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FLETCHER

Mrs. David White Gillian died August
18th from obstruction of the bowels. with
which she has been afflicted five years
She leaves a husband. five sons, AN aged
mother and "A devoted sister to mourn her
loss The funeral was held at her home
whore she was born. and the large attend
aucc and the beautiful display of flowers,
showed the esteem in which her many
friends hold her Rev. @. X. Hunt Of
Fairfax oficiatcd and music was by the
l,inghamVillC choir,-Thore will he no SER
vices at the II iNersalist church until Sep
t, mhcI lst-J. T. SpHulding aud wife of
fnoshurgh Falls spent a few days in town
last Neek.-A party started from here
Tuesday evening Of this week for the PAN
American. Among those who went were:
W. s Shepardson. Albert Neyins Porter
Ballard and wife, and Herbert Shepard
son and wife,. A. Nozer is visiting his
sister in Minnesota and intends to take
in the pan-AmeriCan on his way home -
tloVcrloaf Creamery paid 81 2-3 cents for
standard milk for the month of July
Mrs Prairie and child of Franklin are Wis
itine at &. +. COrse's. L. \. Rugg and
wife took a carriage drive to Burlington
" cunpSuaN.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Herbert .Abhey's house near the Roches-
tor Hollow -Four Corners was burned
Aug. Il, while the family were away at
work David 7, oyer and mon saw tn
hurunL building from where they were ar
work and succeeded in saving the barn
and most of tho furniture in the low
rooms. There was only a slight insurance
ou the house, which had been standing
for q century The lire caught from the
chimney,
Hon James Hutchinson and his brother.
Iyman Hutchinson and Dean Wcdgwpod
left saturday for Buffalo, where they vii
spend about week at the exposition.
Dean win then return while ssr'
Hutchinson will go to Chicago and their
brothers home in Randolph Wis, where
they will spend two weeks
The cooperative creamery paid ~ cents
for butter Fat and the brigham cream ~
paid % cents for July butter, less , cents
for making.
Eugene n Segar came from Winoos,b
SATURDAY whore he is with the Port~
Screen Company, to visit his mother, Mrs
Lucina SeGar. His wife vas already H.
and Saturday a family party was given N
honor of the third wedding anniversary OF
Mi and Mrs. ScSar.
Miss Gertrude chambers, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Rand,
went to Warren Friday because OF tho
SERIOUS illness OF her uncle, T.. A Eldredge.
Capt. j. r. ElircdEe son of T.. A, has
also gone there. This is the third para
lytic shock that his father has suffered.
The sck man is about - years old.
Clarence Hodges. who is with the West
ern Electric Co. at chicago, Ernest ABB
bolt. who IL representing the Vermont
Marble Company and charles Cushman'
who has professionally I'm the American
College of Ostcopathy, both Of Chicago
Continued ON ,th page)
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RICHFORD.

Tho customs officials made an important
Seizure at this port last week. The goods
seized included lot of cloth said TO he
very valuable, The goods were concealed
in two carloads Of paper stock, one from
Toronto. the other from Montreal con-
signed to parties at Holyoke, Mass MIR.
and Mrs. r.. f. Green has returned from
their wedding trip after eight weeks alb
sCncc They have taken rooms in Mr..
McGrcgor's house on South Main street.
Prof. Greene is to Iesume his duties as
principal of the high school Monday Sep
TENDER Edward Il. Wilson has taken
position as travelling salesman for the q.
+. Harvey Medicine company of Saratoga
Springs and has gone this week To COM
menCe work. Mr.. Wilson has been clerk
for Powell Comngs the past two years
ard was formerly assistant postmastcr
with Mr. McGregor. Mrs. l.. ID. Dickerson
of Johnson has bought the home place Of
5. T.. Dunbar and Is to move here Mr..
Dunbar expects to take IA small farm.--A
representative of the American Spool
company has been here investigating the
source Of supply of birch for making
spools, and 1t Is now expected that the
new industry will be established here, a
spool and bobbin factory.-L +. Brooks
of Boston, who formerly kept the hotel at
Alburg Springs. has been tho guest Of
Landlord J. II. Kelley the past few days
Loren Hancock Is visiting friends In
town. Mr.. Hancock went from here to
the Pacific coast some ten years ago. and
is now a travelling salesman In the state
OF Washington. No. 3, of the W. L.
Main show was here Tuesday with men
making the arrangement for the exhibit
ton here Friday, The show comes here
from Rouses Point and goes from here to
Newport.-Mr and Mrs G. A. Powell and
daughter Miss Mile, Mr., and Mrs. Philo
add and Miss Mabel Noyes started for
Buffalo ON Monday. Prof II. Wade IIlb-
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STOWE.

In the observa nee of ola IIome Week,
Friday was made the principal day.
TLursdoy and saturday being Civ en- up to
cNCurSi ms and pio parties to Mount
Mansfield, Smugglcr's Notch and LAX
Mansfield. Tuesday TO the Changers, and
"Wednesday 10 "A general town picnic 1T
the Palisades. AT O'Clock Friday MORN
ing tow nSpcuplc and former residents gat-
Ecrod - Unity church end spent social
hour after which the association was call
ed to order tN the President, .. l.. No
Mahon VINO extended fitting words Of wei
come Rcr. a. H. RHll NJ Passaic. y. Y,
responded in 4 happy manner ana was fol-
lowed nv short speecho@ from, w X.
I;ieeloW ~ Salem. Mass, Dr l.. r. Stiles
of ST. Iohnshury and J. + Learned Of
New York. Roy. +. r. Gaze read paper
written by Mrs George Wilkins, and
poe m by G. a. Lamson of chic In the
afternoon the games and races ON Nam
street reatcd good deal of amusement.
In tho evening another hcur was spent IN
the church, tho band mcapH hio giving an
CUT. door concert. Dinner was SvrN ID IN
the rr~try of the church m r,r the auspi-
CoS Of thc c. \ r. Tho proceeds which
are to Dee add Il to tho soldiers Memorial
fund About $50 was received This town
Observed the week, large numbers from
being the only one in the County whiCh
nciphhoriuG towns were present II il os-
timnlod 10y some that 3No) people were pre-
sent.
Maud RAYMOND returned to Euhold, n
u. last Saturday.
Mrs Ellen T.. Smith has come home from
Waterbury and will remain during the
fan.
Mrs w. T. Bailey and children expect
to return to their homo in Rogers. Ark
next week.
Tho dinner last Friday ncttcd $40.
ON last Friday afternoon the band went
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. II y. Carleton and daughter. Ruth.
Of IIaverhill Mass. and Mrs. Fantum Of
Sheldon visited at the home OF their broth
or, f. 4. Austin last wcek,--The Rev. D.
!. Evans has finished his lahors as pa stor
Of the NJ. T.. church and expects to visit
the Pan-Amarican Exposition at Buffalo,
after which he will mako his home In Bos-
tCn.-Mr, and Mrs. 4. G. Jonas of St
Johnshury are in town for l.E &c. ',t--
Miss Blanche Ewins of North Troy is Wis
iting friends in town,-Mrs. A. VI. King Is
visiting in Montpelier with her mother,
brother and sister of Springfield, Mass
7 he Rev DR. =, f. Leavens Of Passaic,
n. j., preached an excellent sermon at the
NJ T.. church Sunday, August 1s Dr.
Ieayens left this town forty years aeo and
has been pastor of the same church for
thirty-four years. 1t Is his first and the
only church that he was ever pastor of.
Among tho recent visitors are; Rev DR.
p +. Leavens of Passaic, n. j., at
Mrs, NJ s. Leavens', Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Jones and daughter of st, Johnsbury at
G. A. Jones's,Mr and Mrs. j. c. Weld,
Mrs. John Joley, Misses Laird, Ewins
Capron aud Iiull-IIeman simms of Bos-
ton, Mass, was I'm town Mond.y.-The
band gave an open air concert on the
park Wednesday eNoning-H. A. Hull,
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burial was i'm Plattsburgh, the body being
taken there 1T 10 O'Clock ON the steamer
Chdtcaugay.
john j. sherman of quincy, Mass, WIS.,
tied in the city yesterday
Miss Mary Pratt of rcston who has been
spending the sum at Mrs. j. A. Be
dard's, has gone to Enosburg Fails TO be
the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. H. .. Sher-
lurnc.
Miss Moore, who has boon visiting In the
city for the past three weeks, lett yeStcr-
day for Garrison. y. Y.
Miss Anna Lynch left yesterday for a
visit in Rutland and Atlantic CITY. y. J.
Il. G. Bowers and family and Miss Car
pointer OF Montpelier. are Occupying c. A.
&c StwiCks cottage at The zines.
Miss Mary Morris and Miss Mary Nc
Gctirck went to IIaverhill, y. H., yestcr-
day morning.
r. r. Twitchcl is in New York for "A few
days.
In. Arthur o. Morton has returned to
Palmer, Mass, after q visit of two weeks
in the city.
Ihilp Shcltus of Utica, n v, is the
guest of Mrs +. W. Hyde at Georgia.
Miss BESSIE Bliss. of Randolph who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Lois Fonda,
returned to Randolph yestcrdaN
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Allen went to
Milton Yesterday to visit relatives
clinton Kent Is confined to the house
by illness.
Miss Clara McCauley. who is i'll with
appendicitis, VAS slightly letter yester-
day,
Mrs. Alfred Crosby and son Charles,
who have been visiting in the city. have
/ returned to Kecue, ~ VI. They were az
coupanied 10y Miss Kittie watson.
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HYDE PARK.

The last ball game of the season on home
grounds was played on the school campus
Saturday afternoon between Bakersfield
and Hyde Park The home team play, i
good ball all through the game and that
with a fair amount of good luck enabl Il
them to shut out the visiting nine. At III
close of the game the score stood ~ to o IN
favor Of Hyde Park. Cheney and Jack
son were the battery for Hyde Park. i|ak-
cr~hcd had three pitchers during the
game Hyde Park made only three errors.
Kiss Delta Collins of Cont"rville has
gone to Bradford, where she will act as
one Of the bridesmaids ~ the Wedding of
Prot f.. ". Roscoe Of Waterbury, and
Miss Nellie NJ. Sanhorn of Bradford.
prof Roscoe is principal " school in
Waterbury and Miss Sanhorr has been
one of his assistants.
BILLS are out announcing the 18th annual
Lanoille County Fair to be held on Ill, ir
grounds in Morristown on September 10,
H. and L.
Horace Waite has returned from Eden,
where he has been spending the summer.
He will stop for time nith his son. :. 3.
Waite
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Hubbard was
held Friday at 10 O'Clock at the home e
her son Andrew Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard
has been sick fer a long time and h'r
death was not unexpected. tnterment wa5
in the cemetery at the Centre. She is a
sister CT Gavin Cdfnnnell or 'eNlcINlll'
Mrs. j. II. Bishop and daughter. are
stopping with Mrs F. p. True
Baseball excitement runs high. The
game to be played with Morr.sville next
Saturday was cancelled by the manage
on account of Morrisville not PLAYING a
strictly home team. Saturday evening one
Of the players wrote a challenge or some
thing equal to one, and signed the cap
tan's name and sent it to rrisVil".
As result the game will come off next
Saturday as planned
The trustees have commenced work on
the general system of sewage. The con-
tract for digging and filling the ditch has
been let to Geo. +. Thomas. Work was be-
gun at the river and ten-inch pipe will b
laid up depot hill.
Miss Wiunefred Rooney has finished her
work ut Hotel Phoenix ana left Sunday
for a weeks visit with friends i'm Bakers
field before she begins teaching school at
North Hyde Park.
Hon. c. S. Page has Just received an
other order for over 5000 calf skins from
the same tanners that recently gave him
an order for 10000 None of these skins
VciEh over seven pounds and probably
this order could rot he duplicated by any
other dealer in the United states.
Hon. c. : Page has commenced work
on the old church The lcWcr floor will he
fixed mp for d carriage store house for :.
Il. Waite and tE" upper Il or Will bo ittcl
M for q gymnasium. to ha used 10y the
school and village
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Nj. ard Mrs. George Chaffee Of RoX.
bury Mass. are visiting Ms. Chaffre's
parents Mr.. End Mrs. James Kemp for a
few We ks.-Miss l.. A. Ballard was called
to West Enoshurg Friday by the illness Of
her mother. Mrs. Lucy ballard. VINO had
sustained slight paralSiic SHOCK .--Dr
and Mrs f. w. Sherl,irne # Boston VS.
tied his brother, Rev l.. O. Sherhurn, last
c"k.-Mis r.. :. SanbC IN and Miss Clara
Arc hambault lave gene TO Burlingtou
y here they Lave erlployment-Nlr Ern-
est Archamh nit ana three children Of
Lynn, Mas, nave tccn visiting in town
Mr.. :. J. parmolec Of WatcrtoWn, y. "
is the que. # hcr son. T.. j. Parmelne -
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Mcars have returned
from North II, Y.-Mrs. 5. G. Bates and
son of WcStiord have beer visiting Mrs
Bates sister. Mrs. G. /. Ovitt.-1hc QUAR-
tcrmdStcr General, =. 5. A, has forw lrd-
81 head stones for the unmarked graves
of I'VE soldiers. they have been receive
and will soon p placed AT the different
hiavos.-llon.. Gee rye Edmund Foss and
son or chicago y" ssed here Monday morn
lrE en-rOutc to Berkshire.
The sad nows has been received here IF
the death Of Miss Mary tho only child Of
Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Baker which occurr, Il
on saturday, the 18th inst, at Gilrov. Cal.
Tho family went to California in 1897 on
account of her failing health ana have
llN"d IN different parts of the state. Miss
Baker was young lady of beautiful
Christian character and with a host Of
friends, both here where her earlier years
We're passed ana in burlington. where
sh" pursued a further course In SCHOOL,
MIS-. II. n. Ingalls, of East Dunham, =.
@. is spending a few days with Mrs II.
\. Kimhall--C. Il. Harvey, who was sick
mere u greater part of last week has re-
turned To his home in Durham, p q
Mrs. Lucia NJ. Parker of Brooklyn is stay
ing with the family Of +. II. Hamiltnn
tor couple Of wceks.-E. j. Tyler and
family returned from their stay at High
gate Springs Monday.-H II. Arlington.
who was with them over Sunday return,
to Boston with his mother who had been
with the family of w. r. Parker for n
rev days.-Miss Cook a graduate of the
Nildmay Mission, London, and founder II
settlement and Medical mission in the
north end of Boston, which she has turned
over to the Woman's Home Missionary
society was the guest Of Rev. l.. O. Sh,r
burnc Monday and entertained the local
branch with very interesting account Of
the work there. She will present the
work ut Sheldon camp meeting and mt
, Lyndonville -Mcssrs, Mitiguy. McFeet, RS
and Budd returned from camp at High
gate Springs Monday.-Mrs. NJ p. Charfee
is spending "A few days with her d. rn 'or
, in Nowport.-Emil Gibson has return, d
/ from his visit to his aunt and sister in
East Eurkc.-NTss Anna ings is Wis
itinG Mrs. Henry Wells In Milton for a
few daYs.-Mrs Florence Potter is In Tai
colt for Il few days with her sister. Mrs.
! u. |. TalCott The corps of teachers In
the high and graded school remains tho
same as last year except the assistant and
Miss Anna Bcll Of Castlcton, a graduate
and for several years teacher In the Nor
nal school there has been engaged.
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WESIFlELD,

Miss Nellie Harding or Lynn. Mass. he's
been the guest of her uncle several days.
Mrs. =. +. IIouSh of st Johusb.ry is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. Q. Mil'er-N.
Il. Richardson and wife Of Ch.,op e.,
Mass. are spending a few days I'm town.
Miss Mary Wright OF Worcester. NJ s. =.
is visiting Mrs. II. c. Rced.-Chouer
Wright is home from INCARCERATION
Halliday of Providence r. l.. WIS at ~.
T.. GilIin's last Week.-Mrs.. Howard Wal
lace and Miss May Wallace OF Boston arc
the guests Of their parcnts.-Lester Nj leg
Of Boston is visiting his tathcr.-Iiaro.d
Firnan and Walter Wright return for
the senior class at Derby Academy e 4
Reed has been home from WoodsvIlle y.
H., for a few days.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs Eunicc Stevens, who was taken to
the st. Adams hospital two weeks ago
does not seem to be improving in health
william and Louise Ballard ana Miss Kate
Wood have returned from Buifalo.-Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Wilcox of Windsor have
been here on "A visit to their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Hutchlns are rejoicing
over littl2 daughter, born Aug. 9th, and
Mr., and Mrs. John Duffery son, born
the 16th.-Carlos Daniels of Northnmp-
ton Mass, is spending week with rela-
tlVos in town after an absence of nearly
fifteen years.. Il. Howard of Franklin
Falls, \. H., and daughter lina after
responding to the cali of old Home Week
returned to their home Avg. Goth. Mrs,
Zenor of Deer Lodge, Montana, daugh-
of John Writers 1ld-timc residents Is VS.
itng Rodolphus Wood ana other friends
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MONTGOM cry.

T.. H. Gilbert and family have returned
form Franklin The Ladies' Aid society
net last week with Mrs f. II. Wilbur
Miss Bliss Cf Lowell Mass. is visiting at
T.. H. Gilbcrt's.-ReV. J. !. Angel OF Mo
dlcscx IS visiting In town.-Mrs, Ahhie
GateS Watkins. and RoXa Gates Wilder
Of Gardner Mass are visiting relatives
in town Miss Kate Hope has returned
from JoEnsOn.-Miss Mary Gates has Ir-
turned homo--Dr and Mrs. c. c. smith
spent few days at their cottage mt high
gate Springs recently Misses Pearl and
! thel Downey of Springfield, Mass, are
VISITING In town.-Miss Lillian Golf OF Bos-
ton Is visiting in town.-W. =. Shangrdw
If Tin West is seriously ill.-Ralph Good
spc'd has returned TO IIardvick.-If"v.
and Mrs. George T.. deuel. End a few 9TH
crS are In attendance at sheldon camp
rlccting.-John Comstock has returno |
from the Pan~Americnn Exposition
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY AUGUST ~ 1901

bard OF Cornell University. with his Young
daughter Hope, are the guests OF KCV.
and Mrs. ". q. Scoflcld.-Mr. Ireland of
Abcrcorn conducted the services at ST.
AIMS church last Sunday. 1t is expected
that Rev. Barnby Leach will preach next
sunday. Tho celebrated land sud Of
Baker VS.. sherman ct ais. is to BE- tried
again this fan. A special jury has be, II
agreed upon.-The Franklin County Fair
and races begin at Sheldon Junction Sep
TENDER 1 and holds three days.
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JEfFERSONVILl.E.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sinclair were called 10
ESSEX Monday 70 attend the funeral of his
sister. Mrs. Cephas Thatcher. Rev. and
Mrs II. 9. Howard have gone to Marsh
field to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown.-Dr, and Mrs. l. :. Coburn of Mil
ton are visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
Charles Richards W. ", kaymore
has gone to brandon to visit her sister,
Mrs George Burnham.-Mss Bornicc
Coleman has returned from Hanover, y.
H., where she has been spending the past
few woeks.-Hcnry Coleman has rented
his farm to Merritt Wilsun.-Mrs. T.. \.
Page and daughter Cora are visiting Or
and Mrs David Marvin of Essex Junction.
Miss Laura Pagc is VISITING friends in
WatcrVillc. Among the visitors here tho
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. John a.
" aterman of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs
Joel w Page, and Guy Page Of BRISTOL
Work on the town hall is nearing compile
tion,-Mr. William Hcbb is home from
johnson, where he has been at work for
the past two wceks.--About 30 couples At
tended the dance at Hotel Melondy last
Friday cN ening. The music was furnished
10y parties from Burlington and a pleasant
time is ed.-Oving to the pouring
rain Thursday evening there was but a
small attendance at the concert given by
Prof. &. ;. Cornell and party. The pro-
eramme was we'll rendered ANA much ip-
preciated by the few who ventured out -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hebb returned Tues
day from the Pan-American exposition
Mr., and Mrs Charles Thomas, Earl Full
ington and Miss Stella Fuliington have
gone to the Tan-American exposition at
Buffalo, y. Y,-Ievi Smiley has gone to
Malone, n. Y. lie will be accompanied
home by his mother Mrs Ahhie Smiley
Robert Smith has sold his interest Ia the
firm of Harrington 3 Smith and has moved
to Burlington to reside. Thomas Potter
has bought his interest in the store, and
will occupy the tenement he vacated.
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GRAND ISLE.

Among the visitors in town this week
arc Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Bulls and SON
of Rolo, III also Carl Bulls of Hahn
stead y. H.-Miss Ella Mooney of White
hall. y. y, is visiting his sister, Mrs. f..
T.. Macumbcr.-M L. Nantinc Of Rutland
visited his home last Sunday, the Arhor
Vitae House.-Rev. y. j.. Shaw and fam
lily If Montpelier are visiting in town -
The entertainment given 10y tho Misses
Griswold and Miss Esther Maoomher
dramatic readcr) last Friday evening WIS
highly appreciated by an enthusiastic au-
dlcnce-S. W. lludg is seriously ill.,
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JOHNSON.

Repairs on the electric plant were nnish-
ed last Saturday and the lights turned on
much to the satisfaction of al.-pewoy,
the three years old son Of Il s Fuling-
ton, died Friday and services were held at
the house On Sunday, There vas large dis
play Of flowers furnished by kind neigh
hurs III NJ MaxieG and wife started for
Buffalo Monday.--A J, Grout is visiting
friends here, Mr.. Dutton, brother of Mrs
+ S Coolidge from Green Bay, Wis and
his wife are visiting at T.. s, Coolcdge's -
Mr.. CoWcu from Leominster Mass, is Wis
iting DoN Sturtevant. w, II. steans and
wife have returned from the lake, where
they rcDort a good catch Of nsh.
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AlBURG.

The remains of Charles Mott, n former
resident, no died very suddenly at liigh-
gate the nth inst, were brought here for
burial. The funeral services were held at
the residence of II. T.. Manning. Rev. Mr..
Miller oftciating-A son was born tn MIR.
and Mrs, David Rohannon tho 10Th inst. no.
Rev and Mrs. David Marvin are spending
"A few weeks with their daughter in swan
Melvin Dean is ll.-Milford
Sowles of Braintrec. accompanied by his
wife and daughter, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Peter Vantine.-Thc Northern mo-
vision company are loading car with
beans at this station.
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NORTH HERO.

Miss Maud lIaacn, daughter of {. i.
liazen who has tcon in Albany FOR the past
two wears is visiting in town for few
days She has position in an insurance
office as stenographer, Mrs. +. j. Farrell
and children OF Svanton are visiting her
sisters here. Mrs James rudhope and Mrs.
John Durham.
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs, f. f. Little of Burlington and Miss
F.. Maud Hazen Of Albany. \. Y, are
spending a few days in town with friends
and relatives.
The first radical cure Of Hernia ever
performed in town, was performed here
August LIST by pr. H. A. I.add, The opera
tion was "A perfect success and the pa
tient is now about his usual pursuits.
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WEST ENOSBURGH,

Mrs. Smith of Burlington has tocn visit
ing her brother Henry Cutting. MIR. and
Mrs. c. f.. Hubboll of Boston, and Mrs.
Frank Body of Ameshury. returned to
their homes Tu' sday.-Mss Mary Lopner
ana Miss Eta Smith of St Alh1ns visited
at Henry Fassott's recentlv.-C. ;. Meal
lister has placed two memorial Windows;
in the Methodist church in memory of his
mother and Sister.-TEere will be no scr
vice in the Methodist church Sunday, it
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ALBURG CENTRE.

Joseph Lawya, who IT is claimed struck
Joe strong July 4th at the station gave
himself up for trial Monday and was fine u
$40 and costs.-Missos Jennie and Bessie
Rockwell returned from Bunalo saturday
evening. MIR. Estey of Iowa has been
spending several DAYS with Rcv. William
Milcr-Mr and Mrs. Merrill hammond
of Ellcnhurgh, y. Y, are visiting at
George Hammond s.-Mrs, Jacob Blair is
ITO. T.. Black, who has