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Evening journal., 1902-03-25
WANTED
FOR SALE

NOR SALE.-A three-story, nine-room-
II ed house, on Van Buren, street; this
Is an exceptionally conveniently arranged
and sanitary residence at "a moderate
price. One-half square from city railway.
A. J.. JOHNSON. n. E. Cor. Eighth and
Shipley streets. m7-1m
Evening journal., 1902-03-25

y HERIFFs SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
> writ of LevaId Faciae, to me di-
'ected will be exposed to public sale, at
The hotel at Townsend, New Castle
county, State of Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF APRIL 1902,
At 10 o'clock a. m
Evening journal., 1902-03-25

Schedule in effect November II, 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
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Id followlnE deserlbed roal ZINC. W

- HERIFFs sALn-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Tacias to me al
rected, wsll be exposed to public sale
az Armstrong; Hotel. I'm Delaware
CIV County Of New Castle, State
OF Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 26th DAY OF MARCH, 1902.
AT 10 20 oiofocl IA tn
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SHElBURNE,

The Democratic party have filed the
name of Leander ]. Chauvn for town rep
resentatiNe There are now three candi-
dates in the field, l.. c. Ray regular re-
publican; w. S. Sheridan, high license re-
publican; and l.. J. ChauVn. democratic.
|. H. Deyette went to Buffalo Wednes-
day
Nitcl Lessor has received a pension of
81 Per 'month.
There will be republican rally in the
town hall on Friday evening, August %
tho speakers will be Congressman Foster.
the Hon. r. T.. Brown. States Attorney
f. G. Mower and the Hon. f. c. Archibald
OF Manchester. Shermar's Military band
VIII furnish music.-Mr and Mrs John
morrill, are the parents of fine IL pound
son. born Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs Edward
Bartlett of Milwaukee are visiting the doc
tors brother, Joel Bartlett-The Rev. NJ
u. Cole spent Tuesday at Spring Grove
campmeeting.-Miss Jennie F'orbe of Michi-
gan Is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Drew On
ner return home. She will he accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Amos Page, who will
make her visit.-Schools will all begin
Tuesday, September @
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Clapp went with them expecting to make
her future home in Dakota.-N. W. Taylor
Is visiting in Richford Mrs. Kelton has
erected monument in the village GENE
tory In memory OF her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Watkirs.-Mss Clara
Wheeler has gone away for a visit.-How e
ard Brooke has gone to Manchester. y.
H., to Work.-Alcxander Earle of Newport
visited at Prosper Longeys recently.-Mrs.
a. p. j. Richardson has returned from a
few weeks visit at East Berkshire--M Hiss
Grace Richardson is home from Boston on
a visit-Schools begin on Tuesday, Sept
2,-'rhere was a rousing republican rally
at the Center on Tuesday evening. The
Hon. X. W. Hulburd of Hyde Park and
Silas w. Finn of ST. Adams were the
speakers. The Montgomery band furnish
ed music. As Tuesday, September I'd is
election day every voter should be at the
polls The State and county should hear
from the little town of Montgomery as in
the past. strong and steadfast in her prin-
cipcs, and ever loyal to the Republican
party Of which the town In justly proud
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Isabel Madge Rawson and John Ar
thur Leach. to take place on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock on Sept. 10, at st.
Rartholemew's Church.-Mr. and Mrs.War-
rem Hobbs have returned to Worcester.
Mass
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WESI BE RKSHlRE.

Mrs c. w. Ross and son Frank Of Grand
Isle visited at f.. A. Austins Monday and
Tuesday.-The village school opens Mon
day, September 8. with the same teachers.
the Misses Keenan, of st. Albans.-Miss Nj.
Gertrude Merrill Of East Fairfield is pass
Rev. A. w. Ford who has had charge of
the singing at the Morrisvlle and Sheldon
Campmeetings the past two weeks. return
ed home Monday.--D F.. Weld and daugh-
ters Lucy and Flora were in Hghgate
Springs Thursday and Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard of Somcrvile, Mass,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Howard $
brother. c. r. Burleson.-Carlos johnson
was in stowe on business a few days re-
cently.-Charles Austin went to Morris
VILE with the Enoshurgh Falls base ball
nine Tuesday.-Mrs. Susan r. Ladd of
Richford and Mrs. H. barney of Boston
are guests at the home of Mrs. NJ S.
I.raN en.-The families og j. G.. and j f..
Weld, who have been In camp at Highgate
Springs for several weeks. returned home
Monday.-The Rev. A. w. Ford will prea CHI
at South Franklin Sunday morning. Aug
ust 81 and at this place in the evening -
The West Berkshire Cornet band furnish
ed music At Bedford fair Wednesday and
Thursday.-Miss +. Annie Bowen enter
tanned friends with cards Tuesday after
noon.-Mrs. Sarah Kelly and daughter
Elizabeth Of Burlington are visiting ut w.
y. Jolloy's.-Mrs A. f. Rowen is passing
n couple Of weeks at Caledonia Springs.
ont.-Mrs. Moses Goodhue of Hyde Park
visited her niece, Mrs. J. G. Weld. recon
iy-Mrs Wareham and daughter Mildred
ana Miss Bessie Dunn Of Cambridge visit
ed at j. Demar's last Week.-Mrs. MYRTLE
Mosor visited her uncle in Richford last
week.-Miss Annie Bowen will teach school
III '"e styles district. commencing Septem-
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NEW HAVEN.

The Rev and Mrs. j. II. Hoffman Of
North Reading. Mass. visited friends in
town last woek.-Dr II. Rival Jones of
Ponson was the guest Of f.. NJ. Partch last
Week.-Mrs.. j. l.. Potter visited her niece
Mrs. J. X. Giddngs, in Pittsford last week
Mrs. G.. I" Steele Of Lebanon. \. H.,
Miss Ora Strolo aud Fred Morse of Chi
clgo, H., were in town last wcek.-Watson
w ". Hurlburt of New York city aud
John y. Hurlhurt Of West Rutland. called
ON friends in town Sunday-There was a
social at the town hall Friday night.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Partch.-7ho Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Wright of Jersey City. ~ j.. Mrs Charles
Payne and son and Mrs Agnes Williams
of Hridpcrt are guests of Mr. and Mrs V.
NJ. Benedict.--E. NJ. Roscoe of Waterbury,
Mrs. W. W. Warren and daughter, Mil
dred, of Springfield. Mass, and Mrs II.
e. Parsons Of Fairfield, Mass. are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs A. P. Roscoe.-'rhe Rev.
c. G. Cove of Oaktield. y. Y, will preach
in the Congregational Church Sunday.-C.
+. F Palmer of Yonkers. n. Y, is in town
for few days-Niss Ida A. Kingsley is
visiting friends in LinColn.-Bceman High
school opens Sept l. the other grades Sept.
>-Miss Mary A. Braman Of North Adams,
Mass. Is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Shorrod Brown.-Mr and Mrs George Pal.
ner with friends from Providence, r. l..
are camping at Mile Point.
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JERICHO.

Miss Eva Ford is spending a few days
in Williston.-The Sunday schools will
unite for a picnic at Mallett's Bay Thurs
day.-Nlss Florence MacGibbon of Hart
ford Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Jdckson.-1he Rcv. and Mrs .. \. Bean
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Buxton and Miss Flor
ence Buxton are spending two weeks at
Malletts Bay.-Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Bull
lock of Springfield Mass, were guests at
Arson Field Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
F. Wilbur and Mrs. j. F.. Moulton were on
Mt. Mansfield over Sunday.-A village i'm
provment society was organized at l.. f.
Wilbur's office Monday evening. The fol
lowing officers were elected President DR..
G. II. Hulburd; vce-presdent the Rev.
O. y. Bean; secretary, Mrs l.. F.. Wilbur;
treasurer. l.. F. Wilbur; executive COM
mittee, Arson Field, Mrs. f.. r. Williams,
+. A. Donaldson.-The Rev. NJ J. Il. Full
Ter is spending this week in Clarendon
John Mclaughlin of Hartford, Conn, is
in town for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
f. Hulburd and children of Boston. were
guests at DR.. G.. r. Huburd's recently
Mrs. +. p. Howe of Burlington was in
town Tuesday.-Mrs. II. D. Costello of
Milton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. f., Rood
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SHORERAM.

Martin NJ. Post of Hamilton spent Sun
day at c. w. Norh's.-Dr. Platt went to
bennington Monday Schools in districts
80 10 and II begin September 1. All the
others begin the Nth. Mrs. and Miss
Wright are spending few days in Rutland.
Miss Wilds and Miss Mary Bird walked
from Middlehury to Mrs. Susan Wright's
sunday aftcrnoon.--Mr. and Mrs Rushhy
and son went to SChrcon lake Wednesday.
r.. q. Bascom returned to Fort Edward
Wcdnc sday.-Mr. and Mrs X w. Merritt
wish to notify the friends of Mrs. Esther
Forbes, that she and her daughter Mrs.
Ellen Bascom are with them for a week or
two.
The ladies Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
VII serve lee cream on the lawn of s. t.
N0rthrup saturday cvenmg.-Madam Par
ish is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. e.
Nottingham. Mis-. l.. H. Tottingham has
r'urnod from Revere Bcach.-Miss Eliza
Sessions of the Industrial school, Yer
Ecnncs. visited her cousins, Mrs Wallace
Larrahee and Mrs. John Moore. last week
p. r. Nottingham spent Sunday at his
father SD. G. and Mrs. Pierce of Rut-
land arc at l.. n. Nottingham s-Mi IS
Louie Clark. who has been with her aunt
Mrs. Ella Jones. returned to her home in
Eric. Pa. MondaY.-W. j. Anderson and
wife arc visiting Mr. and Mrs William
Anderson
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UNDERHILL.

Peter Comstock of New York, a cousin
of Miss A. L. Marsh, made her visit this
week.-Mrs.. Minnie Mead of Boston ar
rived in town this week.--Theron Porter.
wife and two children of Neponset Mass.
are guests of their many friends and rela-
tives in town.-The annual meeting of the
W. c. T. L. was neld at the home of Miss
A J.. Marsh on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
f.. NJ Lee was reelected As president: also
Miss Hattie Mead as secretary and treas
trer and Mrs .Taplin as evangolistic SUI
pcrintendent. The newly elected officer
was Mrs. Ira Thorp vice president
Mrs. D. G. French of New York is the
guest of friends in town d. c. French is
expected on Friday.-Mss Lucia Ifadley
Of Burlington passed through town with
friends on Tuesday on her way to Mount
Mansfield.-Mr and Mrs. L. c. Fowler are
expecting to leave in few days for ten
days Vacatiou.-E S. Whitcomh and Mrs
Whtcomb came home from South Hero
camp on Monday Eddie Humphrey and
Lena Humphrey have gone to Boston,
Newell Graves Of Rutland is visiting his
brother, Clark Graves. He is accompanied
by a lady friend-C. G. Abbott is spending
his vacation in Boston and Vicnity,-The
Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Brigham recently had
as a guest their daughter, Mrs. Rola Bal
lard of Fairfa x.-Charles Gates and family
of Franklin have been taking a carriage
drive in the State and gave their friends
in Underhil n short call.-The Rev. Nh
Wills is so much improved that he has
taken a trip to Cambridge and Wocott.-
The mail carrier on the route from Under
hill to North Underhill is to he W. w Fal-
mcr-Charles Wills, Harry Edwards,
Gould Wilbur. Richard Iiulett and Ralph
and Howard Ayres spent two days on MI
Mansfield last week.-rhe Rev. NJ. j. Ful-
Ter spent several days at camp in South
| last week,
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CHIT1ENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX CENTER,

ne town school will begin next Tuesday.
The new bridge near DORIS shop will
soon be open to the travelling public. -
L. Il. Barney started Thursday morning
ior Er,e "a, to resume her position in
the Erie High SCHOOLGIRLS. Il. NJ Huntlev
and daughters. Ruth and Rosamond sp-rt
sunday with friends in Rurlington.-A
son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Law
renee Friday-Henry Lewis of North Troy
and MIR. and Mrs. Clark Lewis of WASH
ington d. c., visited at T. s. Whittier
last week.-Hiland Doty. former resi-
dont of Essex died at his son Frnost's
home in Woodbury.. Tho body was brought
here and the funeral held Tuesday at the
Congregational Church, the Rev. r. B.
Fay officiating
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COLCHESTER.

Bernell Coon spent Sunday Mt his home
IN Nlilton.-A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. vernon Newton.-MIiss Ella Has
klns of Springfield is visiting at the home
OF A. o. Hulburd.-William MacIntyre is
il.-John Rolf is repaired as still very III.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor is spending a few
Gays at Queen City Park.-Miss Maud
Parsons is the guest of Mrs. f. r. Nelson.
Miss Helen Caswell and Robert Cameron
were married August 2O.-Mrs. Luther
Hunt and Mrs. Frank Anterior and
daughter of toughton, Mass. are visiting
Mt the home of j. w. Crockett-A very
pleasant tea was given by the Kings
Daughters Thursday afternoon of last
week for Miss Crockett at the home of
Mrs. G. i. Atwood.-Mrs. f. S. Wright and
daughter are spending a week at Cumber-
land Hcad.-Mrs Fred Andrus and daugh-
ter are in town.-Mrs. Fred Wilson visited
in Georgia last Week.-Mrs. Winifred VOL
colt and Miss Louise Wolcott are visiting
friends in ElZabethtown, n. Y.--Miss Het-
tie Henderson died Friday. Her funeral
was held Sunday from the home of her
niece, Mrs. c. w. Wright. where she has
resided for several years Miss Henderson
formerly lived in Cleveland Ohio.
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Rich MOND.

The condensed creamery paid for July
milk, 81 cents per hundred without testing.
The Jonesvilo creamery paid 81 cents per
hundred for standard milk with the split
milk returned-Mr. and Mrs r. f. Jones
left on the White Mountain train for the
mountains They were expected home sat
urday night Mrs. NJ. swift Of MiddleseN 10
the guest of her sister, Mrs Asa Sherma u.
A hearing relative to the killing of young
LaforCe by the paper train some time ago,
was held at the station last Wednesday,
Dr. and Mrs. p. +. Leary Of Turner Falls
visited his brothers, NJ e. and NJ. G.. Leary
here last week, and the three brothers vis-
tied their parents in Jericho,-Mr. and Mrs.
George Green visited friends in Bristol
last week The Louisa NJ. Smiley circle of
Kings Daughters will hold a sale and ba-
Ear at the Universal Church this week
Wednesday and Thursday evening.-Mrs.
George Bryant Of Lowell, Mass. is visit
Ing her brothers, A. j, and Elmer Bryant
MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Towers Mr.. and Mrs.
7: e. Towne, Mrs A. r. Williams and Mrs.
i, g. Nichols left last Tuesday night for
several days visit TO Capt A. G. Fay
Of Milton.-Mrs, Jones and child from New
YORK were the guests Of Mrs, Caroline
Sherman last week.-Mrs.. Nulty of st.
Albans was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
j" I.oary last week. Mss Mary Doherty
of New York Is the guest of +. Glcason's
MI ana Mrs Cornelius Whalcn attended
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HILL WEST,

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Shangraw, August 17-Miss
Maude Lumhra and Harry Hldred of Bur-
lington are visiting at the home OF Henry
Iumhra.-Mr, and Mrs. Carl Hathaway.
who have been visiting Moses Maynard g
family, have returned to their home in
Lewiston, Me.-Nliss Wilma Rushford has
returned home from Albany, where she
has been working.-Mrs. Homer Fra
zier went August y to the Mary Fletch-
err hospital in Burlington for surgi-
cal treatment.-Miss May Pudvah gave a
tea party to about ten of her little friends
August EI-The new church is going up
fast, Harvey DONNA of Berkshire having
charge Of it,-Martin Jewett was in John
son few days this week.-John Quinn of
Worcester. Mass, and John Taylor Of
Pawtucket, r. l., recently visited at the
home Of Gyles Jewett-Mr. and Mrs. Il.
IA. Jewett and daughter Blossom are
spending week at Johnson camp meet
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. &C. Shangraw Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcsscr. Mr. and Mrs. f. H.
Rushford and Mr., and Mrs. \. a. Rush
ford attended Sheldon camp meeting Aug.
24.-Mr. and Mrs c. H. Whitcomb of St
Adams are visiting Mrs, Whltcomb's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Eli Shangraw.
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HlNESBURGH.

A union temperance service was
held at the Methodist Church
Sunday evening.-Mr. an d Mrs. Quin-
cy Green OF Watertown, Mass.
their relatives, the Bostwicks.-Mrs. A.
L. Cain of Bristol spent few days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Ray.-Miss
Helen Ray is visiting her uncle in Shell
burne.-Mrs ]. II. Allen and Mrs Julia
Gage spent few days in Bristol last
~eek.-At high license rally at the Town
nail Saturday evening, MIR. Jackson Of
Barre gave an address.-Two men from
Richmond were arrested here last Thurs
day for drunkenness. They were brought
before Justice Davis and fined 500 each
and costs.-fIarold and Helen Degree re-
turned to Burlington Monday after visit
Ing their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs ]
r. Miles.-O. G. Halock has sold his house
lou ana meat market to Abe r. Wortheim
ana gives possession within month Mr.
Nortnclm VIII live In the place but con-
tnue MS present business and has hired a
man TO run the meat market-C G. Peck
Is nuliding a large silo.-The Rev. c. C.
ADAMS VIII return this week from Frank
Nv with his family and will occupy his
pulpit next Sunday.-Lewis Bissonette
visited his son Henry in Waterbury last
week-Ihere will be harvesters ball in
the town hall, September 16-The demo-
Gratis AT their caucus voted to support the
o'Hieht hlsh-Hcense candidate for town
representative which Is H. l., Palmer
r. o. Martin is the Mccullough republi-
can candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. LeC$rand NJ Baldwin and
son, Pierce, Of Providence, X. l., are visit
ing friends here.-Miss May Skiff of chi
caGo Is spending couple of weeks with
Mrs. Guy Tobey.-Mrs. Cohurn Pierce and
daughter, Lucy Belle have returned from
Spring Grove camp meeting Several from
mere attended the rally at Richmond Tues
daY-The band went to Shelburnc Monday
evening TO play at the Clement rally
Daniel Ray and family of Natick. Mass.
VISITED friends her last week-Mr and
Mrs. w. E. Andrews have returned from
Iho'hpsons Point.-There will be a republi-
can rally here Saturday, Aug. 3o.-Mrs.
flelds is the guest Of Mrs. VI. w. Pierce
MIS- H. c. Cassidy has returned from
Saratoga.
There is to he dedication ball at the
new town hall on Thursday evening. Sep
'cmher IL, instead of September l6 with
music by the Howard Opera House or
ClnStra N q
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

MT Morse OF JonesvIlle spent Sunday at
Clement Dezotells .-Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
returned from johnson Sunday.-A partv
from this place climbed jay peak Friday
and another party Sunday.-The ladies Of
the Baptist and Congregational Church
will serve dinner Tuesday. Septeber .. in
the church Vestries.-A Woman's Temper
ance meeting was held Monday afternoon
in the Baptist Church. a meeting is an
pointed for Wednesday afternoon, Septpm-
her 3, at three o'clock, at which all ladies'
are requested to be present.-Hcn. r. w
Hulburd and Hon. Silas Flynn spoke at
republican rally in Stllea's hall Tuesday
evening. Music was furnished by the
Montgomery band.
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OAKLAND.

Gardner Murphy, who has been in town
on business for few days, returned TO
his home in Boston Tuesday Bron-
son of Hartford Conn, Miss Laura Cove
or Providence, r. l., and Ransom and
Florence Somers of Waltham, Mass, have
heen the guests of their cousin. Mrs. j. *
curtis the past week.-Mrs.. f. A. Nor
ton and son Ward are visiting Mrs Nor
TONS mother in North Ferrsburgh. Miss
Laura Judd, who has been employed at
Samson's Lake View House, has returned
home. Mrs. Frank Eccleston and daugh-
ter Mildred of Oxford N. Y. are visiting
at F. b. Harriotts.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Smith of Massa.
chusetts are visiting at the home of r.
Smith.-Miss Addie Rounds of Brockton
Mass, and G. Ia Rounds of Boston have
returned to their homes, Miss Myrtle Wal
bridge Of Bakersfield visited relatives
here last wcek.-There will be Sunday
school picnic in George Morway's woods
August 29-Miss Ethel Croft of East Fair
field spent few days with Miss Winnie
Croft last week.--Lone Centerbar of
Barre is passing a few days a his home.
here Miss Elsie Ladue of East Sheldon is
visiting Miss Winnie Croft
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Ellis of Huntington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ellis, their son Of
Boston. Mass spent a part of last week
with John Ellis, the creamery man of this
place. They spent last Friday at camp
Martin and Mr.. Ellis, Sr.. caught a pick
erel that weighed l0i4 pounds and measur-
ed three feet and one inch In length. Mrs.
McCavley and son and her father, Moses
IIerrick will return to their home in Chi
cago In a few weeks.-Alrs ia ffric Of chi
cago and Mrs. Kay Of Brooklyn. N. Y. and
Mrs. Brown of Chicago came Tuesday to
visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick
"A number Of the farmers are not yet
through hayng. Granger is on the
sick list DIR. Coburn attends him. The
school building Is receiving coat of paint
School begins next Monday.-Mrs y. q.
Bullock returned from Milton Boro last
Saturday whore she has been caring for
her son Ray, who shot his thumb off Aug
list S.
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Maggie Sewers in
Sheldon Saturday morning after an illness
of several months. She has always been a
resident of Fairfield until last December.
when she went to Sheldon. She leaves
three daughters and four sons; Mrs
Sewers Of Sheldon. Mrs George Carey Of
St Adams and Mrs. Wayland Wright
OF East Fairfield; John, Thomas and Ed
ward Fitzgerald of this town and Mrs
Martin Fitzgerald of st. Adams The fun
eral Will be held from ST. Patrick's Church
Monday morning at nine oclock.-Mr, and
Mrs. George SUMMONS are the happy par
ents OF baby grl-The forty hours advo-
cation was held at st. Patrick's Church
Monday and Tuesday.--Miss Hattie Phelps
of Swanton is the guest of Miss Fannie
Nyc for few days.-Somc of the young
people attended camp meeting at Sheldon
Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs, George Vincent gave tea party in
honor OF her guest Mass Cynthia Savlcs.
OF Enosburgh Center. Monday afternoon -
me congregational Sunday school went
10 FRANKLIN pond Tuesday for a picnic
i ne rev EDWARD Grant Of East Montpel-
Ter is visiting his father. Joseph Grant
The Rev. William Walker and daughter
Mrs, r. A. Perley and daughter, and the
Misses Blanche and Grace Wadleigh spent
tuesday IN Fredericksburg, P. Q.-The VII
iaEe Improvement society Will give an en-
tertainment Monday evening September 1
at the Central house hall consisting of a
concert after which there will be dancing
ard refre shments will he served -rho
Rov. Mr. Blunt, wife and son of Crompton.
~ l.. visited friends In town T,insdar
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Matte Sutton and daughter Ethel
of Boston, Mrs w. W. Place and Miss
Jennie lsham Of Hinesburgh visited at
Mrs Noonan's last Week.-Mrs. E. ID,
lsham and child spent last week in Hines.
pursh with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Carry,-Aunt Betsey Whitcomb has
returned to her home in Williston village
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forbes after
spending several weeks assisting in the
care and house work of Mrs r. f. Forbes.
Mrs Forbes is now able to be about the
house
Mrs, H. H. Tilley entertained the Satlr.
DAY afternoon club last week.-Mrs. Maud
Icers and child are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Tracy. Mrs. Beers Is a sister of Mrs.
Tracy.-loomis Allen and Mrs. r. T.
Forbes and NJ. E. Tllley are somewhat bet
ter from their recent indisposition.
M w. Iiinsdill has returned from a ten
days visit with relatives In Montpclier