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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRlSVlllE

Mr.. and Mrs, S. b. Doty expect to start
for California very soon. They will be
absent until spring and will spend most
of their time in Southern California.
They will also visit Colorado Springs and
other points of interest
The Worthwhile town poor farm prop
erty has been sold to r w. Hadlock Of
jay. Mr.. Hadlock intends to erect build
irgs on the old site and he will occupy
the new property az soon as possible,
Maynard S. Fillmore OF Frankfort. KY,
who with his wife, has been visiting at
the home Of ii. b. George, left Saturday
evening for Boston. where he has "A po-
sition Mrs Fillmore will remain for some
Fillmore In Boston.
Fay Tinker from Butter hospital, Prov
iacncc, r. l., is visiting his parents.
Mrs Il. ]. Titus Of Medford, Mass. who
has been visiting her niece. Mrs. f. j..
Hall has returned to her home.
Charles Wrisley, who has been employ
ed for the past summer in the stables OF
John Utton & Co, has completed his
work here and gone to Barre, whore he
has other employment
Miss Gertrude Whitney. one of the
teachers in the graded school here, has
been suffering with severe attack OF
tonsilitis for several days.
J. j. Morse left Saturday morning for
Rutland and he will make arrangements
to move his family there In the near
future,
Miss lila Niles goes to Boston this
week to meet the opera company with
which she was engaged before her i'll
ness
Mrs. c. C. Wilson Is suffering with a
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RlCHFORD.

Those who went from here to Washing
tor, D. c., to attend the G. A, r. encamp
ment were Capt. j. y. Culver. state Dele
gate Capt Al Merrill and daughter, Mrs.
r. NJ. Pelton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Rus
tedt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Sears, Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Powell and daughter Mil
drod.-The party who returned from New
York last week report wet and disagI ee-
able time. and were disappointed with
their eXcurson.-Mr. and Mrs. Silas f.
Wilson are visiting relatives and friends
in Massachusctts.-Mr Van Perley of
Icrkshre has rented |. j. SWeats housc
for the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Sweat ex-
poet to start for Los Angeles, Cal, Oct
20--Charles Titemore has moved from
East Richford into L. r. Davis's tenement
house on Main srcet.-H c. Aver, w. $.
" oodworth and w. S Thayer have gone
into camp at Franklin Pond for few
DAYS duck hunting.-The new Bori9ht
block on the corner Is to he finished off.
for a hotel--The Cooperative Grocery Co.
are building large addition on to their
torc.-Representative T.. Fay Hopkins
was home from Montpelier over last Sun
iay-Mrs Martha Duclos of st. Adams
visited friends here last weck.-Wilhur s.
johnson. who has been on the mail route
between St Alhans and Rouses Point, is
running the new mail route between here
and Newport. Phillip Mainvile has
rented his blacksmith shop on Foun-
dry street and moved his family to
RoxtOn Falls. ?. Q.-Miss Floy Sturtevant,
teacher in the high school. visited her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sturtevant, At
81. Adams over last Saturday and sunday,
Miss Fife ingalls, accompanied her.-Thero
were two excursions to Montreal this
| week Wednesday. one over the G. +. RN,
and one over the c. V. RY. via st. AL
| hans.--Mr. Duval the baker, has move
| his bakery into +. II. kelley's block on
| River street
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Gardner Pratt of Newport visited at the
home of his uncle. c. w. Searles. last
weck.-Dr. J. II. Hamilton of Richford
was in town Thursday. -Mr. Washer has
moved his family into the tenement house
Of Homer Chafree.-Nlss Ncsta Hun, who
has had employment at the Franklin
house, Iiighgate Springs during the sum-
mcr, returned to her home Friday.-Thc
w. C. r. u. will be held at Philo Stanley's
Saturday. October 11.-Mrs. N. e. Baker
of Oakland, Cal, visited Miss Annie Bow
cu Saturday.-The Misses Keenan, passed
Saturday and Sunday at their home in
St. Albans.-Mrs. c. S. Peterson and Mrs.
II. s. Chaffee, who went as delegates to
the w. G.. T.. l.. convention at Rutland
returned home Saturday-Rousing temper
ance meetings were held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning and
evening and a report of the convention
Rivon.-Mark Hui has finished work for
Frontier Jersey Creamery Co., and moved
mis- family to Sheldon.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH CENTER.

John earle is dangerously i'll at his
home with lung and heart trouble. His
daughter, Mrs. Julian Kingsley has been
sent for from Waltham, Mass. Edgar
kingsley went back to Maine last week,
where he is in Observation-Disclosures H..
Brayton of Burlington was in town last
week.-Thc sociable at the parsonage was
we'll attended Friday night and a plea
sent time enjoyed by all.-Mrs Lewis OF
Lowell, Mass, visited her granddaughter,
Mrs. Edgar Haynes several days last
wcek.-Misses Agnes and Alice Taylor of
Massachusetts are guests of Mrs. John
Haylett.-Mrs. Noel Powers and Mrs.
owen Powers and family have rented
their farm and gone to Manchester. n.
H, where Owen Powers has a position.
Miss Mabel Haynes has returned from
New York.-Miss Winnie Minkler is home
for a time.-Mrs. p. A. Ladue and George
II. Goodrich, who have been i'll with ty
phoid fever are bettor.-Miss Hattie
Sowles is home from the steamer Yer
mont
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FAIRFAX.

Daniel Stafford and wife Of Cambridge
visited l. +. Wilcox last week.-Mrs.. Eva
r. Lane and two sons returned from the
West October q where she had spent the
summer.--Palmer Hunt and son have sold
their house In the village and 10 acres of
land to Mrs. b. M. allard.-GeorSe Ken
field and wife left for Washington D. c.,
the 6th to be gone one month";. w.
Shepardson and l.. r. Tabor went to New
York the 7th,-Miss Fields and Mrs. f. o.
Hunt have been confined to the house by
sickness for several days. They are i'm
proving.-The Rev. r. o. Hunt and A. b.
Beeman returned from their hunting trip
in Maine the 4th. and each brought flne
deer that they had shot.-A. N. Butler ID
confined to the house by siokness.--J ohm
Tuttle and Bailey Taylor and family vis-
tied Fort Ethan Allen the 1st-Myron
Leach and wife visited Palmer Farnsworth
the 2d.-Mrs. n. II. Ballard went to
Georgia the I'd to attend Mira Ira Fair
banks's funersl.-Eddie Rowland went to
the hospital to have an operation perform
ed the THIN. o. Learned took IN the ex-
curson to Washington, ID. C., the bth,-
ID. o. Bullock and whs OF West Milton
visited In town September 3O-,Iulian Bal
lard was In town Oct. 9Th buying lambs.
Victor r Buck of Boston Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Hiram Leavitt. M two
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The mason work for the new Episcopal
Church is nearly completed and plans for
the frame work already in the hands of
the carpenters and the work will hc he
gun at ouCe.-G. w. Burgin was in Bur
linGton Friday, October 3.-Thc band boys
gave dance at the hotel Friday night,
October 3 which was well attended. Paul
Bros. orchestra furnished musician. and
Mrs H. !. lshum of MorrisVille visited
friends and relatives in town Friday and
Saturday, October and 5.-Mrs {. j.
Read and chilircn have returned to their
home from st. Rock, where they have uct n
visiting the past month.-The proceeds Of
the chicken pie supper given by St Mary S
Guild Thursday evening in the dining
rooms in Reads block. were $3.50 Songs
were rendered ty Misses Eunice story ana
Ethel Croft and a pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all.-W. II. Morey returned
from st. Adams Saturday night where he
had been during the week on court husi-
ness Mr.. II. F.. Sturtevant, who has been
very i'll as result of poisoning from
poison ivy is improving slowly lie Is at
tended by Or. Ray Patten of Fairheld. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pomoroy are away Tor
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs A. M Goddard and children
of Albany are visiting at Mrs, Il. O..
Pages.
Mrs H. b. Stewart and daughter Mar
garet and Miss Upton, who have been
spending several months at Hotel Phoe-
nix, left Tuesday for Randolph Center.
Mrs John Hail, who has been stopping
with her son Henry in Gilmore for some
time is now with her daughter Mrs. T,
B. Foster.
At the business meeting of the Y. +, ?.
G. h at the parsonage Monday evening
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Ethel Strong; vice-president, An
ME Grimes: secretary, Halle Gates;
treasurer Alba Ferry.
Miss Libby Boutin of Alburgh visited
her friend. Miss Anna Gauthin for few
DAYS the first of the week
The Cemetery association held meet
ing at Mrs A. Y. Wiswell's to see about
making arrangements to hold rum
mage SALE in the near future.
=. A. Knight left Wednesday for a
short sojourn in Boston.
The young child of John Ovitt has the
whoopins- cough.
Or. W. W. GenGee and wife left We'd
nesday for ten DAYS visit with Mrs.
Genge's parents in Philadelphia
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fire cannot he definitely ascortained but is
supposed to he of incendidry origin.
At tho very successful fair held at the
City Hall on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of last week by the ladies of
tho CONGREGATIONAL society, the splendid
sum of S11eo was netted.
Mrs John stevens of Russell street, n
widow. aged II years, died suddenly OF
hcqrt trouble Sunday afternoon. The fu-
neral services were held from st. Luxe 5
Church at two o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
At a meeting of Company r last evening
First Lieutenant Tillitson WAS elected can
tain: Second Lieutenant EvertS was elect
ed first lieutenant and Sergeant ;. f..
Trhnrhe was elected second lieutenant.
owing to the resignation of Richard
Finn as alderman of ward one. special
election will be held on Wednesday, the
2.nd inst. to fill the vacancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter hin Crockett went
yesterday to Middlebury to attend the
meeting of the Western Vermont Congre-
gltional club before which Mr.. Crockett
had bco1 invited to read paper.
The ladies of the Lond-a- Hand society
gave an excellent chicken pie supper at
the CniVersalist parlors last evening
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Central Vernon. Railway company
will be held at the Office of the company
I'm this city on Tuesday oct II, at II
O clock in the morning
In county court Saturday the Jury in the
case of State vs.. William relkoy of Frank
lin charging rape returned a verdict of
guilty and Judge Munson sentenced Pei
key to be confined at hard labor in Wind
sor State prison for term of years the
maximum OF which shall be ~ years and
the minimum l6 years. Pelkoy was
taken down Mondayby Sheriff Kelley. In
the divorce case of George w. Boomhowcr
VS.. Annie Boomhower. a bill was granted
the petitioncf ON the ground of adultery.
Court took a recess until Monday, Nov.
"a
Miss Alice p. Chandler left Saturday
for New York, from Whence she sailed
Tuesday for France. Mass Chandler will
spend the winter touring Europe with Miss
Helen Raulett. Miss Chandler was ac-
companied to New York by her father, w.
j.. Chandler.
The Hon. and Mrs. f. w. McGettrck
and Miss Mary McGettrick have gone to
Washington to attend the annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army
The St Adams High school foot ball
team played its second game Of the sea
son Saturday, winning in fast fashion
from the PattsburEh High school team,
Icy n score of q to o. The feature of the
game was Elrod's 81 yard run for touch
down.
Or f. r. Ellis has bought a farm at
Ncthel and will close out his dentist bust
ness and remove there in the near future
\ fire early Saturday morning destroyed
2 harm and its contents located on the cor
nor of Upper Weldon and England streets.
The barn was on what is known as the
McCambridge place ana contained lot
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JEFFERSONVILlE.

harvest festival and fair will he Civ
en- by the ladies ~ the cemetery associa-
tior at Melcndy Han, October II and H.
afternoon and evening. harvest supper
will be served Saturday evening. October
Isl. f Harrington has bought and
moved into the house Of J. w. Page.
known as the bee hive "-Wiliam Curtis
has moved into Martin Dodge's tenement
and ) T.. Pope will occupy the tenement
over his store. vacated by Mr. Curtis
The Rev Mr. Ward of bakersfield preach
ed here last Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. II. c. Howard.-Tickets COY the en-
tertainment course are now on sale ~ r.
G. Hawlcy'S store.-Walter Clark while
working on his house had the misfortune
to get quite seriously hurt by umHo'
falling on his shoulder Mr.. and Mrs. X.
b. Thomas and daughter returned from a
trip to New York last Friday.-Miss Edith
kinslev of burlington is a guest at j. f.
Wilcox's.-Mrs, Dora Atwood returned last
Friday from At. Adams, where she has
spent the past two weeks
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NORTH HYDE PARK,

j. G.. Masure returned Thursday from
visit among relatives and army
comrades in Maine.--L. +. Butts. stephen
Miles and Henry Mudgett left on the
morning train Saturday for Washington.
-. c., whore they will attend the annual
reunion of the G.. \. X. They also intend
to make numerous tours into the sur
rounding country, which was very fani-
liar to them in war time.-Mrs. G. II,
Souther and son took advantage of the
low rates and made n trip through the
White mountains Friday.-Mr and Ms
wilkins visittd their son, NJ y. Wukirs
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. George
and their daughter. who has been in Bur
Hngton for treatment, are visiting at ].
G. Masure's.
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EOE:N,

f. r. Blake. representative. returned t.
Montpelier Tuesday.-Marshan ShattuCc
OF Worcester, Mase., who has been 1l..t-
ing his aged father here. returned hon
THIS weck.-Of late several large stones
have been blasted from the road by Road
commissioner Emery.-Ashey Sargent
and family are spending q few day. III
anada.-Anthony MCGinnis has moved on
TO the Jason Rogers farm. recently pU.-
chased by T.. 3. Blake.-Merritt Statues
mas rented his farm to Mr. Minor ami
Will soon vacate and move into the hous,
now occupied by W. ]. Atwell at the COL
n"rs.-Edward Shattuck is making e.
tensive repairs on his house. Mr.. and NJ q
Cortez Foss, who wee married la
Thursday. have returned from their ca
riage drive.
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HlGHGATE CENTRE

A very pretty church wedding took
place at ST. Louis Church Tuesday morn
ing, when George IL. Wersebee and Miss
Clara A. Mitchell were united In mar
rage. The bride was a general favorite
here and looked lovely in her marriage
costume, Mr.. Wersebee is q successful
business man In Springfield, Mass.-Mrs.
Norman B. Stinehour, an estimable lady,
died very suddenly Friday morning. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon. She
left large circle OF friends to mourn her
loss.-W. T. Cousins and mother, w W.
Munsll and wife and Mrs, f. o. Rous-
seau and daughter Alta left for Washing
ton Friday morning.-Mrs ]. 8. School
craft and Miss Hattie Stimets visited st.
Adams Thrusday.-D. w, Wilkey. who
travels for the Wholesale firm OF Haskell
& Adams of Boston. spent Sunday in
town.. M. Trombly has moved into his
new residence recently erected by him at
the corner Of School and Gore streets. -
Miss Macia visited at her home in Frank
lin Sunday.-A. F. Childs of st. Adams
had charge OF the customs house during
the absence of d. w. Steele at county
court last week.
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SWAN TON.

Harmon Aseltine and wife have returned
from Providence. Is l.. where Mr. Asel-
tine has been engaged on the electric cars
He will live on the farm with his brother
on the Maquam road.
Frank IIakcy's little girl, eight years
old. died of diphtheria Saturday morning
and his little boy IS down with the same
disease.
Among those VINO went to Montreal on
the excursion Wednesday, were Joseph
Medor and wife and their daughter Nora .
George H. Campbell and wife, Mrs r. Nc
Curc Mr.. GerouX, Mr.. and Mrs. Deuney
and Albert Sowles and Ira Lawrence
DIR. Haff is to move into the Elmer
| Brown place on Second street
| Mrs. Mary Farrell and Miss Anna Wall
started Tuesday night for Emporia. Kan.
Mrs. Sarah Jennson Miss Mary Dor
man and Mrs. Carrie Dorman started
| Tuesday night for Chicago.
| X, O. Sturtcvant went to Barre Tuesday
| to attend the G. A. X. meeting there
4 special school meeting will be held
Thursday evening.
| The condition of the Rev. T., s. Stone
was more favorable Wednesday forenoon.
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GRAND ISLE.

Grow Nest" at Kelloggs Island, the
summer home of Judge 5. a. Kellogg of
plattsburgh and his daughter. ~ W. Il.
Rogers Of Boston is closed again. This
party is the first to arrive and the last to
go each summer.-Charlcs Russell, Jr..
has moved into the Corey house for the
winter.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Minklcr Sept. 2s-Charles Mooney
of Point Auroche is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. w. Hoag.-Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ton Baker returned the sixth to their
home in East Braintrce, Mass. accom-
panied by Miss Hattie Childs, who will
spend a few weeks visiting them.-The
apple crop is looking much better than
was expected early in the season. Buyers
are very shy.
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OAKLAND.

Several persons from town attended the
Ladies' Aid society at the home of the
Story Brothers Oct. 2-Mr. and Mrs. O..
c. Hubbard and daughter Sarah, Mrs.
Carrie Mirrick and daughter Louisa and
Miss Katie L. Howard visited in Oakland
Saturday.-J. Barron Foss Of st. Adams
was in town recently.-L ]. Morton Of
st. Adams was in Oakland Oct 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. RI. L. Judd returned to their
home Monday after visiting in Winooski.
Mrs. g. A. Brown and Mrs. H. E. Bev-
ins went Tuesday to Montpelier Junction
w. Humphrey returned to his home in
Granville. ~ Y, Tuesday night.-Mr and
Mrs. Gage and child. who have been en-
gaged to work for G. Murphy arrived
here from Crown Point, Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. u. D. Judd and Miss Rose Dcsautelle
attended the excursion to Montreal We'd
nCsday.
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LOWELL

Az n. ". Newton accompanied by Mss
Nora Wakefield were driving past the
creamery Friday evening, the horse sud-
denly shicd AT an object by the roadside.
overturning the carriage and throwing
them out. Mr.. Newton succeeded in stop
ping the horse, They escaped with no
moro damage than heins severely hruiso /
and badly shaken up, but the wagon was
badly emolished.-liarman Allen attend
cd the reunion of Company n, Sixth Yer
mont Volunteers, at North Troy, Oct. 3, of
which he was a member.--J. n. Sisby #
Hartford, Conn, Is In town.-Mrs. Emily
Wellman and her daughter, Miss Mae
Chamberlain. have gone TO Eppn g y ".
for few weeks.-J. II Silsby has bought
water power plant of L. J. Duriva-c,
located on the Valley road.-Thero was no
school in the grammar department Of tho
village school Tuesday, on account of i'll
ness of the teacher, Miss Standard.
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BAR on.

G. II. Jewel of Hartford, Conn. Is stop
ping here with his family for few DAYS
lie is contemplating trip to Oklahoma
-George Tenney is very low with httie
hopes of his recovery.-D Dana Cook aud
family attended the reunion of CO, y,
6th Vt, Vols, at North Troy. last Fri
day. They report a very pleasant tine
-Wayland Whitcher underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis last Friday 4. d
at present writing is very low HIS man
friends hope for a speedy recovery. FIR
Wheeler a trained nurse is caring for hin,
A nice cross has been placed on the new
Catholic Church tower-E W. Barron
and wife returned from New York Ia
week-Miss Carrie Cahill has returne
from Bethlehem, where she has been dc
ing table Workouts Bailey and wife
have closed their lunch room here, and
have gone to St. Johnsbury.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Hon. and Mrs. Daniel Moren re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks visit
in Glens Falls, n. Y.-Senator r.. II.
Combs was at home from Montpelier
over Sunday.-K. A. Paul and DR.. H. L.
Washburn left Saturday for two weeks
trip to different places in the west.-Mrs
T.. D. Wallace OF Enosburgh Falls, visit
cd friends in town last week.--Mr. and
Mrs Henry Grant who have been visit
ing friends I'm this vicinity for the past
two weeks returned to their home In Bos-
ton Saturday.-Miss Rose Riley, who ia
attending school in St. Adams. was at
home over Sunday
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weeks.-Nrisses Fannie Rood and Floyd
wilkins returned from the White Noun
tains October I, where they spent the sum
mcr.-Miss Grace G. Wheeler went Mon
day to Boston. She will visit several
places in Massachusetts, before her return
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gettise of Alburgh
were in town last week en- route to East
Fairfeld.-Dr. Harris preached in Christ
Church. October 5.-Clyde Gregory of St
Adams spent Sunday in town.-SeVeral
from this place attended the dance ut
Westford Friday nght.-Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin of Swanton visited their daugh er,
Mrs. Abner Riley, last week.-D. s. Buck
"a nd wife uere in Rurlnpton last week
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WEST ENOSBURGH

MIR. Richard Smith left town Friday for
trip to Washington and through Vir-
enia, Mrs. Smith accompanied him as
far as Fail FLYER Mass. where she will
visit her son.-M Mrs. Eliza Davis. who has
been visiting her daughter in Waterbury,
has returned home.-Miss Ccdelia Law
renee has zone to Montgomery to visit
relatives. Mrs. &. S. McAllistcr has gone
to Providence X. l., as delegate to the
annual Woman's Foreign Mission society
convention held there. Mr.. McAllister
accompanied her to Boston, where he will
visit his daughter.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. William Scott. a colored lady from
the South will speak on Home Mis-
sions" in the Baptist Church the evening
of the 7th inst.-Almond Norris of AL
bany is visiting his brother-in-law. Guy
Woodward.-C. ID. Gilbert Of the u. V.
NJ. was at home over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Rushford were In Mont
gomery over Sunday at his father's,-A
large stock of logs are being cut for
Hiram Moffat's mill.-Edward Wilson HI =
moved from East Enosburgh to the David
Cushman place,-Will Belair has moved
away.-No frosts have come yet to in
jure any kind Of vegetation.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. Mix of New York, and Mr. Saxton
of Shelburne We're in town last week
looking after apples.-Miss Florette Hill
is building an addition to her house.-O.
j. and NJ. S. Thomas have put an addi-
ton on their dining room with a room
have commenced pack
ing their apples.-O. II. Parker of Bur-
lington was in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
Charlie Fortune of Shclburne is visiting
at Fred Fortune .-Mrs. Hiram Lewis is
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs John Stewart of Hardwick is Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
Maple Lawn Academy closed Tuesday for
the remainder of the week.-Mr and Mrs
stevens were called to Essex Wednesday
to attend the funeral Of her sister Ray
era wford went to his home at Willston
Wednesdav.-Miss Anna Landon of Col
chester visited relatives In town recently,
William Collins of Sandusky, Ohio. was
in town few days this week.-The Ger
main Medicine Co. is giving a series of
at keelers Hall this week.
I,xcursjou IN BOSTON Al 9Th Dapp