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Barre. She pleaded guilty to intoxication
and being unable to pay the fine and costs
OF S12.2s was committed to Jail for 10 days
Miss Carrie Is. Stevens. who was re-elect
ed to the kindergarten department of the
public schools by the school board in June
has resigned to accept position elsewhere
The Hon b. h. Fffeld Is receiving con-
gratulations over the daughter born on
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Workum
of Englewood, n. j., granddaughter to Mr..
tihed
The Wheeler family will hold its annual
urday, August s.
Misses Mary and Gertrude Jewett of Oak
land. Cal, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Dwinell.
The attendance at the circus yesterday
was very large. 1t was estimated that
about 5000 people were under the big can
vas at the afternoon performance and
about 5000 in the evening. The clectrics
between Montpelierand Barre did a rushing
business and frequent special trains were
run by the Central Vermont and Montpel-
Ter & Wells River railroads. Owing to a
slight freight wreck at Essex Junction the
circus trains did not reach Montpelier I'M
til after o'clock delaying the parade until
Il O'Clock in the afternoon.
The republicans, democrats and local OPP
tionistS have nominated Judge Hiram Car
Teton to succeed himself as judge of pro-
bate and his election is certainty With
the exception of Judge Carleton and n. d.
Phelps of Barre for senator no other
county nominee can bank on his election
The fusion ticket nominated yesterday by
the Clement men and democrats was a
straight bolt from the ticket nominated by
the republican county convention with tho
two exceptions named.
Justice j. II. Lucia rendered Judgment
Wednesday morning for the plaintiff TO re-
cover S5ol2 damages and costs in the civil
suit of NJ. j. Marshall against Sclah Brooks.
The liquor agency was closed all day yes
terday and but very few cases Of intoXica-
ton were seen on the street.
a daughter was born on Tuesday to Mr.,
and Mrs Joseph A. DeBoer.
II. L. Sayton goes to-day to Groton pond
where he will go into camp for two weeks,
The engagement of Miss Marion An
derson Of this city to Robert Johnston of
Barre ia announced.
Benjamin Bolton Of this city has Joined
the Main circus as canvass man.
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ROCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wardner HodGekin have
been visiting in Northfield.-Ihe Ladies
Aid in West Rochester held a lawn party,
last Friday nsht-Miss Jessie Morgan has
been in Montpelier d few days MIR. and
Mrs. Upper were In Randolph last week.
Miss Georgiana Hodgeklns has gone to
East Janrey. y, 1.-THE ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal society Will hold a
handkerchief sale at their church next
Wednesday. July Soth, afternoon and even
ing.-Mrs. Frank Thompson and daughter
Ruth from Topeka. Kansas, are at Henry
Wing s.--A special train was run up from
Bethel, Thursday with the State railroad
commissioners Jarrett from RAN
dolph has been visiting Mrs. Dora Goodno.
Leslie Pierce arrived home Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs, VIII Campbell and two
daughters from Napoleon, Ohio, are a W.
Ii. Campbell's for few weeks,-There
was dance at the hall Wednesday even
ing.-W. II. Campbell and f. l.. Pierce
were In White River Junction, Wednesday.
Rufus Root from Newport has been visit
ing in town-The following teachers have
been hired for the graded school; principal,
Mr. Codding, from Westminster; gram
mar room, Miss Watson, from 'ralcotts; ;
intermediate ROOM Miss Bliss, from Mont
peler. and for the primary room, Miss
Moses from Randolph,-Mr, and Mrs. Tobin
from Swanton have been IN town a few
days.-The visitors from out Of town for
tho w. c. y. U. convention held here last
week were as follows, Mrs. Oliver Sher-
win, Mrs. Purple Mrs, johnson, Mrs. d.
T. Walker, Miss Effie Smith from Wood
stock; Mrs. Wills'and daughter from South
Tunbrdge, Mrs. Clark and S. n. Gould
from Randolph, Mrs Roberts. Mrs, Davis.
Mrs. Conry Misses Maud and May Par
menter, Mrs. Frank Durkee, and Miss
Sarah Chedel from Pittstield, Mrs Dyke
from Bethel Mr.. and Mrs Joel Bllckmere
a hta Of L hriI ,t.. nd I
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Luna Sherwood has gone to Malone,
~ Y, to reside with a niece.
Mrs Phcnner Vail of Albany n. Y. is
the guest of Aaron Vail and wife.
r. F. Kidder and wife of Lynn. Mass,
are visiting in town.
DR.. j. II. Woodward has returned to his
home in New York.
Mrs Charles Pratt of Minneapolis is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Blanchard.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Naylor July 25th.
Mrs. NJ. p. Hopkins has returned from
Ludlow.
f.. II. Walker and wife of Scranton, Pa,
are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. James Woodruff is entertaining her
sister, Miss S. l.. Griswold, of Brattle-
boro.
Miss Bessie Green of Albany has been
the guest of II. L. Hemeuway the past
week.
Miss Dot Smalline of Cohoes, N. Y. is
spending the summer at Nelson Briggs's.
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CRAFTSBURY,

Jack Williams, who was taken to tho
hospital some two weeks ago, is said to be
mproVng,-Mrs Amanda Daverson and
son have gone to Newport for a few weeks
Nisit.-The Rev. Charles Morse has re-
turned from his vacation and occupied his
pulpit last Sunday.-Alice Chase from Nor
risville, returned to her work last Monday
after spending her vacation in town,-Mr,
and Mrs. jay Euttes and daughter from
Lyndonville are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Eliza Renfrew and daughter,
Blanche are visiting friends in town.. c.
l'aVcrson from Newport was In town last
Wcfk.-Myra Gage from Burlington is in
town caring for Mrs Maggie Carlow
A little daughter came to the homo Of Mr..
ana Mrs. William Farr last Friiay-El-
mer Stratton and j. Their, attended the
democratic convention in Burlington last
week.-George Howard spent part of last
week In Eurlngton.-F Cass returned
10 MS nome in Lowell Mass, last Monday
after spending two weeks vacation in this
town.
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Mrs. f. 4. Whitman has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Barton Landing and
Coventry.-Mrs. l.. O. Sanborn, has gone
to Barton for few weeks-Mrs Charles
Austin of Franconia, N. Y. is visiting at
Il j. Austin s.-Myron Cheney and wife of
Hyde Park are visiting at s. B. Wellman's,
Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Newton of Lynn!
Mass visited his father, II. H. Newton n
few days last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
stone and daughters of Buffalo, and Mr.,
Justus IIubbell and son of Wolcott, are
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Austins.
The remains of Mrs. Lucy Cheney Aus
tin of Hyde Park grandmother of l.. -.
Welman, and n former resident of this
place were brought here for interment Sat
urday. She was in her 93d year.-Dr. and
Mrs. II. ". Hill have returned from New
York city where he has been for the past
month, for medical treatment, for n com
plcated kidney trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
H.. Newton have gone to Cambridge for
a Few days to visit his son, DR.. G.. II. New
ton.
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THE WEEKS NEWS
Continued from Sd page.)

vigorous action by Commander Nc.
Crca OF Gunboat Machias -Gustaf
and Fred Beng son. brothers, and Carl
Bengtson, n cousin. drowned in Lake
Quinsigamond, Worcester, Mass-A
million in gold dust brought IN from
Heavy rains produce danger.
Gus floods in Texas Massa rhusctts
towns celebrating Old Homo Week
Serious damage by a tornado in the
Gulf Of California Governor Stanley
Of Kansas candidate for the United
States senatc-Ncw London to bo the
centre Of military operations in the com
ing maneuvers-I the test Of the now
Louisiana constitution the ruling was
against the negro-Six fircmon injured
and two eicht-story buildings destroyed
by fire in PttsburG ---Sonator Plat
says New York will indorse Roosevelt
-Trcasury receipts cry large, not
withstanding abolition Of war taxes
A Manila lawyer says Judge Tart
can settle friars question better than
anyone olsc- Congress nan Gibson Of
Tennessee says Ware as .enSion com.
missioner is fairly acceptable '--In-
terview with Chairman 2ahcock which
indicates that he has ,bandoncd his
tariff war on trusts-Naluablc timber
destroyed by fire in the Yukon
Macedonian troubles not likely to be.
come serious-Aust IN Chamberlain
to he president Of the British Board Of
Trade-Minister Wtte is not salts
fed with replies Of powers relative to
trust conference.
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WATERBURY.

The Rev. +, Z. Kellogg and wife are
spending few days with his brother at
Rye Peach. Maine.
There will be no preaching services at
the Congregational Church for the next
two Sundays, but the Sunday school and
PRAYER meetings will be held as usual.
Miss Alma Desotelle has completed her
duties as nurse at the hospital
Miss Gladys Barber who has been spend
ing few days out of town, has returned.
Or. WATSON Is taking few days vaca-
ton from his duties at the hospital.
Mrs. c.. 4. Evans is spending few
days in Waitsneld.
Herbert Sleeper. who has been III, is re
ported much improved.
Jesse Carpenter and Charles Bailey have
returned from a few days vacation.
The Ladies Aid met yesterday with Mrs
Shipman.
The w. F. NJ. S, society will meet at the
church narlors Saturday afternoon.
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day to spend n few weeks-Walter Joslyn,
Walter Richardson and u. H. McAllister
spent few days at IIighgate Springs, re-
turning Friday.-Mrs. Dr. Allen and Miss
lair Allen of Winchester, Mass, have been
visiting friends in town.--A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Atkins Tuesday,
July 22.--Mrs. Savage and daughter Bertha
left town Saturday to visit friends in Mont
pclier and Richmond Miss Edna Joslyn.
who has been visiting at Il. ID. Bisbee's,
left Monday morning for Hartford, Conn,
where she IS teaching in a school for the
blind. Miss Lillian Russell and little Dor
othy, who visited here with her. left last
week for Mane.--Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and
son are visiting at her brothers, ID. II.
SINNERS. Mrs. Farley died last Tuesday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Mobus. The funeral was Thursday at
tended by tho Rev. William Ganley.-The
Kings Daughters and Sons will hold an
entertainment at the Methodist Church
Tuesday. August 5. Cake and ice cream
will be served
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WATERVILLE.

DIR. N. +. Hamilton of Richford was in
town last week.-Mrs.. Kelley is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Sherman at Nor
risville,-Mrs. Dan Morgan has returned
to her home in Fairfield. Merrill Bragg
and family visited his brother, Charles,
last Week.-Mrs. Grace Parker of Johnson
visited her sister. Mrs f. II. Shattuck. last
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
son or st. Adams are visiting his mother,
Mrs. A. L. laraway.-Mr and Mrs. Will
lam sherman and family of Morrisville,
visited friends in town over Sunday
James Farrell OF Johnson gavo a very in
terestinE talk on temperance to crowd
ed house at the Union Church on Sunday
eNening.-Mrs. James Whitcomb and
daughter of Battle Creek, Mich, are visit
ing Mrs, Henry Smith. They intend to
stay in town several Mcnks
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EAST R0XBU RY,

Creamery patrons received 20 cents for
June butter.-Mrs. Ernest Blanchard and
son from Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
friends in this place,-Mrs. Wallace Smith
will return to her homo in Portsmouth.
n. H., the first of the week.-John Mud
gett and Mrs Alice Pride and son from
Randolph were in town last week-Iaw-
renee Buck from Providence, II. l., is
spending his vacation with friends in town.
Mrs. Julette Wright from Medford, Mass
was guest OF her sister Mrs. !. A. Thayer
last week-F'rederick Rutz had a battle
with snakes recently, but was the victor
having killed them all, seven in number. -
Among those from out OF town who are
visiting In town are Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy
Alien from Woonsockett, South Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, from Jackson
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Allen, from
Springfield Mass; and B. II. Allen from
st. Albans
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FORESTDALE.

Fred Stewart of Brooklyn, N. Y, Is n
guest OF Elmer Partlow.-Mrs. Albert Part
low of Jersey City. N. j., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Selden Washburn.-Mrs. Julia
Johnson is visiting her daughter at
Graphite, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs William
Lawrence of Pittsford are spending n few
days at Frank Bump s.-Hawley Churchill
and Floyd Bump are visiting in Rutland.
Prof. and Mrs. J. =. Stephens and two
children, Miss s. A. Calihan. Mrs. j. w.
Symons, Miss Gertrude Symons and Miss
Mabel Symons are spending two weeks at
Silver Iake.--W. n. Avery is building a
cottage at Lake Dunmore. He expects to
occupy it in two weeks.--Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver LaF'ranCe attended the funeral Of
their nephew in Rutland last Week-Miss
Mary Smalley is attending summer school
in Rutland.-Wilard Baker has moved in
to his new house.-Extensive repairs are
being made on the school house in section
12. The building is being raised and two
rooms added. 1t will be graded school
when ompleted.-MisS Eva Collins of AL
bany is visiting at Ct. III. Churchill's.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

News was received here Thursday Of the
death of Parker Smith at his home In
Palatka, Fla, of tuberculosis of the lungs.
Mr.. Smith had been i'll about two and one
half years. lie was born in Roxbury 81
years ago, and until he was Is years of
age he lived IN this town to then went
to Florida, where he has since been en-
gagged in the banking business. For the
past nine years he has been cashier OF the
Putnam National bank of Palatka. He has
been a member of the Christian Church of
this place since he was 10 years of age.
lie leaves a wife and daughter. aged l.
years, of Palatka: mother, Mrs. a. A.
Smith of this town; three sisters, Mrs. l..
+. Thayer of this place, Mrs. Geo. Cheney
Of st. Johnsbury, Mrs. i. d. Wheeler OF
White River Junction, and one brother.
Walter Smith of Orlando, Fla.
An alarm of fire was sounded last Satur-
day evening about $50. 1t proved to be a
blaze in the sheds of the Emerson mill but
was quickly extinguished before the fire
company arrived. Indications point to in
cendiary origin.
Henry Manchester, wife and two children
are guests a A. Il. Manchester's.
Geo. f.. Mann of Quechee was with his
parents here the first of the week. His wife
and son remained for n longer visit.
A tramp was arrested here Monday night
near the Emerson mill, and lodged in the
lookup over night.
man working with the telephone gang
had sunstrohe Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll and her daughter, Mrs.
Breed and child of Rosindale, Mass,
have been guests Of n. W. McCollom and
family.
The remains of Harry Mcintyre Loudon,
the 9-months' old son of DIR. and Mrs. Guy
Il. Loudon of Burlington. were brought to
this place for burial in South View ceme-
terry Monday. The service was conducted
by the Rev. Homer White
a few neighbors and friends helped Mrs.
John Hatch to celebrate her birthday Sat
urday evening Refreshments of ice cream
cake and fruit were served.
Marion. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Drew, Is i'll with the measles
Miss Marie Thayer of Waterbury, Conn.,
is spending a vacation with friends in
town.
Mrs. A. c. Bailey, son and daughter are
at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Delbert Scribner has finished work as
porter at the Red Lion Inn.
Miss Emma Moses has been engaged to
teach the primary grade of the Rochester
graded school this coming fall
Wales Bass and wife of Barnet are Wis
ting relatives here.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson has returned to her
home here from Iiighgate, being obliged
to give up her place at the boarding house
because of a recurrence of her old trol-
BILE with her arm. Mrs Mary Crillis now
mas charge of the boarding house.
Miss Laura Powell of Boston is a guest
of Miss Winnifred Mann.
Clifton Rumerill Is spending several
weeks in Royalton.
MISS Carrie Lamson of Philadelphia has
arrived in town.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. McCollom 70 to-day
to Greensboro for an outing.
The w. r. c. Of this place are attending
me district meeting at South Royalton to-
day. ~
c. w. Boyce visited his wife and daugh-
yer mere a rev days recently returning to
Boston Wednesday. He will return for n
longer visit here later
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GREENSBORO.

Royal White visited his son, Robert at
West Glover last week.-Little Myrtle
Thompson spent part of last week at
ii. w. Calderwood's.-I Libbey and
wife Of liardWick, visited at G. w. ThOmp-
sons recently.-Willio Gray and sister,
Anna, of Hardwick visited at II. a. Rice s
last week,-Clemcnt Dunbar and wife Of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting friends in town.
Herbert Bailey is putting up new barn,
G. w. Wiley is doing the work.-fiorace
McLaren and William Arthur have both
had the misfortune to lose a horse re.
cently.-Mrs. Jardine who fell down cellar
last week is recovering from her injuries,
john Mcclellan is Suffering from injuries
caused nv a ia III
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STOWE.

About % gentlemen from Stowe attended
the dinner given by the Lake Mansfield
Trout club in honor of Admiral Clark. The
Lake Mansfield club have in return for
supplies granted to the United States fish
hatchery the privilege Of establishing an
cycling station at Lake Mansfield. super
intendent Carter was here last Monday to
make arrangements, and his assistant, Mr.
Merrill remains for few days - complete
the work. Miss Nellie Fritz OF Mt. Hol-
yoke college is spending couple of weeks
with Miss Grace Bigelow at The Lodges"
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Keith of lsrockton,
Mrss,. spent last week with Mrs Abbie
Warren.-Stowe Military band has made
arrangements for an excursion to Mssis
quo Park August 19.-'rhe Misses Mary
and Addie Bigelow are at home from Sal
en-, Mass.-Among those who spent Sun
day with friends in Stowe were L. II. Shaw
and Mr.. Palmer Of Morrisvile, Miss Mat
tie Hyde of Hardwiok and Mrs. Myra
Chapman Morgan OF New York.-Ned Bar
rows OF New York Is spending tho week
with his family at Green Mountain Inn
At the regular meeting of Mystic lodge,
f. and y. NJ, on Tuesday evening, August
o. there will be an electin OF treasurer
under the dispcnsation of the grand mas
ter to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of f. O. Burt.-The young son of Hira
Davis had one leg badly cut last week by
the knives Of a moving machine.-The
Key. d. l.. Evans of the Methodist Church
has issued a convenient church calendar
for the month of August. For August 3
the subject will be, The Divine and HUI
man Christ" A special hymn written by
the pastor will be sung.--rhe Rev. r. d.
Davies of Wolcott will occupy the pulpit
at the Congrega tional Church next Sun
day.-There will he n union meeting of the
Christian Endcavor and Epworth League
societies Of the Congregational and Meth
odist Churches with the Young Peoples
fraternity at Unity Church at 1880 p. III.
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BENSON.

Ned Norton, wife and child OF Proctor,
are visiting friends in town. Mr.. Norton
was born and raised here.-The rain has
been almost constant the past week and
farmers have done but little haying.-Mrs.
J. +. Newton went to Rutland last Thurs
day.-Miss Mabel Hall of West Rutland
is guest at d. p Belden s.-Mrs. Darwin
Belden went to West Rutland. last week
to visit her mother.-There was a had rail-
road accident just across the lake from
Benson Landing last week. in which one
young man from Whitehall was killed.
The Rev. Wallace d. Spencer and wife Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church had the
addition of. daughter to their home on
the 23rd inst.--C. NJ. King Is making 5000
lbs. of butter a week at his creamery at
Kingston Place.-Mrs. John Carter serves
ice cream and cake al the foot of the street
every Saturday night
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EAST MONTPELIER,

Walter Davis IS ili-Miss Hattie Keith
Of Winona, Mimi, is visiting at j. w. But
teriield s-A daughter was recently born
to the Rev, and Mrs. y, ID, Withan.-Mr
and Mrs, William Cleveland and daughter
Sylvia. after visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity, returned to their home in MasSachu-
sets Saturday.-Mrs, S. A. Ormshee is
spending few days in camp at Mirror
lake in Bcrlin.-Mrs. Fred York of Barre,
recently spent a week with relatives in
town, The Rev. Whitman holds services at
the Center every Sunday afternoon.-Mrs
Winifred Virgins of Montpelier, spent a
few days last week with Mrs. j. r. Young
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EAST RANDOLPH,

Leon Rogers returned to Nashua N. H..
last week, after spending several days
with his parents ard friends here-Ernest
Kent made flying visit to friends in the
village recently.-Mrs Emily Converse re-
turned 10 her home In Walden, Mass, last
week.-The minstrel entertainment pre-
scented by the Union band in North Ran
dolph. last Saturday evening" was much
enjoyed by many.-Mrs. II. F. Sprague and
baby Dorothy, have returned home from
BridgeWater whore they have been visit
ing Mrs. sprague's mother, Mrs Graves.
Tor some little time.-Mrs. Abbie (Heath)
Buck, and daughter OF Cambridgeport
Mnss.. are Nlsitincr ut {, G IIaatl,z
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WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond Of Calais
are visiting friends In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Barney of Lincoln visited her par
ents over Sunday.-Mrs, Viola Billings and
son Of Montpelier are stopping In town for
a while.-E. II. Long and George j. Long
were IN Walpole, N. H., two days last week.
Mrs. Minnie Lang and son of Brandon
are visiting her father. DIR. f. w, Slayton
Mrs. George Greenslit and children of
Braintree visited her parents over Sunday.
William Tomlin was In Burlington last
week
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Ladies' Aid meet this week with
Mrs. Nettie Goodell.-Helen Haskell, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. d.
Bailey, has returned to her work in West
Concord.-Glee Lilly and William Strong,
are attending the summer school at St.
Johnsbury.-K Wells, who has been
stopping in town for a few days has re-
turned to her homo in Montpelier.-The
Christian EIdeavor social held on the lawn
at the Rev. c. n. Cooedge's was we'll at
tended. Cake and ice cream were served,
and about 81 realized
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PlAlNElELD

S. p. Gale and s. l.. Gilman, who have
been Ill for long time, died on Sunday
within 20 minutes Of each other. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday, Mr.. Gill
mans at the house and Mr.. Gales at the
Congregational Church.--The campers re-
turned from Woodbury. pond on Monday.
Albert Gregory of Vests Burke is clerk
ing in the store of Fred Perrn.-Misses
Jessie and Mabel Kent visited at o. l..
MARITIME Tuesday and Wednesday.
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BROOKFIElD.

son was born July 21th to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilcox.--Hannibal Wheatey spent
few days at his old home the past week
MIR. and Mrs, Albert Bean called upon
friends In town Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Wheatley have gone to spend a few
weeks with their daughter in East Rox-
bury.-The regular church services of the
Second Congregational Church were held
In the town hall, as the church is being
renovated before 1t is newly carpeted,-Mrs
Andrew Edison and family are entertaining
friends from Massachusetts. Thursday the
town library was moved to its now room in
the new town hall. This gives the library
much better facilities for preserving the
books and will be thoroughly appreciated
by the patrons of the library.-A commit
tee has been soliciting funds for furnishing
the new dining hall IN the town hall just
completed.