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PAGE FOUR THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1930. NEWS OF ADDISON COUNTY AND THE SOUTHERN TOWNS MIDDLEBURY DENVER CO-ED WEDS HINDU BRAZIL CAPITAL RULED BY MILITARY JUNTA JUgh School Considering Solid Session FUn League of Women Votr Meet The Middlebury ILzh school ia con- 1 tables being played. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lord of Burlington spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larrow. A Halloween party and a box social will be held Monday night at the Kingsland school for the benefit of the Mount Philo Parent-Teacher Association. A play will be given by the children and the public is invited.

Solon Lewis was in Burlington on business Thursday. alderlng the adiaability vt having lolict session from 8 until 1 p. rith short intermission for lunch in stead of the twosessioa day which is observed the present time-. To aid the authorities in the deci sion a questionnaire is being circu lated parents which jefcs t- ascure an expression of eplnicn from LINCOLN those who have children the tchocl In order that th; situation ir.ay clearly undent -od th circular calls, attention of the parent? to th advantage as well as the diiad- rar.togfs. League of Women Voter Th regular meetirsr cf the Leagu cr wewnen vcters ce Mrs.

W. S. Huntley this evening at Reports of the State meeting at Bellows Falls will be given. I v1 'x y-i; Check-list Fasted The check list for the general elec tion November 4. has been posted.

The Board of Civil Authority will meet at the town cleric's cSce Saturday rur.g. November 1. from 8 until 9:30 for the purpose of revising same. It 1 the duty of every person 21 years sV'NV i 'J-f, fate rtf-iMh' 1 I'a I- it-80 cf or over to see that h's or her for Porter Hospital will ocllected this week. Any cne wishing to give, and who has net solicited is requested to notify one of the committee.

Mrs. Walter Calhoun. Mrs. Hubert Holme cr Mrs. N.

J. Sar.ford. Martin McIJuzh has returned to his duties In Poughkeepiie. N. after a few days at the home cf his father, Gecrge McIIugh.

and his slstrr. Charles Purir.tcn, manager cf the Grand Union store here, who was called to Burlington by the of his mother, J.L-s. L. A. Puriaton.

ha3 returned to town. Mr. and Mrs. Edward LsBree have rtt irn-d to Nashua, N. after fe-sr days at the home of her brother.

Jssse Boulia. Edgar who recently underwent an operation at the Porter Memorial Hospital, is reported as do-in? as well ps couli te expected. Thi Adclpha Circle of the Kind's Daughters would lik to receive sec-end hand toys that could be repaired for Christmas. Those who have such are to send a card to Miss Katherine Eenticy cn Thomas street. Meeting Th annual meeting cf the Addison county chipter of the American Red Cress w.ll be held with the chairman.

T. L. Butterfieid, at his home cn Main street Wednesday a'ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Labarre Society of the Congregational Church will hold a rummage sale Wednesday tncming beginning at 9 o'clock In the Women's Club rcoms. People having article, ta donate are requested to leave them at the club room Tuesday.

Buys ravilion Abe Newman of Rutland has purchased th? property at East Middle bury End he will take possession at ones and plans to remodel the pavilion. Visiting Raymond who has hid employment on the steamship Virginia cf the Panama Pacific Line for the past few month, in to visit his cousin, Mrs. Lucy Skiff. HLs mother and sisters. Mrs.

Anna Lewis and daughters. Janet and Gertrude of Boston are a'so there for a visit at the home of Mrs, Skiff. Installation A Joint Instillation of the newly elected officers cf the Middlebury Post cf the American Legion cf the Ladies Auxiliary was held In their hail in tho Shambo block Thursday evening. At 6:30 o'clcck a fin? banquet wai served by the ladies and at 8 o'clock District Commander Hugo RinIey of Proctor and Mrs. Corn of Rutland installed the following officers of the Post: Commander, Walter S.

Shaw; V. B. W. adjutant, Frank L. Goss; finance, I tair.n is on the list, ths being the test opportunity to so la order to vote At the ccmir-g election.

Snow Brings Forecast of Winter-Grangers Visit New Haven On Saturday, this cection had a forecast of winter. Snow had fallen during the night and the ground remained covered, snow and rain falling throughout the day. Those in Middlebury Friday afternoon to attend the county meeting of the Vermont Republican Club were Mr. and Mfs. J.

F. Moody, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Garland, Mrs. L. E. Jack-man, Ivan Steadman and Jesse Farr. New Haven Grange invited the local organization to be guests at their meeting Friday evening.

Those attending were pleasantly entertained. Following the business meeting, a program was given by members of the Lincoln Grange, after which a bountiful supper was served by the New Haven people. The dining room was attractively decorated in colors appropriate for the season and dainty place cards and table decorations in Halloween colors adued much to the enjoyment of the evening. Mrs. Wilber Atkins of Springfield has been a guest ths past few days of Mrs.

Orissa Atkins. Irving Davis and family have moved to the Bowman tenement at the Corners. Mrs. Paul Booska and daughter, Pauline, who have been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. D.

H. Hunt, of Waltham, have returned home. George Riddell of Minevilie, N. is at the home of A. D.

Strong and family for few days visit. Mrs. Jane Merrill passed last week in Bristol visiting friends. Recent visitors et the home of Walter Purinton and family were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Dow of Ferrisburg and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Labounty of Charlotte. Mrs. Ralph Thompson and children have returned home after visiting her Strawberry riant Bloom A large ratch of wild strawberry plants literally covered with blossoms is reported by Louis Boyce cf Wey- brldge, while on the Kate Boyce farm a plentiful supply cf ripe wild rasp berries has been picked dur.ng th? past few days.

Tarty Union Chapter O. E. will hold ssociaferf Press Photo a Halloween party for members and Mrs. Copal Sinah Khalsa, 20. was Irene Hall.

Colorado university children Friday evening at the Ma- before her marriage recently In Denver. Her husband, with whom $he is shown, is one of three Hindu representatives in America of the mdian National Corcress, an organization of adherents of Mahatma Sandhi. soilc -Temple rooms at clock. The committee In charge of arrangements states that children may go in costume or not. as they may desire.

A Pr1 fit also that all members who have no children may invite cne to attend with them. last week with Mrs. Charles Billings Mrs. Billings remained for a week at her home here. Scenes in Rio de Janeiro, capital cf where a military junta unseated the government of President Washington Luis as a climax to a revolution that had spread to practically every stata in Brazil.

Above Is a view of one of the city's principal streets. A group of Brazilian soldiers are shown upper right. Monroe palace is shown below. Mid-Week. Service There will be uion mid-week serv MONKTON and speeches a serial hour was en-Joyed.

Reception The Women's Club held a reception in its club rooms Friday evening at 8 o'clock. It was well attended by the teachers, club members and as It was gentlemen's night there W2s also a good number of them. ices at the Memorial Baptist Church Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Grange The regular meeting cf the Middle- Into Quiz Amsterdam, N. after a few dayi visit at the home of E.

Daniels. Mrs. Alex Bearor of Leicester June tion, visited Mrs. Ada La Due re cently. bury Grange No.

315 was held In their hall Friday evening. There was a 1 good attendance. After business, a Boro P. T. A.

to Have Harvest Supper Personal News Items The Eoro P. T. A. will serve a harvest supper Wednesday, October 29. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock and continued until everyone is served.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Donahue were Eurlington visitors Thursday.

Minor Neeley has gone to New York city on business. program was P. T. A. The regular business meeting of the East Middlebury Parent Teacher Association will be hell at the Com RIPTON Stephen Billings of Barre.

who has been touring through New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Jason Billings. Ruth Jcwett of Weybrldge was a guest of Caroll Billings Thursday night. Miss Bigelow, who is in the employ cf Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Upson, was called to her home in Addison Thursday by the death of an uncle. Walter Kirby caught a bear in a trap Tuesday. Miss Anna Richardson, preceptress of Troy Conference Academy, spent winter at the home of his aunt.

Mrs. Mable Young. Fred Dikel and daughters visited Mrs. Dikel at Rutland Hospital recently, where she is recovering from a recent operation. Mr.

and Mrs. John PurccJl and son, John, of Dorset have bsen spending a few days at the heme cf Mrs. Agnes M. Purceil. Ms.

Waldo Hutchins, who has been ill for several weeks, is clowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolcott visited his brother, Ernest Wolcott and family in Bethlehem, N. recently Albena and Victor Preseau and Hector Gii'oux have returned from a two weeks' visit in Chester.

John Conway, while at his farm south of Orwell village, a few days ago, fell from a tree in which he was picking apples. Dr. M. H. Thompson was summoned and it was found that Mr.

Conway had a cracked rib. His condition is considered serious. Myron Gallison has moved his family from Shoreham to the Spaulding house in North Orwell. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Easson and daughter, Caroline, have returned to William J. Rogers; chaplain, Kenneth Gorham; sergeant-at-arms, Clarence G. Cole: and of the Ladies' Auxiliary: President. Mrs. Ruth Spcrry; first vice-president, Mrs.

Helen Denton; second vice-president, Mrs. C. O. Frost; treasurer, Miss Dolphine LaFleur: secretary. Mrs.

Bernicc Warner; chaplain, Mrs. Lois Provonche; scrgrant-at-arms, Mrs. Sadie Warren. After the installation x6 -kit A ni A munity House Wednesday evening at 1:30 o'clock. 4 Personals Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Vancelette and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vancelette have returned from business trip to New London, Conn. Miss Alm Phelps of Wibcnro, N.

Is in town. The canned foods and vegetables! CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thaver have returned to their home in Brockton. after spending two weeks with Mrs.

Thayer's mother, Mrs. Mary E. Williams. The Mount Philo Parent-Teacher Association gave a card party at the Kingsland school October 23, six POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING sister, Mrs. D.

H. Hunt in Waltham. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bicknell of Cut-tingsville spent Friday night with Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Bicknell. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Buck of Portland, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kent and Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Jackman. Judge Foote of Middlebury is visiting at the home of A. E. Briggs and family. ROCHESTER The Rev.

George M. Burdick spoke last evening to a large group in the Rochester Methodist Church vestry. He told of the work that Is going on in Korea. He said that while he was talking. In Korea there was a movement on foot to unite the Methodist Churches under one head, as the Methodist Church of Korea.

He also spoke of the progress of educational work on the islands and on the mainland. Japanese influence is very strong. During the period of transition the missionaries had to be especially careful not to become involved in the political uprising which make the independent kingdom of Korea Into a subject kingdom to Japan. He wore native Korean dress. He told of the customs of the people and of the progress that Christianity is making among the youth of that country.

He was accompanied by the Rev. V. Wachs of South Royalton, who served for 14 years as a missionary in Korea. He was attired in native costume. He Introduced the speaker of the evening.

Missionary Burdick has been in Korea for 27 years. He was torn in Crown Point, N. Y. He is a nraduate in Liberal Arts of the University of Vermont. Previously he ctudied in Troy Academy at Poult-ney.

For some years he was a member of the Vermont Conference of the Methodist Church. He is a charter member of the Korean Methodist Church. The missionary is at home on furlough for several months, after which he will return to the. Far East. D.

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Bristol, Vergennes, Vt. AssoctMi Piess Phon Frank O'Loughlin, brother of Lec O'Loughlin. Denver city detective, also was questioned by police, with Mrs. Leo O'Loughlin, regarding the mysterious killing of Leona O'Loughlin, ten. daughter of Leo.

FOR VERGENNES Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers SEE AND HEAR THE NEW Ladies' Friendly Whist Club Meets At the recent meeting of the Vergennes Unit No. 14 of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary held at the Stevens House parlors the following officers were installed under the di- rection of Mrs. Percy Carpenter, vice- president of the Frst District: President, Mrs. Donald H. Norton, re-elect-j ed; second vice-president, Mrs.

Wes HINESBURG D. W. Eddy and sister. Miss Mabel Eddy, left Saturday for Massachusetts, where they will visit friends and attend the Eddy reunion. Miss Eddy will then go on to Orlando, Florida, to spend the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Burritt were in Westford several days the past week, called there by the death and funeral of Mr.

Hunter's father, Isaac Hunter. The following representative citizens, irrespective of party affiliation have agreed to lend their support in furthering this campaign: Aids Jobless THE HALL FURNI TURE CO. College Street. Tel. 300 STOP ley Smith; secretary, Miss Cora Blair; treasurer, Mrs.

Albert Palmer; historian. Mrs. Raymond Slack; chaplain, Mrs. Harold Adams; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Arthur Jodoin; executive committee, Mrs.

Clinton McCormlck, Mrs. Charles Roscoe and Mrs. Chester Barrows. The following appointive offices were filled by the president: Child welfare and guardianship, Mrs. Walter Bristcl; membership, Mrs.

Alfred Blair; Americanism and memorials, Mrs. Arthur Jodoin; poppy, Mrs. Charles' Roscoe; rehabilitation, Mrs. Edward LaBombard; publicity, Mary E. Bartley; cradle roll, Mrs.

George Roscce; historian and gold star, Mrs. Raymond Slack; unit activities. Mrs. Howard Adams; music, Mrs. Chester Barrows: community service, Mrs.

Frank chairman sick committee, Mrs. Marie Elair. A buffet dinner was served preceding installations. Whist Club The Ladies' Friendly Whist Club was entertained last week by Mrs. William Lawrence.

Mrs. E. Ware won first prize and Mrs. Thomas Langevin won the guest prize. The club will meet this week at the home of Mrs.

Eli Milo. Personals Superintendent C. L. Betsinger and Walter Young left Sunday for New York state, where they will spend ten days deer hunting in company with several hunters from Delaware County. N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo K. Powers and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald H. Norton went Friday to Boston to witness the Harvard and Dartmouth football game. The Gage Cemetery Improvement Society will meet Tuesday afternoon, October 28, at home of Mrs. Karl Field.

Mrs. Elmer Birkett and Miss Harriet Chapman will assist in entertaining. Mrs. A. H.

Godette of Burlington has been spending a few days in town with friends. John Canney of Rutland visited in town Friday. Thomas Bartley of Bridgeport, has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Jerry Bartley, and his sister. Pr 4 i i i' A ij 1 1 I 4 I -1 i i -1 L.

j- j-jt WHERE YOU ARC GO re John J. Flynn F. D. Foley Jacob Frank Dr. A.

L. Fogg E. Lloyd Gillette Thomas W. Gurney Dr. A.

R. Hogan E. A. Howard A. H.

Heiningcr Mrs. James Hale H. G. Hawthorne J. Holmes Jackson James E.

Kennedy Essex Junction A. V. Kieslich Austin H. Kerin Dr. A.

L. Earner Charles Levin Orlo E. Luce M. G. Leary J.

H. Middlcbrook E. O. Mitiguy Dr. Karl C.

McMahon, P. E. McAuliffe Edward Moran John Madigan Charles II. Mower Clarence Morgan, Shelburne Frank Merola W. F.

McKenzie John P. Murphy Dr. E. D. McSweeney Thomas Magner Charles A.

Niles John L. Norton Guy M. Page J. S. Ploof Alfred Perotta Henry Papin Leon I.

Patten Dr. C. A. Ravey George R. Stackpole Arthur E.

Sherwin A. R. St. Pierre William Thynne George E. Whitney E.

P. Woodbury Graham Wilson W. H. Wilson Joseph Winterbotham, Jr. C.

R. Abies George L. A gel Louis Alapa F. E. Allard Harry Alderman Mrs.

Margaret Allen Arthur YV. Bacon Roy E. Bingham I. Munn Boardman Bostwick Benjamin Bullock James Burns Mrs. I.

H. Brown Harry A. Butler Robert Cannon i J. B. E.

Chevrier Pr. J. M. Caisse James E. Cashman James J.

Carney Daniel L. Cady Charles H. Darling F. A. Deyette I.

TV Donovan Michael Dorn F. I Don-Hugh L. Finnegan rl ILEY'S A Associated Press I'ltoto Seward Prosser Is head of the emergency committee chosen to relieve the unemployment situation in New York City. Music Rooms, Inc. The Store of Service 217 College St.

TeL 238. Sv ana Hear th Kevcust 3Itracle of Itadlo ilalley Hall Theatre Bristol, Vermont Today and Tomorrow KEN MURRAY NED SPARKS BENNY RUBIN EDDIE FOY. Jr. LILYAN TASHMAN LOUISE FAZENDA Miss' Mable Bartley. Mr.

and Mrs. Brassard and daugh- ter, who have been visiting their son, Arthur, in West Ferrisburg, have re- turned to Montreal. ORWELL 13 -t H'L' VICTOR BADTO 1 1 7 Fi rfto CO NGRESS CLU Items of Personal News John Conway Injured In Fall From Tree Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lafiey have returned from Worcester, where they were ten days as guests of Clarence and Dallas Lafley.

George Thomas is spending the FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS PAY BEST grid. 5-circmit ndi. F. A. Deyette, E.

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