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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Services at St. Luke's Episcopal Church
next Sunday will be conducted by Bishop
G Y. Bliss of Burlington. The morning
service will be at eleven o'clock.-The
regular meeting of the village lbrar"
society for October will be held at the
home of Mrs. Euretta Darby this after
noon. The responses to roll call will
DO quotations appropriate to October, A
program. literary and musical, will be
rendered.-A special communication Of
Columbus Lodge No. II F.& A. NJ, will
be held at the lodge rooms o-night. At
the annual district meeting to be held
next Saturday with Isle La Motto Lodge
No 81, the members of Columbus Lodge
will confer the second section of the 3rd
degree. Jesse Langlois underwent an
operation on his knee at the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday morning, The injury
which he sustained in the automobile
accident at North Hero last week neces-
STATED the operation.-Mr and Mrs. F.
w. Wentworth returned to Paterson, n.
j., Saturday evening after spending q
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
and daughter, Vanza, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j, Odell part Of
last week.-L. H. Waller has returned
from Orwell-Mr. and Mrs n. Mumley
are at home from Hartford, Conn, and
expect TO remain here for time.-AIr.
and Mrs. NJ. T. Mott will attend the
wedding OF their niece, Miss Altha Hall,
at Swanton to-day.-Mr and Mrs. c. II.
Peterson visited relatives in ST. Adams
the last Of the week.-C. c. Tryon of
Malone, N, Y, called on friends here
Monday,-The Misses Mildred Hazen and
Elva Bohannon returned home from Bur
lington saturday, where they partic-
ipated in the spelling contest held during
teachers' convention.
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ENOSBURG

While saving slabs In the mill of G.
l.. Nichols, Mahlon Bashaw had the
middle finger Of his left hand badly
lacerated. saving the whole outside of
his finger to the bone-Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. Smeltyes Of Los Angeles is visiting
at Lyman Gilbert s.--Mrs. ]. NJ. Wright
who has been passing a week in Fletcher
at the home of her grandson. has return
ed home.-Mr. and Mrs. Farnum of Troy
we're guests at the parsonage Of their
daughter. Mrs. Burns, for several days
last week.-Miss Florence Gross and Miss
Dorothy Marsha were at homo over
the weeE-end.-Mrs S. r. Stevens is
passing some time with her cousins. Miss
Mimic Yates and Mrs. d. L. Burlesol.
Mrs. c. P. Hogan and daughter, Miss
VI. Hogan. of st. Adams visited Mt the
home of her nephew, Roy II. Maynard.
Thuraday.-Mrs. NJ. It. Wright and chill
drcn. Helen and Donald. are visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jesse Harvey, in Rich
ford.--The True Blue class of the Con-
gregational Sunday school held sociable
at the homo OF G.. Z. Nichols Thursday
evening at which over 60 were present
and the class realized $50.
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GRAND ISLE

Rupert Jackson and mother of Boston
are spending a few days in town.-The
Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
NJ o. Kinney to-day Lunch will be
served at noon.-Mr and Mrs. c. II.
Russell have returned from Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bouron Dickinson and two chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. James Dickinson and
Miss Helen Dickinson Of Chazy n. y.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Martha Darling is spending some
time with friends here.-News has been
received of the death Of Mrs. Marietta
Gordon at Cornish Falls. n. II. Mrs.
Gordon was a former resident of this
place, having lived here until few years
ago. She leaves many friends in this
vicinity.-News has been received of the
death of Charles Hoag Of Rutland, Mr.
Hoag was born here and leaves many
relatives here who mourn his loss.
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ing of the officers. directors and executive
committee of the Milton branch OF the
Needlework Guild OF America will he
held with the president, Mrs. Charles
Jackson. Monday evening. october IS, at
1880 to arrange for the annual meeting
Of tho Guild.-Dr. and Mrs. l. s. Coburn,
Mrs. e. 1. Allen and Miss Harriet Rogers
attended the Republican luncheon in
Burlington Saturday at tho New Sher-
wood Hotel.--Mrs. Yott Of Southbridge
Mass. was recent guest at the home of
William Gabree.-The Misses Josephine
and Mary Shares have gone to Burlng-
ton. where they have work at the choco-
late factory.-Another card party will be
hold at Trinity hall this evening. The
hostesses will be Mrs. George Rivers and
Mrs. Gertrude Lardon.-Dr. I. s. Coburn
attended the meeting of the state Medi-
cal society In Rutland.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

c. Fl. Domino has been appointed by
the selectmen to succeed the late II.
II. Marcy as collector OF delinquent
taxes. Mr.. Marcy had made an excel
lent collector and his death 10 regretted
by the town offlcials.-Mrs. Hattie
Hart Of this place died at st. Adams
hospital Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
orion of Fairfax were callers at w. j.
wright's Saturday as were Joseph
Bowles and Mrs. Wheeler and son.
William Wheeler of Worthwhile Sun
day.-Several from here arc in st. AL
bans this week attending the law suit.
Missisauoi Pulp 6 Paper Co. W.. May
land Tillotson of Lowell over a dispute
in the lines between this town and
Lowell.-Special services are being
held at the Catholic Church this week.
Bishop Rice of Burlington was here
Sunday.--Rodney Dodge sold his per-
sonal property and farm on the Notch
road at auction Tuesday. The real
estate being sold to Charles Dutch
bury for $1,000. Mr.. Dodge, who has
been a resident for many years, has
purchased a house in Swanton and will
move there.
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FAIRFAX

Mrs. S. Mitchell OF Saranac, n. Y, and
the Misses Pearl and Helen Mitchell of
Montpelier. were the weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs E. d. Shepardson.-The
LamoillN Baptist association met at
the Baptist Church Monday evening and
Tuesday. Among the speakers were the
Rev. w. c. Wilson Of Burlington. Mr..
Mcfarland OF Saxtons River and the
Rev. DR.. Dawson of Burlington. The
mems banquet at tho Methodist Church
has been postponed to Friday evening,
October 22.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. II.
Webb expect TO be in Mortified this
week to attend a meeting OF the w. Fl
NJ. S.-Miss Farr of Burlington is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. II. king.--Mrs.
Clyde Howard Of Westford was the guest
Of Mrs. G. C. Paris October 9.-Fred
Grow has bought the Goodsell place on
Main street and will move his family
there oon.-There was a large attend
ance at the auction Saturday. Buyers
were present from St. Adams. Burling-
ton and other nearby towns.-Miss Ada
Currie of Saranac Lake has been visiting
friends In town recently.
Rupert King has been Mt homo the
past week suffering from m injured
h!p.-The old one horse chaise that
has figured In many possessions In the
past, left town Saturday attached to
an auto truck.
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WILLISTON

Henry Root. who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. Lucy Talcott, and friends
the past few months, will return to his
home in California very soon.-Rally
Sunday was observed at the Methodist
Church Sunday with an appropriate
program.--Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dow and
son, Frank, visited in Winooski recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. white Of Wake
field, Mass, spent a few days recently
with Mrs Whites sister. Mrs. w. II.
Me.calf. Mrs. Metcalfs niece, Gertrude
Stearns, accompanied them.-The town
house is being repaired with plastering
and painting inside News has been re-
ceived of the death OF Henry Joslyn in
Los Angeles, Calf. He was formerly OF
this place. doing business as merchant
where G.. y. Warren now is.-Miss Nelly
1sham Of Burlington spent last Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tiras
Isham. Homer Prior. who has been Ill
for n week WAS able 20 resumS his job
this week Mondny.-Miss Julia Wright
has gone to spend the fall and winter in
Flor!da.-Mrs. Nelson Bushnell. who has
been Ill. Is getting better.-Mrs Peter
Terricn. who has been with her fathor
In P,attsburgh for a week. has return
od-Mr. and Mrs. Harris Metcalf and
little daughter of Waterbury spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Metcalf. returning to their
home Sunday night.-C. y. Warren. who
went to Boston week ago, has re-
turned.
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ENOSBURC FALLS

Mrs. Hugh Derby of st. Adams is pass
ing few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Tiet Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Cotton of Everett Mass. nre visiting rela-
tives in town.-Mrs. Mary p. Chaffee
passed the weekend in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Hopkins in Franklin
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of Glens Falls.
N. Y, IL n visitor in town.-Mr. and
Mrs Max vanslette and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ]. Bcnoit passed Sunday in Burling-
ton.-Miss Fila Fairbanks Of Montpelier
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. A. Fairbanks.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Boston was a
weekend visitor at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. II. D. Hinman.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
F. Reed and daughter, Katherine. are
passing a few days in Newport and st.
Johnsbury. V. A. Irish and Mrs.
r. II. Brown went to Mortified Wednes-
day to attend the annual conference of
the Woman's Home Missionary society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday will be observed as Rally day at
the Methodist Episcopal Church at all
services. DR.. Gage of Boston Will be
the speaker at the morning serv!ce,-R.
J. Mears went Wednesday to v -eal
In the interests Of the DIR. B. j. dali
company.-Mrs. Cornelia Stebblns of Wa
terville and daughter, Mrs. S. w. Whit
ing Of Minnesota, are guests at the home
Of Mrs Clara Kendall.-M. H. Noble
Baker of Cuba is visiting friends in town.
MFRS. A. S. Armstrong and Mrs. j. B
Crochier have returned from Highgate
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. SmeltZen of Los
Angeles. Cal. who are making a trans.
continental tour Of the United States
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Gill
bert at THE Films" 1t has been q
years since they visited this part of the
country. They are wonderfully impressed
with the beauties Of Vermont-Mrs. Gil
bert entertained at dinner on Tuesda,
her house guests and Mrs. Sue Perle,
Of East Berkshire and Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Stratton of Enosburg Falls
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SHELDON

Mrs. Emily James Of Richford and Mrs.
Oakley Powers of Bakersfield visited at
II. p. Marshes Friday.-Mrs. David
Brown OF Chicago, William Brown Of
Burlington and Miss Charlotte Hopkins
of Richford were recent guests the
home OF Mrs. 8. A. Maynard--The Rev.
Albert Abbott and family visited In Barre
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. William Carter
and daughter of East Berkshire are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William AUSTIN
Mrs Ella Lampher. who for several
years has been resident of this village.
is moving to st. Adams whore her son.
Gordons. attends high school.-The Misses
Patten and Miss Gladys Brltch. teachers
in the central school. attended the State
teachers convention in Burlington last
week.-F. c. Brown and sons OF West
Hartland are in town.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Guests in town recently include: Mr..
and Mrs. d. f. Dewing of Richford at
the home of c. A. Dewing; Mr.. and Mrs
V. j. Sherman, Miss Mildred OF Fair.
field, Frank Sherman Of Ludlow at the
home of b. w. Olmstead; o. C. Caller az
Pigeon Hill, Que, at the home OF r..
W. Olmstead Mr.. and Mrs. j. e Weld
and sons of Berkshire at the home of
Mrs. Phronia Grant Mr. and Mrs. Gcorpe
ingalls,, Edmund and Goldie Ingalls, of
Durham. Que. at the home Of j. r.. Aus-
tin.-E. II. Broe and Miss Marcia started
Saturday for New Brunswick. N. J.,
where they visit for few weeks before
going to Florida where they will pass
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs, C. B. Ovitt and daughter. Miss
Ruth, Mrs. L. l.. Stanton and Mrs. Harlie
Ovitt motored to Broone Lake Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Shangraw and son,
Burton, were in Montreal Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Green and son, Har-
old. visited at the homo Of Elmer Kelley,
Sunday.-Mrs Roy Fields. who was
operated upon ut the Sherwood sani-
tarium October 6. Is as we'll as could
be expected.-Miss Agatha Campbell was
operated upon at the st. Adams hospi-
tai for removal of tonsils October O.
Mrs. Kate Davis Of ST. Adams visited
ner sister. Mrs. John Lumbra, Sunday.
Mrs. B. l.. Rogers entertained the
Junior League at the parsonage Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society are arrang-
ing for their annual harvest supper.
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MILTON BORO

Dewey McNall spent tho weekend at
his uncle's, Il. f. Bullock.-Miss Margare.
bruce went to her home In Williston Sat-
urtioy, returning Monday Miss Gretta
Shean accompanied her tome.-Mrs. John
Shcan and Mrs. C. Il. White were In st.
Adams Monday.-1'he Community Social
club vii! meet with Mrs. Calvin Preston
October 14.-.Mr and Mrs. NJ. g. Bevins
vera at F.. l.. E.ners Sunday.--F. f..
Smith spent the week at William
How ards in Easax. --Harold Bliss was al
;,ynr Sunday guest at Mrs. Jennie Fay's.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The Woman's Auxiliary Of St. Johns
Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs.
o. II. Rixford this afternoon. Sup
per will be served. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.-G. Raymond Stimets
and daughter. Barbara, who have been
visiting Mr.. Stimet's mother. Mrs. Mary
L. Stimets, have returned to their home
In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Cross
and children are spending the week with
relatives In Characteristics. II. ]. Lyon,
who has been visiting relatives in St.
Adams. has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Macy, Mrs. r. W. Sherwood and
Miss Eleanor Nye motored to Burlington
Saturday and spent the weekend with
Relationships. Martin Vosburg of Can
ada street. who has been visiting rela-
tives in Alburg. has returned home.-Mr.
and Mrs. o. c. McCuin. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F.. Rice. motored
through the Islands Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs c. G. Austin and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Austin of St. Adams. were in town
Saturday.
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FLETCHER

pretty wedding took place in john
son October at the home Of H. C..
Morse, when their daughter, Mildred
Mae. was united In marriage with Karl
O. Como of this town by the Rev. A. A.
Mandigo They were attended by Roy
Neil of Waitsield and Linnie Morse. a
sister of the bride, with little Ruth
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. Hathaway is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Owen of Hnesburg visited Mrs.
A. b. Williams Tuesday.-Clark Hinsdale
was in Burlington Sunday.-Mr. Carr has
returned home after passing a few days
IN Burlington.--Mrs. Walter Osborne and
three daughters of Wiliston were Sum
day visitors here.-Mrs, Clarence Car
penter and children visited at Frank
ulnsdale's Supday.--Mrs. Ethel Young
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NORTH HERO

Miss Helen Beecher. who is teaching
In Manchester, spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hazen--Mrs. James
Reay OF Chazy, N. Y, Ia visiting friends
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WESTFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Goodrich have re-
turned from Block Island where they
spent the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Len
Bixby and daughter, Lillian, K. l.. Day,
Mrs. Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bixby
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Adams were
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Moran's Sunday.
"A recertion was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Paige Friday evening October at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.. c. Is. Paige.
Games, music and refreshments COM
posed the program of the evening"
Willis King carried Mrs. Stearns and the
Jackson girls, Mae, Ruth and Helen. in
his auto to Hardwick Saturday. The girls
remained and Mrs. Stearns returned
home-Miss Eva Dominique and Miss
Florence Huntley from the University OF
Vermont spent the weekend with their
parents-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stone and
son, Robert, spent the Weekend with
Mr. stones mother. Mrs. Jane Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irish from Water
bury took Mr.. and Mrs George Tatro
in their automobile to Brandon to visit
Mr. Tatro's daughter and other relatives.
returning home Saturday evening.-Mrs.
Florence Allen from Milton took her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith. to
Morrisville by auto Saturday.-r elegates
have been appointed to the Lamoille
association of Baptist Churches in Fair
fax this weel.--The Fortnightly club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Roy
Lewis.
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SWANTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Noel Of Cleveland,
Ohio, are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Barrett, on Farrar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ouimet we're
in Burlington over the week-end.-Mrs.
Edward holland Of Burlington is the
guest Of Mrs. Theresa Carl. Lapelle
and family have returned from High
gate Springs after several weeks
tramping trip.-Rally day was observed
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
Bishop Coadjutor Bliss preached at the
Episcopal Church Sunday night and ad-
ministered confirmation.
The first fall meeting of the Monday
club was held October II at the home
of Mrs D. G. Furman. on Canada street
A feature of the evenings program was
an illustrated travelogue showing places
of interest in the southland by Mrs. c.
A. Webster.-Mrs. Clifton Page enter
tanned several friends at the home of her
parents on First street Saturday eve
ning.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Bradley. OF
Burlington. passed Sunday at the home
Of Mr. Bradleys parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F.. T. Bradley, on Grand avenue.--W. f
O'Brien was a business visitor in Al.
burg Monday.-Arthur Downey. of Wind.
sor. was at his home on Farrar street
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rockwell
of Burlington, were at the home of Cap
tain and Mrs. E. NJ. Rockwell Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Rockwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rockwell were ir
East HiGhgate Sunday.-Mrs. Florence
Gates left Sunday night for Bridgeport
Conn, where she is to reside.-H. @
Jones was business visitor in Burling
ton Saturday.-W. f. O'Brien was II
Alburg Monday.-Mrs. Eva Suter ant
niece. Mary Dunbar, were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Louis Irwin In Burlington Sun
day.-Ray Kimball Irving Chase. Ed
ward Suter. Charles Prouty and Leon
ard Chase were In Burlington Saturda,
to attend the Vermont Tufts football
gamc.-Mr and Mrs. Harry G.. Smith
wero guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elansor
Plat at Highgate Springs Sunday.-Cap
tain and Mrs e. a. Bradley are expec tee
homo this week from Windsor, Ontario
Mrs. Nellie Soules has returned to Hud
son, Mass. after passing few day.
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Towne.--
The Misses Marlla Bliss and AItha Hal
were in Burlington Monday.--Mrs CARR,
Bliss was in St. Adams Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. Homer Brown have returne,
from a trip to Ogdensburg. ". Y.-Gor
don r. Barrett and Jesse NJ Burns o.
Highgate Springs were married at tn.
Congregational parsonage Tuesday at
ternoon, the Rev. +. wilson Day Off
c!atinE.
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RICHFORD

MY. and Mrs w. j. HIM. ave sold
the'T mouse on Rlchard stree to Nelson
Lahue OF ROLAND ana they plan to pass
me coming winter IN southern Califor-
NAV iiiiam H. LoVelette has SOLD IL
acres OF iano opposite the bow OF the
river ana between the river and the Cana
uiaH racine railway 10 FRANK Brown.
CONSIDERATION N'hN--h. Noble Baker.
"po Ior the PAst u months mas been en-
Raseu IN railway contradiction IN CUBA,
arrived ihst week 10? a three weeks
VEIL win MS fnother' Mrs Jasper BAKER
Ano o'her reiat'Fes'-Cards nave been re-
cei'eo IN tHis place announcing the mar
rage or Ernest II. Clark OF New York
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HUNTINGTON

The ladies In the village pleasantly
surprised the pastors wife Mrs. Adams.
Tuesday October at her homo. the occa-
s.on being a birthday anniversary. Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
and games played after which the guests
with the host and hostess adjourned to
the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs. r. II. Kinds.
whore another surprise awaited Mrs.
Adams upon entering tho dining room:
which WINS lighted only by the required
Number II candles upon the large birth
Gay cake. After all had partaken Of
BUFFET lunch. Mrs. Adams was presented
witS a bunch OF as,ers and bit OF sill
vera large party gathered at the homo
~ Mr.. and Mrs. y, \. Johns Wednes-
day Orsohe. 6. Refreshments IT cake and
coffee wero served and the time spent
IN dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Bates furnish
ed music and most ENJOYABLE evening
was passed. Mrs. Sarer Sherman and
Mrs. Martha Ross returned Thursday
from q visit in Undcrhi.I with Mrs. Sher-
mans daughter. Mrs. cushing.
Butter Ross and family Of Burlington
visited friends in town Sunday.--E. A,
Fuller and family expect to move to Will
Jamestown soon to conduct a hotel-The
Rev and Mrs. Adams are attending the
association meeting of the Baptsts in
Fairfax this week.-Mrs.. f. II. Kinds is
in Fairfax for a few davs.-NTss Daisy
Kenyon was home the weekend from
Bethel.-Glenn Johnson returned to
Mortified Monday night.-The King
Daughters will serve dinner at the hall
Wednesday noon October 20 for the
church roll call.--Charles Zeno and fam
lily have moved into the Bates tenement.
Porter milford is home from Cam
bridge for an indefinite stay.-There will
be no regular meeting of Kings Daugh-
tiers next week on account Of the roll call
Of the church.--The Rev. Thomas Adams
called boys meeting here Sunday eve
ming. Byron Clark was present and or
canized a Bows Scout society,"
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee of Washing
ton. D. c., with Mrs. Williams Of Char
lotte are guests at the home OF r. II.
Chessmore.-Mrs. Marcia Sabin visited
her sister in East Barnet Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs Charles Pearl and daughter.
Katherine. and Roy Colby and son, Rus
sell, Of West Bedford. Mass. have been
recen: visitors of Mrs Marie Berry
Douglas Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Palmer and
daughter. Halle. visited at Cassus Fairs
in Monkton Sunday.-John Quinn is con-
fined to the house with blood poisoning IN
his hand--Mr. and Mrs. William Buzzel
Of Lowell. Mass. are visiting Mr.. Bux-
toms sister, Mrs. Cliff !3uxton.-Mrs. Iohn
Ffddock and mother Mrs. Alma George,
Of Montpelier are visitors at A. c. Pal
mers-Miss Daisie Hapgood and Mrs.
Emo Hapgood Of Burlington were Sum
day visitors of Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood.-
Mrs. T. 3. Whalen Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Irene In New York city. Mrs. {. Bux-
ton and son, Maurice. have returned from
visiting relatives In Newport.
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was a weekend visitor at the home Of
her parents.-Mrs. r. T. Forbes and son,
Benjamin, and Mrs. NJ. s. Wescott left
Saturday for Elizabethtown. N. Y.
where they will visit their cousin, w.
NJ. Marvin for n few days.
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RIVERSIDE

Miss Bernice Harvey of Alburg spent
tho weekend with her sister. Mrs. c. c..
Mason.-Mr. and Mrs. Donald James of
Richford were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Janes's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Hay
deE&-Miss Esther Hayden has been quite
ILL.,. threatened with appendicitis S.
Scribner. who suffered slight shock
last week. Is somewhat better.-M. p.
Osgood of White River Junction called
on friends In town Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Billings Of Plainfeld were
guests of Mrs. A. II. Sturgis Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Clapper we're at
C. L. Bartlett's Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. E. J. Whitcomb is visiting her
sister In Burlington-C. w. Rice Is en-
joying short vacation In Hartford
Conn..-Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Ross. who
have been living In c. Fl. Henderson
tenement. have moved into NJ. ], Bene-
diets house.-Virgil Irish has been spend
ing the week at home from Bellows Free
Academy.
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