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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
BAKERSFIELD

Melvin Maynard while in the woods
last Friday was struck by limb from
falling tree which severely bruised the
left side of his face. breaking his lower
jaw in two paces.-The children of Cor
don c. Gates and Homer D. Ovitt are i'll
with the measles.-George Boutelle, who
was in st. Adams taking treatment for
asthma is at home again much improved.
Robert Parker of Whitefield. n. H., as
sisted by local musicians, entertained the
pepole of Bakersfield the evening of New
Years day with a fine musicale at
Brigham Academy hall.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gowan were called to Hardwck
Monday morning by the very serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Gowan's father.-Miss Emily
Carpenter, teacher of music at Brigham
Academy, is Ill with pleuro-pneumoni in
Springfield, Mass. Her place is being
temporarily filled by Mrs. Pamela
Powell Tho Misses Ladoux, Cowan.
Gertrude Brady, Florence Brady, Mar
cote and Wheelock, have returned to
their various schools.--Wesley Barnes
is visiting relatives on Grand Isle.--Mrs,
Orilla Brigham Is confined to the house
by a severe cold.-The week of prayer
will be observed at the Congregational
Church by services in the vestry Thurs
day and Friday evenings. The Rev. A.
b. Ross of East Fairfield will preach
Thursday evening and the Rev. Mr..
Arnold, pastor of the Federated Church
in Sheldon, on Friday evening Robert
Parker has returned to his teaching In
Whitef1eld, n. H.-The annual meeting
and roll call of the Congregational Church
will be held in the church Tuesday eve
ming, January Is.
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Freeman.--E. e. Fisk who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for sew
eral weeks with blood poisoning was not
was tho guest of friends in Burlington
over Sunday.---'Thc Misses Sarah Whit
comb, Dorothy French and Pearl Berry
have returned to the University Of Ver-
mont after the Christmas rccess.-Mrs
J. w. Berry was called to Starksboro Sat
urday by the death of her grandfather
Mr.. Varney-The Misses Barrett of
Montpelier, who have been visiting their
grandfather Mrs. Murphy. have return
ed to their home In Montpelier Ruth
Hilton, who is teaching in the normal
school at Johnson, has returned after
spending the holidays with her mother
at the homo of w. S. Walker.-Maurice
Gardner has returned to Meridcn. n. H.,
where he is attending school--Mrs Julia
Muier of Laconia, ~ H., is at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Tiley for
the remainder of the winter.-Dr. W. r.
Tlley is In New York city. where he will
take postgraduate courso.-At the
school hall Friday evening. January O.,
from sis until 1870, the pupils of the
Richmond high school will give n recep-
ton in honor of nr. and Mrs. T.. H.
Clawse. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.-The members of the Richmond
branch Red Cross" will hold their an
nual business meeting Thursday evening,
at 7.3O at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Pino-Nfiss Mae Brewer has resigned
her position AS teacher in the Jonesvilc
,,,o fn in health.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The schools will open in town January
), af -er the holiday vacation of two weeks.
The New Years dance at the hotel was
attended by 40 couples. Eight couplea
from town attended the dance at the Hoo
tel Melendy, Jeffersonvlle, and a few from
this place attended the dance at Fairfield
Center the same night.-AIr. and Mrs. A.
j. Pomeroy spent New Years at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Sheldon.
in Swanton.-New Years visitors in town
were: Francis Fitzgerald, of st. Johns
bury, and Norman OConnell, of St. Al.
bans. at the home of G. D. Fitzgerald:
Daniel Manahan at the home OF A. ".
Sheldon, at Fl. p. Hale's; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Bycroft, of Barre, at the home Of
n. r. Carey; Mrs. Agnes Keith and G. r.
Morey, Of Sheldon, and the Rev. j. y.
Atkins. of Enosburg Falls, at the home
Of II. w. Morey.--Ciuy Hull has the meas
les at the home of Perry Chase
Laura Hull is ill with grip.-Mrs. Rodney
Hale and daughter, Miss Mary Hale, who
have been i'll with grip, are reported bet
er.-Superintendent and Mrs Earl
Holmes visited in Johnson New Years.
a watch night party was held at tina
home OF the Rev. and Mrs. A. Il. Ross.
Services were held Thursday morning al
st. Anthony's Church and st. Barnaba'a
Mission.-The Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Maria Howrigan Wednesday
evening, January 49, A vermont night
program is being prepared-Daniel Steel
has returned to Norwich University after
passing holiday vacation of two weeka
in town.
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HINESBURG

|eorge Hart received bad cash on
head last Friday while at work trying
repair a windmill.-Mrs. l.. w. Laforce
+ able to sit up Friday after a two
|eks' illness. Her daughter, Anna. who
|ches in North sheldon. is at home and
L remain at home the rest of this week.
! ISIS Mabel Eddy returned Saturday to
school work in New York city Miss
|anor Fields returned to Washington,
c., Saturday night after spending
days in town with friends. --Schools
town opened Monday after a two
fks' vacation.
FRS. Ethan Rue has returned TO her
(ne in Burlington after visiting her sis
|, Mrs. Lyman Bissett.-Mead and Nc
nzie are installing Western Electric
Ehting plant in the residence of r. j.
|Kenzie. They have already installed
+ in E. Q. Meads residence. \. d. Muir
y mas charge OF the wirinE.--The fourth
hrtoriy conference was conducted In
Methodist Chii9ch Tuesday evening
the DIR. G. X. Statham of Rutland,
|trict superintendent of burlington dis
TT. Trustees and stewards were elect
for the ensuing year as follows: trus-
Is. l.. s. Coleman, Emory Lawrence,
klney Bushnell. Harry Russell. Joseph
|ok, Clarence Carpenter, the Rev. NJ.
France, John .. Bromley. Buel Der
|; stewards the first six named above
b Mrs. N. e. Pierce. Mrs. Frank Hina-
! c, Mrs. Ira Chase, Mrs. John Hopkins.
$ss Martina Magce, Mrs. NJ. l.. France.
| IS Carleton Bostwick, Mrs. Jerome
|ughton, Miss Flora Derby, Mrs. Joseph
|ok, Mrs, +. S. Coleman. Miss Belle
|prce. Mrs. j. y. BROMLEY, Mrs. Earl
hen. Dwight Eddy, Philip Eddy. Re-
| ts were read covering the work of
) various organizations.
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to Burlington where she has been car
for her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Stearns.-
/ A. l.. Emo has returned to Troy. ac-
|npanied by his mother, Mrs. Phoebe
10, who VIII spend the remainder of the
hter there.-W. l.. Sprague and son have
wed to the Parker farm, which they re-
billy bought The Wide Awake Mission
Ind will have "A meeting Saturday after
IN at the vestry.--Mrs. William Trow-
|dge of Springfield. Mass, has been Wis.,
hg her mother. Mrs. Sarah Horsford,
10 has been in feeble health for some
he.--karl Prindle left a week ago to at
id the students convention at Des
|ines. Iowa, being "A delegate from Col
Academy. Walter Parker left last
|ek for California. Miss Incz Martin
h Miss Elinor Prindle have returned to
by Academy after spending vacation at
Dir homes.--Mrs. bertha Scott has re-
Fned from trip to Lee, Mass.
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meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held this evening at thu
home of Mrs. Charlotte Bush.--Fay Kit.
tell and Kenneth Greene returned Mon
day to Enosburg Falls. where they ara
attending high school-The village school
reopened Monday after the holiday re-
cess of two weeks.-Miss Ozelma Greene,
who has been spending two weeks at ths
home of her father, o. r. Greene, has
returned to Jeffersonville. where she at
tends school.--The Misses Elizabeth and
Ruth Brown, who have been visiting
their parents, DIR. and Mrs. u. NJ. Brown,
returned Tuesday to Syracuse University,
Syracuse. n. Y.-The condition of Mrs.
NJ. p. Maurice, who has been critically
III for several weeks, remains unimprov-
ed.-The Misses Inez Patten of Richford,
Gladys Britch OF East Ttighgate and
Louise Hendrick Of Fairfield returned to
this place Monday and have resumed
their duties as teachers in Central
school
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EAST FRANKLIN

Miss Jessie Gilbert has returned to Port
Chester, n. Y.--Miss Ruth Gilbert has re-
turned to Lock Haven, Penn.-Misses
Minnie and Ada Tibbits are i'll with
mea sles.-New Years day, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Olmstead were at the home of r..
W. Olmstead.--Mr. and Mrs. Ray Camp
bell are at Pigeon Hill, Que.-A1rs.
Phronia Grant and Deibert Grant were
at Richford on Wednesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
w. c. Ellsworth were at their sons at
Rchford on New Years day.--Miss
Grace Blinn has returned to F'relighs-
burg, Que.-Mrs. G. Fl. Pomeroy enter
tanned friends on New Years eve.-Offi-
GERS for 1920 in the Sunday school are:
Superintendent, T. e. Thomas; assistant
superintendent, s. r. Whitman; secre-
tary, Marion Gilbert; treasurer C.. a.
Dewlng; chorister, S. r. Whitman;
organist, Lucy Weld; librarian. Kathryn
Gilbert
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Adams, early New Years morning. The
funeral services we're held from the home
Saturday afternoon. Burial was in the
Riverside cemetery, Swanton.--Mrs. Abb
bic NJ. Gallup has returned to Richmond
after passing few days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. l.. Prouty.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ranney and daughter. Grace. have
returned to Springfield, Mass, after pass
ing q week at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. r. Wilson Day.
Miss Belle Hovston has returned to
Mortified after spending several weeks
at the home of her niece. Mrs. Ray Kim
ball.-The Misses Howe and King have
returned to their school work after pass
ing the holidays at their homes in Penn
sylvania.-At the Kings Daughters
Monday evening. six new members we're
voted in.--The regular scout meeting was
held in the Scout rooms Wednesday eve
ning.-Mrs. James Wagner was given q
birthday surprise party at her home
Monday evening.-The organized girls
class of the Congregational Sunday school
entertained the Roosevelt boys class In
the Church social rooms Tuesday eve
ning.-Thc regular meeting Of the Shake
| speare club was held Wednesday with
| Mrs. Herbert Skeels.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
! liam OBrian were called to Farnham, p.
! O., Sunday by the death of Mr.. O'Brian's
sister.-News has been received of the
death of William Pratt, a former resi-
dent. which occurred in the West Decem-
Dor 7.-.IIarold MERCER has returned from
visit with his uncle, Lew MERCER, in
st. Johnsbury-Miss Pearl Record re-
turned Sunday night to Burlington,
where she teaches in the Ira Allen school.
The week OF prayer is being observed
by the Methodist Episcopal Church in
different homes of the parish. The meet
/ ing Monday night was at Mr.. Empey's
and Tuesday night at Mrs. Tupper's.--
Miss Mary La Sale after passing a few
| days in town, has returned to Boston,
| The Misses IneZ and Clara kimball, after
passing the holidays in Jeffcrsonvile,
! have returned to Swanton.-Mrs. y. w.
! Steel of HighCate and daughter, Hazel,
passed Friday in Swanton.-The Rev. T..
NJ. Aubin Is in town after conducting a
two months mission in Dover. y. H.,
and Woonsocket, II. miss Evelyn Tul-
lar has accepted position in Sheldon S
drug store.-Ellery Winters was at High
gate Center Sunday afternoon.--The Rev.
, f.. s. Stone gave an interesting and in
J structve address at the chapel exercises
of the high school Wednesday morning.
| Miss Olive Farrell has resigned her
position in Sheldcn's drug store and &C.
cepted place in the Jcwery store of 4.
| J. Batchelcr.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Sarah Fargos funeral was held
from her late home December 81 at one
O'Clock. The deceased was seventy-eight
years of age and had been much crippled
by rheumatism for many years. She
bought the home Of w. NJ. Johnson l.
years ago, where she has resided since
the death of her husband, Martin Fargo.
She is survived by sister. Mrs. Martha
Kenyon, the nearest relative, who was
unable to attend the funeral on account
of the nfirmities of e.-Whooping
cough is quite prevalent here but most
of the sick are onvalescing.-Miss Daisy
Kenyon will return to Bethel Sunday
Mrs. Emily Benway is caring for Mrs.
Fannie Fuller, who has the grip.
Mrs. J. w. Spsulding and daughter.
cora, spent the New Year in St. Adams
with c. j. Spaulding and famiy.-Cora
S;pauding was called to Rutland Sunday
by the illness OF her sister.
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FAIRFAX

4 quiet home wedding occurred on jan
8, at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Farrand of Essex when their eldest
daughter, Gladys F., was united in
matrimony to Arthur G. Sanderson of
Fairfax, a student in the University of
Vermont. At $50 p, m. the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. e. Sanderson
of Fairfax, father of the groom. the single
ring service being used. After a sumptuous
wedding repast. served to the relatives
and friends present. the young couple de-
parted amid shower of rice, confetti
and congratulations. Mr., and Mrs. Sander
son will reside in Burlington. where the
groom will continue his studies.
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Cramton. librarian at Norwich Univcr-
sity. passed the holiday vacation with her
mother. Mrs. II. a. Cramton.-The univer-
sity students, numbering six, who have
been at their homes here for the holi-
days. have returned They we're accom-
panied by Clarence Wriston of Florence,
Mass. recently discharged from the navy,
who has been passing few days with
his friend, E. J. Tyler, Jr.
Robert Arthur Towle, the eight weeks
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Towle of
Bismark street, died Sunday after short
illness with measles and complications
The funeral was held at the house Mon
day afternoon, the Rev. w. b. Dukeshire
officiating. Burial was in the cemetery
at South Franklin.-The village schools
opened Monday after the two weeks holi-
day recess.-Miss Clara Cooley returned
to Montpelier Monday after a few days
visit with her friend, Miss Elizabeth
Kmball.-Mr. Marvin Of Newport was a
business visitor in town Monday.--Sun-
day, with a low temperature of % below
zero and Monday with q below make a
good record for the New Year.-Wintei
cholera seems an epidemic in this village
One doctor states he has about - cases
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ST. GEORGE

Mr., and Mrs. G. f. Peet were IN Bur
lington Tuesday. Edward Kehoe and
son, Edwin, spent the weekend In Rich
mond-Mrs. Page of Burlington is keep
ing house for NJ. W. Hinsdale. -Anson
Pect shot u wood chuck January -
Evalena Parcher visited In Huntington,
December SIC r. Pect shipped several
thousand dollars worth of fur to New
York reccntly.--lra Chase and A. Wis
liam3 were in Burlington Tuesday.-i'
u. Carr is visiting in Burlington.-How
ard Gotta of Monkton visited his aunt
Mrs. r. II. North recently.-Earl Pills
bury has returned To the Burlington high
school after o vacation of two weeks at
the home Of his parents.-The Rev.
Charles Bennett was in town Monday af-
ternoon.--Mrs Frank Hinsdalc is able
20 sit up after being confined to her bed
for two weeks with pneumonia. Earl
Aver has completed the census in town
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WESTFORD

'he Ladies Aid OF the Community
'urcil met for dinner yesterday in the
nGregationai Church parors, instead of
J Baptist Church, as reported last
elk. Miss Blackmer and Mrs. Lucy
ties were the hostesses.-There will be
list party az Pythian hall Friday eve
pg. Ladies arc requested to carry
yes. Coffee will be served. Miss Nellie
n went to Bradford Saturday, where
has position as district nurse
ss Ida Macomher of Randolph visited
grandmother, Mrs. William Macom-
a few days last week. Betty Kimbali
b Carolyn Macomber have returned to
U. V. NJ, Miss Lillian Petty to
lrthfeid. Miss l.. G.. Allen, Irene Allen
ID Ethel Gabaree tc Lyndon. Lillian
BARGE to Danville and Charles Kimball
b Joyce Stearns to Burlington.-The
|ek of prayer will he observed by the
immunity Church this week Miss Eva
Pmingue returned to the Normal school
Johnson, Monday.
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BINGHAMVILLE

The Sunday school election Of officers
for the new year is as follows: President.
Miss Pauline Robinson: secretary, A. J..
Lamb; treasurer. Mrs. Eta Scott; super
intendent. Mrs. Addie Lamb: assistant
superintendent, Mrs. leila Robinson
organist, Miss Pauline Robinson: librarian,
Miss Ruth Sweet: committee of three.
Mrs. Eta Scott Mrs. leila Robinson and
Mrs. NJ. E. Brewster.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Williams are the parents Of a
son. born January &C. L. Gilman re-
Gently sold three lots of land to the fol-
lowing parties: c. b. Parsons lot to A.
II. Hooper; hill lot to John Nolan; Riggs
& Lamb, lot to Mrs. Annie Holmes. The
Ladies' Aid will serve a dinner at the
church January s.-Frank Tedford re-
Gently returned home from visiting his
sister, Mrs. Alonzo Bellows. Of st. Adams.
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RIVERSIDE

fhe stores Of G. NJ. Henderson, l.. c.
|wler and c. w. Rice will close Mon
h, Wednesday and Friday evenings for
/ rest of the winter.--The following
ing people have returned o their
hools after having spent the holidays
their homes: Carlton Rogers, Stanley
|titt and Mildred Metcalf to the Uni
fsity of Vermont; Marjorie Prior and
(rriet Thompson to Montpelier Semin-
y; Francis and Delbert Rice to Mt. Her
IN, Mass; Emma Moulton to White
Yer Junction, and Donald Hawley TO
letter, y. Il.-Miss Ina Irish. who is
kching at Bellows Free Academy in
Iirfax, has returned to her school,
BIRD has been received here of the birth
New Years day of a daughter. Mary
Uterine. to Mr.. and Mrs. William No
y. Of Bridgeport, Conn.-Mr and Mrs
Iul Jackson We're Sunday visitors at the
me of l.. p. Moulton.--T. T.. Flynn and
aries ingalls,, who have been i'll, are
G to be out.--Andrew Berry, of Rich
>nd, was business visitor in town
.day.-Mr and Mrs. Carol Bartlett
re In Underhill Ccnter Sunday to visit
kdamc Bartlett. who ia quite ILL.,
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HILL WEST

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Jan
McGrail is having measles.-Nlrs. Aust10
McGrail returned home Sunday after
spending week with her daughter. Mrs.
II. NJ. Sylvester.--Mrs. Lawrence RosseI
and three children of Montgomery Center
are spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel.-Earl Chaffee il
i'll with jaundice.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
LaPaee spent New Years day at Thomas
Gosey' s-Guests at Charles Rushfords
New Years day were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Shangraw Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Rushford of West Enosburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Rushford of Montgomery and
Mrs. Elorna Touichette,-Mrs. Henry
Messier and daughter. Dorothy, spent
one day last week with Mrs. Mary
Myott.--Mr. and Mrs, j. d. Gushing were
in Rchford Saturday.--Clyde Shangraw
has commenced hauling logs at the Nell
son Il Hall company's mill at Mont
gomery,-Cierald Rroe of Detroit, Mich,
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
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UNDERHILL

Z. Nj. Palmer, who is making his home
tn his son at Essex Junction this win
:. visited trends in town Tuesday and
large number of friends
d neighbors gathered at the home of
+. and Mrs. George Phillips Friday eve
az and gave them "A surprise party i
~ pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Tillison
Is held at the home of her daughter,
+. Tillison, last Thursday, Mrs. r. o.
lase has gone to jericho to care for
rs. T,olla Hunt, who has a little daugh-
+, horn January 5.-Mrs. Mary Blakey.
DO has been i'll, is convalescing
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FLETCHER

Frederick Chates was taken to thu
Fanny Allen hospital Thursday, whera
he underwent an operation for append.
cits the following day.-Elmer Hooper
is saving wood for tho neighbors.-H y.
Wood of Cambridge was in town Oh
business connected with his saw mill re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron Leach OF
Cambridge Junction visited in town tina
past week.-D. j. Cali has sold his suga1
orchard to Il. T. Reynolds
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MONTGOMERY

The Rev. Allen Kirkness Of Waitsfleld
pe0Dched in the Methodist Church last
Sunday. Mr.. kirkness was entertained
at tine home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Par
ker.-Mrs. ]. A. Flint and sons, Russell
and James. of Montana, are in town to
visit Mrs. Ellen Tarbel.-Miss Lucy Par
ker and Miss Pearl Snodgrass have re-
turned to Burlington.-The Misses Donna
and Halle Scott have returned home
from Burlington. where they have been
visiting their sister, Miss Dorcas Scott
The village schools opened Monday with
Miss Welsh Of Corinth and Miss Dalton
Of Bristol. as teachers.-W. Fl. Moffatu
and Edward La Grow were in ST. AL
bans on business recently.-The Woman's
Home Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. N. S. Parker Wednesday afternoon.
Mis- Dorothy Messier is visiting her
friend, Miss Mildred Thomas, in Abbott
Corner. Que
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. Charles Rogers was operated on
at Maple Park sanitarium. Enosburg Falls,
last Wednesday, by DR.. c. a. Pratt
Mrs. Sarah Chaffee, who has been living
with Mrs. Linnie Kinney for several
mathis, has gone to Rchford.-Miss Flora
Derby, of Richford. visited among friends
here last week.-Mrs.. w. NJ. Armstrong
has returned from Berkshire Center.
where she had been caring for Mrs. Fran
ces Jolley, who was Ill with jaundice.
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BERKSHIRE.

School opened Monday after two weeks
vacation with Miss Dorothy Larabee and
Miss Merle LaF'luer as teachers.--R ert
Larabee after passing two weeks vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Larabee. returned to Burlington Satur-
day. where he will resume his studies at
the University of Vermont dorothy
Larabee visited her friend. Miss Fanny
Martin, of Plainheld a few days last
week.--Miss Eva Gross is i'll with
measles.-The annual roll call of the
Second Congregational Church was held
Wetne sday.
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RICHMOND

Miss Elsie Desseau, d former emploSc
tho postoffice here, who is now en-
Dyed as teacher IN Waterbury, was the
lest of friends in town over Sunday
ISIS Bernice Shattuck has entered the
airy Fletcher hospital, where she will
Ike the nurses training course.-Wr. and
RS. f.. j. Ciowse returned Saturday
'ening from their wedding trip and will
om q. tns home OF AZ and Mrs Il L,
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TOWNSVILLE

Pr. and Mrs. Albert Morse Of Middle
kn, Conn, have been guests of Mr.. and
Is. W. A. Church for several days.
Is. Emmercttc Tyler is seriously i'll. a
lined nurse is caring for her.-F. l..
fvens and family moved to their new
me in Richmond village the last OF the
O'Brien of Waterbury is
|ching in the village school here
Fde O'Neil. who has been assisting
ftion Agent McCloud at West Hart
ID, has returned home.-Mss Dorothy
fndall Of Essex Junction has been
ending a week with her grandparents,
| and Mrs. A. +. Crandaii. Mrs. J. T..
Instead is i'll with hronchtis-Mrs
rie Douglas and Mrs. Atkins were in
| city Tuesday.--Miss Fuller of West
|lton was a visitor recently at her
btherS Howard Fuller