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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-25
ESSEA JUNCTION.

Superintendent Wiedenbacker of the
union poor farm has 1000 bushels of pota-
toes from this seasons planting. About
half of them weigh from one to two
pounds each.
Roy Booth, formerly of this place and a
brother of Mrs. w. S. Fletcher, who has
been employed in a store in Chicago for
about two years has been sent by the firm
to Memphis. Tenn, to take charge OF q
branch store.
NJ. +. Kelley of Winooski Park fell from
a wagon loaded with cobs and husks whilo
driving away from the canning factory
Friday night and received n bad break
to his left leg short distance below the
hin. He was taken to the Office of DR.. c.
NJ Ferriu. who, with DR.. Marvin. made
him as comfortable as possible. He was
then taken TO the Fanny Allen hospital
and Saturday Drs. Ferrin and Marvin set
the bone.
Ethel Barnes had the misfortune to lose
part of the first finger of her left hand
while Mt work in the Fl. c. Baxter Bros.
canning factory Saturday morning. Shewas
feeding the corn into the cutter when a
cob became caught and in trying to re-
move il her finger was caught in the cogs
and so badly mangled that it was neces-
sary to amputate it at about an inch
from the hand DR. G. NJ. Ferrin and DR..
David Marvin attended. The company has
presented Miss Barnes with a check for
S2', will pay the doctors bill and continue
her time at full pay.
Mrs Merritt Lee died at about 6 O'clock
Tuesday afternoon after long illness
with a cancer on her neck.
Denisor I.oggins of Warrensburgh. n.
Y, is to start laundry in the building
formerly occupied by Herbert Chase as a
tinShop.
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MONK TON.

Henry Roscoe of New Haven visited at
1pil Ladd's SundaY.-T. +. Donahue and
9niiy of Hinosburgh visited his brother,
W g. Donahue Sunday.-Mrs. F. ii. Dean
and Mrs 4. c. Lewis were in Burlington
"Wednesday and Thursday.-Mr and Mrs.
William Cox gave a party Thursday even
i.C in honor of Mrs CoXs cousin. who is
VISITING there.-Mlr. and Mrs. O. A. Bald
win and Mr.. and Mrs George Skiff Of Shell
lurne called on friends In town Sunday.
Tile teachers meeting at the Boro school
housc Friday afternoon was attended by
I'll the teachers in town.-Mrs. r. G. Wis
I'll and Miss Edna Barton were in Yer
comes Saturday On business.-The Rev.
Air shaw, who has been assisting with
the revival meetings at East Monkton, re-
turned to his home in Montpelier Satur-
dav.-Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter Wis
tied friends in Nergennes the past week.
The Donahue creamery paid for August
milk IS cents hundred for 4 per cent milk.
There is no Bible reading at the boro
this week as there are revival meetings at
tho Methodist Church in East Monkton
every eVening.-Pheps Kellogg, L. V. Nj.
%, expects to return to Burlington Friday.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hall have gone to
New York city, and Mr.. and Mrs +. 5.
Ransom. have gone to Cohoes, y. y, on
the New York eXcursion.--Mr and Mrs
Stacy of Burlington. are spending a few
days with Mrs. }. W. Hart.-Mr. ana Mrs.
j.. H. Chaplin have gone to Canada to visit
Mrs. Chapin's parents.-A "CraZy Socill
will he given by the Ladies Aid society
at the home OF w. j. Rowland Friday
eVening.-MisS l., NJ. Howe is in Essex at
her brothers. Merritt Lees, assisting in The
care Of Mrs. Lee.-Miss Orpha Howe of
Burlington, is at home.-The old Academy
Pudding is receiving coat of paint the
first given II in many years.-John Jordan
is parting his house.-AIr. and Mrs VII
liam lace, and little son, of Essex June
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Carpen-
ter last Saturday,-Mr. and Mrs. .. S
Abbot of South Burlington, Mark Hill
of Hinesburgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hob ut
Pease, George Clifford, and Mr.. and Mrs
w. o. Whitemarsh of this town were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Carpenter
last Surday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard
and daughter of Wcstford visited his mo-
Their, Mrs. Eetsey Ballard, last Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. William Martin Of Hurt e.
ton, visited their son w. E. Martin last
week.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

o. G.. IIalock, who has lived at Hines
bursh for the past few years, Is moving
back to his place here.-M. C. Ryan and
family and brother, Patrick, are visiting
friends at Chatcaugay. N. T.-Edward
Chcslcy Of Waterbury and Mrs. Mninda
Swift of Mddlcsex visited Mrs. Maria
Gregory rccently.-Mr. and Mrs Booska
Of Riptou visited their daughter Mrs
Edward Ash last ~eek.--Thc Willing
Workers will meet with Mrs. Royal Cor
ten. October frank Brewster and fam
lily visited friends at South Starksborc
last week. Mrs. S. NJ. Giliett Of Essex is
listing her son, n. w. Gillett-The
Misses Alice and Eva Gorton of Boston
visited AZ :. j. Randalls the first of the
week C. w. Shattuck and wife of South
Starksboro visited at r. l.. belongs the
!irst of the week.-As Grin Baker was out
bunting small game one day recently he
suddenly came across three bears moth
err and two large cubs.-Mr. and Mrs. Ly'
man Hill and niece expect to go 20 Ncw
York state Wednesday to visit relatives
and friends.
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HUN IINGT0N

Mrs. Sidney Gillett OF Essex is visit
ing her son. II. W. Gillett.-The Misses
Alice and Eva Gorton of Boston, who have
been guests of Mrs. Pherona Gorton. re-
turred to Boston Wedncsday.-Mr and
Mrs. John Carpenter are spending the trst
three days of the week with friends in
Ferrsburgh and Monkton.-The Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Mann.-Two deer
were seen in the village Wednesday morn
ing.-Mrs. William Sprague and son
Benoni, are spending the week in Wolcott.
Although it seems rather late for pie
MICS. nevertheless numbers of the Sunday
school will hold one Saturday afternoon
in Mr.. 1.ewis's grove below the village.
1t is to be a basket affair and all are in.
vited.-Quite an interesting game of hass
ball took place here Saturday afternoon,
between the Huntington nine and the
Jonesville nine. which was declared off on
account of darkness at the seventh inning
in favor Of the Huntington boys who were
one score ahead.
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CHARLOTTE

The people of this town learned with
regret of the death of the late Sidney E.
Russell. He had been prominently con-
nected with the business affairs of the
town for over 20 years, and was always
ready to lend his aid, both personally
and financially TO the peoples good. lie
was man of excellent business ability
and he had made success of his bust
ness. Chosen by the people to represent
them at the coming Legislature. Mr.. Rus
sci had given intelligent study to the i'm
portant questions that would have come
before him for action, and 1t is safe to say
that he would have been an influential
member of the House of Represe Natives
lie was quiet and retiring in his inter-
course with the people. but man of de-
cided opinions and tenacity of purpose
The town of Charlotte has lost an excel
lent citizen.-Mrs. Katharine Fonda has
returned TO New York-Mrs George r.
Icaso has been visiting in town.-Wlliam
Byington and Mrs. Lewis a cousin, a bro
Their and sister Of A. A. Byington. are visit
ing Mr.. Byington and famly.-The soci-
able in aid of the Sunday school last
week in the vestry was a success in a
social and financial way.-Mr and Mrs
c. 8. Stewart are thinking of spending
the winter in law, The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. S. NJ. Williams. Thompson $
Point hotel on Wednesday OF this week
--Threshers say the oat yield Is the finest
tH'N nave rn'WH LOT yedrs.-beOTSe IHTen
is talking of running his threshing ma
chine by five horse power gasoline en-
Gine. H. p. Edgerton. road commissioner,
has completed a fine job of permanent
highway repairs on the meeting house hill
George Mhttison has finished the under
pinning wall to his house.--Isaac Devoid
will lay his calar wall this week.-Mr and
Mrs. Albert st. Peter Of Brooksville spent
Sunday in town with relatives-Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Williams are the happy par
ents Of A daughter, born September 49,
Fred Hunt of Burlington was in town last
Sat
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UNDERHILL.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer last Friday
evening.-Arthur Myette is away on two
weeks vacation.-Among others who so to
Washington. d. c., on the third of October
are Mrs. Hattie Palmer, Mrs. Sarah Her
rick and Mrs. Mary Morse.-Edward and
Patrick Farrell of Swanton were in town
on Monday to attend their fathers fun
cral. Patrick Farrell died on Saturday
at North Underhill and was buried at
lfnderhill Centre on NOTWITHSTANDING
those from out of town during the past
week were Jennie Burnett of Williston. D..
Clark of Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Stevens of Essex Junction, John Reynolds,
recently OF Es sex, and Mrs. Stewart of SOM
erville. Mass.-A Sheldon has rented Mrs.
Minnie Mead s house.-H A. Barrows. who
has been taking a short vacation. retlrned
on Wednesday. Hackett place at
North tnderhill has been sold to man
from Enosburgh for $2.000.-N1rs. Wood
worth remains about the same.-Timothy
Terrll, former resident of this town, but
OF late years of Morrisvile was buried
here on Monday. He had passed his Send
year and lived in this town many years
The base ball game between the Under
hill and Essex Centre boys on Saturday
resulted in favor of the Cnderhil nine
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Smith are to reside at
Mcrose, Mass-Charles Edwards still re-
mains dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
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Frank Roscoe of Middlebury, have been
the guests of their brother. F. A. Roscoe
for "A few days.-Deacon G.. Willoughby.
and Miss Sarah Wooster went on Monday
to Bennington TO attend the Baptist State
convention, which is in session there the
present Week.-Mrs. Jennie Willoughby has
returned to Northampton, Mass, and Miss
IIosford to Memphis. Tenn, where they
have positions as teachers.-Mrs. G.. II.
Carr and daughter Gladys are expected
home from Northern New York on Thurs
day next.-Miss Heating of Orwell Is the
guest of Miss Susan Sequin. Stella Foote,
who has been obliged to use crutches for a
week on account of an injury at school
is able to do without them and is improv-
ine.-J. r. Taggart has returned from
Canada and goes on Tuesday to Clinton
vile. n. Y, to supcrntend the collection
of nine cnmcs for T. IL HoSford.
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JERICHO.

The Rev. A. N. Bean is attending the
Baptist State convention in Burlington
this week.-Mr. and Mrs, f. L. Giddings
expect to go to Hubbardtown Thursday
for a two weeks cation.-Mrs. f. S.
Martin went to New York Tuesday to pur-
chase her fall line of goods,-Mrs. NJ o.
Balch is in Barre to attend the mission
AIRY convention.-The Ladies' Help society
will serve chcken-pie supper at tho
Baptist Church Thursday evening Octo-
Der, from . to MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Cur
It's and Miss Pansy Buzzell of Colchester
We're at f.. W. Curtiss Sunday.-Miss Helen
Rood returned from a two weeks visit in
Milton Saturday.-The Hon. r. w. HUI
burd Of Hyde Park was in town Monday.
Mrs. Cornelia Beach Mrs. Kate Vaughn
and daughter of Burlington were guests of
Mrs, Ellen Percval recently.-Don l., Gal
usha of South Royalton was calling on
friends in town Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
Y G. May are visiting in Lamoille
county
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss lime Small and Nora Hinsdll of
Essex are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdll.-Mrs. Carrie
Millham is in very poor health and under
the care of a Burlington physician.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Mansfield spent last week
in Waterbury and Stowe visiting rela-
tives.--Town clerk, O. W. Isham, is some
what better from the recent severe attack
Of Reconnaissance II. cllnger has return
cd to his home in Williamsport, Pa. after
visiting one week with Mr., and Mrs. IL.
II. Tilley.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Johns OF
Huntington spent last week Wednesday at
NJ. w. Hinsdill' s.-Henry Wescott spent
Sunday at home.-Walter Downer of Bos-
ton is spending his vacation at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Downer.
George Smith and family spent Sunday
at a. j. Downer s.--Chares Forbes of Bur-
lington spent last week with friends in
South WilliSton.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST.JOHNSBURY.

The Coolidge & Stevens Casket company.
the towns latest industry, Is already en-
ployinC about 20 hands and is unable to
keep up with it's orders. Besides making
casl,cts. the company manufacture all
kinds OF undertakers' supplies.
St. Johusbury Academy has an attend
aucc this fall of $40. which is quite an in
crease over last year.
G. 5. McGown has resigned as secretary
of the Y. Nj. c. A. and will manage a
series of food fairs through New Ing
land this fall and winter The first fair
Mil be held here October Gil, after which
he will start on % weeks tour exhibiting
in lG cities in Maine, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
rhe Caledonia county fair had three days
OF perfect weather for the exhibition and
the largest attendance for a dozen years.
as a result there will be a good surplus
in the treasury after all the bills are paid.
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EAST HARDWICK,

Mrs. J. d. Goodrich was in Bloomington
n few days last week.-Mrs.. Hay was in
Walden Monday to attend the funeral of
l.r niece Mrs, Mrs, Edwards. Mrs. Ell
lnor Ward will occupy the tenement vac
atcd by Mr.. Rich.-Mrs. Arthur Weeks was
thrown from a carriage last week and very
l-3 bruised. but no bones were broken. -.
n Goodrich was in St. Johnsbury few
DAYS last week.-Charles Rich and family
'rft mere Thursday morning for Winches-
',r n. H., where they will make their
lome. Mrs, w. w, Underwood has gone
o Manchester, N. H., for few months
md taken her granddaughter. Edith Hall,
With her
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ESSEX COUNTY
ISLAND POND.

Harry Brown, who was taken to the
Sherbrooke (Quebec) hospital and was
operated upon for hip-J Joint disease last
Saturday is reported to be as comfortable
as can be expected. greater part Of
the workmen employed in putting down
the new water pipes went on a strike la Il
week. demanding N75 per day The men
We're getting $50 Mr.. Tinker, the mana
ger, has been endeavoring to secure rev
men as he is not willing to aceede to their
demands. -The Island Pond brass band eX-
peCt to give a few open air concerts in the
near future, weather permitting
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LEICESTER.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tnis sunday. September H.-Mss Selden,
V no has been spending the summer at the
Columbus Smith place. has returned to
Nov York for the wnter.-Mrs. Helen X.
t:rpWueon was called to Rutland this week
lv the illness of her daughter, Mrs. fisko.
William Ryder and Matte Moore were
married at Ticonderoga last Wednesday,
Miss Helen Horton returned from Hyde
.ilnor Tuesday.-Nrs Philip Nicklaw and
'hdren of Springfield. Mass. are visiting
Ms. l.. O. Hathaway.-Mrs. Frank Gam
tell and Mrs. Bert Fcrson attended the
Sunday school convention in Orwell last
'iiday and Saturdav.-Mrs. Alton Morse
of Rutland is spending month with her
rarents.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Smith and
r.and children spent a few days in Roches-
ter last week.-C. +. Brown, who has
boon cook at Bread Loaf Inn this summer,
is spending a few weeks with his parents.
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HARDWlCk.

A very large crowd of people assembled
Sunday afternoon to witness the laying OF
the corner stone of the new Catholic
church. The services We're very impress
sive and were performed by the Rev. Fa-
Their Lonergan of White River Junction
assisted by the Rev. Father Lachance, who
has the charge Of this place and Hyde
lark. The sermon was preached By the
I.ev Father Lonergan and was very in
torasting.--A very large number of YOU 6
people We're in attendance At the box So
tial, which was held in the vestry of the
Cpncrega tional Church Friday evening
tina about SO was realized from the sale
uf the boXes,-'fhe band gave a very en-
l0yab open air concert in their stand
Saturday evening.--W. y. Sawyer, one Of
tn" local rural free delivery mail carriers
Suffered n slight stroke Of paralysis while
in the postofice Saturday evening lie
Y IS carried home on a bed but the latest
report says he is in "A more comfortable
condition. Mrs Jane RiCkar I'd has bought
Mrs. O. Mack's house ON Main street,-A
game of base ball was played Saturday
afternoon between the local team and a
pic kod nine from this place.-Dr. S. r.. OAR
ling administrator Of Mrs. Jack Thoma g s
estate sold her late home on Wolcott
stroot to Mr.. Hodgkns OF Johnson for
81 500
a very pleasant reception was rendered
Nr. and Mrs Fred Taylor Tuesday even
i'' at the spacious home Of Frank Taylor
of Church street. The guests We're receive
od 10y Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Kent and Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor The evening was spent
i'm playing ping pong and other games.
some very choice selections were rendered
By the band during which time refresh
m"nts of ice cream and cake were served
Mrs. John Stewart has gone to South
Hero to spend two weeks with her parents
Asa Woodbury. has his new house ready
Cor Ia CT r A Lar
to Morrisville Wednesday to attend the
fair
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MILTON.

Dr. and Mrs l.. c. Holcombe went on
Tuesday to Virginia to visit DR.. Hol-
combc's sister.-L. d, Latham cap
tured large pickerel at Camp Martin last
Saturday. The fish was one yard long and
weighed over ten pounds.-Miss Winifred
Flynn, who has been in New York -eturn-
ed Tucsday.-Miss Minnie Caswell of New
York, who has been visiting friends and rel
atives in town during the summer months
returned home Tuesday morning.-Services
will ne held mt Trinity Church on Sunday
morning, service at 1890 with holy COM
munion, The Rev. Or. Harris will Off
ciate,-C, T. clifford, II. f.. McNall and
George Phelps go Thursday to South Hero
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ESSEX CENTER.

Farmers are digging their potatoes and
report light CROP in some sections rotting
quite badly.-The ball game between the
T.. G. /. nine and the team from Underhill
resulted in a score Of Is to in favor of
Underhill.-F II. and II. r. Hall have gone
on the excursion to New Yorkshire trav-
cling public is much pleased with the
new bridge near DORIS shop The road
way rs much wider and higher than the old
one.-Mr and Mrs. d. j. Williams are
visiting friends In Springfield Mass
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. ]. F. Cowan Of Boston. asso-
cintc editor of the Christian Endeavor
Ncrld. will occupy the pulpit of the Con-
grcrutoral Church next Sunday.-Mrs.
r.ii7ahcth Hall. who has been at J. -.
Ncoro's. has returned home-hlrs. Fred
Tiltt of Fort Edward spent Sunday ut g
Y. Halrs.-Qute a good many attended
w." Sunday school convention in Orwell
j. - Wrck.-NTiss Della Smith Of Brattleboro
~ at II. w. Joness over SundaY.-Mr.
AMI Mrs. w. w. Moore are visiting at
t.'.rn Point. Robert Holmes went on
No"dny to burlington to enter the Uni
" s,ty Of Vermont-Maur Stokes of st
d chusvile is visiting his brothers.
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WEST Boil TON.

G. w. Woodwork spent Sunday at home.
Miss Edna Robinson is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Locke have gone to
Worcester. Mass, for weeks visit.-G.
A. PeaSe is able to be Out.-MiSs Ada
Brooke and Miss May Gordon were at
home from their work in Richmond over
Sunday.-Frank Wilson who has been in
Burlington, being treated is in town.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
has returned from visit to Mrs. Blwell
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has returned from visit to Mrs. Bilwell
I'm 'Monkt on.-Jessie Wilmarth is attend
irS Middlcbury graded school.--'rhe Tho
mas Bros. are having a we'll drilled by
steam pow cr-Mrs. James Lacy visited her
rothCr in Burlington last week.-The
q Jiice of the 10Th was not as well attended
~ usual an account of the rain, hut II
peasant evening was spent-Mr. Elmer
family and Mr. and Mrs. GullcN went to
NeNbridge Friday TO attend the funeral
Of Grandma Jcwett. She was over 30 years
&C age.-Mrs. Mary :. Hanks has been call
ing on old friends ANA acquaintauces and
has now left for Massachusetts. where she
has received a situation.-Manley Mars lall
has returned to the Polytechnic insti-
ito in Massachusetts. where he has been
= last ycar.-Prof. Charles Wilmarth
has returned to New York city after n
Visited to his sister, Mrs. Luman Scegar.-
! &C Tracy and family visited his home in
Shclburne last Week.-Mrs.. Helen Smith Is
stepping with Mrs. Jackson in Panton.
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SHELBURNE.

An Evolutionary and musical entertain
ment given by the young people of the
Methodist Church on Wednesday evening
last. deserves special mention. 1t is evil
dent that our young people have talent for
high class entertainment as well as ability
to put the same into execution. Much
credit is due Miss Fannie Mcneil and Mrs
Q. A. Corey, who had the entertainment
in charge, for their untiring efforts and
perfection of drill, all parts being rendered
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COM MERCIAL.
New York Produce Market

Nav York Sept. "a
ket was Irregular and Closed dull today.
Winter patents S.6NVS,N Water straight
81 S5Sf8 80, winter extras s. sl6rS 20: winter
- soaa 90; Minnesota bakers So itas@ 'l''
RYE FLOUR-The market was firm
Fsii 10 good 81. 1903 49, choice to fancy
81 5OCl3,60
No. 2 red 7SNc elevator: No. red aga
7as.c foh. ahoat; No. l northern Duluth
sO7ec fob. atioat; No, ! hard Manitoba
SOssc ID. ahoat: May "A II -i6m75 lie,
closed 7as,c; Sept, 74N17i7sc closed 749sc
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WESTFORD.

Ralph Perry and Irving Cobb 60 to Bur-
linSton this week to enter the university.
- The Rev. Mr.. Loehlin and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Rice went to New
York this week on the excursion.-Mrs $.
F. r. Smith is spending a few days in
3urlington.-The Rev. Ralph Lowe will be
at the prayer meeting in the Methodist
Church Thursday evening and will be glad
to meet his friends.-The Ladies' Aid socie-
ty of the BAPTIST Church met with
Mrs. Isaac S. Hunter Wednesday after
noon. Frank Perry has bargained for l..
X. Tabor's farm hut writings are not
drawn yet.-The ClNerdale Creamery Co.,
paid So cents per hundred for August milk.
-Rollin A. Perry returned from Boston
Saturday nicht-The Rev. s. S. Brigham
will supply in the Congregational Church
next Sunday,
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BOLTON.

p. Lowell and C. F. Sabin are building
and repairine their houses. T. Terrain OF
Richmond is doing the work Josie May is
at home from Waterbury, where she has
been al work for Carl Morse for sevral
Weeks.-Mrs. Fleury, who has been away
from homo for several months, has re-
turned Sidney Saoin who has been quite
sick for a week is better Drs, Grout and
James Of Waterbury, attended him.
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MILTON BORO

q. A. Stanley lost his pocket book con-
tanning sH at the Plattsburgh fair Thurs
day-Fay Berry, a young lad, is achieving
notorcty as hunter with a rifle received
while in Richmond. He recently shot two
gray squirrels and a fish hawk.-Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Wells left Wednesday on a fish
ing trip.-Minnie Wells is employed at Eu-
geno own's.-Thc Rev. J. j. Deal return
cd to his charge at Georgia Plain Saturday
from ten days visit at his home In Phil
1dplDhia Penn