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JEFFERSONVIlI.E,

Mss Dora Sunderland of Highgato has
been guest at s. f.. Stinohours the past
Week.-Mrs. Matte A. Wilcox has return
ed from Burlington, where she has ut On
for few weeks pasta severe electric
storm passed over this place Thursday al
ternoon bet ween four and six o'Clock-1he
fine res dence of Mr.. L. Il. Morse on Park
street was struck by lightning and took
fire but owing TO the prompt action Of thr
citizens, the fire was soon eXtinguiShed
without great damHge.--Ar. r. 5. Fuil' I
was badly bitten on his hard hy his New
foundand dog, which has caused him
much suffering for several days past. ut
this writing he is reported as more COM
Portable Mrs. Fuller, who has been SER
iously III for several weeks is improving
Miss Pearl Morse ard Miss Laura Iago
spent several days the past week AZ the
Mt. Mansfield Spring House,-Mrs. l.. A..
Page and daughter, Cora, visited friends
at Pleasant Valley the past week Mrs
Samue, Crosby of Boston visited friends
in this vicinity recentlY.-Prot. G. :. Corn
ell and party, consisting of y. f. Daig-
nault, of Montreal, Canada, tenor, j. $.
Murray of Springfield, Mass, Violinist and
Miss Marion Cornell accompanist, gave a
concert Friday evening At Swanton, which
drew a large and appreciative audience.
They have also given concerts At Water
vile, Cambridge Richmond Essex Cen
tire, Underhil and Milton Miss Sihyl
Raymore spent several days 1t Essex Gem
tire the past week. The CresCendo Club
met with Mrs. y. r. Wilcox last Friday
evening The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Charles Thomas August 23rd.-About
u from this place went on the excursion
Monday to St. Adams. Martin Randall 5
ii other of Franklin is paying him visit.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

The academy opens August 26. The fol-
lowing teachers have been engaged for
the coming year. f. L. ingalls,. principal
Mrs. L. C. Ingalls,. and Miss Blanche Brig
ham, assistants; Miss Ellen Fitch, inter
mediate; Miss Lila Waite, primary. The
teachers for the dlctrct schols In town are
as follows: North Hyde Park, Miss Win
niford Rooney, Miss Vivian Bullard Doty
district, Miss Elnice Osgood; GARFIELD,
Miss Carrie Laraway; Diggns district,
Miss Hannah Ives; Cent: q, t,i,,. Mss
Ona Davis. The scholars In the Barnes
district will be carried to North Hyde Park
and those in the Rooney Cehtervile
Cleveland Corner. and Battle Row dis
tricts will be brought to tho academy mere
In the village
Miss Anna Bugbee, assistant bookkeeper
in Pages office, left Saturday for a two
weeks vacation.
+. l.. lilley and wife returned Satur-
day from their trip to Greensboro pond
T'rof. u. l.. Ingalls, closed his examna-
tions in Stowe Friday and left Saturday
for West Charleston. where he will re-
main until school begins here on Aug 20
George Flintom. who has been at work
for Fred Currsr the past summer, has
gone to Cambridge.
J. w, Leach has been In camp at Elder
pond for the past few days,
r. S Heard, who has been visiting In
Frankia aoNntx ior iha past Ysek re-
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE,

Herbert ] idd. Miss Ida I.add. Henry
Ladd. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Ladd. j. H.
Donaldson. Miss Lucy Reynolds and Miss
Grace Wilcox started Friday evening for
the Fan-American exposition.-The La
dies Aid met with Mrs. Abner Macomhcr
on Friday and the next meeting will he
with Mr. f. Sampson.-Severa from
Grand Isle and South Hero went to the
clarlbIko At Pow and Arrow Point Lew
is Flows child, which hns been danger
ouSly i'll has recovered Judge Kellogg is
building a private telephone line from IT,.
Martins to- South Hero Corncrs.-Miss
Hattie Mincltler is cunvslescing and Mrs.
Melissa Minckl"r is better from her recent
illness.--ilenry Allen and Fred Martclle
nave done the grading at Grand Isle de-
pot
Roy. John Macombcr ana family of Cali.
fornia and Il. A. Macomber and family Of
Rutland. arrived the 18th and will occupy
the cottage owned by Rev. c. w. Ross for
Il few wcclSs.-Mss Esther Macombcr will
give one of her delightful readings Friday
evening, Aug. 18th at the Methodist Epis-
copal church in this town.-Miss Mollie
Dixon of Somerville, Mass. is gucst of
Miss Mary Ilihbard. -Solon Reynolds OF
Eangor, y. Y, and Mrs Jane Ransom OF
Alburgh are visiting their brother. So
crates Reynolds Miss Olive Guernsey of
Montpelier is visiting Mrs. Il. T.. Wilscy.-
The Arbor Vitae liouc is well filled with
tUcstS, about - regular boardCrs. --Ea Z G
camp has its usual number of guests
Charles Phelps of Boston. Mass, and par Y
of thirteen arc at u. |. Center's for f. W
days.-H u. Munson and wife of New
Haven. Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fas-
SIT and daughters. Mrs l.. Kendall of
EuoshurGh Falls are ut S. p. Gordon .-
Theodore Cady of Williston and daughters
visited friends in town last week.
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HIGHGATE.

Miss Flora Vernal Of st, Adams is tho
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. b. +. Nye.-Missos
Maud and Ethel 1illotson are spending tho
week in st. Albans-W. J. Spooner Is out
again after his recent Illness. Mrs. G. II.
Austin and son Roswell are spending a
few days IN St. Albans--John Harrington.
of Austin, Texas. is visiting his brother,
James iiarring ton-M. h. Barr, who ma,
been confined to his bed the past two
weeks by illness is gaining Mrs G. f..
Walters and little son OF Rochester, n.
Y, are visiting her sister, Mrs Charle $
Stimets at Carter Hin farm-Miss Aloe
Place of Cambridge, Mas, is visiting ncr
uncle, w 4. Placed. f. fIettlon, who
was called here few weeks ago by the
Illness of his mother has returned to his
home in Boston.-Fred Barr returned 20
Iunenburg Monday morning,-Mr Mott
who has been employed 10y G, X. Lyon
and son the past month died very suddenly
Sunday morning. His remains were taken
to Alburgh Monday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. Merrill of Enosburg
Falls arrived here on the late train sun
day night on their return homo from Buf-
falo.-Max l.. Powell and sistcr Of Bur
lington were her, Tuesday ard Wcdnos-
day.-Mayor o. l.. ilinds OF st. Adams
was in town over night Mcnday.-DaNid
STRAINS of New York was here Tuesday
lCoki ing after some good horses The med
iCirc show troup that has prayed here mo
past week, have gone to Montgomery Cen
ire for a week.-Walter l.. Mains circus
H. billed to show here Friday, August r.
Mr.. Spafford Stanhope aged 81 years Gled
at his home in the east part Of the town
August g. He was born and has always
lived in this town.-Leweilyn Gibson was
taken to tho work house at Rutland, Mon
day by officer J. II Gross to work OFT his
fine and costs OF Sls. for being drunk and
disturbing the peace last Friday.-t. O..
Austin Of st. Albans was in town Mon
daN.-A. f. Chayer and wife Of burlington
were in town Monday. Mrs. l.. G.. Greene
and daughter, Mildred Of Knowlton, +. O..
are visiting friends here this Week.-Mrs..
Il. A. ConGer end son Jesse are visiting
this week at st. Adams Bay-Allen Vim
cent and wife Ct 3icwnnEton. are spend
ing Old Home Week here and Mt st AL
bans.--D NJ. James Is in Portland, Me-,
this week -He will return home by the
way of Boston. --'rhe real and personal os-
tate Of Alex ). Mosior. surviving partner
of Casivant and lester. will he sold at
auction Saturday. August IL. The
sale includes the store building on
River street and residence on Troy
street. During the heavy :huhdcr
shower Saturday night IT,, harm ot Arthur
Jcnne Just over the bOrdcr WIS struck by
lightning and burned. It was filed with
Eay.-fIon. John b. Corlss and two
daughters of Detroit, are visiting relatives
End friends hore.-A black bear that
u ei % bod
John Blanchard enc day last week in the
east part OF the town
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BElVIDERE.

p. c. Smith and son had their grocery
broken into Thursday night and goods
stolen in tho line of shirts, rroCks, over
alS shoes and tobacco. The robbers en-
tOcd by breaking a pane OF Glass.-Rcv.
NJ. w. Bothwick Of o-ton is expected
here to preach Sunday, August IS and nold
meetings. through the following week at tho
Christian Church MIR. billings of Morris
town, who owns a large tract of wild llni
in town has purchased Hcmou Fletcher 8
farm at the Centre and intends putting
in "A steam mill SoOn.-Mrs Cuisine Smith
was called to North Hyde Park tho 10 inst
by the sickness of her mother Mrs. J.
CroCkcr.-t'red Lunt J. r. stevens fcre-
man and his sawyer, James McCuen have
purchased the livery at Morrisville and
taken possession, Their families cXoc I
to move there this week.--Nr. and Mrs.
r.. O. Shattuck of Burlington are viSi Ing
at his fathers. NJ. G. Shattuck' 5. Mrs
Jennie Davis of Bakersfield and childre1
arc visiting at her fathers Ecv. A g.
Chandler quite "A number attended the
Camp meeting at johnson, sunday.
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FRANKLIN.

The event of the season was the mar
riage Of Miss Nellie, youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. e. Wilder to Rev. Seymors
H. Smith, pastor of the Methodist church
in Swanton, which took place in the Meth
odlst church Thursday afternoon at :
o'clock, Rev. c. S. Nutter Of St. Adams
assisted by G. $. Hubert performed the
ceremony. The Episcopal service was used.
The happy couple entered the church very
prettily attircd preceded by two flower
girls. Misses Grace Smith. daughter of the
groom and Dorothy Horskin, a niece OF IN p
bride. The Wedding march was played hy
Miss Alice Iasell Of Gardner. Mass, an in
innate friend of the bride. The ushers
were Misses, Mabel and Rossic Morgan
Miss Winfield Hall and Charles Gallup.
Several attended the reception given tn m
at the home of the bride after the we'd
ding before they left town. The churo
was very nicely trimmed with flowers ana
vines. Mrs, Smith is very highly srespeCtrd
by all In this place and was one OF the
substantial teachers in the church. league
and Sunday school ana viii be greatly
missed here. our best wishes go with her
to her new home
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GREENSBORO.

John Bush who has Leen III is gamma
Nlv-Elmcr CalGerw oCd of California
is homo on a ViSit.--W. VI Graves of Clio
Yer spent lest week AT w. A Thompson s..
William Barclay, who has been i'll Cor
some time is improvirg-H. T. Martin of
Trovidcncc K. L., is visiting friends in this
vicinity Mr. Jones Of New Hampshire l.
in town buying a carload uf cattle. -
Mrs W A Thompson, who has been Wis
itiuc fricrds At Nhoelo"k ms raturnc
home.-Mrs Edna Paige and cousin of
Hnriwick visited friends in town recent
ly.--Carroll Morrill,, wife and two children
Of MorrisVille spent part OF last week
at Elmer Bailey s. quite severe ma i
storm passed through this vicinity last
Thursday doing considera bile damage 10
the crops Thomas CalderWoods build
ings and contents were destroyed nv fire
Sunday night, August 4th, II is Thought
the hrc caught from the chimney.
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Mrs. Bert Stockwcll of Morctown is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. \. u. StoCkwell.-Mr
and Mrs Herman Miller are visiting In
Richford.- Mr. and Mrs. John Wai'man Of
East Johnson were in town Saturday.
and Mrs Merton Mann are visiting in
Canada-Wiliam Harmon of Boston.
Mass. is visiting in town.-Mrs Martha
Russell visited at Cady's Falls '9st week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whtman of East
johnson were in town SaturdaN.-Miss
Mary ChYnoW eth of Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. Il. Fl. Shlttuck.-Mrs. Jcn-
ME 1ohin and daughter of CloVcrGdle Wis.,
itod her brother, George Mann. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith visited their daughter.
Mrs John Thompson at North Hyde
Park last Week.-Mrs. Z. n. ShattIck was
quite badly hurt one day last week by be-
ing thrown from a wagon while on the
road to Cambridge Junction 10y her horse
stumbling while going down a hill Mrs.
Thomas Adams and Mrs. Ann Farmer of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting their sister,
Mrs Almira iIarvoY.-JChn Child and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Child of New York and
Mrs u. j. Barnes and daughter OF Bur
lington visited Charles and Miss Sally
Childs last week.
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JOHNSON.

One Of the worst hail and wind storms
visited this place last week ever known and
ruined some fields of corn and gardens,
During the storm lightning struck e. :.
Clark's house, stunning Mrs. Clark. Mrs
Horace Raymond and Mrs. Orrr Foster
were struck neither seriously. 1t struc X
and set on fire the carriage house OF
Waterman Brothers, hut the fire WIS
quickly cxtingushed. II also struck tho
.cupola of the Normal school building
Fred I.sland spent sunday with his family
here.--Stss Louise Leland has returned
from her visit to friends in Newport FL
ty-seven tickets were sold for the Bur.iug-
ton excursion Monday.-TIomer Sturtevant
and wife spent Sunday at his trother's 6
A. Sturtevant's Albert Kelley has N.
contract of cutting and skidding DO. 0nl
feet OF lumber for Sherwin & SaXhy thu
Sherwin reunion will he held this year on
Aug 2lst with E. II. Sherwin Of this
/ place,
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at South Hero for an outing spent Sunday
in town. The base bail cub went to Hard
wick Satu day and played with the team
there and got beaten. They arc scheduled
for game with the Jericho team Thurs
dny hero and Saturday at Morrisvillo.--N
W. Robbins left last Friday to visit mis-
father in Moocrs, y. y and
fiom there to Smithvlle. n. ",
where he has a position as as
sistant draue htsnar for the Smith Mach
lie company, ono of the largest concerns
OF its kind in this country. Anna Morse
has returned from her trip to Buffalo AMI
reports a fine time and fine exhibit --
The Old Homo Week service conducted by
Fl S. Hopkins last Sunday evening at tho
Congregational church was great sue
cess. The house was filled Tho choir
rendered some Of the old time pieces. Mary
Reynolds sang "Do They Miss Ne at
Home" and Mrs e. c. " ells "1he Song
read from the following persons: lois
Wadsw orth Young, Lowell. Mass; Char
les roote, Pawtucket, X. l.; II. l. story
Altedsna. Col; Emily Hatch Osgood,
Amo sburg, Mass; Mary H pkins sheldon,
Wanson, Ohio (aeed so; 3. w Stafford.
East Arlington; W. r. Scott. Barre Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Macoy, Ottumwa, iowa.
| Mary Hopkins, Guy coli nan. Texas and
Emma Mudeett. Johnston Kellogg, iowa.
| Also an original poem from Charlotte
| W htoomb Minneapolis entitled. A
| Glimpse of Home. All were very interest
Ing an brought to mind old scenes and
faces. The church was beautifully trim
ned with flowers and vines. a large fus-
CHA owned by Mrs. Huber was especially
| fine containing about 10 blossoms and
| buds. Several pictures Of old settlers and
| former residents were exhibited and ar old
foot stone such as our grandmothers used
to carry to church. and an old chandi,r
| uarit Ia al ta1l ba
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turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Papncau of Under
hill are visiting their niece Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Gauthor.
In spite of the rain the game of ball
lctween Waterville and Hyde Park came
off saturday afternoon. The home nine
did some good work at the bat in tn ear
Is part Of the game and got lead whit h
the visitors could not overcome. The
score stood to in favor of Hyde Park.
Hplhrook and jackson were the battery
for Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Rock Of Mnoers.
~ y, are here for few days visiting
with their cousin, Mrs. A. y. Robbins.
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ENOSBURGH.

Rev J. w. II. Baker is away on his va
catiun. Services were held in Memorial
church as usual w. jay Chaffee reading
a sermon Mary Nichols has returned
from the 0n-American Exposition.-Mrs,
T. S. Maynard, who has heen quite sick is
Gaining.-Mrs. Gaylord Sayles and daugh-
ter from the far West have been visiting
al Stanley Saylcs, returning the 10Th
Giles Sayles OF Waterbury was at home
q day or two last wcek.-Mrs Osier,
mother of Mrs. William c. Davis, whose
home is In Detroit, Mich Is visiting her
daughtcr.-A party Of young people visited
the Canada pinnacle last Friday and re-
port n fne time Mrs. Louise Woodward
VIII give ladies Tea at her home the
14th-Mr. aud Mrs, q. $. Fassett, who
have been In Hardwick quite a part Of the
summer are home Gga,n,-Frnest Spooner
and a lady friend are visiting his parents !,
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WESTFIELD,

r. J. Eoynton and family Of Everitt,
Mass, arc visiting his brother and sister,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nichols Of Waterloo. Can
ada visited at f. Chipmans last week on
their way to Old Home celebration at
Mortified Frank Newton and wife Of
Lowell Mass, visited his aunt. Mrs W.
W. Wakehed.-H. ~. Burnham and wife,
o. +. Wright and wife. George Miller and
Dr Young went to Buffalo Monday.-O.
w. Bailey and w. o. Wright went to Buf-
falo last week. dayton Harding has Como
to New Hlmpshirc.--A IL pound bog has
arrived at John Watkins Harvey
Hitchcock has gone to Montpelier To- spend
the wcek.- David jacques and family Of
Ianelson. Conn, are visiting his broth r
and sisters in town.-ilarold Hartman and
Walter Wright 20 10 Derby next week
fer their senior class at the Academy
Eev. Mr.. Goodheart of Lowell prcnc he'd
an able sermon in the Congrcga tional
church last Sunday.
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GRAF TSBURY

Repairs will commence on the NJ =.
church next week. 'rhe Rutland Marble
works are doing some nice work in tho
cc,netory.-It is reported that G. II Ham
son has purchased the Rome place Of tho
late Mary Scott estate. Mrs DunhaN of
NcM Britain. Conn, Is in town for few
weeks Hacation.--l,lmer STATIONS brnk-
en- leg has heen placed in plaster cast,
much To his comfort -Philcna Cobum was
taken to the Waterbury Asylum last week
for medical treatment The concert adj
vcrtised for Aug s. WAS success in spite
of tie heavy Rail ard rain storm inst n
night There was good audianor, rh1
singing was exceptionally fine Mr. Her
man was gerry entertaining ana pleasing
The committee IL behalf Of the NJ L.
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AMBRlDGE.

During the severe thunder storm Thurs
day afternoon lightning struck the resi-
dence of Frank Melvin doing considerable
damage, entering corner of the roof
tearing of clapboards and blinds in its
DESCENT and smashing one window, then
passing out through an open door The
room receiving the greatest damage had
been vacated by the family not two min
utes before the crash came,
About 100 went on the excursion Monday
to Great Back Bay, via st. Adams Levi
Munspn of Morrsviile spent the Sabbath
with Hollis Gray-During the severe
thunder storm last Thursday the lHrg =
barn Cf Myron Cady WAS struck t,arlns
up the iron root and moved the corn pHrn,
Mrs s NJ CalN Is very poorly again re-
auillpg a physician..-Prof. GilNDxSA NAc q
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Florence Hopkins is visiting In
Moutpelier.-Miss Linnle Hill has been
visiting friends in Enosburg and North
Csburgh.--E. a. Draper and daughter OF
Taunton, Mass are visiting his brother,
Il. A. Draper. after an absence Of Il years..
~ l.. Tctemorc. VI. l.. Chandler and
wives are spending a few days In AlburS.
Daniel johnson for II any years rcSi-
d,rt Of this town. died az the warner
hospital Sunday afternoon, where he went
for al operation. Mr.. Johnson had suffer-
81 great deal the past year, having been
70 Montreal Ducc for AN operation IN his
eyes. ana other troubles from which lie
has suffered Funeral was held at his late
home Wednesday at u O'Clock. "he
trustees Of the Public Library are to meet
in the town clerks office Saturday night
Mrs Mary and Fanny Gates Of Bakcrs-
held are visiting in town.-G. ". And erson
is attending Comp-meetinc at Moriisvllc.
Misses NiGhtm Of Boston and stan
bridge are guests at W. T.. LGntman's.-
Mrs Nancy Powers has moved into W. ".
Ian
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ST. Adams,

The following IL the decision of Judge
Rowell on a motion to dissolve the in
junction of the st. Adams Street Railway
Company, and as will he seen from the
text the work on the road Will proceed:
State OF Vermont, Franklin CO., So. Her
man b. Dulard VS. ST. Adams Stree:
Railway Co, in ChanCery.
This cause came on to be heard be for"
me on the defendant : motion to dissolve
the injunction granted herein by Taft,
Chancellor and WAS fully heard.
Thereupon. on consideration thereof It
Is considered that said Injunction is TOO
large, ana il Is hereby modified so as TO
permit the defendant TO proceed with the
construction of its ROAD along and upon
the line OF its location at the places in
question, except that across the orator :
meadow it is cnjoiued from raising the
same above The present grade OF the
highway, but is required 20 conform it
to such grade rs nearly as possible, as
is required by its charter.
Let the costs of this proceeding abide
the event of the suit.
Miss Disu NJ. Jarvis and Thomas ID.
Donnelly, both OF this city were married
at the Holy Guardian Angels church
Sunday night by the Rev. Charles II. FRO
vost
Henry A. Lyon died Tuesday morning
at o'clock at his home on FanHcll
street. He had been III for the past two
years, at which time he suffered strok"
For the past few weeks he had been u
with pneumonia. Mr.. Lyon was born II
Shelburne, May 6, 1928. anC after reCeiV'
ing common school education he learne,
the carpenters trade. lie a.so conduct, {
u singing school, and was an agent fol
pianos, He had been a resident in thi'
city since lSE He leaves " wife, Sarai
NJ, Beers of Charlotte and six children
Edward y. Lyon OF Minneapolis. Mrs
FREDERICK Wcad of Ocean springs, Miss
George F.. Lyon of Ration, y. NJ, Mi,
Flora f. i.von and Mrs. Guy r Barker o
this city, and Henry ". Beeman of Milton
The funeral will be held at ms late hoInt
SaturlAN AfternOOn at 2 o NlncL
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EAST GEORGIA.

Miss Belle Cleveland of Mortified has
been visiting for a few days at Mrs G..
L. MetCalf - Mrs. G.. G. Gale is vsitinl.
friends in Colchester.-NIr. and Mrs. Will
lam Decker have been visiting their son.
t. Decker. in St. Albans.-Mrs c. Hyde
has been visiting friends in Milton--Mrs.
Gertrude sanders has returned to Milton
after spending a week at Mr.. Fairbanks
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Mr.. a. u, Nelson OF Derby Line was in
town "A few days last week.-Mrs.. Lizzit
Touchette wife of Charles Dezotelle died
Of consumption August sth and was buried
from the catholic church August 10th -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Wright aid Miss
Charlotte Hopkins are spending the week
in Mcntpclicr.-1he wind aud storm 81
THU sday did some damage in this vicinity
blowing down trees and partly unroofinp
one barn on the old Nclton farm. No
damage is reported from lightning.
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GEORGIA..

Daring the thunder storm which passed
through here last Thursday three places
were struck by lightning Sarah Goodale
and sustained serious injuries. They vera
thrown into an old cellar Homer Rankin
is sick.-MrS q. Coburn has been sick for
several days and does not show much I'M
provemcnt,-The party who are going to
attend Sheldon Camp. meeting plan to 20
reNt Tuesday, August 10Th and return on
81,
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ALBURG.

There was reunion recently Of the
Sabre family at the residence of their
mother, Mrs NJ. a, Sabre. 1t was in many
respects most happy and noteworthy, as
1t brought together family who in youth
were accustomed to great privations. but
have risen above their environments and
mace of life success Five brothers
and sister are now living. The family
now consists of George w Sabre of Prov
idence. r. l., Gilbert Sabre Of the same
city, John Sabre of Lowell, Mass F. NJ.
and w. IL. Sabre and Miss Josie Sabre of
AlburR.