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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Among those from here who attended
the Baptist Association at Bristol were
Guy Willoughby. George II. Carr Mrs.
Cynthia Hosford GenevieVe Hosford,
Miss Sarah Wooster and Il. K. Emo -
Mrs. +. O. Ockerhald of Burlington spent
Sunday with her daughter at ". II Var
ney's.-Mrs. Lydia IL, NJ. Ais has r.
turned to Charlotte from Hyde Park
r. hei ClaXton has returned from Johnson
where she graduated at the normal school.
Miss Rena Johns also graduate and is
now visiting friends in Swanton.Mrs.
Emily Prnd.e has gone to Charleston.
Mass to visit her son. Lewis Prinde.-
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Quinlan sunday the nth inst-Mr.
and Mrs r. c. Beers and daughter Alice
are occupying their cottage a the lake
for the summer.-News has heen received
here of the death at Granville Summit,
Penn. of Alice Dakin widow of the late
Andrew Dakin, a former resident Of his
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Goodsell went
to Plattsburgh Monday for weeks visit
with Mrs Goodsells parents.-W, |. Brad
lev is building IA new horse barn. Frank
Palmer doing the carpenter work -
Flora V. V burlington of Minneapolis.
MINI, is visiting her parents Nj. and
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Boil TON.

T. T.. Rogers & CO., of Milton have or
ganizcd a gang of men with e. +. Sanins
as foreman for the purpose of cutting ana
pcelinE poplar logs which Will be shipped
to their excelsior mills at Milton Mrs.
Louise Davis has brought a suit against
Albert Strceter for the collection of wapcf
due her from said Strcctcr.-Tnc tenth
child. IA son. was born to Mr.. ana Mrs..
Antoine Lancve last Sunday night-A
school picnic will be held in "A grove no1r
the "Notch' road Friday. June % The
West Bolton schools and several of the
jericho schools will he I'm ATTENDANCE.
Jericho ard West Bottom bands will iur-
niSh music for the ocCaSion.-Arthur 1911 -
inss and wife are rejoicing over tho ar
rival Of a nine pound daughter.-.fiSh
Warden Henry Bohonnon served pap : :
on Clifford Sherwood Of New York jun"
18th for violating the law relative TO the
catching Of fish. The trial WAS held on
the same day at West BOLTON. The court
imposing "a nno Of fifteen dollars and costs
amounting to $40 S6-Dr Irish and vile of
Cambridge accompanied by Mrs Bailey
were guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. e. ;. Brush
last Sunday.-T. S. Mcfiiuns Is on the sick
llist-Mrs. George Stevens visited her -o!,
Arthur Stevens, part Of last week.
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RICH M0ND.

Henry Edwards and family from Chica-
go, are the guests of Mrs. G. NJ. Ferguson
Miss Charlotte Andrews. student at
the Montpelier Seminary Is at home for
her vacation. Twenty-Five Forestcrs from
Richmond took the paper train Sunday
to attend a meeting at Milton, to organ
ize a Lodge of Foresters. They returned
on the midnight train.-Charles McGar-
gan has rented tho Bromley place now
owned by a G.. Bcrry.-The Richmond
graded school teachers and about 800
scholars went to Lake Iroquois last FIJI
day, where the boating and basket picnic
were greatly enjoyed Ivy all. Several large
wagons trimmed with flags and ever
green's driven by a. r. Stevens and F.. ".
Shepardson and others carried tho parties
over The spring term of the public
schools have closed--A good deal Of build
ing and brushing up of buildings Is being
done in town The Bellevue House has
been newly painted and papered in every
room in the house, with new steps and
other improvements Asa Sherman is
building n new barn,-The underwear fac
tory Is nearing completion. flag staff 81
feet in height has been placed in position
upon the ridge pole.-Mrs. George lucia
from Wisconsin and Mrs. r. r. Shermen
from Burlington are the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. S Green.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs w. s Nay and Mrs. T.. Fl. Mann
attended the concert and gradua ting
exe rcises of the Vermont Seminary at
Montpelier on Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week Miss Eva Nay graduated from
tho musical course of Vermont Seminary
Inst week and is now a homo. Miss Julia
Marsh has been spending Il week with hcr
brother in Randolph.--The graded school
and Mrs. Martha thurch's school have
been invited to attend the picnic at Bottom
Notch with the jericho schools Mrs. or
lila Mead Liscum is spending a few days
in Willlston and Rurlngton.-Ino HON
Land ircle and Ladies' Auxiliary met on
Wednesday by invitation with Mrs. /" II.
Chaplin oc Jericho District Deputy Her
bert Morrow attended meeting #
KNIGHTS of Pythias 1T Essen ON Monday
to arrange for a boatride and excursion
during the last week of JulY.--N" oil
Graves of Texas is at home caring for his
father. Tyler Graves. who is seriously i'll.
There will he graduating exercises at
TN" close of the graded school and mus
cal programme under the direction of Miss
Powell at the same time The date Of the
picnic which was to have been at Bolton
Notch on Saturday has been changed 10
Friday, as many wished to attend the re-
publican convention al burlington on Sat
urdaN.-Mrs. |. l.. Eells Of Cornwall and
Mrs. r. Su'Febean Of Sheldon have be II
the quests of Mrs. Robert BiXhE during
the past week.-Mrs.. l.. 5. Iiadley, who has
been spending some time with Mrs. h. II.
Mann. returns this week to her home in
Rurlineton.-M +. S. Whitcomh accom-
panied by her mother, has gonc to tnion
Village for the SummeI. Mrs. Amos tium-
phrcy continues TO improve in heath.
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ST, GEORGE.

Miss Lena, the daughter of Frederick
LaVine, of this town, was united in mar
rriaCe to Mr., Frank Croto Of Williston on
the 1lth inst. After the ceremony. which
was performed in Burlington, the happy
couple, with host of friends. met at the
home of the bride. whore the evening was
spent most pleasantly Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. lsham visited relatives in Williston
one day last wcek.-Mr and Mrs. James
Mllham. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Tilley. aC-
companiod by Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Weed
of Hincshurgh. spent last Saturday in Will
liston, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Sidney
y. Tilley.-Mrs. Jackson has returned
home from a visit OF several weeks with
her daughter in Manchester, y. H.-Miss
Ellen Forbes closed a satisfactory term
of school last Friday with a well attended
picnic at Camp Millham, Shelburne pond
Mrs. Nellie Isham Morrison and two
children of burlington spent a part of last
week at jackson Isham's. DIR. and Mrs
Grout and Mr. and Mrs c. A. Mansfield
of Waterbury are spending their usual
summer vacation at Camp Millham.-Miss
Peohe Hinsdill ia spending the summer at
her homo.-James Millham goes 10 New
port this week. being the delegate from
Cummings post. q. A. r. OF IinesburGh
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright entertained
a number OF their friends at their nome
Friday evening i: noiug the l3;h anniver-
sarN of theiI marriage.
Wilbur G. Sawyer has been appointed as
one of the instructors in civil engineering
at Tho summer school of surveying being
held at Greensboro under the auspices Of
the L. V. NJ He went to Greensboro Tues
dav
u. ". Whitcomb has bought the l. y.
Chase property in this village, It is eN-
pectcd that it will be occupied by d. j.
Hunter.
Rev. y. p. owen pastor Of the baptist
church. ana Mrs. owen leave this week
for an extended visit to friends in North
crn New York. Mrs. owen starts this
morning and Mr. owen Friday. They eX-
peCt TO be absent three Sundays. Mr..
owen expects TO preach next Sunday in
the Olivct Baptist church, Syracu n.
Y, the pastor of which is an old class
mate of his and before returning he will
offiCate AT the wedding Of his only nephe W
to take place at Central Square, y. Y,
The pulpit of the Baptist church will be
supplied during his absence.
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EAST HARDWICK,

Orrin peck ard wife from Cabot were
the geusts Of Martin Swettc ana wife a
few days last week.-Alr. and Mrs. Crock
or and daughter from Boston are spend
ing few weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. OlIVer.-Mrs oliver. who has
been sick most Of the winter Is gaining
very SlOWlN.-Fho teachers iu the town
mot in East lIardwick last Saturday, there
being a fair attendance Chas. Willis and
wifi" have adopted a. boy from the or
phans home in Burlington Mrs Esther
Weeks has returned home from Hiehga'c
where she has been spending a few weeks.
G. l.. Johnson ana wife from North
Woodstock nave been visiting in this
place for a few days Rev. \. y. Wood
ruff ana wife have gone To ST JohnGbury
this week as DELEGATES TO the Baptist As
soeiatiou.-O. T.. Curricr has exchanged
his driving horses for large pair of work
horses
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

one thousand Russian jew immigrants
have passed through this city since June
l, The last installmcnt came Sunday
morning. Most of them have gone to
New York city,
The First CONGREGATIONAL church of this
city was transformed into a bower Of
beauty Tuesday night when Miss Mary T..
butcher, youngest daughter of Mrs. Fred
erick butcher and Mr.. Norman y At
wood We're united in maria go by Rev. j.
Romeyn panforth, pastor Of the church.
The decorations consisted entirely Of
greenery peonies and daisies. these be-
ing used in such a lavish manner and with
such excellent taste that the effect was
superb As was eminentiy fitting the or
gan at which Miss butcher has presided
with so much skill, was prettily decorated
for the first time, with daisies and ferns
The choir railing was banked with green
and from the center marked by an i'm
mense and graceful bouquet of daisies
were fcstooned ropes of daisies extending
the whole length of the railing, the white
flowers being particularly noticeable
against the green background, Tho read
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,
HARDWICK.

The association at the Free Baptist
church opened Thursday evening with
good attendance. Rev. 49, T. Parker
preached the opening sermon. Friday
morning Rev. T.. t. Phillips OF West Der
by read a paper on "The Service Of the
Pulpit and the Pow. Cooperative and Re
fex" Friday afternoon was business
session, and Friday evening was the Wo-
mans Missionary meeting Mrs. Dan
ie,s is building a house on the lot whiah
she recently purchased, corner Main and
Cherry streets.-Gcorgc Wheeler is buld-
ing tenement house on South Main St
Announcements have been received Of
the marriage Of j. II. McLoud of this
place to Harriet Il. Conant at Concord "
H.. June u. Mr.. and Mrs McIoud will he
at home Tuesdays after July 1st.
The association at the Free Baptist
church closed Sunday evening .-Saturday
evening was devoted to the anniversary
of the Christian Endeavor Societies. Miss
Hattie Parker presided at this session
and an address was given by Rev. y. f.
jefferson The preachers on Sunday were
Rev. Mr.. Thurston of Middlesex Rev f.
E. Phillips Of West Derby and Rev. g.
l.. jefferson of Enosburgh Fails The
president of the association was Rev Mr.
Holton of West Chareston.--At the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning the
pastor preached sermon TO the Knights
of Pythias. who attended in body by
invita- tons j. Wheeler has hired the
Way house on Church ST, and will occupy
it with his daughters. MIR. Lanphear WHO
is clerknP for |. +. Titus, is quite sick;
also Mrs. Amos Hopkins. Mrs. Welch
from Lebanon, y. H.. former resident,
is visiting in town.-The band gave an
open air concert Saturday evening. II IS
expected that they will continue to do 50
once week during the summer. The VIII
lage, at its last annual meeting voted $500
for the purpoSc.-Next sunday Rev.
George /. story of Milton Field superin-
tendeut Of the State Sunday school Asso-
citation will preach at the Method ST
church in the morning. There will he a
meeting of the officers and teachers Of
the several schools at the ConEreGa ttOnal
church al y. IN. A union service will be
held in the evening at which Mr. Story
will give an address
The lawn party given ny tn" ladies Of
the Congregational church Tuesday even
iuG was largely attended The band fur
nshcd music. and twelve girls gave a
MaNpolc exercise Ice cream and cake
We're served. the gross receipts amCun'-
ing to above S35-AIr. Gov, has bought a
building lot ON Spring street and intends
to build a house. While building he will
occupy the Tucker house.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. II. II. Kendall ana daughter Bessie
left on Friday for Sidney, New York,
where they Nlll spend some time with the
family of Ira II. Kendal.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage Of Miss Bertha
Irene Norton of Addison to William
Gardner G minEs, which will take place
on Wednesday, June 10Th at the home of
the bride Mr. Comings is well known
here and his many friends will unite in
extending congratulations About thirty
from this place attended the goth century
missionary rally at Richford on Wednes-
daY,-Miss Aura Kendall was in Barre
last week the guest of Miss Bessie y,
cave who was one of the graduates at
the Spauldng Graded school. Mrs. f. j,
Tyler gave a delightful tea TO eighteen Of
her friends on Tuesday afternoon.-Mr
and Mrs, a. y. LaVeiY left on Thursday
of last week for Boston, where they W |
remain for two weeks The entertainment
given by tn" members of 81 John the
Baptist's parish, at Opera Han on Nod
nesdaN evening, was largely attended. The
parts assigned were well taken and the
acting was unusually good the cost ~-lcs
were tnc, having been rented from .sss'
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JERICHO CENTRE.

O, n. Fruwn and wife took a carriage
drive to berkshire last week to visit Mrs.
Browns sister and family. They return
ed Monday ncht.-Fred TomlinSon and
sister, Lulu Lincoln, have gone 10 their
cottage at Malletts Bay for "A few days
this week.-It is expected that Mr. Tag
CART, the reader. impersorItor and Ven
triloQuist. who has already given two
highly satisfactory entertainments Eerc.
Will give another entertainment some
evening next week. probably Friday. un-
der tire auspices of the church repairs
committee to raise funds for paying the
deficiencies on the church repairs More
than fifty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Smith met at their pleasant home
on Wednesday. June 18th to remind them
that II was their 50th wedding anniversary
and to show them the esteem in which
they are held. The time wa. pleasantly
Spcn in social converse. "reminiscences,
etc. and after very enioya bile time to-
her the guests departed wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Smith many returns OF thcil
Wtdding anniversary.
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WlllIST0N.

Mrs joel Alger is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. W. X. Tarbox-The aged grand
mother Of Daniel Mcmahon is staying
with him.-Mrs. Merchant spent a few
days in Burlington last week The we'd
ding of Frank Croto Of this town. and
Lena l.evigre of Eiinesbursh, which oc-
cured at Burlington Tuesday the 18th
inst. was followed by a wedding dinner
at Mr. Croto's, where nearly 100 friends
were royalty entertained. The presents
for the young couple were many and usc-
full. In the evening there was Il reception
AT the brides fathers in Hnesburgh,
where 100 guests met and made merry.
Mr. and Mrs. Croto left on the early
morning train for a short trip as his husi-
ness will not permit a long vacation
Mossrs, Tilley and Metcalf were in jericho
Thursday on town business. Mrs. Chase
is gaining in strength.-The Misses Burke
of Burlington are having some repairs
made on their house at the west end of
the village.
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SHElBURNE,

special town meeting was held at the
town hall on Thursday morning, in re-
sponsc to call Of tho sccctmcn, in order
to consider the question of raising add-
tonal money for the completion of the
high school building. Tine meeting was
largely attended and was quite enthusiasts
tic Tho committee stated their needs and
the matter was thoroughly discuss Il.
When the question Of raising an extra 10
per cent of the grand list was brought
forward, there were loud calls for a bal
lot, which resulted in the question being
carried by vote of ~ to 80 against. Tho
action OF the meeting places In the hands
OF the committee funds amply sufficient to
give the town a school building which will
meet the requirements for years to come
aud which will prove . blessing to both
parents and scholars. There Is no uuos-
ton but that these Improvements are
greatly needed and the decision is regard
ed as 4 great victory for the cause OF
education in Shclhurnc. The plan under
consideration involves tho building OF
wings or ellis on tho north and south side
OF the present village school houses. Each
wing is to he 20x3o feet in size and two
stories high. The arrangement will pro-
Vioc four school rooms MX33 feet inches
in size besides closets. coax rooms, With
roomy hall and staircase. The commit
tee will meet in a few days and take some
action regarding the letting of the con-
tract, 50 that work can be begun inmcdi-
atoly. A peculiar misrepresentation OF
facts has taken place in regard to the
views of some people. as to the purpose
OF the school directors in the future. The
district schools of the town are to be used
a. far as possible as feeders to the gram
mar and high schools of the VILLAGE and
under this arrangement, 1t is believed that
all classes of people will ultimately he
satisfied with tho result. The course of
study will he revised and somewhat en-
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Page. The rooms were artstically dec ora
ted with ferns. woodbinc and daisies and
were credit to the taste OF the decorator,
Mis- Mary Henderson of Burlington. Mrs.
+. s. Coleman presided at the piano.
precisely at noon the wedding party en-
tered the parors to the strains of the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. The bride was
gowncd in white and carried white flow
ers and the bridesmaid was dressed In
white over pink and carried pink flowers.
They were married with ring and after
the congratulations a bountiful cola ton
was served. Guests were present from
burlington. Shclburne. New Haven and
Bristol and the bride was handsomely re-
membcred by numerous and beautiful pre-
sents. Tho bridal party left for a tour
through tho White Maintains
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX,

The third annual commencement ex-
orcises of Maple Lawn Academy, class
Of 1900, was held June 10 to
u. The baccaaurcatc services were
held Sunday evening, June 10, con-
Quoted by Rev. Evan Thomas of Essex
Junction, assisted by the resident pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church. Rov.
A. Il. Enright The subject of the dis
course was christian Purpose" and il
was roplete with practical truths not only
for the graduating class nut for those
whose school days are Ions past. The
music was furnished by the Essex juno
tiun NAL" quartettc, MeSsrS. oSpOrno.
Hunt, futile and Osborne, in their usual
fine manner Miss Adele Holioy acCompan-
ist. The exercises of the graduating class
were held on Tuesday. June T. at > p. m.
After the seating of the alumni the class
were conducted to their places. Miss Der
tina A. Brown presiding at the piano. The
Invocation by Rev. A. g. Wright was fol-
lowed by an essay, Heroes and Hcrolnes, by
Anna -. Lane; GRAFTON. Warfare. Ancient
and Modern j. Allan Clerkin; essay, Ben
efts of Labor, Anna T.. Allen. In the
presentation of diplomas the principal,
MIS-. W. NJ. Stevens. paid touching tT-
butte to the memory of a deceased inem-
her Of the class BctseY s. Farrand The
vocal music by Miss Agnes NJ, Dooley with
Mrs. \. F. ATkleY. aCcompaHi-t, was a
treat to all lovers of fine music while the
,ns'i uii'e ia, InuHr ny MISS Der ma a.
'lo"n Pitu -; Nnurcn' EIoIl'' MAS "p
rrTclh.eu Wy an present KEY W. o.
instructive and inspiring address to the
graduates on THE Spirit of Education in
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pHV'o!iS "i'ott ','e lac' "a"
'itnI" Nv I"ul1' wa n'lou tNo'H "o.'
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 9Th pagc)

coin visited his parents SundaY.-Wo
has been received that Fred Ladoo form
eIly Of this place while spraying trees At
Lconinstcr. Mass, fell about forty feet
with ladder. the ladder falling on him.
At last accounts he was suffering win
conclusion of tho brain. Strange TO say
no bones were brokcn.-NIss Lille Gordon
of Burlington Is visiting her parents in
the village. William Hanson is building Il
silo for r. Il. Wyman.-The village cream
cry shipped i3oO pounds Of butter Monday.
Mrs. Rich is visiting her sister, Mis-.
Eliza Wyman.-William Hamilton Is re-
ported as seriously ill.-Prof. f.. T. Miller
has received some very complimentary
press notices on his Memorial day address
delivered in Bloomington.
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HlNESBURGH.

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Home
Missionary society of the Lamoile Baptist
association met at the Baptist church
June Eth at 10 a. m. After devotional SER
vices led by Miss NJ. A. Miles of the Home
Circle, words of greeting were offered Ivy
Mrs. G.. ". Stafford, and the roll was call
ed and letters were read from several cir
Cles In the association The programme
follows; GleaninSS from annual meeting
in Boston in 1899. Mrs. q. w. Stafford; ad-
dress by Miss Mary Williams from Spell
man seminary, Atlanta, Ga. solo by Mrs.
c. W. Stafford. Refreshments were served
by the Home Circle. At 30 y. m. there
was devotional and praise service, led
by Mrs. @. w. Stafford, followed by a pa
per ON the relation of young people 10
missions by Miss Leach of Essex Centre !;
a paper by Mrs. George T.. Davis on Cuba
was read by Mrs. Lyman, followed by Il
paper ON Porto Rico read by Miss Hunt
ley OF Essex; a selection, Her Offering,
was given by Miss Cora Kenyon, followed
by remarks by Mrs G w. sanford upon
the life work and death of Miss Mills of
the SALISBURY association, the work in
Alaska, after which collection
was taken. After a solo by Mrs.
&c. w Stafford an address was
given by Miss Williams on the work in the
South, followed by remarks by Rev. c. w.
Stafford The meeting closed with con-
secraton hymn and benediction by the
paStor.-l)r. Davis OF Lynn, Mass. VISITED
DR.. II. L. Wilson last week.--Alfred Hull
is confined to the house with Inflammation
of the eyes.--Mrs. c. l.. Clifford of Bristol
spent a few days last week with her par
ents.-George Lane is building a new barn.
Mr.. Davis is doing the works.. n. Reed
has gone to Plattsburgh for a few days
Mrs. w. f. Hosford and Miss Mabel Hos
ford Of Charlotte visited in town last
week.
A pretty home wedding occurred Tues
day. June 18th at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ Page in Hinesburgh. when
their daughter Katharine, was married TO
Mr.. Frederick r. Sharp of New Britain.
Conn. A large number of friends were
present and the day was all that heart
could wish. Rev II. j. Harris officated
DIR, II, l.. Wilder was best man and Miss
Mary o. Dow was bridesmaid. The ,Ssh-
crs were Ernest N. Partch and Harry IL.
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WHIT ING.

Miss Mary stevens from the Rutland
hospital is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs Il. p. Waite.-Mrs. A. ID. Cady
Of Reber, ~ Y. is visiting at T. j.
Ketcham's r. u. Needham returned
home last week from his winters trip in
F1orida.-Misses Clara and Ella ketcham
have gone to Brandon TO board for few
weeks. Miss Della Brown is expected
home this week from her school in Pots
dam, N Y.-Mrs. Wolcott of Port Henry,
~ Y. visited Mrs H. NJ. Parker TINS
week. isabelle Phelps has closed h'r
school III Leicester and returned to her
home AZ her sisters. Mrs. Henry Kelsey :.
A union SUNDAY school picnic is in con
temptation, 10 he held very soon. The
time and place il not known AT present