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FIREMEN'S BENEFIT
Burlington Association incorporates
$500 900 Capital for Montgomery Co

Montpelier. July 20.-The City Firemen's
Benefit association of Burlington has filed
articles of association in the office Of
secretary OF State for the purpose OF
providing assistance-fnancial or other
wise, to wives of deceased firemen and to
other members of their families or also in
case of sickness or disability.
The Nelson & Hall company Of Mont
gomery have filed petition asking au-
thority to amend their capital stock so
that the company will have 100000 in
stock. They propose TO issue stock to that
amount.
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cause of her greater sail area, had been
deducted.
When she had crossed the finish line
through the screeching fleet of specta-
tor craft Shamrock swung around and
cruised leisnrely back to watch Resolute
come home. Hats waved and handker-
chiefs futtered Congratulations to Sham
rock Tvs crew as she swept back through
the fleet with her sails belying taut.
A moment later, a jet of steam eaped
from the whistle of the committee boat
indicating Resolute had crossed the line,
but the whistle was never heard. 1t was
swallowed up in the din that acclaimed
the defender. Resolute. the defeated, re-
ceived If anything a greater ovation than
did Shamrock. and despite the odds against
her, her supporters could be heard on
every hand predicting that she would
yet win the series. They pointed out that
the first race last Thursday was lost
through an accident to her rigging when
the defender was far in the lead, and
that on the second attempt Saturday which
ended in mo race" Resolute was far in
the lead when the contest was called Of
at the expiration Of the allotted racing
time.
| The regatta committee of the New York
Yacht club announced tonight that the
yachts will race tomorrow. The contest
will be over a 30-mile windward and lee
ward course The committee stated there
would be no change in the arrangements
and that the time allowance is expected to
remain the same as to-day's.
Aboard steam yacht Victoria, July 20
II started out this morning as l usually
do hoping to be fortunate enough to win,
said Sir Thomas Upton after to-day's
race. but in yachting. as in every other
| sport, there is no certainty. If there was
there would be no pleasure in it for me
The great ambition and pleasure IL
my life is for the best boat to win. an
under good hopes that l will lift the cuI
this time. feel after to-day's sailing tina
' I am justified in hoping"
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There Is honey for every little bee.
rh. beo must find it or die. Why should
man expect morc' Advertising will
find your honey.
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FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY BEST
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planes. but ilclement weather prevented
these from putting IN an appearance
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EAST BERKSHIRE

The second annual carnival will be held
on the Congregational Church lawn Fri
day evening. The Richford Juvenile band
will furnish music and there will be sew
cral other attractions.-Miss X. Grace
Wadleigh was in Burlington last week.
Mrs Flora Rouse and daughter. Miss
Grace, and Mrs. Harriet Ida and son,
Richard. and the Misses Susie and Flor
ence Rouse of ST. Johnsbury were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes Sunday
Miss Ida NJ. Greenleaf was called to ST,
Adams Friday by the death of her father,
Charles F. Greenleaf. who died Friday
AT the Soldiers Home in Bennington. The
funeral was held from the home of his
niece. Miss Marion Curtis OF st. Adams
Sunday afternoon. Miss Greenleaf is re-
naming for few weeks with her cousin.
Miss Marion Curtis. Mrs. r. NJ Stone and
Miss Josie C. stone, who went TO ST. Al
hans Saturday TO attend the funeral on
Sunday of Charles F. Greenleaf returned
home Tuesday.-Miss Melissa Perley VS.
tied at tho home Of 81. r. Perley Of Enos-
burg Falls last week.-Mrs., Raymond
Hanley visited her mother, Mrs. S. p.
perlev FRIDAY.
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Grand Isle County
SOUTH HERO

The body of Arthur t.andon reached
here Wednesday Ju1 4. having been
brought from Franco Arthur was born in
south Hero April ~. jy;A. and lived there
until the time of his enlistm He was
N the 18th Infantry. Third Division, en-
listing February 10 ls1S He started over
seas May q, 1918 tLA saw mucn fighting,
endured many hardshirs. going over tho
top four tunes On A;G way home he was
taken vi with pneumonia ut Brest and
died there February "A. 1919. The funeral
was held at the church Sunday. July IS,
at 100 p M. with Masonic burial. II. u
sarvive6 ny MS mother and fathe.'. and
many relatives and friends.
About e. of the friends Of Miss Eazc!
Duba gave her a shower July . N honor
OF her approaching marriage to Clyde
Hutchn5on. Miss Duba was the receipt
ent Of many beautiful presents, such as
CUT glass silver, linen, etc Refreshments
were served and good time enjoyed
The funeral Of Arthur Landon, whose
body w,s brought from France. was held
Sunday at tbs :hrrch The Rev Mr..
Wood of1lciated assisted by tie Rev A.
E. Eoag and the Rev. George Wescot.
There was a Masonic burial There were
many from Que Of town. among which
WAS a firing squad from Fort Ethan
Allen-Dr. J. 5. Shaw webb was in town
Friday.--The wedding of Miss Hazel
Duba and Clyde Hutchinson took place
Monday evening at 7:5o o'clock, only the
immediate relatives being present. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson left on
the evening train for points in New
Ham ps hire. On their return they will
reside in Burlin gton.
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BAKERSFIELD

,,r. and Mrs George Shattuch and Mr..
ard MIS- Harol6 Dear of Providence.
II l., are spending some time in town.
Mr. Ajdrcn and family OF byndonviile
were Sunday gJe1.s II Mrs. Cora FSolds
Mrs. !5atilda S.,nrlhts or mass r-LuSetc
is visiting relatives IN tov'i Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall Field and little daughter
of Ncllsvilc. n. IT,, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Cora Field Richard Smith
WHO is working at Colchester this sum.
ne. vas a Sunday visitor at the home
O: iiis daughter. Mrs. ". w. Smith
M-s Ma start and daughter. Ella OF
p-gton vs., have been visiting ut "
, Starts returned to their homo Non
Gag Hiram. Pearson OF Essex Junction
hes returned honlo after visiting MS
-Iece Mrs Maudc Pearson and Mrs
.r-ark Ieach.-MT and Mrs. fairy
Pow RS and son wendell of Richford
visited a. D + cowan'a lasg week. Mrs
Byrcn Fay drove TO Errllngton Satur'
day accompanied by Miss Mario:. cowar
and Miss Doris Pearson There viii be
a community social on the academy
lawn Friday evening. All are cordially
invited attend,
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FAIRFAX

Miss Carrie Rostwick Of Boston Is viz
jting at !. s. Howard s.--Dr. Frank Hunt
and family who have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. I. r. Hunt have returned to
their home in Montgomery Rev
Rolla Hunt of Forest Hill, L. l., is spend
ing his annual vacation on his farm in
Huntville. His family and other friends
are with him.--Miss Ruth whytock Of
Los Angeles. calf. is visiting her sister
Mrs. i. s. kingsley.NIrs. Bert Rich and
four children are recovering from the
nc asles.-Mrs +. T.. Grow entertained
several little people Thursday afternoon
in honor of the ninth birthday OF her
eldes, daughter. Maroyn. Refreshments
were served Among the out of town
guests were the Misseo Andry. tloy and
Marie Hewey Of Sprincficid. Mass.--Mrs.
IA %. wilkins. son. Asa Wilkins and
daughter. Mrs. 7. j. Eevey, spent Sun
dav with relatives AZ Queen city Park.
Mr. md Yrs w &. Waite have sold
thoi- farm on North Main street to Joel
Brown Of r,nosourg Fails Possession is
t. DO given Suntemtcr The Radcliffe
C1a;;taudu1 company is TO g've its on
.ltr;ainr.cnt$ IN tom August /. 6 mo 7.
Mrs. Gloon Tinker and son. of Fletcher
are visiting her ;rlrerts. Mr. and Nrx W.
IS White Mrs Cara Ortsn OF Burlington
has been visiting her son. C.con orter
and famy.-Dav:d iAarey has returned
t. his home in New York city AFTER pass
ing a week with relatives. Wendell Si,uth-
ard AID Pern,rd Hicks accon,:. MED him
AZ far as Fort Ticordo-os a--The Ls.:les
VILLAGE Improvement yocioev arc 20 give
Their play Aunt IeruaSas Quilting
Party at Georgia C.4,t4- Thursday ave
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Lamoille County
STOWE

J. n. Santamore butternaker At the
Gold Brook creamery, met with severe ir-
iuries whe he was pinned beneath his car
when il was overturned near L. u.
Hilliker's residence on the main road to
Morrisvile Wednesday evening. The ac-
| cidcnt occurred about II O'Clock when Mr..
Santamore and Albert Raymond were re-
turning from Morrtville, and was caused
by striking a piece of gravel in the road.
n. A. Foster who was returning from
Morrisville with his family overlook the
party soon after the accident happened
and found Mr.. Raymond in a somewhat
dazed condition trying to get Santamore
out from under the car. Help was also
obtained from Mr.. Hilikor's. Mr. Santa
more was unconscious when taken out
| and suffered from injuries on his head and
| shoulder. Mr.. Raymond suffered slight
. injuries and both men were unable to
work Thursday. The car was badly DAM
! aged.
Articles of association of the Com
! munity Church of Stowe, Vt, Inc, were
| filed at the ofice of the Secretary OF
state last week.-M and MIS-.
A. P. George, Mr. and Mrs. \. r. AlEer
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Magoon attended
the funeral of stephen r. Bracket in
Morrisvillc Friday Mr.. Bracket was
, Il
many years.-Mrs. Henry Gornall and
little son have returned to their home
! in Taunton, Mass, after several weeks
with Mrs. Corvallis parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
4. ]. Magoon. Miss Alice Magoon accom-
panied her sister to Montpelier, where
they passed the weekend with their
brother, Harold Magoon.-Mss Hazel
Adams. who has had employment in the
agricultural department in Washington.
D. C., the past two years, is visiting her
parentyl Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ]. Adams,
| at the lower village. Walter X. Bigelow
of the firm of Amy, Bigelow g. Washburn
of Salem, Mass, and his daughter Mrs
Josephine Y. Sanborn, are guests of Mr..
Bigelow's brother and wife. Mr., and Mrs.
Edwin r. Bigelow, az THE Lodges Miss
Mary j. Bigelow, niece, who accom-
panied them, Is visiting her mother and
sisters. Mrs. Louise Bigelow and dauEh-
tcrs. The trip was made by automobile.
Harold J. Sanborn Carl NJ. Parker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Honnessey, who have
motored here from Boston. are passing
two weeks in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs.
r.. II. May of Essex Junction and guest,
Miss Madison, OF Boston were visitors AT
IF. s. Boardmans Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. f. smith and son, Waite, and Mrs.
II. W Mcmahon motored to Burlington
Friday.--There we're about 30 couples in
attendance at the ball given by the
Donald Mcmahon Post American Legion
at the Akeley Memorial building. Music
was by CAROLS orchestra of Barre
Many of those present were from Nor
, risville, Montpelier and other adjacent
towns. The legion will give another bal
, on the evening of August Mr.. Williams
of Bennington, accompanied by Raeburr
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HUNTINGTON

The death of Justin Stokes occurred at
he home of his daughter Mrs. Edgar
aft, the nth and the funeral was held
rom the house Thursday with burial on
ason hill in the family lot. The deceased
lad he en- i'll but a few days and had reach
d the advanced age of 81 years and 10
onths. He had lived with his daughter
frs. Taft the past 20 years.-The Kings
daughters we're entertained Wednesday
N Mrs. L. Fl. Hinds.-Hawley Collins and
bmily from Bradford, Mass, came to
|isit their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
keorge Warren. Mrs. Collins and children
lii remain a few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence SWinyer went Sunday to their
laughter. Mrs. Milo Billado, for few
feeks-Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Carpenter and
Hrs Edith Mix were in Bristol Sunday.
Miss Lotte Rogers of Panton has been
tsiting in town.-Morton A|ser and fam
! v of Jonesville were at Mark AlSer e
(unday.-W. w. Higley and vito OF
Richmond we're Weekend visitors at Car.
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Store and is ready for business IN
| line Hrs. Eta Hogan and nooneW'
Yard, and warren Dalton is occupy
the home VI Mrs. w. l.. Rooerts'-
lard Varrey and william pensmore
u at Sheburne Pond Sunday-Huoert
|chif,scr, was in Westford on business
5ja,y. Miss Emma Chamherlin OF Bur
tot uas a Sunday visitor at tho home
| he Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Buzzell.--Mr,
Mrs. Charles Cornell OF Tennessee
visiting at the hou,s &c Nj anu MTs,
man G. Brush. LEO Glass uho has
! ,r-ndinr a few days e. the home Of
and Mrs. John F.. Krewet, returned
his home in New York city Saturday.
[,ynond Cook has been spending a
DAYS at the home of NJ. and Mrs
his Marsh. Edward Woodruff. who
been in Lowell. Mass, has returned
and Mrs. Herbert tiutchin-
have returned from a trip TO Grand
Mrs, Florence Day assisted III the
tcr.t SATURDAY. during the absence
M. and Mrs Frank Pcrciva'. who
10 in Tnderbil to afford the funeral
|M-. Pcrcivars sister. Mrs. Mead -
kh.e R,,ssin Of wessfc-d WAS al the
Ire OF MT. IItU Mis- w a'''s'
! day.-Mr. Swan l,a5 plrchtSod q noV'
& Ais. MARY Tcacnont " "fhston
& visitor SATURDAY. a. thu homo OF
ani Mrs E. - T,-hcy.--Mrs' S.Sah
kse o. f.ar!.agtu.. -aS visitor t0or,
|dAv until Sunday e3enin. a: The t.on1e
|Mr ana Mrs. Lcig''to g. Hicc - MIS-
Iodrufr is epend!n. "a frv days at the
hc u Trs. Nellie C.: 15wir ana Madam
hs,ua,-N,e: Gadge Eood md niece
lara Ibi:rc>. IRE visiting relatives
h. .i.or AND Ealn-sHel1 Miss DoTofo:
krsL. Sho has hnsr .pnrd;nS scve-fi
Is y. 80 ;ipnc ~ MI and MS. WI
h JACKSON saS returned to her home
bra t.,encrc, NJ and MIA Frcc Bu1
am; .tree children. Doibcrf. stalen
\ jana u Eichr.nnd a-e spenGing
!, enys Will VT. Atibie FossAf-'
|,r- -1,,Ss,n vas visitor q relative,
.S11UnS
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sWANTON

: special meessns OF Swnnton Six Lodge.
r. and A. NJ WAS held in Masonic han
Thursday eveninS.--Miss Adele Jones who
recently returned from the Fanny Allen
Hospital in W'inooski. is much improved
in hea'tt.--Mr and Mrs Fred Ranney and
John Austin of Springfield, Mass, are
guests at ths Congregational parsonage
Miss Abbc IIazcn has returned to Swan.
ton after passing several weeks at nor
home at Green's CornerS-The Commun-
ity Chautauqua company gave five day
series of entertainments last week in a
large tent on the school grounds, The
program was OF a high character and the
attendance good.--Miss Grace Ranney >of
Springfield is visiting friends in town. -
Mrs. Jennie Judd Of Highgate Falls was
la Swanton visitor Friday.-Mrs. u, C..
S.oae is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Smith of Farrar street.-Horace
Cross of St. Adams was a business vlsl-
tor Friday.-Ruth and Elizabeth Brown Of
ST. Adams, have returned to their nome
in Sheldon after visiting relatives and
friends in town.--Services will be suspend
ed in the Methodist Church until the flrst
Sunday in September. During August the
Methodist people will unite in worship
with the Congregational Church.-The
Rev. r. II. Wilson Day and family have
/
Southern Vermont and Massachusetts
The annual camping trip for the loca
Boy Scout organization will he held or
the scout grounds at Lake Champlain th'
second week in August The scout maste'
will meet all those who are planning u
attend at the library Tuesday eVenln'
when final arrangements will be mad'
and camp program agreed upon.-Walte
lSpear is spending few days IN Mont
real. -Horatio Hlliker. who died IN New
port last week, was born in Swanton ant
lmade her home here until 40 years ago
He was 81 years old and the time OF M
death and the Oldest man In Newport
Cornelius W. James whose funeral serV
ices were held in Rutland last week wa
for many years a resident aud respecte'
, citizen of Swanton.-An occasion
more than ordinary interest took place
1.-THE grounds of the Taauahauga club Tues
day afternoon, July %, when congratula
tons were extended To Hiram A. Collins
who was 30 years old on that day ana tn
, oldest member Of the club, After beau
! tiful lunch had been served, Or ". }
. Stone in behalf Of the club presented M
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RICHFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gilpin of Barton
and family, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller and chill.
dren OF New York and Miss Eva Gilpin
of Barton were recent visitors at the home
If Mr. and Mrs. r. w. ;ilpin.-Nrs. w.
II. Eastman and two children of MeIrose
highlands Mass. visited at tho home of
Mrs. II. T.. Rustedt Friday-Miss Alma
Wicoxi Of Tewksbury. Mass is passing
twc weeks vacation at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.. Wilcox, Of
Province street.-Mr. and Mrs. A. f..
Masse and Mrs. W, G. Scofield Of Grand
Iigne. Que are ut their home in this
place for a few weeks vacation. and
Mrs. Henry Wheeler. Or. Isiah Wheeler.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hoye and Mrs DO. Sweeney
of New York city are visiting among rel
atives and friends in this place where
they formerly. resided. Miss Grace Golf
OF Washington. n. g., is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs Fl. NJ. Cioff.
Mr.. and Mrs Moscs Love lette went 10
North Troy Monday where they will
viSi. at the home of their daughter. Mrs.
Wilbur Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
|. Combs and two children Of Carr.
Ind, who have hoen visiting at tn. home
Of Mrs. Elias Combs Of Fdrra- street.
have gone To Sheldon. where they will
be IN csmp at Rivcr,'dn.--Thc fountain
tia. is to ornamcn' the park at The head
1T Main street arrived last wee. and the
work of placing II will begin at once. Tho
expense OF this fountain will be betrayed
b. Fam; ". or.sa. OF Omaha. 'Sch
:, native ot Eichfoci as a testimonial
Of good vii. 20 his na.oEc piare-Hr arc
Mrs.. S. Car. CEDo6ter aud cb,H- II ac-
conlpanied ~ Mrs. I.ero p Davis arc
IL, camp or rIIe shore o: Luz, n!eupl:e-
rnaSog.
Mr.. eai Nrs. A'f.o'. Russo. wis have
been visiting At trn tome o: their daugh-
tcr. Mis-. Charles Colby. of Troy street
haze r"tutn;s' To .heir home in Mystic
! Que.--Mi.s Fun Beck rt Sa~rp,t i,
Tsti:g at INC home Of ;ior brother. r
. ~ 1ui3<. of Center ssr"e' 49, tdwlr-
/. Thar cuf. saiiog attached TO the nitet
States wa.sti:, Tc.. asyl"aIia. IS taking :
l. dag furiou.h ard is visiting ut tn.
, hone of his mother. Mrs. Horace Ehan.
cuf ani other relatives Niles Elm liar
! ric:i - idston is visiting her aunts. Mrs
! C. BcTaru ana Miss N.:2'ire Liberty.
! ana her uac!c. Joseph Liberty, Of TrD
I street. Ernest Clark ri New York cit,
! is passing few .inys here Mrs. George
! i-aflea!r mas gone To Ecr'h Strat.rrc. \
! H. her former home to visit rela.ivc.'
Mrs. l.. r. Hanson has reta-nod to- he
horne w Newport afto- passing few
DAYS with her son, FIR II. y Hanson
: Mrs stewart Coauo- and son. horncth
have returned from q Two weeks .r;si
at the home .! her sister $50. + r.
Mor-,r, in Boston.
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WESTFORD

.Mr. and Mrs. Hland Stone and SON
|obert of Burlington have been visiting
Natives in town.-Mrs. Loula Macomber
hs returne ed from summer school in Rut-
nd-Mrs. Robinson of Maiden Mass
visiting her brother, DR.. F. A Petty'-
Gorge Hall has returned to Boston AFTER
bending about three weeks with MS
Fother Z. C. Hall.-Master Harry NroH
brd of Middleton. Mass, came Saturday
vening to spend some time with MS
hcle. Or. F. \. Petty.--Mildred Irish re-
|lrned to Boston with her cousin, William
Jose for q two weeks VISIT. W.
row has been appointed agent Tor the
burlington Mutual Fire Insurance COM
ANY of Burlington.
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JERICHO CENTER

|en :. - Nva,Dn of Un!crh.'I --As
euen ina rzAst 1cck y Mr. Harriet
1rt-,s.--Mr and Mis- Dan Henley oi
n1.nrem WIZ TIcsG. % Nj N'd M's.
2 Msit->cy "a: wUoh.-MTs H?rth,
Insr = IL CN'yv all. vii, ,Gr aistei
b u. J. Full H..-He1Ty Kyi II. VITO ';'.N
Ir, .. M Funny Ale, Hoeiht,i che piss'
l. venixA 2aS an. 20 return home 1sa--
y. ALE Battle Jj1s ana IauSTir-i' were
|us,x oe Mr. Frank Brown recently --
be stnc yt1ss- 'irfa-'Ss ena he'cr
,raocS u. t'afr.t'nsfiam afr guests oi
y, Mxzy or,-N:- 'ast'o W'l'a -,
| WorcesoS rdaR- cI.rae SA.irSaY L
mi n tcv 9eeAs with Mrs. =. c. Hos
Ia N.s. rruder accompanied trcr he-e =
ann vaao <nt Ms -sla TomlMSp
Essax we-'. nar-iei s.st WEEK. wei
eA,v Ax,onins IL, Esq., J;incx.cr.
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NORTH HERO

A chicken pie supper will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Hazen to-
night A musical program has heen ar
ranged. in which the boys of Camp
Abnak will take part The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Ncws has been re-
ceived of the death of NJ. H. Livingston
in New York city. Mr.. Livingston spent
several summers at J. \. Tudhope's and
will be greatly missed as summer visi-
tor.--Miss Vaughn Tatro is at home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she
underwent serious operation for the
removal of portion of the mastod bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. V. Way spent the
weekend in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS League
will be held on Sunday evenings during
the rest of the summer.
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JONESV1LLE

MIR. and Mrs u. Fl. Lombard have been
spending several days in Montpelier at
Mr.. Lombards home.--Miss Marietta, York
is enjoying a two weeks vacation from
her duties in the telephone exchange
Miss Whalen of Burlington is visiting her
uncle. T. 3. Whalen.--Miss Gladys Pocor
of Winooslii $ oent Wednesday al her home
herc--The Misses Madeline and Helen
Murr'ock are visiting friends in Jericho
Mr.. and Mr.. II. ii. Chessmore were
in Burlington Wednesday, Several from
hero attended the circus either at Mont
pelier or Burlington.--Wibur Shomon is
spending tho week a. his cottasea'
Malletts BAY.
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MONTGOMERY

Roger Pratt passed Tuesday with his
parentr. Mt and Mrc Frank Pratt
Mrs. n Monro and son. Gray~lon, have
returned from Newport. Miss Riddell
OF Montreal came back with them.-Miss
Mec;ouen Of Fairfax is visiting her sister,
Mrs. McNall.-The Rev and Mrs. Allen
,yere business visitors n Richfond Mon
dav-Mrs. Patten and Mrs. and Miss
chandler of New York and Mrs Horace
Smith of worcester, Mass, are staying
AT Black Falls.-Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Domino and son of New York are visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Darius Domino Mrs. W. =. Rubless of
East Berkshire and Mrs Hanson and
son Of Niddlebury are camping on the
WadIeiCh place North Hill, for a month
Edward Rushford, who has sold his
farm to Mr.. Vincent of East Berkshire
has bought the Ellis Rushford house. -
Mrs Dana Grow of Bethel is visitin.
her sunts. Mrs. Halle and Mrs. Mana-
feId.-Mrs. Harvey Dodge of Burlingto
\. j., Mrs. Charles Woodworth Of
Newark. y. J., and Addison Smith and
son, Frank. OF hichford were recent
visitors at Newton Farrers.-Mr. and Mrs
James Cheynoeth and daughters Of st
! Alhaps. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee James OF
Rrooklyn, n. y, and j. Lee Anderson
of Eborn, H., were Sunday visitors In
town.--Miss Cilenna Casavant Of BurlinR
ton has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Dean Scott. Mrs. Scott has returned te
! burlington with her.-Mr and Mrs. Dir
: Miller and family of North Troy hav.
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Boisello and daughter of Torrington
conn. are visiting his father, JOSEPH
Roisellc.-Osoar Smith of Worcester