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Evening journal., 1920-10-21
MSWINEY HAS
LOST MEMORY

LONDON, oct. q UNITED Press-)--
weakened BY severe paroXysm Of de-
llrium yesterday Terence MacSwiney
was said by relatives 10 have lost his
memory. Relatives said he failed to
recognize them
The Daily Chronicle said today that
prison officials fed MacSwiney with
brandy and beer extract Yesterday
while he was unconscious following
a delirious spell MacSwincy was said
10 have been enraged at what he
called trickery and 10 have refused
nourlshment.
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WINS p ( UOTIOCK nFAD

Suffering a stroke yesterday after
noon. Mrs p. s. HOllock. aged 60 years.
OF 907 West street, WAS removed to the
Homeopathic Hospital where she died
shortly after A O'Clock last evening Of
cerebral hemorrhage After the AZ
tack she did not regain consciousness.
Mrs. Hollock had no relatives here
Efforts are being made 10 locate a
niece in New York.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
REn MEN,s MEMORIAL sERN1CE.

McmOrlaI sorNlces VIII be hold by
the Improved Order NJ Red Men in
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jackson streets, on SUNDAY evening.
An appropriate program has been ar
ranged Members Of the degree Of
Pocahontas will meet at Red Mems
hall at 6i5 o'clock to march in a body
to the church.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
GEL ELKrnN LICENSE

Miss Mac .. Hayes, OF Wilmington,
and John 4. Robinson, Of philadel-
phia. obtained a marriage lioeRse at
Elkton, Md, yesterday.
James n. Crayton. Jr, OF Whining
ton, and Miss Elsie Legs, Of Philadel-
phia, obtained marriage license in
PHILADELPHIA Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
RFVTVAL AT Second CUIRCH

The Rev w. II. Hodges, pastor Of
the First NJ. p. Church will preach in
Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth Avenue,
and Anchorage streets. at the Revival
meeting tonight
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
TAKE MARRIACF IicFNsrs

Magistrate Stradley has issued mar
riagc licenses 10 Daniel T. Baker. 1926
Bennett street and Sallie May McKin-
ney, 400 Poplar street: Thomas Ath-
arlarakos, Detroit Mich, and Kath-
crime Oovatos, 2iOi Boulevard.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
PAINT PENNSY FFNCrS

Painters in the employ OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company are paint
ing The iron fences about the com
pany's property in West Front street.
This is the flrst Time the fences have
been DaLDed siEce 1914
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
ROC SLOWS UP RAuRoADs

Inc heaNy fog early this morning
caused every southhound train on tho
rennsy iNania railroad lines 70 be from
t.Lrg 70 iortN-hNe minutes late Al
feet ahead Of The pilot Of their en-
Sines. vi
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
TO FENCE IN DEATH Horr

Council Forwood reported to City,
Council last night, that Ezekiel
cooper, cashier OF the Farmers
Bank, representing owners Of the
quarry hole at the foot OF Pine street. 3.
in which several children have been
drowned, had made contract to
fence In the quarry with iron posts
and barber wire.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
THIN, FRAIL
FOLKS NEED
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate ia
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to Increase strength, Vigor
and Nerve Force.

. Judging from the countless prcpara-
tons and treatments which are continn.
ally being advertised for the purpose Of
making thin people heshy, develoning
arms. neck and bust. and rnnIarin. ....i-
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
EpMnRTr AiEETING TnNIGHT.

A MEETING OF INC home missionary
society OF Epworih NJ r. Church will
be held this evening al the church at
Tenth and Lombard streets. All mem
bers are asked TO presnt.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
DINNER DANCE AT DU pONr

me management OF Hotel dupont,
has arranged a dinner-dance 10 he.
held in the gold ball room. on Novem-
Der ?, at which election returns. both
state and national, will be announced
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
POSTPONE NEGRO CONvENTION

The State Convention Of Lhe Dela-
ware Negro Civic League, which was
TO be held in Dover tomorrow and
Saturday, has been indefinitely post
poned because Of inability TO get a
suitable meeting place.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

tpidcins ugly
hOllows and
angles b Y
the S o ( {,
curved lines
Of health and
beauty, there
are evidently
thousands Of
men and wo-
men " h o
keenly feel
their eXces-
sive thinness.
Thin n ess
and weakness
are often due
{ o starved
nerves. o ur
bodies n ee d
more phos-
phate than Is
contained in
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
BRAIN TESTS.
By sam Lloyd.

MINUTE no ANSWER THIS.
No. 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
CAMBRIDGE

E. c. Wells was a visitor In Shelburne
and Mrs. E. II. Olmstead
were visitors Of Mrs. T. II. Newton Mon
day.-W e. Jones Of johnson was bus
mess visitor here Wednesday.-Mrs. w.
S. Payne Is in Burlington with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ernest Blanchard.-Russell
Goodsel of Fairfax has taken position
as clerk at the hotel.-The Rev. A. A.
Mandigo Of Island Pond was a recent
guest Of the Rev. w. H. Gould.-Mrs
Reba Young and children and Miss Car
RE Tucker of Burlington visited In town
Thursday and Mrs. Burton Car
penter Of White River Junction spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. La
point.-Guy Perry and family have NOV
ed from Jacksonville, where they have
spent the winter, to their home here.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Stafford have been in I'm
derhill to visit their daughter. Mrs, John
Hitchcock-W. l.. Weston Is employed as
chef at the hotel.-C. p. Robbins of Hen
mixer n H., was q weekend visitor here.
Mr.. Robbins was a former resident Of
Cambridge-Mrs. L. w. Patch received
news last week of the death Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Hollis Montague. in Handley.
Texas.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebser
were visitors in Burlington Sunday
Mrs. Linus Leavens was a visitor in
Burlington Monday and Tuesday.-Miss
Edith Short of Montpelier Seminary spent
Sunday at her home here.-Mrs. H. n.
Gray and Miss Dorothy Hnman were WISH
tors in Burlington Saturday.-Dr. George
IL. Newton Of Waterbury spent the week.
end at his home here.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Smalley of Morrisville visited friends
in town Sunday,
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HAPPENINGS IN vermont
CONTINUED from pngc fourD

dren. The first IL years of his MINIS
try were spent in Metho list Episcopal
churches. The subsequent years were
in Conversational churches In Port :
land. Conn, weykridgc. Colchester ana
bakersfield. Funeral services held IN
the parsonage were conducted by the
Rev. A. H. Ross of East Fairfield as.
sisted by the Rev. G. G.. Merrill OF
burlington and the Rev. +. w. Day or
Swanton. Those present from out OIL
town were: Mrs. II. u. stewart OF
ca,bondale. Pa. r. sister: FRANK 90
Smith of Bethlehem. Pa. ana Lester
O. smith Of Maplewood n. D., broth
crs; Mrs. L. O. wales of Waybrfdgc
y. Chalmers Smith of Detroit. MICH /:
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Dewey smith OF
Morrlsvillc: Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Day OF
Ropton; Or. and Mrs. Il: y. Dwineli OF
Eoston; Wesley w. SmNh of Buriing-
ton; Miss Ara +. Smith OF Newark
n j.
rhe sophomore class OF Brigham
Academy will present the play Ihe
Adventures Of Grandfather Friday
evening. May a. Miss Anna Smith of
Newark, n. j., who was called home
H. tho illness and death of her father.
the Rev. Wesley w. Smith is spending
a few weeks vacation at the home OF
her mothcr.-Dr. and Mrs. Franklin y.
Owinell who have been spending the
past week in town. have returned 10
their hons in Boston.--Dr. bandon
Absrnethy is on n business trip to
r!idlcbury Services were hold at
ths Methodist Church last Sunday 1t Is
expected that there will be service
there next Sunday also.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Powers and Miss Leila Cowan
,s Riohford visited Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cownn Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John 3
Barr entertained relatives from Mall
ponvilie. Que, Sunday.--William Pear
son of Essex junction has been spend
ing few days in town with relatives.
--NB ". W Smith. Laughter. Anna.
snd Sons, Richard end Pierce. returned
from Mi66iobury Monday evening"
Miss Florence Maynard spent the
week end at the home OF her parents
Mr. an6 Mrs. Frank Maynard.-Wi'-
liam harrington was III Greensboro
with relatives Sunday.---A business
meeting Of the y j.. =. was held at
the home of Mrs Coldia Brady, Tues
day evening.
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ALBURG

: Mr. Austin Of Morrsvillc spent Sun
slay-with his sister. Mrs. h. J. Young
and family.-Eugene Monaat of the
Canadian border has sold his farm TO
parties from Boston. Possession is to
he given immediately-The Rev. and
Mrs. Schoff and family have arrived
from Walden. their former charge. The
social held in their honor Friday eve
ming was we'll attended.--Edwin James
and Silas Chesman have returned from
Boston. where they have been in the
interest of H. b. Hood & Sons Cream
cry assOciation.-IIlmer A. Robinson of
J.acolle. p. O.. spent Sunday with Mr..
md Mrs. r. r. Lessor.-The Mothers
Day social held at the Congregational
Church Saturday night was success.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. McKeene and
family are soon to move to Malone,
y. Y,
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the Library association will
he held at the home of Mrs. w. o. Nor
ton this afternoon. There will be the
usual literary program and covered
Nish lunch will be served-At the an
nual VILLAGE meeting held in Flynn's
hall Tuesday the following officers
were elected: President. c. Fl. Peter
son; clerk and treasurer, c. II. Peter
son; trustees. A. w. Darby, II. W.
Sheldon, a. g. Blair. w. o. Morton and
j. Mott: library trustees for five years,
Mrs. w. Il. Flynn: auditors, q. y. Bell.
q. Scribner and II. j. Trudeau.-Mrs.
w. .. Morton was in Burlington last
Friday evening and gave one of the
numbers at the Wilder concert held at
the high school assembly hall.-Mrs E.
IL. Corsc Is spending some time with
relatives in Montreal.-Mrs. F. L. Car
gill is visiting in Brattleboro.-M
walsh and c. l.. orion Of the Customs
force in st. Adams We're business visit
,ors here one dAy last week.-W. NJ.
iRockweE was in Boston on business
the firs. of the week.-The Rev c. B.
Davis. who has occupied the Methodist
5pulpi2 at tho Center, shipped his house
hold goods to Walden last week, where
ne and Mrs Davis will be located
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mexican and two
children leave for Malone, N. T., the
e1atter part of this week They have
bought a home there and Mr.. Mexican
who is a conductor on the Rutland
ROAD will have run which will allow
him TO make hia headquarters there
sThey will be missed here in church and
social work.-Plans are being mado tc
produce local talent play under tht
auspices of the o. L. ST. sometime be
tween now and June first. Tho play
viii be directed by Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Lapelle Of Auburn, y, " visiting
At tina homo of Mr. and Mr9. william
N. Rockwell and have been yengageC
far soma years in theatrical work
.MT. and Mrs. W. ". Flynn are moving
:dnto the rooms In the block, which the,
purchased some time ago and to which
they have recently made quite cxten
sire alterations and repairs.-Mr. ant
Mrs. H. j. Darby have been visiting
friends in Clarenceviils this week.
Frei Hislop of Johnson is in town oil
busi;fNss
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

Services at the Union Church for the
week as follows. The Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Charles Russell Thurs
day afternoon. Epworth League Satur-
day evening Mt the parsonage. Services
next Sunday. preaching service at 1890
a. m. Bible school ut 1880 m.
Mrs Lewis Rock. Jr., is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.-The Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Charles Russell this
afternoon. Rev. Mr. 13oag of South
Hero preached to an interested audience
last Sunday morning The advanced
pupils from all schools met at the gram
mar school Tuesday evening for SPELL
ing match. There are to be five spoilers
chosen from each town for county con-
test.--K al herine Branch is teaching at the
Donaldson school as regular teacher
Helen Tobias is having trouble with her
eyes.-Marion Mctiowan spent several
days with her parents the last of last
week
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JEFFERSONVILLE

The q. ID. Griswod. Inc, saw MIL
which has been rebuilt TO replace the one
burned several months ago, commenced
saving tho years stock of logs Ihuls-
day.-B. T.. Reynolds and w. D. Scout
family Were in Waterbury Thursday'-
Mrs. Josie II. Carpenter and two children
of White River junction are visiting rela-
tives here-Several of the girls ~ 'he
Philathea class and of the higir' schooi
went to Burlington Friday morning 10
the Older girls conference.-the, and MIS-
Vern Powell have moved to Jericho where
they have purchased c. n. Styles iarh''
Mrs Della Rousseau returned Thursoa!
from visit in Burlington
Harold Thomas and Clyde Cheeseman
returned the past week from GraniteVi'ie,
The senior play 1.-The Arrival OF kl'ty'
was given very successfully at WAFER
VINE Friday evening Me'enus
came from Boston on his motorcycle rl'
day' returning Sunday.--Over 100 coup'e'
attended the May ball at Hotel Meiehus
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WATERVILLE

Mrs. Rogers gave a fine Mothers Day"
sermon at the Union Church Sunday. APP
Dfopriate music was rendered by the
choir.-Mrs. Fl. j. Beard was in Johnson
Monday.--Oscar and Rachel Lanou were
guests of their sister, Mrs. c.. o. With
erel last week.-Mrs.. George Beard and
Mrs. +. n. Stearns were visitors in Cam
bridge Tuesday.-The play "Parson Poors
Donation was repeated Wednesday,
Over 5000 was taken in.-Mrs. Charles
Bragg has been called to Highgate by
the illness Of her grandson.-The Rev.
and Mrs George Westcot visited relatives
in town last week.-George Morrison has
new Buick.-The republican. caucus
will be held at the town hall Saturday
evening. May is. at eight o'clock.-Mr.
and Mrs. e. C. Tillotson Of Morrisville
visited his parents over sunday.-The
Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. II. A.
Jackson Wednesday evening.-Several
from this place attended the farmers
meeting at Burlington last week.--The
Rev. C. F. Austin has gone to Manches-
ter, Conn, to preach. A farewell recep-
ton was given him Wednesday. Mrs.
Austin will go later.-Dr. and Mrs. q. b.
Hulburd OF Jericho visited relatives in
town last week.
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on Friday evening. Excellent music was
furnished for dancing by Cabana's Ave-
piece orchestra Of Burlington and
Mrs. II. A. Smalley. of Morrisvil,e. were
weekend visitors at r. p. Butler's.-M
ter Vincent Tucker Is very III with COM
plications following influenza. The "Shep-
herd or the Hills is the movie attraction
at the town hall on the 18th, with matinee
In the afternoon Miss Mildred Powell
who teaches in Belvidere. was a week.
END guest OF her parents here. Mrs. Dam
lei Howe entertained her sister from
Morrisville last weck.--Fabyn jacques Is
still confined to the bed with complica-
lions following scarlet fever-Leon
Jacques was at the Fanny Allen hospital
sunday to see Dana Bean, who is In a
serious condition.
Ruth Thayer and Vincent Tucker are
critically ill.-The Rev. II. t. Harmed of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. a former pastor
here, Is to preach at the church Sunday
morning. May 16.-James Harmed of ST.
Johnsbury and Miss Reba Porter OF John
son were married at the brides home
Wednesday evening. May 12-H. l.. Por-
ter and family of Johnson were at /. NJ.
PowelFs Sunday.-NIr. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Kneeland were in johnson Sunday-The
Rev. Evan Thomas preached at the
church Sunday morning. Mrs. Mary Gill
more has returned from a visit In Bur-
lington.-The Arrival of Kitty" the play
given by the senior class at the town
hall Monday evening was we'll presented
to an appreciative audience 1t is to be
given at johnson Friday.-Donald Haw-
ley was in Morrisville Tuesday.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Iri.e OF unknown origin destroyed all
the farm buildings Of Allen Hall last
week together with some livestock.--Mrs.
William Kelley and daughter, Eleanor,
who have just returned from New York,
spent the weekend in town.-Julius Sey-
mour spent few days in town last
week.-Mrs.. Fred Pearo, Jr.. spent the
weekend in Grand Isle.-Mrs Therisina
Hell Is in town.-There will be a dance
at the NJ. w. A. hall Friday night.-Mrs.
Anna Botsford and daughter, Mary, were
in town Sunday.-Wacren Simonds and
Everett Jarvis have Ngone TO Boston,
where Mr.. Simonds expects to purchase
a car. From there, they go to New York,
where Mr. Jarvis will visit his sister
Rena.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaBombard
have returned from New York for the
summer.--A daughter Mabel Veronica
4 was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Latoneau last
week.-Mrs.. Jessie Glynn is visiting In
,Alourg.--Mr. and Mrs Howard Stewart
anotored from Noyan. Canada, last week
Miss Pauline Lawrence spent the week
ead In AIhurs-Mcliaro IaBomoard, sr.'
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Mrs. +. Il. Race of Burlington has been
the guest Of friends in town.-Mrs.
Arthur Way of Hartford, Conn.,, is maxi
ing an extended visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Dodds, at the Irving
House, Hazen has gone to
Hartford, Conn, TO stay couple OF
months with his daughter. Mrs. Gordon
Hicks. whose husband is superintendent
of the State school for the blind.-Del-
bert Mcmahon of Burlington has been a
guest OF his sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Dodds.-
William Best is making extensive re-
pairs on his residence and improving the
outside appearance by putting in dormer
wjpdoWs
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RANDOLPH CENTER

The University club of Randolph met
Monday at the V. S. a. dormitory. q. l..
Green was the host. There was a spirit
ed discussion on the bonus to soldiers
question and other live topics-Members
Of the Philathea class gave a farce How
the Story Grew" in a very creditable
manner each taking his part necely.
Promenades and games followed.
teachers and students of V. s. A. will
furnish the program at the next regular
meeting of Hillcrest Grange May To-
C. w. putnam after spending the winter
in Florida is at the Randolph House for
a while.
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WOLCOTT

Hollis, the l6-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Amos Boardman, died early Monday
morning after a short illness of pneu-
monia and appendicitis. He will be
greatly missed in his home circle and
among his acquaintances. With genial
disposition and an ever cheerful readiness
to assist others. he made only friends.
who will sympathize with the family In
their bereavement. Funeral services
will be held from the home Friday.-L. C.
Udall transacted business in Barton Tues
day.. N. Colgrove and son, Frank. are
in Burlington. where the latter has passed
successful operation for appendicitis
Clyde Richardson is moving his family
bs-sk here from Morrisville and will work
for T. A. Symonds.-William Robinson
he's rented Mrs. Joseph Premaus tene-
ment and expects to move his family here
from Morrisville this week.-Harvey and
Harley Bennett Of East Fairfield were
Wis tors in town Tuesday.-Capt p. A.
Eollenbeck was home from Belvidere
Sunday-L c. Udall has purchased an
automobile. Woodland has moved
his family to Johnson to the l.. F..
Severance farm.-Miss Ethel Taylor was
home from Burlington Sunday.-A daugh-
ter was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
C-P. Miller.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. j. Spauld-
ing and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Shaw of Nor
risville were guests at C. A. Reeds the
first of the week-F B. Morse of Nor
ris~ille was a visitor at c. A. Reed 8
last week Friday.-Mrs. A. w. Foster
and son. Philip. were in Williston Tues
day, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
Davis.-B. r. Potter has moved to his
recently purchased home, the C. C. Fisher
>In l-ta nAr a.I -
b. Il. Potter farm and moved his family
here from Canada.-The Rev. Fred Rey-
nolds and family Of Maine are expected
to arrive this week. Mr.. Reynolds has
been appointed pastor OF the Pontiac ost al
Church here
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BELVIDERE CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. William Provo of Mont
gomery Center visited the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Chandler last Sunday.-Mr. Ed
munds of Johnson visited the schools in
town recently.-Mrs. Harriet Humphrey
and little daughter and Hazel Potter Of
Cambridge spent few days recently at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
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DERBY

The dance given by the Rebekahs lasu
Friday was social and financial success
Mrs. Fred Moran, sister of Mrs. MyrorI
Cleveland, died Friday at her home inI
Bolton, Mass. Her body was brought
here and buried Monday in the Derby
cemetery.-Mrs Anna Tilley has returned
from Pennsylvania and New York, whereI
she spent the winter, and is with he1
daughter. Mrs A. A. Adams-Mrs. will
liam Robinson Of bingham. Mass. ID
visiting her son, Harold Robinson.1
Kings Foster was in town last week I'd
attend the burial Of his mother.
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Cornelius NJ. Mcmahon and daugnter'
Miss Ruth, who have been away from
home seven months, visiting Minneapolis
Mimi, In the fall and passing the winter
at Miami. Fla, have returned to the'r
home In Stowe-Miss Efne Smalley, coun-
ty chairman OF the Red Cross home serV-
ice, was visitor Tuesday in stowe, meet
ing the stowe chairman, Mrs. Minerva
Tinkham, and others.-F. ID. Van Dusen
of the lower village has passed rev
days with his daughter, Mrs. g. H.,
Saxly in Morrlsville. -Mr. and Mrs. w.
w. Thomas of Morrisvillc have visited
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Collins this week.
e. w. Douglass has moved his family
from the Melvin house at the lower village
to the Green cottage" on Maple street.
Mrs. VI. Il. Jcnney entertained few
friends of her granddaughter. Miss
Catherine Cole, of Hyde Park at tea
Tuesday night. Miss Cole returned to
Hyde Park Wednesday after few days
in stowe.
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JOHNSON

George Scarf of New York city visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laraway the first
OF the week.-Walter Boyce, who spent
the winter in Florida. came home last
week and will soon 60 to Boston for the
SUMMERTIME remains of Charles A..
Riddle were taken from the tomb and
buried tuesday,. L. Pearl installed the
officers Of Waterman Lodge. A. +. 6 A
NJ. Thursday and Mrs. Josie l.. Pierce,
D. d. G. IA. installed the officers for john
son Chapter, o. f. S., Friday night.-Ed-
ward Fitzgerald was at homo Sunday
from observation-disclosures Brothers
have finished dressing their stock OF lum-
Der and Lewis Robertson has returned
TO his home In North Cambridge.-Mr. and
Mrs. D. y. Smalley were In Burlington
Monday.-E. r. Welch from Montpelier
spent Sunday vita his family here.-Don
c. Paige from Fairlee spent Sunday with
his family.-A. J. Gould and son. George,
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Martin Con-
ner In st. Adams Friday.-Mother's day
at the churches Sunday was we'll at
tended
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GREENSBORO

David Peel who went to the Mari
Fletcher hospital week before last ID
treatment, underwent an operation MAJ
5 and did not rally from it, passinI
away Friday. His son. Clarence. wen
Saturday morning to Burlington an
brought the remains home and the "
neral was held at his late home Monday
Mr. Peel was prominent and prosperoY
farmer and leaves beside his wife am
son, Clarence, a daughter. Mrs. Florencl
de Bruno. also of this town.-Mr. and Mr(
William Bates have stored their house
hold goods and Saturday went to Nashua
n. II. Mr. Bates has been for severn
years the efficient creamery manager arl
has made many friends.-W. G. Bodii1
was a business visitor In burlington sal
urdsy.-George King IL moving into N