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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27


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or WHY NOT nuY
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We help you set iHtp business right
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LYON BUILDING
Businesses. Homes. Farms
$500 CASH
BUSINESS LOCATION
on RAINIER AVE
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rooms. on paved street and cas-
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doing prosperous business. Spien-
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Rainier Ave. al orcas ~. Rainier "
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with dlninE reosu. 90 rooms II
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star
wANTED-GOoD MAN or WOMAN
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HAT RENosATING sHoP-WfiI
stand investigation. Sii stew
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR ADOPTION HEALTHY IN
FAINT baby BOY Catholic preferred
Is PERSONAL
pr nMkN HAIR WAVING,
hsrcsiiins. hsnns pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES. IMPROVEMENT sffoP.
Or LILLIAN CHANDLER --- SAM
practof. drug rsH Therapeutics.
scisntific baths; both sexes Room
sis Pioneer filds. Phune Main 5sIa
MATERNITY HOsptTAL car. sseS.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
kCREAgE LOANs--FNRA LOANS
1900 and upi prompt service. ~
.rIfr ptfnf.ASD AGENCY
Lrnry Huiiding.
Iot NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
f.XcNVATfNG CONTRACT TO LET
$50 yards move with SLID. An
'derson. 1909 ". Madlsnn.
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A wireless from the tug Miloff to-
day said wreckage believed to be that
Of the Lux, was discovered.
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Ioi NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
I.TGAI. NOTICES


no WHOM TT NAY coScEflN;
This T. 10 certify that Arnold Zbin-
den e sons hive made application
10 build n public garage at 2bi1-23
Fourth ave, lots 80. block ~. Bell
a DennyH Second Addition. Any
one desiring 20 protest such nc-
rupaney muat file such protest at
Tho office 81 tho Building Depart
ment, Room sos COUNTY ~
building. prior 20 April 8. 1890.
Section 200. ordinance atbIs.
TO WHOM IT NAY COScEHNi
This lie TO certify that seattle Ice
cream Co. has made application 10
build q garage at 2aof Utah ave.
lot I'll. block sii. Seattle Tide
Lands Addition. Anyone desiring
90 protest such occupancy must
flln such protest ct the office ~
the Building Department 800
Connty-City Building, prior TO
April .. 1920.
NY WIFE. Mrs. i =. MooftE. HAs
left my bed and board. and I viii
not be Responsible for any debts
contracted by her after this date.
March %. 1890. ]. y. MOORE.
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81 CHOICE ACRE TRACT,
2outh end OF city; nice. level
Reared. easy terms. Owner Ken
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ROANoKB sANITARfUM = MA
nonnble rites, good service. In
fsnta boarded: graduate nurse.
Capitol 2f75
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WHEN STRAWBERRIES .
ARE 10c a POUND
AND CLEARED LAND
$50 AN ACRE
This 1sE acre tract should at .
tract your attention. Located
in the chebaiis valley, In a :
inssyfry. s bi.sIh III, seiii ali .
cleared and ready 20 piow and
plant; / " miles from station:
close to neighbors. a pleas
ant place 10 live. price %
s ss.s .a,nS Il. fGrss m r. ss.' /, "
Il CARTER, MACDONALD e .
MILLER. Inc.
Dos Columbia IT. Elliott 5s7o.
"a 4 . 4 = 3 . . . 3 3 . . . . . .
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys at-Iaw

Aiiarneysat-Isw
j. - Bali. --- t.STAuLtshEb 1857
All cases Couruitstionl advice
Moderate fees Fres department
stk Burke iildr.. ses Second ave
Il. II. schoff. Downs Blk. 100 and az
Computation free All cs-es Fees
moderate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

rost of st. Adams A. D. Cochran OF
Jericho and Miss Tina Scott of Burling-
ION met to make his 65th birthday as
enjoyable as possible. At the evening
meal u birthday cake was a feature of
the gathering.
Floyd Brooks is visiting friends in
Lowell and Springfield. Mass.-Miss
Marion Stanley has gone to New York
where she will enter the Roosevelt
Memorial hospital to complete her train
ing.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Sunderland. January A.
DR.. Fred Kinney of Greensboro recently
visited his sister. Miss Julia Kinney.
whose condition remains the same--Miss
cora Webster has been called to Buring
ton by the serious illness of her nephew,
Howard Webster.-Mr. and Mrs. r.. A.
Wood of teffersonvile were recent
visitors in town,-Harvey and Alice
Sunderland have returned to the Univer-
sity OF Vermont after spending the holi-
days at their home-The Georgia branch
of the New England Mix Producers as
sociation will hold its annual meeting at
the town hall, January .. at one o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
Orleans County
CRAFTSBURY

Thirty from this town attended the
donation at South Albany Friday eve
ming Mrs. Lumsden Is the new telephone
operator-Mrs. p. w. Dawson ia expected
home from Brightlook hospital by the
middle Of this week.-The new days in
stitute held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church was very interesting occasion.
a free dinner was served to all.--Mr. and
Mrs. 4. G. Buchanan returned from HYDE
Park Saturday.-Hardy Merrill and Hollis
Lathe We're business visitors in Newport
and vicinity the las. of the week.-The
mercury ranged from % to Is degrees be
low zero in this vicinity Monday Morning
p. W. Dawson was a business visitor
in st. Johnsbury Saturday Emery
and friend left Saturday for Westheld.
Mass.-James Wilson, accompanied by
Mary Wilson, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Wilson in Greensboro Saturday.--Mrs.
Lola Allen and daughter returned to their
home in Hardwick Saturday.-The week
Of prayer is being observed by holding
meetings at the homes Of the different
units that have been marked out -Jennie
Randall left Friday to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs Anderson. of West
Glover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
NORTH TROY

The building on Main street long oc-
cupicd as law Office by the late II. 6.
Wilson and now used for tailor shop
and bakery, was discovered on fire just
after six o'clock Saturday evening. Both
hose companies were soon on the spot
but much damage was done to the build
ing. and Rosseau's tailor shop was de-
stroyed together with more or less cloth
ing there for repairs. He occupied the
second floor and that was where the
blaze started. No one was in at the time
and tho exact cause Is not known. The
building Is owned by the estate Of the
late Frank Haggerty. The loss Is some
what covered by insurance. Among the
customers losses was a fur lined coat
owned by DR.. Sheehan.-Miss Katherine
Hammond gave party and dance Fri
day evening to large number OF her
friends at Hammond's hall.-Miss Grace
Annis returned Saturday to the Univer-
sity Of Vermont, Burlington.-Ray Kelley
returned to Boston and Bert Heath to
Bristol. Conn.,, Saturday after a couple
OF weeks at the respective homcs.--The
Misses Helen Wakefield. Ruth Annis and
Doris Philips have resumed teaching in
Newport after the holiday visit to their
homes.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Burton
OF Boston were visitors at the home of
her sister, Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst, last
week.-Dwight Griggs Of Manchester, y.
H.. has been in town during the past few
days--Thursday, Don Clark fell from the
elevator at the Blair Veneer factory,
while At work, breaking his arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Miss Dora Gallagher gave a party TO
her friends in honor Of Miss Grace Fair
banks last week.-Doris Chase Is III
with unsatisfactory y. Stevens and DR..
+. Il. Easton spent two days in st. Johns
bury last week on business -Adna Pike
was at home for New Years and returned
TO New York Monday.-Ernest Kee,er
was in Lyndon several days last week.
being called there to install water works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny Keller have re-
turned to this village from East Mont
pelier, where they have made their home
for the past year-WiIlard Wheeler is
confined to the house with rheumati sm.
Williams and Root have begun harvest
ing ice for their creamery. II Is of fine
quality and IL inches in thckness-Mar-
tin Johnson carried a party Of II with his
motor truck to attend the donation sup
per at South Albany last Wednesday
evening Notwithstanding that the wealth
err January 3 was exceedingly cold and
windy there was n good number present
at the annual roll call and society meet
ing at the Congregational Church. Nine
~ people were served to a chicken pie
dinner provided by the ladies' of the
church. The business meeting was called
to order at 1880 o'clock and presided over
by the president, deacon u. A, Dutton.
The reports Of clerk and treasurer were
read and accepted and the following Of
ficers elected for the ensuing year: presi-
dent deacon T.. A. Dutton; vice-president,
deacon C. II. Root; clerk and trustee of
public money, deacon N. B. Williams
treasurer. deacon J. C. Wilson; trustees.
Fred Root, John Dutton, George Dunn.
The church meeting followed presided
over by the pastor, Carl j. Peterson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
RANDOLPH CENTER

Sylvanus. son of Horace Sager had an
operation for appendicitis at the
Randolph Sanitorium recently.--A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gilman
December 29.-Mrs. A. c. Wells received
a telegram Friday evening stating that
her brother. Fred Hodges. who lived in
Denver, Colo. had died suddenly.-The
pupils and teachers Of the V. S. A.. who
have been having a vacation Of two
weeks have returned and school COM
menced Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
King were in Burlington for the holidays.
Mr.. King is now in the hospital for treat
ment. Mrs. King has returned home
Mrs. Herbert Barker and daughter, Ruth,
have gone to Connecticut near New York
to visit her sster.-The Congregational
Church held its annual dinner in the
social rooms in the church January J.
after which came the roll call and To-
regular annual meeting OF the church
Reports showed all bills paid and some
departments had money in their treasury
The various offices were filed by un-
animous vote. There was a good attend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
LamOile County
STOWE

Milo Hill and his mother had a narrow
escape from serious accident when the
radius rod Of their car broke leaving
Mr.. Hill with no control of the brakes
They were driving near the Il. c. Bull
place in Stowe Hollow when the accident
happened. Mr.. Hill shut off the power
and the car ran into n stone wall and
seemed about to 80 over it. but stopped
instead The forward axle was broken and
the car was otherwise injured. Mrs. Hill
stepped out of the car and misca lcufating
The distance to the ground was thrown
down and rolled over and over, but was
not injured. Mr.. Hill also escaped injury.
douglass Barrows and his sister Miss
Dorothy and Miss Beatrice Pike have
returned from visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. a. Emery in st. Adams
George s. Harris and sister. Miss Mar
garet, who have passed the Christmas
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j.. Harris, returned Friday to their
schools in Mount Clair and Morristown,
". J.-walter l.. Morgan has returned to
his studies at Norwich University and
Miss Helen Morgan TO her teaching in
vacation in Stowe.-Mrs. q. w. .Jocko
and Miss Louise Morgan returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit in Lowell
Mass.-The condition of A. IL. Bently con-
.u 'e'' ""'" ""H -peslh "hs
-eo,'uas Iais oh ,"e '''' "ahSne'd f''ectr'c
Ialw's neaVe "o'"e ior waterbury at
~" anu W. d. III, ana -''o p. IN ana IeaVe
waterbury Aor "''"c 1T ''%o ana ii'4'
~ m, anu 400 ~ M arriving al stowe
Al "'" d. 'i' anu ''i' anu ODD D. H.
ING annual meeting Vi 'he stowe 'eine-
tei! Improvement asSo',a.'oh wiz De heio
at the Akeley Memorial building on the
afternoon of January 16.-Miss Grace Bige-
,ow returned SATURDAY 10 Spfihsneid'
Mass'. ~ ieSun'e her schoo' WORK atter
pass"s 'ne In',s'ihas Nacat,oh al he'
nome III oeowe' 'i'Ss Huo'e nIse'o" re-
1urnen SATURDAY 10 "er school WORK at
frahk'n rai's' ~ 'i-Nrs' f,ehiS i'nrh
ana NIUE oa"kn'erS re."r"eu saturday
10 "es' hTeoa"'"' -, ~ ",'e' ~ '"s
WIN ne, 'no' nea,. W., noo'e W"ien'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
MORRlSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smalley Went Fri
day night TO Mddlefied, Conn, where
they We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
WattrOus. From there they went TO
New York city to be present at the auto
mobile show. They expect to be absent
about "A week.-Ralph Drown, who has
been guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George =. browne, during the
Christmas and New Years vacation, left
Friday night to resume his duties at
the Harvard School of Business Admin
istration.-Mrs. Frances Greene. who has
been spending ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs W. r. Mould of Mineville, y. Y. and
relatives in ST, Adams, returned home
Friday night.-Fred Child. Jr.. who has
been spending the holidays in town with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Child.
returned Friday night to Boston to re-
sumo his duties at the Boston Univer-
sty.-Mrs, George Cole has been con-
fined to the house several days by Ill
ness Raymond Jenkins has returned TO
his duties at Middlebury College and
Friend Jenkins returned Saturday to the
University OF Vermont after spending the
holidays at the home of their father,
A. A. administration Goodrich, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Good
rich. has been confined to tho house by
illness FOR several disqualification Goddard
has returned to the University OF Yer
mont after spending the holiday vaca-
ton with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ
| Goddard. Miss Alice Goddard, who has
spent the holidays with her parents, DR.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Goddard. returned Mon
day to resume her studies at Simmons
College. Boston.--The academy ano
| graded schools opened Monday after a
| two weeks vacation.--Miss Edith
Stewart OF the Citizens Telephone com.
pany was confined to tho house the las,
OF the week, suffering from a severe cold
Mrs. 7, 4. DEMO Of Hyde Park spen,
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CAMBRIDGE

W. n. Wiley was \ business visitor in
Boston last wcek.--C. ]. Lang was in
Stowe on BUSINESS several days last week
Mrs. T.. W. Patch spent New Years
day with hcr sister, Mrs. Addic Woods.
In Morrisvile.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Day
OF Burlington spent Thursday and Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Boydcn.-Mr.
and Mrs. Conroy Lcavens and family Of
Essex visited relatives in town Thursday
and F'riday.--Mr. and Mrs Buell. Brew
ster have been visiting relatives in stowe
this week.-ALr. Palmer of burlington
was a guest Of Kenneth Newton Friday
and Saturday.-Mrs Fl. y. Gray enter
tanned several people at a house party
New Years day.--Dr. G.. ". Newton of
Waterbury spent New Years at his home
here.-ATiss Nell Boyden visited at r. a.
Woods in Jcffersonville last week.
Howard Wiley visited his aunt, Mrs.
Herbert Rice. in .Alburg. last week.-Mrs..
Clarence Horner of Johnson has been
visiting relatives in town.
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Mrs Emma Ellis OF St Adams returned
70 her home Monday after visiting rela-
tives in town--Mr. and Mrs. w +. Flynn
spent New Years day In Rouses Point.
n. Y.-The military whist party given In
f'lynn's hall Friday night by the Eastern
Star was well attended.--Mrs. Eugene
Spear of Burlington has been spending
several days at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young, -Elisha Good
sell. Jr., is i'll
Schools re-opened Monday.--The annual
business meeting of the Union Congrega-
tio1ial Church will be held in the church
next Monday evening. -The village
library association at it's January meet
ing will have n Meeting of Merriment."
Dickens, Mark Twain and Oliver Wendall
Holmes will he the subjects of some of
the papers. Tho hostesses are Mrs. Jas
MGR. Mrs Lasher and Mrs. Thy. The
meeting will he nj the home of Mrs. lby.--
DEPUTY Collector 4. C. Mullen. who has
been at Depot Harbor, Ont, for over Il
month, has STANDARDIZATION Flynn re-
turned home Sunday from Milton, where
he was the guest of relatives for q week.
Fred Duvsl and family of Ellenburg. y.
v. have moved here and are occupying
the Thomas house. Mr.. Duval will be
employed in the creamery of II. r. Hood
L. Sons.--Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearl have re-
turned from n week in New York.--Mrs.
j. T. Stewart Is confined 10 the house by
lllness.-Mss Altha Hall OF Swanton, who
teaches in Tubper Lake. n. Y. visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mott last
week.-Mrs.. w. o. Morton and Miss Lor-
raine Martin went to Rutland Saturday.
Miss Martin will remain there with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Martin, who recent
1y moved there--At the regular meeting
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EDEN

The Dorcas society served dinner to a
good number Tuesday.--Ruth Kinds re-
turned to her school at Hyde Park Mon
day after u two weeks vacation.-The
Cemetery association held its regular
meeting Wednesday and served dinner TO
"a good number-W. w. Richards caught
usher in n. trap which he had set for
foxes. bringing him SiI5, when sold to a
FUR dealer recently,-The Rev. +. l..
Stacy did not go to Lowell Sunday after
noon for his regular service. as there was
funeral at the same hour Mt the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church there.-Bernie
Dusoe has rented the blacksmith shop of
l.. +. Carpenter and begun work there
Marion Lanphear. who has been work
ing in Newport, is visiting Mrs Ada
Generess.-Martin Emery of Plymouth
n. H.. is visiting his son. Rufus, for sew
| eral days.-Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Crocker of
North Hyde Park arc stopping some time
at the home of Charles Generess.-Mrs.
Grant Chiffon of Bellows Falls. who has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baker for the past week, return
ing home Wednesday,
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LOWELL.

After long illness of tubercular
trouble, Luna Bean. wife of Austin |.
Blake, died January 2. aged 81 years. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon from
the Methodist Church. The Rev. II. T..
Howard officiated.-H. II. Burton OF
Springfield. Mass. spent a few days re-
Gently with his family.-Mrs. Fl. II. Bur
ton and daughter, Inez, and son, San
born Watson, spent last week In North
Troy with her sister, Mrs. II. r. Park
hurst.-Lioyd Kelley, a student at the
University of Vermont. returned to Bur-
lington Saturday and Howard Barney re-
turned to Dartmouth.-H. A. Parker was
in Burlington Saturday on business.-The
village school opened January with the
same teachers.
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GRAND ISLE

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
G.. c. Kinney to-day for dinners. Rey-
nolds is Ill with pneumonia The funeral
of d. l. Center was held at his late home
Friday afternoon with interment in the
Grand Isle cemetery. Among those from
out of town to attend the funeral were
Seth Gordon Of Chazy. NJ y, Fred Cor
don of Plattsburgh, n. y, and William
Center of Bangor.-Mrs. w. w. Styles is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Ladd.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

students have returned to their school
work out Of town and the schools in this
town opened Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Churchill, OF Bakersfield. were
in town Saturday.-Miss Chloe Powell left
Friday for Bridgewater, MASTERED Min
er has completed his labors for II. w.
Varnum.--,Joseph Simonds has gone TO
Ohio to see his brother. who is very ILL.,
c. c. Scott is working for Mr.. Varnum at
Barre this week.-Neal Thomas left Mon
day morning for Abingdon. Mass, where
he is to have employment
Mr.. and Mrs r. A Wood
have heen visiting in St. Adams and
lGeorgia.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scott
were in Milton Observation-Disclosures six
couples attended the New Years dance
at Hotel Melendy.-At the NJ. w. a. meet
ing Friday evening the officers elected
were duly installed by Post Consul l..
Langden. Being unable to secure a hail
at this place the organization is to hold
its fair at Cambridge January II, 20 and
%. with Cabana's orchestra for music
at Smiths hall
Walter Rousseau left Wednesday for
Cornell University. where he is TO act
as A. r. o. COW tester having been
recommended by the faculty of the Uni
versity of Vermont.-Mrs. ID. w. Stafford
and daughter. Bertha, have scarlet fever
Miss Nell Boyden returned to Cambridge
Sunday after several days visit at f. 4
Woods.-Mrs. !. II. Steinhour of Under
hill is visiting her daughter here.-Mr
and Mrs. S. r.. Pope left Monday for
Florida.--The NJ w. A. fair is TO be held
at the Cambridge Inn January II, % and
ga crowd of 100 of the townspeople
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
wATERVILLE

Maijory Il. Pierce, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Pierce, was united
in marriage to Raymond Bawley OF JEFF
fcrsonvillc January flrst.--The students
have returned to their schools at Bakers
field, Jeffersonvllle and Johnson Fla ri
Leach wont to st. Johnsbury Monday.
whore he has nployment There will he
dance at the NJ. Spring House Fri
day evening. Titus four piece orchestra
of johnson will furnish nusic.-The
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Mary Vance
Wednesday afternoon.--Mrs. Olga Smith
and Son. Orland Thomas, returned to
Randolph Monday
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HYDE PARK.

The Ladies club held poverty
social January nj the home of Mrs.
Frank Culver.-Bennett Douglass has re-
turned to Columbia Cniversity.-Mrs.
Helen Douglass and daughter have gone
TO Niagara Falls to spend a month with
her sister. Mrs. Hutchins.-S. b. Waite
has been appointed census enumeration
for this town.-Mrs. Frank Brown and
Miss Gertrude Lilley visited friends a,
Middlebury last Week.-Mrs. Laura
Hogaboon of Hudson. Mass, is visiting
relatives here.-Mrs. Lynn Stearns has
returned to her home In Fairlee.-Mrs
Carroll Drown of West Midway. Mass, il
visiting relatives here.--Mrs. Lcssis
Drown, who has been visiting here, re-
turned to her homo In Massachusetts
Friday.-Miss Adelaide Badger has beer
at home from Danville few days.-A, II
Pease Of Hardwtck spent Nav Years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
WOLCOTT.

Donald u. Moffatt OF Morristown and
Katie Il. Richardson of Wolcott we're
married at the home of the bride January
]. by the Rev. George A. Emery OF
Georgia. Mr. Moffatt served with the u
s. Army In France and Germany. Mrs.
Mofatt is graduate of Peoples
Academy Of Morrisvlle and at present Is
teacher in one of the public schools Of
Morristown. They will reside in Norris
fpu.p