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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

An interesting address upon the work of
the Home Missionary society was given in
the Methodist Church Monday evening by
the national organizer of that society. Mrs
f. Il. Clarl, of Portland. Me.--A young
ladies society was formed at its close, ''rhc
Queen Esther's Circle. Miss Marie Geld
art, teacher Of clocution. has returned TO
her home in burlington after few weeks
stay here in training the graduates from
the grammar grade of whom there were il.
Mrs. +, 5. Tevyaw has gone to Milton to
spend a few weeks with her niece, Mrs
Henry Wcls-AIiss Lena Hamilton of St
Adams passed Sunday with her parents
Mrs j. II. burns is quite ill.-1he follow
ing is the report of May weather as given
by the local observer Mean temperature
for the month, 800, the maximum,
s.? the minimum, %; the number
of killing frosts, 6, total rainfall
aS1 inches.-The shipment of butter
from this station Tuesday was 1890
pounds.-Mlss Anna Bell visited in Frank
lin over Sunday and went to her home in
Castleton Monday-Miss Flossie Cummins
who has been attending the high school the
past year, and living in the home IF her
uncle. Prof. II. b. Jones, left Monday for
her home in New Jersey. She will spend
few days in New York city on the way.
Miss Anne Stacey and Miss Edna
Phalen, teachers in the graded school,
have returned to their respective homes in
Hinesburgh and Pittsford.-Lauren Pom
eroy visited in St. Adams Monday.-Miss
Elizabeth Duval of Richford is spending a
few days with friends in this place.-The
odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah
observed the odd Fellows memorial day
Sunday, June S. The Rev G. W. Hunt de-
liyered the sermon. Music was rendered by
a male quartette.-The Womans Foreign
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
Martha Draper Wednesday afternoon.-Tha
Woman's Auxiliary of st. Matthew S
Churcn will meet Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs, a. j. Darrah-Earl Law
renee of Newport has been visiting his Ia
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence for a
few days.-John A. Gibson and Glenna
Rublee were married at the home of the
bride Monday evening. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. G. w. Hunt.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage of Miss
Dora Beatty to julius Warner Green of
johnson, Wednesday evening, June IS, AT
the Methodist Episcopal Church-A. IL.
Manley has the contract for building NJ
i. Perley's house. Bids were also submit
ted by two firms in Burlington and one in
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BELVIDERE,

There is to be a lawn party Tuesday
June II. in front of Homer Holmes.
house, The proceeds are for the benefit
of the pastor, the Rev. q. II. Kent Iht
committee having the matter III charge
are Homer Holmes and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
James Shatturk, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Potter, Mr.
and Mrs. George Tillotson, Mr.. and Mrs
Cuisine Smith, Mr. and Mrs John Nc
CUM. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Shattuck. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Music vii
be furnished by the WaterVille band anc
music by the choir.-ticorse Potter OF
Burlington was in town over sunday
Mrs j. Is. McCuin was called to SWantol
Tuesday on account of the sickness anC
death of her sister. Mrs, Mary Kane
There was quite a gathering at the home
of Cassie Potter. c. W. Potters Oldest
daughter to celebrate her 18th birthday
June .. The friends presented her with
fine gold watch ana chain, for which shC
was very grateful,-Narnus Locke was
called to Bakersfield to attend his cousin
funeral Mrs +, ChildS.-The many
friends Of Merrill Shaw met at his home
Friday, MAY % To celebrate his i9th birth
day and presented him fine Morris
chair.
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GEORGIA

Bernard Newton has taken a trip to Pea
body, Mass.-The Georgia Literary Socie-
ty will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Reconsideration Cleveland has
sold the place he bought of Augustus
Bushnell to Charles ID. Powers of Swan
ton.-Willie Maxfield is running the Bal
lard separator for Gardner Murphy and
Frank Maxfield has gone to the one by the
EVarts brook.-Mrs Il. A. Bartlett went
Saturday for visit to Mrs. Il. l. Nye.-
MISS Alice Hayes returned from Newport
Weunesday.-Miss Louise Ballard is visit
ing friends in Hardwick.-Miss Fuller re-
turned to her home in Milton Saturday,
after spending some time with her sister
Mrs. Hyde.-Mrs. Mary Latin has gone
to visit her brother Rudd Fairchild in
Belchertown, Mass--Mr. and Mrs Burt
Stone of Westford returned to their home
the first Of the week after spending a few
days with her father G. Il. Gale.-Mrs. Ro,
gene Hale has gone to johnson to visit
err daughter, Miss Jessie Hale. who is at
tending the Normal school there and heI
sister, Mrs. Heman Newton and family
A number from town went to Fairfax Sat.
urday afternoon to attend the CAUCUS
ONE from town attended the convention In
Swanton Wednesday and ThurSday
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STOWE.

The graduation exercises of Stowe high
school were held in Unity Church Tu, $
day evening, June 10. Music furnish
ed by Mrs Sadie Howes Of Burlington,
with Miss Mary Watts as pianist and or
ganist, with the exception of the last
number, which was a chorus by the
school. After the essays by the class which
consisted OF Misses Barbara Burt and
Leila Eelson an address was delivered by
+. G. Fleetwood of Morrisvlle. The large
number attending these exercises both
evening and afternoon eVinced the inter-
est of the people in our sChools.-Chil-
drens day VIII be observed at Unity
Church June IL and at the Congregational
Church June 22-H II. Smith Post, S.Of Y 5
and Las are invited to unite with the W.
r. G. in spending a social afternoon at
q. A. II. hall Saturday, June y. Refresh
ments Will be served.-Charles Holmes
and Mrs Jennie Ladd of Grand Isle WI re
Joined in marriage at Stowe June ,, by
the Rev. f. r. Gale.-Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Gloyd of Richmond were the guests of MIR.
ard Mrs. l.. Il. Tomlinson this week, also
Mrs. liinkson. Mrs. Gloyds mother, vino
is nearly 80 years of age. Mrs. Hnkson
took a lively interest IN matters of bust
ness as she was shown around town.-1ho
Rev. James l.. Smiley of New Haven, Ct,
will preach at the congregational Church
next Sunday morning, June Is. and also
Sunday, June 22.-Mrs. y. r. Moody has
extended an invitation to the members of
the w. Il. G. to spend Wednesday after
noon, June Is, with her at her home,-Mrs.
Addie Harris Of burlington and O. G.
Harris of Brockton are visiting friends In
tOwn.-H. c. McMahon of Minneapolis,
who was called to Burlington by the death
OF his mother, is in town for ii few days.
He will return the last of the Week.-Tues-
day afternoon tn" ninth grade of the
grammar school held graduation excr-
cises, after which there was an exhibition
of school work of all schools in tuVn.
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CHELSEA.

Tho Chelsea republican caucus Of last
Saturday afternoon. June eth, resulted in
the choice Of a Proctor delegation If three
to the State convention at Montpelier by
a vote of 125 to 20. The delegates chosen
are as follows: Ernest A. Corwin, Wal
ter II. Emery, Andrew L. Spraguc TIE
aternates are, NJ. @. Gates. L. J. Little,
Oliver D. Metcalf The delegates to dis
trct convention are George L. HayN ord,
j. Franklin HemenWay and Horace r.
Walker. The delegates were authorized to
choose their alternatcs. County delegates
were also elected, although the County
convention had not been called, the dele
gates being J. X. Darling, NJ. o. Gates, T..
u. Barnes. Fl. l.. Bxby and j. r. Bacon.
They were given power to select their own
.altcrnates. a town committee was elected
las follows G. P. Dickinson. J. NJ. Com
stock. George L. Hayward, c. ". Wood
win, Horace Monkey, w. II. Emery and
Ernest A. Corwin. The caucus was or
ganized by the choice of John NJ Com
stock as chairman and Charles p. Dickin-
son secretary. a check list, which had
been carefully prepared by the former
town committee. was used and at the out
set Of proceedings the following resolution
was passed: Resolved, that any legal vot-
or, who being a republican voter at Ma
tional elections. cast mis- last vote at State
election for the Republican State ticket
and intends to support the nominees of the
Republican State convention this year. and
also persons who, by reason of age or r.
sidence. We're not legal voters Two years
ago but are Republicans and will be eligi-
BILE to vote at the coming frecmeu : meet
| ing in this town and intend t. support the
nominees of the Republican state conven
ton this year, shall be voters in this
caucus.
Alden s. Slack. aged c. years. months
and 10 days. died suddenly Friday evening
last just as he sat down to supper table
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Wednesday evening occurred the class
day exercises of the high school in DUBOIS
& Gays hall. The stage was pretuly deco
rated with the class colors, green and gold
and the class motto. The exercises open, d
with music by the Barre orchestra the
Rev. q. Q. Howe offered prayer, and the
roll call by Edward H. Mason was r.
sponded to by apt quotations; next the
class president Julian l.. Grow, delivered
an address. briefly sketching the work Of
the past school days and paying tribute 10
teachers; George ~ Drew in the class
history closely followed the class from IT'S
lcutrance to the school in the primary and
told Of it's athletic history, Of which thoE
had reason to be proud; Carl q. Hunting
ton had high school history" for a sub
Jet and told of past instances in school
days; class characteristics by l.. May
Sargent and Myrtle a. Rogers brought out
the strong as well as the weak points Of
each member Of the class. The class oss y
was by Evelyn Manney on Legends of the
Merchant of Venice Ida l.. Flint pre-
scented statuette Of Minerva to the school,
which was responded to by Joseph \.
Goodhart, '0S advice to undergraduate
was given by Ernest J.. kihbce. The
prophecies by NJ. LEROY Rumrill and
Edward f. Kibbce caused much merri-
nent. After the exercises a commence
mcnt hop was enjoyed by the class and
invited friends.
News WA received here Tuesday night
of the death from pcritonitis Of Arthur
Sault son Of Mrs. Lewis Sault, at Mohawk
Lake, n. y, where he was employed in II
summer hotel He was a native of this
town and "A graduate of the r. IL. s in the
class of rs, also a graduate of Albany
Business college 1900, lie was bright and
promising young man, aged - years. He
leaves a mother and che sister, Carrie, Of
this place, and one brother, Leon, stu
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WATERVILLE.

Carl Stearns has moved into George
Janes's house. Mrs. Laura Cunitz Nisite d
In Jericho over Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. +. KEEL
ley visited in johnson last weok.-M. T..
Maurice of Montgomery was in town few
days last week.-Miss Myrtle Wallace Of
Cambridge visited in town several days
last weck.-Dr. Fosburgh has gone
to Pittsford, where he will soon
move his family. The Rev. Call
vim Shattuck of Bridgeton, Me-. visited his
sister, Mrs. W. j. Wheelock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morgan of Fairfield
visited her parents. MI. and Mrs, Edgar
Maynard Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mckannon and c. r. IIuntley
of Burlington visited Mrs. McKannons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tillotson
last week.-Mrs.. S. r. Miller died after a
long illness OF consumption on Saturday
morning. The funeral was at the Union
Church Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Howard Off
ciating.-Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scott of VOL
colt are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Lara
way this week.
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roll call OF classes: song. NJ. Blanch,
Sparhawk, 20, In Memoriam, Mary =
Tewksbury; informal toasts; business,
Walter c. Woodward acted as POSTMASTER.
J. w Burt and family. who have been
in the South the past winter have arrived
in town and viii occupy ldleton cottage
this summer.
Miss Eta Chamborin has finished her
year s teaching at Montpelier and Is at her
home here.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge, teacher in the
Essex Junction schools is with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hayward.
Lee Tinkham of Newport is "a guest Of
his grandparents. r. T.. Parker and wife.
Col. Il. b. Chandler Of New York came
Friday to spend the summer at his summer
homo here.
Miss Bcrnice McColom entertained a
party Of her young friends at her home on
s. hool street Tuesday evening. Games
wore enjoyed and refreshments of ice
cream and cake served
Mrs. Charles Lombard Of Painhcld and
her daughter, Mrs. John Worcester, and
baby OF Barre are guests of Mrs. &. f.. Nc
Crills.
Mrs. Leslie Rumril went yesterday to
Iiinsdale, y. H., to visit relatives.
Clinton Kumrill and his father have gone
to Charlestown, n. H., for few days.
Miss Gertrude Trerse has finished her
millinery season in Claremont, y. H., and
Is at her home here
Clarence Hodges Of New York is spend
ing vacation with friends in town.
Pearl Cleveland of Montpelier was in
town yesterday.
The Rev. traSier MetzEer. pastor Of the
Christian Church, went to Schenectady, y.
Y, Monday, where he Is to graduate from
the Union college this week. Thursday he
is to he married at Freehold n. Y, to Mss
Jessie Lacey. The young couple will be-
gin housekeeping next week at the parson-
age
Monday evening about 20 Of the friends
and neghbors Of William Holmes were
very pleasantly entertained at his home On
South street, tho occasion being his 9lst
birthday.
Charles Kilbourn and family went yes
terday on "A carriage drive to Greensboro.
LTheN oXpeCt to return EridaY.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maud Jcnnc and son Kenneth are
visiting friends in Richford a few weeks.
'-Quarterly meeting (servces) will be held
at Methodist Episcopal Church sunday,
June IL. at one o'clock p. m. Presiding
elder G. S. Nutter will be prescnt.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Larabee of Newport visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Armstrong recently.
The condition of James Ford, who has
been i'll at the home of his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Ford is improving
The children's day exercises which We're
postponed on account Of the weather will
be held next Sunday evening at 1870 o'clock.
Tho Dorcas society in North Berkshire
will hold an ice cream festival at the resi-
dencc of f. o. Libby on the evening of
june Ii. The West Berkshire Cornct
Band will be in attendance. All are Cordi-
ally invited.
I The West Berkshire Cornct Band has
elected the following afficers: President,
g. a. HUI; vice-prcsident G.. c. Jolley;
secretary, G. II. Austin; treasurer, g. A.
Jones: leader, c. a. Ewins; business man
'ager, J. c. Weld; band police, II. Hoadley;
Janitor. G. IIunt.-FrCntier Jersey Cream
cry has started another cream route
through North Berkshire with George De-
marah as driver.-Ine band has been en-
gagged to play for a lawn party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, f. A. Libby, Tuesday
evening, June 17-Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Weld
spent Suday in Franklin at the home of
Mrs. Weld.--Several from here attended
the EnosburGh high school concert at Enos-
burgh Tails Friday eVcning.--The call for
the caucus to elect delegates to the county
convention is posted for Wednesday at = p.
m, June 11.-Frontier Jersey Creamery
made 100 pounds of butter last week. 1t is
now separating 900 pounds of milk daily,
and running four cream routes .-Children' 3
fday exercises that were to be held Sunday
We're postponed for one week on account
of 1rst1 hoo, g
old time stage driver from Swanton
through here, has been calling on friends.
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JOHNSON.

w. T.. Ranger and c. ii. Stearns are at
tending the Grand Bodies of masons at
burlington this week.-Lester Smith who
went to Seattle, Wash, has returned and
engaged to clerk for w. II. Nye & Co.
Fred Hutchns, who has been at work for
Il. S. Coolidge the past two years has pur-
chased a farm at South Burlington and
gone there to put in crops. lie is soon ia
he married and go there to reside.-John
Waterman and wife spent Sunday with his
brothers here.-The base ball team went to
bakersfield last Saturday and were beaten
by a score of to Mrs Forest Mudgett
spent several days with relatives In Hyde
Park last week.-A very quiet and plea
SAINT weddiAg occurred at the residence of
II. M. Maxfield last Wednesday, the con-
tracing parties being. Martin Powell and
Ada Libby, the Rev. f.. G. French per-
forming the ceremony in his graceful way
They took a trip to Montreal. returning
here Saturday night They will soon go tc
Cambridge to reside.-Caucus for the cleo
ton Of county delegates to the convention
at Hyde Park July /. will be held here the
lfh.-Mrs. Betsey Sturtevant and Sidney
Wanzer OF East Fairfield. are visiting rela
tives hera
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HILL WEST.

The banner of our country was unfurled
over the school building with appropriate
exercises by the children June Q. A large
audience was present, and much credit Is
due to our teacher, w. II. Wnslow.-The
Rev II. +. Smith has finished his labors in
Richford and returned to this place and
will hold meetings here lasting over the
Sabbath.-The Rev. II. +. Smith baptized
IA persons June 10.-Mr and Mrs. Benjamin
Ariel of Lowell recently visited friends In
this place.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph hurry OF
Burke are visiting relatives here.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Rouse of Rhode Island are in
town visiting relatives.-Eld SornbergeI
Of st. Almond, +. O., was in town a few
days recently.-Wiliam Empy of Nchford
spent few days this week with ii. ii
Rushford's famiy.-H. III. Rushford re-
Gently visited in Lowell and Albany
Charles Shangraw is able to be out again
Miss Claudy Baker of Enosburgh Falls Is
visiting at the home Of Calvin Rushford.-
Mr.. and Mrs. David Domino of Richfor6
was in town June 9.--Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Lovelitte and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitch.
ell Of Richford visited at the home Of Il
j. Shangraw June 8.
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LOWELL.

Messrs. Blake and Wyman Of Boston are
In town, looking the asbestos mines over.
j. II. Silshy of Hartford, Conn, is spend
ing few days in town.-Quite number
from this town attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Barton Landing last
week-Deacon Charles Sawyer died Fri
day, June 6. of typhoid pneumonia. He
was In his 74th year. The funeral was held
Sunday from the Congregational Church
s. T. Goodheart officiating-Mrs. William
Martin of Maiden was called to town on
account OF the death of her father Deacon
Charles Sawyer-Wilbur Blanchard has
gone to New York city for the summer. -
A son was born Sunday, June Sth to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Powers. but 1t died the same
dayton account of the funeral of Deacon
Sawyer Childrens day was postponed un-
til June 15.-Maurice and Dana Parker of
Poston are in town visiting relatives aud
friends.-James Murphy mas sold mis- livery
stable to Leander Pudvah, possession Civ
en- Monday.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs ! T.. Worthcn and two children lcft
for their future home in Hillsboru Bridge,
y H. SaturdaY-rhc Orange county con-
ference held at Fairlee last week was well
attended by the Bradford people.-Johu
Strong has been confined to the house 10y
Illness -Olin Branch Lodge No. four, of st.
Johnshury entertained twelve members
from Masonic Lodge of Rebekahs of Brad
ford Tuesday evening. Little Rena Hun
kins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hunkins fell from the school team while
going home Wednesday nght, and broke
her left arm. 1t was very bad break and
she was taken to Hanover, y. H.. Thurs
day to have il set.-Alrs. V. q. Harris and
Mrs. n. f.. Davis have moved 10 Barre
Miss Augusta Lowell has gone 10 Manches-
ter. \. H., to work for Mrs. Burbeck-Mrs.
Frank Lamb is visiting IN Lawrence ana
Boston, Mass-Mrs. George w. Brown re-
turned from Springfield, Mass Saturday
DR.. J. II. Jones and Miss Edith were called
TO Westerly, K. l.. by the Illness of Mrs.
Thomas NJ Kenzie. Rev William Butt
terheld graduate of Cobhs Divinity School.
Lewiston, Maine, is a guest of his cousin
Mrs ii. w. Lowd.-W. NJ. Farnham of
Buffalo, n Y, president and manager Of
Eureka Steel Novelty Co, is spending sew
cral weeks with his parents, eN-Gov, and
Mrs. Roswell Farnham.-rhe organ recital
held at the Congregational Church We'd
ncsday evening was not well attended but
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FLETCHER

At the Republican caucus held Saturday
night, f. l.. Smith and n. S. Shepardson
We're elected delegates to the State conVcI-
ton and Elmer Hooper. Joseph Leach and
Carmi Brush for County.-Miss Alice Coffee
has finished work for Mrs. G. f.. Robinson
and will work for Charles Tinker.-F. ID.
Ellis and wife are visiting in Burlington.
The free delivery route from West
Fletcher to Fairfield will commence July
first and the post office at West Fletcher
will be discontinued.-El Carpenter and
wife visited in Hyde Park last week.
quite number offne monuments are to be
erected in the cemetery soon-Charles ELS
worth from Minneapolis, a former resi-
dent is visiting his many friends after an
absence of 70 years.-F. l.. Smith receive
ed news Of the death of a sister in Athens,
last Thursday.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. Manning Of Swanton, who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Barnes. re-
turned home Monday.-The Rev. and Mrs
Barnes went to Swanton Monday.-Mr. anC
Mrs. NJ. S. Thomas and Ruth Thomas Wis.
tied in Ellenburgh. N. Y, last weeks
c. Green of st. Adams was in town Mon.
day looking after the plumbing at w. r
Hill s.-AIr. and Mrs. w. L. Council OF
Tarrytown, N. Y, arc at the home OF o
J. Thomas.-Mr and Mrs r. T. Hough
ten spent Sunday in Plattsburgh. Mrs. a
NJ. Simons and Mrs. William Thomas went
o Plattsburgh last weck.-Thc farmers are
spraying their orchards for the seconC
tin!e.-Charles Demarse has gone to New
York to work.-Miss Bicknell of Boston i.
visiting at H. G. Holcomb' s.-Miss Bulaf
Scott and her friend of St. Adams are Wis
iting at ID. T. Trombloy' s.-Mr. Combs OF
New York, who has been stopping at f.. +
Reynolds for few days returned for q
few days returned to New York Monday
night, with L. r. Reynolds and John Ror.
back.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Maggie Mulngan has finished work
for Mrs. Kinds and gone home.-Mrs f.
Wheelock. Mrs. J. T. Mcclure, Mrs. w. NJ
Scott, Mrs. c. g. Cornell. Mrs Ia II. Kinds
and Mrs. g. M Stafford attended the coun
ty w. q T. u. convention at johnson
Thursday and Friday last week.-The Rev
Edwin Wheelock went to Bakersfield last
week Wednesday to officiate at a funeral
Mrs. r. O. Midget and children visited
in st. Adams last week.-There were rhe.
toricals In the high school last Friday af
ternoon.-Mr. and Mrs Hutchins, who have
been visiting Mrs, Is. Cook have returned
to their home in Fort Dodge, IoWa-Mr
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HIGHGATE.

James Judkius is confined to the house
by lllness.-Ihe Kings Daughters served
ice cream in the Congregational Church
parlOrS Wednesday evening, June 11th.-
Miss Alta Rousseau is visiting friends in
Wells River Mrs Mile Hetilon goes to
Boston this week whore she will make her
future home.-Master Guy Powers is con-
fined to the house by illness.-F. b. Cross
of SwantOn WAS in town Monday.-Chil-
dren's day was observed at the Methodist
Church last Sunday.-Miss Elma Eldred
of Sheldon has been visiting her sister,
Mrs (, J., Herrick the past week
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
PLEASANT VALLEY,

Mrs J. d. Stafford has been visiting IN
ericho.-George Duffey caught three trout
ecently weighing respectively six, four
nd two and one-half pounds. Maud Stygles
of Stowe is visiting her brother, c. NJ
Stygles.-Mrs Berton Melendy of Burline
ton is visiting at Arthur CavanauGh's.
A large meteor was seen here recently
Mrs, James Stanley is very ill.-Winfrel
SillowaY and family of Elmore are visiting
Mrs Martha Ellsworth.