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MORRISVlLLE.

Mrs. Holmes Cushman, who went with
her daughter, Mrs. O, NJ. Waterman to
her summer home at Lake Gilmore three
weeks ago. died there Saturday night at
7 80 o'clock. Mrs Cushman had been sut-
fering for several months from Bright 3
disease but her friends thought the change
in going to Emore would benefit her and
her condition seemed improved for "A short
time. She is survived by one daughter.
Mrs. q NJ Waterman, and one son, Hugh
Her remains were brought to her home
here Monday and the funeral was held
Tuesday at o clock, the Rev, l. Il. Booth
officiating.
A game of ball was played Saturday af-
ternoon between the local team and a
team from Hardwick. The home team
played good ball and won the game, the
score being to T. A return game will be
played at Hardwick on Labor day, Septem-
Der |.
Cards are out announcing the maria sc
of Miss Laura A. Irish of this place to
ding is to take place Wednesday afternoon.
September third at four thirty. Mr. Titus
is a rising young business man and has for
several years been connected with the
Hardwicks Savings Bank. Miss Irish has
lived in Morrisville nearly all her life and
is one of its most highly esteemed young
ladies'. Her departure from this town will
be greatly regretted by her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Ellsworth are re-
ceiving congratulate lions on the birth of a
daughter.
Walter Churchill has sold ont his interest
in the hardware business to Il. W. Webster
and the firm hereafter will be known by
the name of Webster & Sanders
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GEORGIA..

Miss Jessie Thomas Of Peabody Mass
was expected in town the last of last week
to spend some time with friends here
Mrs. Jennie Brown of New Westminster,
r. G., and Mrs. Ella Lorimer of Newport
are visiting at the Rev. j. G. Lorimers at
Georgia Plain.-Mrs. Charles Kmball and
two daughters are visiting Nj. Ryan and
Carl liotchkiss at Georgia Plain. Mrs. Mel
lie Eastman of New Hampshire and Mrs.
Wilson of Colchester are visiting in West
Georgia--Mrs. McGinn has been called to
Barre by the illness of her oldest daugh-
ter,-Miss Silva Warren of st. Adams is
spending part OF her vacation at West
GeorGia.-Misses Rogers and Lizzie Boy
den spent a day with Miss Love Dunster
at Lakeside recently.-Dr. and Mrs Kapp
or Akron, Ohio, are spending some weeks
In this. Mrs. Kapp's native town. and
which she left when she was six years of
age. She Is the daughter of the late Rus
sell Shepard Miss Ellen Dee of st. AL
bans is visiting relatives and old friends
in town.-Clara Wood of st. Adams is
spending a few days with Mrs. Charles
Landon, -Cassius Percival Of Jericho spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.---Henly
Newton Is ill.-Mrs, Ruth Alexander ia
spending few days with her aunt, Mrs
George Dee.-Horace Wood lost one of his
valuable span of large horses last week
with inflammation of the bowels. The
union circle held it's meeting Saturday at
the Vestry OF the baptist Church-MrS.
Albina M. Howard is visiting her mother,
Mrs. f. A. Bartlett, at her home at East
Georga.-Some Of our farmers had large
quantities Of hay down during the rains
Friday.-Mrs. John Reynolds went to st
Adams Thursday to meet her brother,
Stephen Collins. OF Holyoke. Mass. who
was spending a short vacation there.-Mrs.
Cassius Percival Of Jericho Ia expected TO
visit friends In town soon.--Bert Ryan is
raising up the roof Of his house and other
wise improving it.--Mrs. Henry Cooley ia
spending few days at East Georgia with
Mrs. Charlotte Gale.-Mrs. C. C. Cole is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Bert Stone in Westford.-John Rey-
nolds went Thursday to camp meeting In
Sheldon.
There will be a chicken pie supper at the
Baptist Church. Georgia Plain, Friday
evening, Septeber 5.-Mrs. Irish Of Milton
has been the guest Of Mr1 Mills the past
week.-Wheaton Dunster and daughter
Love went to Westport. N. r., this week
to attend the wedding OF a nephew Of MI
Dunster.-Mrs. Hannah Krans and niece
Miss Jennie Hurlburt, leave this week or
trip to Kansas to visit relatives Mrs
Fuller Of Newport Is the guest of heI
cousin, Mrs. Wharton Dunster, for a few
| weeks.-Mrs Amos Hill has returaed from
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HlGHGATE SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hayden Of Middle
horo, Mass, cousins of the late II. c. Jen-
nison. are in town for a few days.-Herhert
C. Turper is spending a few days at his
home in Bakersfield. Mrs. Lorraine Bor-
deauX and Miss Fife Bordeaux are visit
ing friends and relatives in Burlington
Or. and Mrs. f.. A. Hatcs have returned
from an outing of several weeks at High
gate Springs.-Mrs. Folsom and Mrs. =. A..
Place are attendingf camp meeting at
Sheldon.-J. A. Butler and family are in
camp at Highgatc SprinEs.-W. J. SundCr-
land of Montreal is spending few days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs T.. L. Sun
derland Mrs. Albert Reed and her two
children of Manchester, y. H., are visiting
Mrs. G. L. Stimots-Miss Iihhie Oheere
of st. Adams is spending her vacation with
her father, Thomas Ohcere.-Mr. and Mrs.
=. l.. CozZens Of New York city are in
town for a few weeks.-Jasper Dratiin of
Wolfe Ridge, +. O., is clerking for G. p.
Catlin.-A c. Furbush of West Newton,
Mass, is in town.-'rhe household goods
of the late II. c. Jennison are to be sold
at public auction on the premises Thurs
day, August 2S. beginning at IL o'clock a.
m. G. c. Holmes is to be the auctioneer,
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q visit to her former home in Burke. N.
"a few from here went to the rally at
Milton Saturday evcning.-There will be n
service held at Camp Rich next Sunday at
y. m..-Mrs u. q. Bullock, who has been
caring for her sons injured hand. returned
home Saturday. Alice Gennet of
burlington, visited her cousins, Charles
and Philip Towers.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A..
Towne. Eugene Fay of Richmond, Miss
amelia Keller and Clarence Ayers of Es-
Sex were guests at Capt. and Mrs. Fay s
last week.
Mrs Eliza Boyden is visiting friends in
Johnson.-Mrs. G. G. Gale Is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Stone of Westford, who has a little daugh-
ter, born Friday, August 22.-Martin Ran
kin and son Homer with Cortese Brooks.
spent Wednesday at Lakeside fishing
Adam Burlburt of Lakeside was IN East
Georgia Monday.-'The rally Tuesday even
ing was well attended and the speaking
was fine Stanton, Thompson and the
Georgia Cornct band were enjoyed by all.
The Rev. J. G.. Lorimer and family and
J. J. Deal and friends from Philadelphia,
Pa. are spending week in camp at the
Wood cottage, Camp Rich.--Miss Tina
Scott Is working for Bishop all at Rock
Point, Burington.--Cep Walker of Bos-
ton who is cashier in one of Gilmore s
large stores, is expected home for a va
cation the first of September.--Th ladies
of the Methodist Church will hold social
at Walton Wcrrick's Friday evening All
are cordially invited.
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NORTH HERO.

George Tudhope died at the home Of his
son. James. Thursday evening at $50 af-
ter an illness of about threee weeks, with
blood poison. caused from sore toe The
deceased was a native of Paisley. Scotland
and came to this country about 1872, and
after remaining in Western New York
about three years came to North Hero at
the age of ~ where he had since resided
He was n years Of age MIR. Tudhope was
twic" married and leaves besides his wife
and one son John. six children by his first
unicn, George Tudhope, Jr.. of Alhurgh,
Mrs. Martha j. Hutchns of Manchester,
~ H., Mrs Jessie Wright of South Hero,
James Of North Hero, Wimore of Grand
isle and Miss Ethel Tudhope Of Grand
Isle, who kindly cared for him during his
Illness One brother, James, also sur
wives him as does a sister, Mrs. Martha
Frasicr of Manchester, N. II. The funer-
a, was held SATURDAY., August %, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church at North Is
land city interUent being in the west
shore burying ground.
LAWYER Hull. wife and lady friend of Al
bany, n. y, returned to their home Sat
urday after spending three weeks at
"Iakeside. Mrs. Martha j. Hutchins of
Manchester ~ H.. was called to town
Saturday to attend the funeral of her faith
jcr George Tudhope.-Ransom l.. CLARK,
who has been i'll for several months past,
died Sunday morning, and the funeral Was
held Tuesday at the Methodist church ut
II o'clock.-1hc Rev Mr.. Atkinson attend
ed the MorrisVille camp meeting last week.
The Rev. Mr. Miller of AlburEh WAS
called to town Saturday to preach th'
funeral sermon of the late George Tudhepe.
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SWAN TON.

The marriage Of two popular young peo-
pie Edward 'irCenouGh, youngest son of
Alfred Greerough. the contractor, and
Miss Alice Gotta, daughter of Joseph Gotta,
a farmer ON the St. Adams road, took place
yesterday morning. rhe ceremony was
performed at the Church of the Nativity
at e a. m. in the presence of ii large con-
gregation. Carriages in waiting conveyed
thu party to the home of Alfred Green
cUgh after the ceremony, where we'd
ding dinner and dance were given last
evening at the home of the bride, Joseph
Cotas about mile south of the village,
on the street car line. The bride was the
recipient of many presents.
There is to be another wedding at the
Church 81 the Nativity this morning, the
parties being George Bclrose, Jr., and Mrs.
Alexander SAVIOR.
Tho board of civil authority met at the
town clerks office Tuesday and besides re-
visng the check list appointed Nj. Il. Bee
be- +. w. Moore. Myron Carr and j. c,
McNally ballot clerks, and Edward Vim
Gillette, S. II. Martin, Joseph MedCr and
Andrew T.. Anderson as assistants for
those who cannot mark their own ballots.
They adjourned to Saturday at 10 a. m.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mr. and Mrs l.. l.. Marsh have returned
from their outing at Franklin Pond.-Mrs
l.. M Jenne and son Lyle of Philadelphia
have been guests at M. p, Perleys. They
left Friday morning for Swanton.-Mis ISIS
Anna Chaplin is in Burlington for fort
night stay.--Mrs. Niles Baker has return
cd from visit among relatives In differ
ent points In Canada.-Mrs. J. w. Greene
of Johnson is visiting in the home Of her
father, ]. w. Beatty.-Miss Grace Fish Is
In camp with friends, at Broome lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Avando Gaines have Is
sued invita- tons to the marriage Of their
daughter, Anna Emsline to Heman Claude
Royce Of Sheldon, which occurs Wednes-
day afternoon, September third at three
o'clock In the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, E. House and children.
who have been visiting friends in town the
past two weeks returned Thursday to their
home in Chateaugay, N Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Curtis Of Washington. d. c.. are
guests al the home of H. c. Kendall.-Mrs.
Lewis Wareham, and daughter and Mil
dred Tinker and Miss Jessie Dunn of Flet-
cher are visiting at the home of James
Spaulding.- base bali game Wednes-
day played in this place between the
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banks is in Manchester, n. IT,, this week
Mrs. lG. IS. Wilbur of Jericho visited her
mother, Mrs. Grin Tilotson last week.
Fred Locklin of Boston visited his sister,
Mrs. r. a. Wiley last Week.-Mrs. Anna
Robinson and Miss Bulah Tobn of Glover
dale. visited in town last week Charles
Hulburd of Boston, Mass, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Il. l. Mann, last week.-Mrs..
Charles Child died very suddenly of a
shock August ~, aged 30 years She leaves
a husband and five daughters, Mrs. Ed
ward Culver Of Richford, Mrs. Edgar
Scott Of Cambridge, Mrs. Clarence Taylor,
Mrs. Howard Thomas and Miss Mabl'
Chld's of this place. She was very ac-
tive member of the Congrcga tional Church
and very devoted to her family and friends.
She will he greatly missed. Her funeral
WAS very largely attended at the house
on Saturday. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Henry Howard Her favorite
hymn Pass Under the Rod" was sung
by Mrs Hattie Stearns, Mrs. II. J. Beard
Q. G. Kelley and ". l.. Beard The floral
dis play was very fine.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.

a moonlight ride on naphtha launch end
ed IA very delightful evening. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Pierce of
burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder of
Orange, n. j.. Miss Klostermann of New
York, DR. RitChic of New York. Mr.. Cong
don of Providence. r. l.. MIR. Alfred of St
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.. Waterman of
j Johnson, Miss Kitte Falion and Mr. j.
Carew Of Boston, Mrs. NJ. Donahue, Miss
Katherine Donahue, Miss Bessie Richie,
Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Miss Helen Gil
mont of Burlington. Mr.. Robinson, w. G.
Irish. f. l.. and II. n. Keller of South Hero
Capt McMahon and Lieut.. Doherty Of Fort
Ethan Allen.-P. J. Farrell of Swanton was
in town few days last wcek.-Dawn Hoe
of Grand Isle has been visiting Lucy Allen
recently.-Mr. Weed of ESesx was in town
Thursday w. NJ Stevens took A trip
through the country last week.-About JOG
soldiers from Fort Ethan Allen were IN
camp here a few days last week.-Nlr. and
Mrs. William lIoag of Burlington visited
friends in town the first of last week.
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81. AL 6ANS,

A daughter was born Friday morning
to MI and Mrs. Fred a. Emery of Mason
street.
The St Adams Furniture company held
a meeting Saturday, at which it was voted
to increase the capital stock from $3i $50
to s50,r0 The increase in issue is to pro
vide the necessary working capital which
is urgently needed for the rapidly inCreaS-
ing business of the concern. The meeting
was attended by a large representation of
the business men of the city and "a COM
mittee consisting of J. NJ Gods, l.. j.
Morton and Warren r. Austin were APP
pointed a canvassing committee to secure
subscriptions for the stock,
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mrs. Lottie l.. lAaCroiN of
South Main street at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, when Mrs. LaCroix and Samuel
w Mullinix were united in marriage by
the Rev. Wilbur s. Smithers OF the Meth
odist Church Mr.. and Mrs. MulliniX
left on the midday train for bridal tour
to New York and Washington.
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LOWELL.

Harry Wellman is home from Wili1ms-
town, where he has been working-C. j.
Powers of Stoncham. Mass. is visiting
his mother, Mrs Lefa Powers The rot
proceeds Of Aunt Jerushas Quitting
Party were S32.50.-Mr. and Mrs. Doolan
ana Clarence liodgsman are in St Adams
thls Weok.-Mr and Mrs. j. IL. Silshy of
hartford, Conn, are stopping a few weeks
IN town.-Ehode Farman of Springfield,
Mass, mas been visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs Freeman Farman Elmer Cello,
VINO has been i'll for d number of weeks,
is at the hospital in burlington. being
tr' at'd Tor ppendicitis.--Judge Tucker has
invited the congregational Ladies' Aid to
take dnnnor with him at Tuckerville, Fri
daN.-N. NJ. Parker has rented his building
TO Mr.. Scharnie Of Eden for a harness
shop His family will occupy the Shufet
tehement-Ernest Watson Of Connecticut
Is stopping with his aunt, Mrs. Ella Curtis
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EAlREAX.

quiet and pretty wedding was solcm-
lied the evening Of August 10 at the Bap-
list parsonage, Fairfax, when Carey b.
Wilkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. ..
wilkins, was united in marriage to Per
ley j. IIewcy. The bridal party of seven,
d brother and sisters of the bride and
groom and near friends started from the
home of the bride, drove to the parsonage
where the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. O. r. Hunt. The party then
drove to st. Adams in carriages, stopping
on their way at the home of the groom $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. I{ewoy, where
q delightful lunch was served Mr.. and
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CHELSEA.

The Rev. c. Van Blarcom of Washington
Is holding religious services at the church
IL South Washington, which has usually
been supplied by the Congregatiousi
Church at Chelsea.-Miss Hope sherman Of
Mcdford Mass, whose father, the Rev.
r. b. Sherman, was formerly pastor Of
the Conversational Church in ChelSea1
came to town Friday and is visiting with
the family of Deacon Wizards ttalch.-Mr<
and Mrs W. r. Croelr of Cleveland, Ohio.
have been visiting In town during tina
week They are pleasantly remembered
here from their residence of 10 or l. years
ago when he was proprietor Of the livery
stahie.-The Rev. j. Seldeu Strong OF Alb.
iugton, Ct, is to preach at the CongroEa'
uonal Church next sunday as cardi-
date for its vacation pulpit.-Mrs. Mabei
(Ormsby) Ross of Hyde Park Mass, re.
Gently called on friends in this town. Sh'
is remembered as n former inmate in tho
family of Edward. h. Stanley, a late re-
Spcctcd Citizcn.-Carl Waterson Of Boston,
Mass is at Orange County Hotel, Spoud-
ing his usual summer vacation. lie sun
continues IN the telephone husincss-Nil-
liam Chaplin. who is a senior at Dartmouth
College, is visiting at j. NJ, Comstock $
Leorie NJ. Thorne has gone To kandoIpn
to attend Normal school and Gertrude NJ.
Bacon has returned to the same school lor
a second year.-The Rev. Newell y. Stanley
of Fond du Lac, Wis, has returned to his
brother, John A. Stanley of Washington
Fred f.. Atwood has returned 10 ms
work in Boston, Mass after weeks VISIT
tu his parents, Mr., and Mrs, John Is, Az
wood 1.-The Gulf House at Nilllamstown
Springs entertained SO guests from chelsea
on Monday last-Norman c. Burbank, VINO
went to California last January with FREQ
f. Monkey, returned home last Friday
Jsmc: r. CosgroVe in this uncertain sea-
son has succeeded in gathering ~ loads
of hay without getting any OF II wet
During the month of July Orange county
creamery received 1854 pounds of cream
ard 30l sac pounds of milk from viii, h
we're made 10 $50 pounds of butter. De-
Quoting freight and commission IS PSI. q
were received for butter sold, the current
expenses being $3.50 49, Patrons were paid
20ls cents per pound for butter fat,-TNe
teachers engaged to teach the sever |
schools IN town are as follows: No. 2 dish
school Principal, John Nj. Comstock; as
sstaut, Miss Lena T., Spaldlng; primary
Miss Ella G. Chadwick, Intermediate
Miss Cora NJ Whitcher; No. 5, Miss Martha
l.. Noyes, No. I, Miss Alice II. Moulton
NO =, Miss Sadie j. Mcconnell; No. .,
Miss Il, Blanche Carpenter, No, 10, Mss
Continued en- 7th page,I
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BElVlDERE,

There is to be field day at John Nc
Gums Saturday. Aug 3. a general good
time is expected. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the pastor, the Rev Il. II. Kent.
All are invited.-rhe Rev A. g. Chandler
preached at the Corners Sunday.-Quite a
number from this place took in the camp
meeting at Johnson Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Taylor were called to Watcrvillc,
Aug. Ord to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Tdvlor'S mother. Mrs. Charles Childs.-
Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Maine Is visit
ing friends in tcwn.-Lydia Cohurn. who
has been working in Cambridge, has re
turned home i. esie Totter is moving in
to J. r. McCuin's house.
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Bridrman Holmes Thomas, Holden, Har-
rs, and Mrs. Holmes. An effort is being
made to form republican club here and
to have rally with Secretary Shaw and
Others for speakers.-Mrs Camp and
daughters, who have been visiting at W.
r. Eenson's tor few days left town Wed
ncsday aftcrnoon.-Mes Alien and Wal
ter Ball Joined their parents at Mrs r. \.
SaVaEe'S on Saturday.-About In people
from Stowe attended the republican rally
at Morrsivlle on Tuesday.-Ahout ljo PEG
pie from Stowe went on the band exCur-
sion to Missisquo Park at FiGhgate on
Tuesday-The threa tened law suit be-
tween Lorenzo Godfrey and Frank Burt
in regard to the title to part of the Cod
frey farm has been settled. Godfrey pay
ing the costs and for the hay he has drawn
oft the plaCe.-Mss Hattie Hodge of South
Framingham, Mass, who has been visit
ing friends in Elmore. returned to stowe
last MondaY.-Mr and Mrs Elmer Wade
of Morrisvlle, visited at George Wades
on Nednesday-trank BONNER of Hard
wick was in Stowe Tuesday and Wednes-
day.-The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school of Waterbury Center had a picnic
at the Palisades last Wednesday.-F. w
kaler of Portland. Me. was in town
Ihursd1N.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs Glen Cole on Monday night.-A little
child Of Edmund Davis. at Burt's lumber
camp at Nebraska, died Of cholera infan-
tum last week Thursday was A
pleasant gathering at the Lodges last Mon
day afternoon, the occasion being the 81
anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs h. K. BiGelow. Some time was spent
III social Intercourse and the game Of pro
FreSsive peanuts furnished an hours en-
'ertalnmHnt. after which refreshments
We're served. The affair was arranged as
a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. RicnIow hv
their daughter Miss Grace. assisted by
her cousin, Miss Anna ]. Bigelow of Bos-
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f FRANKLIN.

Miss NJ. \. Dawson Of Derby, Conn, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Willard
DaWSOn.-Johu DOane and wife of Bakers
tlold, have been guests at +. l.. HOpkin
for a few daNs.-Deputy Collector G. l..
Alexander was In town Thursday and Fri
day,-Mr and Mrs X. Covitt, DR. and Mrs.
Gddiugs Mr.. and Mrs o. G.. Start, Miss
Florence Giddings Homer and Mildred
OVitt. of Bakersfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Tot
man. Mr.. and Mrs, w. Robinson, Mrs
Frank and Raymond Parlin Misses ELLA,
HcSsio and Dora Start of Boston and Leon
Lafountain of Montgomery were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Gates last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Cook and daughter
of llolNoke. Mass, are guests at A. H.
Whitney S.-Tho Hon. and Mrs. +. r. Bell
are at iiigheate Springs for two weeks
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwin FarnSworth are visit
ing his sister, Mrs f. l.. iIopkms.--Mrs
Eva Mdnloy Ashton died Friday morning
after an illness of only sc hours. Her fun
eral was held Sunday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Manley at ten o'clock
the Rev. S, Donaldson officiating The
Rev. o. q. Baker supplied the pulpit of
the Congregational Church at Enosburgh
Centre Sunday,-'rhe Rev c. c. Adams oc-
cupod the pulpit of the Cougre gational
Church sunday and Sunday cVcning-MrS
Clara Cady Peck of White River Junction
has been spending few days with friends
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AlBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Carlton Scarle of Chicago and Miss
Emma Pierce of Rutland are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lafayette Soule,-George Bohan-
on is very i'll with apprenticeship and
Mrs. S. S Allen 9f St. Adams, who have
been spending a week here returned to
their home Monday.-The ladies of the
Congregational Church are cleaning the
parsonage in preparation for the coming
minister and his family.-Miss Della Fad
den has returned to St Adams after spend
ing her vacation hcre.-Mrs. Florence
Skeley Folsom of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. j. Skellcy,-Miss
Soule and Miss Augusta Soule of Fairfield
are the guests of friends in town.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Mission Band will give an entcrtaln-
ncnt on the evenie of September 9th at
the high school building, consisting of re-
citations and music. refreshments Will
he cd-Miss Elsie Gordon of sum
cock n H. is in town for few days.
Milton c. Hoag of Rutland spent Sunday
at his home.-Miss Mable Comstock of
Plattsburgh is guest of Miss Ida Gordon.
Among recent arrivals at the Island Villa
are MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs l.. c. Grant Mrs. w. j. M"Cor-
mick. Mrs. l.. Stone. c. G, Miller OF Bur
lirgton; Mrs. r. &. Brooks, DR.. Douglas
Brown Of New York.-The Rev, q. w.
Perry of Eagle Camp preached at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning to a well filled house. The Key.
William +. Schwartz of Poughkeepsie, \.
Y, filled the pulpit at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning in South Hero.