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NEWPORT.

Lawyer f. j. Farrell of Boston a former
resident spent the past week in town
Miss Eernice Winslow Of Lyndonville is
visiting at f. J. Campbell s-Mrs l.. Fl.
Hamilton of Great Falls y the guest Of
MIS-. benjamin Brown.-Mr and Mrs. Will
lard O'Adams of Springfield former resi-
dent are here visiting their parents.-MrS.
French and daughter of Boston are visit
ing her parents DR. j. w. curricr and
Wife.-O. NJ Gale and family OF Bellevicw.
Florida are visiting his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. T. c. Gale.-Mr. and Mr.. G. q. Far
rar and boys have returned from Grafton.
Miss Nellie Wright died of cancer Of the
stomach at her home in the west part OF
the town Thursday. The funeral was held
Fr.day.-Therc We're tNentYfour appli-
cants who took the civil service examine
ton last Monday.-At the adjourned
sohoolmoeting held last Tuesday evening
il was voted TO purchase the r. Grout site
on school street for the new school house,
Miss Ada Bailey has gone to Sugar Nm,
y. H., 10 work in n notsl-Mr. Mark
Meacham and family OF Boston are III
town on visit.-Albcrt Glines of W.si
Burke was in town the past week to at
tend the funeral of her agcd aunt. Mrs
Emily GlincS Iiesly.
W. n. kinnic Is very sick-Mrs J r.
Han is very III at Ter cottage at the Bluff
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bean OF Lowell
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs J.
f Prolty.-Mrs \. NJ Bradley of Sprng-
fcld is visiting her daughter, Mrs. {. {.
Davis.-hIiss Mattel tattaraCh at MOrtpe-
her is suffering at tho Bell Telephone Of
fCe-Fred CattaraCh is taking an outing
on fishing and hunting trip oi tNo or
three weeks in Canada. Mrs. Williamson
Of Brooklyn n. Y, is stepping At l. j,
Parker s,-Miss Maud Akin has returned
from her home in Canada and is back at
her place In True and blanchard a. Cos,
store. Ernest Scott is clerking in the AM
erican Clothing stOrc.-L. +. Curricr Of
Woodsvlle, n. IL, Is visiting his parents.
DIR and Mrs. J. w Currior.- Mrs. t. r.
Woodside of MorrisVille, a former resident
is here Oh a vst.-Judge +. h. Alfred mas
returned from his western trlp.--Mr
Forsvtho of Washington, y. g, Is the
guest of Ward ProutN Miss Retta Web
ster of New YoIk is the guest of Mrs. w.
f.. Kennie,-Gertil de L. Anderson, the
operator for the Peoples Telephone COM
pany. is taking her vacation at Old Orch
ar Reach
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will go to New York city on business.
MIR. Joseph Seymore ana Miss Annie
Pencil were married at the Church of the
Nativity at 8 a. m. Tuesday morning
They had reception at the home of the
bride on Canada street. aud left on the
1850 y. m, train for Waterloo and other
Canadian points.
The case of ~. r.. Bullard vs.. the st. Al
bans street Railway Companyg comes up
before Judge Taft at St Albans Friday at
80 u. m, on a motion of the attorneys foi
the road to have the injunction dissolved
John a. Lcoliinland has Just received a
complete electro plating outfit. including q
dynamo. and will soon he ready to do all
kinds of electro plating. Since the buckle
factory went away from here there mas
been nothing of the kind in town.
Edward Meiggs of Montpelier formerly
OF Swanton. recently returned from the
Philinnincs. has boon Nisiting IN Town.
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WEST FIELD.

Mrs G. H. " nitComb and GauGhtO OF
Noithwood, low a, have been spending few
days with her carly friends.-Rcv. George
Jones of North Troy, preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday IT, eN-
change with Rev. NJ. WinslOw Farinan.--
Rev. j. II. Conc is eNphectod home on next
SunddN.-Misses Edith Cone and l4ailah
Brown have gone to Woodstock, for
tn. summcr.-Miss Nellie Wright of New
port was buried in O, r. Wrehts lot last
Friday Sh was ii very bright interostinS
woman. who had many friends to mourn
her loss, besides her brothers and Two
sisters Amos Cross end Frank Chapman
went to sutton Flats last Sunday to attend
a fpneral. /. :. Johnson aud wife went to
MansonVlls Saturday to attend his nep-
heW's funeral
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr. Spooner's family have arrived at
their summer home from springfield, Mass,
James Austin, sr., is quite sick this week
with cold --Asahel Durkee and wife from
Essex are with their daughter. Mrs. II. II.
Tracy for few weeks,--Harris holman Is
at Q. F. Legane's to help through hay inS.
--Lect Rlodgett lost g. chickens by the
skunks GETTING among them last week,
Leslie Durkee spent Saturday and Sunday
with his cousin, Oscar Tracy.-B A, Dur
kee and family came TO visit his father, At
II, u, 1'racy's,--George Pratt is at his ia
theirs 10 help 70 DO his having.
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,lace.-Mrs. Christiana Merchant Of War.

place.-Mrs. Christiana Merchant Of war.
rem, n. H., is visiting her daughter, Ms.
r. s. Austin. Mrs. Frank Ford hae been
confined to tho house by illness for tho
past two weeks.-Mrs Ntttie Wilson and
son Hale have gone to Lake Morcy, wh,re
Mrs. Wilson has q position as cook at the
Glen Falls Iousc.-Henry Albee Of West
Prookheld, Mass, is at home for two
weeks vacation.-Mrs. Jessie Gates Is
spending two weeks at Lake Morey. Miss
Maude Wilson is keeping house for Dr.
Wilson in Mrs. Gates abscnce.-Charles
$ Woods Of West Brookdeld Mass Is
tho guest of Henry Allbee.- Miss Lillian
Martin is spending tho summer vacation
at home. Mrs. r. J. McNiece as been the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Hiland, but returned
to North Th"tford Saturday.-Dr. and Mrs.
+. r. Smith of East Cornth are visiting
their son, Dr. L. 7. Smith, Jr., for a few
DAYS.
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MILTON

Rev F. f. Herrick exchanged with
Rev. Evan Thomas of Essex junction Sun
dey.-Mrs Joseph Perry Of Malone is visit
ine her uncle IeVi Demo Mrs. Tohln
Of Swanton Is with her daughter, Mrs +.
r. Rosers.-The family of Rev. T.. T.. Her
rick are in camp at South Hero noar the
toll gatc.-Mrs L. l.. Chadwick spent sun
day at her old home in HehCato. Miss
Emma Pepin and Mr.. Ieavcns Morgan
were married at the residence of a O. An
Herson Saturday. The ceremony WIS per-
formed by Rev. J. T. Baxeudalc Mrs.
Marsh Miles and daughter Mrs. f. Il. Cor
mia are visiting in Worcest cr.-Princpsl
G. n. Wiley is attending the summer
school at Burlington this week.
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CAMBRIDGE,

The ball team went to Hyde Park Snttr-
DAY ana played with their team and came
home with flying colors as they beat them
hard-Miss Emma Patch is sick at her
sisters. Mrs. Jared Ray more s.-Rev Ed
win Wheelock came from Boston Friday
to st. Adams and Mrs. Wheelock went
down and spent Sunday there with him at
ms daughters. He came homo Monday
feeling very well and can rcc fairly well -
There is to be lawn party under the
auspices of the w. n. NJ $. Thursd1y
evening on the church lawn Cake and
ice cream will be served.-Prof. c. 5. Cor
rel with some of his friends from Holy =
exc, Mass, will give a concert at Ameri-
can House hall Saturday eveninG.-H. a.
Hatch, Carroll Brush Frank Start and
Fred Wiley went to Burlington last week
and took the civil service examination. 49,
Prof. and Mrs. f. b. Merriam of Hard
wick have been visiting at W. n. Parker s
"A few days.-Hollis Gray is camping with
a party from Morrisvile at Greensboro
Pond. His cousin, Miss Reed. of Worces.
ter Mass, is one OF the parry
Ruth Stevens is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. T.. c. Wells
DR.. Flandreau of Bondville was in town
last week visiting Mrs Hattie Putnam
and Miss Lillian Mable. They with Mr.
T. g. Macoy went to the Notch Friday
for days outing.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
1ohn arc visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Fcase.-Mrs Anna Purdy To-
hin OF Pike Station, y. H., is home visit
ing her parents Mrs. Parker of S..
Johnstury is guest OF Edith Story a
few days.--Winnie Story and Lena Wood
rum are at Queen city Park attending the
teachers association.-There was spt cia |
service OF music at the Congregational
church Sunday morning Charles Cush-
ing violinist, and Charles Iabourty, cor
nctist; Harry Reynolds at the organ,
rendered some fine selections. May Par
ker sang "A Dream of Paradise" very
fincly.-The union service of the c. T.,
society is AT the Methodist church next
sunday evening. These meetings are very
interesting and well attended special mu-
sic is rendered. house we'll decorated and
everything done to increase and help the
young people.
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GREENSBORO.

William Barclay is very ill John Pat
terson and wife OF Barre are visiting at
William Barclay 's.-Miss Maggie Logan is
quite ill--E. J. FIallctt. wife and daughter
FL ma, of St. JOhuspury are visiting at
Hiram Caldcrwood'S Sc. w. Palmer and
family, who have been spending /, "
r ohths at kcnnobuck Fcach, Me, have
returned home Miss Mabel Briggs, who
has been visiting 1t Elmer HHilcN's went
last week to MorTisVille, where she VIII
visit before rctuiuine 10 her home At
Barre. Mrs. 6. ". Wiley, who has DItn
i'll is impruying-John ScaVer is ill.,
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE,

Miss LconOra Wakefield of Lowell Wis
fled in town this week. Mr. c. A. Gar
dyne and family are in North Troy for
two weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Foss and
Mr.. G. r. Hall and family were in Knowl-
ton over Sunday, Mr.. Horace Marcy H.
confined to the house by illness-Miss
Charlotte Hopkins of Sheldon is staying
here for a few wccks.-Mrs. Bert Elkins
was seriously injured Monday night by
being thrown from a buggy near Hutch-
mss mill.-Mr. A, A. Cook is spending his
vacation at his home near Ogdensburg, n.
Y.--Mlss lucla II. Patenaude left July
18th to be away several weeks visiting re-
latives in New Hampshire, Massachusetts
and Connecticut-Mr Nelson Bailey of
Baldwin, WIS. son Of Mr. u. n, Bailey
formerly OF this place. accompanied by
his wife, visited his aunt, Mrs. Fl. l.. Coon
this wcek.-Michael Green. who has spent
the past two wears in the Philippines has
retnrntd.-ruesday and Wednesday were
the hottest days Of the season here.
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ELMORE.

James Howison, who lived in ~ south
part of the town died on Saturday and was
buried on Monday He was about eighty
years old. Albert his son is very ll.-.Mrs
j. f. Hill was taken to the insane ASYLUM
short time ago. Several years ago she
was insane for number of years but re
covered so she has been able TO attend 10
her household duties until quite recently
She is between n and 50 years old. she was
a sister of Charles Parker late of fillmore.
MIS-. Frank Slayton. who broke her knea
two years ago and had but recently got
SO she could go without her crutches, ha 4
the misfortune to hurt il quite badly a few
days ago. 1t Is hoped that She has not
broken it again. but II will be some time
tefore she will he as well as before. This
is the fourth time she has had that leg
hurt. Mamie Cooper is AT work for her. --
Russell Page, Dewey Hanley and Newton
Camp of Hyde Park put up tent on the
shore of Lake Gilmore near the Churchill
cottage last Friday night They came up on
Saturday evening and staiu - - r. 'o-'
morning Munroe BeardslN has been
quite sick the past few days
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Fred Eldred accompanied nv Henry
Bidder left here Thursday morning on
his return to Fresno. Cal, after a visit of
several weeks with his parents and
friends. -olin Samson has resigned his
position as bookkepor with y NJ Shop
lev n Co. at Sheldon SPRINGS. Mr.. and
Mrs james Randall and daughter Ella
of Frankliu visited at n. f. Yields on
tridaY.-Miss Ellie Waldron II Durling-
ton Business college, is spending her va
cation in town,-Don G. Stone made "A
TIVE days visit in town last week lie mas
been with Or. Wade in New port the past
two months, assisting him in his work as
an optician. He will remain with him for
the present --RcN. and Mrs t. + Jcffer-
son have returned from their vacation,
spent in Northern New York Mrs. NJ. j.
Blair OF Newport is visiting her mother.
Mrs. NJ. r. Chatlec.-iay w. FELTON,. prn-
opal of Bradford dcad"mv. was in town
last week. Mr. FELTON,. who was former
y resident of this place has accepted
a position as instructor in the Philippines
and left Monday for San Francisco from
whence he will sail for Mania.-Miss
Glcnna Gilhar is employed in the store
OF Aseltine and Greenwood as clerk in the
dry goods Department. E.Varts Kent
" hose father WAS many years ago pastor
of the Congregational church in Enos-
burrh is visiting his many friends in
town. Mr. Kent j. pastor of a church in
Victor Iowa. He occupied the pulpit in
the Methodist Episcopal church last Sum
day. and delivered very excellent ser
mon Mrs. Emmett McFeotcrs has re-
turned home after an ahscnC" of several
wecks.-Ro,. l.. O. Sherburne and family
have gone into campat IIiRhGatc Springs.
The pulpit will he occupied next sunday
b.. Rev S. II. Smith of Swanton and the
Sunday following 10y Rov. -. ID. Pierce
Miss Anna Rolac has entered the employ
GOD
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the Emily Hunt place of g. NJ Ballard
Consideration, $l5ooIt has been very hot
for the last week and many had to stop
work I'm the hay iield.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
ballard were IN Milton the 18th Mrs. Pal
myra Ballard and daughter Mable spent
the 18th at Judson Cars in Gcorgia,-C
Smith and wife, who have been visiting
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Eliza Hunt left
the 18th. for Maine.-Miss Mable Ballard
rs visiting in Albany this woek.-Edward
Rowland who has been sick for long
time went to the hospital the 17th.-Mr.
Tilley and a friend Of Swanton visited at
II. i. Pease's the l4th.-O Sayles has sold
his place on tho plains to a MIR. Coon Of
Mlton.--Mrs. Curtis Wilson visited friends
in st Adams last week.-Mrs. and Mrs.
kendrich returned to their home In Pro-
whence, II. L. last week
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Misses Jessie and Winfrcd Carpen-
ter frcm EnoSburg Falls are visiting
friends in town.-Rev. Mr. Stanley, wife
and daughter are visiting at Richard
IaHls-Miss Amelia Ruhlee has been vis-
iting her sister Mrs. Mark Rublco, at
Richford the pust Wtek-Read Buck from
Portland, Ore. who has been stopping at
the Central House for "A few de:s. return.
cd home Mondav.-The annual meeting OF
the Village Improvement society was held
at Mrs. II. Moren's on TucsAIr evening to
eject ofiiccrs.-Mr. Miller from Waterford.
y. Y" is visiting at l.. \. Tutro'S.-A
daughter WAS bern to Mr. and Mrs. George
Tatro SUNDAY. July l3th
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ISLE LA NOTE,

o. J. and NJ. s. Thomas have a fine lot
of currants and raspberries Mrs. Adams
and son and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan and daughter of New York are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. REYNOLDS
Mics Ida Farrsworth Of Plattsburgh is
visiting Miss Josie Lengfie'd. The first
pilgrimage tn Fort St Anne was last sun
day from Swanton.-Mrs. Charles Hol-
comb Of New York city is visiting Mrs.
Eli Holcomb.--Miss Jennie Watson Of New
London. Conn. is visiting her grandfathe
w. +. IIill,-Mrs. G. NJ Young of Platts-
burg visited Mt NJ. s. Thomas Thursday
Miss Florence IIouphton returned to
Swanton Thursday.--D. T. Trcmbley has a
house full Of boarders.-Fred Bedard and
Miss Florclla T~itche'l and Mrs. Bedard
were guests of II. G. HolColnb last week
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. William lIoughton and children or
tndethill are visiting at stephen tiough-
tons. Mrs. Lyman Field and Mrs. ella
Shattuck started Thursday for an extend
ed visit to Chicago and other places In the
West Mrs. Marion Brigham with the two
children of Clarence Brigham arrived in
town last week to spend several weeks at
w. q. Brgham's. charles BARNES and
friend of Manchester, n H., are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Barnes
Albert Boucher has gone to Montreal for
few days.-Miss olive Brunette has gone
to Swanton to spend few weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. n Morrill, have gone to Mt
Mansfield to spend week
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DERBY.

Ambrose Ripley and wife of Topeka.
Kan, were in town Saturday and Sunday
last. They were residents of Derby 81
years ago.--Will Carney of Salem Derby.
who has been in Athens, Georgia. attend
ing IA law school. graduated some two
weeks since but is now suffering with -
fever and not able to return home.-John
Taylor has been spending his vacation at
home lie spent last week at Lake Park
With his uncle, WIN Holbrook. heipin,;
to care for II yourg lads who were
havinG an outing there from ST. Johns
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev w T. Stanley went to Chicago
Monday, July Il. Mrs. Stanley will visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aller
at East Berkshire for few weeks before
joining him.-A. J. Livingston of St Al.
bans is spending the week at his father 8
w. s Livingston s.-Miss Minnie r. Ca.
prom returned from Amsterdam ~ v
Monday, where she has been visiting heI
brother for several weeks
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

George f. Jones, Familiarity known as
Yankee" Jones, died Wednesday after
noon of heart disease. He has been i'll
with asthma for some time and has been
able to do little work for the past two
years. He was 66 years old and Is sur
vived by wife and three daughters Eva.
the widow of Hugh Grove and Mrs.
George Pinuey, both of this place, and
Mrs. Frank Fonda Of St. Adams, He also
leaves two brothers, StepE~s JsAss ST
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

Mrs c. L. Jewett of Swauton and her
daughter. Mrs. w. Bingham of New Uulm,
MINI, visited at Mrs A. II. Sherman $
last week.
Among the organizations which will
take part in the parade ON Aug. 18TH are
st Alhans Electric street Railway band.
Co. h, V. n. g., Knights T"mplar. Knight J
of Pythias. ForesterS 81. Adams fire de-
partment Georgia Band Swanton Band,
lie and drum corps. and floats ropres,ut-
ing Franklin County Creamery ASsoCia-
ton. willard Manufacturing Company. St,
Adams Remedy Company, st Nlbans
Foundry Company, ". y. Forda's indus
tries. st, Adams Furniture Company, st,
Adams high school. Central Vermont Rail-
way Company Bost wick Bros. ST. Adams
Gaslight Company, Chisholm Bros New
England Telephone Company. and mer-
chants generally, c. w. Reagans rougn
riders, antiques and horriblas. Most of The
other towns in the county will lie we'll rep
resented.
Rev. D. j. OSullvan will preach a SER
mon at Cliff Haven summer School next
Sunday and has arranged with the steam' r
Chateaugay to take a party from the Bay
at nine o'clock to the Clif, not stopping
at Plattsburgh
Frederick Tossicr, a former resident OF
this city died at his home at Nattcli Il
l., Sunday. The burial took place III
this city on Wednesday.
The St. AlbGns Electric Light and Power
company has sold a largo controlling in
terest in their stock to a syndicate known
as the Dodge Water Power of sheldon.
The syndicate consists of john r. Kelly
and c. c. Cheancy Of Pittshcd. W. T.
Fairchild of New York | {. Iland,v and
II. c. Gray of Greenwich. The company
has been roorganized with the following
Officers; President, J. +. Kelly; vice.
president, Nj Maeiff; treasurer II. c.
Gray; assistant treasurer and clerk, ". II.
Chahee. When the power Is developed in
Sheldon whore the water power is located
the plant here will be aba ndoued and
electricity will be largely used,
r. p She ldon of Enoshurg Falls, who
was arrested charged with INVESTIGATION
and breach OF the peace Monday, was
:ried before Judge Thornc, Tuesday after
noon. was fined 500 and costs FOR intoxi-
cation and 500 and costs for the breach
Of the peace. The arrest was made about
10 O'Clock Mond2V night by Policemen
Niles and Nahoncy. Sheldon came here
from Milton.
Edward W. Ryan died at thu hospital in
this city yesterday morning at 2.it o'clock
after an illness of only tow days. lie
was born in Plattsburgh. y. Y, lorty-fi, e
years ago. and has for the past Is wears
kept barber shop on Lake street He
leaves two brothers, William and John
W. Ryan of this city and two sisters,
Miss f., Ryan OF Milton and Mrs H. Clark
of Watertown. The funeral will hc hcld
at St Mary's church at 3 o'clock This ar
ternoon
Mrs. Ann Duling wife OF 'rbun,na I'm
ling died at her homo in Upper Wcldcn
street yesterday morning of brain dis
ease She was siNtv-fo,lr wears old and
leaves a husband and three douebtnrs
Mrs. j. NJ sullivan of pittsL,rp. Mrs
Henry Ranger and Miss FRANCES D,Iing
of this CITY. The funeral ARRANGEMENTS
have not hocn made
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ALBURGH SPRINGS,

Miss Pearl Patton Of Franklin and Miss
Florence Post of st. Adams have been the
guests of Florence G. Patton William NJ
Rockwell has been making a short visit
at II. II. Reynolds ID. S. Harvey came
near having a sun stroke July IS, and has
not fully recovered, but Is able to be about
his store.-Elisha N. Goodsell has COM
menced the study OF law with Jed r. Laid
It Is expected he will he admitted a year
from this fall. as he has been n student
IN an office in New York State for nearly
two wears,
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BELVIDERE,

Most Of tho farmers have a fine hay crou
to harvest Ransom, Sconeld lost his
horse recently. the animal breaking its
leg in the tarn-Etta Davis has gone 10
Jefersonville to work in Melendys Horol
Wright Chaffee is In serious condition
caused by having the nose hleed.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Burt visited friends w Fair
field last week
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SWAN TON.

Jose Parker & Co.. bankers OF Boston,
nave been awarded tho new refundng
bonds a the town of Swanton, which win
Bear interest at 81 per cent instead Of AZ
Der cont and they pay the town s753.7j
Dash fot the privilege OF taking the new
bonds.
Nod Jonnison. one OF the officials of the
T. B. and q. Railrosi at Chicago. arrived
hopday niaht. and will visit his mother
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BENSON.

The prospective trolley line from Rut-
land to Fair Haven and Whitehall is in
eririnc hope In Benson people that there
will Yet be a lire through here 70 Orwell -
Potatoes are suffering quite badly from
drouth Ira f. Bourne went Saturday 10
Fair Haven where he viii remain for sumo
time before resuning work in Eenson.-R.
Continued on eth page)
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EAlREAX.

Samuel AhsNin Is failing fast.-Willlam
Terry of New York Ii visiting his uncle,
II. e. Hull--Mrs Halstead and her son
Stratton and his wife Of New York city il
visiting her mother, Mrs. Straton Hunt
Hon. Geo. Burleson Of St. Albsne was in
town last week on business Miss Nett
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PLEASANT Valley.

Elis George Johnson spent Sunday In
Jcricho.-Miss Maud Warren is visiting at
Herritt Ellsworths Edward Culver and
family or f.nosh,rgh spent sunday AT f.
rrcwstor's. Edward Green of Cnderhill
" working for Luther nickenson.
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STOWE.

A son was born to Mr., M Mrs. Al.
belt ii. Houston July 15th,-The work OF
stating Unity church was commenC, /
Tuesday.-Mrs. Addie Burnham and Maud
Raymond OF Enfeld. N. H.. are visiting in
town.-Chas. Taber of'New York Is stop.
ping with his mother tris week.-The Y
y. S. C. u. Will serve ice cream on the
church lawn on Friday evening. July 18th
A. IT, Cheney was IN Burke "Wednesday
and Thursday on business.