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FERRISBURGH.

a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Carlton Ellsworth August 3, and son to
Mr.. and Mrs George Langvin, August g.
number of ladies connected with the
missionary society of the Congregational
Church met on Wednesday last in the cha
pei taking their lunch with them, and
beside having a social and enjoyable time
they succeeded in tying five quilts to be
added to other valuable articles prepar-
cd for their missionary barrcl-The Rev.
John Thomas of East Orange n. j., oc-
Cupcd the pulpit of the COngre gational
Church last Sunday, preaching a very in
tereSting and practical sermon and one
that was helpful to all who listened to it
The Rev. George II. Bailey preached at
Thompson's Point at O'Clock Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr.. OrVis Collins. Miss Rachael
Robinson and Mr.. w. +. Frisbie accom-
lanylng him to assist in the service of
tpng.-E. a. Preston and family of North
lcrnsburgh and Miss Jessie Field of
Middlebury spent Sunday at Byron Field 3
Mrs. Anna Allen of Panton was a re-
cent guest at O, H. Sherman's.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Lyman Hill Wednesday. August 90
Mr. and Mrs. j. F.. Andrews and daugh-
tors Alice and Ruth visited friends in
Charlotte last weck.-Miss S. Annie Nc
Donald Of st. Adams Bay has been engage
ed to teach the fall term Of school here.
School commences September John
Miles and son Ralph went to Bracebridge,
Ontario, last Tuesday, where Ralph is to
attend school the coming year. MIR Miles
expects to return the first of next month
"A son of George Pecor met with a pain
ful accident one day last week. While
playing in the barn he ran against n pitch
fork, one tine passing into his foot about
ten inches.-F. II. Higley and family were
In Starksboro Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Higley's sister, Miss Elsie
IIligley.-Mr. and Mrs. Varney Hgley Of
Moretown visited friends in town last
wes k.-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bagley spent
sunday at Queen City Park.-Mr and
Mrs Loren Tomlinson visited Mr.. Tom
week.-Several from here attended the ex-
cursion from Richmond to burlington by
tho way of st. Adams Bay.-Mr. and Mrs.
f.. w. Freeman IF Richmond were the
guests of +. r. Strong and family the
last of last Week.-Mrs. Mary Larkin of
Richmond visited Mrs. c. r. Gillett the
first Of the wcek--H. f. Obear of Mass
achusctts canvassed the town for the ma p
of the state last week.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. r. r. O Bryan has returned homo
from ProCtor.-R. G. Goodale has so far
recovered that he has recently spent n
few days in town.-Mrs. Post of Missouri
spent last week with Mrs. Albert Sticklcs
The weather is making the farmers pref
ty blue. There is an abundance of hay
but they ar. not able to secure it.--firace
o Bryan is at home from New York city
to spend her vacation. Mrs Edward Lee
of Rutland is visiting friends in town.-lra
Barber is cutie sick with typhoid fever.
DR.. Willard attends him.-The fresh air
children have returned to New York after
their two weeks outing in the country
William Wood has a niece from Montreal
visiting there.-Chauncey Lewis and wife
of Wisconsin, are visiting friends in town
after an absence of 10 years or more.
Mrs Ebert Stagg Of Panton has been
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
F. II. Hallock.-The dentist. DR. h. L..
f1ske was recently married to Miss
MOorby on the west side.-One of tn"
worst tribe of gypsies seen in years pass
ed through here last week causing quite
a little disturbanCe-Mr and Mrs. Lee
Tracy and daughter spent last week in
Shelburne and viCinitY.-Miss Halle IIaW-
ley is with her grandmother Mrs. s. W.
Smith.-OCtave St John was a home over
Sunday.-MaY Tracy is ill-Mrs. Cornc-
liza Seegar died on Sunday afternoon, after
lingering illness, aged about 50 years.
Mrs. Seegar was a woman loved by all and
she will be greatly missed. She was the
widow Of the late Carlyle Seegar She Is
survived by two children, l.. C. Scegar
and Mrs. o. A. Smith and one brother. +.
c. Gulley, all of this town and other
brothers who live away. The funeral WAS
held Tuesday afternoon from her home
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JERICHO.

Mrs. c. A. Jackson and Miss Marion
Jackson of Rutland are visiting relatives
in town Mrs j. c. Lipponcott of New
Haven. Conn, is in town to attend the
Walton Sargent weddinE.-Mrs. G. p.
ilulburd and son Lloyd hav rturncd from
Maine.--Niss Mary Tierney returned to
Montpelier Friday after spending two
weeks at home-Miss Bertha Briggs re
turned to her home in Dighton Mass.
Saturday.-Charles Martin and family of
Huntington visited relatives in town re-
Gently Miss Ada L. Sargent, eldest
daughter Of Mrs. T.. l.. Sargent and
Waightstil Walton of Morganton, y. c.,
were married at Calvary Church Wedncs-
day morning at $40 o'clock.--Ci. w. planck
lis attending the meeting of undertakers in
Rutland this Week.-Mrs. |. l.. Bailey and
children have returned from a visit in Wa
tcrhury and Hyde Park.-Mr, and Mrs. A.
ID. Cochran are attending the campmeet-
ing a Morrsville.-The Rev. George BY
ilgton is visiting his brother, W. !. Bying-
ton.-The camp of Modern Woodmen at
school house hall all mkt week in the even
i,ao
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Sumner and Mr.. and
Mrs !. j. Everest are receiving conErnt
ulations over the birth of daughters. Miss
Ethel Hinkley of Pepperell, Masses. Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. II. T. Peck -
Miss Jessie Field of Panton was the guest
of her cousin, MISS Marcia Winslow last
Week.-Mrs.. c. F. Squier and daughters
have gone to Moriah. n. Y, to visit Mrs.
Squire $ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. i. Sher-
MANN. j. Desautels was home from Bur-
linCton last wcek.-Howard Rose wept to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday for
medical treatment.-S. Il. Rolen has pur-
chased n gasoline engine.-Mr. and Mrs II
X. Williams of Bridport were in town last
week.-Roy and Daisy Potter visited
friends in Benson last Week.-Mrs. Daisey
fiinman returned from a visit to friends in
Wcyhridge Monday.-Charles Everest OF
South Shaftsbury was the guest of his
mother. Mrs. +. l.. Adams over Sunday
Miss Bernice Twltchell of Weybrdgc is
the guest of Miss Daisy Henman.-Mrs
Emma j. Wicker and daughters Alice and
Georgia Of Boston. Mass. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sias u. Dowd-The Rev
G. II. Dulton and son Philip are spending
n few days In camp with friends in West
port n Mrs r. w Taft visited Mrs
j. g. Welcome in Underhil last week
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TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING OF YER
MONT

The topographic mapping Of the State OF
Vermont is being continued this summer
bv the topographic branch Of the United
States geological survey. Instructions
have recently been issued 10 Toposrapher
c. c. HaSsctt to complete the mapping OF
the Brandon quadrangle, section in
western Vermont included between lau-
tudcs A. e. and ~ degrees and lonEitudes
70 and 3 dog. Is mi The scale of the map
will be 1:45,0o0, and the relief or topography
OF the country will he expressed by con-
toucs or lines drawn through points Of
equal elevation. which will not only show
heights above sea level but indicate tho
character Of the slopes and shapes OF the
hills.
Twonty-seven similar Topographic map
sheets covering portions of the southern
and western parts Of the State have been
published by the geological survey and are
now available These are to be followed
by others as rapidly as the funds Of the
survey will permit until the entire State Is
surveyed and mapped.
The party Of which Mr.. Bassett will havs
charge will consist NJ ], W. LeverCh and
G. 5. Hastings. field assistants; George
Raily, levelman, and d. l., Symlngton rod
man.
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SHElBURNE.

The republican voters in large numbers
met at the town han on Tuesday evening
and organized a republican club with the
following OH, crs: President Gen. j. l..
Barstow; vice president, G. +. Van Nlict;
secretary, Dr. f. r. Stoddard; trea surcr
/. II. Deyett. An executive committee Of
one from each school district We're elected
to help the officers in getting out a full
vote at the September election as follows;
William Sorel, f. n. Macomber G.. f..
Black, c. $. Page. Adam Neser, George
Palmer Will Whteside. w j. sheridan
The following committee was elected to pro-
cure speakers and arrange for a rally reXt
week. W. A. Weed, c. 2. Van Vliet, e. F.
Gehhardt, j. J.. Barstow.
DR.. c. T. kinsman and Albert Evans of
Williamstown, Mass. visited Or. and Mrs.
F. Stoddard Tuesday.
The republican town committee have call
ed n caucus at the town hall Saturday.
August IL at o'clock to nominate seven
justices OF the peace and a town repr' sen e.
tative to be voted for at the September
election.
c. G. Burritt is travelling for Berry Hall
of burlington, selling coffee.
Mrs. Hilton and daughter of Richmond
are visiting Mrs. r. II. Nash.
Miss Jennie Thompson returned Thurs
day from visit to friends in TcondeIoga,
n. Y.
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ST, GEORGE.

Aunt May Denning and two nieces, Mag
gle and Annie Denning are spending sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. James Mill
ham --George Lander and family of Mont
pclier are visiting AT George Ruels-The
Misses Kate and Nell Noouan entertained
Ii lady friends at an afternoon tea on the
9th inst.-Mrs. NJ. w. Iiinsdil and daugh-
ter, Mildred, go to Montpelier this week to
visit relatives.-Mrs Abbie Isham Sane
tuary and child, who have been at Jackson
lsham's the past two or three weeks, have
gone to Burlington to visit Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Morrison Of North street.-Mrs
Susan Sullivan Dwyer and Miss Maggie
Berry of Burlington and Miss Mary Sulli-
van of Williston called on friends In this
place last Thursday afternoon Miss Lena
Forbes and little brother. John of Willis
ton were at Il. e. Forbes Saturday after
noon-Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Small. accom-
panied by their little granddaughter, Nora
Ilinsdili, spent Sunday In town with Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdill-Miss Margar-
cite 'rlley has finished her work for Mrs.
Ada Forbes and will hereafter devote her
time in preparation for her final year in
tho Edmunds high school at Burlington.
Miss Ada Wescott has taken Miss rilley's
place at Mrs. Forhes's. Mrs. Forbes Is
slowly gaining from her rheumatism
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid gave a successfully con.
Quoted fair in the Congregational Church
parlors Wednesday and Thursday evening
of last week, clearing nearly 500, which
will be applied on the debt contracted for
recent repairs and enlargements.- Mrs. a.
c. Abbott OF Swampscott, Mass, is visit
ing c. d. Cook and sister, Iearl +. Cook.
The Breezy Point Library association
will give a play in the Methodist Church
the evenings of the 18th and 18th for the
benefit Of the library.-The Rev. Mr..
PARADISE occupied the Congregational pull
pit last Sunday morning.-Mr and Mrs.
Ezra y. Williams had son born to them
the 9th inst.-1he recent loss of a barn and
contents ty the Peter Stebbins estate has
been adjusted by the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company through w. W.
Ihebee, their agent also the loss Of a cow
by Moses +. Cove in the same thunder
storm.-J. Kirk Palmer has returned 10
Pennsylvania. Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Root Of Burlington and daughters spent
Sunday in town.-Miss Mary Root and
Miss Mary Smith have returned to North
anIpton.-The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs Winterbotham at w. NJ. Spear 5
Wednesday afternoon.-Mi Louisa HUB
bell was home from Montpelier last wees
There is some complaint Of potatoes rot
ting on account of the blight.-Thc checf
list, as posted contains over 300 names
The board of civil authority will meet IT
the town house the evening of the 10th tC
make corrections.
Miss Nina Fuller and Miss Minnie GIL.
lette Of Queen City Park have been enter
tanned by Miss Josephine Williams-Mrs
A. c. Abbott has returned to Burlington
Grain is pretty good, but the trouble is
to get on the land with reapers to cut IT
MANY low meadows are uncut and flood
ed with water.-M.s Clara Notcy of De
troit is visiting Miss Anna and Ethe
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who dressed his injuries
Frank Lamountain while shaking hands
with a friend about s o'clock Monday
morning I'm front of ]. d. Yandow's gro
Gerry, was taken with an cpileptic ut and
fell to the pavement, striking on the back
of his head. nflicting a cash about three
inches long. Or. Sheehan was called and
dressed the injury.
Drs. Ilil and Heath were called to Cot
chester Center Monday morning to at
tend the injuries OF Walter Baker of Els
sex Center MIR. Baker while at work
painting the cupalo on a barn of Fred
Wilson's lost his balance and fell to the
ground, distance of 45 feet. Mr.. Baker
was picked up unconscious and carried to
the house. Drs. HIN and Heath upon ex-
animation found the man had broken his
left arm, and dislocatod the wrist of the
same hand. besides being badly bruised
about the body. The fractured limb was
set and the patient Is resting as comfort
able as possible.
The Chittcnden County Court has ap-
pointed "A committee to investigate the ad-
visibility of laying highway northery
OF the military Post line to the old high
way leading to Colchester Center. This
appointment was made on the petition OF
Frank Gonyeau and others who claim to
he benefited by the opening and main
tenanre of such a road. Following Is the
comnt ssion. Mcssrs. j. j. Monahan of
Cnderhill, A. C. Robinson of Westfoid, F.
n. Drury Of South Burlington. At hear
ing held Monday in Lawyer Conln's Of
flee much time was spent in taking the
testimony of Civil Engineer II. IL. Mac
Intosh. Brown and Macomber appear for
Flank Gonyeau and H. n. Deavitt and
Henry Conlin for the town of Colchester.
William Andrews, the man whom Deputy
Sheriff Ballou arrested at Fort Ethan NJ
len late Tuesday night, was brought into
court yesterday and arraigned on two
charges, breach of the peace and intoxica-
ton. He plead guilty to both offenscs and
was fined S. and costs OF $3.50 for intoXica-
ton and So and costs of $3.50 for breach
of the peace. He disclosed on a number OF
militiamen. Andrews will take the alter
nate of ten days in Jail for the drunk. and
will make arrangements to pay the other
fine. He claims to hail from Bridgcton, Me.
Louis Alipaw has returned from Brattle-
boro. where he attended the state meeting
of the Catholic Order of Forestets. Mr.
Alipaw visited at Remington and Clare
month on his return.
William Clark is able 10 be out after a
three weeks siege of fever.
Ford Packard went to Underhill yestcr-
day for a brief visit
Miss Theda Shipman of Hardwick is WIS.,
iting c. II. Shipman for few days.
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RICHMOND.

i. w. Clement Is advertised to speak
here Friday night, the 18th, inSt.-Mrs NJ -
linda Remington Of fiinesburgh Is the guest
of her brother. Nj. NJ. Bates and her moth
err, Mrs. Nancy Bates, who has Just past
her 96th year.-R. NJ Conant and a party
of IA are taking an outing at Lake lrOquols
MIR. and Mrs. Owens and children of Con-
cord, \. H., are spending a few days at
Mrs S. A. Andrews's, taking their meals
at Hotel Bradley. Mrs. owens is the dauGh-
ter of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs Theodor
Holmes.-Mrs. Cora Barker of Hincsburgh
and Miss Mary Ferguson of Burlington
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. f.. Il. An
drews Tuesday and Wednesday of this
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. =. T, Jacobs are at
Thompsons Point, the guests OF Mrs D.
j. Andrews.-The Rev Mr.. and Mrs Theo
dore Holmes and Mrs. 5. A. Andrews spent
two days last week at 1hompSon'S Point
the guests Of Mrs. DIR. Il. j. Andrews-Mr
and Mrs, Buel c. Andrews have returned
to Albany, N Y, stopping over night at
burlington with his sister. Mrs A. o. Fer
guson.-Miss Fanny stevens, vocal and in
strumental teacher of music of Warsaw,
n. V, Is spending two weeks vacation
with her brother Thad Stevens. She sang
in the congregational Church last Sunday
Mr.. Henry and Frank Gilett ana &. G.
Fuller have had all their buildings painted
by Mr.. Marshall of Watcrbury.-At the
democratic caucus Friday night Mar
tin Purtol was nominated for town rep
resentatVe.-The Rev. and Mrs Sanders Of
Merdeth n. H., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
f. II. Shepardson. Mr., Sanders preached
at the Congregat ional Church Sunday
evening.
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CHITIENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION

Gilbert Harris Of MORA, n. Y, has pur-
chased what is known as the James Doug
las farm, one of the largest in town. This
transaction gives much satisfaction to the
community at large, as it is understood to
moan that Mr.. Harris and family are soon
to become permanent residents of the
place. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are we'll
known here through frequent visits to their
daughter, Mrs. Homer Wright.
y certain poor man seems to be the limo
cent cause of lawsuit between the neigh
boring and friendly towns of Essex and
Jericho The former town claims pay for
aiding the said poor man The hearing
was held in Lawyer Allen Martins office
Thursday, f. l.. Graves, esq, Of Winoo. Xxi
being the judge. Martin appeared for
Essex and l.. F. Wilbur for Jericho The
decision was reserved for further consd-
Grafton.
y little misunderstanding between Mrs.
Mary Gibbs, a washerwoman. and Ma jor
George Dodd of Fort Ethan Allen over an
| account was the occasion Of a lively Law =
suit at Lawyer Allen Martins office We'd
nesdaY and Friday before Justice T. w
Sihley. Mrs. Gibbs was very sure she
could prove that Major Dodd owed her
S45O, while the major WAS equally conf
dent that he had overpaid to the amount
Of $50. At the close of the hearing Fri
| day decision was not reached and the case
was adjourned to the 18th inst. II. F.
Wolcott of Winooski and Mars Page OF
Jericho looked after the interests Of the
plaintiff, and Allen Martin those of the
defendant.
The Junction pharmacy, H. e. Perry
| proprietor, was closed Monday by Sheriff
Reeves on virtue of chattel mortgage hello
by c. G. Williams Mr. Perry is at present
out OF town and Monday morning sem
the keys to Mr.. Williams
j. +. Allen Of Westford, county exam
here Monday and Tuesday. Thrty-thre,
teachers attended.
The schools will open the first Tuesda,
in Septembcr
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PAN T ON.

Earl Hill and wife of Port Henry, n. Y.
rc'ently visited his father j. 7. Hill.-Dr.
Phelps, wife and children Of Vergenncs
fpent the day at Charles Spauldings last
funddy.-Senator c. w. Sprague and wife
of Waltham, visited his sister Mrs. Clay
ton Curler last Week.-Mrs.. Chester Allen
OF Worcester, Mass, is in town for n few
weeks visit.-lra Brydia is the latest to
be added to the telephone line-Mrs. Clara
Rogers has returned from visiting her
uncle Mr., Kirkbride Of Rutland l..
Spauding, son of the Rev. Junlus Spauld-
Ing of Princeton, Ill.,, and family are ex-
pected at Ward Spaulding's this week for
Il visit OF a few weeks. William Hawkins
md son OF Nergennes are at Andrew Rus-
GOES for a weeks visit-Miss Nellie Barto
who has been at DR.. Barstow's summer
home at the lake for the past two weeks
will return homo this Week.-Mrs. Annie
Allen is in Shelburne caring for her
brothers wife who is quite sick from the
effects of a paralytic shock.
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Connccticut.-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sulli-
van are rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
Trains have been running over the new
draw bridge about n wcek.-Farmers as n
rule are not through haNing and the contin-
ucd rain seems discourag ng.-Mrs. Borley
and son of Fall River. are with her mother.
Madame Russell-R. r. Farnham recently
spent n few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs T.. G.. Farnham. going from there to
Michigan looking after hay.-Miss Kate
Griswold of Fclchvlle. is visiting in Shore
ham and Cornwall-E.H. Farnham and
family of Sudbury spent Wednesday at Il.
G.. Griswold s.-Miss Bessie Burr of Provi-
dcnce. r. l., is visiting Miss Maudc Farm
ham.
Mrs. r. T. Hall and Mr.. Arthur Hall Of
New Britain, Conn. are at Mrs. Charles
Smiths Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore are en-
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Sessions and chill
dren of Proctor Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Stokes spent Sunday in Hague. The
ladies will sell ice cream at the academy
after the entertainment Saturday evening.
Miss Ellen Forbes of Wiliston visited
MISS Hull at X. w. Merritts last week.
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HINESBURGH.

The sixth annual meeting of the Y. w. G.
T. t., will he held at the home of !lrs.
Anna Kenyon on Saturday, August l6 at
p. m. Mrs. Helen Rice of Boston will be
present. on Sunday evening, Mrs. Rice
will speak at the Baptist Church mt n union
scrvice.-NIrs. r. J. Harris was in Burling-
ton last week, visiting her daughter, Mrs,
~. j.. Wilder.--Mrs. Alba Booth of Burling-
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Truman
Burritt-Dr. Mckibbon and wife were the
guests of A. S. Hull at Deer Point last Sun
day.-H. Il. Remington has returned to
Fitchburg. Mass.-Miss Ferguson of Bur
lington is visiting at Josiah Barker s.-Mrs.
Arthur Walker and daughter, Hilda II
Burlington are at j. n. Allen s.--Mrs. Ste
phen Hanson and Mrs Frank Hanson OF
Starksboro visited friends here last wee X.
Louis Sanctuary is in poor health.-Mrs.
Frank Stearns and children of Kecsville
n. Y, are stopping at A. y. Stearns s.
Harold Degree and Miss Helen Degree of
Burlington are spending a few weeks ut
DIR. j. #. Milcs.-The Rev. c. w. Stafford
and family have returned from Long Point
Miss Libby of New York is the guest of
Mrs. Susan Kay.--There are several camp
ers at Lake iroquois
James Morse had two head Of cnttl
killed by lightning and Peter Lavigne one
last week-1he opening meeting Of tho
HineshurCh Driving club will be held on
their track next Saturday. The track is
In good condition and there will be three
races with the usual prizes. The band Will
be In attendance.-Only three teachers at
tended the examination held In the acHd-
envy by j. l.. Allen last Thursday.-The
The town safe was moved into the new Of
flee by Daniel Patrick Tuesday.-A horse
belonging to Charles Allen of st. George
dropped dead at the creamery recently
Mrs. James Cogans and her children II
Springfield Mass. have come to spend the
summer at owen Coganss-The Rev. g.
C. Adams. with Mrs. Adams and their lit
tie child. have gone to Franklin for a three
weeks vacation.-William Bissonette l.
repairing the high school building.-The
public schools will open September Sth-
The library trustees with the funds tina,
will soon he available have ordered a 10,
M of
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UNDERH'll,

been visiting his father. Luther Dickin-
son.-Patrick Ryan died last Saturday at
the home of Mrs. James Breen. his dauEh-
ter Mr.. Ryan was nearly 90 years old
The funeral was attended at ST. Thomas s
Church Monday morning. the Rev. Faith r
Gclut officiating. The burial was in St
Joseph's cemetery, Burlington.-A class of
children will be confirmed at St Thomas s
Church Friday morning by the Rt. Rev. j.
S Mchaud.-Miss Mary Flannery Of Cam
bridge is passing the week with her
father, Martin FlanLery local OPP
tionists will have a rally saturday evening
at the town hall. +. l.. Graves ana
Henry Conlin Of WnCoski will be the spell
lhinders-1he democratic caucus is called
for Friday evening at the town hall, at
80 sharp