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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-01

Aycock that we received the great
educational Governor, and further it
was you who canvassed North Caro-
lima in support of Woodrow Wilson
for President. The principles in your
platform appeal to us as future citi-
zens, because of your common reason
ing plunge into the taxation problem
in advocating local taxation and your
views on education and robust roads
which you have expressed in various
speeches.
We feel that our Governor should
be business man and in studying the
present possibilities we feel that you
are the best qualified because of your
close association with the. railroads,
the farming industry, and manufac-
turing.
We think that these progressive
ideals mean an assured election for
you and greater progress for North
Carolina.
With best wishes we are 1000
strong.
THE R. H. S. CAMERON
MORRISON CLUB"
For Governor.
EARL F. COLEY,
President.
WILLIE A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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WAT'ERVILLE

The Rev. 3. l.. Rogers was confined
to the house the past few days by
slight attack OF gripp.-Rev. Amy p.
Rogers occupied the pulpit a thu morn-
ing and evening services.--Over - rnem-
bers of the Cemetery Association we're
pleasantle entertained by Mrs. Bragg and
Mrs. Houghten Friday afternoon Rec
freshments of plain doughnuts, maple
syrup. cake and coffee were served
The Weller Trio" Violin. Cartoonist.
Baritone. appear here November
Tickets may he procured of the
students.--Red Cross day will be
observed Sunday Morning. 1t is
expected that a speaker from away will
with Mrs. Katie Bartlett.-Homer Stoarns
has moved to Cambridge Junction.
Stanley Mobbs of Boston visited rela-
lives in town last week.-James and r.
+, Beard were In st. Johnsbury Sunday.
Harold Beard was elected town Rep
resented by n large vote.-The Ladies
Aid Society realized over $4,000 from the
light lunch and Ice cream served at the
hail Tuesday Coursey has NOV
ed to Johnson.-Rev. b. L. Rogers was
happily surprised Friday evening by be-
ing presented with a handsome pair OF
double knitted worsted mittens presented
~ him by his oldest parishoner; Mrs.
Waterman. who is 81 years old. She does
nil her reading and sewing without the
aid Of glasses. This is only one Of many
tokens which are continually arriving ut
the parsonage.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

T.. A Woods has purchased the Stone
house farm Of Mr.. Gibbs.-The Y. NJ. C..
A. rally held here Saturday was we'll
attended.-Mrs. Maude Pearsons of Bak-
ersleld visited at +. l.. Starts Saturday.
l.. NJ. Garland and family Of Jericho
were in town Sunday.-Arthur Pike and
daughter returned to their home In John
son Monday.--Wilmer Stafford has finish
ed work at Bonner's garage.-Ruth
Thayer was rushed to the hospital and
operated on for appendicitis and Is get
ting along well.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Burnor are the parents Of son born
November 4.-Miss Hattie Ober has re-
turned from White River Junction.
Seagears Reynolds had narrow escape
in the woods last week, being hit on the
head by a falling limb. which rendered
him Observation-Disclosures Reynolds
has moved TO the Kittell farm for the
WHEREIN. d. Cyr and family are to
move this week to 1.-The Hemlocks,"
where he is to be employed on the
farm.
Harry Curtis has sold his farm in the
Morgan district to Mr.. Rice of Jericho
Ozelma Green has been seriously Ill al
her home in Sheidon.-"Old Acre Folk
given at the town hall Monday evening
by local talent under the auspices of the
Phi athea and Baraca classes was largely
attended and the parts we'll taken. The
music by the school orchestra received
many fattering Commensurate Gin
derella Man" is to be shown at the town
hall tonight by the Nellie Gil
players.-The military ball of the loca
Legion Post is to be held at Hote
Melendy this evening. the nth, kat7
orchestra of Burlington will furnish mu'
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EAST BERKSHIRE

The Rev. Stanley Cummings Of
ST. Adams spoke sunday afternoon in the
congregational Church on the Congrega-
tional world movement and it's relation
with the intcrchurch movcment.--M
nard Burleson had between l3 and 20 hens
stolen ono night rcrontly.-Mrs. Ruben
Dcmar was in st. Adams Thursday of last
Week.-Mrs.. Ellen Harvey Vincent is
keeping house fer George Vincent. Mrs.
Jane Burleson visited her niece, Mrs.
Ernest Shattuck, of Richford Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Macy and son.
Keith, OF Iighgate visited AT Maynard
Burleson's Sunday.-Mrs. c. VI. Rublec.
Mrs. Newcity and Mrs. T. l.. Washburn
were IN Richford Saturday afternoon.-
The homes of Alfred Sykes and Mrs.
T.. b. Smith have been wired for electric
lights.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casavant have
moved from the rectory to Enosburg
Falls, where they have purchased house.
Alice Button of st. Adams passed Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II,
Button.-Thc monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society was held in the church
vestry Tuesday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. b. Scribrer of st. Johnsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Pratt and sons, Lee and
Lynn, of Quechec We're recent visitors
at he home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Pratt.
The county secretary, r. y. NJ. Beebee.
of the New England Milk Producers as
sociation. will hold n meeting for milk
producers and others interested, at Rub
lees hall Friday evening at 7;3o O'Clock.
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gagged In active service until July. 1919,
when he was discharged. During tho
larger part Of his term of service he was
detailed as orderly to his major. a West
Point officer, which shows the high re-
gard In which he was held by his officers.
A short time before he was discharged
he received his last papers making him
a full-hedged American citizen. He IL
happy over the fact that he cast his first
presidential vote for Harding and
Coolidge. Peter has made host Of friends
with lbs happy smile and winning dis
position since coming to Morrisvile and
Is held In high esteem by the people or
this communicative Greene has
been confined to the house for several
days. suffering from an attack of indiges-
tion.--A son, Walter Ro'and. was born
November Z, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Godfrey.-Mrs. Charles Patno went last
week to the Fanny Allen hospital. where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis.--Miss Blanche Lavarnway.
night operator in the telephone office. Is
confined to her home by illness.Miss
Charlotte Hill is convalescing from her
recent !,lness.--Mrs. Ernest Hadlock, who
has been quite ill., is improvng.-Mrs. c.
T. Morrill, and sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bailey
Of East Craftsbury and Mrs. Sarah Gates
of North Wolcott spent the past week In
Johnson.-C. ]. Thomas OF South Ber-
wick Me-, was in town Tuesday on his
way to New York in the interests Of the
United Construction company.
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FLETCHER

AT the Grange Friday the gentlemen
VIII give the entertainment and serve
an oyster supper after the meeting -
Mr. Barkyoumb has moved to Fairfax,
where he has taken farm.--W. \.
Wetherbee and Jesse Hooper and Miss
Mona Spaulding were in Burlington
Thursday night to attend the KubelilI
concert Several attended the chicken
pie supper at North Cambridge Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs Albio Clark. of wor-
cester. Mass, were in town last week
TO attend the funeral of his father.
irving Clark.-William Howard is Wis
iting at Mr.. Hunts.
Charies Tinker has purchased a new
Ford automob.le.-ATr. and Mrs Robe ri
Bonor are spending several days with
relatives In Bakersfield.-A. W. Gillian
and family were in Burlington recently.
Michael Boozan and family spent Sun
day in Johnson.-Mrs, Lucia Parsons is
IN feeble health.-Charles Corse and y.
j. Call were business visitors in Bakers
field Monday.-Mrs. Olive Corse has gone
to Hun,ville, where she is caring for the
Sirlr
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HYDE PARK

Senator Page and daughter have gone
to Atlantic City for a short sojourn be-
fore going TO Washington.-Clavin Foss.
lifelong resident OF this town. died
after two days illness at his home at the
North village Oct. 81 He leaves his wife.
two daughters and a son. The funeral was
held November 2.
Dewey Nichols left Monday with
Senator Pages car for Washington.-Dr.
Griswold has moved to this place from
Fairfax and opened an Office here. He
comes highly recommended. His wife is
we'll known Mary Fletcher hospital
graduate. DIR. Griswold's mother is with
them and they will occupy the Page cot
tage on Pleasant street.-Mrs. Elbridge
Sherwin spent Sunday with relatives in
Hardwick.-The Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Scribncr this afternoon.
Proctor Page was in Burlington Satur-
day to witness the L. V. MN. u. foot
ball game.--Miss Mildred Hooker of
Brandon has employment In the Page
office and Miss Fern Bates OF Springfield
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Orville Buck has sold her place
on School street to Emery Mlls.--The
remains Of Mrs. Henry Stevens came
from Rutland Tuesday and were buried
beside her husband, the late Henry ste.
vens. in Lamolle View Cemetery. She
had been in feeble health for the past
two years.-Mrs. II. A. Barrows was in
Burlington Monday.--Frank Staarns was
at home last week.-The hotel livery
has been sold to n party in Morrisvilie.
who has taken possession. Robert Full
Ter was in Burlington a part Of last
week.-Arthur Pike and daughter. Miss
Lizzie. spent Sunday with NJ. S. Hawley
In Jeffersonvlle.-The Rev. A. r.. Ross,
WAC has accepted call from the Con-
gregational church here, commenced his
DaStOrate Sunday
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ALBURG

At the regu'er meeting of Columbia
Chapter, No. rs, o. T.. s., held at tho
Chapter rooms Tuesday evening, the dis
trict deputy grand matron, Mrs. Minnie
b. Fifield, OF South Hero, and the district
deputy grand patron. Il. George Evans,
were present for their annual visitation.
Mrs Addie r. Allen Of Milton, grand ma
tron, was also a guest of honor as we'll
as other visitors from neighboring chap
ters. The degrees OF the order were ex-
ampllfied, remarks were made by tho
guests and a delightful banquet was serv-
ed.--The Ladies' Aid Society will conduct
a sale of fancy work and serve a supper
at the Congregational church on the even
ing of November 18.-The regular meeting
of the library Association for October
will be held at the home Of Mrs. o. o.
Bell Thursday afternoon. The program
will be on the Pilgrim Fathers. Import
ant matters are to be brought before the
meeting and all members are urged to be
present-Nrs. W. II. Ellis of ST. Adams
was the guest Of her mother. Mrs. H. J..
Young. and sister Mrs. r. II. Roberts.
last week.-Mrs.. Abner Bell of Swanton
was visitor at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
T. Mott Thursday.-Charles Hathaway
of Ogdensburg, n. Y. Is visiting his niece.
Mrs. w. J. Maurice. Mrs. c. H. Peter
son and son. Kermit, visited in Ma.One,
~ Y. last week.-Mrs.. J. p. Ladd, who
has occupied her cottage at East Alburg
during the summer. has closed II and gone
to Burling ton for the naturalization
Jarvis and Arthur Mouton Of Burling-
! ton were guests of W. J. Maurice Friday.
Among those who were In Burlington
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Flynn and son,
Milton, Mrs. NJ. T. Mott and Mrs. n. X.
Martn.--Mrs. y r. Guertin and son have
returned from visit Of several weeks
In Glens Falls, n. Y.-E. l.. Corse and w.
w. stiles Of the Customs force are at
tending United States court at Rutland.
George Lambert went TO Burlington
Tuesday TO undergo an operation for
throat troub.e.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duval
are spending Il 10 days vacation in Ell.
lcnburg. n. Wv. f. Flynn has sold the
building known as the Lockwood block
to Albert Rivals from Ontario. Posses
sion will be given May Mrs. L. J
Johnson returned Monday evening from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she
has been receiving treatment for severa
wecks.--H. K. Keith returned homo Mon
day night from Jeffcrsonville where he
has been for few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Goodsell and three
children of P.attsburg, y. Y, were il
town sunday
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Anderson of Chasy.
N. Y. visited friends in town last week.
Mrs s. Reynolds Is spending some
time with relatives in Wilmington, N.
Y.-Mrs. Martha Darling returned to her
home In Georgia Sunday after spending
some time with relatives here.
A banquet was given in the Grange
hall by Representative-elect william Mar
tin Wednesday evening The Ladies' Aid
will meet with Miss Candace Macomber
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HIGHGATE CENTER

An Anniversary dance" Will be given
by Wldey Rebekah Lodge, No 16. /. o.
o. F., In Foresters' hall on Friday eve
ming. Felton's orchestra will furnish
music and buffet lunch will be served
Everyone is cordially invited.-G. p. Cat
lin of st. Adams was In town Tuesday
d. w. Steele 10 attending county court
In st. Adams this week-Deputy Collec-
tor w. w. Woodwork is In Rutland for
few days-The girls Of the domestic
science course at the High School will
serve supper in the High School build
ing Wednesday afternoon, November H..
Mrs. Jennie Lehman has returned home
from st. Adams. where she has been the
past ten days.-Mrs. Martha Vosburgh IL
In Franklin visiting relatives.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Campbell have
started for Florida, where they will pass
the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Olmstead
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Olmstead were
In st. Adams Nov. 1.-The Ladies' Aid
served boiled dinner November 3.-The
Womans Christian Temperance Union
met with Mrs. Laura Olmstead Sat
urday afternoon.--The pupils in the HAM
mond district enjoyed Halloween party
Friday, Oct. &.-Lunch was served, Hal
lowe'en pastimes enjoyed, and a small
admission fee charged to buy things for
the school room.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Pomeroy. Mrs.
Bertha Moore and Mrs. T.. w. Olmstead
were In Burlington Monday.-John Broe
Is visiting at Abbotts Corner, QUE
sidney Taylor of Frelighsburg, Que was
guest Sunday of N. T.. Broe.-Mr. and
Mrs DIN Young and daughter of Berk-
shire were at the home of ]. H. Glidden,
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Loren Young
of Richford, Mr.. and Mrs Irving Young
and children of Samsonville and Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Young of Berkshire were
at the home OF Charles Lafley, Sunday
Gerald. the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Garrett has been III, also Lorraine
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Willard.-The annual Thank Offering
meeting of the Womcns' Home Mission
airy Society was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Gilbert
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SHELDON

Mrs Carl D. Loveren, who has been
In falling health for nearly a year, died
early Sunday morning of heart trouble
with complications. The deceased was
IS years old and is survived by her hus-
band and one daughter. Louisa, also by
one sister, Mrs. Sarah Dunton. of Swan
ton. and three brothers. Edward White
more of Orange, Mass, John of Enos-
burg Falls and George of Rice Hi. The
funeral was held at Grace Episcopal
Church Tuesday afternoon at 1.SO
o'clock. The rector. the Rev +. +,
Frisbie offlcated and burial was in the
village cemetery.-Dr. Howard Of st.
Adams, county health officer. was in
town Thursday.-Mrs. J. O. kimball of
Enosburg Falls was at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Trudcau,
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Tillot-
son motored to East Berkshire Sunday.
e. +. Smith was In town Saturday
and Sunday.--The annual meeting of the
Earnest Workers class of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will be held ut
| the home Of Miss Mavine Read Frida y
evening, November L.. Every member
of the class is requested to be present
! Evelyn Trudeau. who's i'll with diph-
iberia. is doing well.
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ENOSBURG

The harvest supper held Friday eve-
ming was attended by so people and the
net proceeds was s26.Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
+. Wright and children spent the week.
end at Mrs. Wright's fathers, c. II. STRAIT
tons, Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. Ernest Bordo
is helping Mrs Lloyd Chaffee,-Mr. and
Mrs. a. w. Gross are spending some
time in Observation-Disclosures Gross and
Dorothy Marsha from Richford spent
Sunday at their home here-G. Royce
Kenfield Is working in q. L. Nichols
mill--G. a. Norton has moved his family
from Broome. p. c.. into .. NJ. Wright =
tcnement.-Fred Jacobs has moved his
family to the farm which he purchased
a year ago of w. V. Phelps.
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Mrs. e. l.. Vincent has returned from
visiting her daughter. Mrs. william
Buckley. in Burlington.-The Rev. and
Mrs. e. Sanderson visited their son.
Arthur, and family in Burlington re-
cently.-The Baptist Missionary society
met Wednesday afternoon in the
vestry of their church.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bellows of Cambridge visited
their son, Hubert Bellows, and family
Sunday.-Mrs. I. w. Paris visited her
daughter In Burlington recently.-Mrs.
Armina Curley has gone to Waterbury
to pass the winter with her son, Roscoe
Curley, and wife,
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GEORGIA

The home of Mrs. Frances II. WILDER
was the scene Of a very pretty wedding
Saturday afternoon, November 6, at
three o'clock, when her youngest daugh-
ter, Laura Jane, was united in mar
riage TO Sanford Curtis Prouty Of Swan
ton. The ceremony took place under an
arch of bitter sweet and evergreen and
was performed by the Rev. f. Wilson
Day. pastor OF the Congregational
Church at Swanton the double ring serv-
ice being used. Miss Sadie NJ. WILDER.
sister of the bride. was bridesmaid while
the groom was attended by Leigh
Paquette Of Swanton. The bride was be-
com!ngly gowned in white crepe meteor
and wore a veil of white tulle. Her
boquet was Of white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid wore a dress of pink
organdie and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. Only the immediate families
witnessed the ceremony. After the cere-
mony n delicious luncheon was served.
the color scheme in the dining room be-
ing gold and white. The happy couple
left by auto amid shower Of rice and
confetti for a short wedding trip after
which they will reside in Swanton.-The
men of the Baptist Church gave a
supper at tire church this evening Con-
gresham Frank l.. Greene spoke
and a male nuartette from St Adams
furnished music.-Miss Mary Dyer has
returned to her home in Sutton. Que.
after visiting relatives in town.-The
annual banquet of Banner Grange No
1856, was held at the town hall Friday
evening. November 5. About 175 were
present and It was most enjoyable and
successful affair The Hon. f. S. Brig
ham spoke and Mrs. F. r. Keller fur
nlshed music.-Robert o. Bliss, who |:
attending Albany Business College. ha.
returned there after spending few
days at his home here.-Mr. and Mrs
NJ o. Bragg have gone to Burlington
where they will reside during the win
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WOLCOTT

Alva Hathaway returned home from
burlington the FIRST OF the week.-Mrs..
Henry Taylor Is in the Mary Fletcher
hospital for eye treatment.-Mr and Mrs.
L. q. Taylor Of Lancaster, n. H., are par
ents Of "A son, born Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor formerly resided in town.
+. p. and Nora Twiss have concluded
their clerkship at c. T.. Haskell's.--U. NJ.
Martin has sold his automobile to Quincy
Magoon. Of Stowe.--Alton Stoddard. who
has been the past two years in the north
west returned to town the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Frank Oldridge was the guest
Of friends In Johnson Friday.-Mrs. Han
nah knight, Of stowe, is a guest at Amos
CONFERENCE.-The. Augusta Hill. widow
of the late Ransom Hill. died at the homo
of her daughter. Mrs. Ava Clark SUM-
day, following n shock Funeral services
have not been completed at this writing.
j. f. Wheeler, Jr., has sold his farm on
East hill to Frank La Monda. OF Eas.
Craftsbury
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BAKERSFIELD

The annual meeting OF the N. f. NJ.
p. A. was held Thursday evening elect
ing L. A. Pierce as president: Ernest
Hubbard, vce-president; F. w. Leach
secretary and treasurer, The surplus
milk situation was discussed.--Mr. and
Mrs. ]. r. Narcotic motored to Belvedere
Sunday, where they visited their son
w. j. Marcette.-The Rev Mr.. Camp
bell, worker for the Near East Relief
preached at the Methodist Church Sun
day.-Miss Marion Cowan. who has been
teaching In Greenfield. Mass. has re.
turned home.--Herman Cutting. who has
been in town for two weeks. has re.
turned to Washington. d. c.
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HILL WEST

Mrs. Galley Combs visited a few days
last week at William Hurlbut's.-Mr. and
Mrs. ID. II. T. Borthwick and four chill
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FAIRFAX

The district Sunday school convention
will meet in the Baptist Church Satur-
day of this week at 1890 a. m. There
will be forenoon and afternoon ses-
sion. Speakers from out of town will
be present. All are invited. An invita-
ton to the Sunday schools of Fletcher
have been given. Dinner will be served
to the out Of town guests, Coffee will
be free to everyone-Ex- Lieut.. Gov.
e. II. Stearns. representative Of Johnson.
and Postmaster r. II. Joyce Of Johnson
called on Representative G. l.. Butler
November DIR Griswold and family
have moved to Hyde Park. Their many
friends regret their leaving town.-Wil-
liam Foss expects to go this week to
Connecticut to pass the winter with his
daughter. Mrs Myrtle Chichester
Arthur Blennerhausett of St. Adams was
In town November 7.-Mr. and Mrs Cur
tbs Bevlns Of Georgia visited Mrs.
Bevins' sister, Mrs. Glenn Paris, Sun
day.--The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Il. ID.
Shopardson.-Miss Beulah French spen.
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has been added to tho saving ban
force.--H. NJ. Mcfarland is in Burlng.
ton for few days.-Thc mems suppei'
at the Congregational Church ThuradaY
netted over $40.cO.-Ernest Mills. the new
clerk in the Foss store, has living apart
ments In the Mcfarland block.-A large
quantity OF ties and rails have come to
this place for the two miles of railroad
to be built at the ashestos mine in Eden
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ENOSBURC FALLS

AT the evening service to-day at St.
Mathews Church, the Rev. s. II. Wat
kins of Burlington and other clergymen
will be present and speak on the nation
wide campaign. All members of the par
ish as well as others are earnestly re-
quested to attend this service to get a
better understanding of the movement
The local N. L. NJ p. A. held It's annual
meeting in Perley hall Tuesday evening.
B. E. Wilder was reelected president
and II. W. Towle elected secretary
treasurer. B. E. Wilder was elected
delegate to the convention to be held In
Boston in January. Mr.. Davis of Boston.
representing the N. E. NJ. p. A.. and
Mr.. Rowe OF New York for the Nestle's
Food company, held a discussion as to
price to be paid for milk for November.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of st. Matthews
Church held q successful sale and
chicken-pie supper at the parish house
Wednesday afternoon and evening.-Mrs.
Alma Aver returned to her home in Rich
ford Wednesday after passing several
weeks In the home of her brother, p. c.
Hammond