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REvOLTERs FREE IN GUATE-
MALA.

GUATEMALA CIrY, Guatemala. Oct. g..
The Peruvian poet Jose Santos Chocano.
whose release was ordered yesterday by
President Carlos Herrera, voluntarily
agreed to leave the country. Il was
learned here to-day. Two Nicaraguan
Newspaper correspondents who had been
imprisoned ms accomplices of Chocano
in alleged sedition during the revolution
which resulted In the overthrow Of TIE
Cabrera administration. also were re-
leased on their promise TO leave Guatc-
mala.
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From the Greentcood Democrat
Health is worry good at present except sore
feet and sunburnt backs on account OF high
priced shoes and shifting.
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An Arkansas RECORD.

bethlehem correspondence CIarksriue Her.
aid Democrat.
Two weddings. one fight and one separa-
ton since our last issue.
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Tenants.

Knicker--Foiks formerly tried 10 keep the
wolf from the door
pooker--Now they can't find door.
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Brooklyn is undecided whether to
build n hall of fame around WnBnRT
RoBINsoN or elect him President.
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

The temperature in this city yesterday as
recorded by the official thermometer, IL
shown In the annexed table:
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TROUBLES OF LANDLORDS.

New York. October 7.
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rbc.nrson of Burlington offcated' as.
,in,ed NV the Rev. Natner Dewey OF
untorb,,ry. BURIAL was in st. AIba1s'-
Albert Silvcr. State director OF the In'ei
church World Movement will speak nj
,he Community Church next sunday
norning.-Mrs. II. L. Pcasc OF Swnnton
Is amending several days with her daugh-
,or, Mrs. r. j. Lewis.
owing to a great call for speakers for
the Inter-Church World Movement 1t is
impossible for state District Albert Sill
vcr to speak Sunday morning as pre-
siously announced, but Mr.. Silver accom-
,spied by Mr.. Bailey will speak Ut the
Town hall at 7.30 Friday evening.
The Fortniglitly club will meet Sat-
urday afternoon, April q with Mrs. Jane
.lr.er.-Tho village school opened Mon
day, April 13.--Nrs. .. Il. Dominique Is in
Essex Center with her mother, who Is i'll.
Tho Pythian Sisters will give whist
party at The X. OF +. hall Friday eve
ming, April %. Ladies' please bring cake.
Tho Misses Maud and Vynne Wilcox
spent Sunday with their parenta Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Wilcox.-Miss Lillian
re,tv. of Mortified. spent the weekend
With her parents, Di. ard Mrs. f. "A.
'ctty.-The family of Harlow Sweeney
went last week to Hartford. Conn, to
lve..-AIfs. Withcrwax ana son. Earl, came
Friday to spend some time with her
daughter, Mie. Ral,,h Wiley. Mrs. ell
lie Osgood 10 spending some time with
ser Laughtc-, Mrs. Jay Leach, of New
ly.ycn
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treasurer; j. d. Linstum, s. D; s. M.
summons. j. ID; A. C. Chapel. s. s; Il.
j. Sears. j. s: c. H. Austin. marshall:
George Pomfrey. chaplain; William La
fleur, tyler Installation will take place
Mt the regular meeting to be held, Tues
day evening, April Eff. w. Mitchell has
sold to r. NJ. Buck a lot of land bounded
by Senter, Liberty and Troy streets and
by land owned by Miss Kate Rounds
Consideration $1,9OO.-Oliver Goodrich Of
Berkshire has sold the so-caled Haney
property on Main street to Luther Jacob
Consideration $3.50
! The Rev. G. Leon Wells of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church and Robert McEl-
roy are attending the Methodist confer
cnce. which is being hold in Springfield
this week.-At a recent meeting of the
Baptist Brotherhood the question of
spring cleaning up of the village was dis
cussed with the result that G.. +. Ladd,
c. ii. Aiken and T.. w. Gilpin were APP
pointed n committee to confer with the
village trustees and others relative to a
general clearing of the streets and yards
of winter debris at as early a date as con-
ditions permit. Every home owner in the
village should feel interested in this mat
ter and show civic pride by clearing his
premises of the many things that are Of
fensive to sight and smell, and in some
instances menace to public health.
"Clean up and paint up should be the
slogan.-Miss Roa Casavant was taken to
. the st. Adams hospital yesterday morn
ing for an operation for appendicitis
gomery, who have been passing the win
ter in this place with their daughter,
Mrs. Loren Dow and Mrs. Ernest ingalls,,
have returned to their home
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Miss Alta Dix left Monday morning
for Niagara Falls. N. Y. where she has a
responsible position in a hospital there
Mrs. sheridan Dow, of Enosburg Falls.
has been at home for a few days visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buskey.
Mr.. Busklcv. who has been III. ia able
to be out.--An entertainment, with pic
lures to illustrate, will be given at the
Baptisi Church Saturday evening by the
Rev. J. \. Spidcll. The lecture and pic
lures are free and all are invited. Mr..
Spdell will speak Sunday morning. The
meeting is a very important ono and
everyone is especially urged TO b" pres
cnt.--'rhc funeral OF Mrs. Emily Lapl8nt,
who died Saturday. was held at the Cath =
uiic Church Monday morning, the Rev.
j. A. Cote ofiiciat ting. Mrs. Laplant had
lived in town for many years. she leaves
three sons and one daughter.--The ap-
pcrtiopmcnt of the funds to be raised
for missionary, school and hospital work.
together with the work in France and
Belgium by the Baptist Church in the
next five years is about s2,oO0. The drive
will be ON next week for subscriptions.
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BAKERSFIELD

Frank W. Davis of Bakersfield. who
died Friday morning of general debility,
after an illness of several weeks, was
buried with Masonic oi,servances on
sunday afternoon. Mr.. Davis was born
at Honeoyc Falls. y. y, Tuly 81, 1870
He was brought to Vermont as a boy
after the death of his mother, who died
when he was 10 years of age and lived
first at East Fairfield then at Bakers.
held. On Christmas day. 1871. he was
united in marriage to Miss Emroy Dean,
daughter of Ira +. and Mahala Dean
who survives him with two sons, Leroy
+. and Rollin f., both of st. Adams, and
Mrs. j.. +. Maynard Of Bakersfield. Nh
Davis was prominent in town affairs hold
ing most OF the town offices. being town
clerk for IL years and pos tmaster for 10
years. In 1855, while a resident of Bclvi-
ucre, he represented that town in the
Vermont LEGISLATURE. Mr.. Davis was
identified with the Masonic order, being
II member of Barnes Lodge. No. lO7, of
bakersfield, the Il. \. NJ. of Enosburg
Falls and Burlington Council. No. ). r. a.
5. NJ. Those present from out of town
20 attend tho funeral were Noyes p.
Tillotson Of Schenectady, y. Y, Mrs.
bernard Daley of Watertowil. y. V, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. +. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
L. j.. Davis of ST. Adams, Miss Gwendolcn
Davis of 81. Adams, Chandler Davis of
ADAMS. y. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Athol Davis
OF Detroit, Mich, and the Misses Frances
and Florence Davis of Burlington. The
Masonic ceremonial at the grave was con.
Quoted by G.. II. Morrill,, W. NJ, in the
presence of large delegations OF the
local lodge and the East Fairfield lodge,
and a large representation OF the local
order of the Eastern star.
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RIVERSIDE

Tho Rev. \. II. Sturgis preached his
farewell sermon at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church sunday mornng.-Paui
Jackson of Fort Ethan Allen is spend
Ing q Is days furlough with his wife at
l.. Il. NIoulton's.-R. II. Metca!f OF
Poland, Me-, is visiting friends in town
Henry White, Mrs. Clifford Kirby ana
Mrs. Austin Kirby were in Burlington
Tuesday.-Allen Greenia spent Sunday
with his brother, Rufus. In South Bur
lington-The w. r. C. will hold an apron
and fancy article sale at the G. a. X
hall April rs. supper will be served at
six followed by an entertainment. The
young ladies of the graded school are to
have booth at the hall the same day
to sell popcorn and candy.-White
Brothers have a new REQ truck and c. W..
Rice has a new Oldsmobile truck.-Mrs'
j. A. McKeefe was given a surprise party
Wednesday evening in honor OF her
birthday.-Mrs. Lyle lockwood OF Bos-
ton returned home Saturday after visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Clara Bennett
c. E. Scribner is having large veranda
built in the front of his home.-Mrs. c. e.
Mason goes Friday to Alburg to visit
her parents.
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Lam0ille County
STOWE

1t = .Liss Ethel Brink tina. is
at the Heaton hospital instead
of Ethel Brush as previously stated,-At
the annual meeting Of Sickle Chapter, No.
"a. Order Of the Eastern Star, officers
were elected as follows Worthy matron,
Mrs. Minerva Tinkhain; worthy patron.
Harry w. Durham; assistant matron,
Marion Pike treasurer Mrs. Helen A.
wilkins secretary, Mrs. Maude Pike con-
ductress. Miss Thesis Cakes Robinson
assistant conductress. Miss Helen Morgan
warder, Miss Matte Sanborn; Adah, Mrs.
Agnes Jenney; Ruth, Mrs. Janet Adams
Esther, Mrs. Amber Macutcheon; Martha.
Mrs. Lola Douglass; Electa, Miss Ruby
d. Shaw; marshal, Mrs. Alice But; chap
lain, Mrs. G.. w. Jocko; organist. Mrs.
Ethel Sears. Miss Edith Duby was initi-
ated into the order and refreshments were
served. A public installation will be held
on the evening of the esth.-The Moscow
Get-Together club organized at the home
of Mrs. Harry Faunce at Moscow We'd
nesday April IA with II members and the
following officers President. Mrs. Faunce;
secretary and treasurer Mrs. r. S. Will
kins; work committee, Mrs. H. l.. Moul-
ton, Mrs. +. e. Smith, Mrs. Fred Moul-
ton. A meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Smith on the 18th. Each member
Is urged to bring another-The Lower
Village club organized at Mrs. c. A. Tom
linson's Wednesday April Il with l;
members and the following officers: Pres
ident, Mrs W. F. Harris: secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie George; work COM
mittee, Mrs w. A. Aldrich, Mrs. w. W.
Robinson.
A burial service was conducted by
the Rev. NJ. T.. Bacon at the River
Bank cemetery Saturday afternoon
for Mrs. Randella o. Spear whose
body was brought here Friday from
Amherst, Mass. where she died March
90. Mrs. Spears nephews and wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Hale Of Gard
ner. Me. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e
, Hale of waterbury Center and cousin
Mrs. l.. G.. Moody OF Montpelier Were
here to attend the burial.-Mr. an
Mrs c. o. Hale went home with Mr.
and Mrs. w. e.. Hale for the week
end,-Conrad A. Adams. b. s., assis
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guardian Tor John {. Reagan, VS.. f. a.
BARBER ana n. .. Herrick. is set Tor May
~ in FRANKLIN county court. In the recent
trial or this case the jury reported as
agreement and the plaintiff fled motion
for new trial at the present term OF
court Arguments on the motion were
made and the court took the matter under
consideration with the result stated.
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ALBURG

Mrs. :. II. Martin AMI daughter.
Iorrinc. returned to their home
in Rutland Friday after spending some
time at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
X. Martin.-The card party given for the
benefit Of the Library association ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Q. Bell last
week was well attended and over go was
realized.-The members of the Eastern
Star and masonic lodge will hold a Joint
installation of officers Saturday evening.
There will he n dance in T'lynn's hall
Friday evening. Music will be furnished
by Lynch and Bordcau of PlattsburE.-
The ice in this part Of the lake adjoining
Alburg shore was driven out saturday
afternoon by tho north wind and now as
far az one can 50" ia open water
States Attorney Homer Keelcr of South
Hero was a business visitor in town Mon
day.-N. 7. Mott was in Burlington on
business Saturday.-F. l.. Corse Of the
customs force was In ST. Adams on Of
fetal business Monday.--Mrs. Jane Flynn
of Milton is II guest of her son. w. T..
Flynn.-Mrs. w. W. Stiles and Miss Helen
Robinson were in st. Adams Saturday
George r. Jarvis OF Burlington was in
town Saturday.-fIenry Allen OF st Al
bans spent Sunday with friends here. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Iadd of Burlinston Wis
tied at the home of their daughter Mrs,
W. J. Maurice last week
Mrs. n. a. Lessor and Mrs. Euretta
Darby have returned from Detroit,
Mich, and Cleveland, Ohio, where they
have spent the winter.-Mrs W. l..
Flynn is i'll with measules.-AIrs. A. W.
Darby spent Friday in Rouses Point, y.
I.-Word has hcen received OF the dca III
of Herbert Mott Of Seattle, Wash. Mr..
Mott was Il former resident here.-Mr.
and Mrs. Il. H. Roberts were visitors in
Rouses Point, y. y. Monday.-Mrs Fen
ton Of Boston is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs " L. Kingkley and family.
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FAIRFAX

Mrs u. Church of Queen City Park is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. O. wilkins
The Rev aud Mrs. \. H. Webb have
zone to the annual Methodist conference,
which is being held in Springfield. The
Rev and Mrs Webb arc to return TO
Fairfax for another year. horseback
riding is growing more popular with the
young people in town.-Thc Rev. S :.
Brigham and r. C. Ballard arc confined
to the house by illness There will be q
union prayer meeting on Thursday eve
ming at the home of A. r. Bceman.---W.
!. Trombly has returned from Passumpsic
where he was called by tho death of his
mother.-The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Smith of ST. Adams have been
visiting their grandfather, G. II. Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ufford were call
ed to Burlington last week by the illness
and death of Mr.. Uffords sister. Miss
Mary Ufford who has been seriously Ill
all winter. The remains were brought here
Saturday and the funeral held in the Bap-
fist Church Monday.-Miss Clara South
ard has gone to Fletcher, where she VIII
teach the spring term of school-Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Leach and two songs Of Georgia
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Marvin
April 1s%Miss Helen Mitchell has return
ed from visiting her brother, DR.. S. Mitch
ell, in Richmond
The funeral of Mary NJ. Uhord was
held Monday afternoon at two o'clock
at the Baptist Church the Rev Elisha
Sanderson officiating. Burial was in the
Beaver cemetery. The bearers were:
Leonard Story, II. O. Stiles +. G. Stafford
and =. S. Ufford Miss Ufford was the
daughter of Samuel and Mary Buck
Ufford and had lived nearly all her life
on the ufford farm at Beaver, leaving
there about II years ago to live in Fair
fax village. The deceased was of sterling
character and will be greatly missed by
all. She is survived by one brother, w. A
! Ufford of Fairfax; "A nephew, p. s
! Ufford of Middlebury and one grandniece
Among those from out of town TO attend
the funeral Were Mrs Elsie Story and
son. Leonard, of Fairfax, Alberta Beo'
man of st. Adams, f. c.. Stafford of Bur.
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Ufford OF
Mddlebury and II. o. Stiles Of johnson.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The residents Of tho village responded
nobly to the call sent out asking every
body to assist In the big spring drive to
clean up the park Tuesday afternoon
The volunteers are to be commended for
their good work and the village now has
reason to feel proud Of the clean APP
pearance Of its park.--Mrs. A. Il. Ross
left Wednesday for Montreal for a two
weeks visit.-Mes Gertrude Rooney.
formally Of East Fairfield. has returned
TO her home In Schenectady. N. Y.-Mrs.
T. A. Dufrcsno. Miss Sarah Leach and
Max Manahsn visited in st. Adams re-
cently.-Iiolden Maloney and James
Manahan we're in town Sunday.--Norman
OConnell of st. Adams is visiting at the
home Of Garrett Fitzgcrald.-Albert
Morcy has returned home from Bakers
field. where he has been visiting at the
home Of Howard Farrcll-W. j. Bros
seau Of East Fairfield and Miss Matilda
Marsha of Enosbure Falls were united
in marriage at st. Georges Church in
Bakersfield Monday. The Rev. Father
Curiercs performing the ceremony.-Sev-
cral people from here arc in ST. Adams
attending tho Reed Webster trial-Sev-
cral members of Eagle lodge, No. e.
attended the funeral Of Frank Davis in
Bakersfield Sunday.-B. f. Reynolds
made a generous gift of 10 cords of wood
TO the Congregational Church.-Tho In
tcr-Church World Movement, which is
being conducted throughout the country.
was received with splendid response by
the churches of this place. the required
sum being raised in n single day.--A
social dance is to he held April 80 in the
1sham House hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Fox and daughter spent Sunday with
Mira. Foz's parents. MI. and Mrs. Thomas
McMahon. Tho sugaring season is
practically over The majority of farm
ers report rather q poor season in grade
and quality.
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SWANTON

Frontier Lodge Seventy-sN. 80. II, r.
& a. NJ, held its annual meeting Tues
day evening, April 49, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: W. NJ, f. Wilson Day;
S. W., w. G. Spear; J. w, r. II Blake !;
secretary. Everson X. Smith; treasurer,
c. A. Webster
DIR. Fl. L. johnson and Or. Hyatt of St
Adams We're in Swanton Monday.
C. l.. Smith was a business
visitor in St Adams Monday.-The
Rev. +. A. Woodwork is attending
the conference at Springfeld.-C. T.. HILL
of st. Adams was in Swanton Tuesday
evening-Mrs Martha 1.ampman Curtis
died at the home Of Charles Bell Tuesday
evening. April e. after a brief Illness.
The funeral services were held from the
home Friday afternoon. the Rev. Mr..
Woodwork officiating. --Goorgc Elwood of
Burlington has been passing few days
in town. Mr. Elwocd has sold his home
on Church street and will reside in Bur
lington.-All the regular church services
of he Methodist Church will be suspend
ed next sunday on account of the pas
tors absence at the conference.--A sill
ver tea and social afternoon were held
Saturday at the home Ct Mrs. \. Il. An
dcrson oil Church street Tho affair was
under the auspices of the Woman's Home
circle and was attended by q large gather
irg.--1n addition to the officers elected
AT the annual meeting Of Seventy Six
Lodge. 80. H. +. and y. NJ. the following
appointments have been made: s. n.
Homer ITunecrford: i. D., T. Batchelcr;
:. :. George LaSallc j. s. Eugene Yates:
marshal. &. f.. Ifail chaplain, +. It
Bradley: tyler, William Ncibcl.--E G.
Eimball has moved his family from the
Pencil house on Canada street to the Tul-
ar house on Church strcet.--Cnion serv'
ices were held at INC Methodist Church
sunday night and there was a large con
grcgation to hear Mr.. Woodworth'S clos
| ing sermon Of thc conference year.-Mrs
\. G.. Webster has returned from n s"v.
oral weeks trip IN the south. on her way
back Mrs. Webster visited in Washing
I ton, D. &C. l.. Smith local director fol
: the Inter-C hurch World Movement was
/ the four minute speaker at the ConGre
cational Churcn Sunday. The leaders o.
the campaign will meet Thursday nigh
with Mrs. T.. W. Everett and make flna
arrangements for their drive which is L
be made next sunday. The local appor
tionment is S9p.-Thc high school base
, ball team is arranging games Wit
teams in the surrounding communities.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Tatro of Canada
street April 14.-D. II. 1ngham Of Port
Arthur ont, was a recent visitor in
town.-Albert L. Thompson of Togus,
Maine. arrived in town Friday for an ex-
tended visit with friends.-Wildey Re-
bekah Lodge. No. 16, I. o. o. F.. will give
a social dance on Friday evening, May
eth, at Foresters Hall. A buffet lunch
will be served. Bostwicks orchestra of ST.
Adams will furnish music for dancing
Deputy Collector of Customs II. b. Cor
liss has purchased a new Ave passenger
touring car.-Luther Nye of st. Adams
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T.. Nye of Franklin street.-L. o. Nye was
% recent business visitor In Montpelier.
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MONTGOMERY

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Pratt of East Berk-
shire passed Tuesday al F. s.
Pratt's.-Clarence Hale has let his place
to Horace Observation-Disclosures Russell has
bought Henry Murrey's house.-Donald
Farrer of Boston has been passing few
days at Clarence Haiie's.-Henry Murrey
is going shortly to live at Richford.-
Rev. and MIS-. A. Kirkncss spent Thurs
day in Enosburg Falls visiting friends -
Carl Smith and daughter, Elizabeth, Of
Boston. spent the week -end with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of Black
Fal!s.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Russell are
the happy parents Of a fine daughter born
last Wednesday.-C Parker Of North
Troy spent part of Saturday and Sunday
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Matt
S. Parker.-Mr. and Mrs. F. u. Baker
of st. Adams were in town recently
Miss Hattie Swan has returned home from
Richford.-Mrs. Z. b. Swan Is Wis.
itng relatives In Richford and Burlng.
ton-Hobart Baker Of st. Adams visited
relatives here recently.-Mrs. Donald
Casavant of Richford passed the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Copeland.-Mrs Frank LaFoun-
I tame Of Boston visited in town recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boynton of ST.
Adams have been visiting Mrs Lewis
Bombard.-Mss Clara Wheeler has gone
to Springfield as the lay representative
to the Methodist Episcopal conference now
being held there and will afterwards go
to Philadelphia to visit her sister, Mrs
George Pratt.-A very enjoyable social
evening was held in the school house Fri
day when about 40 young people had a
good time Games were INDUCED In, cake
and coffee served and at the close an
Epworth League was organized and the
following officers elected; President, Miss
Mae Richardson vice-presidents, Miss
Blanche Jewett Miss Fuller, Miss Scott.
and Lawrence Pratt; secretary. Kenneth
Casavant; treasurer, Mahlon Moffett. The
league will hold its first meeting Sunday
night at $50.