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FLETCHER

The Rev. Alonzo Chase of Richmond, viii
preach at the tnivcrsalist Church Sunday
July 20th.-The stork made its appearance
at the residence of Mr.. b. p. Wetherbee
Sunday afternoon and presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Spaulding nee Fluella
Wetherbee) with little daughter-Mr
Bert Ellis who has been visiting his old
home at Binghamville, returned to Kan
sas Monday, July 14th-Mrs. Rernico
Rouse of Bedford p O., is visiting rea-
tives in town.-George Leach. who has a
position in summer house in the White
Mountains, left for that place Monday,
July 14th,-Mr, and Mrs. William Gallup
from Minneapolis. are visiting in this
vicinity, Mrs. Gallup will be remembered
as Miss wilma Briggs.-Mrs Henry Nc
Nally and mother Mrs. V. D. Spauding left
for Mrs, McNallY's home in West Minister
Tuesday morning, Mrs Spaulding will re-
side with her daughter, hereafter
Judson Boomhower of Dorchester, Mass
accompanied by her two sons. arrived IN
town recently, and met at Mrs. Boom
hoWers fathers.
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CHELSEA.

On Wednesday morning the Rev. Carl H.
Corwin concluded his vacation visit with
his parents. DIR. and Mrs NJ. Fl. Corwin,
and returned to his home in Bellaire Mich,
He has occupied the pulpit Of the Congre-
gatonal Church recently vacated by the
Rev. A. j. Eastman and edited the congre-
cation with very profitable discourses. Mr..
Corwin make the impression of being in
ability far above the average Of his pro-
fession.-On Saturday evening last the To-
cal democrats held their caucus to nom-
nate delegates TO State and district conven-
tions. Carl Nj. BeCkwith was chosen chair
man and Walter II. Bcckwith secretary,
Herbert o. BiNhy and William Robbins
were elected delegates to the State conven-
| tion with w. II. Beckwith and L.. N Luz
cas- Jr., as alternate. The delegates were
instructed to vote for none but straight-out
democrats as candidates for State Offices.
Delegates to the second district convention
are John b. Atwood and John d. Ballou;
alternates, Joshua NJ. Grant and Erwin
Il. Abbott Members OF town committee
are c, W. Beckwith. chairman; II. O. Blk
by. secretary; l. y. Lucas. Jr., j. NJ, Grant
William Robbins, T. sullivan, II. S. Fits
Last Thursday Curtis S. Emery and family
left for a sojourn at their cottage on Lake
Morey during the month of July.-A match
game of base ball at NATION Park last
Saturday afternoon between the Chelsea
and Nershre clubs resulted in favor of the
latter, score IL to Miss Isabella Luscomb
a teacher in the New Bedford schools, ac-
companled by her niece, katherine, is
boarding at Austin SINNERS during the
summer vacation.-Mrs, Clarence Nash and
her daughter. Florence, are staying at Mr.
Gilberts farm on East Hilton July last
| William F. Dickinson, once prominent
business man in Chelsea. died at his home
| in Aurora, Ill-The Rev. H. A. Durfee
n. D.. cid secretary of the Vermont Anti,
Saloon League, will give an address at G
union service Of the two local churches to
\ be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday forenoon, The executive com
mitteo of the Chelsea Entertainment asso.
citation have completed contract with the
White Entertainment Bureau by which
they secure the following talent for Mex
season. Thomas McClary. Oct. 90; The
Swiss Bell Ringers, Nov, II: The Colonia
Favorites Dec II; Thomas ID xon, Jr,. Dec
81: The Cecilia String Quartette Jan. u
Rufus Everson King. Feb. 10. This is {
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WEST ENOSBURGH,

Mr.. Cobb of Springfield Mass. is passing
some time with his sister-in-law, Mrs. En-
ma Buskey.-J. A. Stafford of Pleasant Val
ley and B. w. Stafford Of Arlington visited
at the home of II. Fassett Friday and Sat-
urlay.-Mastcr Cassius Kelly is visiting in
st. Adams. Mrs. Smith of Burlington is
visiting her brother, Henry Cutting.-Mrs.
Elsie Bessey and son. Master Gordon of
Enosburgh Falls are at the home of f. l..
Stanton this wcck.-Miss Wheeler of Burl-
ington has been spending a few days at the
home of Bcnry CuttingM. L. Hubbell WIS.,
tied in Richford Sunday.-The Rev. G. w.
Burke exchanged pulpits with the Rev. Mr..
Irving of East Enosburgh last Sunday
Mrs. Lorette Brown, who has been visiting
Mrs. Eliza Hubbell has returned to her
home in Bakersfeld.-Sx old people visited
together at the home of Henry Fassett FRI
day afternoon. whose combined ages were
Ard wears.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

II. ~. Paige is nearly through haying
while other farmers have only begun.--1he
Center band gave d concert at Herman
Flint's last Friday night. Then they were
served to ice cream, cake, Strawberries and
watermelon.-Frank and Fred Church both
have new wheels to ride.-Mrs. Emma
Peake and daughter Cecil visited in East
Roxbury last Saturday.-Mrs c. +. Logan
and daughter have returned from Addison
Mrs. Charles Morse has gone to Shore
ham to visit her parents.-Mrs "A. d. Tracy
and two daughters visited at Mr.. Dukett s
last week Thursdays. NJ. Tullar and
family attended the circus at Barre this
week-Frank Rogers and family from
PARE are at G.. II. Hebards for 4 short
stay.
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MONTGOME cry.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bancroft of Gardner
Mass, ars visiting in town.-Mrs Dow of
Enosburgh with a friend were recent visit
ors at l.. u. Martin .-Mrs. II. ]. Rubee
and children are visiting at East Frank
ln.-Mrs. II. f. Wilbur is sick.-Tho
Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Church met on Tuesday with Mrs. Fred
Murray.-W. b. Locklin Of Richford was
In town Saturday on legal business The
Rev. and Mrs. George E. Deuel. spent n day
or so at Franklin pond last week and DR.
and Mrs c. G. Smith at Highgatc.-Miss
Winnie Drake of Moria, N. Y. is spending
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs George
Smith.-Miss Sadie Smith OF Waterbury Is
visiting at James Smiths with friend.
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MONTPELIER.

Mrs Charles II. Heaton gave a largely
attended reception from four to six Fri
day afternoon at her home on State street
in honor OF MrA Clifton NJ. Heaton, her
dauehter-iu-law, formerly Miss Madge NJ.
Thayer of Brandon. The spacious Heaton
homestead " as beautifully decorated with
the choicest flowers of the season. III the
front hall rododendrons and covers pre-
dominated. The front paror was trimmed
with yellow honeysuckles and poppies
while the fireplace in the drawingroom was
bright with blue bells. Huge bouquets Of
roses and peonics We're seen on every hand
in the library and dining room. Mrs Hea-
ton was assisted in receiving by Mrs. c.
NJ. Heaton, her daughter-in-law. Mrs, +.
w. Morse, Mrs. c. +. Pitliin and Miss Mary
Dewey acted as a committee of introduce
ton. The ushers to the dining room were
Mrs. NJ. +. Atkins, Miss Carrie Cross and
Miss Clara Adams, The dining room was
in charge of Mrs. Alma Smith and MEM
bers Of the Glover club composed OF Misses
Ruby Heaton. Julia Adams, May peming
and Ruth Brooks served the guests Mrs.
l.. w. Shcdd and Miss Ella Bailey presid-
ed at the punch bowl. This was the first
opportunity many Montpelier ladies have
had of meeting Mrs. c. NJ. Heaton, the
bride, and all were charmed with her graz
cious manner and her many accomplish
mcnts.
Henry Marley Of Barre has brought suit
damages placed at $500 for alternating the
affect ions of his wife This case Is return-
able at the September term of Washington
County Court.
j. s. Niles is putting in at his electric
light plant At MiddleseN an additional sew
en- hundred horse power Victor wheel.
This makes total of $50 horse power
generated by water and ZOO horse power by
steam.
The f. c. Holmes house on Elm street
was purchased at auction Saturday after
moor by +. II. Deavtt for $500 This Is
one of the oldest houses in the city and
has always been held at much higher
figure but since the erection of the county
Jail near by. its desirabilty as a residence
has waned
Mrs. isabelle NJ. Briggs of East Montpe-
Ter has brought suit against Fred Fuller
ot Northtield, through j. q, Wing, her at
(Continved on 7th page.)
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HYDE PARK,

Miss Syhil and Master Winnie Hackett,
who have been spending a short time at
their uncle's. c. II. Knights returned to
their home at Stanstead, Z. O., Tuesday
morning.
Miss Bernice Baldwin of Wells River Is
visiting at her aunts Mrs. G.. W. Browns.
very exciting game Of base ball was
that witnessed on the campus Tuesday af-
ternoon between the home team and Nor
risville. Up to the seventh inning no scores
were made by either side. In the seventh in
ming each scored one, in the eighth Hyde
Park scored one and Morrisvlo none, In
the ninth Hyde Park two, Morrsville none,
giving result of to in favor of the
home team. This is the second game Hyde
Park has won from Morrisvile this season.
Barrows Of Johnson umpircd the game and
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ENOSBURGH.

The Rev. Reuben Norton from South Da-
kota preached In Memorial Church July 10.
Subject, Christ the Light of the World."-
Master Henry Perley of Hardwick Is
spending the summer at j. X. Cassidy S.
Hattie Hume from Montreal is spending
her summer vacation with her uncle, +.
A. Cdssidy.-Kate Ferrin of Holland Is
visiting friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Gates Of Montgomery were at Memorial
Church Sunday.-Alice Baker of st. Johns
bury Is with her parents at the Congrega-
tional parsonage.-M Baker is in Mas
sachusetts for a short time.-Mrs Lyman
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Fl. w. ALLEN e CO.

Bay to join his daughters, who are there
in Campo. II. Stearns and son Arthur
went to Montreal Saturday for n few days
superintendent Ranger and family spent
Monday ut Farfax.-The Hon. S. A. An
drews was in town few days last week,
returning Saturday. He found his mother
better. She is able to ride out.-Farmers
generally commenced haying on Monday,
and report a fair crop.-Miss Lucy Baker
and friend from Whitewater, Wis, came to
town Saturday for their summer vacation.
Newton Herrck from Northampton,
Mass, is the guest of Dell Sturtevant.-
j. A. Pearl and family have returned from
their carriage drive to Newport.-The Hon.
!. l.. Pearl spent Monday in Jeffersonville.
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Master DIN Joffords whose hand was
badly injured by the discharge of a toy
pistol the evening of July 3, is improving.
and though fear of loCkjaw were enter
tanned, ii is now expected there will be no
serious results.-Miss May Parmeloc is in
camp at Highgate Sprngs.-AIrs. jules
Bosscau and two children and Miss An
, toncttc Audet of Montreal and Nj. and
Mrs. Theodore st. German of Richford
have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. II. o.
Joyal.-Edward Richards is here from
Port Henry. n. Y, visiting his parents,
Mir, and Mrs. Edward Richards-Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Ward have gone to Middle
bury, where Mr.. Ward has employmont.-
Miss Amelia Keller of Essex, who came
here four months ago to care for her sis
ter, Mrs, c. l.. Ovitt, has returned to her
home. Mrs. OVittS improvement has been
very Slow not yet being able to walk
Mrs. H. Il. Goodscll and children are visit
ing in Rcrkshirc-AIrs. j. W. Green Of
Johnson is visiting at the home OF her
father, j. w. Eeatty.-C. II. Andrus the
artist, is in town. He intends to open a
studio soon.-The Rev. J. NJ. Beattie is in
Franklin Centre, Que, this week. whore
his family is spending the summer-Mrs
james Spaulding is in Cambridge visiting
fricnds.-Mrs. l.. K. Barnes and children
are spending tho summer with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Fsh.-W. T.. Dent
and family are in camp at Highgate
SPll"SS, iheE Will occupy oedar cottage
I"l an i"ucIlilte StaN'Ii' WAS speclaily
Pi''tN nome WruuIilS tildt occurred at the
rrStH'hCe OF MT ana MRS. H. d. Kendall
." ?ou'h nam street AT Two clock We'd
nosuIE "lrernooon' July D. wheh their
u't"H"t'', bessie 49, was united IN mar
.'"e' !" al M -h' Al H'strols. ne ccrc-
I"'! ""9 PEI oiH'eu ny 'tle rev u W E
,i"i''' wv nus strNlce pclns used inc
HouSe was decorated with eNerSreens'
icih9 anu pms ana "hl'e mowers An drch
""H Sates VI roses anu evergreen VAS
t,OtVu ~ "iic corner VI inc paIloi "n'r'
w Nc'onoi'S was ieiioiiheu j.. NJ Jer-
rom Ptosluvu at the piano Two nttle
Sue L"rotii! faridr ana Maude LlppeE
cnturcu HdrlE ing streaihers OF PINK ana
"'li'c i'"',onS' "ilci Aorhleu an aisle
I'iousn WHICH 'ne nriutl party ADVANCED
i''"H" i'c"Vh III l'erkShire, cousin OF the
I e'U|'"' was p'St mall anu M"ltle Huit
n''," VI npior, MISSES Florence henuaii
| anu ft ii"rriet forsythe ac'eo as ushers'
! ny p'lue GOWN was OF Whlte Organize
a'due en- traIle' She earned prldc roses
me Hihiu OF lohor wore Whlte Organize
uNoi PUN anu cdlrieu PINK carnati"hs'
A'tei me ceremony reiI"sIi!nehls Were
~, ca III the uii,lhS room ny MISSES fahNN
IsH ',I"ce ISM OlSua hehdali ana Anna
Ncnuali, cousins OF the pride Mr.: ana
mrs; armstrong ielt Tor "Trip 10 sidney
~ l., Whore 'i.cE VIII pass week WIN
Mrs Armstrong prother' ira henuail' IN
tnfir return they VIII make their nome
"ltH Mt armstrong parents on 81. Al
p',,S Stree'
NiaslSduoi court, no 4fH' - ~ f., al
,eHueu me laying Oh the corner stone OF the
1 I,, C"'IoIic ciiuIch III mora SUNDAY
o"lE i''-Ehospulsn ans ~ 10 DE STATION
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WATERVILLE.

a Mrs. Thayer of West Berkshire is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Horace Evins.-Mr a.
l.. Laraway is in st, Adams and Burling
ton this weok.-Dr. and Mrs. John Waters
of Hartford. Conn, are visiting friends in
town.-Two daughters OF r. w. Hulburd
of Hyde Park visited their aunt, Mrs. +. |.
Mann, last week.-Mrs.. Ami Leach and
daughter, Miss Aida, visited their son Roy
at Underhill last week.-Mrs.. s. r. Miller,
Jr.. of Hyde Park visited her mother, Mrs.
NJ. +. Kelley, over Sunday.-The Rev.
Charles Stebbins of Craftsbury preached at
the Union Church on Sunday in exchange
with the Rev. |. T.. johnson. Mrs. Lydia
Herrick and daughter, Mrs II. C. Barnard
OF Nashua. n. H., are visiting her brother
Luke Potter.-Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
visited their daughter, Mrs. John Thomp-
son. at North Hyde Park over Saturday
and Sunday
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BELVIDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Potter have returned
to their home in Barton-J. O. Thomas lit
tie daughter is sick with tonsiltis. DIR.
Melville of bakersfield is attending her
Mrs. w. L. Shattuck and little daughters
of Fletcher visited at NJ c. Shattuck's last
Week.-Mrs.. j. Blaisdel remains about the
same.-Mrs. Cuisine Smith and child have
returned home from Hyde Park.-Charles
Cohurn Of Newburyport. Mass. visited his
uncle, II. Coburn the 1oth.--There is to be a
mission concert at the Christian Church
July ~ in the evening by the Christi an En-
deavor society.-Roy Coburn has hired out
to Albert Reed in Bakerslleld.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Shattuck visited in Westford
last week.-Mrs.. DIR. Fcsburgh is visiting
at George Tillotson'S.
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GREENSBORO,

Mrs. William Young is quite ILL., Mrs
Samuel Morse, who has been i'll, is better
Royal hite and wife are both in very
poor health.-Miss Mary McRoy, who has
been at Glover for a few weeks, is home
aEain.-AIiss Alice Graham of South AL
hany is working at G. W. Simpson s.
GcorSie and Willie Thompson are spending
Il few days with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs c. w. Thompson,--Mr David
Spoir, who has been i'll with shingles, is
improving. Miss jamie Speir of Glover has
been caring for hcr.-Deacon Marshall
whose illness has been mentioned, died
July 6. The funeral was held on Monday
the Rev. Mr.. Barton officiating.
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STOWE.

Twin sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie White July S.-Monday afternoon,
while working in the hay field. Walter
Slayton fell from a load of hay, striking
on the top of his head At present it is
impossible to determine the extent of his
injuries, which are very serious. 1t was
feared at first that the spinal column had
received permanent injury.-Mrs. =. A.
Savage is visiting at Mrs r. A. SavaSe's.
The funeral of f. o. Burt will be held
Friday afternoon.
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PEBBLES of Eagleville. Conn. TO supply the
pulpit for as long a time as he can remain.
Mrs. PEBBLES will come at an early date.
The Rev. MIR. PEBBLES is by far the ablest
man who has regularly supplied the church
In n great many years. The Hon. II. j.
Boynton's family of Boston, who have
been here for several days, went to Green's
boro, Monday to camp at Lake Caspian. -
John Watkins has built a large horse barn.
Cyrus May is visiting his brother, w. A.
foung.-Mrs. Charles Taylor and Misses
Edison and Taylor of Masssawippi. Canada,
recently visited Mrs. John Watkins.-Last
week the farmers were at work finishing
spring work and beginning haying an I'M
usual combination-Mrs. Jacob Stehbns
remains about the same. There is an
epidemic of hard colds, going the rounds
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Bernice Morrill, of East Bethel spent
last week with Mrs, stephen Turner.-Mrs.
f.. NJ. Clarke is visiting relatives and
friends in Barre.-Horace Kent and son,
Ernest have gone to Randolph for the pres
ent. They are Visiting Mr.. Kents daugh-
ter. Mrs. F.. A. Manchester.--Nrs Emily
penney Converse and a lady friend from
Boston are visiting Mrs. ConVerse's moth
er, Mrs. Lucy PenneY.-Miss Beth Heath
entertained several of her little friends last
Monday afternoon, II being the eleventh
anniversary of her birthday.
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ALBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bentley of Cha
teaIgaY, y. Y, are visiting at the NJ T.
Mott home.-H. II. Adams and daughter
LAVA are spending few days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sabre Of Lowell. Mass
are the guests of George W. Sahre.-Miss
Bernah Lessor is spending her vacation>at
home.-Miss Bertha Ranslow has return
ed to her nome in Swanton.-rhe Rev d
G.. Latshaw Of Cincinnati, who has beer
attending the Harvard Summer school OF
theology, is the guest of II. w. Marvin -
Miss Maud Eeaudry of New York is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. II. S. Young.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Farmers in general have commenced
haying.-Mr. George Porter is spending a
few days at home.-Mr. C. f. Kendall and
family Of Enosburgh Falls visited at NJ
b. Cantelrs Sunday and Monday.-Mrs
Sarah Brown of Ashland NJ H., Is spend
ing few weeks with her son, DIT. r. ~
Brown.-Miss Alice Hall returned from
Derby Line Saturday.-Mr A. b. Nelson
was in town a few days recently.-Mlss
Charlotte Hopkins of Sheldon Junction Is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. W. s
WTght-Misses Lulu and Lena Rowley
are at home for the summer.-L. NJ. Cot,
ton of Dedham, Mass. is visiting in town
Miss Grace Rowley visited Miss MoliC
Wiley In st. Adams this week.-Mrs.. Hen
~ Newton and daughter, and Miss Wake
field of Lowell Mass. were in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
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SHELDON.

Fl. Fl. Stebbins of East Sheldon died
Friday night, July II, of gastritis, aged
H years. He leaves a wife and young son
six months old. besides his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Stebbins,
his sister, Miss Edith M, two brothers.
George w. and Irwin W. to mourn his loss.
The Odd Fellows took charge OF the flu
al Church Sunday. tuly 49, at 400 p m.
The Odd Fellows took ohargeof the fu-
neral. Of which Ire was member. The
Rev. NJ d. Parounagian officiated There
was a large attendance. Interment was In
the village cemetery.
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LOWELL.

Ferret, the fve-year- old daughter Of L.
Il. Wellman, had the misfortune to break
her arm last Saturday by falling over a
croquet wicket.-Jamcs Lawrence of wal
lingford, Conn, is visiting In town.-Roy
Bingham Of Burlington is visiting at Ru-
fus kinsley's.-Mrs. Henry Wetherbee and
children have returned to their home in
burlington. Miss Jennie Messier Of New
Haven. Conn, Is visiting at her brothers,
Charles Mcssier' s.-S,yeral attended tn.
Pawnee Bill show at st. Adams Tuesday,
Mrs. RI. II. Newton and Miss Nora Wake
field visited at Montgomery the fore part
of the week.-Mrs.. Robert Livingston after
visiting with her relatives in town several
weeks. has returned to her home in New
port.-Arthur Stannar was at home over
Sunday from Barton Landing.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James IL. Chaffee have
gone to Allerton Beach near Nantasket for
a two months stay at the summer cot
tage of their daughter, Mrs. L. II. Scott
Joseph Latham was quite badly injured in
the side by falling from a hammock.-W.
II. Aaw, who sprained his ankle in the ball
game juno q. is still confined TO the house
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Mr. and Mrs. Conant, son and nurse
maid, from New York, Is visiting at Miss
Edna Royce s.-W II. Whitcomb OF Bur-
lngton was a guest of Daniel Moren this
week-Frank Perley of Arizona, is visit
ing friends in town.-Mr. George Rouse of
Providence. r. l., spent Tuesday at Har
ry Domino s-Mss Lucy Champion of
Enosburgh Falls Is guest of Miss Kate
hampton. Noyes of Brackton.
Mass, visited friends in town the past
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS


and brother DR.. c. L. Johnson.-MaX w.
Andrews came home from burlington Mon
day to pass his summer Vacation.-J. a.
Lcbcau. who took the place of Deputy
Collector \. II. King during his absence
returned to his home in ST. Adams Sat
urday.-Mr. ana Mrs. j. Emmett Weld
went to st. Adams Tuesday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

in Milton.-Nost of the farmers have COM
menced having. Monroe Twiss, Eden
Thorp and Clayton Cornell have finished.
Mrs. o. T. Page visited in Westford re-
Gently.
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very attractive list Mr.. McClary Is recall
ed as one Of the most entertaining lecturers
We have ever heard here.
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Gilbert has been in Burlington for a short
tine but Is now at home.-Farmers have
mostly begun haying with prospect Of a
good crop.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.

BATHING SUITS.
Women contemplating trip to the Sea Shore will
wish to be supplied with the right sort of bathing
tune. The correct styles here in great numbers
Made Of Black Mohair Brliantne trimmed with white
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GOLF VESTS proper green ed white
and black, priced at S1.25.
WALKING SKIRTS that correct every way always
found but seldom that have such remarkable values offer
just Custom made three the prices could
most Of finest imported light medium gray
also black and brown mixtures ndsnct and checks priced
". so and 1915, instead of $1,000 to $16.5O
RACLANS AND TRAVELLING COATS.
For travelling theei scarcely garment
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the desirable made of mohar black dark blue
and mixtures these priced at $40 Co., $2 90 and
Others made of Peseys all wool including
wide styles and coo priced $500 5000 and rising
by easy stages to $3.50 each.
GIBSON PILLOWS.
The Prochrome Gibson Pillows and
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ready for made fabric having grain leather upon
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The Pillow Covers made up complete without pillow
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Stamped Pillow Covers Gibson designs quality art tick
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