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FAIRFAX.

Last Saturday was Mccormick day here
w w Floss having delivered his machines
to the patrons. and under the auspices of
the Ladies Village Improvement Soci-
ety." served dinner to about eighty peo-
pie. Although the inclemency of the weather
debarred many. no doubt. from being in
attendance. yet the vestry of the Baptist
church was well filled and all seemed to
enjoy the occasion. Music was furnished
by the Fairfax orchestra, under the lead
ership of A. N. Butler Music was also
furnished by tho popular travelling sales
man. George Farrell with his gramaphone,
he having many of the up-to-date records.
Mr.. Foss called upon Mr. Wiley of Bur
hngton, general agent, for remarks. which
he gave Ia behalf of the Mccormick in
dustry. Also Rev. o. r. Hunt, pastor OF
the Baptist church. gave short talk,
wandering back to the days of his boy
hood ON the farm, depicting the many and
rapid improvements in the way of farm
ing implements since that time. Mr. Toss
in his pleasing and jovial maner, showed
to the people the great advancement the
Mccormick mandatory has made in the
way of improvements In machinery. Mr.
and Mrs. w, II. Cutting of Bakersfield.
S. w. Rogers of Cambridge. and Ira Bar
Der of Addison, ms well az several other
local agents, were in attendance.
|. f. Wilcox, r NJ. Strait. b. NJ. Ballard
and F. w Shepardson attended the district
at Burlington, the lSth.-Miss
Florence Ballard returned from Burlington
the 18TH whore she has been vsting,-Ar-
thur midget went to Boston last week to
buy goods. Amanda Dinsmore Of Georgia
spent the 2lst' with Mrs, James Lewis.-A.
h. Beeman, wife and son spent last week i'm
Boston.--John Kendrick arrived in town
the 18th from Providence. r. I.-George
Ilubbell who has been confined to the house
since last fall has so far recovered as to be
able to ride out. The Argus Of Beaver Dam,
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RICHMOND.

| The village schools closed last Friday
The students of the high school were treat
ed to picnic at Lake Iroquois Saturday,
the 14th by Principal Kinds and had a very
enjoyable time.-Miss Hattie Curtis. teach-
or in No s, closed "A successful term of
school last Saturday. Scholars having
neither absent or tardy marks were Ernest
King, Mary. Flossie and Bertha German -
Mrs II. l.. Saycs is in Barre visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Whitcomb. -Miss
Emma Richardson of the L. V. NJ, is spend
| ing n few days at home The condensed
milk creamery paid for May milk without
testing, sl.00 per hundred. The .Ionesvilc
creamery paid for standard May milk with
the split milk returned, % cents per humid
rcd-Mrs Fanny James of burlington is
tho guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hol-
brook.-Mrs. Polly Keller wife of Mr.
Reynolds, lately from California is the
guest Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Andrews
Edward Morgan and Miss Kate Larkins.
b tn of Richmond were married by the Rev.
Father NJ CHM atth Catholic Church Mon
day morning Frank Gauvin from St. Hyi-
cinthe, +. @, college is spending his vaca-
ton at home. His brother from Iberville
school, Province Quebec. came home Mon
day nieht-The funeral of +. T.. Briggs
was held at the Congregational Church the
| 18th instant. On account of the impossible
roads between the two villages. his remains
were brought to Richmond on the ten
ciatcd assisted by the Rev. Theodore
Holmes. f. p. Andrews having charge.
| The floral tributes were very fine. most no.
| tCeahle being the square and compasscs.
and anchors, and a large pillow of white
roses, numerous Gala lilies and other floral
| tributes from friends. The bearers were a.
f.. Crandall Horace Cutler, George-H Fay.
y. ". Williams. Arthur Demerritt and Geo.
| '. Palmer, members of North Star Lodge,
+. and \. NJ. The intermont was in River
| lew cemetery. The beautiful masonic bur-
ia service was conducted by past master
X. f.. Brown. Mr.. Briggs had been in poor
health for several years He married Miss
Stockwell when a young man. His wife
dice about year after and he never mar
lried again.--Bert II. Norton of Fair Haven
was the guest of his mother Mrs. H. X.
Norton last week.-Mrs.. Robert Young OF
Bristol and Mrs. Wallace Hill of Starks-
lburo were the guests of G. c. Fuller and
Josiah Fuller last week
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs Ada Mcbride of Brownsville and
q lady friend with her son, Berton, arrived
in town Saturday. Mrs. Mcbride will ma
head cook at the Parker House this sea-
son.--E Maude HaZen, who is home from
~ V, on a ten days vacation from
her duties as stenographer in an insurance
office, had as guests saturday at Beaver
Creek farm the Misses Myrtle and Leila
mae James of Swantun.-P. j. Farrell of
Swanton arrived in town with four car
penters and repairs will begin at once on
his farm buildings on the Mcbride estate.
Mabel HaZen is home from her school
duties at the Swanton high school and will
act as table girl at the Parker House this
eason,-George Condo of Albany, \. y,
who has necn guest of the Parker House
for the past nine years always remaining
two weeks and accompanied by his wife.
left for home sunday afternoon over the
uutland,-Mr and Mrs G. T. Hazen Wis
tied in Burlington last week Sra Thorpe
and wife OF Jericho and Mrs. Kate Palmer
OF Uuderhill were in town last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. L, II. Hazen,
Continued on 9TH pagel
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SHELBURNE.

The funeral of Mrs Albert Coleman was
held Sunday afternoon from the Methodist
Church, the Rev. Mr. Cole officiating and
the burial was in the village cemetery. Mrs.
Coleman is survived by "A husband, daugh-
ter and son, besides many friends who SYM
pathlze deeply with the family in their be-
reavement.
Cards are out for the marriage of Walter
Webster and Miss Fanny Smith July 2.
The graduating exercises Of the Sheburne
high school passed off nicely Friday even
ing the class doing credit both to them
selves and teachers. Miss Ruth Norton.
who has been III the school hve years, closed
her services as principal of the school with
this term, and also with the largest class
yet graduated from the school,
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{ nd Mrs Warren S. breckenridge of Ham
iton, Ontario, visited Miss Bouton last
weck-Henry Brooks of New York is spend
ing vacation with Mrs. NJ j. Mech and
family.-T. c. Hill is improved in health
There is promise of a good apple crops.
+. Russell spent Sunday in Burlington
Miss Elizabeth Holmes of Port Henry is eX-
pectcd III town this week for a vacation
Mrs. w. Fl. Holmes of Proctor is in town
for short visit.
The sociable held at the residence of Mr..
w. V. Beach last Friday evening was
we'll attended. The HinesburGh band fur
nished music.-Mrs. Cora Carpenter of Bur
lington was in town last week visiting her
brother, Harvey Williams. Miss Alice
Howe closed very successful term of
school on Mutton Hill last Friday.
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GEORGIA..

Miss Amanda Dinsmore returned from
FAIRFAX Thursday accompanied hv Mrs
Lucinda Tabor, who will spend a few
weeks in toWn.-Mr. and Mrs Hiram Cush
man of st. Adams visited MIR. and Mrs. J.
G.. Loiimer sday.-.Mrs Eliza Hall IL
visiting at Elmer Nye's .-Spencer Bovdeu
with his daughters Rcgene and Lizzie, re-
turned from a visit to Sheldon Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Wood returned from
their bridal trip the first Of the week.-Mrs..
+. A. Bartlett returned to her home We'd
nesday Mrs. E. r. Nye and Master Halo
NNo. visited Wednesday in the east part
Of the to"n.-Chidrens day was observed
at the Baptist Church. Georgia Plains.
sunday. the church being beautifully dec
Grated and the pastor. Rev. J. J. Deal
preaching from the text, "A little child
shall lead them in the morning. In the
evening n tine program was well carried
out by the younger portion of the Congre-
CATION with prayer by the Rev. j G. Lori
mer, many rejoicing to again hear his
voice in the church.-Mr and Mrs Byron
Ryan OF WestforG We're III town Tuesday,
Frank Cohurn has been on the sick list and
T. +. ffarriOtt made cheese for him in tho
o. Wood factory-Miss Myra Post. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. II. b.
Ballard in St. Adams returned.-A daugh
ter Of Mr.. Turner of West Georgia and
her husband who has been a dentist in
Minneapolis, MINI, have come to town
to spend the summer for his hcaith-NIrs.
w. n. Mahoney has been suffering from an
liberated tooth.-John Duhey has the
quinsey.Cassius Shonon has gone TO
Loon Lake for the summer.
c. Landon is suffering from blood poi
sUning.-J. X Curtis has moved into his
new house. The union Sunday school pic
mic will be held on the Fourth of July
The ice cream and strawberry festival WIS
a great success over three hundred people
No
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FAIRFIELD,

ID. ~ Hunter has purchased a now driv
ing horse of A. J. po,nerov o. ~ ~, ~ '
fcld.-Mrs. Fuller. who has boen snard;rc,
a Few days with Mrs G.. T.. Little. return.
ed to her home in st. Adams Sunday afior-
noon The German Medicine company has
large tent on the common and give an
enjoyable entertainment each evening.
~ cS expect to remain in town one week.
Mr.. william Ryan returned home after
spendlng the school year in St liyacinth.
Que.-Miss Daisy Hunter was in Rucl.
Hollow last week with her grandmothc
Mrs. Hiram Leavitt.-The Franklin Coun-
" Telephone company have put n 20 Oh
many instruments in this village and are
10 put III Some more.-Miss Anna and Mr..
herbert McGowan are at home for the
summer.
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EVANSVILLE

MT and Mrs. Eugene Clark of Rrattlc.
moro ana Mr.. and Mrs EleaZer Shattuck
Of Starksboro visited Mr. and Mrs 7 n
shattuck Friday and Saturday.-B. C.
ohattnck was in burlington one day last
Week.-John Hill Of Iowa was in town Sat.
urday.-Homer Tromblay of Hinesburgh
visited his brother, y. j. TromblaN. sun.
day,-Mrs G. a. Baker visited relatives
III ferrisbureh three days last week
Scnooi closes FTiday.-Mr. and Mrs. Smith
brooks gave an entertainment at the
school house Saturday evening which waa
well attended. All report a good time =
George King Of Bristol visited at J. D.
shattuck's Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs
Granville Thompson of Starksboro is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

G. g. Pringe with his assistant Walter
Eastey, left on Tuesday for a botanical
tour in Mexico Samuel Ash of Walla
Walla. ore. who has been visiting here,
returns soon to his home. accompanied by
his nephew, John Ash.-The Rev. George
story of Essex will speak i'm the interests
of temperance at the Baptist Church on
Sunday evening neXt-Miss Mae Namey
has returned home for the summer vaca-
ton from Potsdam. where she is attending
sChool.-The society of Christian Endeavor
will hold a business meeting followed by
n social entertainment on Wednesday eVen-
g.-GcOrge II. Carr and T.. II. Converse
went ON Monday to JAY, y. V. Mr. Carr
going as a delegate to sit in counsel for
tho ordination of young man for the pas
torate of the Baptist Church in jay. Mr..
Converse will visit friends i'm Ausable
Forks.-Mrs. James Carr. mother of the
Roy. G. H. Carr of Clarence, n. y, is
here at the home of her son for the sum
NOR.
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soils. The girls were given q half hours
start within given territory and the
young men one hour in which to find them
me wager, straw ride is to he paid tc
the young ladies on Wednesday of next
Wcek-hmong those from out of town
during the past week were Orrn Carpen-
ter and John Clark of Burlington Pearl
Fixby from Wisconsin, Mrs. Hannah TILT
son and Miss Lena Cayo of Burlington,
Joel Page of Bristol and Miss Rhoda ta-
zen OF North Hero. who is visiting her sis
tiers. Mrs Ira Thorp and Mrs. William
Palmcr.-Frcd Church has graduated from
the f;dmun1s high school. He was chosen
az one of the speakers at the closing OK
orcises.-The Rev. j. II. Wills Is very sick.
IT Is feared he has typhoid fcver.--Mr. and
Mrs. Hill of Rcd Wing, Mimi, are visiting
relatives in town.
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JON ESVlLLE,

Carl Bcns has gone to Braintrec to spend
the summer with his grandmother.-Nlrs.
Daniel Preston, Mrs. Frank Townc ard
daughter Carrie, We're in Burlington Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Hcman Gillot ot ios-
ton are home for a few weeks--Albert
Morse was in Waterbury undlN.-Nr &.
Richard liddock was in town Wednesday,
visiting her fricnds.-MisSCS Lena SoaVrr
and Blanche Smith of Richmond spent
sunday at Al Palmer s-Miss Edith ho -
inSou of Richmond has mccn visiting at
Mrs. Norman Stockwell' s.-The What So
ever society NETS next Saturday at the
church-Charlic WcStall, who has been
employed by f. h. Gillett as telephone cp-
orator has returned to his home in Middle
bury-Eugene Berry, who has been i'll with
ten measles is able to be out doris again.
Mrs. Clayton Fuller was i'm Burlington
ednesdaY,-Children' day was observed
last Sunday evening at he church
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FLETCHER

| The Rev. Mr. Chase preached at the
I Mon Church Sunday.-Mrs. Ebert Weth-
erbee and daughter from Concord. n. II.
are visiting in town.--GeorEe Leach is
home from the u. V. NJ. He intends going
to the White Mountains during his vaca
ton to wait on table.-IIcnry Ryan is scrl
ously i'll at the home of his father Thoma
Ryan. Luther Whitney is also in poo
health.-F. l.. Smith paid % clio cents for
milk in May.-Harmon Wethcrbee and
friends were in town over Sunday from
St a lbans. The democrats will hold thei
caucus Saturday, June IS. to elect del, =
gates to the county ConVention.-Mrs q.
G. Carpenter has been caring for her sister,
Mrs Clark Of Cambridge, who has been
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Guy n. Rowley, who has been in Bakers
field for several days, returned Monday
Mrs. II, 5. Currier and Miss Glenna Me
Donald attended the graduating eXercisc 5
at Johnson last weck.-Chares Glrard and
Miss Julia Lahore were married June Is at
St lsidore's Church.-Mrs. c. w. Coy has
returned to her home in Aston, Mass.--Mr.
Oakley Powers of Bakersfield was in town
recently.-Aliss May Inman and her sister
Dorothy of Newtonville, Mass, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MarcY.-A. A. Cook visited in St Adams
over Sunday.-Mrs II. II. Clapp and Mrs,
T.. 5. Wright attended the Sunday school
convention at East Franklin on Tuesday
The Rev. l.. H. Elliott of Waterbury is en-
pected to speak at the ConErcgati onal
Church next Sunday in the interest Of the
Vermont Bible society.
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Rev. j. F. Audet officiating. The remains
were taken to Milton by team for inter-
ment Mrs. Duchain was 81 years of age
and was born in Canada. Five children
survive her
The event of the day and one of the pref
test weddings of the month took place at
ST Stephens Church at 80 "A. m. when
Miss Mary Ellen, the eldest daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Fox was united in holy
wedlock to Mr.. James Mcclure of Warren
Mass, by the pastor, the Rev. j. p. Rand.
IN the presence of large gathering of
friends and relatives of the contractin <
parties Arthur Mercure of this place acted
as best man. and the bridesmaid was Miss
katherine Fox, sister of the BRIDE Mrs. -
Nj. loncrgan as organist rendered the bri-
daI choruS from lohenErin and Mendols-
sohns wedding march. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides pa
rents on West Allen street. The brde :
dress was of brown material trimmed
with chiffon with hat to match and she
carried white carnations. The bridesmaid
wore a dress of green organdie with hat of
silver foliage, and she carried pink carna-
tons. The happy couple were driven to the
'rain IN burlington and left for two
weeks honeymoon trip to he spent in Wor-
cester, Mass, after which they will reside
in Winooski. Mr. and Mrs. Mcclure were
the recipients of a large number of pres
entS.
The funeral Of the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cote was held from ST. Francis
Navier Church at o'clock Monday after
noon the Rev. j. f. Audct officiating
Miss Priscilla IIuard. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Huard who has been at
tending school at the ID 'Youville Academy
at PlattsburSh, y. Y, the past four wears
graduated from that institution last week
and has returned to her home here.
lytis.
TINS village and Emclia Abair of Buffalo. \.
=, was solomnizcd at St Francis Xavier
Church Tuesday morning 10y the Rev. ]. +.
Audet. In the evening a reception was
rendered the newly married couple at tn
Groons home on IIickok street. They wi
res de here.
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs Jerry Murray are the hap
py parents of daughter. born June "a
Mrs, ell Shangraw is visiting relatives In
St Altans.-Perley Montieth of Enosburgh
Falls recently visited his parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Montieth.-Harry WinSlow
closed a very successful term of school
here June H.-Nr, and Mrs. William
Rouse. who have been visiting their broth
ors and sisters I'm this place. returned to
their home in Rhode Island. June 24-Miss
Martha Centcrbar has finished her school
in Johnson and is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Homer
t'rdzier-Mrs. c. G. Shansraw is visiting
her parents i'm berkshire
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MILTON.

There was no service Sunday morning AZ
the Congregational Church. the Rev. 70 +,
Herrick being confined to his bed with
rheumatism. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells
have little ten pound daughter at their
ome-Edgar Powell has returned home
rom his school in Worcester, Mass, where
ne mas Just Rraduated.-Miss ELLA Herrick
Is nome from Burlington for tho summer
Nacation.-W. H. Hale and family started
or their home In Pittsford Saturday.-F. E.
Cormia is putting in the foundation for a
new house on Elm street. just above his
other houses.-The Garrick Threatre com
pany concluded the third night entertain
ment saturday evening. different play
tas gwen each night to very good houses. -
u ID. Howey and C. Mayville have returned
rom trip to Springfield, Mass.-Georce A.
Phelps went Monday to New York.-Miss
Genevieve Morgan Is visiting In Cambridge
and Burlington
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COlCHEST Err.

The Baptist Church was the scene of n
very pretty wedding Tuesday afternoon
when Clara Nj Thompson of Colchester
and "A. c. bradley of Southport. Conn,
were united in marriage by the Rev. j. r.
Bu2zcll. The bridal couple entered tho
church promptly at o'clock to the strains
OF the Wedding march, played by Water
man orchestra. After the ceremony a
| short reception was held at the bride s
home after which a delicious supper was
F. rived, The church was very prcttily deco
rated with palms, ferns and daisies The
ushcrs were Vernon Wright and Elhricge
Thompson. Tho happy couple left Tuesday
evening tor short wedding journey to re-
Eions as Yet unknown. Miss Emily NJ, h Il
OF Essex Is visiting at the home of c. y.
INrlSht-Aliss Myrl Parsons was in town
recenty,-J. f. Day was at home over Sun
days. Is. Halloran of Rrookline, Mass.
is visiting Nern Collins.-The 18th annivcr-
sary Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Mar
TN Fowler was celebrated Saturday even
ing. surprise party was given them mt
their homc.-Alrs. Charles JOY of Webster
city. Iowa, visited at G. l.. MacBrides re-
cently.-Little May Smith is quite i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.-Mrs. Nancy Plum
kett is quite ill,-Miss Jennie Cook is at
home for her vacation-Miss May Nickel
low has been visiting Miss Fannie Day for
Few days.-1he following pupils of the
union school were without absence during
the term: Carrie Wright, Frank Cameron,
FRANK Mead, George Severance, Theresa
Hogan, Henry Fineff Jed Ciley, Frank
Dumas, Harold Marley. Nettie Hulburd.
Mildred Munson, Edmond Parker, Cora
RUNNER, Bertha Plummer, Grace ThomD-
son, Elliott Thompson, James Wheelock.
Urban Nheelock, Edwin Wright, Dorothy
Wright, Don Parker, George Brown Mabel
brown, Leland Cary. Willie De Forge.
Harry White, Lucia Parker, Eddie New
ton Ada Morrow, Juliette Whitcomb. Nora
Sary' Ethel Hulburd Mary Hine Emma
Dumas, Roy Hine, Vernon Parker Leland
Severance, Clayton Cary, Gladys Smith.
Laura Whitcomb, Willie Munson Florence
Hudburd, James Manley. Harry Douglass,
Jesse Mead
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,ncv pay the rest Of the week Out of tho
~ days in June 16 were RAINY dave G,,o
uhNs OF clear sunshine, the rest boi,,,
'Ioudy and cold. Joseph and Uonrv C,,ari,
wit last week to Burlington to attend the,
luherai OF their brother Francis Clarl,
VINO was Killed In the railroad accident
near Middlesex.-M A. \. Moore and
daughter Miss hbhc Moore. have gone IN
81 AIhans to spend the summer-A sun
was porn to Mr.. and Mrs Ernest C1arl<
sunday night. June 22-The marriage os
George Gochcy to Miss Rose Briu toolr
pace AT All Saints Church Monday luna
IS AT H;3o "a. m. by thc Rev. n. o. II. Dor
ioh.-John l.auricr. aged 60 years who d'od
~ INC nome of his daughter in Morrisville
Inst saturday. was brought her for burial
Iu'sohN. me remains were met at tho
Stdtloh by the members of the o. A. r.
'ost ana Sons Of Veterans. who escorted
,h"H 10 the cemetery with tho teams con-
tiininE the relatives and friends Of the de-
oeased.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Kelley If thu
american House, started Tuesday for "a
carriage drive to Orleans. Lamoille AMI
caledonia counties. visiting relatives and
lrlehds-The Rev. q. w, Morrow is to
preach in the Baptist Church here next
Sunday and IS to hold a temperance raliv
IN the afternoon in Ayers Opera hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon TAYLOR returned
nome from Texas last week and will sp,nd
mo summer here.--Mss Louise Casavant
ana two sisters. Eva and Roah and Misc
Gertrude Flanagan. came home Monday
from TIE Vile Marie Convent school. Mon.
treal' to stay during vacation.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

John Jolley returned from Burlington
Thursday where he went as "A delegate 10
the district convention.-Cieorge Bowen,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chaffoe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Austin attended the Greene
Beatty wedding at Enoshurgh Falls We'd
nesday eVening.-Mr and Mrs John Froor
and Frank Norris went to Bakersfield We'd
nesday to attend commencement exercise s.
-Sanborn Livingston. j. G. Weld and A. II.
King We're in Montpelier Wednesday and
Thursday as delegates to the republican
State convention.-Frontier Jersey cream
cry paid p cents per pound for May butter
with a Is per cent surplus
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ESSEX CENTRE.

Jesse Pray of Randolph spent Sunday in
town, the guest of Miss Mary Davis
Warren Saxton of Georgia was at T. s.
Whitton's one day this week. Mrs Myrtle
Brown-Teachout and three children of VIII
liston are visiting relatives here Miss Elva
Thompson. who has been teaching in Mont
pclicr is home from her school. Work on
the ground for the new bridge near Dorr' s
shop is progressing nicely The work of
clearing away for the abutments is quite
extensive