school are at home-The school taught
by Miss Carrie Miles closed June 5. Miss
Miles is spending some time with Mrs.
George Hazard.-Mrs. George Sequin is
ill.-Mrs. Andrew Thomas and Miss Clara
Harris Of Monkton have been guests OF
brother, William Harris.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Edwin Bennit of st. Adams visited his
son, Evory from Saturday to Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan of Eden were in
town Thursday.--Mrs. w. ], Wright was
in Enosbury Falls Friday,-B. G. Wells
has sold his farm to George Paxman.
Mr.. Wells was born on the farm he sold
and was one of the few remaining ma
tive residents of that section of the town.
Chester Moffatt and Howard Parront
lCanfiuueSl nm Pare EourA
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RIVERSIDE

Thirty -four ladies Of the l.. II. Bost-
wick Corps were delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening by the Stannard Corps
of Burlington at Mrs. Nettie Winchell's
cottage "Myosotis" at Queen City Park.
A picnic supper was served on the
yeranda and lawn.-Monday evening, the
Corps will celebrate Flag Day by giving
birthday supper" to all members
whose birthdays come in the month OF
April, May or Juno. All members are
asked to be present and also to display
flags on that day.-At the County sun
day School convention held at Hinesburg
Nav q. IL was found that there was n
tie between the Underhill and Charlotte
home department, so each team will have
the banner for part of the coming year
Clifford Petit, who had his tonsis re-
moved at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Tuesday has returned home.-Homer
lockwood returned from the Mary Flet-
cher hospital Saturday.-Mrs Andrews
has been to Jacksonville called by the
illness OF her sister.-Mrs. c. l.. Bartlett
visited friends in Waterbury last week,
Clifford Petit and DR., Godfrey of Bur-
lington were over Sunday guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren Petitt,-G. W. Bene-
dict started last week running his bus
between here and Burlington making two
trips daily.
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Of Portsmouth, n. H.. is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Hanley.--The
friends Of Miss Mildred Bixby rendered
her miscellaneous shower Tuesday af-
tcrnoon.--Mrs. Carrie Knapp. who has
been seriously Ill, is better.
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EAST SHELBURNE

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
d. Waller. June Mrs. Elmer Slocum
and son, Lewis, attended the Pomona
Grange at Essex Center last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. TiraS Isham of Williston visited
at Elmer Slocums the last of the week.
-Delphine Lamotte of st. Adams Bay is
spending some time with his son, Phliaa
Lamotte.
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

The presentation oN Professor Pep
by the senior class Of the st. Adams
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MILTON

Mrs. Eta Stowe. who has heer
visiting friends in town. returned to her
homo in Essex Junction Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phelps of Rich.
mond were over-Sunday guests of Mr..
Phelps parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah r.
Phelps-Mrs. Lydia Wolcott, a former
resident. has been passing n week here
with friends and returns home Saturday
Mrs. Jennie Wells, who has been in Bur-
lngton, has returned home and will oc.
cupy the Tatro house on River street
when vacated by Ernest Como and fam.
ily.-Mrs. SWEET Of Ticonderoga. n. Y.
was called here last week by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. FAY Berry
who has bad case of orysipelas.-Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Atkins of Ticonderoga, n
Y, were here recently, the guests of theii
daughter, Mrs Frank Mayville and fam.
ily.-Miss Ruth Everest of BURLINGTON
PASSED Sunday with her sister. Mrs. IA,
Northumberland Maney, a member OF
the High School graduating class of 1890
is III with mumps. Mrs. Quill of Syra,
cuse ~ Y arrived here Saturday night tc
see her daughter, Miss Florence Quill
returning home Sunday night.-Miss Flor
ence Cormia returned home Saturt1a,
night passng a few weeks with relatives
in Barre Chester Newton of Burlington
passed Sunday with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilbur G. Newton.--The local Chan
fer of Eastern Stars held their meetinl
Friday evening at Masonic hall. afte,
which n buffet lunch was served at tn,
/ homo of Mrs. Winona Cormia. in honor o,
Mrs. Addie Allen, State grand matron
! ont -of-town guests present were Mrs. G
! A pratt and Miss Amanda Crown.
The High School graduating class o.
,ooo has three members the Misses Madp,
Howard. Grace Watson and Leland Man
low The exercises will be held this owe
ninc at the Congregational Church witt
The following program: March, Mrs. e. I
Alien organist; invocation. the Rev. II
4, TaIbee; vocal solo, Hannah Talbee: es
cav "The Value of Good Pictures" Madg,
Harvard; Grafton, "The Benefit of War
Io,nnd Marley; essay, Bells" Grac,
watson. vocal duet. Glenna and Thelmi
phe,ns. address to the class, the Hon
curtis Emery; vocal solo. Delma Manley
,,rasentation of diplomas, Prin. Ere,
Sewers. b. S. A. benediction. the Rev
A Bessey; postlude. organ. A reception
will follow exercises.
A. the June meeting Of the w. C. T
~ which was held at the home OF Mrs
tr,,,nr s. Coburn, plans for the work o
Inc coming year were made. also plan
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ENOSBURG FALLS

tai, has returned to her home at the
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-27

are to look after the wants of the ac-
tors, to meet them on arrival. show
them the different hotels, make daily
trips thru the dressing rooms to see
that they are clean and in good shape,
TO attend to the transportation of the
artists and that all an artist wants for
the proper presentation of the offer
ing is given him.
And now comes the most important
move of the entire hand clasping of
the two associations. Starting this
year with the first week in May, every
member of the Vaudeville Managers
Protective association will give the en-
tire receipts of a matinee to the Ma
tional Vaudeville Artists fund. This
fund is for the insuring of artists
Each artist will carry a $1,000 policy
free The fund also provides for the
taking care of the sick, the needy,
worthy dependents, and those who
become unable for further duties in
the vaudeville field from sickness, ac-
cident or disability. Next year and
every year thereafter one matinee will
be given over to the fund the first
week in April. 1t is looked upon as
great move and the figures of the
weeks return to the fund will be
looked forward to with much interest
Caudeville today is not what it used
to be and conditions all over the coun-
try are better, saner and brighter for
the vaudeville actor.
This year the Novelty will give the
entire matinee receipts Wednesday,
May 5. n. S. A.
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Try This IF You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
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You will find. too, that all itching
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You can get liquid arvon at any
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fai1.-AdV.