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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
CHARLOTTE

The schools at the Corners and tho ono
in the Spear district. taught by Miss Tup-
per closed Friday. In Lake View pri-
mary. Clarence Manor had perfect attend
ance for the year. Bernard WEIGH, Laura
Cromio and Mahala Cook were neither
absent nor tardy during the spring term
In Miss Clarks room Roseline Manor had
perfect attendance for the spring term
and Mildred Cook, Bernicc Coleman, Luz
cienne Girard, Mildred Manor, Ruth Reed.
Come DC Lariechelere, William Mack
William Spear and huntington Rutan
were absent only three days or less. In
the Spear district Helen Frnk was neith-
or absent nor tardy for the Wharf.-The
monthly business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held yesterday afternoon
AT the homo of Mrs. r C. Hill-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Callahan, of Saranac Lake,
n. v, are guests at the home of Mrs
Alice Root.-Miss Margaret Carpenter. of
the University of Vermont. spent the
weekend with Miss Cora Whalley.-Miss
l.. Maude Holmes. of Middlebury was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Holmes. Sunday.-Mrs. F. r. Smith. who
has been i'll, is somewhat better.
Fred Tucker of Florida is visiting
friends in town.-Mr, and Mrs. George
Bcsette are the parents of son and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Besette the parents of
a daughter-Leo Lucier of Burlington
visited his parents here Sunday-Antoine
Beausiier has moved to Burlington.-Fred
S. Mills, who has been visiting George
Edgerton. returned to his home in Haver-
hill. Mass, May G.-Arthur and
Charles Bora of Burlington visited their
parents here last Sunday.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs. O. ID. Bemis and Mrs. William
ONeilI were shoppers in Burlington Tues
day,-The Misses Daisy and Gladys Han
good OF Essex Junction spent the week
end with their mother. Mrs c. B. Han
good.-Mrs q. w Kellogg was in West
Bolton the first of the week-The family
OF Clifton Buxton spent Monday with
friends in Jercho.-Mr. and Mrs Homer
Brown of Essex were recent callers at
G. w. Kellogg's.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Fordham and son of Waterbury were
visitors in town over Sunday and Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. E. f. CrandalI OF
West Somerville. Mass. have been spend
ing few days at A. E. Crandall's.-Mrs.
Ernest Bates and little daughter of Hunt
ington have been guests of Mrs. J r.
Olmstead.-Mr and Mrs Louis King were
in Waterbury Saturday to attend the fun.
eral of Mrs. Kings little nephew.-Cltfford
Sabins of Burlington was at his fathers
A. NJ Sabins, Saturday.-Mrs. F. II
Chessmore entertained the bridge club at
her home Friday afternoon.-Owing to
the demand for the furnished stock W
o. Lanes employees in the mill will work
three hours extra each day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Buzzell and son
'of Lowell, Mass arrived by automobile
Saturday, and will spend their vacation
with his sister, Mrs Buxton of this place
and his father in Jericho.-Mr. and Mrs
+, II, Chessmore were in Burlington Tues
day
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

There was the largest congregation Of
people here Memorial Day that mas has
been here for years. DR.. ]. j. Ross of Mid
dlebury gave an interesting address of his
life in France He was a captain in the
aero squadron.-An oak tree was dedi-
Gated to the memory of Weyland Brace
whose body les in Francc-Mrs. Jane
Fuller has gone to Enos burg to visit her
daughter Mrs. Stanley Sayles.-Rufus
Baldwin of Lebanon, N Y, visited at r.
A. Nortons and other relatives the first
of the week--Dr II. r. Sargent of Wo-
burn. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Madigan were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
V. r. Sargent and other relatives.-M. E.
Brewster has sold his place to r, A. Nor
ton. who takes possession at once.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ring of Water
bury were weekend visitors of Mr. Kings
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rinr.-Mrs.
Thornton and son are visiting her dauRh.
ter Mrs Joseph Russett.-Isaiah Strong
of Boston and Mrs. Clara Fisher of Bris-
toll were weekend visitors of their
brother, Frank Strong.-Mr. and Mrs. Nye
Whitcomb and children Of ST. Albans
were guests of $. J. Randall and family
and C. $. Brewster and family the first
Of week.-Dr. H. b. and Mrs. Small and
son and his mother are guests for Me-
mortal day of Fay Small and family.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs' Elizabeth Mazard has been seri-
ousiy III the past few days.--The funeral
or waite Bliss, who died MAY e. was
heid at his home Tuesday afternoon The
rev. F. j. Malzard ohiciatcd, with burial
IN Wlliston.-Mrs. Grace Osburn of Ohio
ana Mrs. Julia Brownell of Essex Juno.
tlon were here to attend the funeral -
maurice Johnson had the misfortune TO
Smash finger during the ball game in
,nderhiIl' Monday.-Mrs Nellie Hay-
WOOD is at the Fanny Allen hospital
. Wnere she VIII he operated on for appen-
ocl,'s TINS morning.-The annual business
meeting Of the Cemetery association ,,,,,
he held Saturday at one O'clock a. ~.
parish house.
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SHELBURNE

Miss Alice Stewart has accepted a
position with the American Education
Association of New York for the sum-
mer, leaving next week for New York
City.
A meeting of the Modern Woodmen
of America will be held tonight in
Woodman's hall 1t is hoped that as
many members as possible will be
present. District Deputy w. F.. Thyme
will assist in organizing a Woodman
team.-Mrs. Charles Read is in the
Fanny Allen hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Ralph Butler and children have
returned to Connecticut after visiting
her brother, Henry Harrington.-Mrs.
George r. Brush is confined to the
house by illness.-Dr Walter White is
in town visiting his family.-Mss Bes-
sic Kicker has gone to Rutland to visit
friends
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JERICHO

Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Howe Of ST.
Johnsbury are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Peck.-Mrs
Cora Trombley and sister, Nora, We're
over-Sunday visitors with relatives in
fersonville.-Wrigh Foster had the
misfortune to cut one of his fingers
quite badly on saw in the mill where
he works.-Monte B. Gambol and Will
liam Densmore were over Sunday
visitors in Be- rre.-Clifford Barney has
sold his place to C. n. Styles. possess
Costello an / brother, John, who have
ben i'll with hard colds. are better
Miss Lena Varney is visiting friends
and relatives in Burlington and Green's
boro.-Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Under
hill was a Sunday and Monday visitor
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mon
taEue-Bertha Schillhammer of West
ford was an overSunday and Monday
visitor at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. William Schillhammer. DIR,
and Mrs. s. y. Paige and two chill iren.
Susan and Roland. were wecl, end
visitors at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
leighton c. Ricc.--M Consuelo
Northrur of burlington sang This Is
Nv Task" last sunday at tho ConErC-
gational Church which was greatly ar--
DTtCIit'u ne pTlSt mill OIL l. D
Brush and son will be closed Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings until fur
Their notce.-Mrs. Nellie Hoac has
finished her work in Cambridge and is
at tho homo Of Mr.. AMI Mrs Walter
Blaisdcll.--Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Allen
and three children and Miss Merritt of
st Adams Wcrc sunday visitors at the
home of the Booths.--Mr and Mrs. T.
D. Bradford and Miss Frieda Pollard of
st Adams were in town Memorial Dav.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jackson and
Miss Marion Jackson were sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ere Pcrcival-Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Stafford of ST. Adams were Sunday
visitors at tho homo of Alton Stafford.
Mrs, Pierce who has been spending
several days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Percival returned TO her
home in burlington Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Ruzzell and son. Harry,
and Miss Alice Saville of Lowell Mass
have been visiting AT the of home of
the Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Buzsell--Mr
Ford has completed work for Arthur
packard and returned to his home in
o.
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STARKSBORO

Miss Rhena Hill has returned to her
work in Winooski after passing a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Celia HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Bryan and Miss
Rernice Hill visited friends in Lincoln
the 2Sth.-Mr. and Mrs. George Clifford,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. X. Eddy and Arson
Eddy camped at c. F. Gove's cottage
at Cedar Point Memorial dav.--G. II.
Clifford has returned from Charlotte and
is working at l. l.. Carpenter's.-Mr and
Mrs. c. G. Bostwick of Boston are pass
ing a weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Bostwick. They
were accompanied by Howard Taft, who
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Taft, and DIR. Rollin Sargent of Hunting
ton.-Anson II. Eddy returned from Hart
ford, Conn. on his motorcycle making
the trip from Springfield, Mass. in eight
hours.-Martin Harmon of Boston is at
home for his vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clifford of Brandon were at
G.. f. Clifford's Memorial Day.-Mrs. Milo
Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Archie Ross, in Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Harris of Proctor spent Sunday
with F. NJ. Harris.-Mrs. ]. J. Kalahan
and son went to Fair Haven Memorial
day, where Mrs. Kalahan is remaining
with her parents for week.-Earl Car
penter carried the mail on the star route
Monday in the absence of G. l.. Clifford.
There was a good attendance at the
vaudeville" given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bragg at the town hall Saturday night.
They boarded at c. f. Clifford's during
their stay hore-Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Tremble have returned to New York city,
where they will live this summer at The
Highlands "
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MONKTON RIDGE

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Wright and son,
Warner, Of Malone. n Y, were guests
of Mrs. Ella Brown over Sunday.-Ray
RUSSELL is recovering from an attack of
Clorgh vas taken to
burlington Tuesday for medical treat
ment.-Mr and Mrs. Eugene Eouchar,l
and son, Norman, and Mr. and Mrs O. f,
coz OF ESSEX Junction, and Mrs r. y.
Weeks OF Chicopee, Mass, were guests
Monday OF Mr. and Mrs Earle Meader.--
The Roy. and Mrs j. Edward Ransome
have returned from Poughkeepsie n. y.
where they attended the New York yearly
meeting of Friends-Robert Eddy. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Eddy. was the win
ner in the spelling contest conducted by
Surt w. L. Coggins in the Grange hall
last Wednesday evening.-E. G.. Cox is in
poor health.-B. F. Eddy has returned
to Hinesburg.
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NEW HAVEN

Memorial day exercises passed off very
|easantly. Judge Frank L. Fish of YER
6nnes was speaker of the day.. f.
|owey and family of Burlington were
|iests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T..
lowey.--John +. Peck and family OF
ardwick are visiting friends in town.
| g. Dana went yesterday to Highgate
here he spoke at the dedication
kercises of a monument to the Vermont
bet. John G. Saxe.-Mrs. Mary Adams
|irghtor arrived Monday from Cali
brnia.-Nrs. Amelia Barnard is guest of
Ter niece. Mrs. G. C. Coates.-Mr. and
rs. Edward Swenor and Mr.. and Mrs.
hsrles Swenor and son passed the week
I'D with friends in Observation-Disclosures
|earor of Burlington was over-Sund1y
uest of his brother and family. Paul
|earor.-N. w. Merrill was in Burlington
Sneden is visiting Mr..
nd Mrs. Y. r. Davis.-R. L. Shaw and
life and John s. Shaw and wife and
laughter and Mrs. G.. NJ. Baker and
laughter of Weybridgc visited at y. F..
>avis and G.. c. Coates Sunday. j..
Everest and family and C. E. Palmer and
pifo were at Long Point Sunday.
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs, w. w. Tinkham and son of st.
Adams visited at the home of her son
Monday Earl Aver and two sons.
Harold and Donald, Miss Nora Hinsdale
and Clark Hinsdale were weekend WISH
tors in Milton, St. Adams and Swanton.
Dorothy and Katherine Aver returned
Sunday evening from a week spent in
Swanton.-Earl Pillsbury was home Sun
day-Miss syria Wellinger returned
Sunday after passing two weeks at the
home of her sister in Willston.-Chares
Miles has been passing a few days at
the home of his uncle-Mrs. Leonard
Johnson and daughter. Ruth of Rich
mond, visited her brother r. II. North.
Sunday.-Charles North of South Bur-
lington was at r. II. North's Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Eli Labounty of Charlotte
visited at r. H. Norths Sunday.-Mrs.
n. Il. Parcher and son. Scott, and Eva
lena Parcher and Dick Benidick were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Ida Bowley
and children of Burlington were at r.
III. North's Monday.-Lester Fenwick and
family of Shelburne visited at r. II.
North's Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs D. F.
Pine of Montpelier, Miss Lizzie and Mar
garette kehoe of Richmond were at Ed
ward kehoe's Monday.-Mrs. II. +. Forbes
and son, and Mrs. NJ S. Wescott visited
at Tiras Islnms in Williston Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peet of Bristol were
in town Saturday,--John Mckenzie Of
Burlington was in town on business
Tuesday.-G. f. Peet and sons, Freder-
lex and Arson, and S. J. Noonan attend
ed the ball game in Burlington Satur-
day.-Scott Parcher has installed a milk
ing machine.-Mrs. Earl Aver and chill
dren and Nora and Clark Hinsdale spent
Tinkham and son. Paul. of st. Adams.
were at Earl Ayers Monday
from this town were in Hinesburg Sat
urday
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PANTON

Mrs. Elsie Hatch of Burlington has
recently visited her brother. W. r.
White.-Miss Cornie Kent of the Uni
versity of Vermont was at home over
Sunday and Memorial day.-F. w Con-
verse Of New York city is spending few
days in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley Stagg
OF Townline have baby girl, born June
IA supper will be given Friday evening
of this week b the ladies of the Fed
Grated Church in the Methodist Episcopal
Church parlors beginning at seven
O'Clock the proceeds to be used to defray
the moving expenses of the pastor
Memorial day was appropriately observed
sunday at the Federated Church the
children taking part in he service.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

The Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. Robert Young the sth.-Mrs. Samuel
Wright Of Weybridge spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Edwin Orvis.-Mrs.
Lena Grace was home from Lincoln Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hallock are
parents of daughter. born May b
David Dixie and family were guests sun
day of William Orvis and family.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kimball. Joseph
Lafayette, son and daughter were in
Burlington Monday.-Several from here
attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Brown
in Lincoln Sunday
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HINESBURG

Mrs. Mabel Cronin. who has spent
the winter in Wrentham Mass. came
Friday to spend the summer with her
son. Benjamin collamer.-Mrs. Helen
Boynton Of Burlington is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs w T., Andrews.-The
schools taught by the Misses Thelma
Reed, Bess II. Weed and Belle j.
Cogans closed FriIay.-The Misses
Ethelyn Davies, Lucy Skiff and Kor-
leen Peirce of Burlington spent the
week END in town with friends.--Prin.
l.. l.. Conner was called to Norwich
Monday by tho serious illness of his
mother-Mrs. Ann Post is i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Alice r,
Russell. She has a nurse caring for
her.
The late Mrs Caroline Dorwin Wead
left will in which she bequeathed 81 900
to the Hinesbure Congregational Church,
$500 to the American Missionary society,
like sum to the Domestic Missionary
society, $500 to the Home for Aged Women
in Burlington and $500 to the Home for
Friendless Women at Burlin -'As,- She
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The Ladies' Aid held their annual
meeting and supper at the Wheeler home
Wednesday afternoon and evening Irene
Stone, daughter of William Stone has
been offered a salary of 1000 to teach in
/ he High School in Burlington the coming
Year. She will accept the offer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert l.. Waite and son. Roger of Ben
|1ngton We're visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. ?.
Williams Saturday.-E Edwin Perkins from
Bristol was an overSunday guest at his
home here.-Mrs. A. r. Williams is in
Waterbury attending graduation exer-
discs, her niece being one of the gradu.
htes.-Mrs. Gardner Stone is visiting ir
from here attended serv-
ices in Bristol Sunday evening The Rev.
r., NJ. Hagadorn, former pastor, deliv.
bred the sermon before the graduation
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Hervey Enright and little daughter,
Julia. of Camden, y. j. visited at S. II.
Holley's yesterday. Mr.. Enright was
called to Essex by the serious illness of
his father, the Rev. A. B. Enright. Mr..
Enright is much better,
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and two daugh-
tiers have returned TO Nowtonville, Mass.
after visiting their daughter, Mrs Harris
Drury. Mrs. Drury accompanied them
for brief visit.
Mrs O. H. Howe has returned from a
visit with her mother in Johnson.
a. b. Rugg, Henry Baldwin and Mr..
Abare have returned from a successful
fishing trip in Johnson.
Mrs. w. :. Tcachout and daughter, the
Misses Maude and Adelaide, and son.
Horace. have returned to Montpelier after
a few days visit with Mrs. Teachout S
parents. Mr., and Mrs. a. f. Read.
Mrs. Ralph Rowse and two children
have gone to Arlington, Mass. to spend
the summer MIR. Rowse will he in Bur
lington until the last of the month when
he will join them, They will go to Scot
land early in September.
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was born and always lived in the house
in which she died and her life was filled
with good works and charitable deeds
which covered nearly a century.
The Young Peoples society will give
their entertainment, Fun in an En-
tertainment Bureau" at the NJ. w. A.
hall Huntington Center Friday eve
ning.-John Hart and family of Mont :
pelicr spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. George Hart.--Miss Lucy
Belle Pierce, who has been teaching in
the Bristol high school tho past year,
has been appointed teacher for the
Philippines and expects to leave for
there the latter part of this month.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The sutton school closed Friday for
the summer vacation. The teacher and
pupils enjoyed a picnic at Shelburne
pond.-Miss Mary Jane Coto of st.
Johnsbury is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Blanche Lamotte.-E. F. Strong, who
has been visiting in Canada returned
home Sunday.-Miss Della Strong of
Burlington visited her parents Sunday.
B. F. Blanchard of Bristol visited at
Herman Strong's on the C. L. Barstow
farm last week.-Mr. and Mrs Dell
phise Lamotte and family Of st. Adams
Bay were recent visitors at Philiza
Lamotts
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WILLISTON

Mrs. Carrie Morrill,, who has been
in Maiden. Mass, with friends.
came last week to her home here
for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bryant from Richmond were in town
last Thursday.-Mr. Billiard is a guest
at the home Of Mrs. Daniel Whitten's.--
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smyth and daughter
from Burlington were guests of Mrs. f.
Bartmay, a short time ago.-George r.
Whitney of Burlington took dinner with
his grandmother. Mrs. ]. II. Bryant, Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rochell and
children and friends from Jericho at
tended the memorial services held in the
two cemeteries Sunday afternoon.-Mr
and Mrs. William Woodruff and children
of Underhill called at Mr.. Kendrew's
Sunday.-George LaFrance and Miss
Agnes Fortune were united in marriage
at the Catholic Church in Richmond
Tuesday morning.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney and mother. Mrs william
whitney, of Essex Junction attended the
memorial exercises here Sunday after
noon, the Rev. Fl. II. Richardson and
John Forbes were the speakers.-Mrs.
Elmer Pine and daughters, Verneta and
Ruth. from Montpelier and T. A. LaclSey
and son, Kenneth. and Mr. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Johns from Holyoke. Mass,
called on Mrs. A. e. Martin Monday.
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home for Memorial day.-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jackson Of Burlington spent Sunday
with Mrs. Jackson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID. Moulton.-F'loyd Fleming visited
his sister at the Fanny Allen hospital
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Ira Lincoln and
Harold and Miss Mona Clark of Bur-
lington and Mrs. Adde Rand and chill
dren of Weston were in town Monday for
the memorial exercises.-Mrs. Edwards
and Miss Emma Edwards. who have been
away all winter. returned Monday
Alice Lane is visiting her sister, Mrs
G. II. Hayden.
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ESSEX CENTER

E. F. Garvin, of Swanton. a former res
ident visited friends here Monday-Mrs.
{. w. Mcbride. of Essex Junction, Wis
tied friends here Tuesday and wednes-
day.-Harry Knapp of Burlington, has
loen visiting Mrs. Knapp, who is i'll at
her fathers, f. c. Booth.-Miss Gladys
Booth was at home from Grand Isle
Memorial day.-Miss Margaret Brown was
at homo Sunday from Grand Isle, where
she is teaching.-Mrs. William T. Han
ley, who has been i'll, is hetter.-The
Ladies' Aid will serve dinner Thursday
at the Community House from IL until
two.
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HANCOCK

Miss Phyllis Farr has returned from
the Randolph sanitarium.-Mr and Mrs.
Jamee Goodyear wef. called to Rochester
Thursday by the sudden death of her
mother, Mrs Nye.--Mr. and Mrs George
Taylor and Mrs. Phelps were in Mont
pelier Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrc. Phelps Observation-Disclosures and
Mrs. Elmer Scott from Barre spent Sun
day and Monday at Walter Scott's.-The
body OF the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Blair of Rochester was brought
here last Tuesday for interment in the
flrlilv lot
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SHOREHAM

Miss Seymor of Troy. y. Y" passed
he week END with her aunt, Mrs.
Faverln.---Mr. and Mrs. John Jones OF
oshen were recent guests of their
|aug htor. Mrs. Ashley Belsin.-Mr, and
Hrs. Henry Bisscll of Brandon are
tuests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Waite
Hrs. Reed and daughter are guests Of
Hrs. Reod's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. &.
BronE OF LocEpcrt. y.
T., is with her cousin. Mrs. NJ. ?. COOK.
l.. T.. Moore and daughter. Mrs. q.
L. De Long. are in Watcrtown, y. Y,
E-itl1 their son and Y. l.. Noore.-Ronal !:
Harper has received his discharge from
hc navy and arrived home Saturday.
EoninS from Fort Lyon. Colorado -
Yrs. a. G.. Dudley and Mrs. II. NJ Cook
rent Tuesday to Barre to attend the
state O. E. s. CHAPTER in session there.
The trip was rhadc III Mrs. Dud,ey's
mac nc.-E. y. Treble and Alfred
Aine5 are in MiidietLry. Jurors "a. the
|unc torn % addison county court
William t;.o.I.s 10 substituting for
2Tsee!; Cas:or, X. F. r. carrier.
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WALTHAM

Floid woodcock went to the hos
pital Tuesday for an operation.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. p. Larrow visited friends
in Ferrisburg Sunday.-H. r. Hunt
from Akron. Ohio, is visiting his par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. c.. 4. Hunt,-Miss
Eva Merrill passed tho wec-cnd with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Merrill.
g A. Hunt was in WeybridGe Tues
day.-O. \. Shnrhino and family were
guests OF his sister, Mrs +. W. Otis
Gunday.-Mrs. r. g. Ward visited her
laughter. Mrs. r. Fl. Booth, at Crosse
Point Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. +. w.
Otis and Mrs, w. A, Lee visited Mr..
and Mrs. Philo Elmer in New Haven
Monday--Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Booth
recently visited her sister, Mrs r. Fl.
Booth. at Crosse Point.-Mrs. c. Nc
Glen Of Addison was the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Arson Hallock, Monday
Mrs Virgins of Middlebury is board
ing with Mrs Fred Munlfvidel.