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WINDSOR COINTY.

Mrs. James Weatherbee of Chester while
loading hay, foil from the load to tho ground,
and broke one arm.
ROCHESTER.
Rev. W. II. Wright and wife are at Cot
tage City, Martha's Vineyard, for a few
weeks. Rev. j. p. Marvin is in Boston,
having closed his labors here.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Dr. +. A. Burnett OF Plattsburgh visited
Or. Burnett last week. "A party have been
camping at Lake Dunmore. Miss Mabel
Bake has returned to Greenfield. Charles
Daggett is at home.
READING.
y. G. Coolidge, esq, and family of Rut-
land are visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. &. Coolidge. Erred Cole has gone to
Lebanon. Miss Mabel White OF last
Hampton, Mass, visited her grandmother,
Mrs. d. +. Wilder last week, Miss Annie
Carleton of Woodstock is visiting Miss Edith
Stcarns and ,other friends. Miss Belle
Rounds is with her sister at Hartland. MIR.
and Mrs. Myron Davis were in Boston last
week. MIR. Fred Fletcher and family Of
Gardner, Mass, are visiting his parents
MIR. and Mrs Sumner Fletcher A birth
day surprise party was given Mr.. Honestus
Stearns July %. His daughter, Mrs. Kate
Rice and family of Weatherstleld were with
him on that day. Wednesday evening
Of last week as Michael Desmond of Perkins
vile and his brother-in- law, Mr. Coburn
were returning home from Springfield they
drove Off the bank by bridge and Mr.
Desmond was seriously injured that he
died the next morning. Drink was the
cause of the accident. Blue Ribbon
club will hold q meeting on Saturday even p
ing July 80, to which all are invited. At
the close of the meeting ice cream and cake
will be served.
NORTH POMFRET.
O. NJ. Tinkham has lost his fine brood
mare Mrs. Edward Walker of Exeter Y.
H., is with her brother, John kirth, for c
few weeks. Lloyd Livingston and wife Of
Exeter, y. H., are at Sherman Livingston
for a few weeks.-Alrs. O'Connor of Mon
treal, z. @, is with her brother. Ii. w.
Vail. Mrs. Il. f. Higgins of Cambridge
port, Mass, is visiting her father, Isaac
King.
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foot Albert and Charles Parsons have
both finished hoying. Il. G. Leo OF this
town was nominated By the democrats to be
first assistant Judge and nothing but his be.
ing on the wrong side of politics will pre-.
vent his election. "A. l.cmay's baby is
quite ill., Miss Lucy Robinson is at home
from St. Adams Caleb Leach Of Swanton
is visiting in wn.-Mrs. Marshall and
daughter OF Maine visited in town last
week.
FRANKLIN.
Prof. c. II. Hayden and daughter OF
Essex are visiting his sister, Mrs. c. w.
Gates. Miss Rlia Moody of Hnrwick,
Mass, has been visiting at II. L. Gates. -
Mrs. Henry Denio and daughter of Clover
dale, Cal, are visiting at e. Dawson S.
Fred Hehon and wife arc stopping at his
mothers. Some Of tho farmers kavo I'm
ished hoying.
HiGHGATE.
John Carman and George Beane of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, arc tho guests of Charles
Carmau Charles Skecls has his trottiug
track there.-Mra. Emmet McE5ters and
son of Enosburg, arc the guests of l.. e.
PeltoI. Tho youngest child of Victor
Payne is very ILL., The Rev. Andrew Du-
broUil, lately OF Rome and Or. Dubreuil
OF st. Hyocinth, are the guests of Dr. Pay
cite; and Attorney Anthinc Dubrouil Of
Montreal, of Dr.. Baxter. A - pound
lunge was caught in the river last week by
Moses Gruim, ir stephen Gleason OF
Boston, is the guest OF Barnaby Leach.
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WfNDHAM COUNTY.

At Wilmington pontoon bridge is pro-
posed from the peninsula across the lake
All of the farmers in Windham report a
good hay crop, which has been secured in
fine condition.
Several bears have been seen in different
parts Of Windhnm county the past week
and one large ono was captured by Whit
ingham bunter.
The young horse thief who secured his
rig at WILMINGTON a fortnight ago, was
captured at his home near Goshen and
lodged in Newfane jail last week.
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of her brother, Mr.. Henry Allen. The
happy pair left at once for Vancouver, their
future home. The best wishes Of their
many friends go with them. Judge Doty
died Tuesday afternoon of last week-A
Paddock and wife have gone to Peaks
Island for n vacation and rost
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LAKOILLE COUNTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Hawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Z, II. Bushnell, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
d. Lease and James Hubbard are spending
this week at Patterson's camp A son was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Powell July
20, and one to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mayette. -Molle Held of New York Is
spending her fonrth summer vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Whitoomb. E. j.
Gates has his new barn ready Tor hay
Irving Melendy has been painting the hotel.
Rev +, ". Cakes is expected home this
week. Mrs Cakes is able to ride out. -
Lucy Seeey is quite il.-H Minor is laid
up with rheumatism. --Buttor sold for 10
cents Saturday and eggs for 10 cents per
dozen. Several from Cambridge attended
tho camp meeting at Watervllle Sunday
Emma Edwards IS spending a few days
with friends in Essex. Miss Abbie Wilcox
closed IL weeks term Of school in Under
hill Saturday. She will teach the village
school at Barre this fan.-Miss Ethel
Kingsley and Hattie Hopkins are at High
gate Springs. sherman Bunker is at work
for Low Atwood. Alfred Buker has gone
to Walden to work on the railroad. Mrs.
Levi Atwood has returned from New Hamp-
shire. Mrs. Pease has been stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Mark Hebb. H. H..
Ialne mas purchased tne harhoh ierrhi
place at Underhill Centre. Mr.. Backum
and bride will reside in Cambridge.
JOHNSON.
Fred and Charley Jones with their fam
lilies have gone into camp at Camp Martin,
in Milton. &C. n. harrington and c. II.
Stearps aud families and Miss Flora Pearl
are at Highgate Springs for few weeks
Homer Kheeand has returned from Dsnyer
and vii. soon take his family back with
him. Miss Phila Hall has returned from
Massachusetts,.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Jesse Prescott, an aged farmer OF High
gate, was recently robbed of 800. The
money was secreted in his bed aud George
Moore a neighbor, was suspected of taking
it, That same night Moore disappeared,
and WAS arrested at st. Armand, +. G., the
next day He was given a hearing at High
gate Centre, and was held for the action of
the grand jury, Failing to procure bail, he
was lodged in jail.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Arthur Regan had horse taken from
his barn Friday night. The animal was
found Sunday in a back pasture. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Coy aud Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
hall will go to Highgate Springs for
weeks camping.
FLETCHER.
Mrs. ~ r. Bingham is visiting friends in
Burlington Nelson j. Hunt and family of
st. Adams visited relatives here last week,
Mrs. Helen Hunt had partial paraiytio
shock the lSth.-Mrs. NJ. b. Hooper is suf,
foring from IA wound received by stopping
on nail, winch passed clear through her
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Mrs. d. W. Smead is visiting in nor ;hern
Now York for u fow wooAs Mr.. and Mrs
Frank bowman and child OF Bloo,ningda.e,
H.. aro visiting Mr.. Bowman's parents
here. Thay attended the Y. +. s. G. L.
convention in New Sorl, Citv aud are tnk-
inc a tour through Vcrmont,-Alba Booth
spen. sunday with his parents. Alba is at
work in dru, store in Swanton.
Miss Caroline Terrill is spending few
weeks with friends in Wcstford. Mrs
Eliza parsous-Tavlor of Idaho is visiting
her sisters, the Misses Parsons, Tor u low
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EAST CHARLOTTE.
Nice 1,uon Damn reco,tl, ro,urned from
rnronc i, the guest Of t;eorro w, prlndle
and Family. Miss Dean spent last winter in
S!cily.-E.ias Dakins, who has been away
from town 20 years. now teacher IN ono
of the mechanical training schools in Wash
ington, u. C., Is visiting friends here. -
Many farmers have finished their haying,
having secured good crop. Grain and
potatoes are looking well. The amount of
corn planted is smaller than in former
years.
JERICHO eCNTRE,
o.,.i,io ,I,oo+o oP kto,.r;s,.i,,o mad. n
a,l.4 Iii. ~ Ci,,a,, ,as, ua.,rllo,
"Guv,, peaso md wife Of Boston are here
for two weehs' visit. This church has
given Rev. Edwin Rose of Lowell, Vt, a
call aud he has entered upon his duties and
will move his family here as soon as the
parsonage is fixed up little. We are to
have two mails day here from August |.
The body of Eugene Barber was brought
home from Brattleboro Monday morning.
lie died there Saturday night after an Ill
icSS Vi '"Ieo "a t"ui u"yH' I1i' ''Uuei pll.
nlo'noi "en' W seq MN ''"'ui uaE n.e"'' W W
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we" oiA Guy SUNNY evening"
WILLIS ON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaves and two children re-
turned to Montreal Monday. Charles
! Fsrnswerth and wife are blessed with ar
heir. The Kings Daughters met at Judge
| Nright's Friday. Mr. Croto's sisters from
| Lowell are visiting him. Miss HALEY q
| Burlington and Miss Tobin of Jericho ar,
visiting Mrs. Nellie Necfe The farmers are
getting along finely with their hayng. -
William Barber has commenced harvesting
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GREENSBORO.

A Harrison and Reid flag has been hung
across the street from Randall a Cranes
storc.--A son of George Philhrook while
hunting swallows nests in the barn fell and
broke both arms below the elbow. Rev.
Reuben Wright and family of Denver, are
at j. A. Crane'S.-C. S. Conant of Man
chester, n. H., has been making tho trout
brooks suffer tho past week. Wheeler camp
is full, and so are the summer houses, aud
August promises TO lie unusually active. -
Charles A. Royce and family OF Springfield
are at Wallace Goss'. He Is a son of the
late Stephen Royce, who was pastor of the
congregational church here in lS6l-2.-A.
&. Afford and family Of Baltimore, Md,
are at Dr. Kinney's.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The winooslii Valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek and by tho Shores
ofwbitc River Covered by Special Re
lorters.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

n. s. Clark has been quito Ill. Mrs.
Caswel of Boston, who has spent the sum
mor here for many years. is ct the Randolph
House. Mrs. c. Hubbard will soon go to
Queen City Park for tho summer. George
lleath and wife Of Wuitsfod are at Emory
Smiths. -Mrs. b. +. Adams is slowly i'm
proving. e W. Panton sold pair Of
matched horses recently for 500.
BROOKFlELO.
Sixteen couples enjoyed leap year ride
to Berlin pond July 20.--lho family
of Edwerd Nheatley are spending the sum
mer at ". G. Clark Mrs. DR.. Partridge
is for n short time at her fathers, Mr.. Il.
NJ Upham's Harry Allen, who has
Gently graduated from Dartmouth, has OBJ
tanned position in the Bradford bank. -
Mrs. DR.. Wakefield has rotured to her home
in Montpelier. Mrs. Melcalf is visiting at
Willard Medcnlf's Will i blanchard died of
apopexy July 10 Prank Fulam is con-
valescins after long illness.
W}LLlAMSTOWN.
The W'illiamstown branch Of the Granite
Cutters union has voted to accept the
manufacturers proposition.
Mr.. Fred $. Capron, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago and Grand Trunk rail
road, who resides in Chicago, has, with his
wife and daus hter, bceI spending a few
days IN this, his native town. MIR. CGpron
left this place 50 years ego, and has not
visited it in the meantime. Localities seem
familiar to him.. Notwithstanding the lapse
OF years The man with whom no staid the
last night before he went is still living. His
name is Works Mr.. Nelson Capron of
Edenville, Iowa, who also left this town
some 80 years ago is also in town, visiting
at Mr.. Willard Sprague's.
Rev r. l.. Nonton was in town last week,
returning to Worthwhile Saturday. Rev.
Kengo Moriva OF Japan gave highly in
teresting and profitable lecture at the Meth
odist church last Sunday evening. -1homa $
Hoffman received severe cut i'll the hand
the other day, made by the point OF
soy the. 80 Mrs. +. f. Reynolds left Monday for
an extended visit at her holne in Lanigrove,
visiting friends Ell route at Waterbury an d
Ludlow.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Mrs. J. ". Carleton started Friday for
Round Lake. y. y. where she will spend
the summcr.-Alrs. :. Il. Brooks aud daugh-
ter are at Queen City Park for the summer
The young people held & picnic in Forest
street grove Thursday afternoon. Mrs,
Martin Towk, bury is whiting in Manches-
| ter y. H.-Messrs Harris and Kinball
will attend the tennis tournament at Brat
/ tleboro next week.
| Mrs. Osborne Landers of Greenfield, Mass
| is the guest OF A. J. Kelley -Miss Cora
! Chatfleld of Claremont junction, y. H., i.
visiting relatives in town.-John o. Couch
of Middleiield, Conn, is the guest OF &. ;.
Moulton, at the Green Mountain Stoci
/ farm.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

During recent storm at West Charles
ton good many apple trees were blown
over. and t. colt owned by Walter Nye was
killed by lightning.
Lightning struck the hotel at Irasburgh
recently. 1t wont down the chimney
passed through several rooms, tore up floors
and carpets, knocked stoves over, stunned
Landlord Ord to a considerable extent, and
smashed things generally.
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MORGAN.

The camps on the shores of Lake Seymour
are bsing filled by health and pleasure seek
ers.-Mrs. George Demick of Manchester,
n. IL. and her daughter Miss Carrie Rhood,
are visiting in town.
ALBANY.
Mrs.. Head OF Chicago is visiting her
father, Ira McClary. Miss Gertrude Wood
bury, of Burlington is visiting her uncle,
Jerry Darling. Alice Lsst and Mrs. Bar
rier are visiting their sstsr, Mrs, u, Sar-
gent.
GRAF TSBURY.
Mr. Charles Critchett is home from
Northampton to visit his mother, who is
ill.-Mr. Henry Dutton and family are in
towns. l.. Leavitt and son have sold
their home residence to Horny King for
$l400 Horace Smith, aged 50, died last
week Wednesday after long and painful
sickness. Mrs. De Lottinviils OF Tilton,
Mass, is In town visiting her mother, Mrs.
Martin, who is in a very feeble condition. -
Among the pleasant events OF tho week was
the marriage Of Mr.. Ernest Kendall of Van
FScouver, Wash, TO Mrs. Jennie Allen (Mer-
rilD. The wedding took place at the home
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T ROY.

Mrs. Charles Lathe has boon visiting at
her fathers, T. j. Howe's. james Martin
has moved back to his farm in Coventry
gore Quite large number attended the
funerol of Madge Wright at Westfeld last
week Saturday.
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Justice c. c. Butterfleld. Their many
friends wish them much happiness. Willie
Varncy is ut home sick.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The Goth year of Burr aud Burton semi
nary will commence with the fall term Sep
ter1ber 10
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BRISTOL.

On the 10Th as Nicholas Guindon went
Into pasture 10 salt some cows and young
horsea he found three cows and two young
horses lying in bunch dead. Upon in-
vestigation it was found that they had been
killed 10y lightning during the storm of Fri
day night the 10Th
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Ellen Dean recently returned from
Europe, is the guest Of George w. PrInde
and family. Miss Dean spent last winter in
S!cily.-Eias Dakins, who has been away
from town 20 years. now n teacher IN ono
of the mechanical training schools in Wash
ington, u. c., is visiting friends here. -
ii ANY farmers have finished their haying,
having secured good crop. Grain and
potatoes are looking well. The amount of
corn planted is smaller than in former
years.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. De Eta Ninton from Belvidore, H.,
is stopping for few weeks at {. G. Vim
ton 5. Misses Gertrude Ninton and Anna
Flint have been spending part Of their va
cation in the country. Arthur and Willie
Martin are spending the summer with their
grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. A. Martin.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
A daughter Was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Sipls the 19th.-Mrs. L. NJ. Hale of
Malone, y, y, is the guest of Mrs. a. D..
Stearns.
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MlODLEBURY.

Rev. i. z. Hooker Of Winter Park Fla,
will preach at the Congregational church
Sunday. He was for many years pastor of
the church here.-The Misses Steele went
10 Boston Wednesday night, whence they
eail for Turkey with their aunt, Mrs. Bar
mum.
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l,rs. DR.. T. O. Porter is spending the
week at Lake Dunmore sketching, Rev. s.
II. Barnum assisted last Sunday evening
in the rededcstiun Of the Weybridge Con
gregationui church. Merrill bingham is
very i'll and no hopes of his recovery are en-
tertaiped.
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WEST ADDISON.

Airs. j. W. Raine and daughter, Bertha,
have returned home from Nhitesboro, y. y.
Miss Gates of Essex, and Mr.. Frank Rob,
urts of Troy, y. Y, are the guests OF Z. c.
Noyt-Rov. 3. Cox is in Monk ton for a
few days Miss Minnie Norton has return
ed to Addison.
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The Now England Telegraph and Tele phone
company are stringing long distance wire
upon their poles here, Mr.. a, A. Wicker,
wife and two children, Of Boston, arrived
Friday evening, AMI will spend the season
at l. b. Wicker. j,a Congregational
parsonage has had ugh rcnovating
outside and in, and very neat
and attractive appdarJ. -.i 50 Julia
Spear has purchased the farm of Mrs. Mary
Eaton at McNePs Ferry which gives her
one of the finest lake fronts In town.
News was received last week announcing
the marriage of Miss Jennie Barton of Phil
adelphia, former resident of this place, to
DR.. Deden. After an extended wedding
tour the happy coupis will take up their
residence in Philadelphia. Charles II. Dorr
of Boston is at homo on his vacation w
II. Dodgo's aged father is making him visit
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LINCOLN.

Mamie Hatch arrived home last week
Thursday from Salem, Mass, where she
has bsen attending school. The dance on
the evening Of the goth, was well attended
On the evening of the 23i, Miss Winnie
Cushman aud Bort Cove we're married at
the residence Of DR.. A. j. Cushmau, by
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Most of tho farmers will finish haying
this week.-Ihe thermometer registered 93o
In the Shade Monday. u. l.. st. Potter has
his barn completed. Miss Mamie Guthrie
Of Pawlet is visiting at s. \. Aliens. Miss
Agnes Stone closed very successful term
of school in West Ferrisburgh last Friday.
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Many are done haying and there has been
an Unusually good crop, Many are at the
lake camping. Miss Ellie Burnett is to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Burnett.