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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
HANKSVIllE,

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace
was the scene Of "A very pretty wedding
Wednesday, Juno 26th at four o'clock p.
m, when their daughter. Flora was mar
ried to Gale llulett of Un1erhin. The we'd
ding was quiet ono attended only ny the
relatives and a few of the most intimate
friends. Mrs. Grace Edwards Of Cnderhil
acted as bridesmaid and Walter Grace,
brother of the bride. was best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Mr..
Russell of Starksboro. The wedding march
was played by Miss Mary j. Geary Of
Lincoln. Refreshments consisting of cake
and lemonade we're served. The bride and
~ DOM received many beautiful gifts.
shortly after the ceremony they loft for n
short wedding tour they will reside in
Cnderhill Among those present from out
of town were Mrs. Fannie Huett and
Miss Elite Hulett OF Plattsburgh. mother
anu sister of the groom Richard Huott OF
Bristol, MIR. and Mrs. II. f. lIule,t OF
Starksboro, brother of the groom. W. l..
Grace and lady of t'nderhill Eli and Fred
Smith of this place, relatives Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walston called on
Eli Smith Surday-Mrs. William Brown OF
Starkshoro. is visiting relatives in town
Janet Shattuck is getting better and has
gone 20 stay with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Shattuck FOR n time-MSs
Geary returned to her home I'm Lincoln
Mrs. Fred Bagley has returned from ner
visit in Warren School closed Friday.
Miss Geary has taught n very successful
term. we all hope to see her back in the
fall.-Gcrald Bagley is home on a week
Nacation.-Richard Swain and son Cullen
have broke up housekeeping and gone 10
New Haven Mills to live with Mr. Swain :
sen. Cuincy.-Oris Rounds has taken the
farm and moved into the house vacated
by Richard Swain.-Mrs. CLAYTON Hanks
of Bristol spent last week With her has
band at +. c. Bagleys
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,
SWANT0N.

Inc ST alpans street Halfway company
mas poeh 'hlolheu ny Judge Iait from
hullulhG an elevated ROAD across the max
about miI' south OF mere on the st. Al
bans road wher" trestle might cause
an ice Jam. IN" injunction goes further
ana forbids them from going over tn"
iron bridge ana the pass under the Mon
treal railroad on Grand avenue, This
means that the company VIII either have
10 bnlIu a bridge OF It's own. ana obtain a
concession over private land or else so
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CITY NEWS.
CITY AND VICINITY

A son was born Sunday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Luoncy.
just ~ years ago to-day Lake Cham
plain was discovered by Samuel De Cham
plain.
The will of Dr. James Lewis was proved
Friday in probate court and Fred Jo-
honnott appointed its executor
James Bricn of Richmond was arrested
last night by officer Charles quinn and
placed in Jail OF rien was in d very
much intoxicated condition.
Geo. H. Babcock sold Monday to Ma
ria J. Tinuigan his store and the lot upon
which it stands at the corner of Cherry
and Champain streets for 5000
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy wa :
filed Saturday 10y Frank K. Roberts of
shelburne. who has liabilities of $llS. and
assets Of $685., from which he eXempts So.
sheriff Reeves went las: night to Thomp-
sens Point, Colchester, and made a search
at the place kept by ". :. Anterior whore
he secured four kegs and one case of lager
beer
Mrs. f. S Hale and Baron +. Won Lie
tich were married Friday afternoon by
I.,'. r. Mead. pastor Of tho Methodist
church. They LETT that NIGHT Tor Il short
honeymoon trip.
son was born Monday night to Mr..
and Mrs J. 5. Parker OF fIinosburGh. Mr..
and Mrs. Parker were formerly in charge
OF the Mary Fletcher hospital farm in
this city.
petition in voluntary bankruptcy WAS
filed Monday by Chandler Clark of Put
ucy, who has liabilities Of S3o935, all Of
which is unsecured, and assets of sllj.
from which 50 is exempt.
ArrOrlf,,r IN Architect X y NEiIIc,x
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JERICHO CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Burling-
ton spent last Sunday with DIR. and Mrs.
Hill-Mr. Harlan Y. Hall and wife have
returned from the Pan-American exposi-
ton at Buffalo, and report a very enjoy
able time and a wonderful exhibition
Henry Ballard had surgical operation
performed on him last week for appended
It's at the Mary Fletcher Hospital. Tho
operation was successful and he is doing
well. A. c. Hoskins has the foundation
laid and the frame up for his new house. -
q. |. Larrahec, who. with his wife has
beer spending the past winter in Califor-
MIA for his health, died of consumption last
Friday, at Wichita, Kansas. They were
en- route home and were obliged to stop AT
Wichita on account Of the low condition
OF Mr.. Larrabee. The funeral was held
from the church at this place, Tuesday af-
ternoon. the pastor Rev Mr. HAYWARD
oniciating.-Miss Lena Solather of Yer
gcnnes Is visiting Rev. Mr. Hayward.
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Aaron II. Gtout returned Monday 10
his home i'm Derby lie will study law.
81, ms '' 10 ga j.; hi ,,oa. "a
III - rt'i 80. t,,.i+ol
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Sheriff Reeve sold the property OF Ma
than Marcus at auction Monday. Mar
Gus has not been seen in this vicinity Tor
" 49, iout riP ~
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The number Of new telephones installed
bv the local exchange last month was 10
This makes an addition of Is Subscribers
since April LIST and will give Il total of C5i
names on the new card, which is in pre-
paration.
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.ar,< go, Io,s 49,, ~ ,o, ,,ora thar m
days in the House Of Correction for prosti
tuition.
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,,.n,o, si,n Sas 1' no,T,,t,, nn fo,,nta,n
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to Sheburnc, where Mr. i.aporte has EN-
ployment.
,rha =. ,1., ,,,.a, A., c.i.. -
c, ,,.r,., 800 ,~a, 49, Iai,1 -, ~,
. fa1ti,H,i -, 80 No. ran -, T,,osda,
" i..''i a. p 'i"' non 't' u'S
ing will bc the serving of ice cold lemon
AIDE during the programme
Inc remains OF berlah w. Thomas.
WIlch were hronsht TO thls Guy IRON
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in6 her aunt, Mrs. A. Il. Landon.-Light-
ming struck n barn on the Nulty farm
Friday evening and burned "A hole four
feet square through the roof down into a
scaffold covered with straw. 1t is though LIT
the rain put the fire out without doing
further damage. 1t was not discovered
until after the shower was over.--I. D.
Latham is spending few days at his Old
home in South Royalton.-Mss Elvira
Partridge and Alfred Partridge of Min
nesota are visiting at n. T.. Phelps -Scy-
mcur Tiff OF Hcrrisville spent Monday a,
II. II. Fuller's.-E. o. Bevins raised the
frame work for large barn last week.
Mrs. II. l.. jackson lost horse from sun
stroke last tek.-Friday was one of the
hottest days ever known here, the Their
momcter storing from % to IS degrees
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WEST MILTON

Those who went on the boat ride 10
Maquam last Friday report a fine tine. -
Mrs. Julia Taffery of Chicago. daughter Of
l.. T. Herrick. is coming next week to
spend few weeks with her parents-Rev.
Buzzell and Clark Wright of Colchester,
called on Mrs Laura Allen asst week.
Julia, daughter +. T.. Bake. is coming
from Winchester with some Of her friends
soon to spend her vacation.--L. 4. Herrick
is suffering from severe attack of quin-
sy.-Chester Wheeler OF Massachusetts Is
here for his vacation and will spend most
Of his time with his sister Mrs. n. S.
Morgan, who is in poor health Albert
Walst"n Of Petty Brook. is suffering from
a severe stomach trouble.-T.ittle Dewey
McNall of Champlain is visiting his grand
parents hcre.-A. MCNallv will commence
harvesting his rye next week, fully ten
days earlier than usual.
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JERICHO.

w II. Bradford of Champlan, n. Y,
was in town over Sunday,-Mss Eta Nc
Lane went to Mt. Pleasant Friday, where
she has a position in a summer hotel
Allen Williams is at home from Northheld
for the summer Nacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
b. A. Donaldson and two children are Wis
iting In Swanton.-Mrs. A. ID. Bradford of
Rutland was the guest OF Mrs W. j. Glib
son the fore part of the Week.-Mrs. Alice
Simonds, who has been in Hartford, Conn.
the past six months Is ut home.-A. &.
Lowry of burlington is in town-Miss
Madge Rood has accepted a position as
compositor in the office of the Essex Pub
fishing Co.-Miss Edna ckannon has been
the guest of Miss Nellie Field for few
days.--Mrs. r., w. Young has returned to
her home in Rutland after months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. BY
ington,-Mrs, +. A. PerCival and children
are visiting in Georgia.-Rev. O. n. Bean
of New Hampshire will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Edward Isham returned home on
Monday from attending graduating exer-
Cises at Goddard seminary. Jennie
Nick enzie has returned from teaching
school in Monkton.-John Norton and SIS
ter Mirah from Burlington were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs James Millham
last week as also was Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A.
Mansfield and DR., Grout Of Waterbury,
Miss Bertha Burritt of Tinesburgh is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. r. +. Hinsdill.-Miss
Ellen Forbes spent last week with school
friends in arrc.-Misses Katie and Nell
lie Noonin have completed their respective
toms of school in South Burlington and
She lburne, and are home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. 'riley recently spent
"A few days In Swanton. visiting relatives.
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BAKERSFlE

Miss Florence Start Is at home from Eos
ton.-llarold. NJ. Dean is home on vaca-
tion.-Miss Susie c, Shattuck is here &c
spend the sUnmer.-Mr ana Mrs. C. T.
Nutting returned to their home in Little
ton, y. H., Monday morning Judge II. r
Start and family have gone to Old orchard
Beach for vacation.-Miss Maud Barnes
has gone to Morrisville to visit her sister
Mrs. Bundy.-Niss Clara Powers is al
homc.-Re". q. ", Morrow preached an
eloquent sermon on tie Gnti-saloon Qucs-
tion at the NJ, r., church Sunday.-Iawsor
w. Fuller and daughter OF New York ar.
rived Monday to visit Mr. Fuller's sons
Harry and LaWson,-The funeral of Mrs
Lewis PEG OF Montgomery, who died Sat
urday was held here Monday at Congre
Gational church,-Miss Molie Beals has
been visiting in Highgate,-Charles Beals
of st. Adams visited his parents Saturday
Mrs. Ida Perkins is very seriously i'll.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter born June
27th.-R. l.. Delong visited his daughter,
Mrs. Cullen ShattuCk in South Starksboru
last week-The remains of Mrs. Harriet
kimbal of South Starksboro were brought
here for interment on Friday.-During the
hard thunder shower Of Friday night sew
eral places were struck by lightning and a
cow belonging to Orin Emmons was kill
ed.-Nirs. ;. ID. Collins and son lIawlcy OF
Haverill, Mass. are visiting friends and re-
latives in town.-O. j. Rounds has moved
on to r. A. Mort ons farm in Hanksville
Herbert Tart of South Starksboro was
in town Sunday. and his daughter Mildred
accompanied him home
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THROUGHOUT THE STATt.

Rs,. Edward n Tihljtts NJ Rnn,ington
will naes +be summer in Eurono IIo viii
sou fror, c,onada on Tho stoamsh,n NJ
n,idia and viii he accomnaniod nv several
gentlemen
Gen. Merritt Barnor, who has been
placed on the retired list after a service
of abou. 40 years in the regular army. was
recently honored with the degree Of doctor
of laws by Williams college.
A large force Ct men is at work clear
ing the streets in Cabot, but it viii be
several days before they can accomplish
the work, The loss sustained as a result
Of the storm Friday night is estimated at
s25OG to 5000, about $500 Of which viii fan
on the town and the remainder on private
Ground has hoen broken for tho now 81
Mary's school building which Is 70 Inc
oroctod on land o,xned nv tbo YIN, R,r-
low, convent hetween the conven, Initiating
and tho bosnital in 81 Alh.ns The h,,iId
Ire will MEASURE e. nv IN foot vii ho
thr,o .toriou high md ,,iu lao hwiIt q,
hrjcL II win he cors,ructod T., a ,,o.t
thornu,h manner throusbou, and u.han
/ oan,,,Ia,ad ,,,;il he ,ho oo,,aI 90 No., h,,u,
;,, H. NJ "t,,, rohn Il pu,ia,. Va tnCr
awordod tho contract for orectinc ~,
h''ildinc
faUlck hihc'a' VINO WIN nus VIC IA
ther ana protner nVed IN Noodard\ ne
ana VINO mas worker IN quarry Tor the
vermont Marble company mas disappt ar
cd. lie came nome as usual ON Friday
evening of last week. After eating sup
per about CLOCK ne told his wife ht
was going down street. lie has not been
seen since tnat Utnf, ana all Stdrcn Tor
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ST. AlBANS.

The annual meeting of the Warner
Home association was held at the home
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. j,
Gregory Smith, who has been the presi-
dent OF the board of managers since it's
organization. presided ut the meeting. The
treasurer, Mrs. F, Walworth Smith, In
her report showed the association to be in
splendid financial condition, there being
a surplus of over one hundred dollars in
the hands of the managers. Mrs II, j.
Watson in her secretary's report gave an
equally encouraging account of the work,
and was able to report the record of for
mcr years in regard to there never hav-
Ing been death among the children since
its organization 10 years ago The follow
ing board of managers were elected for
the ensuing year; Mrs. J, Gregory Smith.
Mrs. II. j. watson, Mrs, S, $. Clark, Mrs,
+. w, smith. Mrs S. S. Bedard, Mrs. O.,
l.. Kinds Mrs. C. ii. Morton, Mrs. ii. y,
Continued on 9Th page)
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CHANSON BRETON.

Alas, my love is Ear away,
And tn ere is naught can comfort me.
A gallant woocd me yesterday
Beneath the shady greenwood tree.
Fair sir" | said. thy VOWS are vain.
This heart is wrung with heavy pain.
And he love E. Thou art not He"
With gauds of jewels and of gold.
And robes of pearl and silver thread.
Came great lord who would me we'd
And give me all his heart to hold.
And then came death =. o Sweet and
Fair
Stretch forth thine arms and clasp me
there.
Dear Death, do thou my body bear
There where my love Is lying cold
Only thy breast should stay her head
Who never may be comfortcd.
-Rosamund Marriott Watson. in Har-
Tcr's for July.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Young ladies OF this place have
formed club to he known as the Wono-
lancet club, the object being public in.-
provcment They will give lawn party
riday evening, July II, on the chuI h
green. The funds raised will be devted to
repairing Lyceum hall-David st. George
saw two deer while getting the cows in
Mr.. Harriss pasture one morning recon
ly.- Henry ClaNton has sold his large
barn to J. A. l1arris-Ethel Claxton took
the pupils of her school to Thompson 3
Point for the day on Friday last.-Hcnry
ClaXtOn has CONNIE need his services as
mail carrier. His contract is for four
Years. Beech Beers took his daughter,
Marjory and II of her young friends for a
ride to Thompson's Point On Saturday
last r. A. Ellison and Timothy Stebbins
are importing their houses by the addi-
ton of vorandas.
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HlNESBURGH.

Eugene Bissonette of New York city is
visiting his father, Moses Bissonette-
Miss Emma Moore has returned from
Charlotte. where she has been for i've
weeks.-MrS. Louise Ray has been visit
ing friends in town few dayS.-E. H.
O Bren Of Rutland is visiting his parents
There was a large crowd at the ice
cream festival which was given by the
Methodist society saturday evening -
Childrens dav was observed at the Pap
fist church on Snturday.-Carrie Clifford
of Starkshoro is visiting Mrs. Susan Ray.
The Congregational society will give an
Ice cream festival next Saturday evening
Mrs. Minnie Snyder Gilday and sor. of
Chicago have been the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Remington.-Mrs William
Adams and SON William and George L.Cook
from Daniclsonvile, Conn, are visiting
relatives and friends in lInesburgh
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Can Tell Som efhing.
Corebrook. n. n. April is. 100

Coiobrook. n. n. April, Is. 1901.
can tell you something but am not az
liberty to mention names. A gentlemen
who boards in our family sprained his
ankle badly. A friend came to see him.
who was using Arnica and OIL Iiniments
for rheumatism. and had n bottle In hi5
pocket. He recommended the Liniment "A
highly that our boarder procured soma
and used II and now his ankle is as well
as ever. We all know the Arnica and Oil
Ldniment is good
e f. LEWIS.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. McMath and daughter OF Kansas
are visiting at h, f. Severance's.-Thc
Kings Daughters hold their annual meet
ing for the election of officers at Mrs. COL
Inns next Saturday. A ten cent supper
will he served to members. Mrs. Fred
Wilson has returned home. 49, Little Flor
ence Cilley is quite sick with bronchial
pneumonia. miss Clara Mavo Is at home
for her summer vacation.-Mrs. j. F. Day
Is spending few days in Barre.-The
band will give an open air concert In the
parh Saturday evening, July 6, weather
permitting. Ice cream and cake will be
served.-Mrs s. Fl. Bigelow and daughter
of WestfOrd are Visiting at G N Wright s.
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REPAIRS COMPLETED.
Changes in the Interior OF the City
Hall Building

The extensive repairs which have been in
progress at the City Hall for some weeks
were completed last night. In addition &C
the remodeling of the city court room,
there have been constructed in the two
west corners of the main hall OF the build
ing two offices. one of these will be used
by the city judge and the other by Con-
stable Peter Girard, who moved to his Of
hCe yesterday. In addition there have
been done many needed repairs in the
line of paperinE, cleaning and rcnovating
made necessary by tho fact that nothing OF
the Kind had been authorized in nearly
nine years. The result is Il decided inn
provement in the appearance of the inter
Tor Of the building. The work was done
under the direction of Aldermen Til l.,
stiles and Erowncl, who make UP the
committee on public buildings and parks
from the board of aldermen.
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ESSEX CENTRE.

Miss L. l.. Brownel OF Burlington is visit
ing at f. F. Garvin's.-Rev. c. p. Taplin
of Inderhill, a former pastor OF the NJ. Il.
church. preached in that church last Sun
day morning, in exchange with Rev. A. r.
Enright-Mrs. A. c. Smith and Mrs. ], c,
Dubuke. of Barre, wife and daughter OF
the late Levi n Smith, were at Hotel Fer
guson last Week.-Mrs. Lucia f.. Barney OF
tho Erie. Pa, high school Is home with
her mother for the summer vacation. --
Rev, ~. +. Butler of Alma, Michigan, has
written that he. with his daughter and SON
in-law expect to visit Essex early In Aug
ust About II 900 pounds OF milk per day Is
being received at Johnson's skimming sta
ton here. j. h. Hunt brought about IS, 200
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NEW TELEPHONE RATES.
A. T. and T. Company Esta blish Three
Minute Rate.

new long distance telephone rate haa
been established by the A. r. & T. Com
panv that will be thoroughly appreciated
by the business men and others who have
occasion to use telephone lres to points
outside OF New England. heretofore thu
charge has been for ttve minutes con-
versation. whether or not the phone was
i'm use that length of time. A three min-
ute rate has now been established, whicn
is three-hfths of the old rate. For a con-
versation with New York parties the old
rate was $40 during the day and $3.50 az
night. Now the rate is Sl.95 during the day
and 800 at night for three minutes. Tho
rates to other points are correspondingly
reduced.
The New England Telephone Company
naugurated the three minute rate JAM
uary !. 1900, and the new rate of the A. T.
& r. Company will not affect stations In
that territory.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs w. II, Hale attended the
commencement exercises OF the Nv NJ at
Burlington last week, their daughter. Miss
Charlotte Hale. being one of the gradu-
ating class.-Mrs. Cora Ballard Nickerson
of Csmpelo, Mass, is visiting Der sister.
Mrs. c. II. Jackson M. J. Perry and wife,
Archie Perry and wife and Walter Perry
and wife attended the funeral of their
brothers wife, Mrs, Mart Perry, at
Georgia last week Lille Massey Mary
Jackson and Nina Ballard went last week
to Highgate where They have positions
for the summer Mrs WIN Hindes and
little son OF Athol, Mass. are visiting her
mother. Mrs. p. s. St Johns.-Miss Sarah
Scott has gene to the Twin Mountain
House for the summer-George Roscoe
OF Shelburne is visiting at Jane Grihin's.
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Effect was Magical.

Mt Pulaski H.. Mar IS. 1901.
! wish to testify TO the excellent results
obtained through the use OF your BaN-
ters Mandrake Bitters | suffered for
years with indigestion, sick headache. and
palpitation OF the heart. ! had tried diff
ferent remedies but received very little
relief tried Bakers Mandrake Bitters
and the effect was magical ] used only
two boxes of the tablets, and have had
no stomach trouble in over year
ID. IL. STUBBLEBINB.
The writer of the above is the we'll
known Cornet Soloist, ana Musical Die
rector. Sold in liquid or tablets at Is cts.
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SHElBURNE.

Miss Lucia Stoddard went to Cascade
Lake to visit Miss Louise Weston Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs Gusty Morrill, are the hap
Ply parents Of n fine baby girl born July .
Tuesday was the hottest day ever known
in Shelburne the mercury reaching 100 in
the shade at u m. Farmers laid by and
everybody tried to keep from melting.
MIR. and Mrs. j. F.. Bott have opened
their cottage on Meach's Island for the
summer. They arrived in town Tuesday.
Master Tommie Fish is on the sick list.
There were several cases OF sunstrokc in
town Tuesday,
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ST. AGNES BRANCH c. Y. w. r. A.

At a meeting of the c. Y w. r. A. held
last evening of the purpose Of organizing
new branch. st. Agnes branch was
formed, Miss j. e Mcmahon, State presi-
dent of the association. presided and con-
Quoted the election of officers, which re-
suited in the choice Of Mrs. Anna O'Brien
for president; Miss Dorothy NJ Pickett for
vice president: Miss Mary r. Phelan, for
secretary. and Miss Margaret r. Murphy.
for treasurer. The new branch starts out
under very favorable auspices, as accord
ing to the report Of State secretary, Miss
NJ T., Conlon, it has already - collectors
and a membership of ll9
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WESTFORD.

Miss Grace Rice and Mr.. Fred Rice have
returned from Whallonsburg, n Y. where
they went on their wheels to visit their
brother James Rice.-The band here re-
coived their new uniforms and have been
engaged to play In Milton on the evening
of July 4th.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grow
visited Jerome ii. Grow Sunday-Horace
T. IL Ruggles is home from Jericho Centre,
He left Tuesday for a summer resort in
N. H.. where he has a position.--iiev, l..
L. Herricx OF Milton will preach In the
Congregational church Sunday. July 7. at
/. 80 p. m.