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AlBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs. Julian Kingsley and daughter of
Waltham. Mass, are spending the SUM
rer with Mr.. Carle.-Mlss Leona Rock
we'll was called to burlington last week
by the serious illness of her nephew.
Jesse Rockwell.- Mrs. NJ. Briggs of Havar-
hill. Mass, is In town the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Brayton.-A daughter
was born July 10 to Mr. and Mrs. George
Hemingway. Jr.-Mrs. ]. l.. Collins and
family and Mrs. Bremmer left town Mon
lay to join Mrs. Collins in Brooklyn. y.
Y.-Mrs. Mention Rockwell visited in Bur
lington last week.-Mrs.. George TudhOpe,
who is visiting friends in North Hero. is
detained there by the illness of her little
son with measles. -Charlie Black and a
young friend are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Valentine Mrs. John Cofy ard SON
and daughter and Miss May Cummings
and Miss Hattie Rockwell are guests at
the home OF f. B. ROckwell-The follow
ing delegates were elected Monday at the
caucus held to send delegates to the coun-
tv convention, July 26. at North Hero
u. D. Jameson, A. r. Sicily. NJ. T. Mott,
William Sanre. NJ. T.. Rockwell, William
Mumley, William Young, l.. F. Soule.
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SWANTON.,

At the Church of the Nativity Wednes-
day forenoon Jed Henry LeClair of Barre
and Miss Eva, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George l.. Campbell Of Swanton, were
married by the Rev Father Salmon. The
church was we'll filled by people Of all de
nominations long before the appointed hour,
Q o'clock, when the wedding party entered.
The ushers were Frank Medor. Frank
Santwer, Charles l. Ecuyer and Louis Ia
tro. The best man. Ezra White of Barre.
with the bridesmaid, Miss Matte Beor of
Swanton, went up the center aisle to tn"
altar. where they met the bride on the
arm of her father from the left aisle the
whole party being preceded by "a young
ladies of the Children of Mary, of which
society the bride is member. The organ
list was Miss Eliza Gribbon. During the
ceremony Fred Monet and Miss Eliza Me
Nally sang n duet, and Miss Reno of Mon
treal sang a solo. After the ceremony
reception was held at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. LeClar were
the recipients Of many presents. The happy
couple took the 3:39 p. m. train south for
burlington. from whence they went to New
York city last night. They will be at home
Mt No. Newton street, Barre, after next
Monday.
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EAlREAX,

Mrs. Hattie Riggs of Holyoke, Mass, ia
visiting her brother, w. II. Rood.-Mrs.
Mitchell Of East Fairfax has returned to
her home after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs ID. Buck.-W. II. Rood
whose saw mill was burned last winter, is
building a new mill-Tho haying is pro-
crossing very slowly on account of the bad
weather
!. G.. Bishop returned from Derby last
week. Mrs, Bishop will remain a few
weeks longer as she is improving slowly.
Miss Mable Hull went to Burlington to
visit the 2lst.-Misses Alice and Mable Or
ton returned from Providence, X L., the
19th.-Stratton Halstead and wife of New
York. are visiting his grandmother. Mrs
Grafton Hunt-George Kenfield and family
visited Mrs Kenheld's brother, Charles
Green OF Bakersfield. last week Mrs Pal
myra and Hrs. Il. M Ballard visited their
brother. e. W. Writers Of ST. Adams tho
Gst.-James Ruggles IL confined to the
house with rheuma tism-Mrs. Ryan and
two daughters OF South Dakota, are visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Henry Hunt.-Mrs. VII
jam Bellows 10 spending a few days with
his sister. Mrs. Arson Story of North Fair
fax--Mr Preston. who Is clerking for g.
r. Wuson returned to his homo in Georgia.
last week on account Of sickness--L r..
Tabor opened his photograph studio last
week.-Mrs.. Mary Ufford ID quite Sick
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Frank Damon of New London, Conn, is
visiting at William Levett's .-William
Fielder and daughter. Anna of Stove,
visited his da tighter. Eliza, at Gerald Bag
lcys last Woek.-Walter Taft moved into
part Of William Levetts house, last
Week.-Mr and Mrs. K. c. Linsley of
Bristol were in town Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Gorton visited Mrs. Ciorton's
sister, Mrs. Henry Larose. in Monkton.
last weck.-Miss Lena Ellison OF Bellows
Falls visited her uncle. -. r. Hanks. last
Week.-Mr and Mrs. e. II. Van Deuson
visited Mr.. Van Deusen's mother, and
other friends in Warren, the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Frank brewster and child
rem visited Mrs BreWsters parents IN
South Starksboro, the last Of last week
Mrs. Germaine and daughter, Ncttie Of
Richmond, were the guests Of Il. ". Ger
maine and S. ]. Randall last week.-Mrs..
Leslie Taft of Bristol is spending a few
days At the Camels Hump house.-The
YOUNGEST child of Edward Charles is ser-
ously i'll.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

place from the Roman Catholic Church on
SundaY.-Miss Susan Sequin. who has
been home for three weeks has returned
to Orwell, Mrs. j. r. Taggart. who has
been visiting her sons. Roy of New York
city, and Charles Of Middlotown, Conn,
has returned home accompanied by her
grandson, Earl Taggart.-Mrs. Flora Buff
um and son of Minneapolis, MINI, is
spending a portion of the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Van
Vlet.--Miss L. Blanche Bradley is visit
ing her friend. Miss Kathryn Gebhardt Of
Shelhurne Farms.--G. II. Carr who has
recently invested the annual legacy of $50
from the Sherman fund in new books, for
the foSford library.-C. N. Johns, who has
heen i'll for a few days is able to resume
his duties in his store.
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ENOSBURGH.

The Rev. n. l.. Ward pastor of the Con-
gregational Church in bakersfield preached
in the BAPTIST Church the Goth in exchange
with the Rev. Mr.. 1rving.-Mrs. Lyman
Gilbert conducted an interesting mission
airy concert in Memorial Church. the even
ing of the goth. Subject. Chinese in Am
erica. The Y. +. S. c. f., will hold their
next meeting in the Baptist Church Thurs
day evening the 24th.-A large crop of hay
is waiting for the harvesters, If only there
was fair weather for drying it. Not over
one fourth Of it Is yet cut-Corn is fully
two weeks behind its usual growth at this
season of the year.-Potatoes are looking
well. The wet weather Is very discourag-
ing to the Colorado potato beetle so that
thoY are not much III evidence.
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HANKSVIllE.

Mrs G.. A. Baker is visiting relatives IN
Ferrisburgh this week Mr.. and Mrs. f..
G. Bagley and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. /. Gorton spent last week at the lake
fishing. They report n good time but not
many hsh.-Mr. and Mrs. Trombley Of
Hnosburgh are visiting their son and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Trombley.-Mrs. J. p.
Shattuck had the misfortune to sprain her
foot one day last week. At present she is
unable to step on her foot-I'aul Sisters
found one OF his COWS in the pasture dead.
The COW had been missing for n number
Of days and when found there was a big
tree which had blown down across her
Mr.. York Of Lincoln is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. w. SARGENT Edwin Moody is
sick. lie is staying with his daughter, Mrs
Linus Rounds.-G. w. Hail is suffering
" ith a severe attack Of rhcumatism.-S. II
Wright is building a new barn.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Mrs. Maud Jenne is passing the week at
The home of Mrs. NJ. S. Leavons.-Thc band
furnished music for a lawn party at
FreliGhsburS, que, Tuesday evening, Civ
en- by the Ladies Village Improvemen nj
society-Olin Merrill Of Enosburgh Falls
and l.. Bart Cross of Montpelier were in
town Saturday,-The W. c. T. L. will nee,
with Mrs a. W. Ford Wednesday after.
noon, July a-Mr. and Mrs. George Hill
and two children of Montreal visited al
the home of William Armstrong over sun.
day.-Misses Bowen. Ewins Jolley and
Messrs Comings, Jolley and Jenre are en-,
Joying camp life at Franklin Pond this
Week.-Mrs. Horace Ewins of Waterville
and Mrs. c. f. Thayer of Richford were
in town Saturday and Sunday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Ernest Ryan and Martin Butler OF Mon
treal, the parties who were caught SNUG
Cling Cinnamon in Eden last week. werr
10 have their trial Monday but it was
postponed for a month. They are under
$500 bonds and not having secured them
they remained in ial in Newport. The four
Cinnamon are also in the same place.
MIR. O Brien was placed under 800 bonds
which he procured.
Heman A. Gaylor was bound under 300
bonds by the grand jury to the county
court in September.
II. h. Stewart and F. NJ. Pickle are in
Montreal with their race horses, which
have won several races.
A. G. Brady, formerly station agent at
MagOg, has been appointed to the position
of station agent for the Canadian Pacific
in Newport, recently vacated by J. f.
kirkpatrick.
George Root Of Lowell. Mass, is in town
for his vacation
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NORTH HERO.

z. ]. Farrell and family of Swanton are
spending a week in the Farrell cottage
near Lake Side."-There are 10 boarders
at Parker and ]. A. Tudhope expects L
for their next Sundays dinner.-rhe
family of f.. c. Hutchns have the measles
including Mrs. Hutchins past middle age.
Mrs. James r. Reav has gone to ST. Law
renee county, New York, for a short visit
Dexter u. Hutchins and wife Of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting in town.-The
The republican caucus Tuesday evening
resulted in electing the following delegates
to the county convention to be held Satur-
day next at the court house: Charles Hyde,
John Tudhope. N j. F'eefee c. 7. Hazen
and o. p. knight, all of whom are In IA
vor of high license and local option. Grand
Isle now claims the senatorship and NJ o.
Kinney and Herbert W. Ladd are in the
race for it. One of the gentlemen, IT is
s1id, is n Proctor man and the other in
favor of high license with five high Ii
cense delegates from Isle La Notice sure,
and five from this town. It is quite certain
that the man who gets their eth votes will
be without any guess work a strong adj
vocate of high license. Down in Alburgh
II is said wick" Ladd wants to be town
representative this year and the friends of
f.. r. Goodsell of Isle La Motto are urging
him to run for States attorney. Mr.. Good
sell held that office years ago and, al
though not a lawyer by profession he is
said to have done as veil as any of them.
II Grand Isle claims the senatorshp, sher-
If and the office of high bailif North Hero
must of necessity say who the assistant
judge shall be from this town. that being
the only bone Of contention among the ma
iority of our voters. n. J. Feefee seems to
be the coming man and unless all signs
fail his name will be presented before the
convention.-The ice cream supper at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday even
ing netted about 80. The recitation by
Miss Anna Dodds and the singing by Miss
Helen Sawyer of st. Adams, with organ
accompaniment by Professor Harris of ST.
Johnsbury, was we'll received.-Charlas r.
and Charles j. Wheeler of Springfield,
Mass, two North Island bred boys, are
spending a few days in this vicinity. COM
ing from Phillipsburgh 7. O., in a sail
yacht.-Ransom L. Clark sho-'s no signs
of improvement and his death is looked for
at any moment.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. G. A. Sturtevant and two daughters
were in Morrsville, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Waterbury, are visiting his mother
in Corning, n, Y.-B. II. Covy has rented
the H. S. Fullington farm and will move
thereon AS soon as E. $. Cooledges time
is out in November.-B, S. Fullington went
to Boston Monday for a short stay.-Mrs
w. ID. Welch and family are visiting her
mother, Mrs. II, A. Waterman.-Mr and
Mrs. {. IA. Bradley apd T. +, Boynton of
Boston, visited friends in town last week
Miss Eva Sturtevant has secured a posi-
tion with &, II. Bradley to teach school
on Thompson's island, Boston, Mass. and
will leave for there next week.-'rhe Rev.
]. T. Johnson in company with David Hold
ridge, has gone 10 Douglas, Mass, where
they will hold a camp-meeting.-Le
Grow is in poor health-The husbands
and brothers of the members of the Ladies
Dread club. invited the ladies to Lake
Eden Friday. for picnic. Sixty eighth
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

During the storm of Tuesday night the
cook room at Eagle Camp was struck by
lightning, setting the building on fire and
causing some other damage The fire was
readily oXtinCuished. About thrty-sx
guests are ut the camp. Many of the
teachers left the 10th. having spent two
weeks there. Several lectures have been
given during the time by u. n. Lusk Of
New Zealand, Prof Scelcy of Middlebury.
Prof. Perkins OF Burlington and Prof
Perry Of Chester.
18th. vote was taken to purchase the
Methodist Church for town use, the con-
sideration being $500. There is some talk
of its being used as n school building
The Rev. w. F.. Allen of Chelsea is in
town for a short vacation.-Mrs. c. T..
barrow has arrived at his sisters, Mrs.
Uffords, to spend the summer, having
spent the winter in Southern Virginia and
the spring in East Braintree Mass.
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FLETCHER

The Rev. Alonzo Chase will preach at
the Cniversalist Church Sunday, July 81
r. L. Smith paid 81 Ia cents for standard
milk for the month ending July lst.-H. a.
Roomhower is visiting his son Judson in
dorchester, Mass,-The Germanica Medi-
cine company broke camp and left town
for Westford July n. Baby Gushing won
the largest number of votes for being the
most popular baby in town. The prize con-
sisted OF case containing II pieces Of sill
ver.--N. w. Church and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Bellows and son spent Sunday with
Cephus Carpenter.-Mre. George Rogers
and daughter are visiting Mrs. C. l.. BEL
lows In Cambridge for few days-Mr.
Willard White OF Fairfield is quite i'll at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Willis
Gray.-Mrs. Alliston Wetherbee and Mrs
Hawley Of Jeffersonvtlle visited in town
recently.
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rccently.A daughter was born July q to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coan.-Miss Maud Wiz
cox, of Leominster, Mass. is In town
the guest of Miss Charity Marcy -
Mr.. and Mrs William Tracy Of Johnson
visited their son, II. H. Tracy last week --
Mr. and Mrs George Starr are spending
two weeks vacation in Canada---C. NJ.
Foley had the misfortune to cut ore foot
quite badly while surveying land on jay
Peak last Friday.-Mr and Mrs Knowlton
Of South birmingham. Mass. who HAY g
been visiting Miss Lulu Rowlev, have re-
turned to their homc.--.A very pleasant so
ciil gathering was held In StIl-'s hall on
Tuesday evening at which a village i'm
provement society was organized with the
following officers President, Or. T.. T.
Brown vice president. Mrs T. Wright;
secretary, the Rev C. 7. Eldredge treas
uicr Mrs G. a. Gardyne. Ice cream and
cake were served and a good sum realized
to start the work of the society.
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MILTON.

The Rev. Edward Hungerford of Burling-
ton preached Sunday morning at the Con-
gregational Church for the Rev. f. u.
Herrick.-Mrs. f. 9. Phillips and son Rod
ney returned Saturday from a weeks visit
In Crown Point and other places in New
York State Mrs. Conner, mother of Mrs.
John Magee was found dead in bed Sat
urday morning. She had retired In her
usual health the night before. The fun
eral was held from the home Of Mrs. Ma
gee Monday at 10 o'clock In the morning,
the Rev. J Baxendale officiating. She was
76 years old, She leaves one other daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Hanley.-C C. Scott Of
Sheldon was home over Sunday.-Mrs. s.
F. Faxon has been on the sick list Tor a
few days.-Miss Blanche Clark has gone to
Massachusetts.-Mra pd Mrs f. w. Peck
of Burlington spent Sunday apd Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Clark-John
Roberts Is moving to Burlington.
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HlNESBURGh.

The ice cream festival Saturday night
IN the CONGREGATIONAL vestry nettel 800 and
very enjoyable time, The band furnish d
music. Deputy Sheriff T.. n. Read served
eight papers in three towns inside of
twenty four hours last week.-Mrs.. L. Bis
sonette, William Bissoncttc and Mr. and
Mrs r. G. Parker went to Waterbury,
Friday to visit Henry BissOnette. Frank
Patrick hooked six bass and eight pckerel
at Lake Iroquos, SaturdaY.-It is wet
weather for the cOttagers at the pond but
they get plenty of hsh.-Mrs. Brownson
las nearly recovered from her fall and 10
about again.-The town representative bee
is beginning to buzz and y u. Partch, ..
A. Mead, Harley Palmer and Daniel Pat
rick are prominently mentiOned.-Miss
Emma Moore went to Charlotte last
Thursday to visit friends.--Atiss Anna
Rollins OF Bridgeport, Conn, is the guest
of relatives here.-Mrs Charles Clifford
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MORGAN.

Frank LeClair is in Derby with all his
help haying.-I. d. Farr ana II. Is, Lord
are both unable to work from effects of
the prevailing distcmper-p \. Elliott Is
finishing a barn 5ox76 feet with deep base
ment a great Improvement on his farm
Samuel Hutchinson of Boston has had
fine cottage built on the shore of Seymour
lake and furnished, He is expected to &C.
cupv II this summer.-Marsell button, who
has been working on a milestone ledge in
IVES more or Brownington, has come home
for having MIR. and Mrs. George Taylor
and daughter RoXie are expected next
week at c. l. oore's.-rhe Rev. Mr.. New
ton has been in Walden the past week
Visiting his narentS.
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FRAN KILN.

+. r. willard and wife and Miss Long of
Hartford, Conn, have been guests of his
parents, the Hon. and Mrs. w. c. Robe
for few days-Mrs. II. a. Hill is visit
ing in Dunkirk, L. Q-The Y. r. S. c. h.
of the Congregational Church took boat
ride upon Messrs. Adams and Manuel
steam launch on Crystal lake, Tuesday
evening.-Olin Merrill and l.. Bart Cross
were in town Saturday.-Mrs. j. j. Strong
of New York is a guest at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.-Mr and Mrs A. j.
Reed and family of Manchester, n. H.,
have been guests at DIR. Halls for a few
days Mrs. c. d. Cross and Misses Re
cord of Minneapolis. are guests at H. D..
CroSs's.
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JERICHO.

Mrs Flora White, Miss Rena White and
Mac Terrill Of Underhill Centre spent q
few days with relatives last week.-I.
J.. Bailey fell from a staging while work
Ing on o. j. Lowrey's barn last week and
broke one Of his riba-Mrs. G. b. Hulburd
and son Lloyd have gone to Maine for an
outing. Miss Eva Ford spent few days
last week in Williston, returning home
Saturday.-Mrs. Ida Buxton Of Cambridge
Mass, and Mrs. I. T. Howard of West
Milton are visiting Mrs. L. L. Rood Car
roll Drown of Troy was a guest at w. r.
Curtis's Sunday,-The Ladies' Help society
that was postponed last week will meet
with Mrs. l. L. Bailey Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Morgan of Cam.
bridge spent Sunday at Jas. McLanes.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
PaXman Monday, July 2l.-Mrs. Charles
Coon Of kichford and Mrs. Edward Wal
lac" Of Enosburgh Falls visited at 4. II.
Aiken's last saturday The Ladies' Auxili-
airy met with Mrs Homer Lovern Wcdnes-
day aiternoon.-Mrs \. T.. Fond went
Tuesday to Richford to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Moshier.-FridaY being st.
James day holy communion will he held Mt
200 a. m. in the morning with services at
500 n. m. and evening prayer at 80 D. m.
The Misses Jessie, Helena Iu and Win
nilred Carpenter of Euosburgh Falls have
been visiting friends here the past week.
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EAST FRANKLIN,

me Woman's Christian Temperance
ohlon WlIl give n temperance concert at
the Union Church Sunday eve ming. July
:" INC programme will consist of readings
recltatlons and musc-Mrs. S. w. Arm.
strong mas been visiting her sister, Mrs
carr Emery of South Franklin.-Bernard
ts,cott VINO has been quite i'll for the
last week. is somewhat improved Miss N
j. Darling of St. Adams is visiting at w
r. Mobiles for a few days.-Mrs. II. Ewins
OF Watcrville spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Whitney
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GEORGIA

Mrs. Herbert Caswell and baby Helen
went to Grand Isle Saturday and returned
Wednesday, accompanied by her sister.
Miss Laura Chamborlin.-Mr. o. b. Ladd
spent Friday in st. Albans.-Miss Mar
guerite Bliss and Miss Gertrude Ladd are
spending a few days with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Ladd at Georgia
Plain.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Monroe and son.
Arthur Monroe, OF St. Albans, came to
town Saturday for a few days visit.-Ar-
thur Preston Of Fairfax is spending a few
DAYS Of his vacation In town.--Mrs. Lucia
G. Warren of St. Adams who has been
spending a week in town, returned to her
home Friday.-Wiliam Landon returned
from Grand Isle Friday.-Fulton Gordon
returned to his home from Providence, r..
/. Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Bevins
have gone to St Adams for a month and
Harvey Bevins has moved to David Bev-
mss place, vacated by them.-Frank Uf-
lord spoke at the Baptist Church Sunday.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. G. w Bedel Of Hardwick is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Julia Bryant.-Miss
Lucia Manly has gone West to visit
fricnds,-Mrs. Henrietta Stanley and
daughter, Libbie are in town.-Harry
Rolfc is at home.-Mrs. Nancy Plunhett
returned from Canada, Wednesday.--Mi
Grace Crockett visited her brother in st.
Adams, last Week.-Mrs. Mertie Maxwell
spent a few days at home last week,-Mr.
and Mrs. #. K. Nelson are visiting friends
in Proctor.-Mrs. Munson of Willston Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myron Shaw.
Mrs, A. A. Wentworth OF Winooski. Is
at G. w. Wrights caring for Miss Hettie
Henderson, who Is very Ill.
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MILTON BORO

\ few farmers have begun hayng, but
others are waiting for sunshine.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Warner have little girl baby
horr July 2o.-Camp Rich has some 20
hoarders. Mrs. Bean has purchased six
tents to accommodate her euests.-Dr.
Davis. wife, two children and nurse, re-
turned to Boston Wednesday after spend
ina two weeks at Camp Rich.-Cherri"s
and currauts were failures, but there will
be an annln ORION.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall were in Burling-
ton Monday.-Miss Hazel Towne is at work
at Mr.. Sullivan's for a few days.-Albert
Morse is quite ill., Charles Westall has
taken his place In the store for n few days.
Mrs. James Smith and children are visit
Ing at her fathers In Bolton for a few
daYs.-Miss Emma Gregory of Boston and
Mrs. n. F. Salies of Montpelier have been
visiting at Mr.. Smiths and Mr.. Atkins's.-
Mrs. Ada Atkins md daughter Irene re-
turned to Boston Thursday-Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Stockwell spent Sunday in Rich
mond.-The Whatsoever Circle will meet
mt the church parlors next Saturday.