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fOUNG l.ADY--t;ood position open to
young lady who desires ADVANCEMENT
Apply to the Superior Engraving Co.
". N!nth St. third 0oor 80
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WEISBERGERS.

ASSISTANT AUDITORS for Eovern;nent
income tnx revenue service saInrie,
.iGio 10 F?.Tto. Write for free !nforma.
Loh. Consolidated Schools branch 4O,
oriental hllg:. Washington. u. c.
ASSISTANT AUDITORS Tor eovcrnmant
incom. tax revenue service: aaiaries 81.
-" 70 32;!to: wr!tc 70. full informa lion
~ n"n.olidaisd Schools. branch i7i0
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" S.1S5'E rphistcr: nrst class mechanical
vIrs g..o'. can be sr.n at Central Ser
-, - ION !!3 North FIFTH Street.
i;' W.iys ovesla:.d iSass"SnusHsr '"rry hnss
~ ~. " ROOD condition. Can hc seen
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COUNTRY PRINTEH In weli-cquipped
department, Assist on ada when neces:
not required. Could Use good two thlrtier
State wages and when can come. Star
Publishing Co., Inc, Culpeper, Va
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NOTICE
c. y. EXAMINATION.

NOTlCE-Persons ,.sSi.E watches, clocks
and jewe!ry :or StgHirs,:hy keup!ers
hereby notified 10 call far same before
November !, as ] AL. retiring from bust.
VII. IIE y MOTHER 10 children in my
nom" while parfGLs are at work n! un-
Hple 10 see 20 them by day. week OF
month Madison Y-,-J.
- siVo cash prizes offered Tor The ihrct
best titles uu each Top :ntgh" Comedy.
ASH your ntaroEt Tlg'ur" show when they
aye showing Top Notch' Comedies See
the pictures ana win q prize. plymouth
Pinot plays cleveland. Ohio.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

hutohiophcS loF oalo III
"A BAfGAlS--Dne-t Worm Drive tTucx
Continental motor. pneumatic t!rea. A I
condition. al y. Harrison ST Ilnn.
Randolph ti2
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

IEAMANS--D!ed at Stuart Circle los
p!;ai. at $50 \. VI. October iG. 1870,
Mrs. Margaret T.. Ycamans. aged az. Of
a50I Eas; Clay. Survived 10y TWO danEh-
tors, Mrs w. IL. L!gGan. Sr.. and Mrs.
Floyd T.. GarthrIcht. one son, y. Norma
fcamnns: two sisters, Mrs. w. L. Huntley
ST., and Mrs. Mary A Wall: and ono
brother, Walter l.. Phillips OF Washing
ton. ID. C.. also ten grandchildron and
nine ;-grandchIldrcn. Funeral at
Third Christian Church Monday. October
Is. a; $3.50 J.. ". Interncnt a; oahwood
Cemetery.
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BuIck-For sale. 1915, Buick Four tour
!nE, hrst-cass condition. new tires and
storage battery. Address Z GIG. care
Times Dispatch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14

The many friends of Judge r. W. Hall
will be pleased to learn that he IL gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Fred Thibaut of North street was
stricken suddenly III Tuesday morning
and taken to the Fanny Allen hospital,
where she is reported as q little improved.
a pretty. but quiet wedding took place
Mt St. Nary's Church in Newport Sun
day evening at eight o'clock. when Miss
Octavia Marie Brooks OF Newport, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. judah Brooks of Bar
ton. was united IN marriage to Henry
George Valley, son OF MIR and Mrs Israel
Valley, formerly Of Barton, but now of
Essex Junction The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Bastien of
Newport in the presence Of relatives and
friends. They were attended by Judah
Brooks, father of the bride and Israel
Valley. father of the groom. The bride
was very becomingly gowned in dress
Of white silk crepe de chine and carried
bridal roses. At the close of the cere-
mony buffet lunch was served at the
home Of the brides parents In Barton
Mrs. Valley Is Il popular young lady in
Newport and has for several years been
bookkeeper in the store of Fred Beaulicu
of that place. The groom is a much re-
spected young man in Essex Junction and
for the past several months has very sue
cussfuny been manager of the local Red
Front store. After two weeks honey
moon in Quebec and Montreal. the happy
couple will be at home to their friends
in the west tenement of the Macomber
huse recently purchased by j. A. Dona-
hue. A host Of friends wish them all
kinds of success and good luck in their
new life.
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BRIDPORT

Mr. and Mrs. George Orchard and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Allard and daughter,
Cora. motored to Lebanon, Y. H., ana
visited Mr.. Alard's sister on Wednesday,
attending the State fair at White River
Junction on Friday. returning home Sat
urday.-Ruth Payne, who was operated
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital 10
days ago, has returned to her home mere
much improved.-Cora Allard spent the
Weekend with her sister. Mrs. John
stokes. in Shoreham.--F'rank BeSette and
family, Of Shoreham. spent the weekend
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Briggs of this town.---Mr. and Mrs. ;. j.
Cook of this town and son. Thomas. and
family. of Shoreham. motored Monday to
Leominster. Mass, where they are WIS.,
iting relatives. -Benjamin Coombs, who
has been here for a few days. has return
ed to Shelburne-M Cathleen Good
speed went Monday to Middlebury, where
she spent two days with her sister. Helen.
Willard Chandler and three of his old
er children spent the weekend in Hub
bardton with relatives being called there
by the death OF Mrs. Chambers uncle,
Nathan Chandler
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SHOREHAM

Raymond Farnham went last week
Thursday to Brunswick Me-, where he
VIII study dentistry. Kathleen
Amos and son, Pierce, of Los Angeles,
Calif.. are guests of her aunt, Mrs.
l.. w. Nottingham Professor-D Dawson of
Middlebury College preached in the Con-
sregatlonal Church Sunday.-Mrs Harriet
Turrill ts visiting her daughter in Mid
dlebury.Miss Mary Merritt Is the CUES [
of a cousin, Mrs. Bascom, in Troy, N. Y.
Mrs Nellie Waite has returned from
Burlington and Is with her daughter.
Mrs Harry Church. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
lie Cook. who have been in Schroone. re-
turned home Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. w.
W. Sessions of Rutland were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !. G.. Moore. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Belden were week.
end visitors in Brandon.-The Alma
Hendee Chapter o. r.. S.. will hold Il
special meeting to-day and the district
deputy will be present.--A. j. Towner was
in Ticonderoga Monday and had the third
finger of Mis- left hand amputated.-The
Grange held n very successful fair Fri
day. The displays were exceptionally
good. In the evening, the dance in
Academy hall was we'll attended,
II. Il. Simmons entertains the Moravian
club and gentlemen friends Tuesday eve
ming. October 19.--Mrs. Nellie Campbell
Baldwin, wife of Zenas Baldwin, died
early Saturday morning Of complications.
She leaves besides her husband, a
daughter and son, mother and sister
The funeral was largely attended Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev. Il. b. Simmons con-
Quoting the service. The Alma Hendee
Chaptre. Order Of the Eastern Star. Mrs.
Phillis Burdett of Springfield. past grand
matron Of State Chapter, conducting the
ritual of the order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
PAN1ON

William stanton has gone TO the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment of his
neck.Mss Wealthy Spaulding is spend
ing few. days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Kent of Wthcrbee, \. Y.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Spaulding and daughter Cora,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Somers
Spaulding in West Cornwall.--Mrs. Ken
needy of Canada is with her daughter.
Mrs. Lee Erwn.Miss Corine Klein Of
the University Of Vermont was home
over Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Ben winters
Of Port Henry. n. y. and Mrs. Beers
and daughter. Susie. Of Chimney Point
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Flemming. Mrs. Elsie Hatch of Burling-
ton vas an over Sunday guest of her
brother. W. r.. White.-Dr. Ben
jamin ID. Adams of Burlington was
in town Saturday nght.-AIiss Mary
Conant attended the state teachers con-
vention at Burlington last week.--Mr
and Mrs. c. w. sprague of Bristol and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Twombly of Sycamore
Beach, Mass. were guests Sunday at
G. s. Curriers'. mfr. and Mrs. Twombly
remained for longer visit.-Miss Mary
Conant attended the Baptist convention
at Bristol Wednesday of this week.-The
annual chicken-pie supper will be held
Wednesday evening, October 27.-Mrs
Fosburgh and two children Of Canada
are visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee Erwin.
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services in the Methodist church mex
sunday afternoon but In the evening th
rev. w. r. Davenport, district superii|
tendent, OF St. Adams, will hold serviced
commencing at seven O'Clock. Mr. AMI
MRS. John Jordan. who have been spend
ing Few days at the home of Mr.. AMI
MRS. Lester Cook in Cambridge. hav
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. FraD1
start and son Of Jeffersonvile were rd
cent visitors at the home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs Lawrence Cartland.--Sunday vis]
TORS at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. will
son *. Curtis were Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sen OF Hishgate Center, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
ierd or Franklin, Miss Ruth Buxton, Mis-
Durkee, nurse from the Fanny ALE
hospital, and Mr.. Durkee and Mr. Mari
shall OF Burlington.--Mr Swan AMI
friend were Sunday visitors in st. Johns
bury.-Mr. and Mrs Burton Tillison AMI
two daughters, Phyllis and Margaret
and Mr.. and Mrs. Weston and two daugl
tiers Of Bakersfield were visitors SUM
day at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurl
f. Observation-Disclosures Day, who ha
been III tine past few days. has returned
to her school work.-Edward Wake
has accepted u position on fox rancI
in Massachusetts. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallie
expect to move there az opce
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EAST CHARLOTTE

There VIII be harvest supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl Friday
evening.-The funeral Of Miss Anna Lene-
han took place at the Church of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Tuesday afternoon.
On Thursday, Oct. /. al the Methodist
Church parsonage in Burlington occurred
the marriage of Miss Nettie Bessett
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bes-
sett, and Earl c. Fahl.--Dr. A. l.. Emo has
returned to Troy y. y, having spent the
weekend in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dow and family and Mrs. Carroll Pal
mer made a trip to Lincoln last week.
Mrs. Edward B. LOOMS, who has been
visiting Miss Wooster, has gone to Geor-
gla, where she will visit relatives before
returning to her home In Oak Park Ill
DR.. B. ]. Emo and family of Vergennes
visited relatives in town Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Ambrose spent Sunday
with relatives In Starksboro. Mary Bail
ey and Mildred Rawson were guests at
William JEWELS over the weekend.
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RICHMOND

The county convention Of the King
Daughters will he held at the Universal
list Church this afternoon. Lunc1
will be served at L. O'Clock and the prof.
gram will open at 40 o'clock.--Lloyd
Sayles is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Sayles-Nfiss Mary Doheny
Of Montpelier and Miss MarRret DohenJ
and DR. Gay Of Barre we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doheny the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Fetish were guests Of
relatives in Randolph over Sunday
Mrs. Mary Freeman is visiting relativei
IN Bristol.-Niss Elizabeth Henley wal
the guest Of friends in Orwell Sunday.
Charles OBren returned WednesdaJ
from a two weeks vacation, spent in
Springfield, Mass. and Harrington, Conn
Mrs. Anna Evans of Burlington, Stat]
treasurer Of the Kings Daughters, will
be present and address the meeting al
the convention. to be held this after|
noon at the >Cniversalist Church. -G!oyd
Sayes has accepted a position at f. FL
Fishs' store-Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Clous1
have returned from a few days stay in
Cabot.-Mss Daisy Bessett of Dimick'
insurance office is enjoying a two weeks
vacation, part of which she will spend
in Montpelier, the guest of her sister
Mrs. ferkinS.-Mr. ana Mrs. sherman
Clark of Boston We're visitors in tow
the past week.-A community reception
will be given at the Universalist Churcl
Friday evening for the Rev. and MRS.
Hazen from eight to ten oclock.--Mrs
F. H. Shepardson entertained the MisI
sionary society at her home TuesdaJ
afternoon.-Mr and Mrs. Daniel Burk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Terrier ard
on an automobile trip to Albany. y. VI
M. Teelyea has returned from the MARI
Fletcher hospital much improved in
health.-Mrs, L. II. Taft and Miss Agned
Paradee have returned from two weeks
stay with friends in Springfield, Mass
Miss Rose Donaway was recently thd
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Fuller
Miss Wheeler of st. Johnsbury was rel
Gently the guest of Mrs. r. II. Shepard
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MILTON

DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Holcombe, Cyru3
and Ruth, went by auto to Rutland TO |
the annual meeting of the State Medlca
society last week, returning through tn !
Adirondacks via Whitehall, Glenns Falls |
Lake George, Sohroon Lake, Elizabeth |
town, keenc Lake Placid. Saranac Lake
Malone Chazy Ferry and the islands |
Mr. and Mrs. IL. n Fuller are passinl
few days In Morrsville.-Mrs. Mary
Mead of PortChester.- N Y, visited Mrs
Charles Swan Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs
II. NJ. MaXfleld and son OF Barre were|
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Gabree !
over the week-end.-The Milton l. OF
o. f. Lodge was represented at the dis !
trict meeting in st. Albans by eish
members. who attended from this town
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Osgood of Peters
ham, Mass. are visiting at C. r. Osgood's |
Mrs. Holman of Springfield, Mass.
who was in Newport to attend the engi
neers' convention, stopped here to see
her sisters.--Mr. and Mrs NJ. j. Perry
left here Tuesday for Long Island, whera
they will pass the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Ryan.--Miss May Kennedy
who has been passing a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Dutton, In Graf
ton, left there on Monday to join Mrs
j. A. Kennedy on a trip to Washington
d. C,-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and
Mr.. and ms Karl Robinson are occupy
ing rooms adjoining Trinity hall--The
schools in town were closed Tuesday,
Columbus Day.-Miss Carrie Robinson
who was here after attending the teacA1
ers' convention In Burlington, has res
turned 10 Waterville.-Miss Pauline Earl
son of Proctor passed the week END with
Miss Helen Robnson.-Henry Vincent OF
Concord ~ H., was a recent guest a
r. j, Laramay's. Mr.. and Mrs, LaramayI
are contemplating going to Concord to
live with their daughter. Mrs. Henry
Nincent,--Mrs. Charles Bushey of Swan
ton visited her sisters. Mrs. Parkhurs
and Mrs. William Bushoy, recently.-Tha
Village Improvement society Will meet 4
the c. A, II. rooms to-day at abou
1890 a. m. for an all-day nesting and
covered dish lunch at noon, A good att
tendance is desired. Miss Helen Mayville
is visiting friends IN Springfield and
Southbridge. Mass, and other places.
George Phelps and L. d. Latham attend
ed the Chittenden county Republican,
meeting in Burlington annual meet
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ESSEX JUNCTION

over 10000 cans Of corn have been put
up at the Snowflake Canning companys
plant during the past six or seven weeks
and work in this department has been
about completed. 1t has become neces-
sary to run the department niaht and day
to take care Of the supply received. Work
will now be started on the labelling OF the
cans and It IL expected that with the new
labelling machines, recently installed,
this work will be completed In about
months time, whereas II has formerly
taken several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Flynn OF Pleas
ant street celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary Tuesday in very
quiet manner VITA them were their
children and grandchildren. \ mass
of thanksgiving was offered at the
Church of the Holy Family, the Rev.
], b. Il. Pouiot officiating, with the
Rev. FIR Prlmeau, S. j.. in the sanctuary.
Father Primeau. who is conducting the
mission, Just before his sermon, alluded
to tho aged couple and their many years
of welded life and mentioned the fact
that the mass had been offered in thanks
giving by them. Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn were
married In Fairfield by the Rev, j. NJ.
McAuley,
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MONKTON

The Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Gouthoy gave
a farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dwire, who are about to move to Bris-
tol.--James Agan, who is In very poor
health. is spending q few days with his
daughter, Mrs. S. W. Rivers-The friends
of Alvin Little will be pleased to learn
that he is able to sit up in wheel
chair after being confined to his bed for
nine weeks Preston and Hollis have talk
on possession of the farm they recently
purchased OF w. g. Hunt Their many
friends wish them success. NJ o. French
sold at public auction october ! all tho
stock and tools on his farm.-J. \. Rams
doll. who has been spendng a few DAYS
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HINESBURG
new life.

Mrs. W. ID. Blanchard of Ticonderoga,
n. Y. is slowly recovering after a seri-
Gus Illness Her sister. Miss Bessie Law
renee, is caring for her
The c. L. Burley farm has been sold
to a Mr. Young. who moved there the
past week.-E. G.. Bostwick has moved
from Monkton to the Endres tenement
house. Mrs, Edward Buregh has new
fall and winter hats at her me.--Edson
a. owen got a bad fall from farm wag-
on last Friday He had one rib fractured
besides other injuries The Board OF
civil Authority will meet a. the Town
Clerks office. Saturday, October 16, to
correct the check list and administer the
freeman's oath to all qualified to receive
it.-C. II. Shortsleeves went Monday to
st. Adams. where he has position on
ba railroad
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Cutter. from Massachu
sets, have been stopping at the wild
Cat Inn" the past week, also Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Bull of Waltham, Mass
Mrs j. w. Aldrich and three boys Of
Rochester were weekend visitors of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plunkett and daugh-
ter. Joyce Of Rutland and Miss Madge
Scott Of Tyson We're weekend visitors at
F.. L. Martin's.--Mr and Mrs. Loren
Spencer visited in Lincoln the first Of
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Church
were In Montpelier and Mortified last
week The village school observed Col
umbus Day with picnic on Thunder
Head"
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The remains of William j. Poissant Of
Leclair street. who was accidentally
killed by the falling of tree at North
tnderhill Thursday evening at five
o'clock. arrived in town late Thursday
evening and were taken to the under
taking parors of A. r. Lavigne. Mr..
Poissant had been engaged with another
man in cutting down tree and when
It was about to fall was warned to seek
safety In flight. But in trying to get away
he fell and the tree crashed on him,
breaking his neck and back. Death was
instantaneous. Mr.. Possant was born
In Moorse, N. y. April 80. 1880. and came
20 this village when young man. He
was educated in the parochial schools.
He is survived by his wife and three
children. He is also survived by three
sisters. Sister Arcadius of the Grey Nun
cry in Montreal: Mrs George Vasseur
Of Cnderhill Center and Miss Evelyn
Poissant Of Montreal and one brother.
George Of Montreal. The funeral was
held sunday afternoon at st. Francis
Xaviers Church with interment in st.
Francis cemetery.
Fred May. aged ~. an inmate OF the
town poor farm, died sunday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. The remains
were taken to the undertaking rooms Of
b. Lavigne. The funeral was held
from the rooms Monday morning at $3.50
o'clock, with burial in the Merrill Gene
terry
Word has been received Of the birth
Of triplets, boys, born October to Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Desrochers of ST. Johns
bury. The combined weight OF the trio
is ola4 pounds. Mrs. Desrochers Is niece
OF Mr. and Mrs. Camille Savard of this
place
Word has been received of the death
OF Mrs George Boucher of Chicopee,
poisoning. Mrs. Boucher before her
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
survived by her husband and six chill
mother of this place. Mrs. Dorey. her
past few weeks and Mr.. Dorey left on
the noon train Monday to attend the
funeral.
George F. Nasseur of So Leelair street
and Mrs. Hattie T.. Vasseur OF IS Lee
the Rev. John p. McGarry at 81.
Stephens Church.
Frank Butler of Burlington appeared
In municipal court Tuesday morning to
answer to a charge OF driving. an automo-
bile while under the influence of liquor.
He was sentenced to 60 days. in Jail in
Burlington. Joseph Allard and Victoria
Pche appeared In court charged with
fined 81 with costs Of sos. which they
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NORTH PETERSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Field from
Sta,ksboro were guests at the home of
Mr.. Fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Field. Sunday--The Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Elmer Preston We'd
nesday.-Martin Bull is confined TO the
house with the grip.--W. II. Dean has
returned from three weeks trip spent
visiting friends and relatives in Ohio.
and Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Har-
rington have gone on Il auto trip TO st.
Johnsbury to visit relatives Mrs. Flora
Harrington Of East Middebury Is al Fred
from here attended
Friends quarterly meeting at Monkton
Ridge Saturday and Sunday.
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ESSEX CENTER

Lemuel Sweet Of New York city is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. ". Bradley of Pitts
ford called on friends here Friday.--Miss
Marion Dean. formerly a teacher Of the
high school here. now teaching in Ben
nngton high. called on friends here Sat
urday.--Guy Hanley, who has been work
ing for Hugh Bixby the past two years.
has rented farm. in Johnson.-Miss
Flossie Austin, who is teaching in Stowe,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Austin.-Mrs. Carrie
Knapp has returned to Burlngton.-Ray
Nichols went to Montreal Wednesday
with an automobile party consisting of
Mrs. r. ]. Wool and two friends from
Bristol Conn, the Rev. and Mrs. George
Wescott, Miss Alice Davis and Mrs G.. f.
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JERICHO

Mr.. and Mrs, Martin Bullock and fam
lily of Milton were In town Sunday.
and Mrs. Walter Prior and son Of Bur
lington were sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Herbert Hutchinson.
MIR. and Mrs. John f. Krewet and
daughter, Elizabeth, We're at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hamm in Wiliston
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Clifford A. Bar
ney have moved to their new home in
Richmond and Mr., and Mrs. Tyler OF
Burlington have purchased and moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. barney
The Home Missionary society will meet
at the annex of the Congregational
Church to-day at ten o'clock. Every
one come prepared to tie on puff. Din
ner viii he served,-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Buzzell and son, Harry, and Miss
Savillc OF Lowell, Mass. are spending
n few days at the home Of the Rev and
Mrs, j, T. Buzzell.--There will be no