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JERICHO

The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional Church feels happy and satisfied
with the results of their sale of December
49, The sale from the fancy articles,
aprons and holders. candy fish ponds and
lunch counters nctted them S105 The presi-
dent and directresses wish to thank the
members of the Aid, the men who con-
tributed, and every one who helped so
generously to make the sale success a
short program was given after the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Buzzell spent Friday
in Burlington.-Frant w. Pease is III and
is in the care of a nursc.-Hurd Montague,
who has been i'll with rheumatism. Is able
to be up around he house.-Howard
Day. who has been seriously ill with
bronchial pneumonia, is somewhat better.
Fred Tomlnson has been appointed
superintendent in a. L. Writings Novelty
shop and commenced his work Decem-
Der 13-Agustus Waters of Hartford
Conn, was a recent visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl y. Stygles.-Mrs.
Leon Potter of Rutland is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jackson.-Miss Ada Benedict of Under
hill was n recent visitor of Miss Clara
Stygles.-Miss Helena Fitzsimmonds left
Saturday for few days in Northiield.-
Mrs b. F. Andrews and son of Cnderhill
spent Thursday at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. n. Stygles-Mrs. Ralph Corless
has returned from Fayston, whore she
visited for a few DAYS She was accom-
panied home by her children.-There Is to
be a Christmas party at the Congrega-
tional annex Friday evening. December
a with n Christmas tree. Ice cream and
cake will be served.-Wilson Curtis who
has been in poor health the past few days.
is somewhat better.-Miss Gladys Hanley
WAS a recent visitor in St. Adams. Edwin
PARTRIDGE of Essex junction was visitor
Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Hanley.
Saturday evening, December %, there
will be appropriate exercises in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, consisting or a
cantata, Turn Back O'Time.' spe tal
music and Christmas tree for all. co.,
dial invitation Is given to the public-Miss
May Smith who has been spending lew
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kinney. returned to hcr nome in East
Fletcher Saturday.--Those in Burlington
on business Saturday were Mrs. FRANK
Kinney and son, Carl. Miss May Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Foster. Mrs. Hiram
Hanley Miss May Adrien, Edythe NJ.
Perry and Belle Il. Parsons.-Mrs. Sarah
Packard was at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Baker. in Essex Junction Monday.
Frank ". Pease. who has been very i'll
with stoppagc of the bowels, is better
Frank Percival was In Essex junction on
business Monday.-Luther Stevens. who
is at the Sparhawk sanltarium for treat
mcnt Is reported as being greatly i'm
| proved in health.-Mrs. Ralph Corliss has
! the mumps and the house is under quar-
antne so that George Woodruff has to
: carry the mail for the regular carrier
Ralph Corliss.--Carl Densmore. of Bur
lington, was in town Monday ON bust
ness.-Miss Mary Pease. who is stopping
at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
c. Rice for the winter, has gone to her
home in Essex Center for the holidays
Carl Kinney was Sunday visitor OF
friends in East FletC her.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crandall of Chicago
arrived in town this week to spend the
holidays.-Howard Fuller was in Pitts
ford Monday Mondays shoppers in the
city were Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Chess
more. Mrs. j. Il. Olmstead, Mrs. Arthur
Brassor. Mrs. Daniel Preston and Mr..
anu Mrs. w. A. Church.--Mrs. Norman
Dibble OF Briarcliff, n. Y, has been re-
cent guest of Mrs. j. L. Atl<ins.-Several
from here attended the funeral of Mrs.
Nile MCGEE which was held in Bolton
Tuesday. Miss Belle Morse of Burling-
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A..
Church-Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood and
daughters will spend Christmas in Essex
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Fay.
Reports from r. W. German, who is
at the hospital, state that he Is gaining
rapidly and expects to be soon home.
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W'ILLISTON

Mrs. Matilda Laporte, aged &C. died
December IL at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Philip Philion, of this place.
Tho funeral was held Wednesday Dec
II at nine O'Clock at the church or our
Lady or the Holy Rosary in Richmond
The bearers we're Philip Phillon. William
Hetell Frank Perkins and John Pratt
Tho deceased Is survived by five daugh-
to~G ard two so"s. Mrs phiip PNillion of
Williston, Mrs. William Roteil of Brandon,
Mis. Frank Perkins Of Middlebury, Mrs.
Addie Tirral Of shoreham. Mrs Earl
Prentiss and James Laporte of Benn!ng-
ton and Edmond Laporte of Fort Ticon-
deroga, N. Y.
Tras Isham reached his Goth birthday
Monday. His many friends gave him a
surprise birthday party on the evening
CT that day, 8, persons were present.
Games were in order and refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hiram Ishan, presented
the mammoth birthday cake with 90
lighted candles. Mr.. Isham blew out most
of the candies and cut the cake. The eve
ming was enjoyed by all present. The Rev.
II. II. Richardson made some very ap-
propriate remarks on the occasion. Tiras
1sham Is a remarkably smart man for
his age. He was seen leading his horse
through the village on his birthday. as
smart as any man. and went into Bur-
1ington and back on the same day.
The village schools had a very pleasant
time Friday, enjoying their Christmas
trees and playing games.-Blossom Good
rich will go to Saltwater, y. V, this week
to visit Mrs. Goodrich's parents. the Rev.
4. b. Potter and wife. They plan to be
gone two weeks.-There will be n Christ
mas tree and Christmas exercises at the
Methodist Church this week Friday eve
ming. Christmas eve, conducted by the
sunday school.-The village and town
schools closed Friday for the holidays
Miss Laura Parker. who is teacher in
Essex Junction. is home for two weeks
vacation. Doris Bradley. Mary Lamson
and others from the high school are at
home for the holidays.-Master Grin Prior
spent Tuesday of this week In Richmond.
Miss Wolcott, who is teacher In the
first. second and third grades. has gone
to her home in Colchester for the holt
days-The severe wind of last week blew
of the chimney on the Woodmen building
and did quite a lot of damage through
the town.-.Iames O'Brien Sr., had the
misfortune to break one rib and crack one
this last week. He is under the doctors
care.-Mrs James O'Brien and children
will spend Christmas day with her hus-
band and her sister in Burlington.
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

At a meeting of the local order 81 Mod
orn Woodmen of America, the following
officers were elected: Consul Phillip !,
Labounty: worthy advisor, Charles Byrd;
clerk. George Il. Meunier; banker. y. :. '
Musgrove; escort. Felix \. Bascomh;
watchman. f. &. Caswell; sentry. Earl
c. Fisher; trustee for one year Earl g.
Fisher; two years. II. w. Fadden, three
years. c. c. Caswell physicians. H. II.
johnson and y. y. Skees
\ daughter, Marjorie Helene, was bora
to Mr. and Mrs. Bert LaFar If pine
street December 8.
Among the cases entered on the docket
TO be tried NJ the March term of Frank
lin County Court are C.. Harcggo ".
Louis Charappa of Richford and tho
National Milks Products Manufacturing
Co., Inc. vs.. Louis CharappI. Bo'h
cases are. to collect bills claimed by
the plaintiffs Attorney l.. H. Locklan
Of Richford will appear for the plaintiffs
in both cases.
Raymond c. O'Neil. an employc of tie
st. Albans Messenger company. had =
narrow escape from serious injury and
possibly death when the big newspaper
press was started while he was in tho
pit making a. correction on ono Or. thu
forms A quoin lock was AL that saved
,O'Neil. Tho lock. which was lying On ono
Of the forms, trlgged the rollers, nus
necesstatIng the. stopping of the press.
Although he called loudly, his cries
would not have been heard in time %
save him had not the quoip lock checked
the progress of the rollers.
The trial of the cvil case of Harold
Cohen vs.. NJ. w. Jennison occurred IN
city Court Thursday afternoon before
Judge ~ n. Post and jury. This was
action brought to recover sI5l95 for goods
sold and delivered to Mrs. JonniSoH and
daughter, Miss Ella Jennisou. Verdict
was returned for the defendant
Miss Albert l.. Beeman, q member OF
the high school faculty. suffered a Sc
we're fracture of her left wrist Friday
evening when she fell on the walk at
the extreme south end of Taylor Park
The accident occurred at the southeast
corner of the park where th2rs j. I
slight grade which is usually made Slip
perry by children sliding across 1t on
their feet Miss Boeman is recovering
from sprained ankle and her favoring
the ankle is probably one of the reasons
for the accident
Mrs. Joseph LaBombard Of Milton,
died at the 81. Adams hospital Friday
afternoon at two O'Clock. The body was
taken to Milton for burial.
- The trestle on. the trolley line of the
St, Adams & Swanton Traction conf
pany near the Warner farm on the
Swsnton road which was washed out
the carly part of last week, has been re-
paired. -
Mrs. Ida Goodhnc, who has beon re-
ceiving treatment at the hospital. re-
turned Sunday ia Fai. fax.
Mrs William MSfc"v ~ south Fraulglins
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STARKSBORO

Everyone is invited 10 attend the COM
munity Christmas tree at he town hall
this evening. The oanata, "a Joke
on Santa Claus will be glvcr.--C. n.
Bickford Is recovering from an attack
of grip.-C. F. Clifford returned the last
OF the week from his duties rs petit juror
at county court Mt Middlebury.-Mrs. G. d.
Hill and Mrs. Bernice Hill Were in Lin
coin to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Purington.--Mrs. r. j. Thorne Of Bris-
tol is a guest at A. L. Whites this week.
Cornelius Ladoo Is visiting his sisters in
Burlington.-The Mems Bible class has
decided on December so as the date for
the oyster supper to be served to the
"blues" by whom they were defeated in
the recent contest. Secretary Robbins
will be present and give an address.-NIrs.
Arthur Thompson and young son are in
Bristol for medical treatment for the child,
who il suffering from All abscess on his
neck. The sale given Saturday night by
the young ladies' Bible class was n sue
cess about s25 being realized.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

North Ferisburg NJ. w. A. Camp No.
10os5 was organized September 30. 1901
with II charter members. II now has 81
members in good standing and carries
Sl05. 0o0 insurance. There have been five
deaths and their families received 1900
The annual meeting and oyster supper
was held December H. The following Off
GERS were elected Past Consul. II. r.
Bruso; consul, Harold Little; advisor, John
Devoid; banker. Frank Quinlan; clerk
Henry German; escort, Thomas Short
sleeve; Waterman, Charles Lacey; sem
try. Ezra Jewell; physician, DR.. f. 8
Lane; managers. James Higbee. c. w
Parker, Emerson Ball.
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SHOREHAM

C. II. Moore is the guest OF his brother
at the Brandon Inn.-Mr. and Mrs. w. q.
Larabee attended the wedding of Miss
Marguerite LaPelle and Alberton Baker in
Poultney Saturday,-Tho high school pu-
pills attended school in Middlebury for the
holiday vacation.-The Rev. John Thomas
occupied the pulpit of the Congrega.
tional Church Sunday.-Christmas music
is being prepared for church service Sun.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leonard left
Tuesday for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit
their son. DIR. Francis Leonard. Mrs
Francis Leonard came Monday to return
with them.-Mr, and Mrs. j. G. Moore
passed Sunday in Brandon
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the Enrol, n. Y, high school, spent the
weekend with Mrs. c. l.. Wyman. Satur-
day evening u few of their friends
gathered. Music and games were INDUCED
In and light refreshments were served.
-The CHRISTMAS services at st. Pauls
Church Will commence with the midnight
communion service at II 80 u. M Friday
evening. There will he second celebra-
tion OF Holy Communion at 10 n. m. on
Christmas day. Sunday est. stephens day.
there VIII be celebrations of Holy Com
munion at 1880 n. m. and 1045 q. m. The
childrens Christmas tree will be in the
rectory at 400 p. m.-Mr. and Mrs. II. V.
Wheelock and daughter, Madeline. arc
visiting relatives in Barre.-W. Elliott
Calsse, student at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. Boston, Is spend
ing the vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. IL. Caisse.
The Community club entertained the
children of the town under IL years of
age at Grange hall Tuesday evening.
There was large attendance, 200 chill
dren and about 100 members. The first
part of the evening games were played,
after which the children formed In line
and marched to the Christmas tree pro-
vided for them by the club and which
stood in the center of the room where
Santa Claus, In the person of II. l.. Hunt
presided and gave each OF tho children
bag of popcorn and n red apple from
tho tree. The treo was an enormous ono
and the club is indebted 20 Herbert Gee
and Joseph Hamel, who went to the
woods for It ana also set It up. The tree
was trimmed with electric lights, tho
wiring being done by C. b. Brownell and
with decorations furnished by Interested
parties and presented n beautiful aDpear-
ance and charmed the little ones. After
the gifts from the tree were distributed,
ice cream cones were served. The affair
was great success, and was due to the
united efforts of the members of the
club. Gifts of money were received from
Col. Walter Scranton. w. II. Wheeler,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Rogers and Mrs. S. w.
Paine The apples were donated by Miss
Edna Bail, and some lovely decorations
were given by Mrs. William Dalrymple.
The Rev. William +. Frazier visited In
Burlington yesterday. Herrika
Rock of the Burlington Business Col
lege is spending the vacation with her
parents.-Mrs. Clarence Smith Of Bris-
toll. Conn. is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth pnffnagle.-
Mrs. Harry NJ. Norton Is assisting In the
store of W. r. Warner and company dur
ing the holiday season.-Miss Prudence
Fish. who Is taking course of music at
Oberlin College. Oberlln. Ohio, Ia SPEND
ing the Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Frank l.. Fish
There will be n Christmas tree at the
Vergennes Methodist Episcopal Church
this evening.-Miss Mabel a. Starbride
of Boston is a guest of Judge and Mrs.
Frank L. Fish.
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WINOOSKI

Lieut. Lawrence Hanley. who was
graduated from the Winooski high
school in 1913 and then attended the
University for three years, recently
passed the examinations for COM
mission in the regular army and been
appointed lieutenant Lieutenant Han j.
ley was an officer in Company c., Ma
tional Guard of Winooski and "a
lieutenant in the World War. His
many friends will be glad to hear of
his success in his chosen field.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Barron are the
parents of an l-2 pound son, edwin
I.ous) born saturday, December Is. Mrs.
Barron was formerly Miss Emma Dumas
OF Winooski.
A daughter. Leola Glare, was born TO
Mr. and Mrs. Edward -Ladue of West
street last week.
The number OF Christmas shoppers Is
a great deal less than during the past
three or four years when the mills and
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Sunday School of Ihe Baptist
church viii have its annual Christmas
entertainment Friday evening. The
schools closed December II for a vaca-
lion of two weeks. The schools of Miss
Flynn and Miss Hayes at Baptist Corr
ners united in giving = very interesting
program of songs and recitations and
the enjoyment of "A Christmas tree.-Miss
Mary Noonan OF Shelburne has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred Thomas
Arthur Jacobs of Richmond has moved
to the farm of Alonzo Stearns which
has just been vacated by Howard
Stearns. who has moved TO Burlington
William Harris is improving somewhat
from IA severe attack of rheumatism
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Chittenden County
CHARLOTTE

The funeral Of Mrs. William Board
man was held at her late home at two
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The Rev.
Fred Rutan officiated. The bearers
were: stanton Williams Alfred Crohk.
c. N. Byington and Frank Smith.
Burial was in the Shelburne village
cemetery
The closing exercises of the Mcdonald
school were enjoyed by the largest num-
Der or people over remembered az being
present at the school house. over so people
being present. The play Departmental
Work at Squiggsbee School, was given
In manner that gave great credit to
the children and their teacher, Miss Fall
by. Santa Claus came, though somewhat
late and helped with the tree. School will
be closed until January 3. 1921.
There will be special Christmas music
at the Sunday morning service at the
Congregational Church. The subject of
the pastors morning sermon will be
GOD and Childhood" The evening serv-
ice will be at 1880 and the subject will
be christmas Memories"
The Christmas exercises OF the sun
day school are to be held Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the vestry. All
children taking part in the exercises
are asked to meet at two o'clock-The
library VIII not be open Christmas day
Tho next meeting Of the Girl Scouts
Will be held January S.--Mr and Mrs
Howard Walton are spending the
Christmas holidays with relatives in
rockville. Ont, and Montreal-AIiss
Clorinda Ramsey of Middlebury Col
lege and John Ramsey of Phillips An
dover are at home for vacation
Guests at the Ramsey home arc J.
Af..tt
lings OF FL "aso. Texas, and Mss SIM
one de In @ouchere of Paris.--Msc Ruth
Spear Of johnson Normal School is ut
home for the holidays.
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ST. GEORGE

NJ. w. Hinsdale and son were in Bur-
iington Saturday.-Mrs Edward Kehoe
was in Richmond Saturday.--G. r. Poet
was in Richmond Saturday.--Edwn Kehoe
is visiting his uncle and aunt in Rich
mond for few days.--Ira Chase was in
Burlington Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II,
North and daughter. Mary, Ira Chase.
Dorothy and Maudford Williams and
Clark Hinsdale were Burlington visitors
Saturday Mrs. a. b Williams returned
home Saturday after a week spent in Bur-
lington.-Earl Aver returned Monday
after spending the weekend on business
in Bethel.-Miss Lucy Ifinsdae, who is at
tending school at Bridgewater. Mass,
comes this week for a vacation of O week
at her home here.
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SOUTH STARKSRORO

The Rev. Mr.. Shepherd of Poughkeep-
sic was at the Friends Church Sunday.
Ronald Orvs il working in the Bris-
tol bakery Mrs. Robert Young and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Birdsall and
son were I'm Middlebury Friday to visit
their father mother and sister. who have
returned from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thompson's silo blew down, due to the
wind of NUvt week.-Newel Varney picked
quart of cranberries the l5th.--Mrs
Mary Kimball has gone to Jericho to live
with her laughter. Mrs. Loren Hill.-The
annual meeting OF the Ladies Home Cir
Gle will be held the Ath at the home OF
William Taft.-Mrs. Maggie Wright Of
Weybrdge Is here to visit her father.
o. Hallock. who Is quite low-Mrs. Hoe
tor Cousins is In the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for an operation on her throat
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Crosse Point after an extended visit
with relatives In town They were COM
panied by their nephew. William Booth,
who Will spend n few days at their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Volncy Avery, of Fer
risburg. called on Mrs Avery's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wright, last week.
Mrs. George Evarts is ill.-W. III. jack
man has gone to New York with a car
load of shcep.-The children of the Hal
lock school enjoyed n Christmas tree and
exercises at the schoolhouse Tuesday af-
ternoon. While fixing gasoline engine
last Thursday Lloyd Evarts cut his right
thumb 30 severely that the services of n
physician were required to dress the
wound
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BRIDPORT

Mrs. Leo Florey IS in Middlebury help
ing to care for her sister. who is Ill with
pneumonia.-Schools closed Friday for
two weeks vacation.-Henry Doner has
finished work at Frank Allard's for the
present and is helping George Birchard.
"A young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barrows was badly burned on the
face and eyes while playing with powder
Word was received .ast week Of the
serious condition Of Marion. daughter OF
Truman and Rena Grandy. formerly of
this town. but now of Burlington. who
was badly burned by acid at the science
hall in the high school. At last accounts
she was comfortable.-Frank. young son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Casey. who Is I'm the
Rutland hospital, is gaining rapidly. Mrs.
Nisun is still there spending much OF her
time with her grandson.
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MILTON BORO

IL has been reported that Mac Bullock
was very low with diphthoria. Miss Bull
lock wishes 10 state that she Is not even
ill.-Arnold Beaupre and V. j! Bullock
were In st. Adams Saturday
Elmer IL very i'll with grlp-Dowey and
Russell McNall spent the Weekend with
their uncle, II. II. Bullock.-Miss Margar-
ct Bruce closed successful term of
school December II with Christmas tree
and exercises. She has gone to her homo
In Williston for a two weeks vacation
MT and Mrs. Hobart Richards and Mr..
and Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds were in Bur
linRtOn Dacemher Ie
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ADDISON

The Young Peoples club IL preparing
TO have n social December % Mt the church
parlors. Each lady is asked to bring n
box of lunch.--Mrs. II. w. Clark has
been spending few days with Alice
Hayward Grange held meeting
Friday evening. The installation will be
held at the next mecting.-Mrs. Manah
Smith Is again ill.-Mrs. J. L. Clark re-
Gently fell and sprained her foot.-Joseph
Hayward has been to New York with n
carload of lambs.-There will be Christ
mas tree at the church Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry eros is teaching ut the Cen
ter school to supply till another teacher
can be secured.--Stella Cross, of tho Bran
don high school, is at home for the
Christmas vacation.
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WESTFORD

Mrs. Katharine stearns is spending
few days in Hardwick with her neces.-4
Mrs. Jennie Allen and her daughter,
Irene, are home for the holiday season.
Miss Mary Jackson Is home from New
fame, where she has been teaching.
Charles Macomber and Norman White
are home for 10 days vacation from
Mount Ifermon Boys School--Mr. and
Mrs. =. ID. Irish motored to Burlington
Tuesday.-The community Christmas tree
and exercises will DC held in the town
hall Friday evening.-Owing to Christ.
mas coming on Saturday the library will
not be opened until Monday evening.
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GRANVILLE

The remains of Mrs. Gertrude Il. Bag
ley were brought here from Bethel accom-
panied by her husband. December IL. and
buried In Elmwood by the side of two
children, buried here several years ago.
MT and Mrs. Bagley were former resi-
dents OF this town.-A. II. Ford left last
week Tuesday for Ludlow. where he will
meet his sister, Mrs. Ella Richardson,
ana from there they will go to Lake Hell
en- Fla, for tho winter--Miss Gladys
Jewett IL at homo from the Rochester
high school for the Christmas vacation.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Christmas was observed in n very pleas
ing manner by the primary pupils in
their room Monday afternoon. The pro-
gram consisted of recitations dialogues
and songs. A very beautiful tree occu-
pied one corner of the room and from
this tree Santa and his helpers little
girls dressed In white wearing wings OF
rainbow colors. distributed many good
things. The grammar grades were In
vited to attend and with parents and
friends greatly enjoyed the EXERCISES
The grammar grades have given in their