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GRAF TSBURY.

Charles Morse. who was seriously i'll last
week with peritontis, is reported to be
gaining, Hollis Rawson and wife from
Des Moines, Iowa. visited friends in town
last week.-Thc health officer from St
Johnsbury decided last week there was no
scarlet fever In this town.-Walter Gage
ana wife from burlington are visiting hi;
father Elihu Gage, and his brother Sher-
man for a few days-News was received
last week OF the death Of Fred Chamber
lain of Iowa. Mr.. Chamberlain was born
and lived the early part of his life in this
town. He was grandson of the late
Hon. w J. Hastings and has many friends
here. He leaves a wife and one child. --
Eta Smith Is visiting few days in Hard
Week.-Mrs.. Jennie Twist spent a part Of
Taste week visiting friends in Albany
Clara Uric In STOPPING hit her glasses on
the stove. breaking them and several
small pieces entered her oye, making seri-
ous wounds. though not destroying her
sight.- Mrs, C, j. Allen and daughter re-
turned from their four weeks visit in
Lyndon and st. Johnsbury last Tuesday.
George Sliccr has rented the Conant
place and with his family have taken
Lester T1likin from
Somcrville, Mass, is visiting at Mrs, f.
N. Nelson's,-Mrs. Boynton from Wolcott
visited friends In town last week.
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north to West Braintree through Peth 10
East Braintree and back by way of Moul-
ton road. Elmer Montgomery has been APP
pointed carrier. Salary for each route, 5000.
The next meeting of the Washington
County Medical association will be held in
this city Tuesday. September ninth. The
sessions will probably be held in the city
court room.
Constable w. H. buchanan is confined
TO the house by a serious injury that will
keep him from active work for several
weeks He pulled out the igamcnts Of his
left knee SO badly that the injury is really
more serious than break. Or, b. w.
Eraoy is attending him.
Miss G. Kate Howard has returned from
n months visit at FoXcroft Me, the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. HARDY Mr.
and Mrs. Hardy are now on trip TO
Colorado
Miss Mabel Lamb of Warren is n guest
of her cousins, Merrill Campbell and wife
Miss Frances Wood is guest at T. A
Thomas's.
The stock shipment from this station
Monday consisted Of Il hogs t6lec); n
calves, az to 5c) % lambs. HlacD.
Eight members Of Company +, from this
place went yesterday to Mortified and to-
day go with the company TO the State
camp ground near Fort Ethan Allen for
the annual muster.
a l0-pound son was born Tuesday to
William Tracy and wife.
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health. He was a native of Derby and has
many friends here still who keenly feel his
loss. lie Was 81 years of age, and leaves
wife.-Gcorge Roberts who has been
spending some time with his mother Mrs.
Ellen NourSe. has returned to New York.
--Rolfe Scarcs has returned To St Johns
hury.-Frank Niles has gone to Maine in
the employ of the Miller & House Co.
Gary KilbOrn has sold his house to II. n.
Wilder and will make his home in oregon
the coming autumn.-Mrs. DIR. Clark and
two daughters are boarding at Mrs. Dom
aldson s.-Cicorge Fuller is painting his
purchased the Mahancy place of Frank
Tripp-Prof. EdEccomb and wife, the new
teachers Of Derby academy, have arrived
in town and are fast at work with the
executive committee preparing for tho
opcning of the fan term. september IF. S.
Abbott, Alice Clark. Madge auckland, Ella
Taylor and Hazel Chandler are attending
tho summer school at St Johnsbury.-Mrs.
George ~ Dale and daughter are here from
Tennessee visiting FRIENDSHIP. +. Kings
bury and daughter have returned to Ran
dolph Mass His son Emery still remains
here--EE. Allhcc If Arlington, \. j., has
Joined his family, who came two weeks
Joined his family, who came here July LIST,
He will remain two weeks here and at
Newport Tho 95th anniversary of the
ConGl ogaticnal Church and society OF
Derby will be celebrated by appropriate
exercises August 9Th IN the evening and
sunday, August 10th. Only one person, who
has been u member of the church, is living
hCw who was alive at its organization, Mrs
Betsoy III. Carpenter of Derby l4ine.-Mrs,
j. IL. Cone had friends from her Old home
visiting her last week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Perhaps the most delightful musical
evening enjoyed in many years on South
Hero island occurred on Saturday evening
last at the Vantinc's delightful summer
place near Grand Isle 1t is rarely the case
that such talent as that which participat I'd
IN the programme of the evening can he
found under one roof at a summer resort
ana n programme of such excellence is not
frequently heard in an impromptu affair
Those participating We're Mrs. Joseph Rey-
nolds the South's most talented pianist -
Of Memphis Tenn; Mrs Stokes Palmer, n
finished violinst of New York; Mr. AID
las. A. r. Topping, who possess voices of
rare sweetness.
Homer Clark Of North Hero IL at the Isl
and liouse.-Willam Landon of Georgia
was in town recently.-Mrs Mabel Adams
returned home Monday. She was accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. kibbe Allen has
Is boarders-The supper at the NJ. f..
church saturday evening was well attend
ed.-Ihe Rev. c. W. Clark of Georgia
preached at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
sunday eVening.-Thcrc are several board
trS at the Phelps House.-SeVeral from
here went on the excursion to Ticonderoga
Wednesday.-NIss Addie Fletcher went last
week To St Adams, where she has a posi-
ton.
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BENSON.

Miss Clara NJ. Hitchcock Of Ohio, sister
of the Rev. Charles r. Hitchcock, has
been visiting her brother here and left last
Wednesday for New Haven, Conn. Miss
Hitchcock is a teacher If psychology in an
ohio Collogc.-The farmers are getting con-
siderable OF their enormous crop of grass
cut and in the barn.-Miss sylvia Harrison
Of Fair Haven IL visiting her brother.
Newell Harrison.-Charlie and Willie
Aiken are spending their vacation at home
and Hawley Aiken, who teaches at the T.
g A., Poultney, is in the city OF Boston
during his vacation.--C. NJ. King Of tho
Benson creamery had new delivery
wagon which is a beauty.-Mrs Cady, vito
Of the Rev G. F.. Cady, returned to her
home In Pawlet last Thursday after visit
ing here for several days.-Mrs. Laura
Teachout of Utica, n. Y, is guest ut
Fred Mcacham's, Mrs, Meacham being her
daughter. Bessie Bascom OF White
hall is at William S. Bascom s.-Mtss Alice
Southworth Of Rutland is visiting in town.
Howard l.. Mcdonald of kecseville, n.
Y, is at Eugene Mcponald's.-Mrs. +. B.
Lesson of Tinmouth is visiting ner son.
Clarence Wilbur of Kingston place.
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. NJ. p. Cheney is visiting relatives in
Montgomery.
Mrs. +. II. Rice of North Cambridge is
stopping with her daughter. Mrs. H. l..
Fairbanks
Miss Ethel Hutchinson, who has been
spending short time with her friend Miss
Alice Page, returned to her home in Boston
Tuesday.
Herbert and Louise Sherwin of Chicopee
Mass. are visiting their uncle. Il. G.. Shcr-
win.
Misses Freda and Viola Gemon of New
York city are visiting their cousin, w. L.
Strong.
The ball game between the village and
hide house mines on the campus Tuesday
afternoon resulted in victory for the vii
lage nine the score standing six to two.
Mrs. c. j. Patch and daughter, Edith, of
Dorchester, Mass, arrived at ex-Gov.
Pages Tuesday evening for IA short visit
II. Nj. Mcfarland and family left Tues
day morning for a two weeks sojourn at
Highgate Springs.
Work in finishing off the upper story in
the Lamoille Central academy is progress
ing finely. The masons finished their
work Wednesday and Boss Carpenter W.
ii. Harris will now take charge and add tho
finishing touches.
Mrs. c. =. Stwyer of IIardwick is visiting
at Col, F.. b. SaWyer's
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Health Officer. Or. Wnshburn of East
berkshire was in this village Thursday ON
business Mrs. McAllistcr is i'll with brop-
chitis.-1he West Berkshire Cornet band
have been engaged to furnish music at the
bedford Falr.-Mrs. Lucy thaffce went to
Eirhford Wednesday, to visit her daugh-
tor, Mrs. iIarlon Comings-Dr. and Mrs
G. +. Johnson and daughter Ruth went
into camp at Franklin Pond, Friday They
are occupying Limerick Cottage. Tho
family OF G. a. Powell Of RiChford are
occupying the Shamrock Cottage for two
weeks. 10th cottages are owned by w. T.
Joloy.
Mr., and Mrs c. r. Hogle and Miss Grace
llOgle of Swanton were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Stanley.-Mr and Mrs
a. H. King and Mr., and Mrs. y. Is Dcvoe
are camping at a. ID. Whitncy's at Franklin
pond for n few days.--The Rev. w. T.
Stanley Of Chicago will preach in the Meth
odi-t Episcopal Church Sunday morning
August l0..-MrS. Jennie Colcord and daugh-
ter, Lena, have moved into rooms in G. X.
Lurlrson's Miss Minnie CaprOn is a guest
Of Or. and Mrs G. L. Johnson at the Lin
orick cottage at Franklin pond this week -
Miss Caroline Bowen of Richford passed
sunday at the home of her parents. MI
aud Mrs. A. II. EoWen.
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FAIRFIELD

MISS fannle Nye returned Monday from
an,I'' VI, Where she spent several days
with Miss Eliza Marsh-Mrs O. r Jf,Itv
VINO mas been spending several weeks with
htr parents. has returned to Baltimore
VlSluhg at Springfield, Hartford and Bos-
TON before reaching Baltimore.-AlIsscs Al
ncrtihe and Augusta Soule entertained
their friends very pleasantly SATURDAY. al
tcrnoon. Edward Meehan, while 1epairin.
"arn on Monday afternoon, was quite
severely injured. being accidentally struck
ON the head by n large hammer The
wound is not rs serious as at first thought
Miss Florence Maginn is spending a few;
DAYS with friends in St Albans.-Thcra
were no services in the Congregations,
church sunday, the pastor being called
away by the death of his mother. He will
take his vacation at this time and there
Will be no more services until Aug 3lst
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WILLIAMSBURG.

County Examiner Fred f. Prichard ~
Randolph will hold teachers examination
at the village school house. August II ard
II. Examinations for admission 10 tho
Normal schools Of the State will be given
at the same time If desired. The schools
OF the town are to open for the fail term
september s. No high school or sopara .
school for ninth grade will be established
as up to the present time less than half a
dozen pupils have expressed a wish to al
tend such school. Any wishing to at
tend the Grammar school at the village
VIII be allowed to do so and limited mum
her Of classes will he formed in the higher
English branches. -Services were resumed
at the tniversalist Church last Sunday.
the Rcv. Frances kimball and sister. Helen
arriving in town the day before after
month vacation mostly spent at the home
OF their parents in Poland Me. The last
days drive was from Lisbon, y. Hone
hundred and ten persons took advantage
Of the excursion to Ilighgate on Saturday
the 2nd inst. and report a very pleasant
tme,-Atss Julia A. Simons Of Providence
X. l., Is visiting relatives in town Miss
Lora Martin is attending the sessions II
the Summer school for teachers at st.
Johnshury.-Linus Edison and wife OF
Colnth have lately visited relatives here
and in ield.-Teachers are apparont-
~ not so scarce as they We're last winter
and spring, the school board having AL
ready been obliged to reply mo vacancy
t. dozen applicants. some Of these having
had number Of years cxpcriencc.-Two
ltallan stone cutters by the name Of Call
cagni, with their fanatics, vacated the
fale tenement an Quarry street the ith.
ana nave gone to Barre.-Alden Bass has
lately taken a well served rest Of a few
weeks with his sister, Mrs George Clark
or Somerville. Mass.-The band are engage
ed to furnish music for the Old Home Week
exercises at Chelsea, August IA.
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WEST FIELD

Mrs, Botsey Chamberlain Stebbins. who
has resided in this town for about co Years.
WAS born in Wedthersiield. August 3. lN12.
Intil her present illness she was a remark
ably well and strong woman. Until "A
short time ago her mind was unusually
bright and keen. She H. the last one of a
family of l.. For several days she has
been scarcely conscious of anything but
discomfort from her sickness. She recog.
nizcd people when speaking to her but re
CollcC don ceased in a short time.-Mrs.
William Dickson and daughter Marion re-
turned from Rochester, England last
Thursday where they had been with rela =
tiVcs for few weeks.-Harry Hitchcock
has gone to Shelburne to work the coming
year.-Miss Maude Wakefield is attending
summer school at st, Johnsbury Mrs Pell
johnson and son were recent guests at j.
II. Johnson s,-Georse Benware goes to ST.
Adams this week to spend a fortnight with
relatives.-Mrs. j. HOdgkins has been quite
sick for several wccks.-rhc farmers i'm
proved the good hay weather of last week
by doing great amount of haYing.-Eggs
bring j. cents per dozen and butter Il to Is
cents per pound.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The barns two miles north of the village
owned by Mr.. Hosman were consume bv
fire Monday, July %. A quantity II hav
was also burned. The property was partly
insured. The cause is supposed t. ba
spontaneous combustion.
Frank Bartlett was kicked by A hors,
Friday and was quite seriously Injured
Miss Wheeler of Poughkeepsie, \. Y, is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Bisbee
The Rev. Z. NJ. Bartlett has gone to
Watervllle, Me, where Mrs. Bartlett has
been spending some time with their daugh-
ter and will go from there to their COTTAGE
to spend the month Of August.
MI. and Mrs. f. II. butcher OF East
Orange, y. j., are in town for a few days
Miss Annie Carlisle Of Northampton.
Mass. is guest of Edgar Carlisle and
wife.
Mrs. c. R. Marsh is entertaining guests
from IrvinGton, y. j.
j. p. Kelley and family are in camp at
Lake Hortonia. Miss Maude Kelley is
spending the week with them. FLOYD Nj
Collam is clerking in the book store duriu.
Mr. kolley's absence.
William Scott and family went Saturday
to their cottage. on Lake Dunmore for !
few days outing.
a good audience met at the town hail
Tuesday evening to organize a republican
club and make plans for the campaign for
governor. The club will have its headqtiar-
tcrs IN rooms in the Smith block. The
president is DR.. O. G. Baker the vice-pros-
idents are w. II. eDan. F. H. Mcclellan
and l.. I. Forticr, the secretary is Il. {.
Flood and the treasurer Is W. +. Scott
The Rev. c. l. Smart and TWO daughters
Of Pittsheld. Mass, are guests OF Lr. and
Mrs ". :, Smart.
Reginald Ray entertained his young
friends Wednesday, afternoon il being the
sixth anniversary Of his birthday.
DIR r. \ smith rode ON Tuesday for the
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STOWE.

f. r. Bigelow and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Munson al Nor
risville,-Mrs A. II. BAH and daughter.
Marion, are guests OF her mother, Mrs II
A. Savage.-Mr and Mrs. Chester Tracy
and grand daughter Of Belle Plains Iowa,
are visiting at George Wade s.-Mrs Sarah
Weeks spent several days In Hyde Park
this week. Her neice, Miss Delta Collins
Of that place accompanied her home
Henry Lathe Is ih.-.Mrs. j. l. Stafford
Miss Susie Stafford and Stafford Boardman
went Saturday to Queen City Park TO
spend the month of August Mrs Eliza
beth r. Davenport Of Brattleboro, went
to Burlington Saturday on her way to her
home. Mrs. Davenport has spent tho
months of June and July at the Summit
House and Travellers Inn, and has made
a thorough study OF the birds and plants
to be found on Mt. Mansfield and in Snug
gler's Notch and has spent one dav in
Nebraska Notch,-Mrs. Frank Cooley "a
In Underhill visiting her sister, Mrs. PAL
mer.-J. j. VearTen has received n nov
water wheel for the grist mill at the new
building he has put UP at the lower VII
iags. There are several books uacco,,nted
for belonging to the public library. Any
one having such will please return them. :.
Mrs, Sarah Slayton OF Grand Haven. Mich
Is visiting friehds In town.
During the past week among the guests
at the Summit House. Mt Mansfield were
the Misses Buell. OF Burlington, Accountant
ed by Mro Charles X. Baker ana Mr..
David Baker Of North Granville, n. VA.
l.. Walker and wife of Burlington, p q.
Ray OF Burlington and A. &C. Iovett of
Nutlcy, N. j. walked up trail from Nm
dcrhill Mr.. Reginald Grag, Mr.. M. v.
Tyrolls Of Boston; MIR. and Mrs. Charles
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CHELSEA.

Last Saturday evening, at the town hall
under tho auspices of Mrs. William F
Hood and Mrs. Herbert Q. BiNby, a very
pleasant reception and entertainment wer,
giVen.-Misses Ives and Ethel Taplin of
Corinth are visiting their cousin. Edith
Fuller,-Misses Helen and Edith Edison of
New York city are guests of Mrs Charles
p Dickinson, as is also Miss Bessie
Wheatley OF Meriden, Gonna son and
daughter of the Rev. Frank s. Hatch OF
Monson, Mass, are visiting AT Elgin d
Barnes s,-The village stores are closed on
Thursday evening after six o'clock.-Eph-
rain Hatch. a Californian who was born
in Chelsea, has contributed $50 towards Old
Home Week celebra ton. b Wilbur Smith
and family are now located upon their an
cestral farm on tho Washington road Mr.
Smith and remaining daughters having
come mp from Lowell, Mass, on Saturday.
the mother and one daughter having pre-
coded them in May last-Dr. and Mrs.
Gertrude (iatch) Romine Of Chadron,
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Maude Lutz Of Philadelphia, Pa, Is
visiting her aunt Mrs, Willard Baker
George LoVctt and two sons are IN Bur
lngton this week-George Fred,tte Of
Pittsford has moved ON l.. G. Bumps farm.
Mrs. Ellen Mcclellan is spending Nv
weeks at queen City Park.-Juna Fortcr
is visiting her brother in Ticonderoga. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Offiod and two children
of Leominster. Mass, are visiting at
George Monitors Jessie Newton II
sudbury is visiting in this place.-Mrs.
James Mckinney Of DEBORAH, Iowa, and
Miss Mabel No Kinney Of Cleveland, ohio,
who have been visiting at Mrs. .. \. Small
lcy's. left Saturday for Waterbury, whore
they will spend a few days before returnh 2
to their home. George LaroCk of Burlng-
ton is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis LaroCh.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BARRE.

The city of Barre has no coal in stock
and city officials are figuring that the
city's supply for the coming winter will
cost $500 more than last year. About l20
tons are used in the city building and 25i
tons in the schools The price of coal is
s. per ton and local dealers do not think
the price will rise for the next two months
The dealers have several hundred tons in
stock.
Clan Gordon, O. S, c. has accepted the
plans of Architect f. A. Walker for their
proposed new building to bc erected on the
clan lot on the jefferson street corner. The
plans call for large four story structure
of birch with granite trimmings The plans
Continued On 1th page)
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Miss Margaret Garfield of Lowell, Mass
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. ]. Gallagher.
The social at Dr. Rogcrs's was well at
tended and nearly $50 was cleared.-Qeorge
Bremen, who purchased the house belong
ing to II, L. Reynolds, has taken poss, s.
sion.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Creller. Jr.. August 2.-Mr and
Mrs. Jesse Reynolds and daughter OF New
York are visiting at Mrs. Patten' s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Cheesman OF Montreal are at
Mr. Cheeseman's father a-Mss Edna Bell
and her mother, Mrs. Calvin Bcll, have
gone to Woodsvile, N. H., to Mrs. Frank
fray's, where Mrs. Bell will make her
future home.-Charles Hathaway Of Chi
cago is the guest of Mir. and Mrs, p. J.
I.add.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Katherine Connolly, who has been
employed MS a Compositor in the Mont
peler Argus office for about five years.
has finished work there and is at her home
here, She will assist as compositor in
the Herald office
A mass meeting of the citizens of this
place was held at Dubois X Gays hall Sat
urday evening. The business OF the meet
ing was in regard to extending an invita-
ton to President Roosevelt to visit Ran
dolph while in Vermont The Hon. James
Hutchinson was chairman, and w. II. Du-
Bots secretary. A committee of five was
chosen and instructed to extend such an
invitation. The committee are: Judge j.
W. howell, Col Robert l\imball, w. II.
Dubois, the Rev. #. G, Rainey and DIR. IL.
II. Mcintyre.
Two rural free delivery routes have been
esta blished at this place beginning Scptom-
Der t. Route No. l begins at this postoffce
and goes south through Bethel Gilead and
back by way of the Lamson road. William
Rand has been appointed mail carrier.
Route No. 2, begins at this office and goes
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HILL WEST

Mrs. Frank Maynard has gone to Middle
Sex to spend few weeks with relatives
Mrs. Charles Domino and family. who
went to Rhode Island last fall returned TO
this place August . Mr.. DONNA will re-
main In Rhode Island for a few months,
after which he expects to come to this
place and rosde.-Mrs. Homer Frazier is
il.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles fudVah went
TO Lowell Aug a. to attend the funeral
of Israel Pudvah.-Mr. and Mrs. Hardie
Baker of Montgomery spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Berton Jewett-Miss Lizzie
Benoit of Montgomery Centre is visiting
at Frank Lumbra's.- Mrs, William Adams
and daughter Eva of St Hyacinthe, +. O..
are visiting at the home Of Charles Pud-
vahs.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massier, Mr.,
and Mrs H. II. Rushford, Mr., and Mrs,
A. A. Rushford have gone to Franklin
Pond for a few days outins.-George Pud-
yah attended the funeral of Israel Putvah
Aug. 4-Frank Maynard is clerking I'm
a. A. Rushiord's store while he Is away.
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LOWELL.

Married from St Ignatus Church July 2S
by the Rev. Father TurCotte, Miss Eva
Guyotte to Charles Kinney,-Mr. Green has
sold his farm ON the Notch road to Charles
Ostrant-Isracl Pudvah. aged 81 years, died
Saturday, Aug ., after a brief Illness OF
appendicitis. lie leaves a wife and two
small childron.-Jack Gillgan Of New
York city Is visiting friends in town.-IIor-
ace Hall received word Monday Of the
death of his son Herbert who has been in
Burlington, for treatment for nervous pros
tration caused by Overwork, for the past
three months. M. Han and his sister, Mrs
Ella Curtis started for Burlington at once
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BElVIDERE.

Ezra Fletcher lost n cow last Saturday,
August 2.-Charles Fletcher of Maine visit
ed his brother last week.-Mrs.. Ncttic
Smith has returned home from visiting in
Cambridge.-Miss Lottie Fletcher has re-
turned homo. She has been stopping wi h
her sister Iadona, at North Adams, Mass =.
for a few months.-J. w. Stcvens's mill has
shut down for two weeks.-Mr and Mrs.
William Fletcher Of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting friends in this placc.-Orin Girls
wold of Bakersfield was IN town August
l on husiness.-Mrs. Cynthia Downey has
gone to Ashland, n. IL-Quite a number
took in the excursion Monday to ST. AL
bans and Burlington.