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WILLIAMSBURG.

The four pupils of the town who success
fully passed the examinations to pass out
OF the ninth grade work were Orville Wal
bridge, Sadie Royce, Archie Cram and FL
sic Camp. The examination included only
four subjects, arithmetic. geography. En-
glish and history. None OF the successful
pupils were from the village or quarry
schools. The result settles the question
OF the starting OF High school this fall
In the negative and shows that there is
yet plenty OF room for good solid study In
the ninth grade. II there should be a suf-
hcient number wishing to attend the school
Mt the village for the coming year so that
they could not he accommodated in the
grammar grade, fourth school may be
established by the directors, which should
take up the work Of the ninth especially
and also some classes be formed In higher
English for those who are fitted to begin
work above the ninth grade. Those inter
ested are requested to notify the directors
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WAITSFIElD,

The Rev. ]. Q. Angel OF Middlesex oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist Church
last Sunday.-Miss Maude Enright daugh-
ter OF the Rev. A. h, Enright, a former
pastor Of the Methodist Church In this
place, Is visiting friends In town for few
days.-Mrs. George r. Miller, who is stop
ping with her brother, II. j. Browne Is
seriously Ill with a heart trouble and Is
attended by DR.. G., l.. Bidwell OF Water
bury, A. Carpenter is building a new
barn on the farm he purchased last winter
OF the Joseph Palmer estate-The King s
Daughter and Sons Of Veterans will give
an entertainment at the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening. August s, at which tins
Ice cream and cake will be served Instead
OF serving 1t the Saturday evening pre-
vious. as they have been accustomed to do
for the past few weeks. on Saturday even
ings.-W b. Richardson was in town from
Montpelier over Sunday and goes this
week with party from here to Highgate
Springs for short camping trip.-Charles
Moriarty has moved into the new tene-
ment recently finished OF by William Pal
mer IN the ell part of the tinshop block
Mrs Badger, wife Of the Rev. j. IL. Badger
was taken last week to the Vermont State
hospital for treatment.--The Odd Fellows
annual picnic and field day" will be held
on tho fair grounds on Wednesday. August
10Th. when 1t IL expected that an entirely
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READING,

Miss Florence Roscoe of Boston has pre-.
scented fifteen copies of the book of psalms
to be used In the meetings Of the junior
p. c. u, Of Felchville.-Mrs. Mary Wat.
kins and Mrs. o. s. Holden attended the
dedication exercises of the new Universe.
list Church in Ludlow last week.-Sam.
uel Kendall and two daughters Of Rut.
land visited at N. F.. Sawyers last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kendall Of Spring.
Held, Mass, have been visiting his sister
Mrs. Perkins Fletcher of Weathersheld -
The Rev. Ira Carter of Springfield has beer
visiting old friends in town-The Universe.
list ladies' society will meet with Mrs
Henry Gardner next week on Thursday
afternoon, July 31st. Supper will be serv-
ed from five to seven o'clock. All arc In
Vited.-The temperance meeting which was
appointed for last week was postponed on
account of the Illness OF the Rev. Miss Ros-
coe, and will be held in the Universalist
Church on Friday evening Of this week,
July 20 at 1870 o'clock.-Mrs. Skinner and
two sons of Brooklyn, N. Y, were guests
of Mrs. Locke, one day last week.
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MlDDL Essex

Frank Miles OF Detroit. Mich, Is spend
Ing few weeks with his aunt. Mrs. c.
B. Holden.-Mrs. E. f. Campbell held a
sociable Wednesday afternoon July 2S All
report pleasant time.--Mrs. Sidney John
son ard Miss Minerva Of Montpelier have
been visiting in town the past week.-The
Rev. j. l. Angel preached for the Metho-
dists in Waitsfeld Sunday.-Miss Ncttie
Lawrence OF Shady Rill spent several days
last week with Miss Caroline Swift.--Mrs.
c. T. Darling and Mrs. r. F.. Campbell
were in Montpelier Saturday-The many
friends In town of Aaron Smalley are sorry
to learn OF his serious illness. Mr. Smalley
was taken to the hospital at Waterbury
last Week.-Mrs.. J. II. Daniels Is visiting
relatives In Barre.--The delegates and al
ternates elected at the democratic caucus
held at the Center recently were: Dele
gates to the state convention. 10 B. Hill,
f. A. Ward and George o. Hale; alter.
mates, Wayne Silloway, II. G. Gearen and
NJ. j. Herbert: delegates to district con-
Vention, ]. n. Daniels, George .. Hale
and f. A. Ward; alternates, George Alex
ander. Willis Hill and Martin Pembroke
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at once, as no extra school will be started
except for the purposes given above.-The
Rev. Z. =. Womer of West Lebanon, N. H.,
formerly pastor OF the Congregational
Church here, is to go to Europe for year
and will leave in September Mrs. Womer
is to accompany him.--A G.. Wilbur has
returned from three months visit to rela-
tives in Calais and Woodbury. and is stay
ing for the present at George Il. Colbys.
An effort is being made to secure SUM-
Gent patronage to establish a kindergarten
under the direction Of Myrtle l.. Seaver,
lately graduate of the School for Kin
dergartners at Springfield, Mass.--David G.
Gale started on hts return trip to Colorado
Springs the 10th. Misses Edith and Mamie
Erush accompanied him as far as Essex
Junction on their way to visit relatives
In Cambridgc.-M Bertha Seaver Is en-
joying a vacation from her work as cashier
and bookkeepor in G. l.. Edson's store this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Edison and daughter
Marguerite. have lately visited friends In
Lebanon N IT,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

DR.. w. E. Phillips wife and two child
rem of Melrose. Mass. are visiting at G.
S. Scribners in the south district.-Mrs.
Ellen Talmond of plattsburgh, n. Y, is a
guest at II. T.. Strong s.-tIiland Bascomb
of Whitehall is stopping with his uncle.
William S. Bascomb.-Mrs. Alkaline Young
died In Howard Hill, this town last Fri
day morning. having been sick a long time.
She was 50 years old. Her history is but
little known as she had no kin with her
at her death. Her funeral was held on
Saturday-Mrs. c. +. Hitchcock and two
children started for Ohio, last Tuesday
Her husband. the Rev. C. f. Hitchcock,
the Congregational pastor here, will re-
main in Benson and attend to his duties
Miss Mercena Belden has been spending
a rev days in Fair Haven. visiting kin
Miss Flora b. Dickinson is at home again
for few days.-Misses Mabel and Carrie
HER of Waltham. have been visiting at
o. IL. Browns the past week.
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BRANDON.

Miss Kate Farnham OF Shoreham Is
spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Kelley.
Mrs. Holland has returned from a 10
days visit in Massachusetts.
The funeral of Mr. +. j. Bliss was held
at the residence of his son, Charles Bliss
Monday afternoon, at two o clock. DR.. w.
S. Smart and the Rev L. NJ. Bartlett Of
iiciated. Mr.. Bliss was the oldest Mason in
town, having been a member for over 30
years. and was buried with Masonic rites
Three sons survive him. Edgar Of West
Newton, Mass, Charles and Fred of New
York, all Of whom were with him during
his last illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Grant of New York
are in town.
George III. Kelley has been confined to
the house for several days by illness.
Mrs Fannie Benson Snyder of Lawrence
Kan, is spending "A few weeks in town.
j. l.. Harris has purchased the Jones
house on Pearl street and Is moving from
the Burns house on Franklin street.
JARVIS Phelps was stricken with paralys Ia
while out driving Saturday and remains in
serious condition.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

County Examiner O. D. Mathewson of
Barre will hold public examination of
teachers for Washington county at Cabot
July 80 and 81 Montpelier August | and .:
Northfleld, August and ): Waitsheld
August and 7; Waterbury, August and
9; Barre, August IS and 80
In the case of Robert Clark against the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad to re-
cover for household goods lost at the
burning of the Marshileld station, Justice
j. fl. Lucia has rendered judgment by
agreement for the defendant and the case
goes to county court In the case of r. X.
Gordon against Joseph Rowe because of an
error in the writ, judgment has been rem
dered for the defendant.
Harry Bertoli. the well known Italian
sculptor of this city is still confined in
hospital in Philadelphia, where he was
taken last week suffering with injuries re-
ceived In collision between a carriage in
which he was riding and an electric car.
Mr. Bertolis injuries are confined to one
leg
The annual Rhode Island clam bake to
be given by the r. c. Bowers Granite
company to the granite polishers and
granite manufactures in Barre, Montpel-
Ter and Mortified will occur this year dur
the last week in August. Prof. Joseph
Wilson OF Providence, r. l., the expert
caterer who has had charge of the bake
every year. has again been engaged for
this year
Miss j. A. Bailey. who recently sold her
millinery store in this city, has gone to
WHITEHEAD, N a., to remain until Septem-
Der. Miss Bailey expects to be married
in October to Il. It. Washburn OF Boston.
The work Of preparing the official ballots
for the September election has already been
commenced by County Clerk Smile Be
cause OF the general mix up along politi-
cal lines this work will be much more com
pick this year than usual. Nomination pa.
pers for candidates for senators from this
county will not be surprise after the dem
ocratic county convention is held next
week.
Frank +. Miles of Detroit, Mich, a for
mer bookkeeper in the store OF f. w.
Bailey e. Co., is In the city renewing old ac-
quaintances.
]. w. Sault of st, Johnsbury, inspector
for the New England Telephone & Tee-
graph Co., was in town yesterday. Mr..
Sault has recently had Montpelier. Barre
and Waterbury added to his territory.
Capt. W. a. Pattee, Mrs. s. f. Pattee and
Miss Daisy Pattee were at Winoosk yes
terday to attend the funeral OF j. W. Foun-
tain, n relative.
The funeral OF the seven years old son of
Michael Henry of Berlin will be held from
st. Augustine Church this afternoon at 2
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WORCESTER,

At the democratic caucus held Saturday
night. F. I. Tewksbury and George Lackey
were elected del gates to the State and
district convention, and J. F.. Hancock
and Martin Herbert to the county conven-
tion.-Mrs. Henry Hunt of Boston is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. j. Elliott Han
cock.-Mrs Lertina Colby of Boston Is
visiting friends in town.--H. l., Abbott of
Montpelier and Miss Frances Hatch Of
barre were guests of Miss Frances Abbott
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft
of East Roxbury are at ]. r. Wilson'S
George Hunt Of Thomaston, Conn, and
w. |. Cummings of Springfield, Mass. are
visiting relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. j. Taylor are in camp at "LonS Pond"
Woodbury., with C. w. Taylor, and wife
and Jessie Willy and wife of Barre.-Mr.
and Mrs. Amos j. Chase of Mortified.
We're guests of Mr.. Chases daughter Mrs.
Downs, part of last week
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CHELSEA,

Prof William H. Cummings, formerly
principal of kimball Union academy at
Meriden, n. H., but now superintendent
of schools In the Hadley- Hatfield Ber-
nardston district OF Massachusetts, has
been recently IN town visiting his father
and motherin-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
II. Powers. His daughter, Julia Cum
mings. freshman at Mt. Holyoke col
lege is here spending her summer vaca-
ton with her Grandparents.-Mrs. George
r d. French has returned from three
weeks visit with the family of the Rev.
H. T.. Howard at Wilder. Mr. Howard was
located here several years since and Mrs
French came to town with them.-Cashier
0. B. Copeland of the Randolph National
bank and Mrs. Copeland are making their
annual visit to his mother, Mrs. A. j. Cope
land, who lives with them during the win
ter and spends her summers here in her
former home.-Miss Lyle Tracy, who has
been residing in Boston since last winter
came home last Saturday.-M. NJ. Wilson,
Esq. of Randolph, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, was in town last week.
The Rev. II. A. Durfee of Burlington
gave a very interesting address at the
Methodist Church last Sunday upon the
work Of the Anti-Saloon League.--N1rs o.
T. Pierson, Miss Grace Pierson, VIII b. Pier
son and Miss Ella Whittier OF Manchester,
n. H., are spending n few weeks with
Leslie II. Bohonon's family on Maple
street-Mrs. Eliza Zerrill, the widow Of
the late Samuel Alderman, who lived in
this town many years, died at her home in
Templeton. Mass. last Saturday. aged 67
years.-Wiliam Neazie of Somerville Is
staying at Orange county hotel-Mrs. May
Hatch OF Quincy, Mass, is visiting at J.
A. r. Corwil's. Last Thursday Mrs Alice
NJ. Hadley arrived from Midway, British
Columbia, TO spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. John h. Atwood.-On Thurs
day last j. a. r. Corwin and Dr. NJ. II.
Corwin went to Winooslii to attend the flu
neral Of their cousin, Mrs. Albert o. Hood
Last week Thursday Drs. George j. and
Charles Helmer, osteopathic physicians
came to spend the summer, the former
with his father-in-law, William +. Hood,
the latter with his wife at Orange county
hotel.-Mrs. Bessie Titus has gone to Clare
mont. n. H., to attend her sister. Miss
Nellie Iloskins. who is sick.-Miss Ella n.
Jones. who is employed as teacher in the
Somerville, Mass. schools, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Tracy.
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STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST.

Certificate No. 10 for shares Of the
Capital Stock OF the Consolidated Electric
Co, In our name, and bearing date of
April 2, 1892, has been lost or destroyed.
We hereby give notice to any person or
persons claiming the above described
shares, that we have made application
to the Consolidated Electric Co.. to issue
n new certificate in lieu OF the one lost or
destroyed, as provided by Section 1896 of
the Vermont Statutes
BURLINGTON FIGURING co.
Burlington, VT. 4W5t
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WESTFIElD.

Messrs. Robert and Venning Ritchie OF
Brookline, Mass. are expected this week
to spend few days at the Rev. j. II. wal
lace's.-Mrs. r. II. Knight is spending a
few days in Irasburgh. While at play last
Thursday the Rev. A. Il. PEBBLES little son
accidentally fell from a child's express
wagon and his collar bone was broken.-
Mrs. PEBBLES and daughter arrived Satur-
dav. They Will go to housekeeping in tho
parsonage as soon as their goods arrive
Mrs Nancy Bell is very sick from hem
orrhages resulting from a broken artery.
Ernest Lawrence of Montpelier has been
visiting his brothers and other relatives
For several days there has been a good
deal OF blasting done on the ledge on John
Corrow's land. They think the ore yields
gold. silver and copper.-Mrs. Truman
liurlburt of Hartford Conn, was in town
last week, calling on former friends.
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GAYSVIllE,

Dr. A. l.. Cooper Of Randolph was in
town recently.-Scott Adams and family of
Bethel spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs.
ID. r. Gould.-Mrs. Susie Andrews and
daughter Of Massachusetts are guests at
Or. c. c. Smiths.-Anna Whtcomb and
Agnes Heap spent a day in Stockbridge
recently.-Mrs. F. V. Hassam and Fleda
were in Bethel Friday.-Mrs. Lucy Ann
Dean died Thursday, July II. after long
illness with nervous prostration. Funeral
services were held at her late home Satur-
day afternoon. The Rev. j. Wesley
Miller otficiated.-Ro Sargent OF
Lisbon. N. H.. has been spending a few
days ut the "Cobble. Miss Margaruite
Field entertained a number of her young
friends Friday afternoon.-The friends Of
Mrs Harriet Durkee have received WORT
Of her safe arrival at Worthington. West
Virginia.-Eelen Boutwell, returned from
Penacook, n. r., Friday OF last week.
Mrs. George Miner entertained the Ladies'
Society of the Congre Eational Church
afternoon. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.-Mrs. Charlotte Leonard
and daughter Nellie are spending a few
days in Rochestcr.-MissC Charlotte BoycJ
OF Bethel is visiting Helen BOUTWELL,
depot seemed quite business
centre Monday morning when the farmers
drove In with their live stock TO car
Mrs. Sranding has two brothers from Fort
Collins, Col, visiting her.-Merville Gould
has returned from his visit in Randolph
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OF REUBEN MELNICK. BUR.
T1NGT0N

ESTATE OF REUBEN MELNICK, BUR.
LlNGTON.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tenden, SIS.
Tho Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden.
To all persons interested IN the estate OF
Reuben Melnick, late of Burlington, in said
district, deceased
GREETING:
Whereas, said court hss assigned the
18th day of August next for the settlement
Of the account of the admin TRAITOR de
bonus non Of the estate of Reuben
Melnick, late of burlington, in said
county. deceased. and for decree
OF the residue of said estate to the
lawful claimants OF the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order three weeks sue
cess!vely previous to the day assigned in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press news
paper published in said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur-
lington. Vt. on the day assigned then and
there to contest the allowance OF said ac-
count II you see cause. and to establish
your right as heirs, legatees and lawful
claimants OF said residue
Given under my hand, this 2st day Of
July, 1902.
4,w3t. Judge.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
ROCHESTER,,

Mrs. Workman and little son from Do
troit,Mich.. will spend the rest of the sum-
mer here.-The convention of the w. c. T.,
u, held here Wednesday and Thursday
has been we'll attended. Tho lecture
Thursday evening by the State president,
Mrs. Ida Reed was very fine and the
prize speaking Wednesday evening was
much enjoyed. The prize was won by
Daisy Mlles.-Mrs II. II. Cushman is in
Bethel.-Miss Jessie Morgan Is adding a
largo piazza to her house.-Oscar Martin
Is improving his house with n bay window
and wide porch.-Mrs. Watson Lamb
from Somervillc, Mass, Is at the old homo
for the rest Of the summer.--Dr. Richard
son was called to Woodstock Tuesday,
Mrs Brownson and Hayden have return
ed-We will begin to have two mails a
day. August l. the extra mail leaving
Bethel by team at 7 o'clock In the morn
ing,-Mrs. Fred Chafree from Chicago, Ill.
is here to spend a month-Miss Ethel
Eaton, who has been In Pole, H.. for a
few months has returned home.--Dr
Harry Hubbard from Barnard has been
here few days,-Dr. Huntington was
called to Bethel Monday to attend Mrs
Royal TuDper,
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Col r. j. Kimball and family arrived at
Montague place Thursday for the summer
They have just completed a los days tour
in Europe.
Mrs. T.. A. Thatcher and daughter, Mrs.
a. G.. Vinica. have sold their house on
Highland avenue to Misses Maud and
Alice Hatch for 1880. Mrs. Thatcher is to
reside with her daughter at Penacook,
n. II.
The Brigham creamery paid 23.G. cents
for June butter. less cents for making,
and the cooperative paid "a cents for but
ter fat.
S. c. Webster fell twelve feet to the
ground while painting Charles Thurstons
house recently and was seriously bruised
The directors Of the graded school have
secured Miss Mary 8. Dubois and Miss NJ.
LuCina SaXton as assistant teachers in the
high school Miss Dubois returns to po-
sition which she filled very acceptably
several years ago. Miss Saxton has taught
here for the past five years and given very
good satisfaction.
Miss Nora Connolly went Tuesday to
Rutland where she will attend the summer
school.
Mr.. Hughes OF Lima, O.. is guest of
his daughter. Mrs. j. F. Mead.
Miss June Fassett is visiting in Roches-
ter, guest OF Mrs. d. o. Goodhue.
Misses Clara Bean and Helen Miller are
attending summer school at st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laqueer of Enosburgh Falls
came Tuesday and are guests of their
daughters, Mrs. Charles Briggs and Mrs.
Charles Danyow. for several weeks.
Mrs. Lucinda Scott of Northampton,
Mass, came yesterday to visit her son, DIR
G. w. Scott.
Mrs. G. w. Scott and sister, Miss Jennie
Godfrey. went yesterday to Massachusetts
for weeks visit
Victor Williams OF New Haven, Conn,
has Joined his wife here for a visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. ID. Williams.
Mrs. Melvin Miller of Pomfret is guest
Of DR.. II. II. McIntyre's family.
Carroll Flint and wife are rejoicing over
the birth of 10-pound son.
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BROOKFIElD.

The Rev. c. II. Morse and family from
Craftsbury, visited friends in town. Mr.
Morse preached at the First and Lincoln
congregational Churches on Sunday.
w. farmenter was in Mortified on bust
ness last week.-Stephen Wilcox has gone
to a Burlington hospital for treatment
J. Eldridge Of Randolph was in town Sa-
turday.-Mrs. Frances Goodwin was
thrown from a load of hay receiving slight
injuries-Dr T. II. Wheatley of Brooklyn,
n. Y, came last week for visit to his
parents, but was called back suddenly
on business
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ESTATE OF ]. K. WARNER. ESSEX.

ESTATE OF J. X. WARNER. ESSEX.
STATE OF VERMONT District of Chit
tenden. S.
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
j. X. Warner. late Of Essex, in said dis.
trict deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, said court has assigned the
18th day of August next for the settle
ment Of the account of the adminstra-
tor of the estate of J. K. Warner,
late Of Essex in said district. decea sed,
and for a decree of the residue
ants of the same. and ordered
that public notice thereof be given to ali
persons interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned. m tho Bur-
lirgton Weekly Free Press, a newspaper
published in said district.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified t. an
pear at the Probate Court Rooms In Bur-
lingtVn, Vermont, on the day assigned
then and there to &C ntest the allowances
OF said account II you sec cause and TO
establish your right as heirs leeatees and
lawful claimants OF said residue
Given under my hand, this g1st day Of
July, 1902.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM.
4W3t. Judge.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

liams, wife and son from Boston, visited
friends In this town the first of the week.
Mr.. Williams was formerly Craftsbury
boy and is now superintendent of the
M massachusetts, hospital.--Mrs. Washburn
died last Friday at the home of Henry
Hoyt where she had been stopping for a
few weeks. The funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon. The Rev. c. N. Stcbblns
oniciating. She was a consistent member
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. She
leaves two children and an aged aunt to
mourn her loss. The burial was at North
Craftsbury.-Th Ladies' Aid sold ice
cream and cake from the lawn of j. d.
l.eavitt last Friday night, with very good
success.