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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

place whore they will make their
home with the eroom's brother. Iobn
"here ne is mployed.-Ralph Allard
Of Enfield, n. H., is visiting his broth.
ers, Frank Allard. for a few DAYS
george Petite of Middletown Springs
was Weekend visitor at his brother
m Jaw s. Willard G n n d r-Miss
'harottc Petite of Forestdale. who
spent Few days at the home of her
uncIe ana aunt Willard Chandler and
MIS- jessie Londergon, returned to her
nome Saturday.-Cassius Chandler of
fupoarton has returned to his home.
-Mrs' Andrew Billiard of Cornwall
spent the weekend with her niece.
Mrs. John WEIGH
Ethe' BeNe of Shoreham, who has been
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Jabbott, returned home Sunday
MI ana Mrs. John Stokes spent the
curtin with her sister Mrs. Bruce Allard
VI brahdon and their sister cora. who
mas been in Brandon for four weeks re-
turned with thom.-Mrs. Hilton Newton Is
caring for Mr. Ncwtons mother in Sails
bury, who is very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs George st. John spent Sunday with
MIS- Eugene Newton of Salisbury-Miss
POLY Palmer and mother and Harry
Brown OF Midd,cbury spent Sunday with
'harIes Palmer in Bolton.-Mrs Charles
rainier and son, Kenneth, will return to
Springfield, Mass with her daughter
some time this week. She expects to
remain there for the future. Miss Polly
attends the Bay Path Institute in that
place,-fazel Quinn, who has been at her
brothcr's, Guy Quinns. for a few weeks
returned home Monday. Stanley Converse
or the University of Vermont is at his
nome here for his vacation.-Twin
ooys were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Carty at the home of O. d. Quenel sun
day, July /. One of the twins died Mon
dav noon
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ORWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brush maze
turned from Francestovn. y H. v
they spent a week with their daugf
Mrs. Herman Allen.-Aliss Maude 81
returned to Springfield Mass, Tues
after spending a week here vita her
ents, MIR. and Mrs. q L. Smith.-Lr
and Charles Phelps are in Hinest
where they are guests Of Miss Nettie
ker.-Miss Bertha Laverty Of Medf
Mass, is guest of her sister, Mrs. c.
Bodfish.-Mrs. Fl. u. Branch and Mrs,
.en Wood have returned to their d
mere after spending a week with relat
in Pavlet and WeHs.-Miss Mary VII
son of Burlington was recent. CUES
Miss Marguerite Moneer-Mrs. - w
Wilcox and daughter. Miss Ruth Of .
York are at their summer home ne
Miss llene Conway is spending a few {
at t. Q home of her brother in Claren
Miss Blanche Bascom entertsined
young ladies of her Sunday schoo. {
last N'ednesday,-A very pretty wed,
took place az st. Paurs Church las. W
Wednesday when Miss Maude Ba
of Orwell was united in marriage to NJ
ice Carberry of New York in the pres,
of the immediate relatives of the
tracing parties, the Rev I. a. Welsh
forming the ceremony. The wedding p
entered the church to the strain Of
wedding march played by Mrs. J l. {
The bride wore a fawn Colored trave
suit and white picture hat, She was
tended by her niece, Miss Mildred
berry, who was Gowned in a green
blue changeahlc silk costume with h
lace hat. The groom was attended by
brother, j. : Carherry. After a wed,
breakfast served at the home of the bri
sister. Mrs. r. L.. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Carberrv left for a wedding trip a
which they will make their home in
york.--A large crowd witnessed TIE
game on Purcell's field July d. Or
played the West Rutland nine and hea
usual. They have won every game I
have played this year
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GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Wilson Of Montpe-
ller were in town on business July l.
Merel Farr of Stone nam, Mass, called on
friends here last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. y.
l.. Boyce returned Monday from a weeks
stay in Waitsfield News has been re-
ceived here of the death of Miss Leila
Carroll at a hospital in Concord, y II.
Miss Carroll was a granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. W. Ford of this town and
lived here several years, where she had
many friends,-My. and Mrs. Hermon
Ford went Saturday to Randolph to visit
Mrs Ford's parents, Mr., and Mrs Will
liam Armstrong Several from here spent
the Fourth in Randolph. Fred Vinton of
Barre was in town Monday.-Mrs. c. B.
Slayton returned Wednesday from sew
eral weeks stay in North Troy, much
improved in health
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LINCOLN

The funeral OF George Cobb, q resident
OF this town, who was killed Tuesday
June y n tho farm Of Carol Bott ON
Of New Haven. where he had been en-
poyed as a farm hand for a few months.
one hand coming in contact with a wire
fence which had become charged with
electricity by "A light wire carrying 900
volts, was held Thursday afternoon n,
tie home of his father. Wesley Cobb. The
Rev. Fowler of Bristol oficiated. The
bearers were four brothers. henry, Frank.
John and Amos. Besides the father and
mother. the deceased is survived by sew
eral brothers and sisters. Burial was
made in Maple cemetery.-David Davis a
lifelong resident, died Thursday in Bris-
tol at the home Of his daughter Mrs
Bert Lathrop. He had been in poor
health since sustaining shock nearly
two years ago.-Niiss Mary Turner is at
tending the session of summer school in
burlington. Theron Hammer. who has
been in poor health for a long time Is
not as well.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blau-
welt of Providence, r. l., have work we'll
under way for the erection Of a dwelling
house at the four corners.-John Benton,
who underwent an operation three weel
ago. is making progress toward recovery.
Mrs. William Hoag is not as well.-Miss
The Rev. DR.. Dawson of Burlington will
supply the pulpit Sunday at the united
services.-Garfeld Grant was called to
Sanbornvile, ~ H., Tuesday by the death
of his father-Joseph Goodro and John
Robins of Ripton were in town Tuesday,
Several from this town attended the flu
neral services of David Davis Sunday in
Bristol.-Mrs. Lewis Jackman spent the
weekend with B. y. Hill and family in
Bristol-Mrs Dora Cram and family have
moved to the George Garland farm tene-
ment.-Eugene Thayer of Warren is ip
town for few days.--Henry Davis is Nv
Mildred Morgan of Bristol is the guest
of Mrs. Ralph Sargent.-Charles Dow and
family of Charlotte and Joseph Bennett Of
Randolph were among the visitors here
Sunday.-The Misses Jessica stowe and
Mildred Cove gave lawn party Tuesday
afternoon in honor of their schoolmate,
Helene Bean Twenty-eight schoolmates
and invited guests We're present. Games
were played and refreshments served.
Miss Bean left Wednesday morning for
Huntington. Mass, to join her parents,
who have been in that place for several
weeks.-The four prizes offered for the
children of each school of the town by
the Burnham foundation committee, for
the year ending June, 1920. have been
awarded as follows: Center school, first,
Wilma Cushman, second, Myrla Benton,
third, Helena Purington fourth, Jessica
Stowe: Corners, Jennie Carlin. Alice Has
kins, Lloyd Elliott, Eliza Morrill,; South
Lincoln, Glenn Brown, Irene Basow,
Everett Briggs. Elizabeth Kent; West Lin
coin. William James, Enela Strong, Blanch
Alger, Vance Sharon ;Downingsvlle, Flor
ence Hill, Clara Purinton, Irene Atkins,
Earle Hanlon Elder hill. George Atwood,
Paulene Farr. The!ma Atwood Leo
Brown; Cove hill, Mildred Narney, Breta
Baslow, Wallace FAIR, Winston Farr:
West hill, Annie Eubar. Milo Pecott.
Katie Clark, John Lathrop. The above de-
cision was arrived at by the conduct, eff
fort, and attendance Of the children
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Edith Sneden returned home Tues
day morning after passing the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Boyington in Bris-
tol-G c. and c, 5. Everest spent the
fourth at Elm Point,-Miss Marcia Wins
low is visiting friends in Nergennes and
fanton'-k' r. O'Brien of Middebury is
guest of Mr. and Mrs f. NJ Partch.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Davis. accompanied hv
Mrs e. II. Boyington and daughter, Anna,
and Miss Mildred Monroe of Bristol took
an automobile trip Tuesday to Hunters
Home, New York, where Miss Monroe
has position for the summer-An
members Of the Red Cross who are will
ing TO sew for the refugees. please notify
Mrs j. f, Davis,-Mrs. Mary Adams, who
has been III for long time, died early
Sunday morning. Mrs. Peter Bearor OF
Ferrisbure, who has been the guest IF her
sister. Mrs. Paul Bearor for several days.
returned to her home Monday
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Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

A pageant drama, THE Court of Fame
Is to be given July l6 and ~. in the local
town hall for the benefit OF the Women 5
club, the proceeds to be devoted to meeting
community needs.-Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby
of Boston Mass. Is on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Brooks-Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Stokes have gone to Cchcncctady. y
Y. to visit Mr. Stokes brother, Maurice
Stokes.-Mr and Mrs. H. W. Hewtis have
moved from the Fred Brown house on
Court street to the Kate Mills house on
Couth street, which the recently pur-
chased Miss Catherine Calhoun and Miss
. Mae TAFT have returned to Philadelphia.
Pa. and Mrs. George Richardson TO
Springfield Mass, after a 10 days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Calhoun on Pleasant strect,-Mrs. w. f..
Marriott of Santa Maris, Calf. is in town
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred Newton.
Miss Mildred. Kingsbury of Spencer.
Mass. has been engaged as assistant
teacher in the commercial department of
Middle bury high school TO succeed Miss
AIaude Merithcw, rosigned.-Alrs. Frank
Baker and son, Carl, OF DANDY are spend
ing a few days with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs ". H. Dow.-Eoy II. Harris, who
has been visiting AZ The home ot his par
snts. Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Harris. for q
Few days, has gone 10 Bustlot'n' Ia 10
spend his vacation on market garden
farm.
There was = large number of the
members of the Middlcbury Camp of
Modern WooGmcu and their families
that attended their picnic at Lake Dun
moro Monday --Mr arl Mrs. Archie
Nattison of Albany. y. Y. arc visiting
her parents. Mr.. md Mrs. Allen Cal
noun. for few days Monday was
supposed to be the fourth OF July IN
Middlebury and was largely celebrated
by doing nothing II was quiet day
pract icaily all the stores and other
bushes. places being kept closed from
morning until nipht--JamcS tondon'
manager of the y II y. stove, WITH ms
wife and their daughter. Miss eliza
beth Condor, went Sun lay to Hcr-
nington for a brief holiday With Mrs
Condon's sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Tobr.-Mr
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MONKTON

Children's day exercises were observed
at the Methodist Church here Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Special music
was furnished for-the occasion by Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. FAR, the Rev. and Mrs
J. d. Gothey, violin and cornet, accom-
panied by Mrs. II. II. Ayers as orgarist
Mrs, J.. Il. Dean. who visited her niece
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Palmer
in Bristol the past week and attended
tho ChautauGua, returned homo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Thomas and daugh-
ter, Bernice, We're in Burlington on bust
ness Tuesda y.--Mrs. w. c. Donahue and
daughter. Cicely. Mrs. n. T.. Mech, Mrs.
Il. c. LaRosc and Mrs II. ". Ayres at
tended the Chautauqua concert AZ Yer
Eennes Monday evening AIR. and Mrs.
Myatto and family of Boston are visiting
Mrs Myatte'S sister, Mrs. p. c. Gee and
famlly.-GIcnry Brunell has sold his
blacksmith shop and set OF tools to G. G.
Tarr who will use a part of 1t for
garage Kenneth Gee Is assisting in the
store OF G., c. Farr during vacation
w. c, Donahue is having his buildings
painted, +. c. Rawson is doing the work.
Several Of the young students here,
with their friends, took a hike to Camers
Hump last week for their July outing
and had very ENJOYABLE time. Among
them were Waverly Htag, Frank Pres
ton. Dean Thomas, Richard Partch, S, c.
Douglas, Clyde and Rex Mealer,-Mr and
Mrs, Spencer Shepherd and daughter
passed July in Bristol-F. D. McEntee
is assisting the cheese makers with their
work at the reamery.-Richard Partch
passed July with friends in Burling-
ton. Theodore Sweet has entered the ON
ploy of G, c. Farr as farm help Mrs,
F. c. McEntee and son, Shirry Daniel,
have returned home from visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Adams of Addson.-Miss Der
nice Thomas is visiting friends in Fer
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs. Hallock. wife Of Ovet Hallock pa|
ed away Wednesday morning, the 3rd|
June in her Seth year. She leaves best
an aged husband, one son, Andrew. Il
daughters, Mrs. Samuel Wright of wi
bridge and Mrs. Edwin Orvis of. Il
place and II grandchildren and 10 rr|
grandchildren, The funeral was held fri
the house, where she had been tende|
cared for by her son and daughter
law. The Rev, Mr.. Fowler of Bristol
ficiated Burial was in Jerusalem ceI
terry. There were relatives to attend
funeral from Weybrdge, New Hav
Waltham and Huntington.-Mrs. Ren
min McQuivey and Mrs. Ralph Sarel
were guests of Mrs. Fred Oryis last wei
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NORTH FERRISBURG

John Welcome and Charles Stone|
Burlington have gone. on an automo|
trip to Canada.-Dr Knowles from VI
consin has been visiting his aged mot
who is in her Sith year. DR. Knowles vi
west II years ago and has been VI
successful.-Mr. and Mrs. r c. Boa rdu
and Mrs, Flora Harrington were in I'd
Tuesday Gardner stiu remains il
very serious condition at the Mary vi
cher Hospital.-George King and N
Royce were in Wi,lsboro, y, Y. Sunda,
Percy Kimball and Leonard Ball. II
Hartford, Conn, are spending a. week
their homes here.-Joseph Stone and v
liam Newton of Boston have gone oI
trout fishins trip to Ripton.-NIr and \
George Willard and children have
turned to Bristol Conn, after spend
tUd wAnke in TOWN
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BRIDPORT

The marriage of Richard Welch TO
Miss Francis Roscorla. both or TINS
place, took place at st. Genevieve's
Church in Shorham Monday morning
at nine O'clock The Rev Father Welch
OF Orwell performed the ceremony
They were attend by Mr.. and MRS
James Hayes. uncle and aunt or the
pride The bride wore blue taffeta
and georgette crepe dress and NAT
10 match A wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the groom
prother' John Welch. only few near
relatives being present Mr. and Mrs
Welch started on a trip which VIII be
spent with Mr., Welch's mother Mrs
Haeue Welch, in Blue Ridge After
rev days visit they viii return to this
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. A. J. Stout and daughter. Ruth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Romano and daugh-
ter. Ann. and Mr. and Mrs. Chase, OF
Newark y j.. are at Mrs. Maria smiths
for the summer.-Mrs. Emma Brainard
of Washington, u. g., has been a re-
cent guest of Mrs c, y. North.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry EdGerly. of Boston. were re-
cent guests of DR. Platt.--Harry Church
and Miss Helen Church were recent Wis
itors in Pittsburgh, y. Y.-Miss Frances
Powers and friend, of Oakland, Cal, were
in town last wek,-DeXter Cross has re-
turned to Springfield, Mass.-Norman
Langois and Henry Shorkey. of Hudson
Falls, y. Y, We're weekend guests of their
aunt. Mrs. Anderson.-John Sears, of Bur-
lington. was recent visitor in town.
Miss Dorothy Smith has returned
to Easthampton, Mass.-Miss stella
Cook. who has been five years in mis-
sionary work in China, reached home for
a vacation July MIR. and Mrs. Ira Farm
lam, of Providence, Il. l.. passed the week
end with their parents Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G. Farnham. Field day, held under the
auspices OF the Glover club on Friday. was
the scene of n large gathering, many
coming from the surrounding towns The
floats and decorated cars showed much
work and artistic taste, The y. A. II.
float won the prize, a gold piece, while
the Grange float received honorable men
ton. Superintendent Clark, Mrs r. II.
Hitmnn and Charles Cunningham were
judges. In the ball game between Whit
ing and Shorcham, the Whiting team was
victorious. the score standing TO O.
over $50 was realized. which will 90 to-
warda relief work for the coming winter.
The Glover club thanks the different So
ceties and each one who contributed in
any way TO make the day a pleasant and
profitable one.--Mrs. Jennie Booth, who
has been with her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Farnham, has returned to her home in
Marietta, Wis.
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WANTED.

a CARETAKER wanted for young children.
Apply Matron, Home for Destitute chill
dren. 5l,W,tf
CARETAKER for young children wanted.
Apply Matron. Home for Destitute Chill
dren. i4.w.tf.
WANTED--At Fletcher Quarry, Woodbury..
Vt, o0en shop quarry from March l, 1920.
wanted now two complete derrick crews.
] have a general store and furnish goods
TO men in my employ at wholesale prices.
houses rent at $500 to SO per month
Surface quarry and good machinery.
Write for more information and state
your experience in a granite quarry or
marble quarry. VIII hire a few appren-
tces. E r. Fletcher. Woodbury.. VT.
Al wifi
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sister Mrs. Clyde Campbell, in Granville
last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Stearns of Chelns
ford visited at Robert Claflins laet week
Homer Fowler Of Worcester. Mass.
visited his niece Mrs, Carl Archer re
cently-Mrs. L. NJ Church spent last
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Hubbard, in Rochester.
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GOSHEN

Mrs. W. w Weller arrived from Pitts
burgh. Pa. saturday.-Mr and Mrs. p
S. Hayes and son and wife motored over
from Charlestown, y. H., Saturday..
r Farr of Colchester was in town last
week.--W Walter Weller is building a
veranda on his cottage,-Ben Hayes eX-
poets to move his family to Springfield
this week.-Mrs.. L. D. ingalls, and daugh-
ter went to West Windsor Sunday.
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HANCOCK

James F. Church of Massachusetts,
visited relatives here and in Rochester
last week after an absence of % years.
Henry Manning Jr,, who recently moved
to Massachusetts, was al home over Sun
day. His brother, Daniel, returned to
Massachusetts, with him, and has work
there.-Miss Bertha Manning visited her
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

BABY CHICKS Reds White Rocks. Bar
red Rocks, Black Minorcas. So0.50 per
100 White Leghorns. Brown Leghorns SIS,
White Wyandottes, sol; from recognized
big layers, 81 per 100 extra. Orders from
2h to 25. 900 filled IN one shipment Mans
Geld Hatchery. Mansfield, Mass.
1904 and W to jy Is
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WALTHAM

Clarence Cole and family of Rutland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Otis
over the weekend Helen Otis Is
visiting friends in Middlebury.- Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Otis were the guests of Mr.
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For Sale or To Rent
CedarCroGt

Attractive property at Cedar Beach.
Charlotte. House. barn, ice-house. dock,
about II acres of woodland.
For full. particulars inquire OF Mrs
W. j. Van Patten. d32 SC. Union ST.,
Burlington. Vt.
G5.tu.th. wky,tf
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FOR SALE

TWO STANDING BARNS for sale, one
30x90 IT. two foors. one 30X40 IT, base
nents to both, good condition will sell
standing will take down and ship to
nearest station and set up elsewhere.
Write p, o. Box 344. Hardwick. W.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK

HOI STEIN COWS for sale some coming
fresh soon. balance now milking; good
breeding and good, large cows reasonable
terms to responsible parties. w. L. Foley.
Springfield VI. 15ll2t,w.2t
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AUTOMOBILES

1880 1919 MODEL CHEVROLET touring
car, has run only . 600 miles. and is in
perfect condition; sale on easy terms for
$3.50. but no swap. Address "N," care of
Free Press. l63,w&s.4t
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The reason for the Sue
cess Of these new COM
munity fairs is this: They
are farmers fairs,
planned by farmers to
suit the needs of farm
ers. That, too, is the
reason why THE CoUN-
TRY GENTLEMAN is in
terested in them. There
is no side Of the farmers
hundred billion dollar
business that doesn't in
terest this great farm
serviceweekly Of national
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-09

Selling of the North Topeka fire sta
ton by the city to North Topeka inter-
ests for business block was the most
important matter that came before the
North Topeka Civic club at its meeting
last evening at the Community house.
f. o. Morns bro light the question
up. pointing to the liability of serious
accidents in case a fire call was
answered at a busy time. The traffic
on this corner, Mr.. Morns said, has be-
come unusually heavy during the past
few years and with the completion of
the postoffice and the increased bust
ness following, the danger of accidents
is also largely increased.
Fire Chief Hanlon, who was present,
stated that he regarded this corner as
a more dangerous one than that of
Seventh and Kansas avenue, taking
everything into consideration. He ex-
pressed himself as strongly in favor of
a change of location, preferably on
Quincy or Jackson streets. The build
ing, Chief Hanlon pointed out, is en-
tirely too large for the present force,
which was reduced when the horses
were sold and the motor truck in
stalled. -Four men are now all the
force required at No. 1 station. A
bungalow station, on a side street,