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pointed out that Governor Holconb of Connecticut had refused to call the legislature on the ground that such "a call would be illegal and the proposed plank. they declared, would be an affront to the governor. In view of the threatened fight, the substitute suffrage pank was inserted.
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Dotted French SlUiss
-VOiLes --- PLuin & FZOlDered

in all sizes 16 to A. 1.-The most capti- vating embroidered, tucked, lace trimmed and frilled models,sh and long sleeves, round and square necks everything that well dressed wonnan's heart desires and at prices astoundingly low.
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teachers for the opening of the fall term in September.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

tending the commencement exercises at the Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. Miss Hayman is a graduate of the university. She is now con nected with the Recreation Board.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

cnazributioos tks department Et,
 1as.. to editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

Miss Mildred Simko of Sherwood avenue, will be one of the soprano soloists at the high mass at St. Jos eph's Catholic Cathedral in Hartford on Sunday. Miss Simko is a pupil of Alfred Brisebois, who is organist at the church.
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...UNhTOE

Since TIE j-J-eHsioa - nat;.ns chees.
at the crsSrisry October ! all tho cheese
formerly IN hand wa. sold on Deccp,be:
I. W. G. Donahue resuir,d the making
OF cheese. now being the Sole manage
of the business but has tho II: me Ci.eose
makers "a his employ. Since ,ooairs and
improvements have boen completed at
the creamery. & IS in fine shape and fully
equipped for The business with first case
butter ana cheese makers. Tho Misses
Cicely and Ruth Donahue returned 70
their school work last week after passir..
the Thanks giving recess with their por-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. D<nahuc.-
Much Improvement is noted IN the ap-
pearanc" of the Store since the new vim
dows AMI door have taken the place Of :he
old o." \ now platform and steps will
soon Hult.-Mrs. r. G. Wright and
daug t.. Of Springfield Mass. have re-
turned home after visiting her brother
and sister at the home of her aunt, Mrs
I. y. Ladd.-Mr. and Mrs. William Shirley
and family of North Fcrrishurg spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. i. G.
McEntee.--D. r. Mech is able to be out
after his recent injury.-Niss Carrie
Comstock, who has been visiting friends
here. has returned to Charlottc.--Miss
Lcoline Mech is Improving every day
and is able to ride out.-Sevcral from
here attended the funeral Of Mrs. Frank
Miles at the Friend Church Friday
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ADDISON

Mrs. Harold Crane of Roscburg. ore
who has been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. \. :. Crane. has started
home and is accompanied by her father,
Mr.. Ellis of Pittsfield She was called
here by the death of her mothcr.--Laure
Benedict, who has been i'll for two weeks
was improved but has now mad Il relapse.
There is no school at Addison Corners
or the Willmarthc district for no teachers
have been. found.--Mrs \. g. Bodettc
has been called to Burlington by tho
serious Hines Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doogan.--Word has been received
that Mr.. and Mrs. Angel have been
burned out. Mrs. Angel will be- remem-
bcred as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Palmer of this town.-The Ladics'
Aid was entertained by Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Mclean. Wednesday last at the
home of Mrs. Palmer-.\nna Reynolds
has been quite III but is bctter.-Thc Rev.
n. n. Curtis began his new duties Sun
day as pastor of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Curtis will come Il little later
Harry Spooner intends to move his
family to VergeneS soon so as to be near
his work as carrier on r. D. Route No.
l.-Wills Palmer went to Burlington last
week to consult Or. Alger a specialist
friends in Mddlebury.-Some from here
attended the c. !. Bell Pomona Grange
in Middlebury on Thursday.
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SIIOKEHAM

Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham accompanied
Mrs. d. c. Pierce TO her home in Rut-
land last week.-D. j.. Macau!ey IS i'll
Dr. Z. f. Town3e' i'd, who has been 1G
weeks in Moses Hospital. Ti,ondeloga
N. Y, has returned to his home In shore
ham Confer Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Dudley SIC posing the week with
Mrs. Dudley's parents in Ripton and Har-
ley and Kenneth are In Goshen looking
for deer.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bigalov
have rented their farm and gone 10
Bridgwater for ycar.-Nrs. Eugene
Leonard entertained the Clever club Sat-
urday. Luncheon was served at noon
The body OF Bushnell II. Hsorthrup reach
ed here Monday evening from Washing
ton. IA, where he died December l. His
sister. DR.. Elisabeth Squires, and niece.
Mrs. Harriet Wallace, accompanied the
remains. Russell Whiford OF Crown
Point n. Y, a lifelong friend, met the
party at Albany. The burial was from
the home of Mrs e. ID. Howard The Rev.
II. C. Newell of Middlehury read the
burial service at the grave in the village
cemetery. l.. T.. Moore, C. r.. Witherell.
r. II. Holmes, S. NJ. Ward, L. H. Tot
tingham and NJ. p, Cook were the
bearers. Mr.. Northrup was born In this
town December 2, 1888, the son of Nazro
and Mary Haws) Northrup. and lived
here till early manhood
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STARKSBORO

Mrs. Josephine S. Brown Of Bristol
who had como 20 be with her sister
Mrs. r. q. Brown, FOR Thanksgiving
was called the evening before Thanks
Swing tc Huntington Center to care for
s. J. Randall who was kicked BY a horse
in chs abdomen and died from the effectS
SaturdaY.--The great depth Of snow in
thc woods makes this p poor hunting
season. Six deer have been reported dur
ing the first Two days 10y Lossie Palmer.
David Dixie, William Douglas, Ernest
Maneiield. Chase stokes and Mr.. Wells
of Ferrisburg.- The revival services are
to continue through this week. closing
sunday night. The Rev. j. !. Fowler
who Is conducting these mcotinss. will
also be present Sunday, tho pastor here
supplying hi. pulpit in Bris to;.-HenIy
Nahum ha- returned 20 his homo in
fri.tol.--NTrs. Hettie Trembic has re-
turned to hsr home in Jersey City.--A. Ia
White, who has been I'll, r. somewhat
better.--Amor and Harvey Hanson who
have been IN Kansas City. Mo, taking
4 course " thr Sweeney Auto school,
returned Monday night.--Mss Rachel
Glaistcr has had y successful operation
for appendicitis At the Mary Fletcher
hospital and expects to be able to come
home the last of this week.-A. Il. Ciif-
ford. who has been ill., is able to he out
again.--A number of the friends and
relatives OF Mrs. J. Crowley attended
her funeral held at St. Ambrose Church
in Bristol Saturday. Mrs. Crowley was
former resident here and had a large
circle of friends. --The body of Sidney
bushnell Of Hinesburg, who for many
Years resided in this town and was -
very active member Of the Methodist
Church. was brought here tor intermcnt
NnnJuy
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CORNWALL

The "Whatsoevcrs'' will cive their an
nunl entertainment and Christmas sale OF
useful and fancy articles and homemade
candy ut the town hall Friday evening,
December 10. The entertainments will con-
sist of music and The amusing drama.
"Christmas at Finnegans Flat" after
which a cafeteria supper will be served
in the lower room.-Miss Lee of Whitehall,
y. Y. is a guest of nor aunt. Ms. T., VI.
iIarris.---Mrs. Elton Chatterton spent the
Weekend IN Rutland with her daughter.
Mrs. Edmund CHARACTERISTICS s. ENERGY
Griswoid. who had been for several
months under treatment at n sanitariuni.
died Thursday, December 9 A PRAYER and
committal service was conducted by the
Rev. c. r. Hamlin at Pleasant Hill ceme
terry in the south part of the town Monday,
December 6, where the interment was in
the family lot. Miss Griswold was born
in this town August 90, 1910. a daughter
Of the late George and Mary Washburn
Griswold. She leaves three sisters, Mrs.
+. G. Farnham Of Shoreham. Mrs. James
Woodruff of Brandon. and Miss Katharine
Griswold of this town, and a large num-
Der of nieces and nephews. Mrs. lone
Pratt Spaulding, wife of Somers Spaud-
ing, died at her home in West Cornwall
Saturday, December 4. after a lingering
and painful illness. Mrs. Spaulting was
born In Bridport August "a, 1S4S. a daugh-
ter Of Chester and Julia Benedict Pratt,
and had lived on the home farm until 1913
when after the death of their only daugn-
ter. Frances, wife of Henry Thomas, they
moved to West Cornwall. She leaves be-
side her husband, one sister, Mrs. Albert
Aubrey of Brooklyn, n. Y. and Henry
Thomas of Pennsylvania, a sou-in- aw
Tire funeral was held at the spaulding
home on Wednesday at Loo y. M, and the
interment was made in the family lot in
Evergreen cemetery. The Rev. =, X. Ham
lin officiated.
Mrs. Gertrude McTague of Kingston.
n. Y. and Miss Catherine Billiard Of
Saratoga, n. Y, have been recent guests
of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Bullard-The annual Christmas sale of
the What-So- Ever Circle will be held
Friday evening.-Owing to bad roads and
weather, there We're no services at thA
Congregational Church Sunday.-A fov
herds Of cattle in town lave been tested
for tuberculosis recently and .everal
diseased animals conference.-the en-
gagement OF Belle Lowell of Bristol to
Robert Norton of this town has bcen
announced.-Mrs So:ners Spauld..g Is
seriously i'll and under the cave OF n
trained nurse.--Ralph Foote of Whiting
has been in town doing telephone line
mans work.
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LINCOLN

Daniel Hammer and Charles Sweet have
"een drawn as petit jurors for the De-
ccmber term of Addition County Court
to be held In Mddlebury December T.
subscriptions to the following magazines
have been made by the library: womans'
Home Companion, Pictorial Review,
american. Modern Priscilla. Youths
companion and Little rolks-Harry A.
James, son Of Vern and 1iena James, is
now q student at Cornell University,
Ithica, n. Y. having passed all the re-
CURED examinations. He is the young
est student in over 1000, who registered
az the opening of the session.-Mrs.
charles Purinton. who has boon IN poor
health for long time. is very low.--Mr.
and Mrs, l.. 4. Bryant have gone to
Malone, ". v, To spend the winter al
Inc nome of their son, Fred Brayant.-.
Mrs Alice Siplc of Portland Conn. IL
living with her son. Albert Sipic
Brown has moved his family from Mid
dlebury and Is occupying Mrs. Marrerv
Steadman'7 house. Mr. Brown has erl-
ployment for the winter on the Walter
8. Burnham Memorial build!ns-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. y. Cove of Bristol were
visitors in town last week Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson and Howard Thompson
attended the funeral of IA relative" Mrs.
Frank Miles. in Monkton Friday.--l7ranli
l.. Austin and J. j. Reinc of Ire G. s.
Blodgett Co. Burlington, were business
visitors here recentlY.-A. \. Brown
spent a few days in Windsor last weel;
on business.-T. X Burnham dree sed n
hog recently which weighed 51f and one
half pounds.--Curtis Daniels has gone TO
Florida to spend the wintcr.-Alrs. r.
NJ. Tucker aud Miss Jcssica visited n
the home of Clyde Rean in Bristol. Satur-
day.-NTrs. Ralph Sargent has been ~
the past week.--Gcorgc Garland is at
home after several days trip to Rutland
and Greenfield, Mass.-Cecil and William
BaSSctt nave been called here from
Springfield, Mass. by the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. George Bassett.-
Mrs. Percis Green, who has been among
friends in parts of Massachusetts for sew
cral weeks, has returned and is staying
at the home of Arthur Narue;.--Thc
Lincoln Manufacturing company has
purchased mountain lots number 9S and
20 and has opened biz lumber job
MISUNDERSTANDING Saturday the library
viii be open saturday afternoons during
the winter months from two until four
o'clock to accommodate those living out
side the village. The evening hours will
ne as usual from seven until nine o'clock.
Waiter Atkins has gone to drive a
truck from Lisbon, y. H., loaded with
camp equipment which is to he used by
the Lincoln Manufacturing company
Tho home of c. Il. Bicknoll has been re-
leased from quarantine and Iindley
Bicknell, who has been i'll with scarlet
fever is able 10 be out again. Mr. and
Mrs. Bcknell and two sons, Hilton and
Keith, have returned home having been
az the home of 4. y. Siple during the
scarlet fever quarantine.-Ar. Within
has returned to his home in Cabot after
visiting at the home Of his son. George
Withm.-Thc first number of the free
entertainment course. which has been
arranged 10y the committee of Walter S.
Burnham Memorial fund. appears Fri
day evening. December l..
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Tho Kings Daughters fair held Satur-
day afternoon and evening at Allen hall
was a great success. 500 being realized
to go toward the now library. The COM
mittee In charge was Mrs. Ole Bull Mrs.
d. A. Kimbal and Miss Emma Ball.
Edgar Shirley has gone to Florida. where
he has position for the wintcl.-The
Ladies' Aid society met ut the
Wheeler home Wednesday afternoon
George King was "A business visitor in
Burlington last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Russell have returned from Monkton
Ridge, where they were called by the
illness and death of Mrs. Russell's
mother, Mrs. f. A. Miles. Mrs. Miles
had many friends here, who deeply feel
her loss.--,Clarence Fuller, who was taken
to the hospital last week for an opera
ton. died Monday morning. Charles
Crank is gaining slowly from his recent
illness. -Several from here have gone
deer hunting in Ripton-Mrs. Spear and
family, who have been at Fred Laflam's
home for several weeks have returned
to Boston, Mass.
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BRISTOL

The Outlook club realized about s24
from its sale Saturday afternoon.-Wil-
liam Hatch Of Burlington In in town
The Rev. +. NJ. Hagadorn and DR.. w. Il.
Morgan are spending a few days in Rip
ton. deer hunting.-C. w. Norton, Miss
Ella NJ. Norton, Mrs. A. NJ. Norton. Mr.
and Mrs. p. X. Din, Mr. and Mrs /. w.
Norton and II. ]. Norton attended the
funeral of Mrs. c. w. Norton's brother,
Sidney Bushnell. in Hnesburg Monday
Peter Tatro is acting janitor of the
graded school building during II. j. Hilrs
absence deer hunting.-Fred Bushnell of
Foxbor0. Mass. and Harley Daniels of
Natick, Mass. were in town Monday to
attend the funeral Of Sidney Bushnell
A number of successful hunters have al
ready brought in deer. Several deer,
chased by dogs. have been seen in the
village.
Mrs w A. Beebe gave a dinner party
at her home on Garfield street Friday In
honor of Mrs. Lucy Burch's s7th birthday
anniversary.-MissC Clara Chlds of New
ton, Mass, Is spending the winter with
r.. II. Boynton and family.-Over 500 has
been realized from the basket sale, held
under the auspices of the ParentTeacher
association, for the linen closet. Many
gifts Of bed linen, blankets. layettes and
towes have been received.-Miss
Marjorie Burch of Akron. Ohio, a student
or Pine Maun School. Wellesley, spent
the weekend with her aunt. Mrs. Lucy
Burch, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Beebe.-The funeral of Mrs. John
Crowley was held at St. Ambrose's Church
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock. The
Rev. \. l.. Archambault officiated.--
George n. Lathrop has gone to
Daytona. Fla. where he has position
In garage.-A subscription for the bene-
fit OF the starving children Of Europe Is
being solicited, Gifts may be handed
TO the local pastors, the Bristol Manu-
featuring company. the Vermont Box
company, the Drake Smith & Co.. the
First National Bank, Il. w. Varney.
O. II. Lsngworthy or e. b. Guindon.-
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BRIDPORT

Mrs Leo Florey is visiting her sister in
Weston.-Mrs. Jessie Lunderigan and
children have returned home after Wis
it with relatives in Brandon.-Harold
Norton mas finished work for o. r. Com
verse and gone to Whiting. Cora Ailard
spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs
Iabbot.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard WEIGH
have returned fro;E n visit with his moth, =
ct in Blue Ridge. y. I--Henry Doncr Is
at the hoicc oe h!S mother Mrs Herman
Austin: {, few weeks ago n Silver Of wood
flew irto his left eye wnle he was at
work n the sawinil, ia Shorchain-Rich-
ard Wclch Is tohtincd 10 me house by i'll
neSs.--Mabcl. infnnt daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Fred neiorg 10 improving from a
recent attack If grip --IIcrbert ridgeon
and Elmer Austin have gone to Rirton
TO srend the week hunting deer --C.oise
Norton has the contract for carrying The
farmers milk from B~idport 70 Middle
bury charles fratt has begun his duties
as mai. carrier on route number one
Joseph cuprcy has finished his work at
Lucius Nisuns and gone to his homo IN
Shoreham.-Tte Rev. and Mrs. II. rvcy
Gulick have returned inter visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Adams. in Pitt@fori
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lngton and Mrs. Theophile Bamlin Of
Port Douglas. N. Y. He was member
of ST. Icons society and St. Jean the
Baptist society. The funeral was held
Monday morning at eight o'clock at St.
Francis Xavier Church, with burial In
st. Francis cemetery.
The marriage Of Ernest paree of Bur-
lington and Miss Eva Companion of this
place was solemnized Monday morning
at st. Francis Xavier's Church by the
Rev. j. Turcot.
Martin Welsh Of East Allen street yes
terday received telegram telling him
that the remains of his son. Wilfred. who
was killed In France two years ago,
will arrive in New York December Il. AS
soon as the body arrives there 1t will
be shipped here and taken to the home of
HE father
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MONKTON RIDGE

The sudden death of Mrs FRANK \.
Miles Wednesday morning. December I.
came as a shock TO her many friends In
this vicinity. She had been in poor health
for some time, but few realized her seri-
Gus condition. until the end was near.
Eliza Hazard Il daughter of Oscar and
Sarah NJ Hazard. was born In Cha rlotte
January u. 1864. on June y. 49,. she was
united in marriage to Frank A. Miles OF
Monkton. and since then has made her
home here. In the departure Of Mrs.
spealiablc loss. or charming personality
and cheerful. unsclfish disposition. she
easily won and retained the love and
esteem of all. As a lifelong member OF
the Friends Church. she was ever earn
est. conscientious and faithful. She Is
survived by he- husband, daughter.
Mrs. Lee Russell Of Ferrsburg, and Il
brother. G. NJ. Hazard, of Charlotte. The
funeral services at the Friends Church
Friday morning az II o'clock We're large
~ attended. The Rev. Edwin !. Neader
Of Burlington assisted by the Rev. Ralph
Knight officiatcd. There We're many
beautiful flowers, among them being tok-
ems of love from the Willing Workers
and VIC. T. L. of which societies Mrs
Miles had been At member, also many
bearers were: !. W. Miles, a. z. Miles
F. A. Miles, G. NJ. Hazard. Frank
Thompson and Lee Russell. Intermcnt
was In tic Friends' cemetery Among
those from out of town to attend the
services were: Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Miles
OF Utica. N Y, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Hazard and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
Vliet of Charlotte. Mrs. Mitchell Lathrop
and Mrs. Alba Lathrop OF Bristol, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Thompson and son. Lin
coin. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Williams
Ferrisbu:g
Tho young men n: Monkton have or
ganzed themselves into what "a to ho
known as the Cedar Lake club. ~ a
special for Friday eNcni3g they viii give
q public Entertainment. at 'et!c stunts, q
sample IF tho latest ti0g in muSca'
PRODUCTION and II tie ladies' aye willing
box social My. and 'tis. Leon ricat
a.tiy entertained several yovr:: reop.e
FRIDAY evening. Delicious yef'Srhr ent'
were s"r,,L g. Seth NcCLvia and :ar7;,y
OF Lake Facid, N. V. ard Merrit CC;;
and :amily Of Rwtiand ARE visiting Nj.
and airs. T.. q. Cox.--Tf~ tnAn chrtest.
wnch has hceH in progress 1T l.. c.
Deans tore for soma time. clos 81 Mon
fs-y Several yrCple { s~emb'eG az Tho
. Meme Of Mr. and Mrs. Dean on Monday
evening TO cent the hcans, the nnmfel
beirS 76Io. TIE or % guess noarest
the covrest n'inbc' Frarn Tancor,
who Will receive 3 There were Ion
guesses on the bot 1f leans which
contained about fol-. ..pftS
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The Ladies of the G. a. r. held their
annual inspection and election of officers
at their regular meeting Friday evening.
Mrs Sarah Mulheron Of Burlington was
the inspecting officer. Following Is the
list Of officers elected: President. Rosetta
King; senior vicc-president, Minnie For
tune; Junior Independent. Jennie Parizo;
treasurer. Addie stone; secretary. VIC
torene Dassett; chaplain. Eliza Ladd;
patriotic Instructor, Belle Machia: con-
ductor. Mabel Labounty: assistant con-
duc.or Myrtle Jary. guard. Addle Nalyou
assistant guard. Ella Temple; first dele.
gate. Minnie Fortune; Second delegate
Geo.g!nnna Yandow; first alternate, kato
Flanagan: second alternate. Jennie
paii.o. After the meeting refreshments
wers served and o social hcur enjoyed
II Z. Drury is convalegcing from 4 re-
-ent Gtta.'s of tho grin.
Genevievc. little daurhte- OF Mr.. and
u ~ Benjamin Pe-izo Is recovering from
rcrious Illness with Pneumonia.
Tho Ladies' Social Union cleared s23S.6S
NJ me annual sale heid ,as' week Thurs
day.
The woman's club wifi meet at the
home oe Mrs. Downing Friday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. The program will conrist
of brief sketch on the life Of william
Dean Howells by Mrs. Downing. Miss
Tarbox will ;alk IN critical comments ny
coptcm porarv writer's. A farce. ~ Sleep
ing Car" viii be read by club members
under tho direction &c Mrs. MCGinnis.
IT Observance OF Education Week"
Miss D'lhe w'il give a short talk.
Miss Dorothy Norton underwent an
operation for apncndicit!, Tuesday morn
ing at the Fanny Allen Hospital and is
resting comfortably.
The school children. under the direction
OF Miss A. Hoiloy have already sold over
SO worth Of Christmas Red Cross seals.
They can now be procured OF thc juno
ton Pharmacy and Nandow's Book Store
Bert Prescott, George Howard and
Elmer Taft have returned from Bolton
with deer each, Lawrence brothers
had to give Il share of their game to q
third party
w. w. Palmer Is recovering from blood
poisoning in one foot caused by stepping
on a rusty nail at the f. n. " A. &.
Whiting cos plant at Burlington where
h" is employed as night Waterman.
The Rev George T.. Beecher mas become
pastor Of the First Baptist Church AZ
Law Mncg
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ST. GEORGE

X. ". North and Charles I.abounty are
In Bolton deer hunting Frederick Poet Is
IN Faystcn.-Abb!c Well:nger. OF Willis
ton. spent the week lend at Ter hor7o
here. Edward kchoe was N Richmond
thc first of the week.-Therc was a party
held at tho home OF Albert Wilip,s Fri
day nten:.-Jarcs Pe.t has returned homo
from the Mary Tlot eher hosr,tal.
James Poet returned hoins SUNDAY fYp,r,
the Mary Fletcher !iosritai.-Ca,eb Pills
bury has his household goods rsnrlv
moved to llis.on.-GcoTyc Snida and
family movod to town from Wes.ford last
Tuerday.--EGri Aver went to Bristol Sun
day for "a couple OF days.-MN. y. E.
NiNiane returned homo Friday from
burlington. w!ere she has been for week
visiting re.at:vcs.-Hlss Abbe wellingor
Of Winston spent Sunday at the home
of her parents.
Caleb Pillsbury has moved his family
from the Earl Aver farm to his farm In
Wi!listcn. Mrs. r. II. North and chill
dren were in Shelburne Friday to attend
the funeral of the infant child OF Lester
Fenwick.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kehoe
and son were IN Essex Junction on BUSH
ness Friday.-Clark and Nora Hinsdalo
attended leap year party at NJ. F.
Brothers in Hinesburg Friday evening
Word h;-~ been received by NJ w. Hins-
dale from Grover c. Provin of Los
Angeles. Calf. that he Is running an
automobile repair shop Mr. Provin is
Il son of Thomas ProvIn and formerly
lived here.--Mrs. e. F.. Peet was at tho
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday to SEQ
her son, James. who is getting along well
and Is able to be up in wheel chair.