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HINESBURG

This community was shocked to hear
OF the death Of Seymour w. Pierce OF
Thompsonville. Conn, Thursday, Fepru-
AIRY II OF acute diabetes after a snort III
ness. seymour W. Pierce was porn In
Hinesburg November q, 1885, He was edu-
Gated In Hinesburg and graduated from
the Hinesburg high school in 1904 and from
the University Of Vermont in lsW' since
mat time he has been employed by the
Bushnell Press company OF thompson
vile, Conn. This company has since be-
come the Standard Mctalwork company
MT. Pierce was a draughtsinan and Tor
three years had been superintendent OF
the shops. In October, 1918, he married
Mabel NJ. Green Of Hazardville' CONN.,
VINO survives him, lie IL also survived by
his parents. Coburn w. and Kate bush
nell Pierce; a sister, Miss Lucy beile, n
teacher in the Bristol high school; also
two brothers. Harrison W. OF this Town
ana o. Arthur. a sophomore IN 'ne 'n"-
versity OF Vernon. The family mas 'he
sincere sympathy OF a Wide circle OF
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Mrs. Katherine Loretta Harmon Allard.
wife of Louis p. Allayd Of Is Maple street,
died Thursday afternoon at two o'cloek
OF heart failure following pneumonia.
Mrs. .Allard had been III but a few days
and was thought 10 have passed the
crisis Feb. 10, but change occurred
about noon Thursday which resulted in
her death, She was born In Hoosick Falls.
N, Y, January %, 1876. and was the dauGh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Harmon. and
mp to the time of her marriage had always
resided in that place. On September 10,
1902. she was married by the Rev. Edward
=. Moynihan of Havana. Cuba. a class
mate of the groom's 10 Louis r.. Altar
Of this place, who at the time OF the
marriage had been a resident OF Hoosick
Falls for a number Of years. After their
marriage they remained as residents OF
that place for five years, after which Mr.,
Allard accepted a position AS manager of
Pease's clothing store OF this place and
moved his entire family here where they
made their home. Besides her husband,
size is survived by three sons. Charles
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ADDISON

Martin Dixie died February NJ
MS home IN Nergennes. lie had been
- resident Of thus town up To- last fali,
when he moved with his reople 10 Ner-
seancs. He had been i'll toi FIVE "eeks
vita typhoid fever. He ives ?: years 90
arc "re funrfa. was he'd here Fen.
g a. she Baptist Church aud burial
Neal nj vargcnnes officiating.
The students attending school a! Yer
games and MiddichGry are at home,
rs the schools are closed. owing 10 80
much sickncss.-Mrs. A. r. Clark was
called % burlington last week by the
sickness of the whole family OF II T.,
Bristol. They ar, row before. J.
O'Rryan ard family are II, with the
prevailing op!demiC.-Ralph OBryan is
a. home from NiGdlebury .-Fredericf
Noonan has been IL the past: week The
Themes family is il.-Mrs. Marshall il
gaining slcwlv.-The EIgin Spring Cream
cry company held i.s aInual meeting al
rs building OF Tuesday and reelected
the old officers for the coming year
The Ladies' Ala society was entertained
Wednesday al th. home OF Mrs. III. .
Fisher May Tracy has come home FOL
two weeks from Keene, n. H.. the sci,oo
having neen closed on account OF iriiU
cn2a,-Louisc Elmer ,s ill--Ruth Clark j.
in,-The little ds ughter of l.. NJ Gas,
is very i'll witt pneumonia.
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RICHMOND

The marriage of Howard Fargo and
Miss Mary Nanier took place at The Cath
ole parsonage Monday afternoon at three
O'Clock, the Rev. A. p. Clement perform
ing the ceremony. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Buley. They left
on the afternoon train for a wedding trip
to Montreai.-George Clark and Miss
Rogene Shand were married Monday
evening at 40 O'Clock at the Catholic
parsonage by the Rev. \. p. Clermont.
They were attended by Miss Caroline
Clark. a sister of the green, and Gray
don Shand, a brother OF the bride. The
brides gown was blue with hat to match.
while the maid of honor wore a gown of
brown. After a wedding trip to Noyon.
r. O., where they will be the guests OF
the brides relatives, they will reside In
town. Miss Maytie Gleason gave a card
party al her home Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Proux Of Burlington is caring for
her mother, Mrs. Josephine Paradee, who
has been ill the last week.
A banquet will be given to fathers and
sons in the vestry of the Universalist
Church Thursday evening at seven o'clock,
7 is hoped all fathers will come and bring
somebody's son, il you don't have one
OF your own. and sons come if you have
to come alone.-Mrs. NJ. j, Sabens
entertained the Louise NJ, Smiley Circle OF
Kings Daughters at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.--Miss Dorothy Averill, who
has been seriously i'll for several months,
Is falling " Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sim
mons were the guests Of his grandpar-
ents in Brookield Sunday.-Miss Eva
Berry, of Burlington, was the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. Thomas McGOvern, Sun
day Miss Ella Adams, who has been in
waterbury for some time. has returned
10 her work at the underwear factory
| The funeral of Barney Keefe. late OF VIII
liston, was held from the Church OF Our
Lady OF the Holy Rosary Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock. the Rev. A. +. Cler-
mont oficia ting with burial in The new
cemetery. The bearers were J. w. Nc
Garghan, Jonn Casey. Mr.. Murphy and
Phillip Arsins. The nigh schol basket
ball team defeated the Montpelier high
school IN a game Friday evening, score
A-ls.-Mlss Anna Heath, a trained nurse
from Barre, Mass. Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Simmons.-Mrs. Thomas Hur-
ley was recently the guest OF her son. Dan
ie. HURLEY, nj his home IN Burlington
The Aid Circle and l.. NJ. Smiley Circle
OF the Kings Daughters will unite with the
Woman's Missionary society in observ'
ance OF the annual day OF united prayer
for all missions Friday. February 20 a
three O'Clock In the Congregations
church parlors.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs. Sarah Wells, aged "A, widow. of
Daniel Wells, died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Holmes on Main
street Thursday evening at 7% O'Clock.
Besides Mrs. Holmes she is survived by
two sons in Springfield. Mass. and an
other daughter. Mrs. T.. II. Bailey Of
Cambridge. The funeral was held
from her late home Monday morning al
nine O'Clock and the body was taken
to Milton. her former home. for burial.
Roy g. Pierce returned Thursday from
Camp Dix. where he received an honor
able discharge from the army and has
Joined Mrs. Pierce at the home Of her
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mr.. Pierce went overseas about a year
and a half ago with the Second Cavalry.
from which place he returned several
months ago and was stationed Al Fort
Riley, Kans.. until transferred to Camp
Dix. y. j.. for discharge.
Leave II to Polly" a comedy in Two
acts. will be given by the Jessie Ferrin
club at the parish house Friday evening,
February %. The characters are as fol-
lows: Miss Priscilla Kitten. principal Of
the Tracy School FOR Young Ladies. Mar
garet T~each6ut; Miss Mary Kitten, a
spinster. Pauline A. Davenport: Mary
Ann Meredith hnown as "Polly'D Alliene
Teachout: Miss Octavis Harding. an in
strnctor, lnez Head; Annie. the Irish
maid. Dorothy Hunt; the burglar, Helen
Mudgett. The following are juniors at
the Tracy school: Marion Estabrook. lisa.
belle Whitcomb. Ina Sinclair, Katherine
Fielder. Vivian Winthrop. Florence
Nichols. Lillian Martin, Bernice Tyler
Ni'da Mason and Laura Ashley. Between
'he acts there will he vocal solos by Miss
esther O'Neil % Fort Ethan Allen ano
violin solos ~ Master Norman BoucAard
The play is under the direction Of Mrs
A. A. Beanan.
To-dav at 1870 p NJ the Pew, JOSEPH
Reynolds, priest in charge OF Trinity
Church. Winooski. will holh eveninl
prayer and give a l.enten instruction
at he fesidanos of Mrs, Harr!ette Bald
win, Main street.
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SHELBURNE

The school board have been presented
with a petition signed by every teacher
in the town asking for a suitable in
crease IN salary for tbs present school
year. The teachers state in this petition
that tdey are asking the board to do for
them only that which is being done for
teecher all over the State. They believe
with the high cost Of living they must
receive a suitable increase to pay ex-
penses during the present year,
A novelty shower was given at the home
of Mrs. w. II. Bacon to Miss Vida Bacon
In honor Of her approaching marriage
to Charles Durham Of Swanton.
Mira. John Peterson underwent a crit
icsl operation Monday at the Fanny Al
ler hospital. She is resting az comforta-
bly, as can be expected Miss Hazel Cas-
sldy. agent Cor the Chittenden County
Farm Bureau, has been holding a food
study each month through the winter in
connection with the Kings Daughters.
This meetig 10 be held to-day at the town
hall at two p. M, is for new members and
suggestions Of plans in other work will
ne discussed. About eight inches Of snow
fell Sunday and Monday and the heavy
wind yesterday made country roads almost
impossible.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs. Mahala 7. tBuck) Soule. widow Of
Hiram Allen Soule. died at her home on
Brainerd street Friday morning after a
Illness. The funeral IA held at
the house Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. the Rev, Richard Il. Armstrong
officiating. The burial was in Green
wood cemetery. The deceased was born
in Fairfax July ., 1897, and was there
ford in her SSrd year, She was the
daughter of Andrew and Esther OobdelD
Buck. She was married to Mr., Soule
October %, 1857. Mrs. Soule is survived
by two daughters, Miss Mira G. Soule
and Mrs. Marian Il. Campbell, widow Of
DR.. C. S. Campbell, both Of this city;
BY three sons, DR.. Arthur r.. Soule of
this city. Or. Andrew w. Soule of Bur-
lington and Carlton A. Soule of Peter
boro, N. II, One daughter. Mrs. Esther
l.. Campbell, died four years ago. and
one son, DR.. Nathan l., u. Soule. was
killed in action while In service In
France August 2, 1918,
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is III with the prevailing distcohpor'
George Woodruff, who has been ''' "
able 10 be ou,.-Mrs. Walter Fe''nse''
and daughter, Eva, are confined !" '"o
house with mumps.-Mrs' '"a''e9
Witwer OF New York city is at TIC nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Curtis oc'ns
called here by tho death of her tather' -
S. Bullock. Dennis Rood Is quite III W.T."
bowel trouble. Mrs. Hattie OTIS ~ 'afins
FOR him.-Mrs. carl Stygles is very III
with pneumonia, her sster' WIS
Andrews. of U%rderhill. is caring for ner'
Mrs. Hattie Otis, who has been III the
past Two weeks, is out.-Charies ''usS'"
of stowe has been visiting MS oauen.cr
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs waiter
Blaisdel;.--MiSa Helen Schillbamn'cr OF
Icffcrsonville was \ sunday visitor at me
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam Schillhammcr l.. {. iice WIZ
has been confined TO The house by a TAU
and the humps. has resumed her schoo,
work.-Ear, Styles, who has oeen VII
at the home Of his parents, Mr. ana MIS-
{. \. Styglcs, has returned 10 nus WORK
In Burling:on.-Mrs. Ecr' fa"ley oi
rnderhilt substituted for Edythe NJ.
fFfTH MonDhN on H'lbu'ls WI ~" "
being impossibie.-Chailos Percival. who
is in poor health, is not so wen.-Mr.
Brigham. WHO lives with his son. Warrtii,
Is In a serious condition.
Amelia Myers died Tuesday evening at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Myers. at tho age of 10
years. Besides her parents she is sur
vived by FIVE sisters, Mrs. Joseph Mire
of Shelburne, Mrs. Arthur Eminons OF
Hinesburg, Mrs. Louis Barcombe Of
Rouses Point, y. Y, Mary and Melvina
Myers of SheIburne; two brothers, John
and Fred Myers OF Shelburne.
Miss Vida Bacon and Charles Durham
OF Hiyhgate were married Tuesday after
moor at Trinity Church rectory BY the
Rev. George r. Brush.
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CORNWALL

Mrs. chester Norton has returned home
at.er spending abcj:t n week At he home
of +. w. Whitney in Bridport. where
several members Of the family are ILL
The two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
''oote. who have been i'll in Middlebury
with strip. are able TO be brought home
Robert Perkins and family will soon
move to Weybridgc. where he will occupy
the Spooner farm.-Miss Muriel Piper,
teacher Of district No. 6. has been i'll for
several days and unable TO teach.-Mrs.
Joseph Droletet and daughter. Mrs.
Beatrice Watt. and son. Allen. are i'll in
bed with hard colds. \ nurse. Mrs.
Dwyer. Of Middlebury. is caring for them.
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MONKTON RIDGE

Martha Elizabeth Roscoe. eldest
daughter Of T.. W. Roscoe, died Febru-
airy s. at the Matapan tuberculosis
hospital in Boston. following n brief
illness with pneumonia. She was born
in Monl<ton 81, years ago. and passed
her early life here. her education be-
ing received at the public schools and
Bristol high school. Later she entered
the Long Island city Hospital. at
Brooklyn. ". Y. to train as a nurse.
and graduated from the institution in
1910. soon after she baceme a regular
nurse at the Matapan hospital. and
through her efficiency ws finally pro-
NOTED to the position OF head nurse.
She was of a cheerful. unselfish dis
position. and had many friends here.
She is survived by her father, two sis
ters. Mrs. A. II. Bowen. and Mrs. d. II.
Meader. two brothers. John f. ana
Frank L.. all of Monkton; also a grand
father, Theron Roscoe. W uncles, and
several nieces and nephews, all of
whom have the sympathy OF the COM
munity. The funeral services were
held at the East Monkton Church.
Thursday afternoon. February l. al
two o'clock. the Rev. j. f.. Gothey Of
ficiatine. A quartet composed of Mrs.
Gothey, Mrs. Thad Atkins. NJ. F. Nor
gan and W. j. Cox sang two selections.
There were many flowers. among then,
being beautiful pieces from the nurses
and patients of tho hospital in Boston,
tokens of the deep affection which all
felt for the deceased. The bearers were
John and Frank Roscoe. p. Fl. Meader
and A. II. Bown. Burial was in the
East Monkton cemetery by the side OF
her mother who passed away three
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JERICHO

The body Of r. S. Bullock, who died
at Colchester Friday after a years
failing health, was brought here Saturday
afternoon to the home of Wilson Curtis.
where services were held OF Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock. Mr.. Bullock's
death occurred at the home Of his son.
Marlin Bullock.
News has been received of the death OF
James Casey, formally of this place, but
of Brigham Hin the past 1--WE years
Mrs. Warren Woodruff is quite Ill with a
cold, 1T will be Of interest to some Of
the towns people to know of the mar
riase of Miss Ora Wilson Galusha.
formerly Of this place. to DR.. Clarence
Vedder Luther OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Spaulding OF Burlington has come
o care for the Woodruff family, which
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CENTER

Mrs, Emma Dearborn. wife of Parker
Jones, died Sunday night at her home in
Hanksville Of pneumonia, She was Of a
quiet unassuming disposition beloved by
all. Besides a husband she is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. Elmer Moody,
Mrs. Frank Beane. Mrs. Carlos Higley.
seven grandchildren. one Iris Higley. who
has always lived with her. Mrs. Jones was
81 years oId.-C. S. Conger, of Woodbury.,
visited his mother, Mrs. +. S. Conger.
last week. From here, he was going to
work on the railroad.-The young son of
Harrison Larose is Ill with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery hitch and children.
of Charlotte. visited her brother. Harri-
son Larose, SUNDAY .--Cassius and Robert
Liberty were in Burlington Friday 10 at
tend the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
Mary Sweet.-The worst storm of the sea-
son visited this section Sunday, about IS
inches of snow falling.
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WALTHAM

The death OF Henry ,Jacknan from
pneumonia occurred February II at Nj.
Hermon, Mass. weherc he was attend
ing school, brought sadness TO this
COMMUNICATIONS was moi any school
In the Hunt district Monday or account
Of he big snow storm OF Sunday.-Miss
Ru Wright liz i'll with the fu.-The con-
diti II Of Madam Jackman does not i'm
pro; e.-The y. s. club did not meet with
Mrs. r. II. Davis Thursday. February l..
the roads were SO bad Mrs. A.. G Wright
ia LII
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Michael Quinlan Is i'll with an attack
OF bronchial pneumonia.-Miss Nellie
Quinlan Is il.-Mrs. Leon Devoid is spend
ing some time with friends in Hinesburg.
MI. and Mrs. Elisha Brand OF south
Burlington spent the Weekend with Mr..
mad Mrs. George Brand Forrest. the
Young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Car
penter. is seriously ill,--Miss Bessie Dow.
who has recently been III. does not i'm
prove.
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JERICHO CENTER

Word was received Friday morning OF
the death in Warren Of Irving NJ. Nealy.
Mrs. Nealy was teaching school there
and had been away from their home only
a few weeks. Mr.. Nealy is survive by
his wife. Evaline Hord) Nealy; by one
one brother. Charles of this place; by
one sister. Mrs. Hattie Packard of Bur.
lington; by two half brothers. Walter OF
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ST. GEORGE

Bert Austin Of Middlebury visited at
g. r. Peet's February m-R. II. North
and wife visited Mrs. North's brother
in Monkton Saturday and Sundays
+. Peet was in burlington Saturday
on husiness.-Edward Kehoe was at
the Fanny Allen Hospital Thursday
Clark Hinsdale and Mrs. Page was in
Burlington Saturday.-Georee Gaines
of South Burlington was at q. r.
Peet's February n.
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NOTICE.

WANTED-Harnrss make. also CONNER.
llonty work tor both. y" competition;
must have one %" other .::,NcdiatciN To
nay my block: all ready. largo store, two
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.Walpole. y. w.. price. location ami condi-
:ions will astcnish you; no such chanc" in
New England; iuvcstieat,. Address y. IL.
Atw God. Westminster Sta tion. W. II, ct. 1T
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FOR SALE

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Charles Brown Vt Florence, Mass. Is in
town.-Thcre will be a prayer meeting
FOR all the Missionary societies in town
at the Federated Church Friday after
noon at four o'clock. This is In accord
ance with the plans OF the 1nter-Church
World MnYennent
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JONESVILLE

Mrs. ". A. Church. Mrs. r. a Balch
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Alger were in
the city Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Lombard Of Montpelier a been en-
gagged to run the Berry and Shepardson
farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard will move
here March l.-Donald Church was home
from college over Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie
Carr and daughter. Marion. OF Montpelier
are visitors at the home Of A. &. Palmer.
Miss Gladys Hapgood was at home over
Sunday from her school in tssex.-Mrs,
Emerette Tyler is not IS well-Mrs.
Mary Pease has returned home from
Charlottesville Fred Berry and Mrs.
r.. II. Chessmore attended a bridge party
in Richmond Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. 3. Atkins were in Montpelier over
Sunday.-Miss Celia McGarghan is con-
fined to the house by illness,-Captain
Randall, who has been in poor health
since his return from France, is not as
well and is confined to the house.
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WANTED

W Ec-;istpcs mailer. nisV cob,'oi;
.tnty work Cor both, No com pctit'on'
trYst have tnc or otter 1rtc'irutc'y 10
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NEW HAVEN

M,2 Il, Il. Wilson and daIghters. the
Kisses Myrtle and .IUan.tu. We're in Bur-
|rHGtou FOR the wceii-cnd Miss Myrtle
Wilson of Burlington lief. Saturday night
for an indefinite stay in Ecw INtE c,t.
and philadelphia.