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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-01
GREENSBORO

Alpha jackson Is cutting lumber for
Willis Lumsden.--ATrs. Wiley Of Water
villo Is spending a few days at the home
Of her son, Il. NJ. Willcy.--Jessie Will
liams of Highgato is spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeBrunc.
Mrs. n. G. Spers is gaining slowly
Mrs. ]. D. Wilson is still in very
critical condition as a result of tho
fall she had some three weeks ago. DR..
Ross Of st. Johnsbury was called in
council Friday evening with Or. Kinney
the attending physician.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sargent Dow spent Christmas with thor
daughter. Mrs. Farrand, at East Hard
wick,-The community Christmas tree
and exercises at the town hall Wcdnes-
day Dec. "a were we'll attended and the
children taking part In the exercises
did well.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Root of
Craftsbury visited Mrs. Roots parents.
Mr.. and Mrs a. 3. Fairbanks. Schools
in town will REOPEN January ;. Ray
Hall has boon engaged to take the place
Of Miss Margaret Gallagher, resigned
Carroll Aver was home from Morrisville
Chrlstmas-F1oyd Magoon has been
home from st. Johnsbury for short
holiday visit.--George Porter has been
appointed census enumerator for this
place,
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Miss Elizabeth Holden of Randolph
is tho guest of Mrs. A. G.. Wells for n
few days.-Aaron a. Storrs, nged IS.
died last Saturday and burial was
made in the family lot here Tuesday.
His grandfather was one of the early
mon of the town. He was born on what
has always boon known as the Storr'S
farm. and lived there till within Il few
years, when he moved TO East Bethel
to manage crcamcry.-Philip Waldo
of Lebanon. y. H.. of the class of 1913.
V. S. A., visited his friends here last
week Friday.-Miss Dorothy Dow of
East Randolph and Harry Dugan Of
Quebec were week lend visitors at G.
T. Boydon.--Prof. and Mrs. George
Mcigs and daughter spent Christmas
in burlington with her parcnts.--N. H..
and G. I. Boyden's herd of Sc registered
Jerseys were given the federal govern
ment's tuberculin test last week and
was found clear of disc8se.--At the
congregational Church Wednesday eve
ming Dec. "a there was a Christmas party
evening there was a Christmas party
Especially for the young people. An in
tcrcsting program with lantern slides
Inappropriate for Christmas after which
refreshments we're served.--NcXt week
Wednesday. January Z, Grand Master
Orlando Martin will install tho officers
of Hllcrcst Grange.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

Miss Angie Pike, who came from North
field three weeks ago to pass part of
the winter at the home of the Misses Ell
lon and ENERGY Matthews, apparently
in her usual health, was found dead FRI
day morning. Thursday night, the
ladies' with whom she boarded, went to
the church to attend the Christmas ex-
ercises and on their return found all was
quiet and supposed her resting in the
room off the living room. Friday
morning not hearing from her. they went
in and found her dead partly reclining
ON the bed with her clothes on. Mrs
Nathaniel King Of Mortified, her sister
was summoned. Miss Pike had spent a
good deal of her time In this place in
different places, having taken care of the
late Mrs. Mary Mann ana also of the late
Mrs. Emily Burroughs. She was we'll
known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisk Of Spring
field who have been in town for few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank stiles
, and other relatives, left Saturday morn
ing for their home.-Mr. and Mrs. S. w.
Howard went TO Stockbridge Saturday,
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
| Towards brother. Mr.. Rand.-Miss
| Blanche Shepard. who il passing the holi-
for short stay before returning to Phil
! adelphia. and Mrs. Harry Morton
after a several days stay in town with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Hubbard and Mrs
r. G. Morton, left Saturday for IIyd,
Park, Mass.-Miss Florence Nell, a pri
vate nurse in Springfield, who has beer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. II
| Nell. for n few days. left Saturday fol
South Royaiton TO visit her sister. Mrs
Joslyn.-Mrs. Harold Tatro of Franklin
n, H., holiday visitor with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. {. Spooner, LEFT
Saturday for her home, her HUSBAND
having preceded her to take UP his bust
ness.--Mlss Mildred Muzzey of Stock
bridge, who IL at home from Baypatl
Institute on a visit with her father, wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Stimct
last week. returning to Stockbridgo Sat
urday. Doris Allen went to Mont
pelier Saturday for n few days with rela
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Rutland County
BRANDON

A telegram was received Tuesday
morning announcing the death of Den
mis- daley at Daytona, Fla. where he
and Mrs. Daley were spending the
winter. Death was caused by his be-
ing hit by an automobile. 1t is prob
able that the remains will be brought
here for burial.-Word has been re-
ceived that Thad Spooner, former
resident, has received his discharge
from the army and is with his mother
Mrs +. c. Spooncr. at her nome III
Orange, Mass. Mr.. Spooner has been
overseas for many months.-Thc Misses
Viola and Emma Laird of Rutland are
spending few days with Miss Ethel
I,onergan.-Mrs. Thomas Lonergan and
daughter, Ethel have returned from
Rutland after spending Christmas with
Mrs. Walter S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
the class of 1919. Brandon high school.
held n reunion at the high school Mon
day evening and an enjoyable evening
was spent.--F. NJ. Scott left Tuesday
for California. where he will spend
several months on business.--Miss Maud
Gilmore went Tuesday to the Fanny
Allen hospital, where she will undergo
an operation.--Carl Mayhem has NOV
ed from the Alden house on Grove
street to tenement in the Wheeler
block on Center street.
The employees OF the Richmond Under
wear company Of this place presented
the manager l.. a. cottle, with hand
some wicker chair, and the forelady
Miss Blanchard, with beautiful hand
bag.
The Misses Susan and Cora Talbot gave
an enjoyable dancing party at the Bran
don Inn Friday evening to large num-
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LOWELL

Miss Nancy Farman went to Piermont.
n. H., Saturday to stay few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. William Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Sinclair spent Christ
mas with their daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs Cavis Toof. of North
Troy--Miss Marion Stephenson came
home from Washington, ID. c., Wednes-
day for a short holiday recess She Is
employed by the government.-Ralph
Miller of Westfield was the guest OF
Kenneth Young Chrtstmas.-Olin La
peant is moving into Ernest Banchards
house lately vacated by Mrs. Rhodes
Mrs. George Green of Troy came Satur-
day to spend few days with her sister
Mrs. 4. ]. Blake. who is iil.--The follow
ing marriages took place in town Decem-
her %: Miss Maud Lewis to Harry
Leach; Miss Lena Lapier to Elmer
Lewis and Miss Pearl Richardson to Har-
ley Taylor.-NIr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller
OF Newport Center were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Curtis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Keller visited in
South Albany Christmas day.-."Aunt
Lucy" kilbournc, one OF the Oldest resi-
dents of the town. was the recipient of
many practical and useful gifts Christ
mas and also a gift of money. The
academy students sent her packages for
New Ycars.--Thc Christmas cantata,
entitled Around the Manger," given by
tho Congregational Sunday school Christ
mas eve, was well attended and q hand
some Christmas tree was laden with gifts
for old and young. and Mrs Il. A.
button entertained q party of IS for
Christmas dinner and Robert Paterson
had his usual family gathering on Christ
nsa day.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Root spent
Christmas day with Mrs. Roots parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Fairbanks, of Green's
boro.-Tho Rev NJ. o. Smith of Montreal
and son, Frederick, are visiting the Rev
and Mrs. G. ". Rowley.-Prof. John Col
burn Of the I1dmunds high school. Bur-
lington. has been spending a fcw days
among friends here.--Mrs. John Dutton is
visiting her sister In Whitman. Mass
Tho Searchlight club met with G. u.
Peterson Nfonday.-At the church service
Christmas morning. tho Rev. Edwin II.
Gordon Of Greensboro and the Rev. NJ. q.
Smith Of Montreal participated by brief
remarks appropriate TO the day. Miss
Mary Root read n selection from The
Other Wise Man and with words of
greeting by tho pastor and singing OF
Christmas hymns, tho hour proved to he
helpful and inspiring. Tho stockholders
of the Mil Village Creamery association
held a business meeting with w. "A.
Dustan December %, when all the affairs
Of the company were settled and disposed
of--A game Of basketball was played
Tuesday evening between the academy
first team and alumni. The score was q
70 Is in favor OF the alumn.Thc week
OF prayer will be observed at the Con-
| greg8tional Church beginning with Sun
day. January 4, and the people are in
! vited to attend all services throughout
! the week.--Tho members and friends OF
! the church are again reminded of the
| annual roll-cai and business meeting OF
| tho society. to be held Saturday. January
3, at II o'clock. Dinner will he served
ny the ladies'. Members of the church
arc requested to answer to the roll-cal
either in person or by written message
Come and spend the day with us.--The
communion service will be observed Sun
/ day, January 4.
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EDEN

i. +. collins of Hyde Park was "a busl-
ness visitor in town Tuesday Mrs. l.. W.
O'Hcar and Miss Wilma Moffatt accom-
panied their brother, Robert Moffatt. to
the Fanny Allen hospital Wednesday.
where he underwent an operation and is
in Il serious conditon.-W. w. Richards
caught q fisher since the trapping sea-
son began which brought him S1lJ.--Mrs.
Blanch Collins and daughter Dorothy, of
Hyde Park called on friends here Tues
day.-IIarold Coddhlg of johnson was ut
w. w. Richards Sunday.-Mrs. EmoEcnc
Adams has returned home from Johnson,
where she has been several wccks.-It is
much desired that n good number will
attend Sunday school ut the Corners next
Sunday, January 4. a graded sunday
school Is being organized and "A good at
tendance each Sunday will make II much
more interesting for the teachers as well
as members OF the different classes --
j. W, Kinds WAS in Hyde Park Monday.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Thomas of
Sherbrooke p. c., are spending the noh-
days with j. o. Thomas.-AIiss Evelyn
Thomas is at home for the holidays
The special revival meetings that have
been held at the church closed Sunday
evenng.-The Rev. Phillips has returned
to his home in Sebasco, Mane.-AIiss
Beaulah Campbell of Plattsburgh. y. Y,
spent Christmas with her parents at
the corners.-AIarcello Potter and Reci-
Maid Davis have returned to their school
in Bakersficld.-The fall term of school
closed the Wednesday before Christmas
and the teacher. Miss Ardele Potter. is
attending the business college at Bur-
Observation-Disclosures Alezotell is slowly inn.
proving from his long Illness Gardner
bennett spent Christmas with his brother
in Sutton.-Mrs. Harriet Humphrey and
sister, Miss Hazel Potter spent the past
week at the home of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Potter.
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will boar three gold stars for the soldiers
who died in service. The rcd streamer
Twill hav, tho name and number Of the
post and the blue streamer the name of
Tho town and date of presentation.
Gary. the littIe son of Mr.. and Mrs NJ o.
Marshall. who has been very i'll with
pneumonia ia recovering and it is
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WESTFIELD

The supper for the Sunday school
pupils was a very pleasant gathering.
Twenty-siX from the primary classes
were present 1t was also the occasion
Of making small gifts of money and sill
yer to the pastor, the Rev. w. &. Mac
Farlane. and his mother. Mrs. w. II.
MacFarlane. That evening purse of
over $40 was given Mrs. Dora Hendrix
from the towns people.-At five O'Clock
Christmas afternoon, very pretty home
wedding occurred at the home of post
master and Mrs. II. D. Miller, when
their younger daughter. Ella Grace. was
married to Albert Watkins Eastman. n
graduate of Barton high school last
June The Rev. ". G. MacFarlane per-
formed the ceremony and remained to
the six o'clock dinner. The bride was at
tired IN a travelling gown and only the
parents of the bride. her brother, the
parents of the groom and Judge and Mrs.
W. Is. Gilpin. were present. Early in
the evening. they left for three days
visit with relatives OF the groom In North
Troy and Glen Sutton, Can. December
81, Mr.. Eastman went to Bethany, Conn,
where he has a position on large stock
farm. If all goes we'll there. Mrs. East
man will join him in a few weeks Their
friends extend congratulations. -Among
those in town for Christmas. not before
mentioned. are: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Currier Of Bellows Falls at Joseph God
dard's: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Myers and
daughter Of Groveton, y. H.. at Dayton
Harding's; James Traver of Worcester,
Mass, at Dudley Traver's; Miss Pearl
Densmorc Of West Burke at w. d. Bells.
There were many others in town whose
names are not obtained.-The Hunt Min
company are planning to install an cleo
trio light plant in The mill and also to
supply w o. Wright's promises with
lights. -lJesr,e -" low temperatures,
ere is not sufficient snow for lumber
ing operations ana tnv farmers generally
are lisnnnla god
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FORESTDALE

Floyd Brown, Melvin Baker and Leslie
Bird left Friday for Daytona Beach, Fla.
where they will pass the wnter.-Mr
and Mrs. Gordon Sessions, Fennimorc
Sessions of Pittsfeld, Mass, and Miss
Zylpha Sessions of Burlington spent
Christmas at William Sessions.--Rudolph
and Miss Rose Bulris of Moores, n. Y,
were recent guests of their father.
Philip Bulris.-Miss fne1 Bernor of the
University of Vermont at Burlington is
passing the holidays at her home here.
Miss Anna Collins Is passing a two
weeks vacation with friends in Boston.
Merle Brown has returned from tho
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he had
an operation upon his throat. ohm
Tabor of Swanton visited his sister, Mrs.
Philip Bulris, last week.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

The Misses Hildred and Mildred Leach
of st. Adams have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Clayton Rugg.-E. NJ. Thomas
has been assisting in Tooles' barber shop.
while Mr.. Bulls was at his home in
Plattsburgh over Christmas Miss Mont
gomery returned from Fairfield Friday
f.. NJ and Zeno Kneeand have begun
harvesting ice which is of excellent
quality and about a foot thick Seven
pairs of heavy work horses drew n huge
boiler Friday from Johnson to the G.. D.
Griswold saw mill here.-There was n
family gathering at c. n. Styles in
Jericho Christmas and relatives from this
place attended.-Mrs. Tooles and SON
Edgar are to start soon for Jacksonville
Florida, TO spend the remainder of the
winter.-The monthly meeting of the
Jacksonville Cemetery association will
be held January with Mrs. Elsie e.
Smith.-Percy Minor OF Fairfax has re-
covered from the mumps and returned to
| his work clerkng for Hawley BROTHERS.
Miss Catherine Smallcy returned from
Stowe Friday accompanied by her brother.
Clifton Powell. who has been III
with acute indigestion, is better.--Mr
I and Mrs Harry Flood of Fairfax wer,
with their parents here Sunday.--Cor'
nell Riley of stowe was "A visitor ir
| this place Frday.--Mrs. Lynn Tracy
burned her foot seriously with scalding
water last week and has been under
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WATERVILLE

Tne Christmas exercises a. the hall
Wednesday, Dec. II were attended by a
large crowd. The male quartet composed
of Edwin Thomas. Niand Stebbins
Henry Smile and Homer Stcarns was
pleasing, also the songs 'I've Been
Good" by little Genevieve and Gwen
dolin Mann and Hang Up Your stock
ing by little Wilma CHICHESTER and
Thelma Grimn.-Miss Mary Prior of Will
l.ston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold
Bcard.--Mr. and Mrs. John Silver and
daughter of Greensboro are guests of
Mrs. Silvcr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.
i. Tillotson.-A. l.. Laraway was in
Burlington on business Saturday.-Dan-
lei Bennett was in Morrisville on business
Tuesday.
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HYDE PARK

George F.. Daley and Miss jeanette Sin
clair We're married Christmas eve by the
Rev. Mr.. Mercer at the Congregational
parsonage.-Frank Mihil and Alberta
Conner were married Wednesday evening,
December 24.-The l.. c. A. basketball
team returned Christmas morning from
trip to Newport and Derby. Al both of
these places they were victors i'll basket
ball games with the schools at that place.
The funeral Of Fred Bohannon, who
died December % of tetanus, took
place Friday afternoon from his late
home. He was 3G years old and leaves
a wife and four children. He had been in
the employ of Senator Page the past five
years.
Miss Katherine Cole spent last week
with friends at Lyndonville and St.
Johnsbury.-T Misses Sienna and Doro-
thy Strong returned Wednesday from a
visit at Woodsvile, n. H.-School begins
next Monday.-The l.. c. a. basketball
team plays at Morrlsvilc this evening,
The Misses Adelaide and Annie Badger
of Danvlle spent New Years at home
r. s. Page is visiting his father at
Washing ton.-Harry Broadweil and chill
| dren of Barre We're visitors at his father S
| home part of last week.-Homer Lam
| phcr has been appointed purchasing
agent for the Town Farmers club and
Professor Crosby captain Of the Boys
and Girls club.--Murray Noble has been
spending a few days with his sister at
Burington.-The New Years ball, given
| by the local American League, had a
good attendance Il. A. Wedge and
son, Clarence, attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Harrington at Burlington last Sun.
day.-A. N. Dutton of Derby is visiting
his daughter Mrs. LaraBee. town
safe has been moved to its new quarters
| i'm IN, TOWN clerk'a nfncc
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JOHNSON

MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. Bailey and daugh-
te;' Of East Fairfield spent Christmas
with their daughter. Mrs. Charles WHIT
ing.-Honncr W. Peck has been appointed
census enUmerator for this town and will
commence his duties on January MIR.
and Mrs Lloyd Pearl spent Christmas
with his mother. Mrs. Hattie Pearl. here,
returning to Burlington Friday. His many
friends here will be pleased TO learn that
he has been promoted to assistant super
intendent in the Vermont Chocolate COM
pany.-Mr. and Mrs Melvin Morse of
Hardwick visited Mrs. Morse's father,
Orrin Foster Wednesday j. *.
Fuller and son. Robert. visited in Hard
wick Thursday.-Mrs. Hattie Pearl left
for Newport Saturday morning Mrs. Mae
Parker of Burlington visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Chancery McCuin. here Thurs
day.-Earl Fuller Of Portsmouth, y. H.,
is visiting at Cornealus Lonergan's.--
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hebb OF Bartlett,
IN. H., visited his mother here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Laret Frasier of Hartford.
Conn, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Jacobs. --Lconard Pearl left
Saturday for Exeter. y. H.. where he is
Teaching.
Oscar Gray has pneumonia. Charles
Spcll 'ouIiudy Will
in-law. John Laraway.-AIrs. l.. H.
Sherwin has gone TO Manchester. ~ H.,
, to visit her sister.--F. w. Leslie has
opened n second hand store in the old
Hunt store on Railroad street and vii,
also do shoe repairing and harness
making.-At special meeting OF
Waterman lodge. a. F.. & a. NJ. Friday
Il. Il. Holmes and Allen Fletcher re-
ceived the third degrec.-After spending
Christmas in Boston and vicinity, Mr.
and Mrs. John s. Moore have returned
Monday morning. it was IS degrees
below zero
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Miss Mildred Dutton, home demonstra-
ton agent for Orange county, spent
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Dutton. and returned TO Chcl.
sou Tuesday.-Miss Winfred Williams
who is employed as bookkeeper by the
Parker g. Young Lumber Co.. spent the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. r. Williams. She has returned to
Boston.--Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams and
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ORLEANS

Leon Talbot, of Newport, and Miss Jen-
ME Foss, of East Albany. were united In
marriage at the Methodist parsonage FRI
day afternoon at 1890 o'clock. They took
the Air Line south for short trip. They
will make their home in Nashua, \. H.
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WAITSFIELD

Tie Rev. w. G. Remele is spending
week in Washington. ID. C.-Miss
Dorothy Savage has returned from visit
ing relatives in New York.-Owing to
tho absence OF the pastor, no service
was held in the Congregational Church,
Sunday.-Mrs. Clara Il. Miller scnt
specimens of sea grass and sea fan
from Miami, Florida, for the nature
room.--Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Billings
entertained the boy scouts at their home
Saturday evenng.-George Bragg. Mrs.
Vaun Drew and children Of Warren
spent Sunday with q. W. Wallis.-The
surplus money from the funds raised
for the community reception for the eX-
service boys has been paid into the
treasury of the local American Legion
most.
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Orleans County
CRAFTSBURY

Mrs Luther of Collinsville died at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday night
The remains were brought homo Satur-
day. the funeral was held at her home
Sunday afternoon. 1nterment was made
in the Branch cemetery.-hfrs. Lola
Alien and daughter. Bernice, from Hard
wick are spending the holidays with
friends in this town.-Hardy Merrill is
spending the holidays In town.--E. w.
Hardy is making a business trip TO
Canada-Mrs. Marcia Simpson and Mrs.
Winsiow were guests IN Hardwick
Christmas Emery is home
from st. Johnsbury for the holiday
recess.-The Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school was re-organized Sunday and
Hollis Lothe was chosen superintendent,
Foster Tillotson secretary and treasurer.
Raymond Emery accompanied by n
friend come Saturday from Springfield.
Mass. to spend the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Emery.-Harvey Bishop from Lowell,
Mass. is spending the holiday vacation
with his unclcs, Ebin and Albert Bishop
of this village
Mrs. Cora Wylie will act as
Minute Woman for the Methodist
Church Sunday morning .-Christmas
exercises were given Wednesday. Dec.
q by the children of the Sunday
school, Much credit is due the COM
mittee for the excellent program.