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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

3e-ineh wide 5leaehed Cotton, regular 33c quality close at 23c yard. 5s-inch wide BIeached Cotton, regular 45c quality close at 2ec yard. s5ineh wid, 5Ieached Cotton, regular soc quality close at 33e yard 45 5inch wide Bleached Cotton, regular quality,
 close at soc a yard. 72-nch wide Beached Cotton regular $f00 quality, to
 close at soc yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27
DRESS SILKS AT CLOSING SALE PRlcEs-yERY SPECIAL

SIX, eeorgstte and Crepe -de chne, in wide choice yard. s6nch wide TaReta-s2.ae quality for $175 yard. 36-nch wide Silk Popn, full line of eelors-$1Ss quail
 ity for 9sc yard. s6 inch wide Wndham Silk, regular $500 quay for ssoo
 yard. A'>
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27
DOOR MATS

Rubber Door Mats, value s5e-New 49c.
 Cocoa Deer Mats, value st.3s-Nsw
 Cocoa Deer Mats, value s1.es-New st.1s.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

One of Dress Silks in Satin Messane, Jersey Figure of eolors regular oo and $25o quality, to close s4s 27ineh wide Silk Mu all coors-5ec quality for BOG yd 56inch wide Silk Mu all eoors$10o quality for 65c yd ss-ineh wds Economy Silk all eolors-$t.5 quality for
 89e yard.
 for S175 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

SPECIAL Japanese Table Covers, blue :bira pat terms, fast eoIors-- as 5Ox5O inches, to close
 at =. $1.6 62x62 inches, to close at I.So
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27
Ah.tls Cor, On Ton.ght

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27
Murray's Boston Store
 Willimantic, Conn.
ITEMS FROM THE DRESS GOODS SECTION

54inch wide Fine French Serge Suiting, in black,
 and tan, value $5.0o-Now s3.95 yard. Wool Paids 42-inch wde-$3o0 value for $1ss yard. Wool Paids 42-ineh wde-S35o value fer $z7s yard. 54-nch wide Wool Piads, in good choice of patterns
 $4.25 quality, to close at $35o yard. @Ts@ ye
 SAYS quality, to close at $3.75 yard. II
 $500 to $500 quality to close at s4oo yard 54nch wide All Wool Coating, good staple eeiors-$4so
 quality for $3.5o yard. .@A'. e: 36inch wide Dress PIaids, value 5se for 4se yard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

5s-ineh wide All Wool Mixed Sutine-$1.75 yard. 3eneh wide Serge and Batste-$1oo quality for 75e yd 32-ineh wide Poplin coth-75c quality for 65c yard. 4oineh wide French ssrse$25o quality sse yard 4o-ineh wide Storm serge-$250 quality for $1s9 yard 4oineh wide Tafeta serge-25o quality for $se yard s6 to 42-neh wide serses and Batste, in good range
 of colors.
 S1-3e quality, to close at $t.oo yard
 S1.75 quality, to close at SIPS yard
 S2.0o quality, to close at $1.45 yard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

The American Thread company's plant with the exception of the finishing de-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

Mrs. Maria E. Bowers, 7s, who died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs Robert Whitehouse of Broad Brook, where she was visiting. was the widow of Ira M. Bowers and
 was born in Norwich May s, 1s41, the daughter of Francis and Louisa Lester Bushnell She is survived by four daugh- ters, Mrs Fenelon McCollum of Mans field Depot, Mrs. Carrie Miller of Dale vile, Mrs. Robert Whitehouse of Broad Brook and Mrs. J. E. Talbot of Putnam three sons, William E. Bowers of Mans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
ORWELL

Mrs. ID. j. Leonard il entertaining her
brother, James Hopkins. OF Milers Falls
Mass. King Lille of Barton is spending
his vacation with his brothers. l.. F. and
F. r. I.illie.--Mrs. G. G. Phelps is spend
j. F.. Branch. Of Schenectady. y. v
Mrs. Effic Phelps has AZ her guest, Mrs
Alice Powell. OF Fair Haven.-The Misses
Marguerite and Helen Monjer attended
the wedding Of their cousin. Miss Ethel
Monjer, in Bolton Wednesday, Miss Mar
guerite was a bridesmai d.-Miss Mary
Christian liz at the Mary Thatcher hospital
in Burlington recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ.
Stevens attended the funeral Of Roma ne
Fleminway in Bristol last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Smith and little daughter
have returned to their home In East Or
anse. y. j., after spending two weeks
with Mr.. Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Smith.--Mrs clara Smith and little
son have returned to her home in Wor-
cester. Mass.-Mrs. NJ B. Wilcox and
daughter. Ruth. and Mrs. r. t.. Young
motored to Burlington Monday returning
Tuesday Miss Helen Stevenson Of Salem.
y. V, accompanied by three lady friends.
were guests OF her aunt. Mrs. Helen
stevens Monday. y. Vail has new
Chevrolet touring carl. a. Waterman
and A. q. Simonds of Burlington were
business visitors in town the first Of the
week.-I j. Vail and family of Boston,
Mass who have been spending few
davs with his brother. John returned
home
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MONKTON

Mrs Chester IT, Brush of Danbury.
Conn was in town last week looking
up ancesteral records at the town
clerks office She procured the desired
in Information as far back as seventeen
hundred.--Mr. and Mrs. H. .. Chaplin
OF Washington. ., G.. and Mr. and
Mrs Homer Baine Of Middlebury called
on friends mere Monday.---Mrs Ma
curette Collsmer OF Remington aud
daughter, Mrs. Fred Kennedy. and
son Of Salt Lake Guy, Etsh. We're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, u, r. Meach
and family the past week They cam"
by automobile taking is days ia
make the .rip.--Several candidates are
i'm the field for town represen atiNe
The leading one beeing r.. p. sttilson
and p. e. J. Hoag NJ and Mrs.
Brainard Ladd have moved back to
their home here,-Miss Dorothy Dear
ing OF South Royalton was the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. q. g.. Farr the past
week .---R G. Gee and family have re-
turned home from a two weeks visit
among friends in Massachusetts,-Mis
Helen Gee of Bristol visited relatives
here the past week Miss A1nie Tier
ney Of Montpelier was the guess of
Miss Ruth Donehue the ppast week, -
Mr.. and Mrs, Spencer Shepherd are
the parents OF r son, born August 20.
Several from here are attending the
fair at Middlebury this week.
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ADDISON

Several from here attended the bee
meeting AT the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
George in Ferrsbure on August - and a
very enjoyable as we'll as profitable meet
ing was repor'ed,--Dr and Mrs. NJ. d.
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict
went TO Ticonderosa. y. v. Thursday to
visit DR.. Townsend who is in Il hos
pital there recovering from an operation
George kolb of Mt Vernon, n. V. is
the guest of his classmate. Erwin Clark
Gertrude Warner. who has been at the
telephone central for few weeks has
finished work and is at her home. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Smith and two sons
have been spending a few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. Mariah Smith.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ Brown and Miss Gysal
OF chicago H.. the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. CLARK. William Hurd
Of Rhode Island is the guest of his father.
NJ. b. Hurd.-A paper is being circulated
on route No. /. r. f. D. to have H. w.
Spooner re-instated as carrier. He has
lately been released and put on pension
roll-Mr. and Mrs. f.. F. Gulley of st.
Adams were calling ON friends here Sun
day while on their way home from two
weeks vacation.--rhe Grange held q meet e
ing on Friday evening and conferred de-
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PANTON

Miss lo,tie Belle Rogers and Urban Az
drcy Wheelock were married at the nome
of her parents Wednesday afternoon Au-
gust 25. the Rev. s IL. Myers officiating'
The double ring service was used. fer
sister. Mrs Charles stanton. was matron
of honor and Mrs stanton was ."o
groom's best man. Immediately after
congratulations. choice refreshments were
served. The bride was tastefully eowneu
in blue satin mesaline. Her travelling
dress was of blue serge with large picture
hat ia match. The bride is the younger
daughter Of Representative and MIS- Jo-
seph q. Rogers and is a graduate OF YER
gennes High school and OF the teachers
training class and has been been sue
cessful teacher for six years. They ieI'
for Montreal for "A Short wedding UP
after which they spent few days at her
home here going this week to Huntington
where furnished home awaits them an"
where the groom IL engaged i'm farming
4 reception IL to be given them FRIDAY
evening Of this week at the home OF the
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs. George Booth Of Omega. Kan,
is the guest of Mrs. Celia Hunt for
few days John Wells. who has been
spending his vacation here. has returned
to Springfield Miss Mabel Bailey is Wis
iting friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
James p. Dean. the Misses Dorothy Fol
som and Mabel Bailey and Mrs A. r.
Williams motored to Ausable Chasm
Monday by the way Of Chimney Point
and up the New York side To Cumberla nd
liead.-Mrs. Fred Leflamc has returned
from New Haven where she was called
by the illness of hcr mother.-Mr and
Mrs. G. Stone Mr.. and Mrs George Sor-
rell and Mrs. David Pioof have returned
from an automobile trip TO their old
homestead in Crown Point, y. Y.--Nrs.
David Poof IS visitin, her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gardner Stone
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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1920

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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Principal q rs. Stackpo'e VIII he IN MS
oiIice al me msh Scn"o' ou'iu'hg on
FRIDAY ana SATURDAY AFTERNOON Al one
" CLOCK So tnat parents ana s'"o~n's may
'a'N over Schoo' pIahs Tor t"e year Whl'h
opens neNl Ihesna\'
i'aura 'ne eieNen months 90 daush-
Ter OF Mrf. ,'enrN i'enouN OF West Allen
street "Ied sunday morning. The funeral
was h~'u monday AFTERNOON and the
hooN was "u''e" III milton IN me family
lot
ho'ah" ar'veaN' VINO mas been en-
eased az pianist AZ me strand theatre
'or we o"s' 'n'Ne OF louf years, has
severed HIS connection WIN that theatre
ana mas son" l" Maioeh, Mass where hs
WIZ en'er 'n' BAKERY nus'hess lie left
'"S. wee" ''' Nus new pace OF business
an" 70" po+SeSs,on MONDAY "h''e
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
WALTHAM

A. O. Wright and family have returned
l" fheir home after passing month al
Long Point.-Mr. and Mrs. p W. Otis
we're In Jay, y. Y. last week 70 attend
'he FUNERAL of his father, j. w Otis
. '. Sneden and family visited his cousin.
Eav Moultoh. In ranton Sunday-C w
ward was In Burlington Monday.-Mr.
aha Mrs. David jackson have returned
to their home IN Newton. Conn, after
passing several days with her brother
y. r.. Booth.-Mr. and Mrs. r. - Ward
visited her sister. Mrs Ernest Bristol in
Panton Tuesday.-B. s. Merrill demon
strated the Avery tractor on his farm
Wednesday.-Mrs +. w. Otis. Miss Helen
OTIS and Charles Otis were at Lake Dun
more Friday.-A. +. Booth and family
were in Burlington MondaY.-Mrs. j.
Virgins has returned to her home in
New York city after passing the sum :
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muhlfriedel
charles Otis and William Booth went
to Potato Hill with the Boy Scouts Thurs
day.-Madam Sneden visited MIR. and Mrs
Fletcher Frsbie in Ferrisburg last week
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LINCOLN

Among those entertained the home
or william Lee, SATURDAY. We're Nj. and
MS. Charles Dustin arI Two Daughters
or Bethel and their son, Clean Dustin Of
Boston. Nj Spaulding and Arthur Bah
coHk Of Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee
and daughter Of Springfield and Mrs.
Adrian Thompson OF WeybrdRe. and Mr..
and Mr.. HiX and two children o. Bethel
Over co couples attended the dance in
Jackman and Gsr.and's NALL Friday eve
ming Miss Louise Ham!n of Worcester
VAS CUES AZ the nome Of Mrs T. n.
TucEo" Tnursday.--M Miss Iuarita Rose is
spending the wesk with her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Cad' In Middehury .-- Edwin Paine"
came last week from North Dakota to
take mis- mother. Mrs. Esther Palmer, to
his home. wScrc she will reside Arthur
Danse of North Troy is visiting Hilton
Rcknell and other friends in town.-Miss
Evelyn Kent is spending few weeks at
home from her work in Br!stol-Mr, and
Mrs. Edward Stowe and Mrs T.. NJ. Tuck
cr were in Burlington Mondsy.-Mr. and
Mrs. luther Kent and Mrs Lewis JACK o
man motored to Greenfie ID sunday, Were
they viii spend the week visiting friends.
4 ''ohn Donovan Of Greenfield "h" mas
been nj the home of Mr.. Kent for seNera'
weeks, returned TO his home with them'
Arthur Butterfield and family are in
! Springfield for several days stay among
O., friends.-Clinton Steadman and family OF
| Bristol spent the Weekend at the nome
OF mis- parents. MIR. and Mrs. Henry stead
| man.-Mrs Walter Morgan and NV"
daughters OF Ludlow are visiting MT
! Morgans mother, Mrs. Mary Morgan
/ Mrs. Cora Ferris of Nutley' ~ v. II
spending several weeks with her hro'h
! Charles Clark and with other friends
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Elliott, John nelson
and George Garland made business
trip TO Rutland Monday.-Mr' ana MIS-
NJ. r. Cove are spending the laN OF 'he
week at their camp at Long Point.-Mrs,
Stella Bristol and daughter, Mildred. ae'
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Co'y 10 'he''
home in Lisbon. N. H., for the weekend
D. l." Garland went to BURLINGTON sun.
day where he Joined j. 5. Filn' ana p".,'
on an automobile trip to points III ra"a"
Newell Murray and family OF ware"
spent Sunday with friends in Town
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GRANVILLE

Mrs Matte Jewett is spending ten days
with relatives in WhitinR.-Mrs Emma
Hubbard has sold her place al the Lower
Village TO !. G.. Sergeant of Paterson.
New Jersey. who will occupy IT for a sum
mer home. Mrs. Fannie Ninton Of Mel
rose. Mass. spent the past week at the
home Of +. -. Lamb.-The names of Will
liam Shirley and Harry n. Hubbard both
Republicans. have been filed for town
representative-Fran Ninton of East
Granville was an over-Sunday visitor al
John Ninton's.--l.. r.. Perry has bought
a house in Hancock and will soon move
his family there.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Fuller and child Of Pittsford are visiting
his brother. II. W. Fuller. and other reIa-
tives in town.-William Stearns and a
niece and nephew of Rutland are visit
ing at the home of H. w. Fuller.
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STARKSBORO

F. NJ WalstoH. who has been very IN
for few days. is more com Portable Mr.
and Mrs. Richard fIill Of California John
Cavalry of Iaverhill Mass Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Hin wilkins hin and Miss
Candace I'm have returned from an
automobile trip to East Barnard where
they visited at George Thompsou's I.aban
Thompson returned home with them 10
visit his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
w. Hill.-Miss Ada Merrill has returned
home from three weeks stay with rela-
tives in keene Valley, y. Y.-Gordon
Young of New York city is passing his
vacation with his uncle. W. ~ Hin and
other relatives here.-Mr and Mrs George
O'Bryan. Mrs. p. d. Bostwick and Mrs
Celia Hin visited Mrs Warren Miner in
Nergennes the 27th.-Misses Alice Casey
and Ellen Rowan. who have been sta wing
with their grandmother. Mrs. Michael
Casey. have returned to Pittsfield Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fields spent the
Weekend with relatives In Ferrisburg -
Mr.. and Mrs 3. D. I.ohdell and son OF
Raceville, n. v. and John kalahan of
Wells have been stopping a few days, at
the home of j. J. Kalahan.-The Shiverette
reunion to which all relatives of the
family are invited will be held at Dennis
Shverettes September l8--Mrs Clara
Newton and son, tliford and Miss
Marion kilam Of Burlington are with
Mrs. Newtons parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. clifford this week.--Mrs. Mary
Cookie of Burlington * visiting her
brother. Cornelius Lsdoo and other rela-
tives this week.-M j. Graves and family
OF Brandon spent the Weekend with
their grandmother. Mrs. Carnda clifford.
MIR. and Mrs. Wiley Wheeler and daUgh-
ter of New Haven and Mrs Arvila
Grant Of Pittsfield, Mass. attended
church here SUNDAY, being entertained
at Mrs. celia Hills.-G. Hin. who has
been boarding at +. NJ. Walston's for n
few weeks, has returned to his home in
MONTREAL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02

srooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.. e
Wheelock Of Huntington Center. The
bride was the recipient of several pieces
OF china. cutglass, silver, linen and alumni
mum ware. Only the immediate families
were present Those coming from away
Wheelock and brothers, James. Robert.
Donald and Leon, two sisters. Mary and
Persis all Of Huntington Center, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rue Wheelock OF Colchester and
Mrs. Charlotte Jordan. grandmother or
the bride. Of Nergennes. MIR. and Mrs.
Loyal Spauding spent Monday In Rut-
land.-Dr. r. A. Rogers of Nergennes and
Joseph Rogers went Sunday 70 Bolton
Landing. Lake George to attend the fun
eral services of the wife OF DR.. Daniel
Roke"s.--Al". and Mrs. walter Rogers
are entertaining her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Roberts. Of Miwau-
kee. Wis.-Miss Anna Mahoney has re-
turned TO her home in Albany. n. ", ar
ter few days visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
S!.edrick ,Benia min Curler and Mr.. Dou-
cett of Boston, Mass. spent last week in
town.-Mrs. John Spauldng and daueh-
ter. Cora, were in Nergennes from FRI
day until Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T..
j. Stagg.-Mrs Stanton Cross and daugh-
ter, stella, Of East Addison. spent Sun
day with Mrs. A. T. Conant and family. 49,
MISS Mabel Southwick OF Burlington mas
been at the adams home several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stan
ton Will attend the reception Friday eve
ming OF Mr.. and Mrs. Urban A. Wheel
oct at Huntington Ccntcr.--Aiiss Meade.
who has been in camp with Mrs A. \.
Lancaster at the lake for some time has
returned TO her home in Middlebury. 800
Little Eleanor Kent, who has been two
months with her Uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Spaulding has returned to her
parents at Wtherbee. y. y.-The Rev.
and Mrs. West and child have returned
from week spent with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs G. e. Wcst. % pouitnev. Next
Sunday Is missionary Sunday at tho Fed
Grated church. Tic preaching service
VIII begin Al II n M. with sunday school
at Elm the evening. Dr.. C. *. Statham
district superintendent, for the eastern
district will preach, the service to com
menca At I:3o A cordial invitation is Civ
en- to all to be present at these ssiv d.
ices.-Mre, W. z. White will Nnterta III
the Ladies Union al her home Wedces-
day afternoon. September 4
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. FranCelia Shaw has returned from
Burlington and opened her house,-Miss
Winifred Baldwin has accepted posi-
ton at the Prospect House. Lake Bono
seen.-Mrs Howard Brchard and Miss
Wnifred Farr passed last week in Pot-
tersville, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Nellie Biz
chard passed the week END in Potters-
ville.-Thc Rev. and Mrs r. a. Carlson
passed the week end with Mrs. c. y.
North and called on friends. Mr., carlson
preached in the Congregational church.
Mrs. Harry Park and daughter Of Wells
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Russell
Easton. -" Samantha Aliens court Of
Fame will be given in tie Academy hall
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Sep
TENDER and 8. under the auspices OF the
Moravlan club. The proceeds viii he used
In welfare work through the year--Miss
Alice Harper who has been al cliff Hav-
en-, \. Y, has returned home.-Honald
Harper il at home for 10 days.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Larrabee passed Sunday at
Lake Dunmore with Nr and Mrs. w. II.
Stokes.Mtss Margaret Mcdonald is away
or vacation.-Miss Ruth S'yles is car
ins for Madam Mixer IN her absence. -
The Rev. Y. Y, Simmons passed last Sun
day in Waliueford. Miss MARY Archi-
bale has been a guest Of Or Mary Plat.
Word has been received of tho death OF
Misc Ruth Griggs At her home in Rut-
land. Miss Griggs formally taught In the
village school.-i'-ank Fredette has pur-
chased new automobile. Mrs Nughs
HoiNoke. Mass.-Miss Winona wood Of
and ca'ld save returned 10 their home In
Lake George 10 visiting m ;Own.
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Ruth Everest returned to Albany
Sunday after passing a three weeks vaca-
ton at her home. Paul Bareor and fam
fly have moved into Joseph Barcor's tene-
ment house at the junction. &C. l.. Coates
Of West Bridgewater and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Brush and daughter. Florence. OF
Mendon were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. G. Coates Mrs. Bell Is in very
moor health Mortimer Roscoe is home
from Brandon.-M Lucille Benedict
with party of friends, are in camp at
Long Point.--Miss Edna Wilder returned
last week Thursday to Middletown
Conn.-Mr. and Mrs G. c. Coates at
tended the family reunion on Sunday
which was held at C. f.. Lathrops in
Bristol Mrs. NJ. y. Quinlan and nephew
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, q. G
Coates
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BRIDPORT

Mas Hazel Quinn. who has heeu sperH-
irs the summer here has returned TO
Shelburne.Miss Cora Alard who spenr
the Weekend al her sisters in Shoreham
is at her home here.--NIrs. Merrill Wolco,t
and Misc Mary Chandler are spending a
week at Lake Georse.--Mrs. Frank Allard
while driving the cows to the barn We'd
nesday night was knocked down by the
drove and got many bruises and
severe wound in the left hand. DR.. Il.
G. Blaisdell Ia attending her.-Miss Ruth
Preston Of Salisbury is spending a few days
with her friend. Lillian st. John. Mrs,
Herman Austin went Saturday to Bur
lington to accompany her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Phieau. home. Mrs. Phlleau has
been at the hospital for some time.-Mr.
Harry Brown and Miss Polly Palmer
were Sunday guests here.-Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Jabot and young son spent the
Weekend with his sister, Mrs. Beyette,
in Shoreham.
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S.HELBURNE

Joserhna Loretta, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Kane, died Sat
uradv morning AT Sparhawk santorium
and was buried in the village cemetery
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. W, G. Fletcher
and son. Eugene Of Peru. Ind. have re-
turned to visit Mr.. and Mrs. william
Fischer having been called home by the
death of Mrs Fetcher's hrothcr.-Mrs
Annie williams and Mrs. Thomas Dooey
and sons who have been visiting Mrs.
Edward Russell. have returned to Perth.
Amhoy. y. DIR. and Mrs. Walter
White leave soon for Atlantic Highlands,
\. j.. where Or. White is to practice, -
Mr. and MS II. l.. Ellis of Lowell. Mass If,
and MT and Mrs b, f, Ellis of Spring