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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Miss lay M0unce, who was born In
this cts, sixteen wears ago, died In
Moiefly this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
Big Paw for Yannr Men.

DENVER, COL0., Oct 10. Hon.
Lyman J. Gage, Secretary Of the
Treasury, was the principal speaker
at a meeting u Denver banking EN-
ployes at the Brown Palace hotel to 10
stitute a branch o. the American In.
stitution Of Bank Clerks. Mr.. Gage
declared to-day that the demand foi
good bank 0fhcials is greater than the
supply. said he: 'Tf / knew that
you were capable Ieould take twenty
young men out Of your midst and
place you In positions in various parts
Of The country which would pay you
s25 900 per year"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
THE TREE OF LIFE

For sprains, swellings and lameness
there Is nothing 30 good as Chamber.
iains Pain Balm Try IT, For sale
by buckner & Whitney, druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Nave hoon roelorgd 20 heaiAs
~ Lydia e Fi11ban1Ss kogg-
faEfo 0onapouRh TsafP fof-
enss are on Gss amdRrtsv0 flfe
sfafsxrpoxss 20 30 q fngks not a
more boxisf. Wbon . sp10n1s
oino hze bees su0ooesf1 ~
euriHg 50 nszsy srDDlons y1n
0Mnn0f VOL say vfeb0mf fry-
Ing h-" 30 MOI believe ~
VIII h8fp E1osv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Carrie Nation has been released
from jail at Wheeling. w. Va, and
has left the city, promising to return
and institute a suit for damages for
false arrest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

R~earing-down Feeling

H~earing-down Feeling
Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and
backache, instantly relieved and perma-
nuniiy cured By its use. Under all eircum-
gtances il acts In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and Is a.
harmless ~ weess.
- Backacke left me after taking
the second bottle. Your medicine
~ cured me when doctors failed.
IA. SARAH HoLsTEN,
sDtvin Block, Gorham st., Lowell. Mass.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Miss Ella Harriet, daughter Of Mr. ard
Mrs g. T.. Cushman, was married at her
home Wednes day evening to DR.. Francis
Arthur Eaton of Philadelphia. ONLY tho
Immediate family and a few invited
guests were present to witness the Ccr,-
mony which was performed by Rev Z. A.
Howard. pastor Of the Baptist church
Charles Cushman of Chicago. a brother
Of the bride came for the occasion. also
Miss Mary Bradish Of Medford Mass. ".
II. Messcr ana daughter, Annie, and Mrs.
Electa Cushman of Barre. Miss Maudo
l,rarkett of Fittsheld, Me, Miss Mary {.
Strange Of Stoneham. Mass. and John T..
Buck Of Woburn. Mass. The bride Is a
dcsorvedly popular young woman who
will be missed by many friends. They will
bc ut home soon in Philadelphia. VIII re
Ir Eaton located in practice about TWO
years ago.
Miss Mary Howard, wins teaches In
Springfield. Mass, went to Por school Tues
day She should have gone Monday nut
~ trains were so delayed sh" could not
reach the city in season. Tho $50 cAlr 3
~ the AFTERNOON left her" alout %. M. hs-
ing delayed near the gravel pit hy am q
clicut to the trucks of q freight train
which was compelled to await Hs~i-tsuc
from the Wrc,kinE train. which reach d
mere about six O'Clock. At one time th r.
were seven engines in the railroad yard
here.
Miss Jennie {. Frost Of Arlington, Mass.
has been engaged as second assistant in
the niah school to mn the place made Va
cant by the resignation ii Miss DrIway II
Concord, y. H. She l. a sradu; te Of TUT ,
College.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook are the happv
parents of son, born Sept. 2-Rev. G.
w. Burke has returned from Little Metis
que. where he has been spending his va
cation.-fiarry Scott of Bakersfield
has commenced work in w. Il. Ovitt s
etore.-Miss Eva Sylvester is taking her
vacation-Aiss Elsie Laduc of East Shell
don Is visiting Miss Winnie Croft.-Mr
Wocdman Fassett Of Flat Creek, KY, Wis
ed relatives here Tuesday and Wednes-
dGy-Mrs. Amos Holmes of Waterville Is
boarding with Mrs. Olive Cook.-Lee Lib
hey of St. Adams Is visiting his aunt. Mrs.
a. A. Rayr ore.-Mr. Henry Fassett, who
has been quite III. is slowly improving -
Mr.. Gordon Gates Of franklin and Miss
Ada Ovitt OF this place were married on
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride-Miss Fannie Smith and II. r..
Smith, WHO have been visiting their pa-
rents. have returned TO Boston.-Misses
Lillian Davis and Grace Danforth entered
school at bakersfield academy Tuesday
Rev. a. I. Cooper. the conference evan
BeKst, Will occupy tho pulpit next sun
day and Will assist the pastor in holding
revival services during the following week,
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ST. AlBANS.

Walter Jarvis was run over 10y an cleo
trio car Wednesday ulht ana had his
right Lee cut eff. lie was returning from
St Adams Hay. where he Fad boon 10 at
tend the band con cert and balloon ascen-
sion, and wishing to get III the car at
Walnut street, got up and rang the bell
and stepped down ON the running hoard
from which ne slipped and fcl under the
wheels, crushing his leg horribly. lie
was taken TO the hospital whore his l's
was amputatcd toy Or \. ~. pcslogcs. Dr.
s. w. Pag" and Or. q. g. BcrklrY.
Miss Jeanette Scott daughter u James
Scott of thiS city, and j. W. Parker Of
johnson, were married in Burlington
Wednesday afternoon Il o'clock Mr..
and Mrs Parker VIII make their home in
johnson. going there about September
lth
OF the Rev Or. and Mrs. u. Sape Mackav
died Friday morning of diabetes, in
Danock Scotland, where Dr Mackay and
his family are spending the summer.
A meeting Of tho supcrintoudcuts and
directors of the schools Of Franklin couu-
ty was held at the court house i'm this city
Saturday morning and afternoon. CHrmi
Marsh Of Fletcher. presided at the meet
ing which was begun at LIZ o'clock with
prayer offered by G. IS. Brush Of Fairfax.
The morning session was devoted to in
formal discussions on the subject Of sala-
TICS OF ltH'U'lS ana inc care OF record
books. etc. At thcafternoon session the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
II. W. Bcals ~ Swanton; yicc-presideut.
G. q, Newton Of st, Adams town; sccrc-
tary and treasurer, f w Spicer OF Enos-
burgh Falls II was voted to hold the ncXt
meeting at Enosburgh Fars, tho time Ia
be decided by the secretary Among the
questions discussed at the afternoon SEES
sion were ventilation Of school buildings
holidays and transportation Of teachers
The span Of horses hitChcd to the milk
cart of Mr. holland became frightened
while left standing on Bank street Satur-
day evening about $50 O'Clock. and ran
away. They dashed down Bank street Ia
Main street and turned south, but only
had only gotten AS far as n NJ. Stevens &
Co.'S grocery store when they slipped ir
the mud and fell. one of the horses broke
its shoulder and had to be killed. f.uckily
no enc was on the crossings or they wOulc
. probably have been some serious casual,
! ties.
Miss Lou Gilbert daughter of Mr. anC
Mrs. Hamilton Gilbert OF Fairfield Center
r and George Utley Of Baltimore, Nd wer,
married at the BRIDES home in Fair
field. wednesday AFTERNOON, September 4
Msesss ChesiAy Ind blondsy Of tho new
81. Albahs Electric Light and Power com
panty were In the city Mondty and Wis
tied during the day the water power al
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GEORGIA.

Tho funeral of Mrs. cunito Jones Ste-
VcnS, who died i'm ST Adams WIS held At
the home of her son. y. AZ" rod III st
Adams Thursday, Rev. Ch'rlcS ti1rk"
!, aiding scripture and off iinc prayer and
Mrs. TcnnN rendering two rcautiiL' So
los. ". Cushman of St A'1ans e. +.
Cuahmdn, w. T. Loomls, ". :. Fair-
lanks of Georgia were bearers, Ficd
catcher having charge. The burial was
i'm Bakersfield. There was ll-o NON n
ial service sunday ~ the congregational
thurch in Georgia. There WIS profuNon
ot hcwors. fine floral pieces also banks and
] nuqucts arra nEcd ny LOVING hands, Rev.
Elmer NNe has been spending week in
Iluhbardton and attending INC bap,iSt a.
SDCihtlon in Brandon Mrs. George tt"y-
Mods OF t1tthhurg, Mass" - VISITING
Charles ReNnold S.-Mr. snd Mrs. H'mah
Ncwton. VINO nave been c"mlhng on TIE
lake here have returned To tfoir nome in
J"hnson-NlsS jessie HaI" M"nt Satiir-
day to Johnscn to attend the Normal
school, -itelltrt Casw"n has gone TO his
50 lOOl in Snafln.-N lizard 1Nrtr OF NJ M
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BRADFORD.

Miss Carrie Spauldire is the guest "
Miss G.orria Pros oft Or. Inoz Ford of
Dover has been visiting her sister Mrs F.
II Rtckford. --James Ford has commenced
work for = u W. uildreth at New rtlrv. -
Mrs Sl,.r,r and Thomas Green Of Spring
n.ld Mas. who have teon visiting At
G,orro Brov,'s left Friday ! Mrs Y. A
Dotv has ba.n confined to the house soy
ora dav. hv illness.-Ceorge War;, n. WHO
has boon .r,ndins two weeks at e fl
Nclt,n's returned to Boston Fridav.-Miss
IrIor.nc,. T3s~.tt is visiting hcr uncle, {.
q Dniv Miss Ntbel Sarper, wac A guest
of tor arntb.r C. l.. sargent. Frli3v.-
r,rr Pn0.ll returned to \orthanpton.
N.s. Saturday after suendins Tho sum
mo, ,.,.,,in, ,,itb Nrs U,tf.a Roc. N =
Nii.s r.,la sbow las son,nIstad l,r Iuti,s
l., ,b,' -. illir,r,. stor, Of Mrs q II l-urt,.
n,.L loo, f,r t}G.tor Snu,rdav Frank l.ul-
tor b,s ,,,., to V'bitc Ri,er Irn,tion to
u.',L f.r ,to Iybito Rivor raprr ron,naov
,,,o,.,.,,,., -rorr,,. is s,,riirc a Tow d.-.4
,,.,h ,,i.,,d. ~, ,:ra,,.,,
- ~ 1',nh,,.c'. u'ont to Nurtb 1,bctfo 4
,.',..'i', -, u.,rs fn, - fou dovs- Ev-,i,.
.',,d ,irs pns,ro,, t-',r,,ban retnrrcd lfou-
3n,' C'i.,,, H,ff,ln Mss t<atber,nn Flrt. h.
49, - \,r,b.r,,,,or \f.ss Mis- MARGARET
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several wceks.--Rcv J. A. Sherhurnc OF
Harrc occupied the pulpit OF the Methodist
church, sunday cvcning.-MisS MHudc
Nichols and Hattie T'erthcl of Now
Haven Conn, who have been ut William
Fest's the past two months. have returned
TO their honc.-Mrs Homer Camp Of
Enrrc is visiting at T.. J. Parmclcc Tho
Young Peoples Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church will give f. reception to
the Willing Workers and Little Light
Icarcrs. Frid1y afternoon at . O'Clock
The occasion IL tnown as the annual Mite
hoN oreninc.-pr ]. A. Archamh1rl, in
tends TO begin the practice of medicine in
sheldon in the near future \ son was
born t. Mr. and Mrs. w T.. Fuller. Thurs
day. August % Mre. W. e Waters and
two daughters of johns on arc tho guests
of Mrs. II. ". Rest.-Mrs. G. II licctlr and
two children have returned to their homo
in Rarre alter visit of several weeks
with Mrs Bcrdo's mother. Mrs A. JEFF
fords.- w. V. Phelps Is pr, PAIRING for the
erection of buttNr factory at tho corner
Of Pleasant and Depot streets The main
building is to hc i9XGo feet. Mrs. Y y.
Ruhlec is worry i'll with rheumatic fever
Tho Northern Telephone company has
completed line to flcrrick = post Office
in Fairfield .--Asctie and GrccWood are
riakiut. improvements On their tenement
house Oil Main street. The house has been
rented 20 James Spauldirg. who win tako
possession Sort. IL Harry Wcllmdn OF
Lowell WAS tho guest of Mr. and Mrs y.
y. Greenwood over sunday Mrs. T.. *
Parnes. md children. who have hcen is
iting Mrs Rarnes's parents. Mr.. and Mr..
John Fish several weeks have returned to
their homo in Fan River, Mass. rhey
were accompanied Icy Miss Laura Draper
who has been visiting relatives hero. and
who returned t. her hone I'm Modfur1
Mnfs.-Mr. ana Mrs. o. w. Holden are at
ttuGiuE tho 'Hu- 4 rituu his WpPly .-
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY.
JEFFE RSONVILLE.

The town han which has lately bten re-
modelled and repaired, was dedicated and
formally accepted 10y the town authorities
Wednesday, August 9Sth. A reception wa
held in the now "dice and representa- tiVes
from all parts Of the town were present
Reminiscent speeches were made by the
chairman, W. II. Parker, Rev. t.. ~ IL
OCk, Daniel Walker and q. -. Gri~Wuld
who read from the record of the first
propriotor'S meeting In 1896, when they
voted to erect n building Tor a town hall
and meeting house, the outside walls Ia
be completed in 1897 and tn" inside the
year following, the subscriptions for
which were to he paid with the best mea
stock and good merchandise grain. Il
was rcmodeled in lSG7, since which time
nothing has been done TO the building un-
I'll the present season. IT now presents a
finc appearance both outside and In and
is not surpassed by any in Lamoillc coun-
" and probably by none in the State IN
town of this size, and the citizens may
justly feel proud of their new possession
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MORRISVIllE.

About Is old veterans of Co. f. 18th Yer
mont Regiment, met At Leander Lara
way $ on Wednesday and revived old times
by story telling, speeches "'"~ic. etc
Refreshments were served ana rJyd.
&c cd time was the general verdict.
+. O. Andrews tho Elmore stage driver
reports seeing three deer near the road
Thursday morning.
A. q. Small, John Woodwork and VII
liam Fairbanks started Friday night for
Buffalo. for weeks stay.
Thomas Wallace, Mrs w. G.. Pike and
Miss Edith Boynton returned THURSDAY
from Greensboro Pond, where they nave
been camping for week.
Calvin slayton returned Thursday night
from Buffalo.
Tho work OF moving the stone shed from
below tho railroad track to land i'm the
rear OF Wilson's furniture store, was com.
menced Friday.
Mrs. Helen fIuso returned Wcdnosda,
from two weeks visit to her sister. Mrs
Nelson in sutton. l.. c.
A young doe Was brought in here from
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sheldon springs which belongs to the
COMPANY ". A. breckenridge, chief en-
ginccr Of the Niagara Falls Power com
pany, Is In town also ard will have the
charge OF The hydraulic engineering in the
construction OF the work.
Mrs. Ann O'Ncil. widow " John ONol,
died at the homo of her daughter, Mrs M.
6. Fiun, at o'clock TUESDAY night after a
lingering Illness. Mrs. ONcil WAC born in
iHiriicld G2 years ago. Her husband di"d
ABOUT six years ago, hut she leaves I'VE
daughters and three sons. They are Mrs.
T. II. Keenan,. Mrs. NJ {. Finn Mrs W.
II. Parsons Miss Anna O. q Neil. Mrs. j.
j.. stafford Of Boston. NJ. u. O'Ncil. c. T..
q Ncil and ". l.. O'Ncf. The funeral win
be- held at St Narys church Mt oclocl,
Thursday morning, ana tho intermcnt will
be i'm Eairl, ill.,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANION.

Swanton village is not in the market TO
sell It's electric light plant and water pow
err at Highgate Falls. There was large
attendance at the special meeting held
Thursday evening and the summary way
IN which each article in the warning was
dismissed by an almost unanimous vote,
shows that the immense water power ami
the electric light plant. together with otncr
mill property at IIighgate Falls is likely 10
be under the municipal control OF SWahtoh
village for some time to come. The meet
ing was called to order by President II. A.
Collins at 7:3O p. m. and adjourned to high
school hail above the town hall. IN ac-
count of the small number of seats and
lack of room below. Al the adjourned
meeting each article of the warning was
taken up and dismissed in turn and the
meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Charles II. Stone and children
started Wednesday evening for Mnncapo-
lis, MINI, where Mr.. Stone and family Will
reside in the future. They have been
spending the summer here and in Water
bury.
W. "A. Billiard and Two daughters Of st.
Paul MINI. who have been visiting in
town for few weeks. started Saturday
evening for their home going to Buffalo.
~ Y Miss Belle herman accompanied
them to Buffalo, whore they will attend
the exposition.
Rev. f. NJ Garland Of Morris MINI.
1-cachs. Rev Mr. Garland was formerly
rector Of the Holy Trinity parish
Robert H. Fleury is assisting in Booth s
store for a few days.
u f. Booth and family and Miss Myrtle
James have gone for a long carriage drive
through Eastern New \ Ork ana Western
Vermont
Howard Brown has gone back to work
in the SVanton drug store. having return
ed from his vacation, Witch he spent in
camp at North Hero. with H. &. Howard
and Ora Webster.
Fred Cross has returned from New YORK
CITY for a two weeks vacations
Leon Collins has entered the employ ~
the Swanton Drug company, taking the
place of Guy Rocholeau. who has finished
al three wears engagement ana gone to
his home at st. JohnshuiN.
Hiram A. Collins proprietor Of the
Swanton Clothing con pauy, sold out
Juesday 10 Fred T. Colhurn of Ludlow.
Mr.. Colhurn is We'll Known travelling
RAN n young man If puSt and energy,
and will be welcome member of society
and trade here. Mir. Collins has enjoyed
e large trade for mui.y years. and M the
public honorS he would accent. Ill; many
friends in SWarton hopo that this move
may not mean ne Is going away t. live.
II. q. Hlanch"t ana family are moving
to Quebec, where Mr.. Rlanchrt has h, en-
engaged for some time on the Northern
railway.
Monday T. D. Medor ana William Brr-
trand chose sides and all started out ON a
grand hunt. Every kind of game counted
for the score For instanc" duck WAS -
fox 200 gray squirrel -. rcd squirrel 10
etc. When they cam" in at night th"
score was 80 near even that it required
several counts before 1t was settled which
eide should pay thu supper. But finally
99u points wcre allowed to Medor'S score
and $50 to Bertrand SO Bertrand side
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WIllIAMST0WN.

The followine teachers have been "ngas-
ed for the fall term beginning Sept. 3rl,
Clogston school, Pearl f Lewis of barre;
A. * Martin, Ida Y. Adams of South
Barre; South I'M Gertrude Stoddari OF
Waitsd4ld George W. Lyndo, Susie Whit
ney; village primary Cora NJ. Lewis Of
East Montpelier, Intermediate Belle n,
Robinson. grammar school Belle Camp Of
East Randolrh, Baptist street, O. Ger
trude Bullard Of porchCster, Mass; c. w.
Cram school, Nellie Blanchard W oolCui
Lora Martin quarry primary Kate Frs
kline: intermediate. !. Grace Slncum Of
Ierlin. grammar school Mary n. Morse
of bakersfield, @ l.. Williams, Edith
Brush Seaver, Edna pcFinson; David
Gale. Emma T.. Adams Ophir Martin.
Mrs George Jackson, III, first teachers
meeting for the term will he held at the
Village schoul-housc on Friday evening
Sept. 6th At o'clock, Ciu2cns are cor
daily invited.
JudEc 4 II Young ana wife OF Miuuea-
e'sS, E.Nin,, Who have been visiting in
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M0NTG0M cry,

Mrs. r. B, Goodale has returned 10
Gardner, Mass.-Mrs Arthur Doyle Of
Lawrence, Mass, visited in town the past
two Wcoks.-Mrs. Ahbie Watkins and Mrs.
Rosa Wilder returned to Gardner, Mass ,
on Friday last-Miss Sadie Joyncr has re-
turned to BCston-E. w. Combs and
Frank Miller had the misfortune To act
hurt at the mil on Monday morning-Rcv.
George Smith Is visiting his brother James
at slack Falls.-Miss Ella Ccntchar came
home from the state Insane Aqylum at
Waterbury on Monday Village school
commenced on Monday. Mr. Spencer
taxes Mr.. Parker's place in the High
school and Miss Maurice, Miss Gates
place in the intermodiato.-Miss Jessie
MNrtin has returned from Malone.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
AlBURGH SPRINGS,

A largo crowd attended the dance Mt the
head of the bay given in the big hay barn.
pHrkers orchestra furnished excellent
music for about Seventy-iVe couples. -
Fred Harvey has been making a short VS.
1t at the East Station Miss Jane Soule
returned to Northampton, Mass. Monday.
Among the recently arrived summer
guests at the Springs are Mrs Bell and
Miss Thompson of Montreal, Mr.. Glow of
Grandy Miss 10 IToyt Hopkins and
Miss Mabel Hopkins Of St Adams. Mir.
and Mrs. Frank Town of Swanton arc Wis
itinC at Dexter Town Stay ITathaw W
has gonc to Montpelier, where he will at
Il nj Sc hoOl
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JEFFERSONVlll.E,

Ephraim Wires Of Boston Is visiting his
birthplace. Flora and Mabel Grlswnld
have gone to Concord Junction, Mass, TO
roaide with their sister, Mrs Henry row,
ana will attend school there Marshall
Wilson has moved from the Adams tene-
mont to one of joel PAGES Visitors in
this place are Mrs. J. \ Waterman NJ
Burlington, Miss IAnnic Bartlett of Boston.
Mrs. Fannie Lang Of Glcns Falls \. v.
and Rev ara Mrs. futile or New Jersey.
Mrs. EIizahctE Powell has returned from,
"A visit 10 her son, Charles. at nderhill
Centre. Mrs. ". ii, GrisN old has return
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RAFISBURY.

Mrs Julia NVe from Barton Ia visiting
friends in town.-llonry Allen seems % be-
improving. Mrs. Nellie Curtis ana dough-
ter from Whitman, Mass who have been
spending the summer here have returned
to their home.-Alrs. Patterson and d1usA-
tiers spent last week In Bdrlmgton ana , la
unity, The VILLAGE school commenced last
Tuesday with Miss Morse in the higher do
I,Itmcut and Miss 0tNenS In the pri-
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WEST MILTON.

The last of the summer visitors left this
wcck-R 5. Lincoln remains about the
snnc.-Flisha clifford has finished work
for A. s Morgan end moves This week to
Milton Centre School did not hosin Mon
day as the teacher Miss Bentley from
Massachusetts decided net 70 come. \
lady from Vino, ski haS been engaged and
school will begin next Monday Mrs. Cor
tez Sweeney is very sick.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Elma Phelps and daughter, Bertha,
Of Essex Junction are visiting their aunt,
Palmyra Ballarl.-Mahle Ballard is spend
ms a few days in Richmond-Mr, and
Mrs T.. j. Rood, who have been spending
a few weeks with his brother. II. W.
Rood, returned to their home TUESDAY
Mrs Susan Wilcox and daughter, Mrs.
Della Bliss from the AdirCpdacks Mr., and
Mrs Smith and daughter from Winoonsin
are spending a few days with Mrs. Per-
iront and Mrs, Preston Tabor, -Mr. and
MIS- Samuel Crown OF st, Alhans are Wis
iting In town.-Willam Trombley went
with the Westford band 20 Mlssisquoi
Park, Saturday to play with thom.--hlrs.
O NJ Campbell of Brockton, Mass. is
visiting Mrs. \. o. Leonar Tho La
noille Baptist Asa 'iatiOn viii hold a two
drNs' meeting at fhc Baptist church sept.
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EN0SBURGH.

Tho ladies Of the lst Congregational
church will give social at George RAY
m0rcs the evening of Sept 9Th. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kidler and two daughters Of
Holland are visiting relatives in town
lDca 5. II. Dow was taken seriously i'll
saturday, August 3lst, hut his condition
is now improved Hiram S. Leach is
siok.-Road COMMISSIONS Stanley SAylcs
is building some good permanent roads
with the state road funds. Mary Nichols
begins another term at brigham Academy
this wCck.-Cassius Goodspeed, who is laid
up with a broken leg is doing well.
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EAST BERKSHIRE
j. Melvin,

Arthur ~. Ait',"n received news last
week Of IN" death at MINI, haha, Mimi,
Avg. >. Of his rather, Eoi RI v. AXE.
Mrs Fl hraim p'rlcN and daughter Pauliu,
started Monday for the exposition at Guf-
falo Mrs. T.. l.. Wilson ANA daughter Syl-
via ere visiting for month at rla.' in
CNMAha.
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niary.-The Bill families have returned 20
then several homes Tho families of Geo.
Howard and r. y. StcYens went to Al
bany last Tuesday to attend the reunion
of tho Bill families Several from this
town vent to IIardwick last Monday TO at
tend the Labor Day festivities.