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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-05
HIGHGATE CENTER

Deputy Collector of Customs H. 3. Cor
liss who has been in charge of this port
the past year and half, has been trans
ferrcd to the port at Beecher's Falls and
Deputy Collector W. w. Woodwork has
been transferred from Derby Line to be
in charge of this port.-Mrs T.. s. Hum.
phrey Of Burlington is the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Il. A. Bates.-Mr. and Mrs A.
A. Kidder of Gulfport. Miss. who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Il. Lyon. left Tuesday for Well.
Beach, Me, where they will visit re,a.
tves for 10 days.--J. p. Steele of MARI
borough. Mass, spent the weekend in
town with his sister. Mrs NJ A. Stock
well.-Miss Blanch Nye, who has been
visiting her father, r. +. Nyo. of Frank
lin street, has returned to Norwalk. Conn.
Mrs. j. Pearl Johnson of Quebec. Can.
is visiting friends and relatives IN town.
Mrs. n, c. Manner and Miss Walton
of New York city are guests Of Mrs. n.
j. Lyon.-Miss Dora Sunderland has been
quite i'll for several days hut is now con.
valescing. Extensive repairs arc heinz
made on the town house property.-L. O.
Nye is spending a few days in Boston
Mass
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SOUTH HERO

The Missionary society held A meeting
at the parsonage Saturday afternoon.
Tho president. Mrs. Allen, being absent
the vice-president, Mrs Hoag. presided
A talk on China and Japan was given
nv Miss Lois Robinson, also a talk on
India by Miss Marjorie Fiield The
girls having attended the Y NJ. G, A.
convention at Mt. Holyoke had many in.
teresting things to tell. Two new mem
hers we're enrolled. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant time enjoyed
Mrs. Heman Swartz has invited the mem.
berg of the society to meet with her al
her summer cottage at the next meet.
ing. which will he the last Saturday after.
noon in August-Frank 3 b h I {
has been stopping at the South Hero
Inn.-Mrs. Arthur Robinson Of Maiden
Mass, is visiting her son, Edward Rob
nson, and other relatives. Miss ola May
Grant of Florida is expected to arrive
in South Hero Monday tn visit the Rev
and Mrs Hosg for few weeks.-Ths
mayor Of Chicago stopped at the Soutl
Hero Inn for short stay last week.
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BAKERSFIELD

The dairy Of Frank Leach has recent
~ been examined for tuberculosis and
no disease was found among the herd
Mr. and Mrs. !. S. Barr and MIR. and
Mrs. w. q. start enjoyed g. three days
aut omobile trip to Montreal last week.
John Farrell, who resides in the southern
part IT tho town, lost four cows in the
thunder storm of last Thursday night.
DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Hyde and son,
Robert. have returned from week.
automobile trip through the Adrondacks.
DIR. and Mrs. George Shattuck with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dean and Mrs
Frank Davis are enjoying a trip through
Canada this week.-The Boy Scouts arc
in camp at the Ovitt cottage at Lake
Csrmi this week.--The Rev. Mr.. Hessel
who is supplying the pulpit of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church for the summer
has received word Of the serious illness
Of a brother. who resides in Missouri -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Townley Of
Newark. y. J.. with two Of Mr.. Town.
ley's sisters are spending a week at the
Bakersfield House.-Prof. and Mrs
Thomas and little daughter. Barbara
made short visit in Burlington the past
Week.-Mrs.. n. r. Cowan, who has beer
visiting her sons, Dane and Lyndon, IN
Boston, the past month. has returned
home.-The rems ins of Lee Childs were
inferred Thursday. the Rev G G. Nc.
Donald of West Berkshire officiating
Mr. and Mrs Adelburt Davis and Mr. ano
Mrs. Carl Manchester and son were Sun
, day visitors at Mrs. Fred Potter's.-Serv.
ices next Sunday at both churches viii
be as usual
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. e. B. Osborne and two sons of
Boston are visiting her sister. Mrs. Homer
Wilson.-Mr and Mrs. James Leatherby
ing Mrs. Leatherby's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Lucien Wuson.-A surprise party
was given Mrs. John King Saturday aft
ornoon. Sunday being her nth birthday
anniversary. Eight ladies' we're present.
Refreshments were served and a pleas
ant afternoon enjoyed by all.-Miss X.
Grace Wadleigh has gone to Burlington,
where she will teach a class in lip-read-
ing during the month of August.-The Rev.
A. r. Sulandt and son, the Rev. Walter
SuIandt, and Mrs Sulandt. of Connect
cut passed the weekend here with
friends. The Rev. A. P. Sulandt occu-
pied the pulpit Of the congregational
Church Sunday morning and the Rev.
Walter Sulandt IN the evening.-Mis Alice
Button of st. Adams passed the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. n.
Button.-The second annual carnival and
fair given under the auspices of the
Corner class was held on the Congrega-
tional Church lawn Friday evening TIE
Richford Juvenile band furnished music
There were several attractive booths and
the woman with hundred pockets was
present. The proceeds were for COM
munity service The f. 3. BIS had a
booth where fancy articles were sold and
the proceeds were for the street light
fund. The quilt on which tickets had
been sold was drawn by Brney Combs
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

over 2OO people were present at the en-
tertainment given the boys from Camp
Abnaki last Wednesday evening.-Preach-
ing next Sunday morning at 1880 by the
pastor: Bible school at 1880 a. m; Ep-
worth League meeting at 7:3o r. m. The
annual Ladies' Aid sale will be held
Thursday, August IL.
The Ladies' Aid society sale has been
postponed until August IL on account of
the Chautauqua at South licro.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Winch and Mrs. X, Reynolds
are visiting friends in Wilmington, n.
Y.-Mr and Mrs. r. H. Minckler and
family and Mr.. and Mrs w. G Mncklcr
and family spent Sunday at Smuggler' $
Notch.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. w Gordon and
family spent Sunday at Ausable Chasm.-
Harvey Winch has resigned his position
at the milk station.--Miss Elizabeth
Coonan of Champlain, n. Y, spent the
weekend with Miss Marjorie MCGOWAN,
Mrs. Mary Westcott and daughter.
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Charles Gray of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs.
John Gray and Mrs. Dubois OF Indian
apois, Ind, who have been passing a
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Buck, have returned home.-Miss Abbic
Kenfield of Saranac Lake and Mr.. and
Mrs. George kenficld Of Dade, Florida,
all formerly of this place, have been
visiting in town.--Miss Eva Buck Of
Albany y. v. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
n. Buck. Fired Phillips Of California and
Sam Phelps Of Connecticut are visiting
Mrs. S. ". Phelps.-The Ladies Village
Improvement Society received over $40
from the play Aunt Jerusha's Quilting
Party" given in Georgia.-E A. Ayers of
Swsnton was a business visitor in town
Tuesday, Harry Hunt is to assist !. NJ.
Parsons in his store.
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Thursday. Miss Bernice Harvey of AL
burg was a guest Of her sister. Mrs G. f..
Mason. Friday. --Elwood Clark is working
for his uncle, oliver Carpenter, at Essex
Center. Mrs. c. l.. Bartlett and ID. T..
Gallop tok the Hiawatha Girls for an
automobile trip around the mountain
Thursday. They visited the State House
at Montpelier. also other places of in
terest en- route. --Mrs. George Benedict was
given a birthday surprise party at her
home Thursday evening. Owing to her
fondness for pitchers, both unique and
antique, she was given pitcher shower,
Douglass OMera of Fitchburg, Mass.
is visiting relatives and friends in town.
Otis Prior of Burlington was the guest
of his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. ". Church,
Sunday.-Stusrt MscGibbon was home
from johnson Sundsy.--Mrs. c. H. Bartlc
and family and Miss Ella Rogers were
in Waterbury Sunday to visit relatives
Miss Hope Scribner. who has been in the
central Office the past two years, has
resigned her position there and Lillian
MscGibbon takes her place, Harold
Woodwork being night operator-Eunicc
Humphrey gave q "Byc-bye" party for
Lorraine Hackett Monday afternoon. The
Hawatha Girls werc guests. about 70
being present Dainty refreshments were
served. and favors Of small blue ccllu-
loid boats filled with tiny rcd candies
we're given to each onc.--Mr, and Mrs.
Thaubeault and two children of Middle
boro, Mass, Mrs. David Harvey OF Albure
and George and Ellen Newman of Clar-
encevifle. Canada, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Mason Sunday.-Word has
been received here that Wesley Aver had
the misfortune to lose part of one thumb
while at work In a machine shop in Tor
rington, Conn.-Nfiss Marjorie Prior is
camping for two weeks At Camp Worth
while" st. Adams BAY. ~ Moulton
and family are camping at Malletts Bay
for week.-The Radcliffe Chautauoua
comes Saturday for three day enter
tsinment. It is expected that the ten,
will be pitched on the lot back of perley
Kings blacksmith shop sunday morn.
ing at 1920 the churches will hold union
services in the tent with the Chautauqua
musicians in attendance. Tickets are on
sale at 81 for a season ticket for adults
and 800 for all children under Il years
of age. Monday afternoon entertainment
is free to all school children and It is
hoped there will be good attendance.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Forty-eight members of a lodge Of Odd
Fellows from Hartford Conn, PASSED
through this place July "a. on the way
to Cowansville. Que.-Deputy Collector
and Mrs. II. B. Corliss. Mrs. Emma Sar-
geant of Highgate Center and Mrs. Ne
veau, of Rock Island. Que. called on
friends Saturday. Mr.. Corlis has been
transferred to Beecher Falls.-C. D.
Phelps of st. Adams was a business WISH
tor in town Monday.--The Rev. G. c..
Mcdonald and family motored to Bak-
ersfeld Thursday, to attend burial
sery-ice.Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Arm
strong and daughter of Manchester, y. II.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Blanca
McCarty.-During the thunder shower
Friday, W. S. Livingston's house was
struck but not much damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Seward and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, of Swanton, called on
friends Sunday.-Thc remains of Mrs,
Andrews of Burlington were brought to
Berkshire Center for burial sunday. Mrs.
Andrews was a former resident of this
place.-Miss Bertha Jones was given a
party at her home Monday evening in
honor of her birthday.
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RICHFORI)

The Rev George romfrey and family
and the Rev. j. w Tripp and family
started Monday on their vacations, which
thoy will spend at Long Point, Lake
Champlain Mrs. Ella Uopley. son and
daughter of Hartford, Conn, are guests
at the home of Mrs. Mary Mckinney.
miss Mabel Powers, who has
been passing her vacation at the homo
OF her father, r, Powers. has returned
to her work in BurlnGton.-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mckinstry of Lisbon. ~ H., recently Wis
tied at the home OF Mrs. A. W. Smith
Archie Gregore of Montreal is visit
ing friends in this place, where he for
merly resided.-A. r. Adams of Spring
field, Mass, brother of r. W. Adams is
visiting at the home of his brother al
Pinecroft cottage at Lake Carmi-Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Wilkinson of Newpoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilkinson Of La
coma, ~ H., and Mrs, Lizzie Young and
Mrs. Myrtle Fisher of Lowell. Mass
were guests at the home of MT and Mrs.
y, w. Gilpin during last week.-Corliss
W. Con Of Ncwtonville. Mass, is visi,
ing at the home of his sister, Miss Ber-
ina CON, ana other relatives and friends
! IN town
Mrs. Anna Stanhopc Peavet. aged ~
years, died Monday at the home OF her
|
| Funeral services were held at the homo
Yesterday at two O'Clock and the Rev.
George Pomfrey Of the Baptist church
! ofhclatcd. Mrs. Peavey is survived
by her husband one son, Guy Mckinney
Of Winooski, one daughter. of Steven,
Mills, one brother, Herbert Stanhope. of
/ Winooski and father I. y. Stanhope of
Stevens Mils-M. r. Gailor has sold his
house on Province street to Mrs Leavitt
OF Abbotts Corner and has purchased Of
! Herbert l-aRock, the so-called .Iohr
Iavene place on Province street Mr.
Gailor will move to his new home a,
soon as convenicnt.-Mr. and Mrs. c. J
Granville and children have gone to Pottol
| Springs. Que, for "A weeks outing-Mrs
| w. r. Coriiss and two children, Of An
| dover, Mass, who have been with
her sister Miss Laura Marvin and
brother. s Bernard Marvin, returned
| to her home Saturday-Mr and
| Mrs. kanning G. Maloney and
little daughter, who have beer
visiting his father, NJ. j. Maloney
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FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter were in
Fairfax Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs NJ r,
Brewster and children are visiting in
Jericho.-Mr. and Mrs. L. Fl. Scott and
son, Scott, were in Jacksonville Sunday.
Charles Parsons and Miss Dorothy Par
sons Of Fairfax were visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Lamb Sunday.-Mrs. Ida
Spaulding spent the weekend at Mrs.
Lucy Thompson's on Buck Hill.--Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Gillian and sons, Harry and
Harold. and Miss Stella Martin were in
Fairfax Sunday.-The program for the
Grange meeting Friday night is as fol-
lows: Roll call: THE Value of a esar-
den," Mrs. Gordon; Current Events"
Mabel Hooper; recitation, Glendon Leach
song. Grange; Flower March" Refresh
ments will be served.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
gan of Underhil Center were visitors
at Ira Morgans Sunday.
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Lamoille County
STOWE

Miss Muriel Dorothea Pike of Stowe and
Whittier Billiard Gates of Chattanooga.
Tenn, were married at eight O'Clock Mon
day evening at the home of the BRIDE
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arba A. Pike on
Main street. The Rev. A. c. Goodliffe
OF Morrisvie performed the marriage
ceremony. using the double ring service.
The brides sister. Miss Beatrice Pike,
acted as bridesmaid and Alexander Hall
as best man. The little Misses Carolyn
Pike and Ramona Mcmahon were the
flower girls and Kathryn Pike was the
ring girl. The bride was given away by
her father. The house was decorated
with ferns and sweet peas, and the
bridal couple stood under a wedding bell
suspended from an arch of ferns and
sweet peas. The bride wore her going
away suit of navy blue with a navy blue
hat and veil 10 match. and carried a
bridal couauet of roses and sweet peas
The bridesmaids gown was flesh colored
beaded Georgette; the flower and ring
girls wore white organdie. The groom $
gift to the bride was a silver vanity case
| The brides gift to the bridesmaid was
an amethyst ring and to the flower
girls she GAGE necklaces. During the cere-
mony the groom's sister. Miss Marjorie
Gates, played the Bridal Chorus" from
| Lohengrin and the Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. Only the family and init.
mate friends were present. The guests
! from out of town included the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Gates, and
| sisters, the Misses Mary and Marjorie
Gates Of Morrisville. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Culver of Hyde Park. Mr.. and Mrs. V. A
Rullard of burlington, Mr., and Mrs
+, +. Mills and son, Roger of Essex
| Junction. r. NJ Pike Of Baltimore, Md
Mr. and Mrs, n. s. McAllister and son
Gorge. and George Billiard of North
| Hyde Park. Mrs. A. u. Graves, wife OF
Vice President Graves of the Southern
Automobile Supply company Of Chatta.
nooga. Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Benja.
min Of Plymouth, n. H.. Miss Margarc,
Pike Of Waterbury. Alexander Hall and
Miss Nancy Puffer of Montpelier The
large number OF gifts from the friends
OF the bridal couple included sum OF
money, piano, sewing machine and
many articles Of cut glass. silver and
linen. The ceremony was followed by q
reception. Ice cream and cake wer,
served. the Misses Mary Gates. Marion
Pike, Margaret Pike and Nadine Boa r,i
man assisting in serving During tn,
evening Mr., and Mrs. Gates left for 4
few days stay in New York, aftc,
which they will go by boat to Savan
nah Georgia, and from there 'tc
Chattanooga, where Mr.. Gates has beer
| employed by the Southern Automobil,
Supply company since his return from
Is months service as first sergeant il
the 2sth Division in France Mr. Gate
was graduated from the PEOPLES AGA
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ALBURG

The suit Of !. l.. Collins VS.
G.. W. Sabre was tried July 18th before
Justice w. A. Soule and verdict was
rendered in favor of Mr.. Sabre.--The
case of r. Menard VS. S. Whiting
which was TO he heard before Justice
Soule on Saturday has been appealed
to county court.-Louis f. Poirier of
Winooski has been appointed a Deputy
Collector and inspector of customs and
assigned to the local offce.--Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Latelle of Auburn. \. Y,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rockwell last week.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
T.. CarEill have returned from their
vacation in Derby and other Vermont
points.-Mrs W. W. Stiles and guest,
Miss Lou Hadley were in Malone, \. y,
a few days last week.-Mr and Mrs.
James Morton and little daughter Of
Rutland were guests at the home of
his brother. W. o. Morton, last week
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Williams and
family are in camp at the Center.
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and aunt. Mrs. ". NJ. Goff, returned to
their home in Portland, Me-, Saturday
Miss Annie Smith Of Brooklnc. Mass, Is
passing her vacation at tho home of her
mother Mrs. Lyman Smith.--Mr. and Mrs.
Herman NJ Noyes and two children. Of
Reading. Mass, arc guests at tho home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Noyes
of Noyes street IS. Pcrloy Marvin Of
Brockway. Pa. s visiting his sister. Miss
Laura Marvin. and brother, S. r. Marvin
Mr.. Marvin is an engineer on the Penn
sylvania system Of railways.--Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Bcaton, Of Grovoton, ~ r.,
and Miss Geraldine MCGOWAN. Of Wash
ington. n. G.. who have been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson,
Of Willow street, returned to Groveton,
MnndaN
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WILLISTON

There will he no dance at the unl-
ksa1jst hall this week Friday evening,
though II is the regular night for the
kni-monthly dance. 1t is expected that
i dances will he continued through
summer, however. with another in
10 weeks.
The Ladies' Union Aid met with Mrs
II. Richardson Misunderstanding
|eeant will he presented in Chittenhen
|rk is on Mrs. Horatio johnson
~ nights, August 11-12. Chittenden
|rk Is on Mrs. Heratio johnson s
Rev. Or. Hamilton from
Ellington will preach in the Methodist
|urch next Sunday afternoon at two
block. Sunday school at one O'Clock T..
The Rev. II. II. Richardson ana
[urhter. Eunice, started Monday toi
old home in Maine. From there ne
In go TO Boston to attend the summer
hool for preachers. He has month
Ication.-A daughter was born to Mr.
hi Mrs, Mace July 2S.-It is reported
!at a number more men were hlred tnis
ke,s TO work on French hill AS it Is
lis lob will not he finished under TWO
hnths or mere. on account OF SO much
hn-Miss Bernice Bradley who has peer
the Mary Fletcher hospital the past
hnth. came home last week
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WESTFORD

Floyd Rice who has been spending sew
era months with his father. 6.
A. RIVE, returned last week
to his work in New York He is
much improved in health.-Miss Nellie
Cain. district nurse in Bradford came
last week to spend her vacation with her
parents. She is now attending the sum
MGR school of health in Rurlin gton.- Merle
Macomher is homo from Mt. Hermon for
his summer vacation.-Nrrs. Clara Osgood
and daughter, Olive. spent several days in
Burlington last week with Mrs. OsCood s
sister Miss Luna Grow.-Miss r. c. Allen
returned from Burlington Monday night.
Miss Grace Allen. who is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital is improving in health.
Mrs. Stilson and daughter, Mrs. Bar
mum. Of Bristol. visited Mrs. Stillman's
brother, John Rogers. recentlY.-William
%,mery and his children. Pauline and Per-
kins. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Stearns Several people were adj
mttcd to membership in the Baptist
Church sunday.
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ENOSBURG

Miss Dorothy Marsha and Miss Florence
Gross were at their home Sunday, return
ing to Richford Monday.-Mrs. S. p.
Stevens is regaining her health very
slowly.--Miss Milla Gilbert is visiting
relatives in Cambridge. She attended the
family gathering with her grandparents
at the home of Mrs. Bowen AT Berkshire.
A number of ladies of the Congrega-
tionsl societies are attending the County
Missionary Rally at Riverside camp
ground.-Mr and Mrs. Jerry Burt and
two children of Newport visited his boy
hood home in the eastern part of the
town, where his grandfather. Marvin
Burt. owned and operated the mill which
was burned. and is now owned by G. T..
Nichols. Mr.. Burt is an engineer of the
F.. & NJ. Il. II. with headquarters at
Lunenburg, where he expects to move
soon.-The young lady friends Of Miss
Flora Chsffee. who is at present in Bur
lington, sent to her present address A
miscellaneous parcel post shower in honor
of her approaching marriage to Murchi-
son Williams of Charlotte.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Nis. Elorence Smith was called "a J.v,.
don Center sunday by news of the death
~ tbe Rev 4 w. Rurgin, which occurred
Saturday Mr. Burein was pastor Of the
Baptist church here for several wears
MIR and Mrs Edward David and two
small children of Upper MontcIair. n. j..
arc ruos,s in the home of Mrs. Dsyid's
parents. MIR and Mrs. Oln Merrill. They
we're ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Edward David
and Miss Frances David Of Germantown.
Pa.-Miss Ruth Draper of New York is
passing month in the nome OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Drapcr.-W.
!. Redmond went TO North Fayston Sat
urday returning sunday with Mrs. Red
mond. who has been passing several
weeks in the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
i. T. Boyce.
Burns Garvjn Of Richford was visitor
in town last week.-Mrs.. l.. l.. Marsh is
visiting her niece. Mrs. c. G. BatcheIder
Of Hamilton. \. H-Miss Alene Crosby OF
Springfield is visiting Miss Hildreth TYLER
THE family Of j. NJ Young is in csmr
at Riverside.-Mrs. !. W. Beatty returned
Friday from a visit of several weeks Will,
her daughter. Mrs Marguerite Spalding
of Lunenhurg NJ. /. Irish and little
daughter. Mary E,inor. IF New Berlin
\. V. are visiting Mrs Irish parents Mr.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wellington and son.
of Holyoke. Mass, are visiting at the
home of his brother. Lawrence yelling
ton, this Week.-Mrs. Laura Pillsbury of
Bellows Falls is enjoying a two weeks
vacation at the home of her parents
John Leonard, who has been in Kansas
city for several weeks, has returned to
the home of his niece, Mrs. !. +. Hins-
dale.-Mrs Anna Tilley of Derby has
been a guest Of Mrs. r. f. Forbes the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Win
terbottom of Burlington have been in
town the past 10 days, Earl Aver was on
trip to Morrisville. Waterbury and
Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. George Hins-
dale went to Boston Friday for two weeks.
Mrs. Irving Isham and grand children OF
Burlington are passing month here
Mr. and Mrs Tirus Tsham of Williston
visited in town recently at the home OF
r. E Forbes.