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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Wednesday morning J. W. Hale sold and
decided a plot of land on Weston s., ID
John Is. Williams, the consideration beng
500 Later in the day MIR. Williams -
posed of the property TO II. ii. Goodwin,
who came here from Rutland to make Us
home about TWO months ago. lie mace 50
by the transaction. MIR Goo win, who tor
years manaGed a successful laundry husi-
ness at Rutland. purposes erecting u
steam laundry on the newly acquired site.
Deputy Sheriff l.. Parish recently serN-
ed a body writ on Officer +. H. kotchsm
for assault on Henry TobeY. Bail WAS flu
nished by NJ. VI Wilson ami the case viii
probably come up at the December term
of County Court The case - " out OF an
attempt made by ketcham last week to ar
rest Tobcy for intoNicatlon. Tohcy resist
ed and a citizen became answerahlc f3r
his appearance, so he was not placed in tho
lookup. The charge against him FOR III
toXication WAS not pressed and IN his cons
plant arises the case against Ketcham.
Kimbal Bancroft died Sunday Of creep
ing paralysis. He had been an invalid for
IL yeas The funeral occurred TUESDAY
tcrnoon, keN. +. q. Rainey OlIiciatiug.
George sumner who runs the Co-opera-
tive creamery, Is very sick and AIRED
Wells is taking his place Tor the presen.
Mrs. George Priest and baby of sp,iu--
hcld Mass, came Monday to visit at Fred
Dunn's
Mrs. clifford Taft and baby came Nom
day from York Beach Me, where they
had been visiting for some time
Mrs Homer Vail is very i'll, threatened
With pneumonia.
DR.. j. + Clifford is having motor
placed In his cttce to run his electrical
machine.
z l.. Merchant arrived home Monday
after a two weeks stay in Lawrence.
Fitchhurg and Boston. Mrs. Merchant
remained for a longer stay at the homo
OF her brother In Lawrence.
The young SON of Mrs. Abhie Alexander
underwent an operation Saturday for the
removal Of his tonsils. lie is attended ly
Or, Clifford
Or. clifford, assisted by Dir. A. c. Bailey,
performed a successful operation several
days ago on the leg OF Nj. c. Rowell, who
Continued on It'll psse)
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

left here about seven months ago he hay
ing secured a position in Lebanon and
has been there since.
The remains OF the late Thomas Burns
who was killed hv being struck 10y an eN-
Jrcss train at Lebanon. \. H., saturday
evening will not he brought here for bur
ial as was at first intended The remains
were 50 horribly manglcd that it was con
sidered advisable net to remove th"r.
Mcssrs Edward Giffir and Frank Nj
uuette have severed their connection with
j. ID. Yandow and have entered INTO part
ncrshp and opened grocery and meat
market in Burlington.
Mrs. ]. G. A. spear Of st Paul MINI,
Is in town the guest of her sister Mrs. A.
O. Hood.
Ernest Jasmin has severed his connec-
ton with Parizo Bros ana has accepted
q similar position with J. u, Naudow,
Joseph Dubrule and John MCGrath have
returned from Lebanon, y a.. whcic they
went to take charge Of the remains Of th"
late Thomas Burns who was hll"d thcr"
Saturday. The remains were not brought
home but were Inferred in Lebanon aS
was also one of the other victims, the two
funerals being held from the same church.
Miss Georgiana Sturtcvant has returned
from weeks visit at Lake Mcgauti", i.
Q. Mrs. Wallmuller. who accompanied her
will remain a month or two longer
Parizo Bros. moved their stock OF gro2-
cries and meats into their new quarters
yesterday in the store formerly OcCdplcd
by H. J.. Johonnott as drug store The
interior has tccn rcmodclled and painted
Throughout. The front of the building g.
ing arranged with every convenience re-
CURED In a modern rrocery. while the rear
has been lifted up for a meat market and
storehouse
l.. W Ravln left Yesterday for a few
days business trip to Greenwich, \. Y.
Miss Della Adler of Ehrcciff ON th'
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RICHFORD.

The strike OF the trackmcn on the G. T.
railway is now in its sixth week, and last
week the first bit of excitement bsean,
and ii l. feared that trouble Is brewing -
Mrs. II. C. Aver and daughter Glenna, are
visiting at Saratoga Springs with MIS-
Ayers sister, Mrs. h. j. Kendall.-Quito
a number of black bass are being caus ht
in the river here. and 1t is said that not a
few are small fiSh.-Albert Smith and wife
of Colchester. ILL.,, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. Smith Is a native Of this plil. .
and went west some 30 years ago.-Mrs.
Tempcton of Irasburgh is visiting her
brother DIR. II. A. jamin
Howard of New York came here last week
to spend several weeks with S. Carl Car
pontcr.-Rev. James Simonds preached his
farewell sermon in st. AIMS church last
Sunday of which church ne has been the
rector the past six years. He with his
family left here Monday evening for
Ayclsford. Nova Scotia, y .. ~ la 3. rc-
cepted "A call to an important charsc..-G.
T.. Ladd has been appointed trustee OF the
bankrupt estate of Casayant and Mosier. -
III. L.. Rustedt, county examiner will hold
public examin alton Of teachers here July
% at Fnosburgh Falls, August, and Swan
ten, August 6.-The Walter l. Main cir
Gus Is to show here Old Home Week, An
gust 16.-Mrs. Fred 7, lIcfllon and daugh-
ter of Chilcothe, Mo, has come to spend
the summer With her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs q. w. Gibson.-Mrs. G. G. Hamilton
and son have returned from Worce ster,
Mass. where they have been the past two
months.-F. II, Dewart of St. Adams Is I'm
town this week surveying and establish
Ing lines, and getting the correct bourdar-
les for different parties.--Mrs. L. McGet-
trick and daughter Miss Gertrude. won't
Monday to ST. Adams for a weeks Visit
with friends there ana AT Bakersfield .-
MATS. julia Taylor OF Minneapolis Is visit
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BAKERSFIELD

Sylvester Wiley Of Boston has been Wis
iting at w. S. Smith s.-Miss Mabel Start
has returned from Old Orchard Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Blodah are taking a
carriage drive To WinooSki to visit Mr.
Rocahs brother. Nelson Mr.. George
Hyde and sons of Mexico are visiting Dr.
w. II. Hyde. Arthur Isham Is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Morrill, have returned
from Mt Mansfield Walter Start has
gone to Boston, where he has employment.
--Rev. Mr.. Smithers of St. Adams and
Roy. j. 5. Allen exchanged pulpits Sunday.
Mr.. Smithors topic was "Chini" Wlich
was ably discussed. In the evening tenn
rcrlncc lecture was clVen.-Judge Star.
was at home over Sunday.-Mrs. Belle
Charge is seriously ill.-Mrs. Warren Is
ham has gone to Worcester, Mass. to visit
her daughter.-IIern,an Wheclock is very
seriously i'll with stomach trouble THE
prolonged dry weather has ruined many
gardens and crops. The water supply has
also failed at MANY places
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JEFFERSONVlllE.

Mr. and Mrs Morse of Wolcott are visit
inp their son. l.. f. Morse.-The Junior
EndeaVor society gave lawn party a.
Mrs g. J. Thomas Thursday evening.
lee cream and cake we're served and the
receipts Wore nearly SS-Mss Clara Pitkin
of Boston is guest nj Rev. RI. c.
Howard s.-News has been received of the
death of Andrew Lavigne who was form
erly proprietor of the Cottage Hotel in this
plaCe.-Mr and Mrs John Butler Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Thompson and Mrs. Gaylord
Say'-s and daughter recently took a trip
TO Waterbury. Montpelier and vicinity
Mrs. Scion Preston ard Mrs. Sedrle ~
Springfield Mass. are guests at Mr..
Len'ira OsleY S-Mr. Roswell Hawley,
who has srent several months with Al
mon Hawley has returned TO his home n
Oneida, ~ Y.-Prof c. S. Cornell OF II l.
yoke, Mass, has a class in vocal music in
this p9cc-Cdrds are cut for the wed lin !,
of Miss sara Leland and Mr.. Smith Of
JOIrSDu
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Wilder, Miss NoIu
Nilder, Rhett j. Gates and Winfield He'll
left Monday for TIE Pan-Amcricln Ex-
pOstion.-H. l.. Chandler Is spending a
few weeks here with his wife.-R. NJ.
WIlcomb of Lyndon Is the guest OF his
uncle, c. w. No rgan.-Misses Bradley and
Wing of Connecticut Misses Boright,
Bahcock and Arthur Paddock of Boston,
are boarding at w. T.. Iatten's.-S, w.
Powell Of Jeftol sonvillo has been speudin;
few days with his son, G W. Powell
\ rural free delivery route starts from this
village september 2nd.-Thc large part of
the farmers have finished haYing, ana all
report Il large crop arVested.-Iiomer
Gilbert and family of Montgomery are
guests at Or. lialls.-C. l.. OVitt and fam
lily of tn psburg and others arc camping
at the Pond.-Mr. SpGuldng of the St, Al
bans Messenger staff. wife and daughter
were in town MondnN and TMesdAN.
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ST. GEORGE.

George Jimmo has left Charles Allen $
ana has gone to Bristol lac ksOn Isham Is
quite sick. being threatened with pncumo-
MIA Miss Irene Small Of Essex visited her
hrothcr-m-law NJ. W fiinSdill last sun
day Mr.. am Mrs. En-. rsCn HinSdill and
two children of Barre spent Sunday with
MS Edgar Hinsdill, The many friends
of Wallace Place of ilinoSbuIGh arc pleas
ed 10 know that he IS fast regaininE MS
health Miss Eliza lsham has returned
from Buffalo and is spending the summer
a. the old home.--Mr. and Mrs, Sidney y.
Tillcy of WilistOn visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Tilluy last week -StdgNtck Allen and
son Clayton, Of South burlington were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs, O. w. Isham
the first of the week-LoOmis Allen Is nov
able to attend TO his usual duties ISIS
Ada Tiucy of Burlington spent last week
with her cousin, Marguerite IillcY.-Mrs.
Casey of the telephone line returned last
week and with his assistants has this limo
raurlV Compl.tCd.
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs. George Martin of Concord, n H. is
visiting her mother Mrs Ella Streetor. -
Miss Myrtle Pease was in Barre last
week.-Henry lebanon met with an acci-
dent one day last week that makes it n c.
eSsary for him to use Crutch having run
"A pitch fork tine into one Of his TT.
j. Robinson of RichmCnd was at Sylv"s-
ter Stockwclrs several days last week.
Miss Hattie Gile, who has been spending
her vacation with her parents has return
ed to Worcester, Mass-Capt and Mrs.
Charles Blake of Eden were in town scv-
eral days last Week.-Mrs., Philoma Vale,
who has been visiting relatives here has
returned to her home in Washington, y. g.
taking her niece Edith Guyctte with her.
Mrs. Henry York has gone Ia Williams
town to visit her son and daughter. Lester
and Effie MOrean.
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Kingsley and daughter Catherine Of
Wnitham, Mass, are spending the summer
with Mrs. Kinrscv's father, John Carlc. --
Mrs. Nelson young and grandson Of
plattsburgh visited at W. W. Rockwell $
last wtclt.--W} rren braNtor WAS nome
from South Hero over Sunday Miss Mil
drcd Mrf,lroy Of Tomsou. y. v. Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs r. Is. Rockwell Mrs o.
T. Black and sons of New ton. Mass. are
visiting friends In ttwn.-rhe Dramatic
club went to South Hero the 18th ana re-
port very enjoyable time. The week be-
fcre they went to ClarcnCcvillc. j.. = -
Mieses Sadie ard Nina Sheldon of Sh field
are visiting friends III town after nearly n
years absence.--Th ere was d double we'd
ding Inv tho Catholic church July 18th at .
O'Clock. The contracting parties were
Fred IIazcn ard Miss Olive Dragon ana
Ernest Ouimct ana Miss RosHnna
Dragon. a reception was held during the
afternoon ard evening at the homo e tho
bride.--Arthur Pierce Of Rutland Wd- the
guest of his aunt Mrs. Josie Lewis. over
Sunday.-Miss Ida fonsingcr Of ltut-
land and her sister, Miss Edna HonsinEcr
of st. Adams. we're home over Sunday.
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SWANTON.

The storm struck here about II 80 Thurs
day forenoon and was the worst of the
season. Trees were blown down and telc-
phone and electric wires badly mixed up
one polo on Canada street. which carried a
great number of the Northern Telephone
Companys wires was broken down and
the wires snapped by a large tree being
blown down across the wires. A large
quantity of rain fell in a short time, the
first In a long time, No buildings were in
iured and none hurt so far as heard from.
The storm was worse at st, Adams.
The funeral of little year old Eva
Hancc, who died from her burns Tuesday
morning, will he held from the church of
the NATIVITY Thursday morning W S;3H-
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WESTFORD.

Don Smith had a horse die sunday
night. Ray Bates is home from Albany
fur u short vacation. He expects TO re
turn soon to enter the employ OF the New
York Central railroad.
Misses Eva Macomber and Grace and
Lizzie Allen returned Saturday niIht from
Rufialo.-Whilc drawing logs in w. y.
Mncumber's mll-yard Thursday morning
George Holmes broke leg the accident
bting caused by II log rolling ON 1.-THE
wind accompanying the shower hurSd ~
noon did considerable damage m the west
part of the town. \ tree Vas blown upon
n A. Eenyon's sugar house breaking II
down and shing his oNarorat"r hno
store tubs Mr. and Mrs John II. Allel
won't to Queen City Park Monday for two
weeks lurnC the Sumner schoo'-Th'
wind Thursday blow down large portion
of the trees in rlvah Holmes Sdgar place
and about 80 for Charles kilubulI. Mrs
g. ". Rice of Fast Walrn-ford visited al
II. w Riccs lest week. Miss Harriet
Eicc goes to Whallonburg, y. " this
VrtgL
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ing relatives hero for the summer sha
went this week to Albany for weeks Wis
it.-People on Province street We're dis
turbed last Sunday by the many Stag2cr-
ing ones coming from the line. A bloody
ncht took place in front Of G.. SmitE y
house. The good people are getting sick
of these drunks.-The hay crop in this g.
ton is one of the largest eyer secured here
Help has been scarce and all Of the farm rs
are not Yet done haYing.-Dr and Mrs. X.
NJ. Pelton. II. l.. Baker and wife are uc-
Cupying their cottage at Proome Lake
Mr.. nd Mrs w r. Comings and Miss
Jennie Gof arc camping at Block Falls -
September > is the datc on which the two
rural delivery mail routes will start out
from the post Office here.
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UNDERH'l.l.

Miss Hawke of Boston Is guest at W. =.
Nays. ON Tuesday she visited Mt Mans
hcid with \, f, Nay of Boston, Harry
Bliss of Beverly, Mass. ana Miss Eva Nay
L. s. Whtcomb and Mrs. Whitcomb went
to Sunnyside camp ON Saturday for stay
of three or four daYs-Last Friday, A. Ia
Chase and family of Huntington, L. l.,
and Dr, Bryan Of FaYettsvillc, n, y, Were
tn" guests of Mrs T. II, Mann and Ma
dame Whitcomb, on Wednesday they went
10 Essex, n. Y, where Mr. Chase and fam
lily are In camp for the Summer.-May
Whitaker has accepted a position rs st"n"-
graphcr for the Vermont Farm Machine
Co. at BalloMS Ealla Hha left for her
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JOHNSON.

Misses Alice and Rosa Beecher from
White RNcr junction, Miss Lillian froin
Nergeur,s and Mrs fora Vaughn from
Chicago arc visiting their father, II 4.
Becchcr-prof. NScr ana wife started
Monday fer a few weeks vacation stoppir :
at Rutland and Bcnninston.--J. G. Hart
well spent Sunday with his wife here. =
Orange Buck is improving ana il able ~
sit Up a little.-Jay Tart'ow and wife from
Morrisvile spent SUNDAY with his parents
hore.-Dr. Goodwin is making needed re-
pairs on his Foster buildings recently pur-
chasod.-A II, Buck and wife started
Monday for a visit to relatives in Essex.
burlington and Filing burg, y. Y. they in-
tend to visit Buffalo b. fore returning II.
w. Stevens and wife are visiting his Sis
ter at Sugar I'M, y, U.-Oscnr Mcfar-
lane and wife have returned from Buffalo.
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HUN INGT0N.

PGcll Andrews and wife Of Aubany, n.
V arrived in town Thursday, ana will
spend few weeks at their summer home.
Miss Ida Fuller of Waterbury was IN
town one day last week.-MIss Ella Ken
yor fell from a load of hay Thursday, ana
fractured her arm.-Melvin Ross and
mother of Bristol spent Sunday with Mr..
ana Mrs y. A. Bickford.-N o. Kenyon
Is moving into the Crane house-Mrs. \.
a. Johns has returned from Buffalo. Y. Y.
Miss Gaylord Saylcs of Walla Walla.
Wash, is expected in town this week
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NORTH HERO.

c. p. Hazen has completed a 90xf0 foot
barn on his home place.-Nrs Violin Lton
Blanchard of Dakota Is visiting her sister
in-law, Mis-. Nettie lIutchins. Mrs.
Blanchard's husband was a former Nortn
Island boy and lost his life about llvo
years ago in n trolley car accident ut
Portland. orr gen Prof. s. f. Barton Of
the Albany usiness college who has Noon
Spending several days at the Parker
House. t.aGrange. leaves for buffalo y.
Y, this week to visit the pan-Am ricJn
exposition. Charles r. Wheeler Of Spring
field, Mass, was in town last week.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

DIR. w. r. Andrews Is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. /. Forbes at Notwithstanding
w. c. r. L. met with Miss Priscilla Chat
fee Friday afternoon.-E. ID. Culver and
{. Austin are in Waterville.-Miss Annie
Norris of East Farnham visited the
Misses Norris the past week. The West
Berkshire Cornet band elected the follow
ing officers ut their annual meeting
President, Clarence A. Hull; viCc-pres-
dent, William II. Lang: secretary, Chas.
II. Austin, treasurer George y. Jones
leader Charles A. Ewins; business mana.
ger, j. c. Weld.-Mrs. Henry Bashaw Is
Visiting relAtiNes in GrAnhN. Z. q.
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FAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Conant and son, who visit
Cd Miss Il. NJ. Royce last week. went 10
St Adams Saturday.-Mrs \. r. SoavCr
Of Taftsvillc is visiting at her fathers
Ira Smiths r. II. Combs returned h, me
Tuesday morning with carload of West =
crn horsos.-A party of about twelve went
to the pinnacle last wcek.-A very Dle as
ant dancing party was given at the Cen
trail House last week MedncSday.--Af Mr..
Mrs. Mark Ruhlee and son visited at A.
w. Rubl"e's Sunday.-The Ladies Auxil-
larry met with Mrs Wadleigh, Wcdncs-
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ESSEX CENTRE

Mrs " f., Tomhleu and son Robert,
who have been visiting Mrs. a. j. Garrow,
started Tuesday morning to visit Mrs,
Tomhlcu's sister, Mrs. NJ a. Tracy. They
will also take in the exposition. REV. H.
+. Butler and daughter Carrie or Alma,
Mich, and Dr. and Mrs. +, II. Cillty Of
burlington, called upon friends in the vii
laGe Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. ste
vcns of Grand Isle are spending "A few
days at their old home on the Plains
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Mary Beaulac, wife of Campbell
Smith, died Sunday night of diphthcria at
II o'clock and was buried in Fairfield In
their family lot at a. IN. Monday. Ev-
cry precaution has been taken to prevent
the spread of the disease. This is the first
case of diphthera jim town for several
years There are five children sick in the
family of +. l.. Bushcy-Rcl. r. j.
Chrystic Of johnson OBLIGATED at the NJ.
f., church Sunday, July u, morning and
evening services.
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MILTON BORO.

terrific storm of VIVA rain and hail
visited this section Thursday about noon.
Hail fen the size OF huttcruuts. 1t broke
several panas a.: glass at T.. e. SMITHS,
blew down an gpricot tree. ana in several
places levolled corr and grain. Rev. j. L.
ScwHll Of North Broollticld. Mass, is at
Camp Rich this wcck.-CharlcS Boclarr
mother is visiting him. The camps on tn"
shore ar rapidly filling with guests.
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The Edminister and Cheslcy players are
appearing every night this week at Bul-
lards hail in fine repertoire of dramas
and comedies. Tuesday evening nearly
fiftY of the boarders at Hotel Champlain
came np in big teams and hayracks and
attended the play.
Little Raymond Dunbar, daughter of
Frank Dunbar hurt her hand badly Tues
day, getting it caught in a bicycle chain.
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COLCHESTER.

Jesse White Is In town.--Mr Stewart
has returned home,-Miss Benson and
Miss Tyndall of Burlington spent sun
day with Miss Lucia Manley,-AIrs Ery-
ant Is quite III with neuralgia Miss Rub
samen OF New York city is visiting ut w..
II. Munson's.-Fr Henderson OF l'os-
ton visited at O. W. Wrights last week.
Ray McNall Ia at homo on yisit-Mrs.
Sarah Sawn is visiting at Hank White s -
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Sydney pike and her mother, Mrs.
Rankin, who have been spending a few
days in burlington nave returned to their
homes.-It has been decided to hold the
next meeting of the Georgia Library socic-
~ with Mrs NJ Ballard. August Gth.-Arthur
sargent of burlington is in town.
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CAM BRIDGE.

The concert given by Prof G. s Cornell
of Holyoke, Mass. \. Il. Daignault Of
and j. c, Murray of Springfield
last Saturday evening was n frst-class en-
tertainment and should have had crowd
cd house hut owing to farmers being so
busy hdYing and prevailing sickness there
was not d large attendance. Mr.. Cornell
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is visiting at Mrs. H. Blondin s.-Mrs. II.
G. Petty and son have returned to their
home Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Nelson left Tor
East Calais Wednesday morning where
they expect to spend n few weeks WIS.,
itiug friends.
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MONTGOM cry.

Mrs. Royal Miller was taken to the in
sane asylum at Waterbury on Monday by
officer Martin.-Mrs. Clara Hathaway and
daughter visited at John Combs the past
week.-Mrs.. NJ. L. Maurice has returned
from a visit in acknowledgements Casa
want, II years of age is said to have
caught a trout in the Mill Brook last
Thursday that weighed eleven pounds and
four ouncos.-A daughter WAS born to MIR.
and Mrs, and II, Scott last Tuesday,
Miss Della Lafountain has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
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FLETCHER

The week of the 10th seemed like an old
home week there being SO many former
residents hore.-Among them We're Daniel
and Iucretia Kinslcy of Worcester.
Mass. Myron kinsley and Sophronia Hig-
gins of Oneida, Dr. l.. NJ. Bingham of
Burlington, ii. T.. Netherbee OF st. AL
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
This is Sort Of Semi Annual Stock Correcting Sale.

In business as big as this, often have too much
Of this too little of that can't always tell this half yearly
sale is in progress We call attention to only few
of the items in the different departments
THE CLOAK ROOMS have for two days past Of
fered unusual inducements
manufacturers stock of fine Tailored Suits at less
than one-ha price.
trimmed prices 81 81 to $500 Your choice at $500.
Pique Shirts Linen Skirts Pedestrian Skirts, Chill
drens Jackets Ladies' Jackets and Wraps etc. etc, Silk
Waists, Wash Waists, White Waists, etc., etc. We desire
clean finish, with for the splendid Fall showing
will make
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Dress Goods and Silks.

Great lot of very desirable colored Dress Goods at
AZ cents.
Hundreds of pieces of beautiful Fancy Silks, 81 90
quality oulads etc. Dress lengths Skirt lengths Waist
lengths all marked at 60 cents
Fancy Muslins and all tuckngs, at 80 cents Sell
eCtiOns from high cost materials marked at this
inal price.
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