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cIoudburst at Ell Paso.

Ell Paso, Tex, September GA
'cloudburst broke over Ell Paso today,
accompanied by fierce hail and sand
storms, the wind blowing forty miles
an hour. Water a foot deep ran
through many of the streets, delaying
street car traffic for an hour, while
in places hail was piled two inches
deep 1t was the most serious hail
storm ever known here. 80,
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and relatives Of the late
Patrick McAnally and his children, Mrs.
E. g. r. Reid, Mrs James Mehan and
Mr. Berry McAnally, are invited to the
funeral this afternoon at $50 o'clock
from the residence. The interment to be
at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Bad Fire at Rome. Ga.

Rome, Ca, September 6.-Fire here
tonight destroyed the Bowie-Terhune
stove works and ten dwellings occu-
pied by employees of the stove manu-
factory. The loss is estimated at $780,
900, with $4,000 insurance. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown.
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M
Of o. o. F., of CherryVile,
"About four suffered with catarrh of the bladder
which continued Irritation andd miserable could
not stand walk for time without
began taking relieved
weeks completely cured and felt like man-ames M
POWELL
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Rheumatism

What is the use of telling the rheumatic
! that he feels as if his joints were being dis
located?
He knows that his sufferings are very
much like the fortunes OF the rack.
What he apdrts 10 kn0W Is what will per-
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands OF grateful
testimonials is
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Hoods JarsaparikId

1t promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends, COM
pletely eliminates 1t, and strengthens the
system against its return. Try Hoods.
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Hear Frank Strickland, the

blind pianist In some OF his
own compositions at stones.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sunday Servlce.-First Cumberland
Presbyterian church-Preaching by
the Rev. l. d. Steele, the pastor, IL
a. m. and $40 p. m, Fifth avenue and
Eighteenth street.
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. Mary Wyman has returned from a
two weeks visit in Starksboro.-The
names of the following pupils Nellie Far go.
Ella Kenyon, Lotue Mix, Vernon FarRu,
were not absent "A day in the school on
East street, taught by Miss Daisy Kenyon,
which closed last Friday.-Mrs. William
Wyman of Starksboro is spending the
week in town.-Mr and Mrs. Carter
Knowles of New Haven were guests of
Mrs. Ncttie Fitch over Sunday.--C. l.. Wy
man went to Burlington Monday, where he
is engaged at work.-Mrs. Julia Scoheld
has been caring for her sister. Mrs. San
ford Ross, who is quite ill-Miss Virginia
Collins was a guest Of Mrs. l.. 4. Fuller
over Sunday.-Exercises appropriate to
children day took place at the Union
Church Sunday evening in which a large
number of young people participated. The
church was handsomely decorated with
evcrgreens, ferns and potted plants. quite
IA lengthy programme WAS well rcndore.
each doing credit to themselves. a pleas
ant feature of the evening was the beauti-
Iful song Rock of Ages sung by Mrs. Fail
by and Miss Sayles. Prayer was offered
hy the Methodist pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Wells and remarks by the Rev. Mr..
.Thurston, Baptist pastor, which with a
very good collection closed the evening s
entertainment.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr.. r. r. jordan and family left for
Provincctown, Cape Cod, Monday morn
ing, for "A months outing.-The Rev. G..
T.. Hayward preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday morning before a large audi
enoe.-The primary school taught by Miss
Bates, closed Friday.-Miss Belle and Miss
Theda Jones Of Johnson are the guests
OF Miss Lucy Church.-Great prcpara-
tons are being made for the fourth of
July celebration in this place. There will
be parade of horriblcs, races and n drama
in the evening. Dinner and supper will
be served in the town roOm.-A very plea
SAINT feature of the close Of five years pas
turate in this place, WAS the reception ton
dered to the Rev. and Mrs. c. T.. Hay
ward at i. A. Fullors now barn Monday
evening. Under the supcrintendance OF
Mrs. q. c. Lewis tho barn was artist
cally decorated with flags, ferns, green
buughs and wild flowers and presented Il
gay an attractive appearance. Although a
rainy night, over two hundred gathered,
showing their good will and appreciation.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Miss Slack are visiting at Archie
MacNeil s-Miss Bessie Wilson Is visiting
friends in Chcstcr.-Miss Grace Wilson is
at home.-Mss Fannie Day has gone to
Barre.-Mr and Mrs. A. NJ. Wheeler have
gone to Gardener, Mass.--Mss Hannah
Mayo returned to her home in Royalton
Saturday.-Mrs j. +. Day visited in Barre
reccntlY-MisSes Winnie Wolcottand Grace
Crockett are attending the Institute of
instruction in Burlington this Week.-Mrs.
Lena MacBride visited friends in Bakers
field over Sunday.-Mrs. Edna Crosby and
Miss Lotto Crosley from Webster City.
Iowa, Visited at G.. l.. Mac Brides Tues
day.-Miss EValyn Morrow Is at home for
her summer Vacation.-William Cary and
his sister, Jennie Of Barre visited relatives
in town last week.-Mrs.. Hattie Collins ia
quito ill.-7he Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Fred Wilson Friday, July IL. All
members are desired to attend, as it is the
annual meetng.-Charles Sibley is visiting
friends in toWn.-Henry Hulburd of Bed
ford, Canada who has been visiting w. II.
Severance has returned home.-Mrs. Step
hen Curtis spent few days in Jericho last
weck.-Miss Grace MacNeil has gone to
Jericho for the summer.-Mrs. John Ora
Nelle of NergenneS, who has been visiting
at a. +. Nays returned home Friday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs, Cora Allen Is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Gill
bert lsham spent Sunday in Hincsburgh
Ill. II. Tiley and daughter went to Swan
ton last Thursday to spend a few days
Mrs. Betscy Whitcomb is visiting her
nephew, Il. f.. Forbes and family.-Miss
Ellen Forbes of Willston spent Saturday
il town the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ada
Torbes,--Mr. and Mrs. S. n. 1illey, Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Isham of Williston visited
in town last Sunday.-Mr. Smith and Mrs..
wilkins Of Montpelier were the guests of
their cousin, Mrs. II. S. Isham the first OF
the week.-Mr and Mrs. o. W. Isham
visited at Sedgwick Aliens in South Bur
lington, last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, George
Allen and children have returned to their
home in Burlingt on.-Miss Rosetta Warren
is spending a few days with her parents.
Grover ProVn had the misfortune to
stick fish hook in his finger last Sunday.
lie was taken to tiincsbureh whore ply
stefan removed it-lienry Wescott visited
his mother the 2Sth ult
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and family Of Ferrisburgh visited relatives
in town last week.-Mrs. Hclcn Tart and
granddaughter of Bristol visited at +. Is.
Jones's and Leon Dwire's last wcck.-Mr.
and Mrs. Carter Knowles of New Haven
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Ellis of Burling-
ton visited a :. j. Randall's the first of the
week.-As Lester Brace and young son
were coming home from Hinesburgh Satur-
day, the boy fell from the wagon and the
wheels passed over his head cutting bad
cash. He was taken to Dr. Falby's to have
the wound dressed, and then was taken to
his home.-Mrs. c. T.. Gillett is i'll with
pleurisy. and Mrs. j. Nj. Gillett visited
tncir daughter. Mrs. Elmer Pierce In Boil
ton last wcek.Edson Pierce, Carlos and
Archie IIigley, Weaver Taft and the
Misses Georgia Brewster. Minnie Jones,
Sarah Strong and Alma Carpenter visited
Mt. Mansfield last Friday returning sun
day-H. T.. Wright and family have moved
into the building recently used by w. ..
Chamberlain as a harness shop-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Alder have engaged to work
for Brown in Starksboro and went to their
work Sunday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.. Tilley and Miss O.
A. Tillcy spent Sunday in Jericho with Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Drinhwater. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ryan arc the happy parents of
daughter. born June 23.-Mrs. Mile Hcf-
flon of Franklin has been visiting rola-
tivcs in town.--Mr, c. Ladoo and VIII
Brown were in town on business Tuesday.
of this week.
As Mrs. Mary Van Sicklcn and her sis
ter Miss Steele. were returning from tho
city Tuesday, their horse became fright
cned at an automobile and turned around
sharply and threw both ladies out. Mrs.
Van Sicklon received quite severe cut on
n" forehead She was taken to her home
and Or. Allen called to dress the wound.
Miss Steele escaped with few scratches.
The horse was caught by Mamie Wright
and friend NJ Hincshurgh.
Mrs Walter Aldrich also experienced
quite serious runaway. She drove to
the city Tuesday morning and left her
horse standing in front OF g. II Aliens
residence for a few moments. II started
and ran TO the Experiment station. then
turned around and ran back to Mr.. Allen $.
The wagon struck a tree and was consd-
erahly damaged. Tho horse then ran into
the yard. where it was caught. No one
was injured.
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HANKSVIllE.

The school on Brown hill taught by Miss
Annetta Russell of South Burlington closed
Friday She has taught very successful
term Of school and all join in wishing her
back again this fall.-George Russell 81 the
L. V. M was the guest of W. w Moody
and family Fridays. II. Kelley Of West
Salisbury was the guest of A. j. Elliott and
family two nights last week. He met with
some Of the old soldiers at Huntington to
visit with them about the war of 81 and
'65.-Miss Carrie Haskins ha. gone to New
York state to work In boarding house.
Miss Tracey Elliott has returned home
from "A weeks stay with friends in Lincoln
Miss Mary Geary has returned to her
home in South Lincoln after teaching a
very successful term Of school here. All
wish her back again this fall.-A, j. Elliott
was in Bristol last Thursday At
kins of Warren was in town the hired
Raglcy. Leon Hanks and Pat Sargent went
fishing one day this week and caught 30
trout
Mary Geary of Lincoln closed a success
ful term of school here Friday Those who
had no marks during the term of school
are Gertie Shattuck, Jeanette Shattuck
Bertha Laforcc. Myrtle Ravelin, Anna
Thompson. George Baker, Ralph Gorton
Garlic Smith and Arthur Thompson. The
following missed one-half day; Louise
Wright. Luther Wright, Wilfred Hill Bina
Laforce missed one day. George Baker
Anna Thompson, Bina Laforce had the
most head marks in spelling. Those who
missed no days were awarded prizes by the
teacher After the exercises which consist
ed OF speaking pieces. The pupils presented
their teacher with silver cake basket -
Henry Wright has moved to Huntington
Centre.-Dayton Baker of Worcester
Mass, visited his uncle G, A. Baker last
wcek.-Mr and Mrs Solomon Buell. Of
Hancock are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A,
j. Elliott.-Mr and Mrs. II. II. Baker Of
Springfield Mass, are visiting their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Baker.-Mrs. He
man lin is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
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NEW HAVEN.

NJ. J. Dcsautels spent last week with
friends in Burliugton.-Mrs. Theresa Greg
DRY and son of Salem, \. Y, are the
guests Of w. V. Sturtevant.-Miss Annie
NJ Hathaway has gone to Saratoga, n Y,
where she has a position for the summer.
IL. A. Human WAS the guest of l.. c.
Russell of Burlington last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. s. Dana and daughter and Ma
dame Dana took a carriage drive 70 Bur
lingtun this Week.-Mrs.. IL. C. Roscoe is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. G.. Sprague in
Topitnton, n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Roscoe of Waterbury are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. =. Roscoe.-Sherrod Brown
has rented the house recently vacated by
A. T. Roscoe.-Mrs. i. II. Squier visited
friends in Lincoln last week.-Mrs.. and Mrs.
George Sprirg and daughter of Nergennes
were in town over Sunday.-Nlr. and Mrs.
+. c. Little visited friends in Burlington
last week.--foward Winslow of Panton
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. +. NJ
partch SUNDAY.
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TOWNSVILLE,

Mrs James Atkins and son Everett are
quite sick with the measles. Miss May
Palmer is caring for them. Edward
Townc, Lena Snow and Donald Church
are also i'll with the measlcs.-Augustus
Sherman and Matilda Poet Of Burlington
were married Tuesday morning. A rocep-
ton was held in the evening at the home
of Mr.. Sherman.--ITarrY Macia and wife
are visiting at her fathers. Mr.. Sherman s
The Lend. a-Tland Circle will meet this
week, Thursday at the church parlors.-
Miss Hazel Towne spent Sunday at home
Mrs. and Mrs. RI. A. Gillette. Mrs. Ada
Atkins and daughter. Irene were in Gu EN-
city Park last Sunday.-Clayton Tyler,
who has been visiting relatives in Jones'
Vile returned to his home in Burlington
Tuesday accompanied by his cousin. Char
lie Fuller, who will spend the Fourth at
day morning for her work in Waterbury
Center
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page.)

Mr. Hayward was one of the first men
h town, having held all the offices of
honor, representing the town. lie was 66
Fears of age. He leaves a wife one daugh
Ter, Miss Alice, and two sons, Joseph, who
ives at home, and Fred. who Is dentist
ind lives in Rochester. n. Y. lie had lately
been home on \ visit and only returned To
Rochester last Thursday. The funeral was
hold on Friday at his late residence. Inc
hearers were J. !. Clark II. a. Sickle.
Ezra Smith, l.. c. Gulcy. George Ruscoe
bnd O. II. Fisher. The Rev. Mr.. Po~ci Of
tciatcd. The burial was in WcNbrdgc.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Elmer have returned from
their wedding trip and a reception was
gwen them on Tuesday evening, July =
and was attended by about 125 people from
his and adjoining towns. Refreshments
we're served in the dining room. The house
was prcttily decorated for the occasion
They were the recipients of numerous
tokens of remembrance. Mrs. Elmer was
nm Illinois Indy.
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

Miss Kate Mooney is spending a few
kvco<s with NJ. f. Allen and wife at their
cottage at Thompsnns Point-Nrs. Homer
1-ham of Williston and Mrs. Charlotte
Gronk spent Saturday with Mary Mooney.
p Mrs Lorette Dean Of Monkton Is visiting
l. cr son w. NJ. Doan.-Nfiss Vida Taft has
returned after graduating at the Normal
school at Castlcton.-Mr. Claflin of Hollis
ton Mass and Mrs. Walter Clafin of
Cambridge and Miss Josephine Lowe OF
Cambridge. Mass. have opcnod their new
house for the summer which WAS built this
sprinG on the farm recently purchased OF
7. disc. hhavoret.rH a mfwyp fwyp .12R
ahe Allen estatc.-TucsdaY our mail was
delivered for the first time by Carl Emo
lho free rural delivery carrier.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
will meet on Wednesday. afternoon with
Mrs. Esma Palmer.-Mrs. ~ T. Jetmore
and family of Washington, u. C., have
gone to Thompson's Point to her father $
rottaEe. Justice Brewers after visiting at
John Wheelcr's.-Mr. Walter Clafhn and
Sidney of Cambridge, Mass. are guests
at the Martin House.-Mr Cassius wicker
ard family Of New York have returned to
their summer home for the season-MiSs
Sadie Harrington has returned from a visit
mt Or Reynolds Mt Fcrrisburgh. Misses
Sarah and Margaret White Of RoXbury,
Mass. ere guests at the Mountain Spring
House.-NTiss Clcfln the popular teacher
in district number six has returned 70 hor
homo in Potsdam, n Y.-Mr. Herbert
khgsland has greatly improved his place
Iy fresh coat of paint on his house. Tie
windmill is In order and the building for
grinding grain will soon he ready Tor use
oliver sherman has returned to his home
ut FcrrlsburEh. and Is attended by Mr.
George Scguin of this town Mr.. and Mrs
O. r. Barber of Iliuesburgh, We're guests
at s. 3. Martins over Sunday.--Mrs Tier
bert Kingsland and family. the Misses
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MILTON

The Holy City Speciality CO.. gave a very
interesting entertainment to a good house
Saturday evening, al the Opera House
The Rev. MI Severance of Burlington.
preached for the Rev. l.. f. Herrick sun
day. Mr. Herrick is improving slowly, but
is not able TO be up yet--Mr. and MIS-.
Thomas Leonard Of New York city are the
guests of Miss Laura Quinn.-George Plant
and bride OF Albany, \. Y, are visiting
his father, c. Plant-Prof. c. H. Wiley
is attending the teac hers institute at Bur-
hnEton.-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chadwick
spent Sunday in Eiighgate.-All the per-
sonal property and real estate belongings
to the estate of the late George Austin.
was sold at auction Monday. The home
farm was bid off by Arthur Rood for 49, oa5.
The Rivers lot was bought by Robert
McCutcheon for $50. Every thing was
sold.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Arthur l.. Emo, who for the last two
years has been taking course in Old Eng
lish at Harvard University has accepted
a position MS Instructor in the Texas Uni
versity. Austin, Texas, which has 1850 stu
dents and 100 teachers graduated from coll
lcgos abroad, from Harvard and John Hop
kins Institute in this country.-Mrs. Ellen
llorsford and daughter are away on n
visit with friends in Canada.-Mrs Susan
Ray is n guest of Mrs. Cynthia IIorsford-
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Cora are the parents
Of twin boys.-A. l.. Emo will spend a por-
ton OF the summer at his fathers home
before going to his work at the Texas Uni
versitN. Austin. TeXas.--Nrs. G.. II. Carr
has returned home from Il stay of several
weeks in the Adrondacks.-M Sara Emo
is home from a short visit with her uncle,
Slas Randall Of Providence, II. l., and
friends in NoMport
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mrs. r. l.. Delong and son Rutherford
went to Bristol Wednesday To visit Mrs
belongs daughter, Mrs, Ardie Hill--Leon
Durre and family mo ID to Charlotte We'd
ncsd8y.-C, -. Gorton of Maiden, Mass,
joined his family here Sunday, the guests
of o. II. Ellis,--An aunt of Mrs o. IL. Ell
lis from California is visiting her-Mrs.
C. w. Shattuck Ct South Starksboro is Wis
ting a few days at her fathers r. l.. De-
long Sat the spring term of school which
closed recently the following names are
the pupils which did not receive any black
marks against their names; Samuel Da-
mon, Fred Erwin, Fordle Lovely John
Hill, Clayton Pecor, Ruth and Alice An
drews Minnie brewster and Earl Liberty.
Mrs. Alfred Haner of New York State
is the guest of Mrs. John Grace.
Clinton i. Brewster who is working In
Nashua, n, H., is visiting her brother here.
Mrs. -, T. IIanks visited at j. u, Hanks -
In Richmond last wcek.--Charlcs Dwire
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs Samuel James Of Weybridge, Mass. /:
Mrs, Silas Jewett of Cornwall ana Miss
Nellie Booth of Massachusetts were re-
cent guests at Mrs. J.. A, Golf s.--rhe fun
cral Of Mrs, John Dukctt WAS held at her
late residence Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
w. n. Bacon Ohiciating.--A fishing trip
to Lake Champlain was enjoyed last Mon
day by Mossrs. Crane and Russell, and
Misses Converse. Russell and Wheeler
The little girl of David Carpenter fell and
broke her leg last week.-Mrs.. Eliza Payne
and son Alfred. visited friends in town last
Fuday.-R. a. Damon of East Middlebury
was at u. f. Rice's last week-Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Towner have retuln ned from
Burlngton.-Mrs. A. T.. Post of St. Louis,
is tho guest of her sister, Mrs, L. S. Bur
well-Clarcnce Russell of East Middlebury
was at ID. Il. Grosvenor's Friday
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into tic rooms vacated by c. S. Suter.
S1ClBURNt,

Wednesday at 4 p. m. in the Methodist
Church occurred one of the prettest we'd
dinps ever witnessed in town. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Fanny l.. Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Smith.
and Walter Webster. The bride entered
the church on the arm of her father, pre-
coded by her maid of honor. Miss Ruth
Norton and four bridesmaids Miss Fan
ME Webster, sister of the groom Miss
Nellie Chapman, Miss Sophia Roberts and
Miss Edna Ray. George Smith. brother of
the bride. acted as best man and the ush-
crs were Alan Blodgett, Henry RowleY,
Fred Roberts and Henry Tracy. The Rev.
NJ G., Cole performed the marriage ser
vice and Prof. Charles Lee Tracy presided
at the organ. The church was prettily
trimmed with evergreen, ferns, oak leaves
and white cut flowers, the bridal couple
standing under an arch of cedar and cam
terbury bells. a reception followed at the
home of the bride. where loving hands had
also scattered flowers and running vine in
abundance. Dainty refreshments wero
served by a bevy of young ladies. The
presents were numerous and usofjl show
ing the esteem In which the yourS people
were held. After a short wedding TIP MIR.
and Mrs. Webster will be at home to their
friends in rooms in G.. r.. Smiths house
Prof. w. A. Weed Of Hill school for boys
is home for his summer vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Weed.
Prof. Walter II. Whitcomb of Springfield,
a graduate of Dartmouth college, has been
engaged as experimenting principal OF the
graded school. He will teach the high
school and have general oversight of tho
other grades. Mr.. Whitcomb comes highly
recommended as "A teacher. He has had
several years experience in teaching high
schools.
Miss Leila Van Nliet while at y. v Good
sells Friday evening fell into an opcn
lHtCl,NIN and bruised ber nd
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WHIT ING.

Miss Fanny Spooner of Sudbury visited
at Mrs. kate Ketchams last week.-Frank
Needham's singing class of young people,
enjoyed a lawn party at his home last Fri
day eVening.-Dr. II. II, Seclcy of Rich
mOnd spent last Sunday in town, the guest
of the Rev H. H. White and family
The Rev George w. Jones of Cambridge,
Mass, preached in the Congregational
Church last Sunday to a large congrega-
tion. He will remain for another Sunday,
and II Is to be hoped, he may be secured
for the year-Charles Hubbard of Pitts
burg, Pa, and Miss Allen of Eallston. y.
Y, visited their friends this week.-M iss
Lizzie IhattcrtOn of Waltham, Mass, is
spending her vacation here, the guest Of
Mrs. ii. NJ. Parker.
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CHITIENDEN COUNTY
UNDERHILl.

Mrs. Lincoln has been visiting her father,
Mr.. Raymond, at East RoXbury-The SIX
months old child Of w. II. Games died last
week. The burial was in the Catholic Gene
terry last Saturday.-Mr and Mrs +. w.
church passed part of last week with
friends in Franklin,-The 17-year-old son
Of j, b. Wilbur has been very ill.-Miss LII
Ian X. Terrill Of the grammar school at
kchford is spending her vacation at her
home here.-Miss Nellie c. Magenns of
burlington closed very successful term
of school in district No 8 Friday. The
Misses Flynn and Prior are homo from the
johnson Normal school, whore they were
graduated last week.--Jamcs Calvin Is very