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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926. PAGE FIVE I Downer Is supplying Jn ner place- weeks at the home of her parents. Mr. STOWE uiaunwru ii.mv.iib ana Mrs. Lewis Gouiet of First etreet hnicn on Piatt street to his newlv nur- u.

ttri ttirrifiii ail i nc miniv id Given At East Hartfwick farm on Spring suffering from injuries received frcm i Kenneth young eon of Mr. and a faU from iaddtr mnaltr anda School Electa community of East Hardwlck The Mrs. Raymond Corl ss, returned to hia ple8 on the Kaymohd Corliss farm at home Monday, after pass'nir some time, Ma uam. Mr. Eue-ene SVermerhorn e5 by Edtfaf A.

Guest has returned to her horn In Cambridge, Mas after Dassine some time at the mi WANTON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Naoken. who have-been passing a week wllh Austin Winters, have returned to their home In New York city. Mms Jeanette Brow In visiting relatives in Burl'tfton.

Mrs. Florence Mcrse has returtied fr Momreal, where she paused a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William I'orter of Kex Junction passed the week-end at the home of Mrs Porter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William M'tte. "Walter Mr dor has gone to Mlddlebury, where he haa a position as barber. Miss Ella islam-hard i enjoy r.g a vacation from her dutif at K. .1.

Pntch-Id'-r3 jewelry rtore and Mi- Marion showed much appreciation for the pageant, "Where Love la God Is" by Tolsto' presented ly the young people from Stowe Punday evening. People had erathered from Wolcott, Greensboro and Hard wick to see it. The ervlve 'fas rrost lmp-esslve. An when the brighter Man and the Tree at the Albans of pit. II, receiving treatment for a broken I g.

1 r. and Mrs. fierce and family the week-end in Montgomery with Mr. Mina iJrown of I'url ngtoji ijarss-ed the week-end with Mr and Mrs. Uon Cray of Church ronald Fkeelw the young of Mr.

and Herbert SkeeN. hat been confined to the house with an attack of tonslltt.s. IiS' ar. Coulet is passing two dome of Mr and Mrs. R.

II. Blake. Mrx. Ered Webster was a Burlington sitor on Mo day. Mrs.

Carrie Biiss is pass'ng eeveral weeks in Boston and 'ew Vcrk, where she is vis ng rela--ies. Ifarl and Gordon Stewart and Frank McCormlck of St. Johns, passed Sunday with friends in town. The wor'd grows linnets sing. Brother to these.

pay too, would invitation from the Rev. C. A. Adams I ask no greater favor than to be cf Waterbury was received and ac- Friend of the sunshine, brother to a cepted to give the pageant at Water- tree, burv Sunday evening. November 7.

Neis-hfcor to beautv. and In turn to elve with rn'rth And hapry memories for my stay on earth. ALBURG kinder unthinking tree Must the than The annual election of off cers and Pome little Joy to others while I live; teachers for the Community Sunday to have In me that gift for happiness, school Sunday morn'n? following the Which trees and stars and violets church service resulted as follows: sees. Superintendent, Morris S. assist- I.al.ett Aid Society Meet With.

Mm. Dnrbr ant superintendent. the Rev, Harold erf Ft inance usiness an I to the weary, dutsy fellow man? Must men rejoice to see an elm at morn And find no joy because too, was born? Surely I have it in my power to be As friei.dly and as gracious as a tree. (Copyright. 1X6, Edgar A.

Guest) The Ladies' Aid Society will be en- White; secretary and treasurer, Allen streams tertained at the home of Mrs. H. J. .1. Heath; assistant, Walter L.

Aither; Beneath a tree a weary traveler dreams. Darjy lhls afternoon. A whist party orpanl.t. Mlsrs Carolyn Pike; assistant, R0sea make glad innumerable hearts, will held at the homes of Mrs. W.

Mrs. Harold -White; superintendent Unmeasured joy the morning sun im- J. Maurice and Mrs. W. W.

Stiles of Junior department. Mrs. M. S. nart How Money Works Men work to earn money.

Money works and earns more money when placed at interest. Why depend on your own efforts for an income make some money work for you. A few dollars placed in this Bank will draw interest. Then as you add to the amount there will be more interest coming to you. A few years effort along this line will give you a substantial income.

Then you can let your money do the working and you can take it easy. Begin now. Taxes on all money in this bank, both commercial and savings accounts, is paid by the bank. Chittenden County Trust Co. The Good Will Bank Friday afternoon, the proceed of rssi-tant, Mrs.

White; superintendent And 8iRCe all nature wears a gentle uc-uvu iu me v.urt or iTimary aeparxment, airs. J. A. i.wdrj.-ine ousn scnool is closea Hamel; Miss Florence I with beauty would I with enrich my grace. place.

owin to uiness or tne teacher. Mrs. n-'ng; superintendent of Missionary Harriet Deuel. A. lloy has onened ai flfrartmcni.

Mrs. TI Mtiiwf su- THE BEST HOME KI (From the New York Evening World) When Bab Ruth visited the little sick boy in New York recently he knocked i the best home run of his life. meat market in a part of Flynn nerintendent of Craddle Roll depart-! Kt.inrl enmctured. gazing on a ment, Mrs. G.

Foster; assistant, tree. The essential part of business is finance. Unless you have a good financial foundation, your business is not secure. This bank offers its connections to you to put your business on the proper basis. Howard National Bank So let men find some little charm in me.

I Some believe that the earth la lop Pansies are loved and welcomed In sided, flat at both ends and otherwise the spring, at variance with accepted theory. store. A Ford driven by AV. W. Grant and occupied by a party of four failed to properly negotiate -the turn near K.

Knierick's Saturday evening and turned over in the ditch, with the result that one of the passengers, Edward Gilbeau, suffered a broken leg and was taken to a Burlington hospital by Dr. G. E. King. The others in the party were slightly bruised but the car was badly demolished.

Dr. G. E. King has purchased of W. W.

Sawyer the large farm consisting of 425 acres with splendid buildings consisting of the large main house, two tenement houses, barns and other outbuildings. The farm is located near Isle La Motte bridge and commands a fine view of Mrs. I. K. Sweet; organist, primary department, Almeda Russell; assistant, Romonah Hill; librarian, Lillian Burt; assistant, Luella Slayton; superintendent of Home department, Mrs.

Carrie E. Straw. Teachers for classes are as usual with the exception of Mr. White who will assist F. M.

Small with the adult class and Miss Canning whn will be on call in the primary department. Miss Marjorie Watts was reelected for her class which will form on Sunday. Miss Watts returned Monday from her vacation passed with her sister, Mrs. W. W.

Houston, and family at Berwyn, Penn. Mr. White has been Beginning onltj Nov 14 68 hours DIRECTORS E. J. Booth John J.

Flynn E. P. Woojdbary J. S- Patrick R. A.

Cooke E. F. Oebhrdt J. It. Macomber Burlington.

OFFICERS E. J. Booth. President John J. F'yivn.

Vice-President E. D. Worthen. Vice-President Harrie Hall. Treasurer E.

II. Thornton, Treat. H. A. Cooke, Trust Officer 114 Church elected delegate to the State Grange NoExtraFare the stretch of lake lying between Isle meeting at Burlington this week.

This La Motte and Alburg. The household wjit necessitate his absence on Wed- goods of George Cleland arrived from nesdav in consequence of which the! Malone, N. by motor truck last meeting of the captains of the com-: week and were placed in the M. Mottj munity survey has been postponed un- tenement. til Thursday afternoon at 3:30.

The 1 At the annual meeting of the Alburg newly formed mandolin class will meet Chamber of Commerce held at Web- aj j-qo o'clock Thursday evening at the Later Departure 00 Earliest Morning Arrival Have you made your will? It is not wise to delay making a will and a Trust Company should be your executor. Come in and let us tell you why this is so City Trust Company With the HOWARD NATIONAL BANK gymnasium. H. W. Bumham has consented to take the leadership of the Community church choir, beginning his duties last Thursday evening.

The next meeting of the.choir will be held with Mrs. L. S. Macutchan Thursday evening. Miss Nellie Sargent, who has passed two weeks with friends in Surry, N.

has gone to the home of friends in Yantic, Conn. Non-Alcoholic Beverages Martini Rossi Vermouth, Italian and French Vermouth, Manhattan Cocktail, Martini Cocktail, Bronx Cocktail, Grenadine Syrup, Chartreuse, Benedictine, Angostura Bitters, Rock and Rye Cordial, Apricot Cordial, Port and Sherry. iter's hall Friday night, the following officers were elected: President, M. T. Mott; vice-president.

Dr. George E. King; secretary. E. 11.

Stewart; treasurer, AV. T. Ashline; auditor, P. I-Pcarl. The chairmen of the various standing committees are as follows: advertising, AV.

O. Morton; legislative. C. H. Peterson; industrial, James Mott; town improvement, J.

M. Surprise and membership, the Rev. Carrier. The board of directors are A. G.

Blair, chairman; the Hev. D. Carrier, 11. F. Bell.

W. M. Rockwell, V. J. Maurice, A.

W. Darby, the Rev C. B. Appleton, W. W.

Stiles, L. A. Martin, J. E. Gardner and E.

H. Stewart. The retiring president. E. NORTH HERO Helen Horrlgan of B.

H. S. passed the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs.

John Knight leave today for New York city, where they will visit friends. Wayne Hazen ana tf tsr.w-f fruvA vt-rv lntpretlne Mr. and Mrs. Phone 2070 2071 112 Church St. PACIFIC LIMITED SAN FRANCISCO From Union Station C.M.

Lv. Chicago 2:30 P. M. Ar. San Francisco, 3rd day, 8:30 A.

M. 3 hours and 45 minutes faster. Obser PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS Do not be too moral, you may cheat yourself out of much life, aim above morality. Be not simply good, be good for something. Thoreau.

and comprehensive report of the daughter, Florence, returned home year's work. A movie reel lasting Tuesday, after several weeks visit about an hour was run off showing the with relatives in Maine. New "iork and work of the state forestry department Irving Tudhope and Following the business session a fish daughter, Barbara, passed the week-I chowder was served. i end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H.

C. C. Stata was called to Farrans Q. McGowan, in Grand Isle -Mrs. Point, last week by the critical Henry Cameron is better after her re- illness of his infant son.

Mr. and. cent illness. 1 Hrs. C.

11. Logan of Toronto, Oir. were guests last week at the home of HUNTlNCi (M 1 tjl HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED And t.Ie Fitted By Russel V. Parish vation, standard ana tourisi nccyms cars, chair cars, dining car. Also daily to San Francisco from Chicago (C.

8s N. W. Term.) the 63-hour extra fare Overland Limited, Lvs. 8:10 P. M.

New Gold Coast Limited all-Pullman, 68 hours; no extra fare. Lvs. 8:30 P. M. For complete information ult Mr.

I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rockwell.

AUDITING-ACCOUNTING Statement of Affairs MEKTON K. SHEim I'lione 16I7-JK. 7 tieortre Burlington. Violin Lessons AnJ "Olio Lessons Famnm Aut Method or call ror information Til LARSEN VIOLIN SCHOOL ST Hungerford neai CoJ.ege. Tel.

80 Oltinirtrit-Opt Irian Hurling ton. VI. 7 Church M. Nearly 36,000,000 square yards of concrete street pavement were placed under contract in 1925 and Mrs. M.

J. Stiles have been spending a few days with relatives in Jericho Center Mrs. W. T. Ashline visited in Brushton, X.

last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Flynn and son, "Milton, spent Sunday In Milton.

The Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Appleton were Burlington visitors Monday.

YVuidiu oen'l At Union Pacific System 207-8 Old South Bidg. Washington Boston S. Leavitt, Gen'l Agt Southern Pacific Line Room 209 294 Washington Boston Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bagley and children and Miss Zepherin Fielder of Hudson, X.

visited at R. H. F.elder over the week-end. Miss Marion Taft accompanied them home. She is to work for Mrs.

Bagley. Richford. the young son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Cleveland, who has been quite ill, is better. Dr. and Mrs. Dickey of Belmont, were called here Saturday by the serious illness of his father.

Leonard Carpenter of Rochester, X. called on his uncle, J. C. Carpenter, Saturday. ra.WKi.iv it.

nr.wABT (HarvaiJ Civil Engineer and rmfrwhtoaal Land Enert Keport on Titlr of may Vt. Lanl. I.rcul orr.vin nod En-Clnrerln. I3 loml 8t Uorllnton Vt. iWelv thousand nurkcrs in forty- two zacvriea now are making the -sou china war at Llmofcea.

Franca. CARPENTER AND BUILDER Earl S. Bonnette TeL 831 i32 N. WiUard St. GRAND ISLE Library to Me Open One Day a Week Personal IteniM Commencing next -week the library will be open only one day a week; hours from 2:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 m.

The library will be open all day elec Cannes ILaM If an? V7l VW 6V AST CWD SV5tWS tion day to give those in town who have not yet seen the library an opportunity to do so. The library will continue to be open eTery Sunday morning following both the Catholic and I'nion services. The barn owned by Fred Dubuque was recently destroyed by fire. Mrs. Davenport of Syracuse, X.

visiting her brother, Allan Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney La Motte are the WHY General Motors Cars are sold on the GMAC Plan orGovernor 1 parents of a baby, born the past week. The baby was baptized at the Catholic Church Sunday morning.

Mrs. Brown, i the who has been caring for Madame Ladd. has gone to Florida. Mrs. Henry Ladd of Alburg is help'ng 1 to care for her mother.

Helen Ladd begirt (Diminini1 2z and Edward Bullis were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tudhope at Montgomery. There will be a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Champagne for Mr. and Mrs. Homer Champagne, who were married in Burlington Monday morning. Mrs. Champagne was Miss Angie Blow, daughter of the late Jed Blow.

Word has been received of the recent marriage of Horace Corbin in Texas. The Lad'es Aid will be at Mrs. Marion Griswold's on Thursday instead of the church vestry as formerly stated. rppyvp ovd iwo cvo cwp The reason for this nation-wide popularity of concrete street pave-mentis the fact that itis the finest lo oking pavement money can buy, and gives greater service value per dollar than any other type. All of the facts are in our free booklet on "Concrete Streets." Ask for your copy.

PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 10 High Street BOSTON A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Office in 31 Cities No Robbing UNDERHILL CENTER There will be a meeting of the Mount Mansfield Civic Club at Underhill in the Santamore hall this evening. It is expected that Harry L. Ford, secretary of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce, will be the speaker of the eve-i nirig. Everyone who Is Interested is cordially invited to attend. There will be no service at the Methodist Episco- pal Church next Sunday as the pastor, I the Rev.

E. W. Sturtevant, Is to offici-1 ate at the funeral of Lloyd Hulburd. son of Dr. George B.

Hulburd of Jeri-i cho. which will be at the house at 1 i o'clock. Maria Hitchcock, who has i been visiting In Cambridge, has return-j ed home. The Misses Mary Casey and Emma Heap, who are attending Mount i St. Mary's Academy, were over Sunday visitors at their repective homes.

Glen Chapin of Burlington was an over Sunday visitor at the home of his par of Rural Roads While trunk-line highways represent Vermont's most pressing road problem, the question cannot be solved at the expense of the rural roads. By the Comings plan no money now going to rural road development will be diverted to trunk lines. The entire 50-mile-per-year hard-surface program is financed by present trunk line funds, plus a half-million-saving per year from present unnecessary appropriations plus a 2c tax on gas used for motor vehicles'. Some of the beneficiaries of the less urgent appropriations Comings proposes to cut, do not like the Comings plan. Those who know we must have better trunk lines and know it is either a question of retrenchment or a burdensome State tax are "coming with Comings" because it is sound business sense to do so.

There are many other business problems of importance which Comings because of his record as Vermont's first Commissioner of Finance is best equipped to restore to proper balance. Not only his private business record, but his official acts, as well, stamp Comings 1 DECAUSE many people prefer to purchase cars out of income and General Motors wants you to get value for your automobile dollar whether you buy for cash or on credit. 2 BECAUSE, being operated by a member of the General Motors family, the GMAC Plan assures sound credit service designed to hold good will. 3 BECAUSE, under the GMAC Plan, the cost of a General Motors car purchased on credit is the standard cash deli vered price, plus only the low GMAC financing charge. The GMAC Plan is available only through General Motors dealers.

It may be comfortably fitted to the individual requirements of buyers with assured income. Your nearest General Motors dealer explain its advantages. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION operating the GMAC Plan for the purchase of CHEVROLET PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND BUICK CADILLAC FRIGIDAIRE. DELCO-LIGHT SUB Another Sample of Comings In his 1915 report to Congress the Secretary of the Treasury said: "The collectors for the districts of Southern California, VERMONT. Boston, Galveston and Mobile are entitled to particular mention for the re-organization of forces with resultant increased efficiency and economy.

Why Not ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chap n.

Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Richardson, son, Theodore, and daughter.

Edith, visited the former's daughter. Mrs. C. M. Erown, in Watervilie Saturday.

Hazel Culver, who is employed in Cambridge, was an over-Sunday guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culver. Mrs. Carl Sturtevant Is as the man Vermont needs.

ing in Maiietts isay. iiazei who is employed in Cambr dge, was at home over Sunday. Lucia Atchinson, who is atte-d ng the Burlington Busl-' ness College, was at the home of her i parents Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Atchinson, us for Let partisanship be forgotten on November 2nd. bur vote will have a new meaning if you put your mark Connect a Coil In Your Furnace To Your Hot Water Tank? Enjoy continuous Hct Water Service without extra expense. CTie Store of Jodaifs SB est over Sunday. Carl Ross, who is employed in St.

Johnsbvry. w-as an over Sunday vis'tor opposite the man you candidly believe best fitted to serve Vermont as Governor. Comings for Governor Club, Richford, Vt. 'usiness, at the home of his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Ross. Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Skater and David Romphrey were in East Hardwlck Sunday. Mrs. Earl Glass and children are spending some time with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Slater.

The Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Emery of Jericho were visitors at G.

H. Richardson's Monday. Guy Bicknell returned home Monday from his sister's, Mrs. E. Goodrich, where he has been since his G.

W. Chapin has stored his household goods in Mrs. Jackson'a tenement for this Come with Comim The S. Blodgett Inc. 190-200 Bank SU Burlington, Vt.

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