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BENNINGTON.

BENNlNGT ON.
The marriage OF Mr.. Z. d. Moore to Miss
Lucy A. Russell was solsnnized Tuesday
May %, at the residence of a. f. Loo plis
on Nam street. Rev Il. Martin Of the
baptist church otilciatsd. The groom is
wei. known throughout the state, having
been one OF the originstors of the Vermont
State Flremans association, and OF which
he has been secretary since its formation.
Among the handsome presents was large
osk book cese and desk combined from tho
". II. Bradford Hook and Ladder company,
No. l.
Union Memorial services un Ter the aus
pieces OF the two posts G.. a. r. in tins vii
age were held in the Second Congregational
church Sunday evening. Rsv. {. Il, Say
mour Of the Second Congregational and
and Rev. A. ID. Heaxt of the Methodist
church assisted in the exercises. The ser
mon was by Rev. w. b. Walker, rector OF
ST. Peter's Episcopal church. Custer post
No. Il, 9th corps post No. 1l2, Custer
veterans from the Soldiers Home and rep
resentatives OF camp Frank Ray, Sons of
Veterans were present at the service
Rev. a. ID. Heaxt OF the Methodist church
conducted the services at the Soldiers Home
chapel Sunday afternoon. Tho pei hal
just received from the j. NJ. Warner w. II.
c. of Morrsvlle an appropriate aud much
appreciated present in the shape OF SO COS
pc hymn books. They will be- used for the
! first time next Sunday. Rector William
! Eogort Walker OF st. PETERS Episcopal
/ church will conduct services in the chapel
{ Sunday next, at which time Past Com
mander Hugh Henry president of the home
! viii be present, together with the 9th corps
! post No. 1l2, G. A. r., who win attend in
body. The Latest arrival at the home 10
j. La Plant OF Rutland, who served in the
civil war in the Goth New York.
At the Memorial services held Sunday
! evening, the choir sang, "Sieep Soldier,
| Sleep, Thy Warfare Oer,' the music for
! which was arranged expressly for the oc-
caslon by Charles II. Bennett, organst OF
! 81. Francis de Sales church. Sunday was
the 25tn anniversary Of Rev. W. b. Walkers
ministry, five of which hRvo been spent as
rector OF 81. Peters Episcopal Church in
this village. The Oldest married couple
now living in Carleton, Vt, are Captain
| Chauncey l.. Baxter and wife, who recent
! ly celebrated the Goth annivertsry Of their
marriage Mr.. Baxter was born in Corn
wall, Aug. -, 1908, and Mrs. Baxter in
Middlebury March g. 1912. They were
married at Cornwall, March 20, 1928.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORM hERO.

Leslie aud Jessie Dodds have gone to
Chicago to attend the worlds fair. Mrs.
Dodds went few weeks ago.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dexter Hutchins Of Man chester, n.
H., have been spending few weeks in this
vicinity.-Miss Maria Ladd has returned
from fennsy lvania, whore she has been for
some time for her health. Mira. e. f. Race is
at st. Adams Bay for few weeks. II. j.
Feffes has sold his pacsr Dick to Rouses
Point man for 5000 Miss Carrie Allen has
returned to South Hero.
Mrs. g. b. Hyde hes been very sick, but
is better now.-H. C.. LAID has left for
parts unknown and his creditors IRE mourn
ing his departure. B. c. Blanchard is i'll.
Richard Atkins has gone to the hospital
in burlington TO have his arm operated on.
ALBURG SPRINGS.
Jennie Haynes has gone to st. Adams for
the summer. The Alburg House is being
repaired by j. +. Kelley AZ Son, who ex-
pect TO open it to the public about the mid
die OF June. CHARLES Morse of st. Adams
was married recently to Elizabeth Boice OF
this place. Mrs. William Brayton has re-
turned from visit to Boston aud Manches-
ter. Airs. Nettio Roak Is visiting Mrs. L..
l.. Collins, her mother Mrs. Lewis larry
is convnlescng from an attack OF pneu-
mona. A little son of George Laroe, seven
months old, died May 2l.-Mrs. Henry
Nodgw orth is i'll.
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Memorial services were held in Holley hall
Ut l:jO y. III. Sunday. Rev. i. +. Kellogg
doll Cered the sermon and Rev. George i.
kun2 offered prayer. Music was furnished
~ the Methodist and Baptist chors.
SHOREHAM.
The remains of Henry Hammond, young
est sou of Mrs. Kate Hammond wero
brought here for irtermeut last Wednesday,.
lie met with n fatal accident the Saturday
night previous, being III some way pushed
50 u to fall under the cars, receiving such
injuries a. 80 cause his death after IA few
hourr --3lrs. s. Merton arrived here Friday
even ing. -Mrs Elizabeth Squier, NJ. D.,
has come 10 10 with her mother for time.
The failure OF the Orwell Loen and Trust
company has caused a profound sensation
here. Mary families in town were more or
less Interested. Mrs. Oscar Hornbecl met
those interested in singing class at MIR.
Burgess Monday eveuining. - Mrs Arthur
/ Mason and child are spending week at her
uncle's, Charles Forbes.
STARKSBORO.
School closed in the village Friday. Sew
eral OF tho scholars will attend school in the
North district tine remainder OF the term. --
The Misses Smith started Tuesday for the
Wost.--Elder Fuller is away for the week.
The band went to huntington 10 plsy for
Decoration day.
ADDISON.
There is to be club dance at the Town
nall Friday night. Wilbur L. Smith Ia
sick. Albert Smith and NJ. A. Smith went
TO Bristol last week. DR.. ii. l.. Townsend
of Bridport was in town the 30th 1t is q
baby boy at Charley Smiths School be-
gun at the Corners again Monday. Mrs.
NJ. X. Barbour Of Bridport is at NJ. y.
Smiths Miss Meeker is very sick.-Read
and Smith are in New York this week.
WEYBRlOGE.
Miss Carrie Baker is spending a few
days in ST. Albans. Rev. and Mrs. j. l..
, Fort OF 1uesburgh visited friends here
! last week. The Rev. stephen Palmer
, preached n memorial sermon last Sunday
morning in the Methodist church.
MONNTON.
+. H. Palmer and L. T. Mench have
been appointed truant officers. DR.. O. l..
Nimb,et delivered the address here Memoir
ial dar. - Presiding Elder Nos preached in
the cast part last Sunday evening. Mrs
j.. Dotsn has been visiting friends IN town
! the past week.
GRANVILLE,
W. Morse aud wife visited in Rutland re-
cently.-Airs. Eta Wright is in tee hospl-
tnl at North Adams, Mass, Tor treat nent.
Rev. Il. 3. Wheeler, wife and daughter
are in Woodbury. - Joseph Burk and wife
and daughter, Mrs Fassctt, were in " ateT-
bury recently to visit their son BERTHE. --
Rev G. $. Guernsey and wife wore guests
at A. j. Lambs last week. Mrs. 4. Rob
nson has returned to the Bread Loaf Inn.
HANCOCK.
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The y. w. G. T. L. bed n straw
berry festival in the vestry Of tue Methodist
church Wednesday evening.
MORGAN
c. !. Moore has put fine sailboat on
Lake Seymour. Mrs, Sarah Lord, who
went TO Dakota several weeks ago to care
for her brother, Edison Adams, IL expected
home soon. Her brother has died oil con
sumption since her arrival at his home.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
WLlllAMSIOWN


W. Irving Covcll and Miss Eta Martin
were married recently. Rev. Mr.. Fuller
of tho local Free Baptist church performed
the ceremony. Ground was broken this
week for the graded school building Tracy
l.. JelRords o. Washington delivered the
Memorial day address at this place.-Mr.
{. il. Orton is stopping in town soliciting
patronage for the Northwestern Masonic
Aid association. Mrs. Cornelius Perrin is
very i'll with Ia grippe. but gaming slowly.
Mrs. William kbby is spending few
weeks with her mother in Washington.
George QuigleY OF Barre was at
Bancbsrd's over Sunday. Mr.. AMI Mrs
herbert Hadloc,s Of Marsblisld are at j. =.
Brockway 3. Herbert Colby Of Burlington
is spending a few days in town.--Mrs. Or
cult Abbott is at hor home after spending
the winter with her daughter ia Oneida y.
E..-kev 81. II. Ryan goes to his charge
in Wolcott this week much improved in
health.-Miss Leuora Stevens of Lest Mont
pelier is ut john Farnhem .-Rsv. {. II.
Fernsworth OF ProctorsvIle came to town
Monday. II l.. Jefrords Of Washington Is
at Jason Jetfords' Mrs Melvin Durham
is improving, Mr. Enos Walker has sold a
building lot to George Patterson.
WEST RANDOLPH.
The graduatin! exercises OF the high
school were held Friday night before a large
audience in Dubois a. Gays hall. The pro
gramne was as follows: Prayer, Rev. =
Robson; Music orchestra; Roll call, {. 5.
Sleeper, Grafton, Hawaii, II. c. Ladd; es-
say, Ths end of the rainbow, Miss Cora
Kennedy; GRAFTON, The wizard Of MEMO
Park, j. Eugene Finn; essay, The voice OF
the mountains, Miss Nina Carpenter; essay,
| Docp water runs stllest Miss Ellie Cush-
man; Grafton, Our creditors, l.. Mosher
| Glass chronicles, Miss Gladys Jones; GRAFTON,
Labor, Z. A. Lewis; solo, Loves Old Sweet
| Song, Miss Louise Chase; essay, he American
| girl, Miss Bertha Hay ward; essay, the
American boy, Miss Harriet Lewis; Grafton,
! The power Of mind, T. z. Lamson; Grafton,
| Our national wards G. d. Mason: Grafton,
! Trusts and combines, +. q. Webster; essay,
! Is polite society polite? Miss. Jennie W adj
leigh; oration, The press WHY'S Hodges;
essay, Origins, Miss Edith Abbott. After
u few words OF farewell Prof WhiteLill
presented the class with their diplomas, and
the programme closed with music by tho
orchestra.
II. ". Tewksbury, wife and daughter
and l.. c. Fowler left Friday night and DR..
II. II. Mcintyre aud family, James Hutch
inson and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Hutchinson, Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Greene
I left Saturday for the worlds fair. "A
union service was held before the Grand
Army Post and Sons OF Veterans Sunday
afternoon in Dubois s. Gays hall, Raw.
Homer White officiating. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Allen Chadwick rejoice in the birth of a
son, May 2S -Mss Clara Dubois Is visitin z
relatives ia Hanover.
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CuLTTENDEN COUNTY.
sOUTIt HuRLINGrOM.

John l.. Barstow, esq, who went West
q short time ago to care for his sick brother,
has returned home.
Tho so!ectmen have finished surveying
the highways. The . - miles of roads
in ne town.
Mr.. Michael J. O D.. .t.., has been
laiJ up with pneumonia f.. So. ia { month,
ia convalescng. Miss Ella O'Brien, who
has had Il hard attack OF the measles, is
better
Miss Matilda King, who has been very
sick With measles, is able to no out,
Patrick Kennedy arrived home sick last
Wees trom Troy, n. y, where no has been
for tho past year.
CHARLOTTE.
Mrs. NJ. j. Edgertou returned from Hav-
erLiii, Mass, Thursday. -- tleb La Rock
buried young child last Sunday. "A. A.
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WINDHAM COUNTY

The annual meeting Of the W. c, T. l.,
for Windham county will be held in the
baptist church at Townshend Thursday and
Friday, June | and >,
The W. c. T. L. of Wmdham county
will hold its llth annual convention at
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steam whistle ms soon az the creamery atert5
up. H. W. stevens OF johnson WINS IN
town uon day. The foundation for the
postofllce block is finished, and work has
been begun on the fraIas. -- MIR. Remington,
the huttsr- maker, ia to occupy the Stevens
hou2e near the track.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNcsI IN TIE
FREE PRESS BROAD FIELD.

IL Winoosl;1 valley, Villages MP North,
Along otter Greek and by the shores
ciwhite River Covered by Special Re-
lOiteIs.
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Dodce & Graves, whose woodworking
shop was burned Wednesday morning,
May H. estimate their loss a. 5000; in
surod for $4,000. They will rebuild. Tho
Row. Father Reynolds preached sermon
TO the Grand Army post at the opera house
Sunday. Harry Elliot, c,ork in one of the
railroad Offices, has resigned and accepted
position with Sto1e, Tuxbury * 60 vii
sons block. next south OF tho opera house,
is to be remodeled and made three stories,
with French roof The ground iloJg VIII
be unchanged. "A systematic anl deter
mined fight is to be made in North Walpo
against ths rUm,elsrs and diva-Geepers.
The authorities have retained Hon. Ira
Colby Of CIaremor', y. H., as prosecutor
and counsel.
y. A. Day las moved to Haverhill, =.
Il, where, in connection VITA @. Z. Mor-
gan Of this place, he is engaged Ia the
manufacture of paper. John Church is
moving into the house OF HE mother, ate
Is deceased CHARLES Cross OF brandon,
Vt, i q new clerk in the Rutland division
railroad ofice. -Nlnsteen Thousand dollars
OF tho - T. 90 desired to bU raised has BEEN
subscribed for IA, electric ra;iroel
Mrs. James Cray Of Turner's Falls, Mass,
a former resident, is in town Tor p few days.
Miss Francis Wellington and Mr. Hop
kin7 OF Somervil'e, Mass, are to be married
Wednesday, June 2l, at the Universalist
church. --MiSa Nett.o Conant and Mr.. Du-
rand OF Lee Mass, viii be married june &.
--,Giss Florence Netherc,e and Mar.
Wheeler OF Orange, Mas, vii! k married
June -
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The dates of the Barton fair are Septem-
Der II, - and 4.
Twenty nine tons of sugar were weighed
in Charleston for the bounty; n. Nj. Scott
Of Barton has weighed, in his division,
1860, 600 pounds, almost all Of which will
draw the bounty Of one and three quarters
cents par pound.
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CHITTENOEN.

II. G. Eddy met with bad accident Sat
urday mornng IN Rutland. His horse took
fright and Mir Eddy was thrown out,
breaking his collar bone and his left arm in
two places, besides receiving other IN jures
Henry Wing Of Boston, Mass, is visiting
in town.. Horton has resigned his otiio3
as constable. Several from hsre attended
Decoration day exercises in other towns,
there being no service here. --Voluoy Bailey
of Montpelier, is visiting his mother here.
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ALBURG.

Dr. d. f. Moody has moved from Isle
La Motto to this town. Wolford Lar oy of
Rouses Point and Alice Mitchell OF this
town were married at the Roman Catholic
church Tuesday morning. DIR. F., l.. Ladue
has returned from the West. Deputy Col
lector Scott Of the Springs Office Is at his
home In W olcott for n mention.
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Samuel West has been allotted pension
of Sl3 n month and %i32 back pay Mrs.
Thomss Wrenghem Of Rutland arrived
Monday and is with her sister. -Ex-Gov.
Ormsbee of Brandon will give his lecture
on Samoa Friday evening in the Methodist
church. "A social was held at the resl-
dence OF Mr. c. Vi. King Wednesday even
ing. --Kev. T.. +. Bouci aud wife came
Thursday evening from Portland, Mich. -
Edwin Ladd OF Albany spent Sunday VITA
his mother. Dr.. Amelia Brown OF Rutland
and Mrs. Henry Brown Of this place start
cd for Chicago Tuesday. accompanied by
Miss Hattie Waikar-W lliam Walker has
entered the new store of F. ". walker IS
Son as clerk.
MENOON.
W. D. HENDERSON was thrown from his
buggy while riding down West street hill
on Saturday in Rutland. lie was carried
nsensible 10 doctors office and nfterwari
brought home ia a hack. He was deirous
up to the time OF his death which occurred
Monday. He leaves wife aud one mar
red daughter. He belonged to the &. a.
r. post of Rutanl.-W d. Heath has
moved to Rutland. AIR. Smell has moved
in where W. d. Heath vacated. - Albert
Heath moved his family from Gen. L. IL.
Rip!ey's Cook farm in Rutland to one of
his cottages in Mondon. ten. Ripley and
family arc in Chicago at present and will
come to Nendon the middle OF Juno. w i'll
Hatch's family have moved into one of
Charles Woods houses and he will work at
the Rutland water works. Miss Abbie h.
Tenney was home from Castleton State Nor
NAL school to spend Memorial day. The
teachers of this town attended the teachers
institute at Rutland last week. Misses
Della and Susie Pray visited their great
uncle, Mr.. Ezra Edison, last week.
PlTTSFlELD.
Quarterly meeting services will he OBJ
served next Sunday at the Methodist
church. William Blossom is painting and
papering the Methodist parsonage. A.
Noss x Co. are putting in Il new chair fac
tory 1t will soon be in running order. -
Mr.. aud Mrs Oroney are rejoicing over a
girl baby. The Junior League gave an ice
cream and strawberry party Tuesday even
ing in the park
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Arrangements are being made for the
ssm-aunual meeting OF the Lamoills county
Christian Epdeavor union, which is TO be
held in Hyde Park next week. At
this meeting al OF the societies ia the coun-
" viii be represented and the exercises
promise TO be OF II most interesting charac-
er.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Rev. G. W. Clough has accepted the call
to the Baptist pulpit at Mount Holly.
james y. Wing of Rutland had three
fingers of his right hand cut OIL by circu-
nr saw with which he was cutting stove
wood.
Some boly broke into the "a roai station
at Wallingford the other night, and stole
about $50 ard many valuable papers.
While II. Sencsl was helping TO unload
or dump a black OF marble ct the BuriItt
quarry in Pittsford I'ciday i. fall upon him,
killing HIM instantly. He leaves large
family.
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NEWPORT.

The S. Gilbert house on Prospect street
occupied by Mira. Gilbert and {. A. Phil
lips, was partially destroyed by fire Friday
morning. -. II. Adams has closed his
labors as clerk for Lane a Davis and gone
to Grand Isle for q much needed rest -
Eddie Miller is clerking for Lane Il Davis.
d. NJ. James has moved into his house
purchased OF z. j. Farrell on thu corner of
| Third and Pleasant Streets. +. Story
of Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting at n. L.
| Fosters. john Cowan has moved from
the Lorimer and Macdiarmid house to True
and Branchard's house on Eastern avenue.
George Grandy has gone to Burlington TO
work in the Office of 4. S. Peck. Rev. r.
l.. Odds has gone to Chicago to attend tho
worlds fair. He will visit other parts Of
the West. MIR. and Mrs. Strong OF Morris
willie are visiting at L. j. Phelps.
CRAFT SBuRY.
One OF the Tramways at the Collins &
| Kinney mill gave way last Thursday,
! throwing John Dunn ia such a way as to
! break two ribs and otherwise in iuTe him. ---
ll. J. Eeir and wife were called to Cana
ia last woek on account OF the death OF
his mother.--Ths remains of Mrs Collins,
VINO died in Barton Landing last Februa-
ry, were brought here for burial last week.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The bennington county conference of
Congregational churches is TO be held at Man
chester juno : and S.
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ERlsrOL,

Mrs. Alice Iias5stine Frank, wife Of
Wallace i. Frank, died Sunday OF heart
failure. she had boon under a doctor Z
care for several weeks, but no Immediate
danger was apprehenGsd. Sh9 was Ont
riding in the afternoon. The funeral took
place Wednesday forenoon at ~ Q clock, -
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MORRlSVlLLE.
Mrs. Julius Bundy is now in very criti-
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TOWNSENN.

4 SUGAR festival was given here the 2Sth
ult., Tor which abundance of snow was OBJ
tanned from a drift jas. over the line III
Jamaica.
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Mrs, NJ. W. Reddng of Now York city
has returned 10 her summer residence in
town. AIR. and Mrs. Louis Christian of
Brooklyn, y. T., are in town FOR the sum
msr. Mrs. James c. Place and Miss Marian
Teachcut have gone to Waterbury, Conn
Mr.. Charles Couseus OF New York city is
in town. -Barnaby Leach OF the New York
Theological seminary is at home for a few
days.
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Charles Kinsley is making extensive re
pairs on his dwelling house. - The gospel
temperance meeting At the [ uion church
was well attended last Sunday evening an
interesting entertainment boing given.
William Eddy was thrown from his wegon
last week and two Of his RIBS were broken.
Charles Briggs Of V orcester, Mass, and
Mary Stearns, are visiting in town -A fun
house attended the memorial services sun
dug OF the Methodist church. Tho audience
room was ta,tlfully decor ited with flags,
streaners aud flowers. Rev ". W. Carr
preached the sermon.
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WAT ERViLLE.

Royal Leach was in town over Sunday -
Mrs John Kelley is stopping in Cambridge.
Mrs. Roberts died at the home Of her son
Albert on Saturday. Judge Miller spent
the past week al Belvidere fishing. will
Sherman of Morrisville was in town Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smile were the
guests OF bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smile, over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fairbanks were called to Stowe the
past week by the death OF her father. 80
Charles Nutting and II. l.. Beard are work
Ing on telephone repairs between Cambridge
and Morr.svllle.
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