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WAITSFlElD,

A. G. Matthews lost a valuable Jersey
cow last Saturday--Miss L. H. Douglas
and her sister from New Haven. Conn.
have moved into the house Of H. N. Bush
nell, recently vacated by ]. o. Haskins.-
Mrs. +. o. Trask and son Harry Of Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Nv. J. McGlafin of Warren and Edward Nc
Glafiin of Mortified are doing the mason
work on the new house of j. b. Norton.-G.
n. Billings. w. c. Kelsey and o. G.. Eaton
were at Montpelier last week as delegates
to the Republican State convention.--The
band concert and promenade last Saturday
evening was very well attended notwith-
standing the very rainy weather. the re-
ceipts being about $50 The members Of the
band extend their thanks to all who so
kindly furnished supplies and assisted in
the work of the evening.-The stage to Mid
dlesex resumed its twice a day trip last
Friday for the first time since the washout
of the railroad at Middlesex.-The band are
T. give concert ice cream social and pro-
menade at Moretown. town hall Thursday
evening the 26th.
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-ge family gathering at Mrs. John Nell's,

arge family gathering at Mrs John Neil's,
une 49, All her children and grand children,
or brothers and sisters and their families,
or mother who is eighty-seven years old
'ere present. The occasion was Mrs.
'eilfs birthday.-The teacher and her scho-
ars Of No. school went to her home June
., to surprise her son, Hardey as it was his
welfth birthday. The ladies We're also in
tied as 1t was also Mrs. Marbles birthday.
nice supper was served on the veranda.
where ffty-two partook of all the good
things Of the table
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GRAND ISLE

Hugh Luck the noted writer OF New Ze-
land has arrived at Eagle camp. this being
the third season he has appeared there
The schools in town will close the 9th
with an entertainment in the evening AT
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The OK
ercses will consist of recitation by the
children interposed with music by the mis-
scs Grswold and others who will kindly as
sist in making 1t pleasurable event for
the children. All are cordially invited
The Ladies' Aid society will meet Thurs
day afternoon. at the residence Of Mrs
Mrs. Griswold. Stokes Palmer OF
New York city, Il violinist of some lote is
boa riding nj = p Gordon
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BElVIDERE.

The net receipts of the Ice cream social
Tuesday night, June H. amounted to SIC
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. NJ c
Shattuck July 3-Lydia Coburn Is visiting
in Jeffersonville.-M and Mrs. 7. R. Pot
ter were in town Sunday, July @-Mr. and
Mrs. L. Davis were in Hyde Park the 21st
The Ladies Aid are painting and paper
ing the church at the junction inside, and
there are also some new steps being built
F. Wescom at the Centre had the mis-
fortune to step on nail the Nst. 1t pene-
trated to the bone through a rubber boot.
His foot became swollen and was so pain
full that it was necessary to have 1t cut
open and the bone scraped. the next day
He is doing we'll mt present.-Mr. and Mrs
George Perry Of Cambridge visited at his
uncle's, J. r. McCNuin's, Saturday, the 2tst
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BRADFORD.

Miss Louise johnson returned from her
school at Saxtons river, Saturday-Mrs
l.. G. Osgood and daughter Elizabeth of
Bellows Falls arrived at the home of
her parents ex-Gov. and Mrs. Roswell
Farnham, aturday.-Raymond Brown and
Henry Watson of Dartmouth, are at home
for the summer vacation.-The closing
event of commencement week was the BAN
auet at Hotel Low. Friday evening. AL
though not well attended 1t was one Of
the most pleasant affairs of the week
Youngs orchestra OF st. Johnsbury which
was in attendance nearly all the week.
rendered several selectons.-Mis Eaton
of Nashua, n. H., has been the guest of
her uncle, w. b. d. Amy for few days
Miss Abbie Avery returned from Spencer
Iowa, Friday. where she spent the winter
--Childrens day will be observed at the
Congregational Church. Sunday morning
The Rev. and Mrs n. ]. Kilbourn have
been taking a much needed vacation in
Washington. d. c. They will return Sat
urday.-Miss Grace Amy 10 very sick with
scarlet fever.-H. W. Blake Of Island
Pond was the guest OF DR.. F. 4. Smith,
Monday.-The Kings Daughters are to
give an entertainment In tho Congregnt ION
al vestry Friday evening. The Rev Will
Der Butterneld. who Ia the guest of his
cousin. Mrs. II. A. Lowd. preached in
Franklin Falls, N. H., Saturday.-George
Jacobs OF Concord. N H.. was In town
Nhohoay'-"iSs ctnei LitCn tedcner III the
Pentecosatal Institute Saratoga, N. Y, has
been the guest OF her uncle, N. w. Cum
ningham.- Miss Emma Edwards left for
Springfield. Monday where she will attend
ommencement.-Miss Georgiana Prescott
Ia home from Montpelier Seminary for the
summer vacation.--E. II. Sleeper 10 teach
ing drawing In the summer school at Bar
ton this Week.-Mrs. McNece OF Bridgeport
Conn, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Cummings.-H. f. Slack of the opinion
force Is spending a few days at his home
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. II. Watson OF
Montpelier has been In town for few
days.-Mrs A. r. Shaw and children of
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WARREN.

DR.. J. S. Dodge removed 20 feet Of tape
worm from Hervie Downing Sunday
Claud Miller cut his little finger off and
mangled ore of his other fingers quite
badly Monday while at work in the glove
box factory.-The Rev. w. F. Streeter
went to Barre last week and married Ru-
fus Robinson to Miss Lucy belong. They
were both formerly of this place.-Mrs.
James Cardells remains were brought
here for interment last week. She was a
former resident of this place, but for the
past few years has lived with Mrs. Or,
Norton OF Bristol. her daughter ia
min Poland of Waitsfield visited his daugh-
ter Mrs. l.. ]. Russell. last week,-Leon
Brown and Miss Anna McGlo1n were
married in Randolph last week.-George
Bragg is soon to start a meat cart-Frank
Williamson went to Bridport Monday.
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EAST RANDOLPH,

Misses Mertie and Myrna Clifford gave q
'cob-wcb' party to their schoolmates and
friends last Saturday afternoon In honor of
thirteenth birthday Many gifts were rec
elved and very pleasant time enjoyed by
al-Mrs. w. w. Sprague and Mrs. j. 7. Gift
FORD OF Randolph visited at E. S. Hall s
Monday.-A G. Osgood was at home over
Sunday.-John Rogers is moving his family
INTO Mr.. Sturges's house-Josephine
Lamphire called on friends here recently
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WATERBURY,.

G.. r. Moody has bought the Knapp farm
lying on the river In Mdlesex, large and
we'll equipped farm with excellent build
ngs. There is In connection with this pur-
chase very important water power, pro
badly the best in the river-James Waite
has gone to Ohio where he has secured pos
ition in steel works Tuesday afternoon,
the Ladies Union met at the home of Mrs.
Palmer in Duyhury.
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DERBY

Mrs. Frank Marvin from Franklin coun-
~ Is visiting with her father w. s. Rob
bins,-The Independent Foresters OF this
town attended service in the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday afternoon and
were addressed by the Rev. ]. II. Cone A
large number Of the people of this village
were present. The singing was very fine
Misses Alice and Edith Cone are stopping
with their brother, the Rev. j. II. Cone
The Baptist parsonage Is being thoroughly
repaired, Mrs. +. d. Luddlngton, the pas
tors wife. Is away meanwhile on a visit to
her children. Misses Ella Taylor, Lua
Richard, Emma Wilson and Mrs. Mae
Richard are at Lake Park for a weeks va
cation.-The district schools in this village
closed last Friday with delightful picnic
in A. A. Sivers grove. Great satisfaction
is expressed at the progress made In each
department Of the school during the term
~Summer boarders are beginning to be seen
on the streets. The Rickard has several
and family from Boston are at Mrs. NJ.
II. Donaldson's .-Miss Helen Hunt has been
entertaining a friend from Minneapolis.
Minn.-Miss IneZ Grout is home from Con-
necticut, where she has been teaching the
past year,-The many friends of Mrs. Curtis
Wiley will be glad to hear that she is
slowly ralying from her long and severe
illness Mrs. O. w. Kelley. who has been
quite sick, is better.--Frank Niles and Ray
AOultOu are ax DeGtel homa from AoSton
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GREENSBORO,

George W. Simpson is dangerously ILL.,
Deacon Marshall is failing slowly.
Stevens visited at Stannard recently.-Mss
Davis of Hardwick Is working at G.. w.
Simpson's.-Mrs. Cotton of Massachusetts
Is visiting at William Barclay's.-Georgs
Palmer and II. A. Rice are having their
houses reshinged.-M Helen Barclay and
Mrs. Joe Lindsay spent a part of last
week visiting friends at Glover-H. w.
Caderwood has had lead pipe put down to
bring water to his buildings, George Chase
OF North Craftsbury doing the work.
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CRAFTSBURY.

James Larabee is visiting his parents for
a few days.-Leon Patterson takes the
place in the store of Uric e Sawyer, va
Gated by Walter Chase-Mrs Helen Fisher
from Colorado visited friends in town last
week.-The young friends Of Leon Pattcr-
son gave him very pleasant surprise at
his home last Tuesday evening, the &C.
casion being his 10Th birthday Mrs. E. N.
Nelson is improving from the serious Ill
ness Of last week-Mr. Clark of Johnson
visited his son, w. II. Clark, Of this vii
LACE last week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Professor and Mrs. Oscar Atwood of
New Orleans La, and Mrs Lottie Nc
Farland Of Johnson have been guests of
DR. and Mrs. Il. r. Brush a few days and
calling on other friends.-The Women's
Home Missionary society meet at the Con-
Grcgational Church parlors Thursday af-
ternoon, June 2s Supper will be served
from TO s. The proceeds go for the paint
fund for painting the church.-Miss Strong
formerly cook at the American House, has
resumed her work again.-Mrs. w. NJ
Smith and daughter Nellie are at their cot
tase in Queen City Park. Mr.. Smith spent
Sunday with them.-Ihere was union
service Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional Church appropriate to the closing
of the school year for tho young people.
Special music and recitations by some Of
the little ones made II very interesting.
The church was full.-Blanche Stinehour
was given n surprise party one evening
last week. Games and music filled the
evening very pleasantly, Ice cream and
cake were served. Blanche goes this week
to Hyde Park to work at Hotel Phoenix
Miss Mary Chayer WIS given a surprise
last Wednesday evening by the young peo-
pie, and the occasion was very pleasant
one. Light refreshments were served
games and singing filled up the evening
Miss Chayer leaves this week for Mt
Vernon, ~ H.. where she has a position
at the Hotel Grand.-Quartery meeting
services were held at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. The Rev. c. s.
Nutter, presiding elder of st. Adams
preached the sermon. Mr.. Nutter had
quite "A serious time Saturday while com
ing here, His horse got frightened, throw
ing him over the fence, smashing his
wagon quite a bit, but no serious injury
was done to man or horse-Miss Dora
Penniman of Hartland In visiting her sis
ter Mrs f. l.. NJ. Bsrnes.-The Rev. Ed
win Wheelock preached at Jeffersonville
Sunday morning.-Mr, and Mrs Clarence
Morgan have commenced housekeeping in
T.. w, Patchs house.-Earl Smile is again
at work for the Wiley Bros.-Hollis Gray
is home from the u. V. NJ. for the sum
mer vacation.
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aged rs years Ia seriously i'll at present
with measles.-The friends of Mrs. Myrtin
Darling Holt of Calais are pleased to
learn of the arrival of n little daughter
The campers are getting more numerous
around Elmore lake.-1he rain continues
the farmers are very backward about their
work,
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WORCESTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Flanagan OF More
town were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette
on Saturday.-Miss Lillian Vail is attend
Ing the U. v. M. commencement at Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin and
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Z. Gillette visited In Mid
who had been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hull. In Washington for two weeks past,
came home on Saturday. Her mother came
with her.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Corliss, June H.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Grandheld visited her pavents in Waterbury
Sunday.-Mr and NJ. s. Frank johnson of
Mrs. Jason Hill Of MoretoWu Waited At Mra
Charles Grandfleds one day the past week.
Miss Alice Neil hes returned home from
Boston,-Mrs bernie Grover OF Boston u
visiting her aunt, Mrs John Neili.--The
Social Circle will meet wtkh Mry Hugh
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ESTATE OF MARY ROwLEY BARNES.
BURLINGTON

We. the subscribers, having been Alb
pointed by the Honorsbe the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, COM
m ssioners to receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of a. persons
against the estate of Mary Ruwley Barnes,
late Of Burlington, in sad district
deceased, and also all Claims and de-
mands exhibited N offset thereto; and s.x
months from the day OF the date hereof
being allowed by SAID court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give no:!cs
that we will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the office Of NJ \. L.
Thompson, on st. PAU street. in Burling-
ton in said district on the third Fridays
of July and December, next, at 10 o'clock
a. m, on each of said days.
Dated this 21st day of June. 1902
j. y. LHECREUX.
NJ. II. L. THOMPSON.
g. w3t. Commissioners
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HYDE PARK.

Cards, announcing the marriage of Alice
Josephine Eastman, daughter of George
Eastman of this place and Paul Floyd
Goodw in of Manchester, n. H.. have been
received. They will be at home to their
many friends after July first, at 50 Parker
Street.
Mrs. +. II. Rice Of North Cambridge is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Fair
banks.
Willie Land, who has been attending
school in Montreal, is home for his summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Lilley and son, Ben
jamin are in Burlington attending COM
mencement. Their daughter, Anna, grad
yates.
Miss Lucy Sawyer, one of the teachers in
the st. Johnsbury schools. is at home for
her vacation.
Dr. ". W. Genge and c. II. Bliss were
In BURLINGTON TUESDAY,
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ELMORE

Company Z. third VT. Regt held their
annual reunion at G. A. r., Hall in VOL
colt. June 10. The association ae- organ
lied by eleoting l.. L. Camp resident,
and Mrs, A. Thompson. SECRETARY and
treasurer.-rhe different schools Of the
town met at Bacon's Landing, June goth.
for days outing. Dr. Booth and Prof
Beebe of Morrisvile were present and talk
ed to the school children, The day was
hne and all enjoyed the gathering. The
delegates returned from the State con-
vention Friday they were for Proctor first
and Mccullough second Mrs. Flora Camp
and son, a. II. Camp OF Chicago, are
visiting at Il. Ia Campis.-A. ". QmslsAd,
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Lpsl.

oath, between head of College
street and the johnson place, South Bur
lington, pocket-book containing pc
tween FIVE and six dollars. Finder please
leave at Free Press Office. "A. H. L.
152, d&wlt
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

their mother.-Miss e. j. Stevenson and
Mrs ]. L. Reay visited friends and rela-
lives in Swanton and Wolf Ridge, p O.,
the first of the week
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Friday night-A large company attended
the social at Mrs. Charles Cark's Wednes-
day afternoon of last week and report a
very pleasant entertainment.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRlSVlllE

Miss lila Niles, who has been in a crlti-
cal condition since the operation for appen-
dicitis, is slightly improved.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. b. George
on Summer street Wednesday, June % at
o'clock was the scene of very pretty
home wedding. when their only daughter
Anna NJ, was united in marriage to May
nard s. Fillmore of New York. The maid
Of honor was Miss Laura Irish of this
place and the groomsman was a. N. Camp.
The bridal party entered the room to the
strains of Lohengrin's wedding march,
played by Miss Lena Irish. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev DR.. I. p. Booth,
pastor of the Universalist Church. The
bride was very becomingly attirerl in an
elaborate gown of white mousselne de
sole trimmed with valenciennes lace
and carried white roses. The maid
of homer wore a beautiful gown
of pink organde trimmed with
pink ribbon and carried pink roses. The
house vas very artstically decorated with
daisies and ferns and the bridal party
stood under an archway in the center OF
which was suspended a wedding bell. Al
though the bride has been absent from
this place for many years the many beau
tiful presents of cut glass, silver and gold
cvinced the high esteem in which she is
held by her many friends. The bridal
couple left on the evening train for an
extended Dtldal tour, nrst going TO Lynn
Hnd Boston, then to Halifax, n. S., goir <
from there by boat to New York city,
thence to Frankfort n. Y, where they will
reside. Among the guests from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Scribner of
st. Adams. Miss MollIe Straw of Stowe.
Miss Nida George Of Taunton. Mass. Mrs.
\. w. Aston of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
John harrington of st. Johnsbury, Mrs.
George W. Pember and daughter Nettie of
Randolph Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Strong of
Hyde Park A. r. Camp of Chicago, Mrs.
n. f. Croft of Boston.
Miss Nda George of Taunton, Mass, is
visiting friends in town for Il few weeks.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers is in Burlington.
l.. e. Daniels and Leslie Carpenter are
in Burlington. to attend commencement
exercises at the L. V. NJ.
Wilbur Boardman has gone TO Battle
Creek, Michigan, to visit few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Munson and the Hon.
and Mrs ]. A. Morse are in Burlington to
attend commencement at the L. V. NJ.
at which time Levi Munson and George
Morse will be graduated.
On account of change in railroad trains,
the rural delivery carriers do not leave on
their trip until after the noon train.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

Nettie Richard is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Henry Leach.-The condition of Mrs. DR..
Hall is much improved. Glee Lilly, her sis
ter was with her over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wheeler have returned to
their home in Hopedale. Mass-The Rev.
Mr.. Goodspeed of Springfield, Mass. preach
ed at East Calais last Sunday afternoon in
place of the Rev. Coolidge. Mrs, Willis
Laird and Grace Burnham are attending
the commencement exercises at Goddard
Seminary.-.The Good Templars gave an
ice cream social at Sabin pond. Frank
Batchelder's landing Tuesday evening.
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COOIE DREAMER for sale. consisting
of six cans, space for eight cans, all in
good condition, price SIS. Address Win
fred r. Farr. 152,3t &wlt
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MORETOWN,

Mrs. Blanche Griffith Is In Waterbury
this weck,-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart went
to Waterbury Center Thursday.--Mr. and
Mrs G. Sleeper went to Waterbury Cen
tor Sunday.--Sidney Atkins and wife went
to Barre Saturday. Atkins and
wife from Waitsfeld visited their parents
Sunday.-Miss Lillian Slcepr is as her
home. Her school closed last Friday in
Dawsville.-Mrs. Frank Battles from
Waterbury is with her sister. Mrs. Roy
Atkins. this week.-The Rev. Mrs. Wells
parents came to visit her Tuesday.-The
prayer meeting this week OF the Ladies'
Aid met with Mrs. Freeman Parker Tues
day afternoon.-Mrs. DR.. Haylett came
home Wednesday from Montpelier, where
she has been for the past few years to
educate her boys, Harold and Howard
They both graduated this spring. Harry
Bruce is at home from Montpelier.--Mrs
Amri Bruce and Mrs. Mary Phillips at
tended the spiritualists convention in
Montpelier Friday.-Mrs. Addie Phillips
will close her millinery shop after this
week until next September,-Mr. and Mrs
Crowell from Hyde Park visited her broth
er, A. NJ, Phillips, last week.-Mrs.. VIII
Ward from Waitsheid visited her son. w.
n. Ward, last week.
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ESTATE OF CHESTER HILDRErH OF

ISTA IL OF CTtFSILN NILDkETH OH
BURLINGTON.
We, the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the district OF Chittenden, COM
m IS! toner's TO receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF Chester Hildreth, late
of Burlington, in said district deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset thereto: and six months from
the day Of the date hereof being allowed
by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend TO the duties or our appointment
at the probate office in Burlington, in said
district on the fourth Wednesdays of July
and December next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
on each of said days
Dated this 24th day Of June, 1900
GEORGE r. NELL.
A. u. MANSUR,
80. w3t Commissioners.