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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. u. 2. Rice and son spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Orwell.-Mrs Minnie
Meigs, who has been visiting Mrs. G. T..
St. John. returned to her home in Tcon-
deroga Nonday.-Nrs. George Burwell and
little child of Benton Harbor, Mich are
at the home of her sister Mrs. G. S. Wing.
The families of w. NJ. Grandey. II. *.
Williams, w. l.. Bacon, r. l.. HemenwaY
and q. f. st. Johns are camping at White
Bay.-Mrs. T. f. Wolcott accompanied by
Mrs. Alhee Of Barre has been spending
several days at Sci uylerville. n. Y-Mrs.
F.. s. Converse and daughter Louise. have
returned from their visit to New Haven.
Misses Ethel and Emma Jones of Shore
ham were recent guests of their aunt,
Mrs. J. r. Rice.
w. l.. Hamilton and son Frank starts d
on the 22d inst. for the West the latter
for his health They ire to make stops in
Illinois, Omaha and other points, winding
up at Colorado Springs where Frank is
to remain indefinitely in the hope that
the Rocky Mountain air will restore him
to health. He has severe bronchial
trouble and the doctors have advised the
change Mr.. Hamilton will remain in the
West for several weeks.-lnvitations have
been received here for the wedding of
Miss Gertrude T. Iiuntley Of Cleveland
and Albert Ferguson Ritche of Buffalo to
take place in the Euclid Avenue Baptist
church in Cleveland on Wednesday even
ing, september lth. The bIld elect, fOr-
merely lived in Bridport with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Huntley. and was one
of our most popular young ladies-Mrs. J.
L. Barker with party from Middlohury,
is visiting the PHn-A meriCan.-Mrs Mary
Williams. who has been in Chaplin, ILL.,.
for several years, returned home last week
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. j. H.
Williams. Mrs. George II. Brunel OF
Benton Ilarbor, Mich, with her young
daughter, Is visiting relatives in town
a large party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Nj. Grandey and family and others,
are enjoying an outing in camp on tn
lake in the town Of Panton.-The house
near the corner on the Middlebury road in
I the village which for many years. mot
latcly) was used for a tenement by the
Solace family and familiarly known as
"tiiEh Roch,' has been moved down near
G. +. Solace's barns. Mr.. Sollace will fix
up the old building for the accommoda-
ton Of Harlow Peck, who will occupy it
with his farm implement husiness--Mr.
and Mrs. w. d. Carpenter are visiting rel
atvos in Massachusetts.-B. G. Pratt went
to Burlington on the 27th.-Carl Benson,
who has been employed by j. ". Fletcher
ia store in West Addison, Is passing
some time with his brother in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. y. Giard and daughter
Louise. were at Queen City Park, Burling-
ton over Sunday.
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WHIT ING.

Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Parker with their
son. Cloyes of Pittsburgh. Pa, visited at
their mothers home this week.-Mrs.. Hat
tic Wait, formerly Of Shorcham, and a
sister, Mrs. Jones, visited at Mrs. Martha
Ponds this week.-Mrs.. Emma Derby of
Poultney spent a few days with her
brothers $ family this weck.-A largo mum
ber of people attended the excursion to
Lake George last week and report a fine
trtp.-Miss Eliza Hubbard Is spending a
few days at l.. A. Wcbster's. Mrs. Ken
dali. who is visiting at her parents home
at Leicester Junction sang two beautiful
solos In the Congregational church last
SUNDAY She has a powerful voice. which
Is under fine COntrCl.-Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur johnson are visiting at their parents
FRANK DanolS.-Carl Church has return
ed from Australia in fine health Mrs. G.
+. ketcham Of Brandon was at j. kctch-
am S last week.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. George 4. Hyde and three children
from Silao. Mexico. and Mrs. Charles v.
FELTON, and her son. Robert, of St Ab1ns
were guests at Rev. Mr. Bartons last
week.-Charles J. Bump died At his HON
Tuesday forenoon. the 10Th inst, from "A
cancer on the face. For several months
he had been A great sufferer. II, leaves
a wife and two sons. Lewis ana Frank, to
mourn his loss. The funeral VAS held at
the house Thursday at two O'Clock, Rev.
Mr.. Barton officiating.-About one hundre |
and seventy went on the Grange excursion
last Friday to Lake George. 1t was "A very
enjoyable trip.-'The Sunday school Of the
Congre gational church held its annual pic
mic at Lake Dunmore Wednesday of this
Weck.-There will he lecture by VIII
Carlton at tho Mountain Spring Hota',
Friday evening. August 3o. The subject is
The Science of liomc.-Mahel Strong has
gone to attend tho Normal school at Ran
doph.-Mr. Foss Of Troy, y. y. is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. W. T.. Bump.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs. Ann Burns Of fIolYol<o, Mass, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ihcohe Wright
and other relatives hcrc.-NIrs. Clara Rus
sell and daughter Of Royalton have be n
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dorcas HallocI
Miss Maud Peet of Shnlhurne is VsitiuS Z
Philander and ICrCuI CrViS her uurl s.,
this Wcck.-1hc Childrcns annual ten
pcranCc meeting Will be held at the church
Thursday evening. Miss Young will corr
ntence her fan term of school in the ", Z
district Tuesday of next wcok.-Mrs. Jcu-
ME Orvis and children visited at Noah La
faYctte's Tuesday Mrs. Barnard has been
attending store for Mr.. ana Mrs. Warren
Hatch who have been visiting his sister
IN burlington, who is siCk.-Mr and Mr..
j. n. Cutter visited her brother, Henry
Sweet in Lincoln Tuesday, Byron Hurl-
burt and son Labon attended the Spring
Grove campno eting. Elisha and Naon,i
FullanSbec also attended,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Fire was discovered in the hardware
stone of w. S. TeaChout at about . clock
Thursday morning by member OF the
hous, hold of :. y. RroNnell, who was dis
turbcd by a cracking sound. Alarm was
al once given Cleon Brownell got tho
hose cart out and the ether members of
the tire company promptly responded. The
value of the new water system was salts
iactcrily proven by the way 1t put out
the stubborn fire. When the company ar
rived the whole interior of the back part
of the store was III flames but within a
few minutes with two powerful streams
from as many hydrants. the fire was an
dr. control. The cause of the fire Is un-
known but it evidently started in the cei-
lar and worked through to the roof. Tho
damage to the stock is about Sl" with
insurance of 5000 The store is owned by
s A. Brownell. Damage about s5'' and
Insured for $l100.
Mr.. D. X Patrick and Mrs. Andrew
Currcv of Iinesburgh, Mrs. Lortin Flnn-
agun. Mrs. r. f. Weller. Mrs. Kate Il.
child of Burlington and Mrs. Rufus Wood
OF lowell, Mass, all of whom are sisters
of Mr. c. NJ. Ferrn; also Mrs. DR.. Farm
hant ana daughter from Lincoln. Neh..
ana Miss ola poynton of Burlirgton two
nieces of Mrs, Fel rim. visited at Mrs FER
rims Thursday Tie seven sisters had
not hccn together before for some years
son Of Eli Dngue of Essex Centre
fractured leg while wrestling with an
other 10y Thursday.
NJ and Mrs. G. ]. Slater and children,
who have been visiting Mrs Slater's uncle
cant. ". w. Humphrey. started for their
rome in Lincoln, Neb., Wednesday. They
weut by the way of Buffalo and will visit
the exposition.
The dance and sale of ice cream. cake
and lemonade Saturday night netted the
band over $40.
Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Dunchee of Mount
Carroll with two sisters Mrs. Bennett and
Mrs Nichols Of Fulton, H., visited Mr.
and Mrs. l. Z. Huntley last week. Mr..
Dunchne and his sisters moved from Cam
bridge to Illinois some 30 years ago. Mrs,
Nichols is the widow Of l.. c. Nichols
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Mead of Denver, Col
are visiting his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
Clark Mead.
Miss Clara Thompson Of Bridgeport
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. d, T.
White
Mrs D. Hassett and daughter Gertrude
of Northheld are visiting Mrs. l.. NJ. Hays
Mrs Ellen Terrin of Topeka, Kan, is
visiting her prother-n-law. Dr. G. NJ. Fer
rim.
Earl Barnes is spending a few days al
his home.
Mr.an d Mrs. H. e. Wright and son Jol,r
are visiting at Brushton, y. Y. From There
they will go to Buffalo. Miss Daisy " rgh,
will remain in Brushton during their alb.
scnCe.
Mrs. Whitcomh and son Of Montpelie!
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Field
The Queen Esther chorus is pronounce
by good Judges to be the best ever organ
lied here. Good sized parties from ad
joining towns have already been made VI
to attend the performances next Monday
and Tuesday. Reserved seats go on SALE
at the junction Pharmacy Saturday morn
ing.
Irving Ring who has been visiting nj:
brother, Homer Ring returned to Concord
y. a., yesterday.
Rev, and Mrs Evan Thomas spent yes
tcrday at Essex Camp Malletts Bay
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Reynolds.
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ADDISON.

Eva Smith is much better. The schools
begin on September 2 Mrs. Edith Stagp
has the higher grade at the corners and
Lucy Palmer the primary department
Francis Spaulding the Wilmarth district
and Ethel Warner the Elmer district -
The Ladies Aid society hold their next
meeting with Mrs, Frank Guley.-Mrs
Copeland and daughters of Broclt on
Mass, are guests at c, II. Marshalrs and
Ii. W Spooner Mr.. and Mrs Ira Taylor
and family of Middlehury have lately been
the cr"sts of Mary Willmarth for "A few
days K. Day is building IA silo.- Mrs
Susan Hubbard of Whiting is visiting heI
brother Asa Wllmarth-C. H. Marshal
had the misfortune to have pair of sheel
shears drop from overhead in he barn anc
strike him on the arm. cutting "a severe
sash lie went to Vergonncs at once anc
had the wound dressed and now Is doins
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/ apple in her throat, which they success
fully removed.
Monday, market day, did not draw many
people to town. Butter brought Is cents
| and eggs 20 cents.
United States Fish Hatchery. 5000 land
locked salmon which he took to Lake Dun
more and distributed In different parts Of
the lake.
+, B. Kitchel and wife of East Liverpool,
Ohio, are at the Addison. 1t Is a number
of years since Mr. kitchel was in Middle
bury. Since leaving here he has been IN
the west and is now at Ihe head of a prom
inent banking institution in the city of his
residence. He is one of the sons Of Rev.
| Harvey y. Kitchel, president of Middle
bury College from 1866 to 1873. who follow
ed DR.. Labaree in that chair and was him
self succeeded by Rev. G. r. liurlburt.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frost have returned from
n ten days stay with relatives in Essex,
N. Y.
Mrs. RI. Hoffman and daughter Ethel Of
Lebanon. y. H.. are the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. f. r. Clay.
Munroe Nichols and Miss Florence Mich
OILS, who have been visiting MIR and Mrs.
| Hermon Peck for the past two weeks,
have returned to their home in Rensse-
laer, n. Y
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cochrane have
returned from a few days stay at
| Thompson's Point, where they were the
guests OF MIS- Is. ). Beckwlth.
John Morgan has returned to his homo
| in Fort Edward, n. Y, after a week s
stay in town.
Mrs. O. i. Clark of West Rutland is
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bibbins and
| family.
Miss Grace Buttolph has returned from
! a few days stay with relatives in Monk
ton.
! Mrs. killcn, who has been visiting
friends in town for the past month has
returned to her homo in Chicago.
f. E. Bond and son, Stanley have re-
turned from Il ten days stay at the Pan
American exposition.
Fred Dean of Boston is in town for a
few days stay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Porter of New
York are at the Addison.
f. S. Whiting has gone to New York for
a 10 days stay.
President and Mrs. Ezra Brainerd and
nr. George Brancrd and family have re-
turned from a 10 days outing at Knight 8
Island.
Arthur Brown of Rutland. Mass. n for
mer resident, is in town for "A few days
stay with friends and relatives.
Miss Ncttic Smith of Norgcnnes is the
guest of Mrs Frank Farnsw orth.
Mrs. John A. Fletcher gave an afternoon
tea at her new home on Court street from
3 to 6 Wednesday to a number of her lady
friends.
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CORNWALL.

Miss Clara Earnum of New Haven, CT,
is a guest Of her brother Rev. S. IL.
Earnum.--L. Ernest Sunderland left on
Friday for the White Mountains for the
remainder of the season.-The Conere-
gational and Baptist Sunday schools are
to have on Thursday a union picnic on the
picnic grounds owned by j. w. Atwood
in the south part of the town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Norton and infant daughter
and Madam Norton of Proctor are guests
at Henry Robbins Mrs Norton's father.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lowell are the
happy parents of twin daughters Mrs,
j. J., Williams of Chaplin, H.. is guest
OF her cousin, j. S, Wing.-Mrs. Brockton,
cousin and a guest of l.. w. Peet gave
most interesting talk at the chapel of
the CONGREGATIONAL church on Sunday
evening upon the life of missionary In
China, and her personal experiences as
Surh
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. ID. Martin and Miss
Emily Harlow were in Brandon two DAYS
last week. Miss Antoinette Chids return
ed to her home in llillsDOrC bridge, n. II ~,
Monday.-Mr, Daniel Perkins of Boston
Is visiting at F.. A. Dunha m s.-Mrs, Car
rie Bcmis and daughter of Barre spent
so|erall days al Loren Spencer's lately,
John and Edith Rhodes of St. Albans
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
George Flair MIR, and Mrs. G.. r. Marsh
are visiting in Barnard "A very pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by the ladies of
the "Olive Branch at the home of Mrs
l.. II. Rhodes Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
2lst Very substantial refreshments sup
plencnted by ice cream We're served.
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MONK TON,

Mr. McCucn of Burlington Is visiting his
daughter Mrs. y. C. DonGhue. Mrs. J. T..
Iuttolph and four children of Middle bury
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Alvira Smith Miss Lena
Gee is visiting. her sister in Bristol st
Friday Mrs. J. f.. Ladd served Il dinner at
the hotel in honor of visiting friends from
ROston. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Dering of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Mcach Mrs. l.. f.. Meach, Mrs
Frances IIadd and Mr.. Dudley--Rev. l. =.
Kellogg attended the Shaftsbury Baptist
Association at Brandon, and from there
went home with his son, Rev. BENJAMIN
Kellogg of Pownal with whom he will stay
several weeks Monday afternoon Mr..
Dudley started for Lake Dunmore with
Rev. n. A. Kinzie Of Bristol passing the
night there and going thence to Brandon
TO attend the Baptist Association. DIR.
Thomas end family Rev Nj Nradenbury
and family and Fl ed SkifY are among those
from Monkton, who attended the Camp
meeting at New Haven.
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ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNtS.

w r. Bristol has raised a fine sample
of peachos on his farm in Waltham this
year. They are a new variety called lhe
Triumph The one he showed the free
Iress reporter weighed ounces ana meas
urcd 81. inches in diameter.
Mrs. Mary c. Beach died Friday at the
,.eidence of her step daughter, Mrs. +.
NJ strong, in West Ferrisburgh from
lingering illness in the 18TH year ol ner
uge She is survived by one sister, MIS-.
Charles Barber of Parton. MIS-. Beach
was born in Potsdam, y. Y, Nov. T. 1o-3,
md was the daughter If Cyrus ana
lhoebe Collins, who moved to ferrls-
iurgh when she was quite young. In lN5o
she united with the Methodist church. In
1S5j she married Allen j. Beach, who died
six years ago. Since then she has made
hor home with Mrs. f. NJ. str the
funeral services were held at the house at
y u. m SUNDAY. Rev. Charles Worrick
reaching the funeral sermon. The burial
vas made in the Basin Hdrbor burylng
ground.
George Palmer of Charlotte was placed
in Jail Monday afternoon on the charge
of bigamy.
Dr. T. f. McGovern who for - or more
years has been the leading dentist of this
.itv has recently purchased the dental Of
hce of X. f.. Davies al "a Church street
arlington with the good Will and lease
# the same. lIc has associated with him
r. r. c. Drew who has for the past year
,iicticed in the dental Office OF G. F. o.
John Higgins received Monday from the
tbnball of this city. DR.. McGovcrn
Sin reft and refurnish the oi1ce
m a thoroughly up to date manner and 1t
Is oxperted that it will be ready for oc-
,upancy about the first Of September
L. f. Copeland and son Wilton, who
have been attending the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo, Joined his wife and
two children at Cary MarshalPs SATURDAY
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

Mrs. Mary Goss of Wisconsin is IA guest
at John Whceler's.- Carrie Gilman
of Ncwtonville, Mass, is visiting at the
Martin House. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Martin Eugene Palmer and Elmer Pres
tom left for the n-American Monday.
Walter Clailin of Cambridge, Mass, who
recently bought farm here, was in town
Monday,--On Saturday evening numl er
of friends We're very pleasantly entertain
ed at the Mountain Spring House with
music and rccltations. Miss Anna Slade
OF Middlcbury sang several solos, Mrs.
lin and Miss Pollock rendered duets,
and Ray LcVake of New York city gave
several selections on the violin. Recita-
tons by Mrs. George Root of Burlington
added to the entertanment.-Miss Ada
Calender is guest at Mr. Cassius Wick
ers.
Mr. C. S. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dean, Miss Josephine Williams and Miss
Kitty Williams left Monday for Buffalo,
Mr. and Mrs, Elvin Collins and Mrs. AL
ma G. Dean We're to leave at the same
time but were detained on account
of the illness of Lewis l.. Collins, Mr.
Collins was at the Methodist camp meeting
Sunday, when he was taken suddenly i'll.
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LANDSLIDE ON RUTLAND ROAD
Occurred Near North Ferrisburgh De
pot Excursion Train Delayed.


pot Excursion Train Delayed
Vergennes, Aug. 2S--A landslide occurred
on the Rutland railroad between a quarter
and a half-mie south of North terrishurgh
depot this evening. 1t was discovered by
Frank Lesoir and Eugon" Burnhum sec
tion hands, who were gOins from their day :
work when they saw what had happened.
They promptly returned TO North Forr s.
burgh depot whore the agent on being told
of the state of things Tagged an excursion
train which was returning from Island
I'arll to Rutland with about 400 passengers
on board. The scene of the slide is near
land owned by benjamin Field ANA about
100 feet from Lewis Creek The whole eX-
tent of the slide WAS about eight rods; and
about ~ feet of this slid away completely
from under the track leaving the rails and
ties hanging over depth of twenty feet.
The slide was 50 great that il filled the
bed of Lewis Creek, completely damming
it up and extended from five to ten feet on
the further bank. Some years ago a. bad
slide took place on an adjoining lot few
rods from the present one but fortunately
did not extend to the railroad track. The
soil near this place is composed of a lOam
on top of quicksand and underneath this is
blue clay. 1t is thought that this slide wa
caused by the water from the creek under
mining the bank and the shock of the mail
trains from the south this afternoon com
plcted its work If this slide had not beer
discovered no Imagination can paint tn,
horrors of the wreck that would have been
caused il the excursion train had passed
over ii.
As soon as possible the hands from TIL
North Ferrisburgh and Charlotte section
were at work getting the track in shape
for trains to run over 1t and trains will be
running by tomorrow morning.
At about ten o'clock construction trair
/ EtiO Ouit ,,i
timbers to assist in repairing the break
Two trains--64 and 22-were held at Yer.
eennes, and 80 and the excursion tran
Wern held at Cha rlnttn
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
WINOOSKI.

The many friends of George Hubbard,
formerly sergeant Of Troop G. 81 cavalry,
will be pleased to learn of his recent APP
! pontment as captain of artillery in the
regular army. Mr.. Hubbard enlisted at
Fort Ethan Allen in 1894 as a private and
was subsequently promoted to corporal,
then to a sergeant. At the outbreak of
| the Spanish-American war he received a
commission as first lieutenant in Volun-
teer regiment from Maine. After that
regiment was mustered out of service,
Lieut.. Hubbard was given the captaincy
OF Company A, 26th regiment L. 5. vol
unteers, then in process of organization at
Plattsburgh barracks. Capt. Hubbard
| and company served very creditably In
| the Philippines and was mustered out OF
service at the Presidio In San Francisco.
| Capt Hubbard has not been assigned To
any regiment yet but it is expected he will
! be shortly.
| Lewis Jarvis. WHO was arrested Aug. II
by Deputy Sheriff BGllou for intoxica-
tion and breach Of the peace, was brousht
before Justice Frank J.. Graves Thursday
snd pleaded guilty to both offences. he
was fined s. and costs of 81 In the intoxica-
ton case and IS 80 for the breach of the
peace. Jarvis disclosed on the local liq-
uor agency, where he claimed to have
purchased some spirits. His disclosure
was accepted.
! The advertised letters In the postottice
for the week ending August "a are as fol-
lows: Ephraim Dufault Fife & Child,
Olive ! ahonsierc, Ruth Tabor, Madame
Motive Sarard.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will hold mission
ary tea at the home of Mrs. Mosely on up
per Main street this afternoon at thr'e
o'clock. Mr. Mosely has kindly consented
to furnish conveyance for all those who
have no other means of reaching the place.
Carriages will leave the Misses Packard s
at the corner of Main and Spring streets at
2,30 o'clock a cordial invitation Is eX-
tended to all.
Mrs. r. r. Rice. Mrs +. p MCGrdth
and Master Frank Rice have returned from
-i.i, in,
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in Stowe Thursday Mrs e. n. Farnham
and Margaret of Sudbury are at r.. W.
Jones The Misses Dollar OF I.apere, Ws
visit Mrs. Wallace Larrabee this week.
Mrs. Wesley Larrabee started Friday TO
visit her sister In Hamburg, N. T.. and the
Pan American at Buffalo.-Mrs Charles
Slavery is visiting her sister. Mrs. INLAND
took.-Mrs Merrill Fields Is on the sick
hst.-T. II. Brown of Deerfield, N. H., and
f. y. Baldwin of Syracuse, n Y, are Wis
iting Mrs. NJ. l.. Baldwin.-Miss Martha
Byington of Westh,d Mass. "a daughter of
q former pastor, Rev. T. p. Byington, has
been in town
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MIDDLtBURY.

The graded school building is receiving
its annual cleaning before the opening of
the fall term Sept 8. When the term
opens the following teachers Will have
places: High school, Alfred f.. iloWes, A.
NJ, principal Miss Kate l.. Palmer, A. b.,
preceptress Miss Cora \. lfruCk, A. H., as
sistant; grammar school, Miss Julia f.
Bond; assistant, Miss Helen NJ. Richard
son; third intermediate, Miss ida $.
Waugh; second iutcrm"diatc, Miss Julia
A. Barry first intermediate, Miss Mildred
A. Buffum,fpurih primary, Miss Grace f..
Mead; third primary, Miss Maudc Farm
ham, second primary Miss Grace A.
Footei lIrSt primary Miss Laura |. NOT
ton; substitute Miss Amelia +. HauSman;
vocal music, Miss i2m"lyn Wells Tilden.
II. ID. Cushman is the ianitOr and W. IL.
Jackson, the trUant officer.
quiet church wedding occurred at st.
Mary Roman Catholic church Monday
morning at O'Clock. Tho bride was Miss
Belle Dumas, tn" youngest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Dumas, and the groom
is Frank LOOMS. The Bridesmaid was
Miss AnCeliue Nassau, ana the best man
George Loomis, brother Of the groom. The
bride was dressed in White silk lambs
down and the bridesmaid in mousseline de
sole The bridal PARTY were given "A we'd
ding breakfast at the home of the brides