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WEST FIELD

The Rev. A p. Prebes give a very in
tercsting address on Mormonism last Sun
day evening. He Is we'll qualified to speak
on that topic as he was for over six Yeas
missionary in Utah. during which time tho
Edmunds law was enacted There Will Ia
lawn party and ice cream social at the
CONGREGATIONAL parsonage Friday even
lng.-MrS. Richie and son OF Brockton.
Mass, are guests of Mrs. J. II. Wallace-
Mrs. Nettie Miller Of Boston was the re-
cent guest Of her sister-in-law. Mrs Eu-
gene Miller Miss Everett Of Burlington is
spending few days with Miss Jessie
Woudworth.-A great many awaited them-
selves of the Central Vermont excursion
last Friday and went to Plattsburgh -
Mrs. Harvey Williams. who has been at
h"r brothers for several weeks, has r.
turned 10 hor home in PrOvidenoe-Miss
Margaret Miller and brother Grant IF
Lowell, Mass, are visiting theH many re-
lativos in town.-Mrs. John Watkins and
son are spending the week at her former
home in Mossawippi, Granddaughter Pe--
rim is advertised TO lecture on temperance
next Thursday evening.-The republican
caucus Will he held next Saturday cVen-
ing, August 16. There are several candi-
dates in the field Miss Lena Hitchcock
of Troy and Mrs. f. S. Miller are engaged
To teach the grammar school this fall
Mrs, Horato Hitchcock of Clinton Mass,
is visiting her son and other relatives.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Clarence Morgan has bought the Mary
Cady Morgan place and will fit it up for
dwelling house Herbert Jones is to
move into Mrs. y. A. Rourn's house in
"Brooklyn '-Thcre is to he musicale and
social at the American House hall August
u for the benefit of the Congregational
Church. Mrs. f.. d. Forrest and the
Misses Brush If Williamstown ar to as
sist. Ice cream and cake will he served
MIR. and Mrs. \. l.. Brush are in EnoS-
burgh for few days visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Story are at their
cottage at Queen city Park for the month.
DR. and Mrs. Newton have been camp
ing a few days at Caspian lako.-On We'd
nesday afternoon of last week Charles La
bounty and Ola Fletcher We're married by
the Rev. Albert G. Mohr and went to Cas-
plan lake for their honeymoon They Will
be home to their friends after the 10Th.
Charles is one Of our prominent young
men. Is foreman in the Transcript Office
and a successful business man..-O. w.
Reynolds has been quite i'll, requiring
trained nurse. At the present writing h
is on the gain.-A party of seven OF the
young people are in camp at Camp Wat
son this week under the charge of Prof.
Gilmore and the Rev a. 6. Mohr.-Prof.
Gilmore has been engaged to teach in the
high school department for another year.
The same teachers have also been engaged
for the other departments as taught last
term.-This week is very fun politically.
Wednesday Clement speaks at town hall,
Thursday the Hon. Frank Plumley speaks
and Friday evening is the town caucus 80
Last Friday evening a republican club was
formed with l.. G. LeaVenS president
Henry Hatch secretary and H. y. Fray
treasu There is to he n meeting of the
Lamoille County Medical society at Ell
more pond Wednesday, August 20 at 10 a.
m Ladies are invited to go and take baS-
ket lunch. Papers will he read by Drs.
SlaNtOn. NalleAM and EOhbins.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Warren Sweat died Saturday morn
ing, August 9, of heart trouble. The fu-
neral was held Sunday afternoon from the
house Rev. w, G. Schohcld officiating.
There was song service at St. Ann Church
last sunday evening and the music was Of
the best and the little church was filled.
The Rev. f. Is. Leach the rector, preach
ed.-A straight republican rally is soon TO
be held here, and all will have AN oppor-
tunty to hear what is to be said on their
side, and then tn" democrats propose 10
have some speeches made here.-Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Aver and children of PANS
Vile, Ohio, are visiting his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r, Ayer,-The band boys
have got new band stand they have Just
built on the lawn under the big pine tree
on II. l.. Bakers lawn opposite the Amer
lean House,-Arthur Scott Of Worcester,
Mass, a former iechford boy, has been
visiting friends here the past week.-Mr
George Van Antwerp OF Durham. +. O.,
Is visiting his son here, j. f. Van Ant
wcrp. MIR. Antwerp furnished a large
number Of horses from Canada during the
War Of the Rebellion for the old Vermont
cavalry and others-Mr. and Mrs. Cortes
bliss and child, who have been visiting
relatives here started FOR their home in
Mitchell, South Dakota. Monday morning.
The Rev, Mrs. McKinstry Of tie Chris
tian Advent Church, has withdrawn her
resignation and is to remain with her peo-
pie here for a longer time,-The Hon. r.
W. Clement of Rutland arrived In Rich
ford Friday in his private car on the after
noon train from St, Adams and spoke to a
fair-sized crowd in the evening from the
veranda of the II. l.. Baker house opposite
the American house, as it was thought all
could not be seated in the hall.-A 12-pound
boy baby was born to Mr., and Mrs. l.. u.
Rowey Friday night and an ll-pound boy
to Mr.. md Mrs. William Laflure on the
same right The boys are not to he named
until after election day.-The republican
caucus of the town is called to meet IN
the town house Monday, August Is, al
three o'clock p m.-Saturday evening bon
fires and fireworks were displayed on the
high places in Canada and the old Pinnacle
and round top mountain In Sutton could
be seen by the people Of Richford, which
were illuminated until near midnight Il
being a holiday in all Canada on account
Of the coronation OF the King.
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WATERVllLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Miller visited in
Richford last week.-Mrs.. Peter Russell
OF Milton is visiting in town.-Miss Wilma
Smith visited in East Berkshire last week.
DIR. n. T.. Hamilton of Richford was In
town last week.-Bernice Kelley was at
home from the White mountains a few
days last week.-Mrs.. Merton Mann Ia
visiting friends I'm Barre and Marshfield.
"A republican caucus to nominate a rep
resentatiVe will be held at the town hall
Saturday evening.-Dr. J.. j. Marshall Of
Michigan and brother of Moryisville visit
ed friends in town last week.-Mrs.. r. A.
Wiley and Mrs. Lena Kelley are visiting
relatives In Richford,-Miss Mabel Chase
Of burlington visited her aunt Mrs. H. j.
Beard. last week-Mr, and Mrs. william
Fletcher Of Springfield, Mass. visited
friends In town last Week.-Mrs. Henry
Wiley. accompanied by her brother, Ned
Chaffee, returned to her home in
Nermilion. South Dakota, on Monday.-A
G.. Afford of Baltimore Md, visited friends
IN town over Saturday and Sunday.-Will
Gauvin Of West Enoshurgh visited his
daughter, Mrs Robert Sweet, last week.
Mrs. WIN Chase and son clifford of East
Fletcher visited her father, Ami Leach.
| last week,
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LOWELL.

Eugene Greenwood and wife of EnOs-
burgh Falls visited in town the last part
of last week.-Archie Harding of Mont
gomery Centre visited his parents, Mr., and
Mrs frank Harding A. +. Harding of
Worcester, Mass, is spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs Frank Harding Miss Margaret no.
dell of Worcester Mass. is Visiting Miss
Maud Harding -Frof w. +, Finuegan and
family OF New York are taxing their va
cation In town.-A daughter was born
AUGUST to Mr.. and Mrs. William Pudvah.
Clarence Stannard OF Barton is home for
his vacation.-Miss Dora Pudvah OF Maine
is home for her Vacation-Miss Carrie
Morey and Mrs. Berta Greenwood of Wor-
cester, Mass are visiting MIR. and Mrs
Frank Sawyer and other relatives.--C A.
silver of Toscawen, \. H, and T, J. Bet
tiers of New Jersey are stopping at Mrs.
l.. ]. Powers's,-The following teachers
have been engaged to tea h the fall term
OF school in town, schools beginning Sep
TENDER s: Higher department, village, Miss
Belle Stannard; primary department, Miss
Alice Gilbert of Westield Richards dis
trict, Miss Alice Skinner; SEE bhns district
Miss Laila Brown of Westhed, south dis
triCt. Miss Alice Laclair; north district,
Miss Martha Borland; Cello district, Miss
Eva Sullivan; Mitchell district, Miss Viola
Wells. The Laclair district is still unsup-
cd
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Story
was the scene Of very pleasant social
gathering Saturday evening, August 9th
the occasion being the sd birthday of
their son Leonard to whom his young gem
tlemen friends presented fine fountain
pen. After few games and music by n
male quartette, refreshments were served
and the guests departed shortly before IL
clock, wishing their host many happy re-
turns of the day.-W. e. Croft, who has
been confined to the house several days
with severely injured knee, is again able
to be out.-Miss Smith OF Montreal, who
has been spending her vacation of four
weeks in town, returned to her home Mon
day. She was accompanied by her broth
err, the Rev. NJ o. Smith.-The Church Re-
lief society will be entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. W. II. Morey at the
rooms where suppers are usually served
In Reads block. All are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Sturtevant were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Wanzer OF
Herrick over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
George 8. Burleson Of Highgate were in
town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Egbert
Colburn spent Sunday in St. Albans.-Miss
Maude Hadley is visiting friends In Swan
ton.
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SWAN TON.

Albert Z. Smith and his little son Of
Omaha. Neb., arrived Monday for Il
months stay. 1t is IA years since Mr.
smith left Swanton and his old friends
are glad to welcome him home once more
He formerly kept fine shoe store here.
H. ~ Raymond has resigned his position
with the Rutland road and Monday entered
upon his duties in his old position here
with the Canada Atlantic. as yard master,
w. c. c. Meehan. trainmastcr of the Can
ada Atlantic. spent Monday night in town.
liz returned to ottawa Tuesday morning.
The republican town committee have
called a caucus for Friday evening at the
town hall at I 100 p m. The democratic town
committee have called Il caucus to meet at
the town hall at 1880 p. m. Each is to put in
nomination candidates for town rcprcsen
tativos and 10 justices Of the peace.
Levi Ouimette was arrested Tuesday for
intoXication. He was tried before Justice
Charles H. Reynolds at r. O. Sturtovant $
office Tuesday. Re was found guilty of il
third oifense and fined S2) and costs, from
which he appealed and L. A. Ayers went
his bail.
Del Demars and family are moving in
with her father, David Champagne on
Grand avenue William Greenough is NOV
ing into the A. I.apelle tenement on LaRoe
street, vacated by Del Damars.
10 Campbell's six months old baby died
last evening of cholera infantum.
John Jerome, Misses Nellie and Mabel
jerome and Hiram Herrick of Boston are
guests of Trustee John McNally.
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ISLE LA NOTE,

Miss Hadey of Plattsburgh is the guest
Of Miss Lynda Lengfeld.-Mrs. Butter
field is no better.-Dr. and Mrs. King and
son and Mrs. Kings sister of New York
are at II. G.. Holcomb' s.-Mr and Mrs.
y. w. Fisk have several guests. Do Wolf
Hopper and Mr.. Cray of New York were
guests of r. T. Reynolds last weck.-O.
j. and NJ. s. Thomas have picked between
40 and 80 bushels of raspberries from their
bushes this year.-The Rev. Mr.. Atkins of
North Hero occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
Diamond of New York is in town for the
remainder of the summer-Mr. Perry Of
Hyde Park and Miss Florence Houghton
of Swanton were in town last Week.-Mrs.
Austin Hin and Children and Miss Edith
Hill OF Mass. are visiting Miss Floretta
lIill.-Henry Scott of St Alhans is in
town.-M S. Thomas, Leslie Pike and Wy
man HOlComh were drawn as the petit
jurors at North Hero Tuesday-R. r.
Phelps of Eillenburgh is In town.
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ton are visiting Albert King and family.
"A. II. Buck of johnson and Orange
Buck Of Essex junction were calling on
relatives and friends the past week.-Mrs..
Maria King is visiting in Cambridge and
Flctchcr.--Mrs. W. II. Rood is sick but is
some bcttcr.-W. II. RuEg and son of St.
Adams Hill were in town August SD.
Hunter and wife of Fairfield spent Sun
day at II. Levitt's,-IIomer Sweet and
wife are ropocing over the birth of a
daughter born August II.
The remains of Herbert Hall were
brought to town the 4th inst. from Water
bury. where he has been for medical treat
ment He leave a wife and father to mourn
his death He was station agent at
Georgia for number OF years.-Mtss Lot
tie Wilcox of Burlington is spending her
vacation with her brother, !. +. Wilcox.
-Rhlla Hunt and bride of Providence, r.
l., came to Fairfax August s. where th3y
will spend their vacation at his father 8
home in Huntville, when he will return to
Colleeo.-NcWs has been received that
George Hunt had had a slight shock the
10th inst Mt Providence r. l., whore he
went to attend the wedding of his son
ROlla. ROlla and wife started on the first
train for FrOvidence.-Mrs. Eliza |. Pur-
mont died at High gate Springs August }
after an illness of few hours. Mrs Pur-
mont was horn in New Haven March s.,
lHi', and was the youngest daughter Of
Oliver and Alkaline Smith. Her memory
viii Ne cherished in the records OF many
words and deeds of love and benelicenCe.
Joseph NJ. Lyons Of Evanston, Ill, is
visiting at A. Il. Beeman' s.-There were
two funerals in town the 9Th, those of II.
H. Hall and Mrs. Eliza Purmont. Mrs.
Purmonts remains were taken to New
Haven for burial, a. b. Beeman and wife
accompanying the remans.-Ada Curricr
and lady friend Of burlington visited her
mother, Mrs. G. d. Currier, the 9th.-lIor-
ace Hall of Lowell was in Fairfax the 18th
to attend his sons funeral
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Enosburgh Falls. Saturday, August 16, at
o clock y. m. to revise the check list
There Will he an organ II cital at the
Methodist Episcopal Church given by Prof
T.. L. Mason of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
Norsty on Friday evening Aug 10. Ice
cream and cake will he served in the YES
try after the recital-1he Methodist Sun
DAY school held its annual picnic on
the Sheldon camp grounds Thursday Aug
l4.-Miss Hazel Stone of Swanton is Wis
iting relatives in the place.--Miss Ella Nc
Fe"ters of New Haven, Conn, is The guest
of Mrs. Fred Brown.-Mrs. f. J. Pamelce is
in Hurlington.-The Rev. and Mrs. B. f.
jefferson are visiting in Parishvilo N Y
From there they go to Old Orchard, Me-
for stay of two weeks, thence to the
White Mountains for a week-'The Hon
NJ w. Skinner of Northfield Mimi, who
made a short visit at NJ. =. Perleys and f.
j. Parmelces recently, is in Jericho this
week but will return later for a longer
stay.-Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Sawyer and chill
dren of Barre are visiting in town.-NIiss
Gertrude Bedding of Potsdam, n. Y, is
at II. A. Cranton's MIR. and Mrs. +. H.
Farrell are in Swanton.-Mrs. Viola Nc
Carly and daughter are with relatives in
st. Alhans,-Ered Touchette has received
from the Orient Fire Insurance comrany
S97 to cover the loss on his barn which
was recently partially destroyed by fire.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVlLlE

J. M. Campbell. one of our most highly
respected citizens died at his home on the
road Wednesday morning. Mr..
Campbell has been i'll of consumption for
the past two years. Before his health
failed. Mr. Campbell was very active in
town affairs and was one of the school dir
ectors at the time of his death. He was
fifty five years of age and leaves a wife
ana i've children, three daughters and two
sons. who have the sympathy of the com
munity in their bereavement Funeral
services were held at the house Friday af-
ternoon at two o'clock. the Rev l. p
Booth officiating.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walker and family of
Springfield, Mass, have arrived in town to
spend few weeks al the Randall hotel.
Mr.. Walker was the pastor Of the Congre-
gational Church several years ago.
The local team who went to Woodbury.
last saturday To play a game of base ball
with the Woodbury. boys we're defeated by
a score OF to q
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Johnson.

George Livermore and wife have return
ed from three weeks vacation much i'm
proved in health.-George r. Osweu of
Cgdcnsburg, ~ Y, who for 81 years was
II. T. agent Of the Grand Trunk rail-
road visited his old friend f.. Fl Sherwin.
last week.. a. Waterman and wife spent
Sunday with his brothers, Thomas and
Norman Prof. j. L. AlGer and wife have
returned from attendance at the various
summer schools in this State the past two
wcekS.-GladNs Stearns fell down stairs
last Saturday, breaking one arm in two
places and her nose. She is doing as well
as could lac cXpccted.-W. II. Stearns went
to Green's Corners Monday.-Mrs. Della
NJ. Gillette of Beaver Dam, Wis. visited
relatives here last week. She has gone to
Stowe to be present at Old Home week,
and will return to Wisconsin September J..
Jason French has gone to Nashua to
visit his hrother-Dr. S. G.. Gilbert has
gone to Watertown. Mass, to visit his son
Dana.-b. a. Hunt is quite SlCk.-T. a.
Waterman and wife are going camping TO
the Island this week
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs Amelia Gauthier has gone 20 New
York city to visit her sister, Mrs. sherman
Bunker.-Miss Hattie Griswold has gone to
North Hero to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs Smith Ballard-Miss Efie l'ht-
Ter who has been teaching school in Nor
rsville is spending her vacation at home.
Among the visitors here the past week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gonyeau or,
Manchester. n. H; MIR. and Mrs, William
Fletcher of Springfield Mass; George
Cook Mills. Mass. Harold Adams of Nor
risville Mrs. Alexander OF Jericho, Mrs,
Wallace Holmes Of burlington, MIR, and Mr..
John McNally of MISUNDERSTANDING those
who attended the county convention OF V.
p &. c. E held AT North Hyde Park were:
The Rev. II. C. Howard Miss Laura Page.
Mrs f. F. Smith, Mrs. r. b. Thomas, Mrs.
l. NJ. Powell Mrs. w. w. Smth.-A Gene
terry association has been organized here to
care for and beautify the cemetery, and
the first meeting will be held at Gilmore 5
Hall, Saturday, August 18th at 1870 p, M,
for the election of officers and the tran
eaction of other business. All ladies in
terested in this work are invited to be pres
ent The president of the Hyde Park as
ISOLATION will address the me"u1e.-The
Hon Percval w. Clement OF Rutland, will
speak at the town hall next Wednesday
evening.-The Hon Frank Plumley of
Northtield will speak in the interest of the
republicans next Thursday evening.
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ST. ALBANS.

The republican city caucus to nominate
candidate for city representative Will be
held at the city hall at 100 o'clock on Fri
day evening.
The case of Victor Cohen of Milton,
charged with grand larceny, was called
before Justice kearney yesterday after
noon. Cohen was placed under 500 bonds
for appearance before the grand jury next
month.
The regular democratic caucus of the
town of St. Adams will be held in the
town hail at the Bay, at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. when a town committee
will be elected and candidate for town
nominated.
The following is the splendid list of Old
Home Week races to be held at Reagans
Blue Bonnet Park this week: Thursday
80 class, trot and pace, purse Slou; 2:%
class, trotters, purse 500; Friday, 2l0
class trot and pace, purse $3.50; 2;1s class
trot and pace. purse 500; Saturday, 2;27
class. trot ana pace, purse $50; free-for
all, purse $500 The large list of entries If
grst class horses ensures a very interest
ing and successful meet, the 2:lS and 2:23
classes being classed as the star races Ct
the meeting.
The date of the republican city caucus
has been changed from Friday to Thurs
day evening, and 1t will be held in the city
hall at 1880 o'clock
The democratic city caucus to nominate
a candidate for city representative win he
held at the city hail at 80 o'clock on FRI
day evening. The only candidate men
toned so far for the office is Clarence l.,
bingham of ward one, manager of tho
Western Union telegraph office of this city.
Excursion to Ausable Chasm. See ad,
on gr,a
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Cephas Carpenter is quite i'll. DR..
Start Of Cambridge is in attendance
Mr. and Mrs Edward Holt of Seattle,
Wash, are visiting Mrs. Hollis mother,
Mrs, Mary Armstrong.-Mr and Mrs.
Smith Of Athens are visiting their son,
T.. l.. Smith.-Nrs. Charles Cornell of
Holyoke, Mass. was in town Monday call
ms on frlcnds.-Alrs. Eugene blanchard,
who has been in the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tol in Burlington for treatment, returned
home Monday much improved in health
Harmon Wetherbee, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his father, b. p.
Wetherboe, returned to st. Adams Satur-
day. accompanied by his sister, Nathalia.
MIR and Mrs Alliston Wetherbee were
recent visitors in town.
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GRAF TSBURY.

Mrs. Elmer Stratton returned from six
weeks visit in Massachusetts and New
Hampshire last TueSday.-Ethel Stickney
is in town for a while--Francis Hawthorn
fiom Athol, Mass, il visiting friends in
town-Mrs Templeton and Mrs. Ellen
Stratton do not seem to be improving
John Williams, whose eyes We're so seri-
ously injured the Fourth of July, return-
ed from the hospital last Saturday much
improved Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Whitney
from Boston are in town for few weeks,
The news of the death Of Fred Rand Of
Barton reached here last Saturday. He
was born and spent the early part Of his
life in this town, and was respected by all
who knew him. His family have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the entire oommuN-
ity-The w. c. T. u. ladies hold a very
interesting meeting with Mrs A. d. Mark
cry, The subject for the meeting was
personal Responsibility in This Coming:
Continued on seventh pagcl
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HOSIERY.

to be failing. Miss Ellen Cram has gone
to care for her
Mrs William Robinson of Philadelphia
IS in town visiting her many relatives and
friends for few weeks.
Mrs Nellie Fitch Crane Of Topeka, Kan.
has returned here from Caspian Lake,
where she has been spending some time
with her parents.
At the village meeting held Saturday af-
tcrroon the article pertaining to securing
a vault in the new browne block for town
purposes was passed over. 1t was decided
to allow the Morrisville Military band the
free use Of the town hall for the purpose
of practice
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OAKLAND

Mr.. Booth of West Sheffield visited MI
and Mrs. c. A. Brown August and ~
Ivillian brown who has been working for
G. Murphy, returned to his home in Stock
holm, n. y, Friday.-Mrs w. r. MerTck
and Mrs. NJ. Churchill were in Oakland
recently-Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cook Mrs
+. C. Williams and Mrs. u. d. Judd were
at Milton Falls last Friday.-E. GURUS
who has been suffering from sprained
knee. is somewhat imprOved,-Miss Katie
Howard visited her sister, Mrs. d, ID. JUDD,
August 10-Mrs Judd Sartwell and son OF
Auburndale. Mass, are visiting at II, H.
Eingsburv s-Mrs Albert tlickok OF CAM
bridge is visiting her parents, Mr. and MIS-.
Myron Hickok