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TUB DUBLIN GTOM FREE PRESS AND TIMCSt WEDNESDAY, OCTODEK 4, 1939 PACE TEN. ST0V7E Two Couples Observe Their 20th Wedding Anniversaries 91 tycii'ls Mciifzicie, a. Voice Students Of Donald Gage To Give Recital t- Several of the voice students of Pesctiom Atcdsmy Glee Club Elects Officers; Concert, Operettb Planned Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F.

Blair of Vergennes and Mr. and Mrs. Blair was the former Miss Adeline Fount Ine of Burlington. Mr. Blair has been employed by the Lend-A-Hand Club To Meet On "Thursday Richard Boice of New Haven cele- FPK 'at brated their 20th wedding anni-; E.

O. A. W. Norton concern in versarles by entertaining 75 Vergennes for the past 22 years, their friends from Vergennes and 'P0" are prominent in the Legion. The Glee Club has, elected the following officers: President, Donald Gage will give a recital at the Athena Club rooms tomorrow evening at The public is invited.

The recital program will be as Mr. Blair being commander of the James Quimby: vice-president, Miriam Johnson; treasurer, Mau rice Chandler; librarian, Dor surrounding towns, Saturday evening at the Grange hall. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening, music being furnished by the Rhythm Makers orchestra. A beautifully decorated cake topped first district. American Legion, and Mrs.

Blair, president of the Vergennes Unit, American Legion Auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boice were also married at St. The Lend-a-Hand Club will meet Thursday afternoon with a picnic dinner at 1 at the Sleeper cottage on Luce Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. O. J. McQettigan of Superior.

are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ricketson.

Mrs. Carrie George. Mrs. C. I.

A Fur-TrimffiGd 1 othy Appleton; advertising committee, Constance Crown, Martin follows: If God Left Only You Densmore Norma Sandall "Myself When Young" from Per McLaren. Sylvia Field. Mrs. A. Peter's Church on October 3.

1919. by two miniature brides and sian Garden Lehmann hri(irronms. mad hv Mrs. 1 Mrs. Boice was the former Miss G.

Sc ambler is the director. There will be a special Christmas concert Donald Martin and an operetta in May. The students enjoyed a movie party in St. Johnsbury Friday evening. Transportation was furnished by Carter Steele.

The Rosary Nevin Gladys Norrie Lascia ch'io pianga Handel The Hills of Gruzia Mednlkoff Harriet Coburn Where'er You Walk Handel The Trumpeter Dix Roscoe was presented to the brides E11 Tatro of Panton. He is of 20 years. An angel cake made successful farmer In New Haven, by Mrs. W. K.

Powers also was The seventh annual school fair cut. Refreshments of ice cream be held at the gymnasium and cake were served by the Friday evening. This event is Misses Patience and Catherine sponsored by the Vergennes Chap-Norton. Pearl and Margaret Ayer. ter Future Farmers of Ameiica Helen and Pearl Abare and co-operation with the home Misses Cyr of New Haven.

They economics department. Exhibits received many lovely gifts. will include vegetables, farm and Mrs. Alfred Blair were mar-1 crops, poultry, handicraft, canned ried at St. Peter's Church by the vegetables and fruit, jams, jellies.

Mr. Trombly has returned to Bruce Butterfieid Mozart Alleluia Ida Welch his duties after a brief absence. Town Notes Elsie Choate who underwent a surgical operation at the Mary Fletcher Hospital In Burlington, is much improved. Mrs. Hans Goller and son, John Howard, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Hebblethwaite. Mainacht Waltz Robinson and Mrs. Myron Pres-cott and Don Robinson of Wells River, were accompanied by Miss Nellie Robinson and Mrs. Laura Robinson of Stowe to Belvidere Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Don Seaver. Others from Stowe to attend were Mrs. Lottie Collin, Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Burt and J. J. Robinson. Mrs.

Robert Durgin of Charleston, N. visited Mrs! Helen Russ the first of the week. The 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. P.

Bouchard was operated upon for appendicitis at the De-Ooesbriand Hospital Monday morning. Emmett Wright of Pittsfield, and Miss Glenna Wright of Plainfield spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. MiUicent Wright of Mansfield road. The Neighborhood Club will pickles, sewing, fancy work, food, gift packages, flower arrange- Rev. L.

A. Vezina. now of Rutland, on October 8. 1919. Mrs.

Lullaby Brahms Medallyon Singer jments. and winter bouquets. looaa up to S3 00. Ob your aiaa-lav. tfcoM of last week.

wit. prize will De awaraea 10 ine person winning the most blue ribbons. There will also be amusement and refreshment booths. The second rehearsal of the Vergennes and New Haven choral clubs will be held this evening in 31 Cfcarch St. Barliaftra.

October is rally month at the Congregational Church. A large attendance is expected. Mrs. Francis Somers has returned from the Mary Fletcher Hospital. Her friends will beg lad to see her out again.

Judge and Mrs. Can have returned to their home in Brook- Haven, in preparation for J. the program to be presented Fri- (ladies trio) Beneath the Cypress' Gloomy Shade Handel Pace pace mio dio Verdi Kathleen Perantoni Honor and Arms Handel Abram Lyttle He Was Despised from "Messiah" Handel Dorothy Nultzman Llnvitation au Voyage Duparc Revolutionary Air American Folk Zueignung: Strauss Victoria Boyce Italian Salad (a musical jest) Renee Medallyon Singers with Donald Gage meet with Mrs. K. K.

Moody Fri line, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. George Twombly have been spending the past week with their son, Wayne Twombly. There will be a.

social at the day afternoon (note change of day). Mrs. C. L. Tomlinson and son.

Philip, have returned from a i week's stay in East Brookfield. i Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Chapin of Congregational Church Friday evening, October 6. There will be games and refreshments. All are welcome. U.V. Twl.

Alumni BazaarDance (DCTHDIBER 7 University Gymnasium 6 p. m. to 12 m. PUBLIC INVITED Ad.T.issfc3, finite 25: Children IC: SHELDON Miss Elorella Clark has hn moved to Shawmeade, where she is oeing cared lor by Miss Marion Shaw. O.

E. S. Members to Attend District Meeting Locals District Eastern Star meeting for district No. 8 will be held in Enosburg Falls on October 6 at Susan Stoddard has zone to Durham, where she will enter the University of New Hampshire. Miss Stoddard attended Green Mountain Junior College at Poult.

Colchester and Mrs. Etta Shackett and Mrs. G. W. Chapin were in Middlesex Sunday.

Sunday guests at N. B. Johnson's were Mrs. Lila Bartlett and Pay Wilson of West Bolton, Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Catchapaw and family of Hinesburg, Charles Brush and Mrs. Nora Carey of North Perrisburg. Mrs. Minnie Tinkham, Mrs. H.

E. Pike and Miss Kathryn Pike were in Burlington Monday. Miss Pauline Thompson, who is employed at E. E. Smalley's, spent the weekend in Morrisville.

Miss Clara Dewey, who is in the nurses' training class at the DeGoesbriand Hospital, was at her home Sunday. 2 p. m. The ladies of the Episco pal parish will serve a banquet at 1 -v4- 1 i 5:30 p. m.

The evening meeting opens at 7:30. Welden Chapter, No. 79. of St. Albans will assist in the school of instruction in the afternoon.

Carlisle Chapter, No. 8 of Sheldon will open the evening ceremonies. Swanton a wmm sessod The present mode of styling Raccoon makes that fur an outstanding number for this season. The let out skins and special sleeve designs are most effective in appear Chapter, No. 11 will put on the ney two years.

Agnes Milligan Is much improved. Work on the State road from Ewell's Hollow to Danville line is well under way. The road is being straightened and new bridges where needed. Paul Hooker has gone to Durham, where he will resume his work at the University of New Hampshire. Wallace Taylor is building a house on the Ewell's Hollow road above East Peacham.

They expect to move there soon. J. Miller of Topsham is supervising the construction nf a nm initiatory work while Fairfax Chapter, No. 17 wfll perform the spent Sunday at E. C.

Hillman's. ance. closing ceremonies. Mrs. Mary W.

COLE FUR One. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Chapin and daughter," Dorothy Jean, of Colchester, were in town Sunday. Mrs. Carrie George of Water-bury spent Friday night and Sat- Gorton, district deputy grand matron and Charles H. Dunton, district deputy grand patron are extending an invitation to all Eastern Star members to be present. Carlisle Chapter, No.

8, O. E. is sponsoring its annual roast 14 Church St. GEO. P.

COLE, Mgr. jurday with Mrs. Laura Robinson. Beaver Dyed Mouton Swagger cement bridge in East Peacham day evening at the town hall in New Haven. Members nroeri turkey supper at Missisquoi hall.

to be present to rehearse under Sheldon Springs begin- near the Metcalfe house. He has been in charge of the building of two other bridges In that village previously. I With ftf Skunk I Trimming 1. I I li the direction of Luman Smith of" m. Burlington.

All singers from thisL A daughter. Alberta Deane, was city who desire transportation are! born September 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Deane Kittell. O.

WAX nnmnnlnvmint uavmi AAA creased in Great Britain? C. P. nas decreased irom 1,339,. 204. in fifnt.fmhfr 1 fA 1 oee GREATEST SHOE VALUE -AMERICA'S asked to be at the library promptly at 7:15.

The first meeting of the season of the Forest and Field Club was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland T. Robinson and was largely attended. The program consisted of a talk by Miss Adella Ingham on a AmJ U.

424 in July 1939. Olin Bryce and family of Cambridge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bryce. Mrs.

Bertha Smith is visiting relatives in Burlington. Mrs. Josie Thompson has gone to St. Albans where she has employment. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd of East Fairfield and Mr. and Mrs. WM smart jQ Jen foil C3at ner vacations for the past few years at Mount Mansfield; Miss WILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP TWO BOYS ABOUT TWENTY YEARS OF AGE, IN RUTLAND AT ABOUT 1A.M, SEPTEMBER 18, 1939, and gave them a ride tb Burlington, please communicate with the following: Box 81-M Burlington Free Press. Harriet Chapman read a selection Jf-dMurch and two sons of from one of Rowland Robinson's books: and Mrs.

Chase of Ecole Champlain showed some attrac tive pictures of the school and AND YOU'LL WEAR told of the camp life at the school. Legion and Auxiliary members "THE SHOE THAT GIVES YOU EVERYTHING opnngiieia were sunaay guests of Mrs. Minnie Lloyd. Miss N. May Sturges of Leominster, was a week-end guest of her cousin, Mrs.

Grant Gorton. Sheldon Grange No. 510 observed Boosters Night and Grange Fair Friday evening, September 29, with about 90 present. There was an exceptional display of handwork, fancy work, canned goods, vegetables and other farm of Vergennes are asked to be present at the first district meeting, of which this post and unit be Combination Doors Storm Windows John Forville Co. long, to be held Friday in St.

Albans. The girls drill team of the Junior Auxiliary of Vergennes SAfQkT are expected to take part in the 162 Maple St. Phone 875 produce entered by friends and exercises. I members of the Grange. A lec Mrs.

Donald H. Norton, depart turer program consistinar of t5 A STYLE New colors, new silhouettes that do things for you in Styl-EEZ. COMFORT Concealed features give you miraculous comfort. The "flare-fit innersole helps correct wobbly ankles. VALUE Test with all the rest, and youTI discover with thousands of others, that America's greatest shoe value at $6.50 is Styl-EEZ.

musical selections by the Towle-Morse trio, "The History of Our Grange" by Mrs. Donald Little; a recitation, by Mrs. Fay Kittell, I and a solo, by Esther Goodhue Dancing was enjoyed during the! OUR NEW NUMBER PHOTJE 719 HAM PLOOF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 120 Pine St. TeL 719 7 ment president of the Legion Auxiliary, has returned from Chicago, 111., where she attended the national Legion convention. She also visited Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Norton in Winnetka, 111. Mr. and Mrs. John McEvila of the Weeks School, visited in Salisbury and Leicester, Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ayer and two daughters spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Ayer's mother, Mrs. Ada Hanson, in Monkton.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boice left Monday for a trip to the World's Fair in New York. Lewis King and Mr. and Mrs.

William Arnold of Stillwater, N. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John King in this city and also at the home of relatives in Richmond. Miss Amy M.

Burt of Penland, N. is a guest at the home of Brown Alligator. GREEN MOUNTAIN SANATORIUM T. E. HAYS, M.

D. Burlingon, Vt. Phone 1711 Treatment of arthritis, nervous and chronic diseases. Complete rtysiotherapy department JEFFERSONVILLE The meeting of the Mansfield Christmas Club, which, was to be held this afternoon with Mrs. Doris Dyke, has been indefinitely postponed.

The Future Farmers of America, Cambridge Chapter took part in the annual Long Trail hike Saturday. The- boys started from Jeffersonville and went to Sterling pond a distance of about ten miles. Despite the rainy weather the trip was an enjoyable one. Lunch was eaten in the Long Trail cabin at Sterling pond. The LeivSs BDanchard Co.

SELlYiJ WOILD'S CIEATEST NAME IN WOMEN'S SHOES' the Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Hager.

Dr. and Mrs. John Tomasi of Barre have returned after spend- ing the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Ralli. Harold Wetherell, who resigned his position at Fishman's department store, left last week for Bur- lington to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.

Wetherell, before taking up his duties this week as assistant man "NO MORE RUNS START AT THE CARTERS jT I WEAR Doys returned the same route! late in the afternoon. Plans are being made for thei first annual school fair to be held late in October. Exhibits will be I the feature of the fair. Each de-1 partment of the high school will' have an exhibit. The elementary i grades are co-operating.

There will be an entertainment with general dancing. Burlington to Barre Parcels and Express Service Phone Montpelier 57 Borre 753 Burl. 4669-W ROY A. LATUCH CAR REGISTRATIONS 1 v. ACTIONEE ager of the Real Silk Hosiery Co.

The annual chicken pie supper! 0. store in Rutland Harry Sessions of the Ladies' Aid Society wiU be ifc k. aim a served October 10 at the church pariors from 5:30 p. m. The schools were not in session 1 JB.00 LT Sift FD- YdDQOD- In plains and tweeds $10-75 SC-98 9 i A Ik I it 1 is employed at the Fishman store in his place.

Mrs. Foster A. Young has entered the Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital in Burlington for treatment. Theater: Mat. today 4.

"The Rains Came" with Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power, G. Brent. Adv. Hall Paper Sal Take advantage of our large discount on all papers in stock. Values up to $1 :00 at discounts as much as Monday afternoon to allow the teachers to attend a meeting in the northeastern district, under Superintendent E.

T. Maloney's supervision. Ralph Noble and Mrs. Alice Coutts-Aldrich were the principal speakers. Mrs.

M. B. Maynard was a week-end business visitor at Fairfax. During her absence, Mrs. Myrtle Raymond and daughters of Morrisville were at the Maynard home.

Master James Morey of Troy spent Saturday with Mrs. Henry Parker at Mrs. Nora Hawley's. Mr. and Mrs.

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R. Westover and daughter of Burlington were with Mr. and W. G. Lease Sunday.

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Lamborn? J. h. o. .1 i A. The collection, consisting of 22 volumes of United States! stamps, was purchased by R.

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