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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-23

Slightly shopwcra New No. . Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing Machines very cheap. Call at
this Office and see them, or by sending postal
card We will take pleasure In calling upon
ysa ~ Westminster street, cor. snow.
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VIENNA, Nov. 80 3-Advices received from
Turkish sources show that 1000 Arme-
mans were killed In the recent massacres
an Armenia.
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Looking Toward Clean Legislation.

BuFFALo, Nov 23.-Tho Fratcrnal con-
grcss has adopted the report of tho com
mittee on legislation which was adverse
to the recommendation TO provide fund
for lobbying at state legislatures, and to
establish q relief fund for the aid of socle-
ties In trouble
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To Shoot For the Chnmp,onsh,p.

Hy The Associated Press.
CmcAco, Nov. D. Between now and
May I. 1879 pr Carver and !. l.. Brewer
will shoot a series Of 10 matches for the
live bird championship of America. Each
match viii be at 100 birds. The stakes
viii he $500 side.
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Gentlomcn,s Fnll Dress

shirts, Ncekwcara anl Gloves IN correct styles.
o.. n. LEANENS & CO.
No 50 Westminster Street
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MAY BE SINCE THEN.
Dv The Amoclnted pres

Bv The Associated Press.
HIROSHIMA, Nov. PA steamer which
has arrived here from Moi reports that
no assault had been made upon Port Ar
thur up to Nov. 10.
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cu1HRir, o. r.. Nov. IA call has
been issued by the chairman OF the Demo.
cratic territorial executive committee for
eststehoQd convention 10 be held Nov.
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BupA.PEsrH, Nov. 90 -Frans Kossath
has abandoned his tour OF Hupgary. on
seeount Of Vie sxQitsmsat u has oSeate1.
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MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
IN 1ne AAsDciaff,I prrs

BERNE, Nov. 23--The Bundesrath has
appointed DIR. Pioda Won Locarns TO be
Swiss Minister at Washington. He is now
councillor Of the Swiss legation at Rome.
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Clothes

Like books, are diyisibls int
two classes an "hour" and
for a long" time. Which are
you wearing 2--that depends on
where you trade. Why buy the
short overcoats with narrow col
lars7 1t is just as well to be in
style. Overcoats cut long with
a short price---Sl0, $40 and
$le.
Fine Brokaw 0vercoats $l8
and up. Surely you know Of
them. Many Of your friends
always wear the Brokaw make.
Boys listers, cut long, S3 to
$40. Boys Reefers---made for
boys---natty and stylish. Not
the kind which look old enough
to be his fathers out down.
Look about---Then you will
not BE- caught on the WRONG side
of bargain store" doors.
Every thread WOOL" Of course
but kindly don't ask about the
filing. 1t is found after one
weeks wear down inside the
lining. That's paying for ex-
perience. Why not buy Cloth
ing this time--all the time9
Come down here and see.
hlN!UhLL y HOUSE.
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PawtuciSet, %; Providence, 3.

The Pawtucket Auditorium was crowded
last evening, many persons going from
this city to see the Providence polo team
demoraiized. Griffin wac away, but that
did not cripple the Pawtuckets for Cana
van, substitute, put mp a great game on
the rush line. Following IA the summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-23

Referoe-willism Long. Timer--Hueh :. Lee.
Goal Won by Rushed hy Time Gagged By
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Stops in gc.I-Lsisous. -; Sword, a 8
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24

chine and was dashed against one Of the
trees in the park and received INJURIES about
the head and shoulders which rendered him
unconscious
The funeral of Mrs George Cleveland on
Sunday was largely attended The services
were held from tue Bay church, Rev Mr.
Hyde officiating
y. l.. Davis has rented C. F. Rabbit S
residence on Bishop street for the summer.
Mr. Rabbits family will board at Richard
Films
Mrs. Albert Seeey of Washington, d. c..
is in town. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
mer +. Bentley
Mr.. Charles Capron, who went to Cali
tornla few weeks since. has gone into the
grocery business at National. a town few
miles from San Diego.
Mrs. Adds O. Branerd who has been
very ILL., is improving
Mrs. j. &. Finch is quite ill.,
Mrs. Hermon :. Clark and daughter have
gone to St Johnsbury to spend few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. j. W Sault
st Adams High school base ball team
have been making arrangements with Mont
pelier and Rutland High school teams. aud
expect now to play at Montpelier the 2}d OF
nth and at Rutland on Decoration day.
Mrs Mary Van Studdiford and her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Brantcy of st Louis.
have engaged apartments at the Weldon for
the summer season
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

f. White had one foot quite badly n.iured
by large stone falling upon it last week
H. L. Malaney, agent for the Strong
Hardware company of Burlington, is ON the
island with two men putting ON their paper
and cement roofing. Milo Allen. road com
missioner, with a force of men and road
machine has commenced working the roads
j. w. Forest of Ihayer, Kan. brother Of
Mrs H. X. Robinson. has been in town a
few days Mrs. Juan Robinson goes to
Bloomington. Ind. this week on a visit --
Miss Mary Allen, who has been in Mime
apolis and the West for a year, is at home
again. Mr. Joslyn expects to rebuild a saw
aud grist mill on the site Of the one burnt
a short time ago.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

f. f. TOwner, State secretary of the y.
p. :. C. F., was in town last week to make
arrangements for the State convention to be
held here this fall,-IIon W X. Rowel of
Methuen, Mass, has been in town on visit
to his sister Mrs [. J. bean.-N. d.
rogers mas gone 10 ha'erhlll' Mass-N'
Lane ana wlte nave gone TO Springfield
Mass. = mere mas been considerable THEY
ing done IN TINS vicinity the past Few months,
Whlch mas caused our Sherlhs TO DO consld-
cradle Watchlhg' with the result OF seven
oIds has coma ~ Saratora \ V r. the
national Baptist convention. -Gen. f. G.
Butterfeld of Derby Line is to deliver the
Memorial address here before the Baxter
ost.-Rev. h. l.. Old, will preach the ser
mon Memorial sunday, May 81 mere VIII
~. p,nl- r',. .. s'i' - IN
c,;1,a, 81 S--5 NJ, d., R,,,a,l, bas
Co.,, - pa..,, N,;.. ,.I;a So
of th;s nIaoa a,,d NJ XVII " UaTanhorc,
~ 49, ,,.,'.a Wa,.Ir l. pa,,air
andE II Coal. 49,, = ar,,+ aaol, -
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GRAF TSBURY.
The memorial sermon will he in the Con-
pregational church at North Craftsburv Mt
| / 30 o'clock u. m.-Carrie Paddock is home
from New York.-Quarterly meeting will
be observed at the Methodist church next
| Sunday.-The conference of Congregational
ministers will be held at North Craftsbury
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nearly completed their arrangements for
their box supper. Each lady is expected
to bring box with supper for two. A
snorC puo interesting Progra''ihle pe'ne
Howard po',.in,,1 Cos givnr n surnrise nnrt,,
last Tuosda,, ,ir,ht pov Henry rrnckcr
will nreoch ,ha T,on,ori.l sormnn next SIM
dov at tbn pan,ist churrb Mrs Ruth Rel
lows and t,,n pis,ers If Now Work visited Mt
Rev s : nriahon,,s last week Miss COR
nclio smith IF Nov Uaven has enoopad
rooms in IN. po,,.ors, house and wilI move
there this week
HIGHGATE.
Bornabv Toocb of the New York Theo-
logical sot,ino,.,. is homo for tbo summon -
Henry Rushor ir and Miss Tillv Bovet
were narrind thG i1tb inst and nre living
in one of .Josenh Hinnerth's houses John
Hiunerth has returned from Champain. n.
We. G Austiu has gone to cuba and
will 90 from there TO Mexico in the interest
of tine Boston and Maine railrood The
band bows have moved and repainted their
hand stand nrasented to them nv tho late NJ
w Redding Tina Hiphpate C;un ,lub Ina Va
resumed nrocticn Miss Frankie Barr is re-
siding in S,youton II / Russell has zone
back to BOSTON n w Steele and wife are
the happv narents of n bouncing daughter. -
Miss Grace Stimpts has returned from Pots
dam n y
,on-oou-oy
WIN
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispols colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUP co.
SAN Francisco, ca.
Il. toWsyxls. ~. NEW YORK M
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ORANGE COT NTf.
WEST RANDOLPH.

Perhaps some of the readers of this paper
have seen an illustration of man moving
his lawn riding his bicycle. Well, We can
show you a young man in this place who
has performed the feat Instead of walking
he bitches his mower to the rear of the
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and a.. "vsN NIS''' vi y =; ;,i i""'
town ,.i'i.i.,'. "i!lu i'ap.u'' !, o. "'o
S.,ri,,.e'ii o''''' us - - 80 ~
DR.. and Mrs : 4 G,.,iI ;rba t,,,stnns ard
at work on the streets Ga9rpe II. Tcmpig
has been cho,,n surveyor i new walk iJ
being put in on South Main street and the
main street has boon ,rrapod Il G. Mann
went to New Nor, Saturday uight Editor
l.. r Thayer went 10 81 Adams Monday
on business connected with the Vermont
press excursion.
Fred Fennel and sister Mis-. Maud Of
Lake GEORGE. y. y. are VISITING nt W n.
kcney' Mrs George l.. Spear I'm. ra-
turned from her trip to Newport and Glover.
Mrs. g. F. Wood and Mis, Josie bave
gone to Charlestown y. II. from where
they will go to Springfield Mas. for q
short time.-Nr and Mrs. Carroll II.
Granger and daughter are visiting relatives
IN town.. Il. Green of Glen Cove, l.. l.,
- NiHl'lllE III WV ltlllf w. ~ I-llI TO-
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ALBURG SPRINGS.

Misses Gertrude and Winnie Sicily ar
rived home from Lakewood. y. j.. Tuesday
morning Mr.. l.. W. Hazen of New York
is visiting his father. Daniel =. Hazen. -
Mrs. Henry Brown is home from Richford
-MeSsrs. Ladd, Skelly and Collins, accom-
panied by Sowle> and Hunter from Alburg
made a good run ON their wheels a few days
ago through the islands. The round trip
would figure at about 50 miles. which was
run in - hours, including all stops for the
Iov
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time and many favorable comments were
heard, The band will repeat their play,
The Stolen Will Memorial day evening
at the opera house The steamer Maquam
now leaves the Maquam dock at 1:3O a. IN.
every week day for the Islands and Platts
burgh On the return trip she leaves Platts-
burgh AT 2;lJ p. m, arriving Mt Maquam
at D. III. 4 train leaves Swanton in the
morning at 40 a. m, to connect with the
steamer. The genial and efficient captain
Frank j. Hawley. is in charge OF the boat.
Hotel Champain will open again June |,
under Charles F. Smiths management.
ST. ALBANS.
The clerical force of the dry goods
element of st. Adams enjoyed an outing to
| the Point Wednesday evening in Fuller s
"Gen. Grant, " with Jack at the reins
| 4 beautiful supper was in waiting, pre-
pared by Landlord Knapton, proprietor of
the Point House, and after doing Justice to
the same, boating was the centre of at
traction An attending orchestra furnished
excellent music for dancing and when the
hour of leaving arrived all expressed them
selves as being much pleased with the trip,
Much credit is due TO Landlord knapton
for his excellent spread and entertainment.
| The trustees have ordered a new and sub
stantial wrought iron watering trough to
replace the one which was in front Of the
American House and was wrecked last fall.
The new town clock to be put in the Con-
gregatonal tower has been shipped and
upon its arrival will be put in place under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of b. b. Perkins.
Mrs. Oliver Croker Stevens of Boston, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. q. Smith.
The base ball game between the teams
from st, Adams High school and Mont
pelier High school, resulted III favor of the
home team score | to u.
An iron girder bridge provided with
buckle plates and concrete flooring, is to be
put in over Stevens brook, at the junction
Of Main and Weldon streets
While Marx I.arner, nephew Of Thomas
Larner our newly appointed postmaster,
was riding a bicycle down Bishop street Sat
urda. evening, he lost control of the ma
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

On Whitsun Monday, the 18th inst, the
Rt. Rev. A. c. A. Hail. ID. D., visited St
Matthews parish at 1890. He confirmed
II persons, celebrated holy communion and
preached before large congregation. In
the evening at a mission service in Opera
hall he also preached, A happy termina-
ton to the day was the reception at the res
idence of Gen. c. l.. Marsh, which was at
tended by large number, and refreshments
consisting of ice cream, Strawberries and
cake were served
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. f, G. Hayes will move into the house
she lately purchased of w. Austin. Will
Austin has moved into the Casavant house.
A new flag and pole has been raised in
front of the school house. H. H. Bessey
lost the tips of two fingers i'll buzz planer
Mayl4
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Alice Flagg started from her school
at New Orleans the 23d. Mrs. Chef West
man is very ill-G d. Lease has his new
house ready for plaster William Hebb is
to do the work Prof f. r. Ober held
a musical convention at this place May II.
% and % at the brick church, closing with
a concert the evening of the 23d Solosts
from out of town assisted. A large com
pany of young people met at the home of
Austin Davis Tuesday evening of last week
for surprise party to remind him of his
2lst birthday. Ice cream and cake were
served and the company left several nice
tokens of friendship, wishing him many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. j. \ Watkins is visiting her mother
in Shelburne Mrs Farewell Wetherby of
Burlington ha$been stopping several days
with her son, c. b. Wetherby, Katie
Wetherby has been confined to the house
with 'mumps' the past week Mrs Leslie
Thompson and son visited in johnson last
week. William Barrows and sister of
Coventry are visiting at a. y. Patten' s.
Miss Melissa Lampher is quite i'll at her sis
ter's, Mrs. A. Demeritt. Andrew Note
mire died Sunday afternoon. He leaves a
wife and two children, who have the sympa-
thy of 1.-THE committee for the Second
Congregational Sunday -school to arrange
for children day are Mrs II. {. Howard
Mrs. II. w Varnum and Mrs a. c Girls
wold.-A musical convention, with Prof. f.
r. Ober director, began at the Brick church
Monday evening. Prof Ober is assisted by
several solosts and the cantata of The
Excursion by r. f. Perkins, was given
at the concert Wednesday evening, closing
| the festival.
WORTHWHILE.
Morrisvile Volunteer fire department has
| reorganized as follows; Chief engineer +.
W. Webster; first assistant, A. j. Smith
second assistant G. A. Gle; moderator, II.
| n Cram; clerk, G.. f. Borden; treasurer,
| f.. f. Wade; standing committee, l.. NJ.
Mayott, G.. A. Spiller, j. $, Bannister, -
| The remains of Mrs. Waterman, mother of
| o. NJ Waterman, were taken to Barre on
| Friday for burial H h. Clshman has an
increase in pension, to $50 per month. -The
new board Of corporation trustees will pro-
vide lookup extend the sewer system and
| have issued proclamation barring bicycles
from the sidewalks after $ n m.-The
| Universalist State convention will not be
held here rs expected, Miss Emily Cooper
of Barre has been visiting in town.-Miss
Myrtle Hutchins, young lady who has
been in J. G.. Noyes' family for several
months, died there Saturday morning The
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STOWE

Tho S,,,,., t...t iii .:..-,
Cborlos p,....n S", 49, -
Ro,,uo1l.. p,,,i, ,r, -i ''''',i ..''
boIdir, r.I,,.f' i''', -.
..rbn HlI '',a III anu WI a'U ~ Is,''.
has Sold hi. l,r1 c On ~ tT;m'.
tn,, ~ ~ '''p 5o"1 t,.1
lingham Ina. begun work ON his new house
Hon. W. II. II. Bingham is ill-Mr. Scho-
field of Bristol has been in town. looking
over farms with view to purchasing
AT the adjourned town meeting held
Saturday afternoon to make arrangements
for the proper Observance of the towns cen
tennial, the following general committee
was chosen with power to appoint sub-com
mitteeN: Me,,rS. \. &. Raymond. 4. C.
Slayton' .. f. Luce j. ID. Wikin, and p.
ID. flke At the March meeting five
o '", p uo, n 81 e"f ea"n' II,' was was,
amount with what can hc rois "A otbnr,yise
will suffice for successful celol,ration
It is uo,v tbougbt hn.+ ~ most.
pone it until some date in \ug,ist
4 sister If DR. Rorro,vs from Rnthal i Wis
iting him Tho funeral services of Mis-.
Mvrti. Uutchin. wera held at the Conqrn.
gational church Sunday afternoon Ray
Mr. Drew officiating Mr. and MFR. p II
Pike returned from Brooklvr Thursday
Mrs. Pike is much i,nprovad in health i
NJ Fo,s If North Uvda Park gave a nbono-
ora nbic evbihition A. town hou Tbnr.dor
eveninr Mr. and Mrs Erod SARGENT bo ..
begIm bouseLaa,,in,, in tba Conroa Adam.
house at the Forks
.
0O7NoON'
II. q. Fanrher and family have returned
/ n N..lls
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FRANKLIN.

Nina Yates, who is teaching in Milton,
was home over Sunday. F. b. Willard OF
Springfield, Mass, was in town this week
james Randall and wife are visiting in
Richford and Jay.-Mrs. Brown has moved
into Mrs Smiths rooms
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FAIRFAX.

George Bell, now of Boston, is visiting
his father, The ladies of the w. r. c. have
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UNDERHIll.

Services will be held in Calvary Epsco-
pal church, Underhill, on Sundays, May -
and Juno 3. at D. M
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MIL TON.


Miss Louise Dougherty died May 6 The
funeral SERVES were held May Il at the res
ilence Of Deacon l.. a. jackson. Memorial
services were also held in johnson May Is.
Miss Doughcrty was n daughter of Rev. Mr.
Doughcrty, ID. D.. for some years pastor of
the Congregational church in this town and
Rfterward for many years pastor of the
church in Johnson She was j6 years of
age, and though for some years not quite
strong, her failure was very rapid toward
the last. Miss Dougherty was a woman of
unusual vigor of intellect and has lived a
worthy and useful life Widely known and
very much beloved. her loss is deeply felt.
She was a member of the congregational
church in johnson, but was an active
worker in the church in this place during
her residence here.
The funeral services of Miss Louise Dough
erty were held at the residence of Mr. Lucus
jackson, brother n-law of the deceased, last
Thursday afternoon, Rev +. L. Herrick
officiating The remains were taken to
johnson for burial Miss Dougherty was a
woman of sterling worth and her loss will
be felt by her many friends. The Catholic
society held service in their new church
Sunday, although it is far from being com
pleted They had another fire at Edward
Aliens last week which came near being Il
serious affair Some bedding which was toe
near a stove pipe caught fire, but was dis
royered before much damage was done Mis-,
Charlotte Hall Of Tuxedo, y. Y, was in
town last week Miss Dora Clark was u,
home last week from Hanover n. ii Mr.
and Mrs Edward Peck Of Burlington wer,
va town last week
RICHMOND.
Rev Mr. Colyin Of Waterbury exchanged
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| An Episcopal service will be held in school
house hall next Sunday at 4 O'Clock D. m.
| Mr.. Hopkins of the |. " NJ will read the
service. 1t is expected that Ri Rev \. C.
A. Hall will Otciate here the last of this
month. The ladies auxiliary of Calvary
| church held an ice cream sociable at the
residence of Mrs, Frank Howe Thursday
evening. 1t was very enjoyable affair."
| The base ball club of Essex Junction will
come here Saturday to play the Jericho
| boys. Some two weeks ago about 10 per-
sons signed petition to the States attor-
ney asking that j. II. May be prosecuted
and if convicted that his hotel be closed as a
nuisance. Nothing has been heard from the
petition
Arson is reshngling his house aud max
| ing new fence around the Yard. b.
Williams * Co. s store the drug store, Mr..
Williams residence and possibly the depot,
are to be connected by telephone in the near
future. Mr.. Sherwin of Burlington is to
do the work. Charles Ransom, wife and
child Of Burlington visited in town Sunday.
There will be Episcopal services at the
school hall, Jericho Corner, Sunday, June
II at 3 p. IN.
Mr. c. Van Nliet has had running water
put into his house from Mr.. Fields reser.
voir.-Horace Fleming has moved to River
side.
WlLllSTON.
Mrs. Hattie Wadleigh started for her
Western home May l4.--Clsrk Wood OF
Boston is visiting his sister for u week OF
two Mrs. Minora Crane and daughter
Clara, from California arrived at Mr.. j.
Johnson's May II Mr.. William johnson
has news Of the death of his sister. Mrs.
tlesrn Of Montreal, Homer Wright ha,
lost two valuable horses. One of the spar
died, which he replaced by another and that
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Mr. and Mrs. Lumis Allen spent portion
of last week in Hinesburgh. John Buley,
.jr., wife and child were the guests of Mr..
Buley's parents last Monday. ABOUT 30
people enjoyed the pleasures of Camp Mill
ham at Shelburne pond last sunday
George &. Hinsdill, accompanied by two
classmates. were in town Saturday and Sun
day.
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Rev. MIR. Coyin Of Waterbury exchanged