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SHELDON

Wallace Marvin of Newport is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs +. G. Martin
Mrs. G. F. Hogan and Miss Minnie Ho-
gan Of St Adams were in town Friday
Miss Bertha Carpenter has been enter.
tanning Miss Alyce Creller OF Alburg and
Miss Dorothy Leavens of Con,bridge for
few days.-F. &. Brown and sons Mer-
rman and Frederick. of Hartland, are
guests Of Or. and Mrs r. NJ. Brown
Miss Leona jacques, who has been visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. frankie Guard.
has returned to her home, in jefferson
ville.-Mrs William Austin Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs William Carter. Of East
Berkshire Rev. Albert Abbott aud
family are passing a few days In Barre
and vicinity-The So supper given under
the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school Thursday evening in
marshes Hall was we'll attended and net
ted over sa5.--Mrs. Ella Lanpher was a
business visitor in st. Adams Monday
Miss Caroline Maurice and Chester Marsh
OF Waterville are visiting az the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Marsh.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Bush arc guests OF Mr., and
Mrs Guy Bush.
School in the Webster district Mis-,
Kathryn Howard Of burlington, teacher,
will not open until September II
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BAKERSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brady and Miss
Anna Brady have returned from short
visit in Mortified. Major and Mrs. Lee
;. Tillotson and young son visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Tillotson last week
Mrs. William ROBBIE and children. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Walter
ROBBIE. have returned to their home in
81. Albsns,-A reception was given at
the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker
Saturday in honor Of their daughter, Ha.
Eel. who was recently married 70 Mr..
Greene Of ST, Albans.-Mrs. Alberta Wat
son has sold her home TO Mrs Rue and
has moved with her granddaughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs Jay Chaffee, 10
Enosburg. The Rev. Mr.. Hessel left for
his home in Missouri last week and the
Rev s. Leslie Reid goes TO his home in
North Carolina this week.-Dr. Lardon
Ahernethy has gone to a Ssuitorium in
Maine for treatment The Musical given
by the Young Ladies Auxiliary Friday
was enjoyed by all present and netted
the society over s3S dollars.--The Rev and
Mrs. Oscar Wells Of Craftsbury are visit
ing her mother and sister in town.--LYn-
don Cowan Of Roston made short visit
last week 10 his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Cowan.-Mrs Emma Reed is max
ing short stay in Enosburg. Mrs.
Charles Brown and daughter. Marjorie,
of Somerville, Mass are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs 4. Nincont-Mr. Brown
and Stanley Vincent are expected the
last of the week.-Mrs.. Arthur Wells has
been engaged to teach at the Academy.
The Rev Max Kelly of Fast Bakersfield
supplied at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday. There will I've services
at both churches next Sunday.
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FLETCHER

Morris Boozan has bought Of =. c. Rob
inson the farm that he has rented for
some time-Several from this place at
tended the fair at Morrtsvile. Mrs.
Bryan Marbles Of Wiliamstoun Is
guest at the Rev. and Mrs. Wills The
Youngest so nof Mr. and Mrs Rsrkyumh
is suffering from blood poisoning in one
finger broken recently.--At the Grange
meeting tomorrow night. the children
will furnish the program.
Arthur Packard and family of Jericho
called on friends IN town Sunday.-A
large COMPANY from here attended the
Morrsville fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Green
spent Thursday with relatives in camp
at HiEhCate SprinEs.--Mrs. Nina Max.
field visited in Jericho WedneSday.-Mr
and Mrs. n. e. Robinson visited their
daughter AT Winooski Wednesday,
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Joel Brown and family have moved
from the Woodward houss 10 tho farm,
recently bought in Fairfax -Prln. A. !.
Sinclair will move his family into the
Woodward house,-B. A. Croft has moved
his family into the Greenwood house on
Church street which he bought recently.
Mr.. Croft has resigned his position with
l.. l.. Marsh and will act as ianitor of
the school building this year Miss Mar
garet Scanlon of st. Adams is a guest
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Nc
Fceters.
Mrs r. H. Smith and son. Norman.
of Waitsfield, are Waiting in the home
OF Mrs Smiths sister. Mrs. F. G Far
Reid. w. Amcs of Westminster is
passing few days with his family
here.-Mss Elizabeth Bell returned to
Wallin sford, Conn, Wednesday, after
passing a month with her parents Dr.
and Mrs. A. r. BelI.--Mr and Mrs G
w. Rowse and daughter, Evelyn. Of
Fawtucket, T. J.. visited relatives in
town Tuesday.-What promises to he a
fast ball game will he played here
Friday at two o'clock between More
town and Max Prudhomme's newly or
ganiGed Athletics
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JERICHO

Mrs T. F. walsh nj A1nners,.. MIS-,
r. visiting her sitter. Mrs. William Whit.
comb. Mrs. Charles Moir,s-y il Usi;as
N Glens Fails. =. Y, for few days -
Sel,e r Parsons, NJ. and Mrs. Max Buz-
go. and Wilson Curtis were IN Charlotte
anG Saelhurue FiidaI.- .Iiaa Beien
H5s:,.hs, OF Hichnord ie yieitr.
for feS dovs al he lone of
sir. 81 Mrs, .,ran. Peass.-Mr.
are MIS-. Leighton c. Rice have re-
eur..d froD' few Hays visit st the
honi. of ~. ara Mrs s w. Paige, IN 81
has beer spending TIE PAST week with me-
rir.rts Mr.. aid Nrs. William Schi!l-
.;.n.Tr:ec, has .att-ned TO her work in
1eife-s ,sivl.e --Mr. and Mrs. Carman 8.
3russ ans Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hat
chlnson have beer Visiting al the camp
II Or. and Mrs. S. W. PaiCe in St Al
ns.-~H arold Prior. Of Burlington ives
a recent visitor AT the home of NJ. eni
Mrs. Leighton {. Rice. Mrs. Waller
Wardlaw. who has been spending fev
days with her parents Mr.. and Arrs.
Vert Brigham. returned TO her home in
| ST Adams Saturday. She was accompan-
led home by her little daughter. Mary.
who has been spending few days with
her grandparents Fred Buxton Of
Richmond. is spending few days with
her mother. Mrs. Abbie Foster. -Harry
Montague. of New York city. and Park
Brown, Of Albion. y. Y. were Saturday
and Sunday guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Hurd Montague. Mrs. Park
Brown. who has been spending several
DAYS here. returned with her husband.
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delightful day was spent Fifty-five we're
IN attendance, that number comprising
ABOUT two-thirds Of the living members
or the Blossom Goodrich family. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howe
ana son of Burlington; Edward whit
comp and family and James Whitcomb
OF Essex Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wyman and family Of Starksboro: Miss
Cleo Goodrich of Springfield. Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Metcsf and Mr.. and Mrs
Blossom Goodrich of WiIiston; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Bradley and family; Mrs
Martha Goodrich; Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r.
Goodrich and family; Mrs. Harold Engles
and family: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Towers
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westsll
and family; Miss Madeline Stockwell OF
Richmond and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Goodrich and family
Mr.. and Mrs. James Westall and family
OF Chicopee Falls. Mass; and Miss Mao'e
Snibbp ot New Jersey
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WILLISTON

Mrs. NJ. r. Wilcox and daughter. Ruth.
from Orwell We're guests Of Mrs. Will
cox's sister. Mrs James Bryant, Monday
and Tuesday of this week-Homer Phelns
Is moving his family to burlington for
the fall and winter. closing his house
here.-Mr and Mrs. May have rented the
former home of Mrs. Emma Bliss. moving
their household goods from Richmond.
their former resdence.-Reatrice and
Raymond Nalyor visited their grand .
parents in Essex Junction. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Na|yor.-Mrs. Denis Kendrew and
three children are the guests of Mrs
Nendrews parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Jennett. in PIattsburgh. y. Y, this week.
Mrs. Clarence Chapman. who has been
in Plattsburgh, y. V, the past week, has
returned.-Mr. and Mrs. Tras Isham were
out of town one day last week. The
schools in town will open for the fall
terms next week Tuesday.-Qute num-
her of tho scholars who passed the eighth
grade last term are planning to enter the
high school in Essen Junction next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt Of Burlington spent
last sunday with friends here
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RICHFORD

Miss May White, who has been living
in Burlington for tho past year, has re-
turned to this place.-Mrs. Linnie Darrah,
of Boston was a recent guest at the home
of her friend, Mrs C. w. Garvin. of
Province street.-Mrs. w. o. Sweat has
gone to Concord, y. H.. where she will
live for time at the home OF her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McGregor went Fri
day to Lowell, where they will visit
among relatives and friends for few
days.-Miss Josephine Flanagan. Of ST,
Albans. n visiting at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. C. ]. Glanville.-W c. Camp
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HINESBURG

Nlr. and Mrs. n. e. Davis are parents
Of son, born AT the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal'-Mr and Mrs. r. r. Eddy are par
ents of daughter, born August 2a--Mr.
and Mrs. F.. O. Mead and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Mckenzie. are attending the Sher
brooke fair.-H. s. Holcomb has
purchased Of r, r.. Feed the A.
Jodoin house and takes possession
soon.-Ellery Litch has purchased the
blacksmith shop AT Shelburne Falls and
takes possession at once.-C;corge Hart is
somewhat better
Mrs. Frank e. Spauldirs. formerly Of
TINS place, who has been III for several
weeks at her home in West Lebanon
\. ~, went Tuesday to the Hanover
hospitai for an operation.
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WEST MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Beauvais and daugh-
ter. Tresa. and Mr. and Mrs. John
Cadarette returned Sunday night from
a trip to Montreal and other Canadian
points -Beniam Fresh is doing thresh-
ing in Sopertown.The lawn party and
box social held AT the home Of Sandy
Thompson Thursday night was we'll at
tended The Clark Memorial band Of
Milton furnished music.-Miss IIortense
Donaldson Of Swanton is visiting this
week at the home of c. l.. Sanderson.-
Several from this place attended the
lawn party and entertainment at Camp
Wots Saturday niEht.--Mrs w. y.
Sweeney, who has been III for some time
is little hetter.-S. n. Thompson has
been entertaining his mother, Mrs. Hat
tie Fuller. of Hartford. Conn.-Mr. and
Mrs William Lamphere are the parents
Of p son, born August 2s,--Mr. and MrF,
F E. Blake spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs e.. " Wright Of Colchester.
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RICHMOND

The marriage Of Miss Tresss Char
land of this town and Charles LIE. Of
burlington occurred at the Church of
our Lady of the Holy Rosary We'd
nesday August *, the Rev A F rler.
mont offciating. They were attended
by Mrs. Lena Morrow sister Of the
bride and Fred MaEollon of BurIinr.
ton.
The Misses Kathleen. Mary and Mar.
Faret Doheny, teachers in Boston, Mont.
peller and Barre, respectively. were guests
pr Mrs, Mary Freeman and Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Doheny Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Bliss and sor
Randolph. and Ralph w. Hodges. father
pr Mrs. Bliss, all of Springfield. Mass.
have been the guests of w. B. Hodges
pr the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Perrigo
FOR the past ten dsys.-The Richmond
rornet band furnished music for the field
nay celebration in Inderhill Saturday,
L. G. Conant and family have been in
lamp a Lake Iroquoise for the past week
Moses Teelyea of Leominster, Mass. is
Visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Moses
1eelyea Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Winslow and
Two sons of Concord, y. H.. who have
peen guests Of Mr.. and Mrs F.. r. Jacobs
et their cottage at Lake Troquois. have
returned 10 their home.-Miss Cordejja
line with relatives in town.-Mr and Mrs
Herbert Riggs. who have been visiting
friends in town. have returned to their
home in Windsor.--The Misses Doheny of
hoston and Barre We're recent guests Of
nelr brother, John, at the home Of Mrs
F1sry Freemar.-aTss North Of Montreal
VINO mas been guest at the home of Mr.
fnd Mrs u. A. Johnson the past week
feturned IN her home Sunday evening
Mrs. Beaupre of Burlington and Mrs
Perry and daughter of Montreal. were
recent guests in town.-Mrs. f. $ Don
nell and children have returned from New
ORR wnerf they have been visiting rela.
ives the past month
The annual reunion of IN. da.card.,,.
of the late Blossom Goodrich. a mighty
respected and prominent citizen Of Pier
r1ond, vas held Tuesday Angus. 81 at
he original Blossom Goodrich farm.
noT owned by his grandson, Clarence
6 oodricn. Blossom Goodrich was tina
hlrect descendant Of the Tiacount Good
rch of Goodrich castle, England. created
Duke Of Kent in mo. His pioneer des-
pendants came 10 America in the Eth ZEN
hurry and the two brothers William and
ohm Goodrich, settled in Wathersfield.
Conn. William Goodrich is the ancestor
Of tire Blossom Goodrich Branch. Daniel
Goodrich, sixth in the generation from vii
lam and father of Blossom Goodrich.
ct.me from Wells to Richmond and settled
pm the farm now owned by John Keefe
The business meeting was held on the
~ acious porch with the host as chair
nan. An executive committee of three.
Mrs. Edward Whitcomb of Essex juno
ion. Mrs. Arthur Goodrich Of Essex
'enter and Mrs. Albert Wyman of Starks-
noro was elected to arrange for the next
-aInion. Mrs. Blossom Goodrich was
elected secretary. Mrs. frank Metcalf
vas as,,ed to prepare brief history of
he Goodrich family to be presented at
he next reunion. A rising vote of thanks
was hearti Y given the host and hostess
tor their cordial hospitality. A most
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. And Mrs. Joseph Quin!Ar have
|-etu-neo after a trip OF tro weeks 20
Washington and other points-M!ss
|sArAn Wdoste: has been spending week
I'm Burlington -Mrs Lenis Beers and Mr.
|aad MIS- fred Cove attended the funeral
|of relative In Lincoln Thursday W
N. Bradiey AND Mrs. Eoderic Eno and
|soa. Richard N daughter, Margaret.
spent the week. snd with relatives in
cornwall Miss Rosa Marteil. who nave
eeen ", Tor some time, Is IN: proving
Edwin Prindle is az the Mary Fletcher
|tospitai recovering from an operation
for appendicitis There was box
|socia! on the church avn Tuesday
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RIVERSIDE

.df. and Mrs. A. \. Terrill and daush-
ter Harb2ra. and Mrs. NJ. j. Wiltsie. Of
Burlington, have returned from a week
spent at Sunny Side camr.-Iienry Dick
ersoi and family were visitors in HYDE
Park Surday.-Miss Lillian Cross, Mrs
iara Bartlett, Mrs. Lena Kirby. Mrs
emma Mckee and Mrs. Alice Hayden Are
attending the meeting Of the Grand Temple
OF P|thlan Sisters at I.yndonvil1e
Adolf, 30 young ladies' FROM mere
afforded the msce laneous linen
showei Friday evening gwen by Mrs
george woodruff At her home in Jericho
Tor Miss Hope S"rthner. In honor of her
approaching marriage TO Charles Chap
man, The affair took tho form Of a mock
wedding. Mur!ol Prior, Of Burlington. has
been visiting her grandmother Mrs NJ
t.. Church.-Alr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson,
OF burlington. were Sunday guests at j.
.. M"uiton SC. II. TIaydon's family
ana their guests were at SmusEler 8
Notch Sinday.-~guite number from here
went OH the excursion through the islands
Sunday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Announcements were received in thi.
place Monday Of the marriage If
Hazel Upper. IF Bakersfield. and Burton
Greene, Of ST. Adams. on the 18th day Of
August. The bride is a teacher in the
graded school AZ St. Adams The groom il
employed as train messenger for the Amer.
lean Express com psny. After Septerher
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene will be at hom. in
AIhape
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WESTFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Ruggles, Of
Essex Junction. have been spending 2
few days with friends in town.--Reuhen
Osgood is seriously ill.--Lillian Petty re-
turned Sunday to her. position at North
field high schooI.-Irene Allen returned
Friday from visit to Miss Betty KIM
hall. of Essex Iunction.-The Boy Scouts
accompanied by the Rev. w. w. White
and Homer Grow, went to Mt, Mansfield
Thursday, returning Friday.-A reception
was given by the young people Friday
evening to Mr. and Mrs. viii Macomber
who returned recently from their wed.
ding trip
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MILTON

Luira.n c. Hocombe, Jr.. returned home
Wednesday August q from 2iday vaca-
ton trip. His route took him through
seven States and Canada, by steamer on
the Hudson river Lakes Erie and Ontario
and the st. Lawrence river. He made brief
stops al the following cities: Troy, Albany,
Utica, Syracuse. Niagara Falls. Buffalo.
Detroit. Great Lakes. Indianapolis. Cleve-
land. Rochester and Montreal. He spent
tho most Of his time with uncle in
Chicago and an aunt IN Thorntown, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Phillips and Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Norwood, n. v, and
Mrs. George Rockwell Of Sheldon Springs
visited at the home Of Hiram Bevins and
were at Camp Martin last Thursday.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. -Beeman were guests of
Mrs. II. r.. Powell at her camp at Malletts
BaF several days last week.-Dr. and
Mrs. j.. G.. lIolcorlbe and daughter, Miss
Hl'h Ho!combe, attended the Smith
taetl's wedding and reception in St.
AIbars.-The Misses Lois. Mary, Helen
and Hester Martin, Richard Martin and
Miss Tupper. who have been passing sew
era months at the Martin camp. returned
10 Essex Junction Sunday.--A lawn party
vas held at Camp Martin Saturday eve
ming aud minstrel show given by the
boys cf camp Wota ice cream and cake
an CtheT refreshments were SeTFeC IEe
party WA for tho benef!. y: the Milton
Soio church. There was larse attend
snce.
Mrs. TrldeAu and daughter Of Boston
arc visiting al tho home " orvs May
vile. MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Powell! aud
Mr. Hrd Mrs. John Trottel have re-
Turned from a several ,i3ys' trip through
Massachusetts,, Maine and tic White
Mount ains.--Mrs w. e. Cormia has been
N1s!ti;.g in Burlington Mrs. G. NJ. 1'rcn~
t:ss ard daughter, IIarjore o: s.. Adams
wc~c recent visitors in ;ov'n.-AI'ss Ellen
Wasner was In Sheldon Tuesday TO at
tend tie fair. WHERE sne acted as one Of
t6e tud1 ss.-Pr'in- ipii and Mrs. Bodne
s-ij aoa Wnfrsd have moved here from
C;rccns borc. !iltv tn. rooms vacated by
ri1.. and Mrs Fed Sowers,--Mr. and
Ms. iapIo. Wague.' of Swanton were in
town Sunday -No-nar Skeels is at home
frotn Et:.ter 1siand, having received his
discharge from the army. He was &C
co:npal led by friend. MIR. Leslie.--NIiss
Frances Cormia passed the week end in
Essex Junction with Mildred Ashley
Weather permitting. the Clark Memorial
band will give q concert Thursday eve
ning.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Peltier are
the parents OF a son. born Monday.-Mr
and Mrs, Gregory STANLEY Of Burlington
were in town Sunday.-Iierman Wells
of New Britain Conn. is visiting his
mother. Mrs Jennie Wells.
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ST. GEORGE

Harry Turrill has gone to Oklahoma to
visit his uncle.-Manford Williams was
given surprise party by his friends
Thursday evening. Mrs. Hathaway is
visiting his granddaughter Mrs. A. r,
Nilliams.-Mr, and Mrs, Earl Aver and
Two sons returned August "a from an
automobile trip of week.-The Misses
Dorothy and Katherine Aver returned
saturday from St Adams accompanied
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WEST ENOSBURG

About 100 people attended the lawn
party AT r. r. and Ernest Hulls Friday
svenng.-Mr. and Mrs. H H. Kelley
and son, Roy, and daughter, Lila and
MI and Mrs Elmer Kelley motored to
Newport August "a. where they visited
At the home Of Mr.. n. n. kelley's sis
ter Mrs, Herbert Chaffee. -Minot Aus.
tin of Bellows Falls passed Sunday Al
the home of his mother, Mrs William
Auslin
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SWANTON

, ~ io "u'"s h'""e wi RI VIZ '1dnoT
uas oeieoratioO under 'he auspices of the
""anton 'N'zen bano' among the special
'es,u,es OF 'ne dsy VIII he an aeror'sne
eN,ip't'on' so!e"'"'c "reH'nns match
uie paraoe WIN generous Prices Tor the
pest ioats. a baseball game between a
p,oheu 0"ahton nine ana the rnosburg
80 9 '.ain anu DIE osIi III INC to"n
,''' az W ,ne eVen's WI, oe s'ased on
"e'o" "e'''--'".''S H"noer'9hd
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metz anu trsnooauenter TOT ie"
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nome oi MI ana MIS- "A. u "eoster'--
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.ioH'-"e'N'ces VIII ne resu'nen NEXT sun
gay AZ the Method'st En'scopai Church
ann VIII De III charSe OF me pastor 'ne
rev, W. I. Arnold ne Lanes Ava nj
tne Metnou,st episcopal 'hurcn VIII meet
rrioaN inSted" OF NeuneSudN dS pre-
Nous'y announcer Inc meeting VIII De
held with Mrs. j. w. cross on spring
stteet'-A group on ooNs unoer the ieaoer
snip or FRANK thutter are camping at
ana SON Lie"eHyn. were ons'ness VistorS
IN burlington 'lonoaA'-Mlss LESSEE
hicard' at'er passing Two weeks WIN
ner parents MI an" MIS- I. +. hlcard'
mas returneh 10 her nome IN boston.-
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~ were SWan'on Vis'tors Saturday
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were visitors at c. 2. Catess this week
Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt. Of Fairfield, In
visiting her sister,, Mrs. Louisa Pratt
w. Q. Brown, Of St Adams, preached at
the Methodist Episcopal Chruch Sunday
--Nazsrine tent meetings are held each
evening during the week on the school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
MILTON BORO

The Georgia Independents played the
Milton Roro Stars Thursday afternoon.
The score Was ~ to 12-Russell McNail
Is at the home Of his uncle. r. F., Bull
lock.-The lawn social at Camp Wota for
the benefit Of the Methodist Episcopal
society was well attended. $50 being real
lied. Much credit is due to the commit
tee for the fine entertainment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
HUNTINGTON

MISS Ruth Sayles, of Richmond
was Sinday guest Of Mrs. T.. l.. Fuller.
Miss Ada Brigham of Remington,
SPOKE before good sized audience on
M'ssions' at the meeting of the King
Daughters. Mrs Alice Mobbs, of Essex,
rs VISITING her brNther. Arthur Sadlinr