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TOE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: THUR3PAT, JANUARY 15, 1920.
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from tinge three)
and they wore taken to tho homo till Alon
day morning when there was a short
service and Interment was miutn In the
I family lot nt Hnutltvlaw Jtlss Blanche
iSparhawk, her brother, the ltcv. A T.
Fish,
vhere
Mi- nnil Mr? C E. '"1PH nparnawK'H urotner, ueorge npar-
i.i..i ...u inn . imviv Sparhawk, anil Atr. nnd Mrp. F. P.
nt her homo Tuesday afternoon In honor Ifft Humlny hIbIU for Beaver, Pn where
of her 80th birthday
Alelcndy an, entertaining a friend from hawk, and family reside. She will bo
Mnssnchusotts.-Tiekots arc on sale for Joined there by O. A. Curry of Chicago.
tho M. W. A. fair which la to be held nt. " "l 1 ' u " '""
Cambridge Inn, .lanuary 21. 22, SI. Tho rl'.ge will take place, after w1dc.li the
Johnson orchestra s to furnish music fori""""'"" i"' I" -" "
dancing and thero Is to he an hour s pro
gram each evening. With a largge lint
of prizes to be drawn surely the pur
chasers of tickets will set their money's
worth
Ernest lloopi
ntcrod the
i where Mr. Curry icsldos for tho present
and where Atr. and Airs. Fish will prfs
the whiter. Atlse Winifred Richmond
went to Roynlton Monday for a short
'stay with her uncle and nunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Q. A. !.,alrd.-Mrs. E. K. Nclll and
CAMBRIDGE daughter, Paulino Nelll. were In South
Ftm-ri If m nn,i Jitnr1n wltd nnntlinr
iper of North Cambridge ,luahtrr, Mrs. Cliff .roslyn.tohn Pjrrott
employ of II. N. Gray. nfi.. .....ui,,,, ti, ,,,ii,i.. gUTi with bis
t'lydu Falihabu-H has flnlsheil work as Wfo nn(, ,1(UIRltcI. ln Bostml cnnl0 jton-
clerk for II. A. ISulklcy.-C. 1.. Oilman oC 0,y moIm( to plnr(1 w)loro ,0 wn
Fletcher Is moving Into the V"- lavo work for a patt of tho time-Mrs.
bouse, which be purchased ot L. A. Mnnll Adams, who Is now nt The Maples.
I'ntch.-Mrs. II. fi. Jones visited hor Wpnt ,0 Rollth novnlton Monday for a
ulster. Mrs. llarley Ross, In Duillngton sT.oa atnyMVi Col,Bon Gilbert wont to
lust week.-Clydo Humphrey has finish- Lawrence. Mass.. Monday for a few days
ed working; for the Wll'.uy hi others and am, wl, lx, Joln,,, bv llt,r husband In a
perfect safely on any portion of tho lake.
Ico In said to be 20 inches thick. The
fanners welcome the additional snow anil
have already stnrted drawing logs and
wood,
CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. 1'. AV. Daverson returned fiotn
Hrlghtlook hospital, St. .lohnsbury, Fri
day much Imptovcd. B. AV. Hardy ic
turned Inst week fiom Canada, where he
has bcon spending revel nl wooks. Alls.
Archie Jones rotutned to her home here
last week after spending: sovcrnl months
In Massachusetts Joh'n Woods with his
family has movd from Stowo to his
farm near North AVolcott line. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Atwell left Saturday eve
ning for Orleans, where .they inch have
positions. The AA". F. At. S. met Tues
day, January 6. at the unrsonago with
Mrs. Jennie Daverson and Mrs. O. Tt.
AVolls. The study subject was India.
Six women Kavc Intorcstliut accounts of
conditions nnd noed there, Tho mystery
Ikjx wnstnken up. Tho next meeting
will bo held January 27 with Mrs, John
Morse.
will he employed In IT. K. Wood H
mill.-K. I.. Ellsworth. W. II. Bums, H.
S. Gates and I,. .1. Church wolo In Bur
lington Wednesday to attend the dairy
men's mectlng.-Dr. S. T. Start was at
tiie Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Kith; Jackson
Hid Miss Florunro limns, who visited
few days nnd they will proceed to Boston
Ralph Hamilton of Ht. .lohnsbury nnd
Thomas' Episcopal Church was held the newly mauled couples will make their school In tho town hall In Duxbury Frl
Monday evening nt the church. Tho homes In Alontpeller, the busbonds being day evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ktdrcdge
following vestrymen were elected:. H. employed In the granite Industry. are In Boston, where Mr Eldredgo Is
,1. Ormsbee, J, S. Kastwood, C. VV J. o, Biown, Insurance commissioner, attending a meeting of the dlrectois of tho
Crockott, It. If. Kvcrcsl, K. It. Woods. . , Hates, State highway commlsaloner, Waterbury Last Block company of which
P. P. Johnson, C. A.' June, I.. Hm!. and othors Interested In the security of he Is prcsldonl.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy W.
and W. H. C. Wbltcomb. After tho the federal owned property nt the Stale Demerltt went to Boston Tuesday. Mr.
election of the vestrymen, the follow- "garage, InBpectod the place the hitter lemerltt lo attend o meeting of tho Now
Ing officers wore elected: Sonlor war- part of the week with the Intent of aseer- Kneland Wood Workers' aesoclatlon.
den, 11. .1. Ormsbee; Junior warden, J. tabling what kind of tiro fighting pro- Mrs. Helen Itlciaida ot Moutpcllor served
H. Kastwood; socrotaiy, CI. W. Croc- lection could be Installed. There Is iibout. ovganlst at the Methodist Kplscopsl
kett; treasurer, K. It. Woods, delegates .vi,oou worth of piopertv looped by tho Church Sunday moinlng. Her young son,
to tho State convention, J. S. Eastwood, federal government to 'Vermont stored Morgan, spent the day hero with her.
F. P. Johnson and U. Bump. Tho there and tho fire protection Is needed. Kdwln F. Palmer has deeded to the Dux
nnnual meeting of the directors of tho T,u buildings am well along In construe- t'ury Water Co.. Inc., all right to springs,
First National Bank was held Tuesday tlon, so that the equipment which has.I'lPo Hnes, right of ways, etc., ln the
morning in tho bnnk pallors nnd tho arrived hero Is covered. jwater system which supplies Duxbury
following directors were elected; a. H. The Yankee Division boyg In Montpcllr Corner. The new company which was
Young. W. I). Nutting, A. G. Jones, I n wu probably In other sections ot chartered last fall Is officered a follows;
W. Williams, T.. A. Sovery. F. K. Chand- the Stale arc much upset over tho recent President, . It. Dcmerltt; vice-president,
ler and F. W. Brlggs. The following nctloti in Boston when those In charge V- Abbott; scctetary, J. R. Arkeley;
officers wero elected; lre.sldcnt. O. H. of tho Memorial club house In Boston did treasurer, H. K. Collins, improvcmonis
Young; vice-president, I-. A. Sovery; not recognize Vermont In the. recent allot- irn expocUd to bo mado to meet tho
nishlor. F. W. llrlffcs: teller, I.uclto mont made otralnst the Now Kneland Rrowlh of the coinmunlly.-MIss Ina .
.h utain will Gabroc. who has been detained In hor
Thero. will be a meeting of Sliver I.akc pay towards the building. Thero wore om for several days ny an aitacK or , was cleared for tho benefit
n. ... Wn ui town, inere was a
LOWELL
Lewis Jensen of Mount Vernon, X. V.,
visited his daughter and husband, Mr.
Miss Mabel Hamilton of White River and Mis. Harris Sliurelt, Inst week. Mr.
Junction were over-Sunday guests of tholr.nnil Mrs. Frank Montlcth are the parents
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Joscpb Homll-
Iton.
of a daughter, bom January 10. Miss
Marlon Stephenson has returned to
Washington, D. C, whero she has a gov-
Atntidnv wnq n ilnv nf nnrnrtnnate OC-
rmr,.n,.'o n.,l afrlrtenta nrn renort- crnmnllt position. MlS. AV. A. YollnB I
Miss Winnie Storey there. Mrs. Kugcnc ,, ,..,,ii, nrn , . urnllo nntnrn. nienn spondlng the week In Morrlsvllle with
Blnnchnrd Is entertaining a sister fri Thayer was drawing ice for the Brlgham llor Mends, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Burn
wosion.-.. u. uuiitb' was a . "' Creamery companv from the Kldredgc
Hurllugton Tucsday.-Mrs. Clyde Hum- ,,,, Wl0 comltlg down tnc hln tho
phrey and daughter have r.-tumed from fl wenl ho (,nus,n by a
wet nurite, wnero sue nas i cc.i visii- ,..,ko of ,oc hrtaklnR OIl0 ,,elow tho
log Mr. Humphr-ys peoplc.-Mrs. U. b. i,.nppi Th(1 WB( ,ho f,rflt ,ri Mr Thn3rer
ham. Fred Green, who was foreman for
the Lowell Bobbin company, has moved
to Morrlsvllle, whero bo has employ
ment. MIfs Dnford and Arthur Verge,
both of Wcstfleld, were married January
Payne was called to llakersflcld S.itur- , ,na(1(, nn w thc frst tlnle , 11 at St. Ignatius Church. The Rev. Fr,
day by the Illness of her grandchild.
Kermlt McCtiln. Mrs. Carml Brush of
Jcilcho visited relatives ln town Tues
day. A public dinner mid supper will bo
nerved at the parish housn Monday,
January 19, at which time tho Inler
Church World movement will be held.
A meat and potato dinner will bu served
bo had used the team. He was taken
to tho sanitarium and It wua there as
certained that both bones wero broken
In his leg. Mr. Thayer wont through the.
late war. esoaping without Injury, and
lately has been In a lumber ramp nt
of tho Stato, which he left becnuse of tho
danger to which be was exposed, fearing
Lanlanc performed the ceremony
Charles, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy St. Onge, had his tonsils removed
Saturday at Orleans.
Rutland Count'
nnd the tickets will be sold. The supper t)mt ,,e mtgM mcct w,th Komn nccl(lent.
will !) the same as the regular church
uppers ln price. Members of tho Vil
lage Improvement society and Invited
guests enjoyed a tureen party at the
piulhb boun; Thursday evening. Tho
next meeting will bo held with Mrs. S.
G, Start, February .".
Orange County
RANDOLPH
Dr. G. W. Scott bus received news of
the death of bis mother, Mrs. Sarah Scott,
it Northampton, Mas.. where she bad
made bcr borne with ber daughter, 31 rs.
Porter. Madam Scott had reached tho ago
of M and Ipv years she was u icsldent of
this place till tho death of her husband.
Dr. At. L. Scott. Mrs. Sarah (Worthlng
ton) Scott married Dr. M. L. Scott nt
lrasburg In June, ISO", and In 1S60 came
to this place with her husband. She Is sur
vived by three children, Cora, wife of
Chailes Hutchinson og Springfield. ;
Lula Airs. Charles Porter, with whom
ahe had lived for several years, and Dr.
George W who is now located hore. The
funeral was held at Northampton and
tho remains were brought here Sunday
Charles Palmer, who leccntly entered
the employ of tho L. W. Webster eoni'
pany, had the misfortune
light hand badly mutilated by a saw
Alonday, and ho too, was taken to the
sanitarium, Atr. Talmer's hand was
badly mangled and the amputation of the
at the homo of her mother, Altr. Afary
Doyle, has returned to Brooklyn, X, Y.
Sho was accompanied by her sister, AMssj
Kllzabcth Doyle, who will spend eomo
time In Js'ow York before returning to
Rutland. Mrs. Doyle has gone to Bos
ton to spend the- remainder of the win
ter with hor other two daughters.
A. Al. Udatl, who has been employed a
salesman for the Vermont Alarble com
pany for Hi years, has taken the posi
tion as salesman for the Phillips & Slack
company of Northfield, nnd will repre
sent the company west of the JIIsslsMppl
river. Miss Celeste Aldrlch has returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y to resume her duties
at tho Pratt Institute. Sho has com
pletely recovered from the operation she
lecontly underwent. Tho Rev. ( L.
Paddock of Whltesvllle, N. Y conducted
-'crvicos in the Universally Church Sun
day. Air. Paddock Is o. candidate for
the pastorate and will preach again next
Sunduy. Tho costume party given by the
n.iriiy emu or Aortnneld was a suc-
l.ndize. Vn. .in K'nlirhtM of Pvthlas, this over l.rtrt Vermont liovH wbo went into pharyngitis, resumed her duties Afon
evening at eight o'clock. Grand Chancel- the division nearly of which formed 'lay h stenographer nt ho Vermont Stale
lor Norton ot Lvndonvltle will bt prcs- tho major portion ot tho 101st Ammunition .noapiiai.
cnL Thc rank of pago will be conferred Train. Thc boys here claim It Is the same
on a class of candidates. After tho work "freeze out game" that was cmployrd
a clam chowder will be served. AIlss Atay against Veimont during thc time tho boys
Dlkcmnnn Is confined to ber room at the wero In net vice.
home of Mrs. A. S. Kotcbam by Illness. Dr. W. W. Brock was elected president
Thc Brandon high school basketball of tho Community club at Its meeting
team defented tho Proctor high school last week. The vlcc-piesldents will be
team In a rough gamo nt the high school elected at an adjourned meeting when a
gymnasium Tuesday evening, the scoro chango In the by-laws will take place,
being 1G to 12; the next gamo will be play- Tho secretary Is Alls. Kthel Blrtel; tress
ed Friday evening. A. K. Keclor and uror, Mrs. W. R. Harkness; auditor, K. R.
Walter Holland have opened a paint Plalsted. Several changes In thc by-laws
largo crowd, which enjoyed tho concern
furnished by Carroll's orchestra, .nnd nlr.
Tho stockholders of tho Watci bury ! lh" lance following. The costumes wr.n
Saving Bank & Trust company met Tues- many and tho hall was attractively dp -day
and elected tho following directors: I orntod. AIlss Rachel Bruce of AtdntresI
W. P. Dillingham, C. C. Graves, C. H. 1 spending a few days In town.
AIcMabon, W. B. Clark, H. C. Whltchlll, tl,c EUf,l " Dr. and Airs. W. H. Hurl.
J. F. Somcrvlllo. W. B. Joned. B. R. Do- i M- a,1, Mrs- W. Oarran. who hava
mcrltt and Paul Dillingham of Atontpell- 1,0011 "Pending threo weeks nt thc homo
er. The directors then met and elected ot Mr- Oarran's mother. Airs. F. N.
the following officers: President, W. P. whl'ne'' have returned to Atchlnson.
Dillingham; vice-president, C. C. Graves; 'N' " whero he will resume hl riutlts
clerk, H. C. Whltelilll; and treasurer, W. na Instructor. Air. Garran has been III
B. Clnrk. The now director. Paul Dllllns- i . a. few W','s.-A. H. Cook has re-
shot) In the rooms under Battle's Har- arc to occur. Including reducing of the ham, who Is etectod to tho vacancy caused '"'- 'cner Hospital In
.w .i,n r..mr treet.-C,eorce H. I number for a duorum from S3 to nine by tho death of J. F. Shlnman. Is the son . i"r ireaimeiu. Air. Cools
Churchill njid son have Just received 150,
ono trout ergs for their fish hatchery at
Forestdnle.
FORESTDALE
Mis. Hnwly Churchill has gone to
Akron. Ohio, where she was called by
the Illness of hor sister-in-law, Alts. Leo
niurchlll. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cnssavoy
of Swan ton
Atr. and
t
persons. Thc balance on band January 1
was n little over STCO. Over H.OOO has bem
eollocted for carrying on tho work during
the year. Thc club now occupies thr
toomi that thc Y. AI. C. A. did In the
Wood Art Gallery building.
Air. nnd Airs. Frank .Morrill of Ttox
bury wero In the e.ty Thursday after
noon. Atr. Atcrrill nns recently glvon up
BRANDON
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Tnrble and Offi
cer A. T3. Blodcett arrcste
to nave ins , Seabury and George Forest
nna auer .none ot uocnesisr rrinay m
afternoon, charged with stealing chick-1 house to William Dowd, who will tako
ens. Tbcy were, put In tho lock-up and nosseslon nt once. The Ladles' Guild of
given a Hearing Saturday afternoon in ; Grace Church met Wednesday
of Senator Dillingham, president of the
bank and grandson of Gov. Paul Dilling
ham, who was for many years the lead
ing man In banking affairs In town. Air.
Dillingham is a Waterbury boy and haa
his summer homo here, although be
cause of his connection with tho Nation
al Lifo Insurance company, his home Is
In Montpollcr. His association with that
rompnny win make Mm a valuable man niowp uesoay. r rcfi Huxx'll was (Ju,
on the directorate, and patrons of the Aloretown several days last week working
nani uro glad that the tnird generation urt, wno aiea in Proctor January 7,
uimenvoni a penous orwrat on a frw
weeks ago and has not fully recovered
Atr. and Airs. A. K. French have return
ed from a few weeks' visit with relative i
In Concord. N. H.
WATERBURY CENTER
Frd Fanner Is workine for Henpv
Thurston. Mrs. Neva Richardson was in
i nrV visiting' nt Philip Bulrls'. I ' position as tralnmaator of the soiith
Alrs I H Wllbcr have gone ''rn tllvlslon of the. Central Vormont rull
V, 'wliero' thoy will live on I W fr .v',a's' service. He was
iivon's farm.I. K. Lovett has present, d with a gold watch and chain
. ...i r f., it it land a silk umhtlla bv those with whom
sted Benjamin Walters-Robert Gould has gone to " 1"'" '' associated and was asked by crs with her financial Institution Tho Ducell substitute for Miss Stella
st of thl town I Hartford. Conn., where be has employ- delegation of thc men employed under roports gvo the Waterbury, havings Griffith in tho primary grade of tho
.Chester Friday mBnt -Mrs. Lucv Kimball lias sold her ''lm 't a peMUon to htm from them could Hank & Trust company the best year In Center school January 7 and Mrs.
... . . . . . i I e it'.i i i . i I. Tiuil - n. i . .
r, ,.. ii,mi,'u fl K Lovett has present! u witn a goiu watcn anil cuam vti. iiury a iiromincni iamuy is 10 nii.r. tvaision is in very poor
farm from II H "ei i e-1 1 in uininmiii i, iiiun,j ,vnn wnum I,, ,w ...i n w,- -w. .,, t,iii, .iibp tinsel
ling finger on his right hand became ( the omco of Attorney Frank W. Wll
neceasnry anil the forefinger waa also Hams before Justice AI. L. Olbbs. State's
b.idly cut ns well as tho little finger. A
few eases of whooping cough have been
placed In quarantine and sovcral other."
are .suspoctcd of the samo trouble and
nru being kept In. Among these Is the
little son of Air. and Atrs. Gerald Stev
ens. A meeting of tho ladies claps ! tho
Attorney P, M. Phelps of Fnlr Haven
prosecuted. They pleaded guilty to steal
ing five hens and one rooster from
George Gallagher and .lo admitted
stealing hens from n man by tho name
of Loncrgan. They wero sentenced to
servo six months at the House of Cor-
after
noon with Alts. Alltehel Lamck. The
basketball game, Inst Friday night be.
tween Forestdale and Rochester teams
resulted In a score of 60 to IS In favor of
Forestdale.
Atethodlst Church was held Tuesday af- reetion at Windsor. At a meeting of
ternoon at the home of Airs. R. II. Slntk , Brandon Lodge, 1. O. O. F Friday eve
to form a constitution and prepare plans i nn the following ncwly-eloctr d officers
for future work In the church. The class
bas Just been organized and officers
chosen. The aiinuat canvas for tho ex
penses of Bethany Church was held Sun
day, when about 20 of thc men of tho
church wero assigned districts and can
vassed tho samo during the day. It was
expected that the. budget for church ex
penses would bo ratsod that day.
Cburles While, Jr.. of Bethel was in
town Wednesday lo find employment in
tho novelty factory. Airs. Hrneat Sawyer
Washington County
MONTPELIER
A healing took place In probate court
Friday morning relatlvo to the will of
morning. Alonday morning a short prayer WUIlt lo Bethel Wednesday to visit her
service, was held at thu home of ber filler, Airs. Alartln Ksslgnmn. A meeting
son and burial was In the family lot ,)f Ft.rn uebekab Lodge was held Tucs
In South view. Alls. Scott will be remeni- lday evening. The resignation of Airs,
bercd as u most estimable woman, who h,aura Kmotson as treasurer-elect was
had many friends in tills place. Thc re- iUCcepted nnd nominations and elections
mains of tho lato Bertha Ryder Clay were followed, icsulting in tho election of AIlss
brought here Saturday of ternoon and MaUu Johnston for Measurer the coming
taken to Hast Randolph for burial In the year. It was also voted to have a year
lnmlly lot. It was understood that Mrs. i,0ok, in the coming year and one will
wero installed by D. D. G. AI. thc Re.v.
Al. A. Priest, assisted by D. G. Marshal Knima Jennison. late of Alontpeller, in
and tho Rev. Charles H. Fry, both ot which heirs of the deceased are o.ndeavor
Bclmont: Noble grand. James Newton; ing to break the will. Airs. Jcnnison left
vice-grand, S. W. Jones; recording and about $I,.V property from which she
financial secretary, George Brown; tr"ns- , bequeathed $50 to each of the two sons
urer, K. T. Trombly; warden, V. At. and JVH) to thc third son. The. residue of
Hatoli; conductor, George Jtine; outside her estate Atrs. Jonnlson loft to Atr. and
guard, Charles Leicester; inside guard, I Airs. Frank Cross, who cared for ber in
James Peterson; R. S. of Noble Grand, her last Illness. Judge B. AI. Harvey, the
Arthur Perry; L. S. of Noble Grand, mnker of tho will for Airs. JennlFon. ox
Charles Alollory; R. S. of vice-gTanil, Iplnlned the. attitude of the woman towards
F. P. Cook; L. S. of vice-grand, A. J. others than Air .and Airs. Cross nnd why
Ives; right support, Senneca Spauldlng; Airs. Jennlson did not leave moro prop-
left support, Frank Whltmoro; chaplain,
Kdward Chandler. Refrefchments wero
served. On account of tho storm Friday
evening tho basketball game between the
erty to her sons.
A. W. Daly of this city has received
notico that he has been elected third on
the hoard of directors of the Trotting
high school and a. team from Hrldport Horse Breeders' association of New
w.ih called off ns the Bridport team did i Kngland, while J, At. Boutwcll of thla
not make tho trip. city has been elected first on the board
,t the Hth annual meeting of the lot vice-nresldents ot which thero are nine.
prevail upon him to remain In the posl- Us history, tho savings department show- Ernest Neweomb substituted Thutsday
tlon. Ho g;lves up the duties because ho , l"B ti handsome Increase, while tho com- and Friday. Alls? Grifilth was absent on
wants to retire from that work. morclnl deposits show business cnndl- account of the Illness of liei- mothr.
The annual meeting of the First tlons to bo good. H. r, Whltchlll of Airs. George Richardson of Peachham li
National Form Loan association ot Community Service, Boston, returned to teaching tho Loomls Hill school. Mrs.
Atontpeller Tuesday with pome 30 of tho that city Tuesday night nfter attending Kffie HapgooJ was c.illed to Jorlchu
shareholders of the association attend- tho annual meeting of tho Waterbury Center Wednesday by tho serious I1lns
Ing. The secretary's report showed that Savings Bank & Tnift company nnd look- of friends. Assro Ayers came from Wat-
.'il applications for loans were received, Ing after his varied business Intetests In ren Wednesday of last week for a few
of which nine were rejected and three, town. Atr. and Atrs. George Jackson of days' stny In the place Homer May tool:
withdrawn, 42 approved by tho bank and Westford weto guests of Air. and Airs. a. party of young men to the bask-tball
the number closed $24,60. The treas- Walter Irish yesterday. The Joint meet- Same ln Alorrisvllle Friday night. Krnest
urer's account showed 1153.58 had passed ing of the Hypatla and Pierian rlubs will Robinson moved Saturday trom Alorrls-
through the local treasurer's hands in ho held in Odd Fellows' hall Friday af- vllle to the farm recently bought of Mi?,
tho last year. The following officers ternoon at 2:30. There will be a musical LeBaron.
were elected: PrwldMit, H. P. Carpenter program with readings. Each member Is
of Cabot; v!c-preslflent. W. H. Chllfls of privileged to bring b guest.
Aloretown; secretary-treasurer, John H.
Stone "f Alontpeller. The other directors
David McNeil, who has
Canada visiting relatives,
arc: D. J. Aturray of Berlin, G. C. Jones
of Waltsfleld, F. B. Hutchins of North
field nnd O. C. Pitkin ot Alarshfield.
The following directors were elected
WARREN
been
has
! SOUTH WOODBURY
j W. H. Angell attended the Ulephons
I meeting at Cabot Saturday. JunlaUi.
in mu is inunins oia cnua ot Mr. and Airs,
re- Clifford Tassle, died on Thursd.iv lat
turner home. His father came with of cholera Infantum, at thoir home in
him. Air. and Airs. Arthur Alobus and Alassachiisctts. The bodv was broucht
Clay, who In her early life was well known H,e mcnarcd lor the printer In the near.AIarv L. Ketchain Circle of the Klnc's There .-ire 2 directors and G. B. WTiltnev
licit. rtjucu uv tin iiuiuiiiuuiiti iti tnttirvi - imnr inniniinnnn win iiikp liuiri1 . n-nihttra imi.i n-ainAaa romi'ie .
Boston. Airs. C. B. Hollls after 10 days' bionday livening of next week, with a
rtuy in Xatick, Alass., with relatives, re-'wlx o'clock supper, and tho ceremonies
turned Saturday. Mrs. Adah Carr went will begin at eight o'clock. Airs. Alartha
Daughters, hold Wednesday January 7, 'of Burlington has also been elected a j home of Airs. Martin Pembrooke, his
the following officers wore elected: director of tho association. These three
Loader, Airs. Charles Dodge; vice-leader, men are the only threo men from Ver-
Afrs. Hiram AIcKec; secretnry nnd tras-,mont lvpresented on the official family
nt the nnnual meeting of the Alontpeller t-on were In Alontpeller the past hero and funeral services took place on
uoarn or Trade Tuesday: T. F. Calls- week. Air. He.bard, the man from Da- Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
han, C. F. Cookson, C. H. Shlpman. Har- ' kota, who purchased A. L. Van Dcuscn's Robert B. TaAJle. The Rev. Afortoii
rls Tctt, B. A. Sumner, William AlcKee farm several weeks ago, has arrived. Halo conducted tho service. It was a
and F. Bonazzl. The membership dropped Albert Nell lias been lit the past sad bereavement and neighbors and
12 during the year, leaving a total of i week. Airs. Ironside, one. of tho party friends shared In the sorrow of th
ISO persons. that purchased G. II. Campbell's west family. The mother, who is an invalid,
Tho National Bank of Mfddlebury has hill farm. Is teaching school in DIs- ( ( in n hospital. Interment was in thu
brought suit In Washington county court trict No. 2, Air. Thayer having de- village cemetery. Atr. Tni-slo leturned
agamsi v. in. i.amrop ana me Man kiv- signed. Mrs. Nellie smart or .Maine to his home Monday morning,
er, Lumber company, trustee. R. L. i is with hor mother. Airs. Alice Rich. '
Raymond Campbell of Randolph was MORETOWN
In town Sunday. Atrs. Alary Hstey If- I
In poor health. ; Mr- 1,11,1 Mra- -wemiah K. Flanagan
I celebrated their golden wedding anni-
WORCESTER vcrsary at their home in this p!ace Sun-
.day. January 11. A special mass was cele-
in.! iu iii .no x. . .kiUlnUc.. K.i- orated by the Rev. Robert Devoy nt S
city Saturday was well attended. The patrick-s church, which was attended by
Ryder hns brought action ngaJrist C. H.
Thompson, while Arthur Clark ba-j
brought action against G. K. May.
Thomns Rylc, aged 84 yonn, dleid at the
daughter, Tuesday morning following a
short Illness. He was a native of Ire
land, hut lived most of his life In, Walts.
to her homo In St. Albans Saturday for clairo, D. I). .P., of Waterbury will bo urer. Airs. Klla Aycr.-Wllliani AInxfleld of the organisation. It Is the purpose off field, where he owned a farm. Ho mar- f. Ulehard Tivlor attended a dance nncl relatives. On rcturnlna
an ovoi-Sunday visit with her dnuchtcr. 'nr-neni nn.i otnnl.nle for the itnbekaha nnd 1 r Pol,, tinv..., ..f sim,!,,- ,.m, 1,1. .,. i h v.v, .rifrt mien Mi.(!nrthv. He la nrTlTr,it hv ! T1' ..- '"cn.Brn ..laJ'Dr '. , " , to their homo a sumptuous dinner wat
.nt t t.-ii. . -- .. " J. .. : . r.""' v."... V "'" U .. :: m liowmw nail. arre. !iuraay ii.Ki.i. SBrved nnd ola tea wer set for f nr,l
.Mis. AIanc;itropp;i. AIlss Alary Flint ot tho regular deputy will also be present
stun, who has been In town for a few 'to officiate. The r-mains of Kdgar
, m with her parents. Air. and Mrs. Halo Waters, aged !H years, enme fioni Boise,
I' lint, left Saturday. Claude Fair went
lo the sanitarium again last week for a
slight oporatlon on his foot.
Idaho, Wednesday and taken lo West
Brookllcld lor burial. Air. Waters former
ly lived In town and one In other, Ar.ro
brother, Ira Maxfleld. AIlss Dottle Kid- New Kngland States stake futurity in
dor has closed her house on Champlain terosts in the breeding industry. The first
Tho annual chinch meeting of Bethany Waters, has been a losldont of this place
Church was held at tho pariah house for many years. Airs. Nellie Hanks of
Wednesday Jenuary 7, the Rev. Frasur Rochester came Tuesday for a shoit stny
Alctzger the pastor presiding. The re- with her mother, Airs. Gailand, nnd with
psrta of the ofllcers were ncco.pted as ber was her son-in-law. Atr. Stevens,
printed. Alost of thc last year's olllclal who will icturii here if he finds employ
board were le-clccted, only a few ment. They both leturncd to Rochester
i hangos being mado which were caused Wednesday. A. A. Priest is in Hurling
by resignations. The board is now as ton this week to attend the Veimont
follows: Clerk, II. T. Salisbury; dea- Stato dairymen's nnjeting. AIlss Rule
eons. U. W. Towkhbury, A. G. Osgood. Angell, primary teacher at Randolph
I), C, Woodward, W. E. Lamson, B. O. Center, announces there Was a 100 per
lil.inchard, );. G, Ham, Ihc latter being cent atendanco in her school thc week of
to-elected for four years; treasurer, Januaiy and that all her pupils. 20 in
W. Towksbury; receiver of offerings, B. number, have become Knights of tho
A. Thomas; assistant, Harry F. Tilson; -Modern Health Crusado. Among other
truMces. Al. At. Wilhon, A. H. Hcedlc, ltcl"s of Interest fiom the superintendent
F. C. Angell, O. J. AInrcott; deaconesses, "f this district lK the fact that tho Brook
Mrs Bugene. Wardncr Airs B A f'c,r' village school Is now serviliB hot
Thomas, who succeeds Airs. Julia Walsh,
ie.lgned; Airs. Annio Kdson. Airs. Car
roil Granger, was also re-elected; war
dens, L. B. Johnson, who succeeds J.
dish.
RANDOLPH CENTER
I Pi of. Wesley Able of the V. S. A.
B. Adams; J. C. Shorburne, Carioll 'wus taken ill last week, threatened with
Granger. H. B. Bell, the latter lxtng pneumonia, but Is somewhat better. AIlss
re-elected. AI. AI. Wilson, K. AV. Towks- Bllcn Fargo has been 111 with bronchial
bury, Aim, Eugene AVardner and Rev. i trouble, but Is much better. Air. and
Fraser Mentzor wero appointed to pre
pare a revision of tho church constitu
tion and by-laws, to.be prcsontod at a
meeting In four weeks from that night.
Mrs. George II. Temple have boon
in Boston on business and visit
ing friends. L. B. Page is in
Burlington exhibiting his fine quality
Tho annual budget for church expenses dairy butter at the dairymen's meeting
will lie raised next Sunday. It was voted this week. Mm. Hayward. who has been
to raise the salary' ot the pastor from In Rutland a few weeks on business, has
H.SOO to ?2,100 per year. Resolutions leturncd. The Rev. and Alls. Snow havo
were presented, in appreciation of the moved to the Randglph House for the
services for a long term of years of AIlss winter, Airs. Closson Gilbert went to
Blanche Spaihawk. Following tho Alassachusctts Alonday. Air. Gilbert will
church meeting, the church committee Join her soon and laku a short vacation
held Its unnual session, Air, Aletzger .from farm work.
presiding. A. II. lieodlo was elected I
chorister; Allsses Luelln Giani and Gall 1T-X,.
l.amsou and D. E, Salisbury, mode, com- VriCdlib VAJUIliy
mlttec; A. l Stephen Janitor; Charles
Snyder organist to succeed AIlss Aloi- OFRRY
i-ott, till sho Is nblo t orcsiime the poM-
tlon, K. T, Salisbury was re-elcctod rt, Xcws has been received hcie of tho
member of thi music hall board of diiec- I death in Charleston of Fred Shannon, a
lors. Alembur of p.tnsn houso committee, . former resident of Derby. Air. Shannon
O. J. Alaifott; ushers, .1. W. Raymond, , died as the result of n fall from tho high
R. J. .Mitchell; collectors, J. C. Slier- beam In lllfi barn, The little Bacon girl
burne. C. c. Jloise The total member- 1 from Alontreal, who lives at John Liv
shlp is now ?.!, si net gain of mi dm ing right's, died January t of diphtheria,
the year, The total lecelpts of the' MCWDrinTi
ireasuier worn JU,!33.Sij and the expend!- JN JD V r UK 1
tures !,133.tV.. The pivsenl Indebtedness A 0C(..lSl luns , he iemembcic-il in
Is ,IJ).-Bethuny AIIihIuii circle met 'jowish circles was the leceptlon given
'IMesday Jan. fi nt tho Parish house. Mr n)(, Mri AI,0 shindel on Sunday nve
At the business meeting, Mrs. Aletzger nIllB at their home on Hill stieet. Air.
reported on tho new i ame, ami It was fjhlndcl was married January 1 in Bos
voted to adopt tho one suggested by ton to AIlss Freda Gndlnsky and returned
hur. Bethany Allsslon Cirelo. Alls. Car- to this cltv Wednesday night. The guests
ilgan rend a letter of thanks from AIlss numbered about 20, among whom wero:
Hertha Hodge.M In leply in the leeelpl jtr. and Airs. Leon Colodny, AIlss Miriam
of a box nnd barrel sent the school. !Ui Kaynioud Colodny, Air. and Ads.
AIlss Bortha Wheeler gave two piano Skoii jrr, and Airs. AVIlllnm Arken nnd
solos, Alis. Richmond a paper on family, it, Ztiliaisky -nil family. Air. and 1 Farm Bureau work, what It was doing
"Our Debt to the Founders of Our Re- jrH. Solomon, Air. und Airs. Saeknl of , and was to do In tho filtuie. Dr. F. A.
public" nnd Airs. 11. T. Johnson on Bnilon, Air. Rally and Aitbur Bblson ot
",nicrIcniilsm."-Eclmiind Hamilton, -son Boston, Abo Arken and' Air. and Airs,
of tho Rev, and Airs. Joseph Hamilton, Rosenborg of Derby Line. A banquet was
has been appointed executive clik In solved nnd dancing was Indulged In until
lh ofllco of tlie Slate department of a late hour. Air. and Mrs. Shindel wero
education at Alontpellnr. During tint the recipients of mnny beautiful gifts. Air.
war. Air. Hamilton wus in charge of the ! Shindel Is a member of firm of Sackol .t
Industrial employment of A'ennont. C, shindel, hide, nnd leather dealers. Air. and
street and 'has gono to Boston, where she
will rema n for the rest of the winter.
Martin Sanderson has token a posi
tion in the F. J. Nutting feed store to
fill the vacancy caused by John Horton,
who has accepted the appointment of
rural mail carrlur. W. G. McCllntock of
Alorrisvllle Is spending a few days hero
as thV guest of H. R. 0. AVatson.
Deputy Sheriff AV. II. Tarble went .Mon
day to Aflindsor with Benjamin Seabury,
George Format and Walter Stone, who
were sentenced Saturday to six months
in the House ot Correction for chicken
stealing. The banks hero will not re
ceive Canadian silver or bills except at
a discount of ten pr cent on silver and
13 per cent on bills.
An alarm of fire was given Alonday
evening about nine o'clock for a blne
In tho homo of Burt Barnard on Cham
plain street. Tho Dufnnore hose com
pany responded promptly and had two
streams of water on quickly. The house
was badly damaged by firo and wntcr.
Tho fire caught in the bath room from
an oil heater. Mr. Barnard had retired
and on hearing a snapping noise got up
to investigate and found the bath mom
in flames. He and his family and neigh
bors tried to extinguish tho fire, but It
had too much of a start. Air. Barnard was
obliged to get out of an upper window,
having stayed upstairs too long. He was
slightly burned about the bands nnd
face. Tho fire was soon under control.
Poit of tho furniture was removed, but
most of It was badly wot and otherwlso
damaged. It Is understood that tho house
and furniture were partly insured. H.
H. AVators has sold his farm in Forest
dnle to June Lovett. The Royal Workers
of tho Methodist Church will meet
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock In
tho church parlois. Suppor will be serv
ed between five and six o'clock, The
annual mooting of tho Brandon branch
of the Xew England Alilk Producers'
association was held Alonday evening
ln Ornnd At my hall und these officers
wore elected: President, Hugh A. Sen
ger; secretary and troasuier. C. T.
Fair; delegate to Rutland county meet
ing, X, C. Whilmore. Tho nnnual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Bran
don National Bank was held In tho
hanking rooms Tuesday afternoon and
the following wero elected directors:
K. J. Ormsbee. D, D. Burdltt, F. H.
Partington, J. E. AVecks. B. H. Button,
II, A. Seager, T. AV. Ray, L. J. Fortler,
AV, F. Scott. The directors elected
those officers: President, B. J. Orms
bee; vice-president. D. D. Burdltt;
cnshler, AV. F. Scott; assistant cashi
er, James R. Leonard. A Joint meeting
of the Farm Hureau and Home Doinon
stiatlnn department was held Alonday
evening In Grand Army hall. County
Agont Al. F. Downing spoke on the
racing will take place in 1922, the second
in 12.1. Two and three-year-old colts will
be raced so that the first racing will take
place nfter colts born this year have
reached their second year.
"ids three children, Mrs. Pembrooke, Mrs.
Dean Hale and Mi-b. AVarren Dudley of
Montpeller.
The First National Form Loan bank ot
Alontpeller leads A'ennont In size having
a total of J2OS.000. There are 11 associa
tions In A'ermont. The Montpollcr bank
V. W. Jewett suffered a broken leg stands ninth In the eastern district which
when S. F. Alnrse's team ran away Frl- .Includes the New Kngland States. New
day afternoon. The team hit Atr. -Tork and Xew Jersey. Tho Alontpeller
Jewett's sleigh, throwing him out and association had its annual mooting Tiies-
then collided with Kdwln Grant's automo- flay and has passed througn a veiy pros-
bile, damaging that. perous year.
AIl.-s Irene Sullivan was badly Injured M. B. Hillcga!,, commissioner of educa-
in Bane Thursday evening when the tied tlon. has received word from Columbia
upon which she and a company of friends I'nlverslty that Rollo G. Reynolds, 'hi I picr" is n guest of hor 's
were coasting. They slid into tho auto- was formerly executive clerk In the com- tn tjerDerti for a hc
returning Sunday.-AIrs. C. AV. Taylor Mnny congratulatory letters and tele
ana uaiignicr, unuan, visum c grams were read and a purse of gold wul
lors parems, ..n. mm ...re ... ,v,.ou... rCfente( to them. They kept open housa
of Barre Sunday.-AIrs. Frank .1. Tay- ,lurillK the daJ. nml man frends an,t
lor is in .Monipenor caring ior ncr sicr- llcghbors caled to pay their respects. Air.
In-law, Mrs. Georgo Hull, who is re- and Mlft- Fianaean werc mart.ed lU st.
ported very ill.-Dr. and Mrs. AVarren of AuK,lstno's Church iu Alontpeller January
AVarren were In town last week looking lfcTOi ln. thc Rcv .Toeph M T- Douglue,'
over the ground with a view to locating am, ,,.IV !lvfid prrtc.,callv of thelr
herc.-Dean AVitham and Henry Holmes. fp , thlf! vlclni,v fjx Ch,rvn were
who havo been very ill for some time. horn , ,,,, John K an(, Mrs H T
are sai.i 10 op iniin.M.iK.-.n. ...u.iu Krcnler of Alontpeller, George P. of Bos
Templeton has returned from u visit ot (onj Mrt, Kzab(,tll ooodwln of Barre,
several weens wmi nor sons m .moiu- Mr K c Karrell of Knnsbur Falls and
peller.-AIrs. Arthur Alexander of Alont- Mr- H.rtlf.rt ti. Smith of AValtsneld. alt
of whom were present together with seven
sister. Airs. Alar-
mlsiloner's office
ono of the committee of eight from the
teachers' college in the university to in
vestigate tho educational system In North
mobile of C. M. AA'lltey. Atiss Sullivan's
face was b.idly cut. She was uncon
scious for a time.
The school commissioners of Alont
peller held a mooting Sunday cvennig at Carolina. He has also received word that
which they practically decided that tho H. H. Gibson, who was federal director
teachers are entitled to tho Increase In from the agricultural department in iff
salarv for which thev asked and it Is mont during tho war, has been made
understood that they wlU recommend to director of the extension service of the
tho voters in the Alarch meeting that , university or Arizona at tusco, Ann.
action bo taken to pay their increases, Ned Alexander has sold his farm to
which is a bonus of $J00 on next year's Albert LaChapelle.
salary nnd a bonus of flOO to be paid af- Bllzaboth Burns has brought a suit
in
which she claims that she Is entitled to
recover from the bank JI.500 for injuries
received because of alleged icsult of some
mlbhandllng of her bank book which was
lias neen seiecteci as ,,, ,hol,i,. ,(. Imnrnvlnir.
tcr tho Alarch moctlng on this year's aealnst the Northfield National bank,
salary and tho regular Increases which
amount to about five per cent of their
present salaries.
rnminlHn,. Liu I.aa. 1111,10.1 til Yf
Company Reserves organization which ' Pla" a security for a nolo In the
will ptesent to tho Alontpeller Post
American Legion, Its proporty, used In
bank.
The Hag on top of the State Houso
tho armory for s'omo years, since tho '"'s ccii at half mast since tho death of
company was disbanded. The organlza- Jr. J. A. Mead fonner govot-nor of tho
,, ,.,,. ,, ,., .,i,ii , it State. Several of thc State officials ex-
tlon feels that tho legion Is entitled to it
and that It may serve to bring about the
organization of a company in Alontpell
er. There is about H,Sf) worth or prop
erty that tho reserves accumulated while
they were members' of the company.
The chief of police has taken to Frnnl;
iln. X. 11., Harry Allller who hits served
two years in the county Jail on the chargo
pcci to attend thc funeral. Including
Benjamin Gates, State auditor.
One of tho interesting things thHt has
developed in tho department of forestry
in the last few days Is a laige number
of requests from porsons outside A'ct
mont who want to como to thc Stato to
work on farms. They do not ask a veiy
high wage, but explained the different
f 1 . .... ..j e ... VI 1 cr I r
,,. u, , " . . J . . i Wm'H ot k ty want to do, Including
Illil IIU ill IU 1 Jill I t'f tMlllvl "'"-'
In again confined to his bed. P. M. Ladd j
AVUti H. ifiisillt A louui in uai i tJ yn it wl
lapt week.
WAITSFIELD
Airs. Allen Klrkness is seriously ill with
r.hort tlmc.-Henry f-randchllclrcn.
NORTH FAYSTON
Airs. Lena Hurley and daughter, Irene,
accompanied by her sister. Miss Alattle
Henry, went January 7 to Hartford,
Conn., where Airs. Hurley's husband baa
employment. Murray Little's hand which
pneumonia and Is being cared for by a was badIy Iacerated by , pidon of
trained nurse from Burllngton.-Kverett 'a ,ynamlte caPi ls dolnK wen.AIr. an
j-eruins spent- aaturaay in vvaieroury.- Mr(j c K Corliss were In Aloretown
Tho condition of Mls Lulie Jones, who Thursday to hte thHr sn.n.iaw Clyd
has been 111 with bronchitis. Is some- p,inlp3i who , very m wh pncumonla,
what Improved.-The annual Grand Army Mrs jIarRarpt oHfr,,, was , a few
dinner was held Friday In tho Congre- (lay(( ,h( paat wU w,lh n1gostloni
gatlonal vcanry-.-MIss Dorothy fcavago Hurlon Warr, and Ciarf,nc.e r-ieldcr of
wua connncu iu uib iiuuso u p i- Aloretown were in town Thursday sut-
on account 01 iiincs.-.r. ann ..a - veylng.-Howard Corlls,, was in Aloretown
oiu -luriin. who huvu uci'it inu kuuih
of relatives In town, have returned to
their homo in Plttbliold, Alass. AIlss Irene
Child, of Aloretown, was a recent visitor
in town. Air. and Airs. Herbert Smith
spent Sunday In Aloretown, the guests
of Mrs. Smith's parents, Air. and Mrs.
.lorry Flanlgan.
NORTHFIELD
M, AlcDcrmcnt has sold his farm In
ilrookfleld to Air. and Airs. Frnnk St,
John, who have occupied tho samo dur
ing (he year. Air. AlcDernicnt tecontly
left the employ of thc Sargent Osgood
A- Routidy company and has entered
partnership with It. '. Palmer and W.
M, Lewis, in the Randoph Novolty
works.
t Dr. W. Scott returned from
eoithariiplon Sunday iilaht with thu re
nins of his mother .Mrs. Snuili Scott,
Mis. Philip C, Blanchard ato p.irents of
a daughter. Harriet Elizabeth, bom
January 10. Leland Herman has bought
of John Brlgham tho bungalow situated
on tho southwest comer of Allendale farm
Blulf road. Ho will take possession at onco
and will movo in about a month after
making some repairs and alterations,
Airs, L. Alartln, who has been 111 for three
weeks, Is able 'to be about ngaln. Thu
toads aciosK and down tho lake havo
been opened up .and people may drive In
Rich of tho extension college gave an
Interesting nnd Instructive talk on
"Diseases of Farm Animals." AIlss
Harriet A. Akorly. homo demonstin
for tho year's work and AIlss Alnriun
tlon ngent, gavo an outllno of tho plans
AIucKonalo, Boys' and Girls' County
club leader, explained tho work of her
department. The new club rooms of tho
Brandon Community club wero official
ly opened Alonday evening. Tho rooms
aio in the Smith block on Center
street on tho second floor. Thcri was
a largo attendance Monday evening. Re
marks wero mado by Ptosident AV. F.
Scott and other members. Refreshments
worn served, Tho rooms aro open to
the meinbniH nt any time; tho next
meeting will be hold January 27. The
annual meetlns of tho parish of St
on a similar charge in Franklin. A parol
pardon had lo bo Issued to Air. Allller
before ho could be removed from tho
county Jail.
Atrs. Levi Kelloy lias commenced work
in tho office of the secretary of State.
Adj. Gen. II. T. Johnson has gone to
Boston and Washington, D. C, in tho In
terest of tho military department of
A'ermont,
The condition of Vernon W. Jewett, who
was injured In an accident In AIontller
last week, is Improving, although It was
found that ho had suffeied a fracture
of both bonos of tho lower left leg when
a lunaway team ran Into his sled.
AIlss Dora Ilodgden Is employed com
piling statlstleH In tho secretary of State's
office us forwarded from tho town clerks
ono who bpoelncs huby'Ips. unique Is
this request that the officers are making
a special clfott to loc.ito fnims for these
men.
The Installation ot the Rev. Charles St.
John ns pastor of thu Congtegatlnnal
Chinch in Alontpeller will tako place
February 3. It will bo followed by a eon
ventlon iclallve to the world tellgious
movement that is on fool.
WATERBURY
Olln (Sat row an old veteran of
company O, 2nd A'ermont volunteers,
who enlisted in isbl and was honor
ably discharged in 1861, passed away
at tho go of 75 years at his residence
at AA'atcrbury January !i. Air. Harrow
was formerly an old resident of Bur
lington. He was married twice. His
Friday. George Carey of Alontpeller was
in town a few days the past week
MIDDLESEX
Xewhall brothers op'ened their ice pond
Alonday to supply the Stlddlcscx,
creamery and others in this section. The
little snow that has fallen In the last few
days makes It possible to harvest the Ice
on hIpcIr. Mr. ThnmuR. file Kpetlnn hnsn.
The funeral of Stlllman A. Hatch was who nad both bones be)on. tne knec
held at his late home on Cemetery ken recently, and was taken to Ucutoii
street Sunday afternoon, tho Rev. James hospital, haa boen moved to his home.
T. k. I'nce nns neen woruina tor several
weeks to secure water for his homo by
an artesian well. Ho has had experts
drilling. They h.ivo gono down feet
and have not found water Tho rope
broke and let the drill down to the bot
tom JM feet. No means up to this timo
had been devised to get the drill up. Tho
officers for the ensuing year for the' Alld
dlescx A'alley Grange aie; Aiaster, II IS.
Chapln; overseer, L. O. Wilder; lectuier.
Jones;
shiner.
AV. H. A'augnii; steward, James Xewhall,
assistant slcwutd, Aithur Buck; gate-
B. Sargent officiating. Interment was In
Elmwood cemotery, DeAA'Itt Clinton
Ixidge. F. and A. AL. of which tho de
ceased was a member, conducting the
Alosonio burial service at the grave. Tho
deceased was botn In Roxbury. in IS II.
but had spent the greater part ot his
lire in Northfield. Ho married Alaty J.
Robinson of this town, who died livo
years ago. To this union was born live
i.ti.inn r..... t- ...... li,.inr, "r i -
thew and AVlllla.n Hatch of New York Mrs. A. P. II gelmi ; ohaplin L. C
and Mrs. Eva M. Blphlnstone. who lived T'..: ".' :
with her fathor; also threo grandchildren
Eva and Harold Blphlnstone and Harold
1. .-........ r?A.i.r.i r-....in, !......... ir. nr
Joubert. who was recently discharged V CT -""""V. ' ;". ' "
from the Canadian army, having served " auRhn; i Mrs. Nettle Miles;
In Fiance during tho war. Air. Hatch V" i n V" 'TV, V ?$ta,nt
. Civil War veteran and a member steward. Callsta Newhall The following
In connection with the tomb stouo roc- i first wlfo wa Alary L. Th
ortla.
F. 11. Thomns, who has been commander
of the American Legion allien tho or
ganization, has resigned because ho has
announced ho will bo a candidate for
Stato's attorney of AVushlngton county
In tho next primaries. Colonel Thomas'
successor was not elected at the last
meeting, but a special meeting will tako
plnco In a shoit time on tho matter.
Rami) Villa mid Alnrio Oruz. both of
Alontpeller and natives of Spain, were
married at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning
by J. G. Brown, Justice of the earew at
the city clink's olflco following tlioli- ob
taining ti maiiiugo license. Jesus AJn. a
friend, was the witness at the marriage.
Peter Nabonl ami AIlss Alalia Olglattl
ot Alontpeller weiu married by Justice
Brown Inter S.uuidny moinlng at their
rooms on Slhley avenuo In tho presence
of friends. The brido is a daughtor of
Mr nod .Mis. m(l0 OlglatM. Roth of
Burlington, who had ono sou.
O. Gnrfow of Burlington, tho
children being O. B. Gurrow of 'er
gennew, Geoige T. of Oswego, X. ,
Lillian AI. and S. Edward of Hurling
ton. a brother David, and sister, Alnry,
of Milton. His second wife, AIlss
Sophie Alartln of Tlconderoga, N. Y
survives him with ono daughter, Olive,
of AVatorbury. Tho funeral sorvlces
wore held In Waterbury and tho re
mains left AVatorbury on tho fi:20
a, in. train Alonday. Intornicnt was
In St. Joseph's cemetery in Burlington,
Among tlioso who attended the meeting
of .Mai quiii do Lafayette Chapter, D. A, R.,
at tho homo of Alia. C. II, Heaton In
Alontpeller Saturday woie; Alts. E. A,
Stanley, Airs. E. C. Hayes, Alrw. B. R.
Dcmerltt, Alts. W. H. Soabury, Mrs. Ralph
Putnam and Airs. B. B. Campbell. Thote
will bo a box party and promenade under
Ihe nupleeB of thc Duxbury Cornov
of Brooks Post, G. A. I!.. of Montpelier. Program ior me next leguiar ur.uigo
-Charles F. Beard died Alonday at tho """K ''s cn prepared by the worthy
, iii- i...i.. r:,mn l. fiuhwri. Ifcturcr. Airs. A. P. Blgelow: Roll call ui
ompson of Funeral services wero hold nt tho church nnswered by the ladles by giving souio
u. Edward 'nt Northtield Falls, AVednesday alter-, i 1,ort CU,B 1 house work, by tho gen-
ljUir'a' ! ...HI, l.nrlat In Klmwnoil enmntnrv. HelllCII. SOIllo Story, SOllg page IPS. GlUUBe
. I'""', ' Mrtl.i.llrtu. .1a1...,a ,,t......i.. i mi.... .1...
tho Rov. G. H. Redding ofllclatlng. Air. ". ". '"'""i k".
Beard wns born In Barnet in 1840 and l'"rd car is tho most practical car tor the
solved three years In the Civil AVar a.M "X?KC ,,fariuet". alllnnatlve. Orville
a member of Company D, First Vermont W. Hr' Klvv,u"'1 negative. L. .1.
Cavalrv. Ho tamo to Northtield to live )'Ur -Arthur Buck; solo. Airs. Nettie
with his mother, the lato Mrs. Sarah Miles; "Care of AA Inter Dally." AV. H.
Beard, in ISH. His mother died In 1WI X"""1 reading. Airs. Buck; song, pad
and ho had blnco lived with his niece.- flange Melodies; sui prise features.
Thero will bo two faat games of basket- 5Iis. Charles Bingham. Following t iu
ball In Armory hall on Friday ovenllng. ""Infr refieshmcnts will be served. As
when tho American Legion team 'of " ""lzo 18 otteteil by tho State lecturer fot
Xorthfleld wlll moet the Randolph legion ,l10 "Vlit attendance of otllceia
team and tho Northneld high school will cvt"y officer Is asked to m.iko
play Bethel high, Thero will be a dnnco " Stoat effort to be present t
following tho games. Ollbortson of Barro u, meeting nnd every mret
wlll furnish muslc.-AV. AV. Hartwell. ' thioughout tho car.Mrs. II. 15.
K. AI. Holton and D. B. Howe aro In Chaphr was In Alontpelior most of hi
Boston this week attending thc National wc' "I'llng in tho care of her father,
Shoe Dealers' association convention who died Friday morning. Thc tuucrnl
which Is being held ln that city, Airs. -
K. A. Thonicll, Who has bevn visiting (Continued on page ''cu(!
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