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with teachers as follows: South school
Miss Wilson; BrookSidc, Miss Mccarthy.
King school. Miss Pease; Stone school
Chester Beach; Osgood hin, Maurice irish,
Cloverdalc, Harry Hopkinson; Village.
Miss Wilton and Miss Powers Mr.. and
Mrs. l. f. Hobart of CloVerdalc, gave a
reception Saturday evening. which was a
very pleasant occasion. About POO people
from Cambridge, Cnd"rhill and Yves ford
were present to wish Mr.. hobart pleas
ant stay in Montpelier The house WAS
decorated with cvergroeus and ferns and
the dining room was draped with green and
white. Refreshments of cake and ice cream
and lemonade were served and music was
furnished by the Westford hand.-Mrs. r..
w. Grow, who has been quite i'll the past
week is more comfortable -Mrs y. y.
Stone has returned to Burlington after
spending the week in town. She expects 10
return to Everett, Mass. In short time
Mrs. F. +. MacCmber has a night bloom
ing cereus, which had three blossoms open
Monday evening and five Tuesday evening.
The plant now has eight buds II le
Knights of Pythias have bought the house
where Levi Rushford lives.--There VIII t'
an address in the town hall ThurSday
evening by the Rcv, s. G. Lewis on "Py-
thianism." Everybody is invited Role
Jackson is taking r. A. Porry's place IN
the creamery. Mr.. Perry is visiting in
Boston and New York.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bradford of Green
f'ld, Mass, were in town Sunday and
Monday.-W. J. r. Fuller is now boardf <
with f. Il. Wllher.-B. A. Donaldson a d
family went to Swanton Saturday to visit
frlends.-Nlr. Donaldson returned Monday
eVening.-Mrs. George Shcdd of Moberly,
Mo, was at w. II, Packard's Thursday
Patrick Finn Of Middlebury is visiting his
brothers here.-Thc Rev. o. y. Bean at
tended the Lamoile Baptist association at
Iichford this week.-Miss Helen Rood
W ont to Milton Saturday for a few days
Mrs. Calista Stevens has returned from
Franklin, where she has spent the sum
mer,-Frank Miller Of Ripton Glenn, y.
y, former employ in Howe's Mill has
hcen calling on friends in town.-MISS
Madge Rood, after spending a week at
home returned to her work at Essex juno
tion Monday.-Ira Rodgers. who has spent
the summer in Cambridge has returned IA
!. {. Morse s.-B. Il. Adrian of BurliIie
ton was at his home over Sunday.-City
Engineer Mcintosh of Burlington was in
town Wednesday, fixing the grade for tho
Improvement of the village bank-'rhc
worst wind storm We have had i'm mont rs
visited us Tuesday evening, blowing down
fences and trees. What few apples there
are were nearly all blown off.
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

George w. Burgn. who has been suffer-
ing from a severely sprained ankle the
past few days is again able to be out with
tn" aid of crutches.-Mrs Clarence Curley
of FrovinCetown, Mass. is visiting at her
home here-Msses Susie and Sadie lIerrio k
returned from their home in Proctor Satur-
day, September 6, to resume their positions
as teachers in the school which opened
September S-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fad
den and children visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Leach over Sunday, returning to their
home In St Adams Monday.-Mrs. Eva
Gates and daughter Marion returned from
sheldon Saturday whore they have been
visiting Mrs c. \. Oliver for few weeks.
Work is progressing rapidly in the ceme-
terry under the new association and great
improvements have already been made
Herman O'Ncii of Enosburgh visited
friends in town Monday.
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HUNTING

There will he no services here sunday
on account of the yearly meeting at
Starksboro which commences Thursda y
evening Mr.. and Mrs G.. Nj. Norton went
to Thompson's Point Saturday. returning
Sunday. Their son Forrest accompanied
thnm home after two weeks outing there.
Several from here attended the races at
ilincshurgh Saturday. q couples
attended the dance at Fulcr's hotel Friday
evcning.-Mr and Mrs. John Mason in
company with T.. X. Wyman and wife OF
Starkshoro, started on n carriage drive to
Dandy the first of the week. but upon
reaching Rutland the horse belonging to
Mr.. WNman suddenly died, so they return
ed with the remaining horse while Mr..
Masons people continued the journey by
rail returning Saturday nght-The soci-
able was held at the hall Wednesday
by Mrs. Ida Spaulding.--E. n. Van Duscn
has suniiower which measures nine feet
ana nine inches in height.-School opened
here Monday with the average attendance
of pupils. Montravillc Ross is visiting in
Proctor-Every one should be supplied
with meat as two carts are out that of Il.
II. Norton and one belonging to Howard
AlPcr " it'll James BenWay to deliver.
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JERICHO CENTRE,

Winfield stiles, and Misses Sybi Brown
Anna Fltzsimmons and Florence Rick-
nell. have begun attendance al the BurlinG-
ton high school.-Rohort Field has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to spend short time
with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis OF
Washington, H. c., who have been spend
Ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs f. A
Fuller, have returned to their home ii
Washngton.-hlrs. Hattie Higgins is
spending few days with relatives in Rut
land.-Mr. and Mrs w. A. Church OF
Jonesvile visited their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Church, last Sunday.-The Rev
Mr.. Gill was in Westmore last Sunday
Miss Alice Nelson of Boston is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Rev. c. o. Gill.-Thc
church exterior has been newly painted
The parsonage is now being painted, anc
the old academy building is soon to b..
painted; all under the direction Of Deacon
G. c. Bcknell. Besides these public build
lnes, a c. Hoskins is painting his lars,
new house. John It. Jordan is going tc
paint his house, and F. A. Fuller is goinl
TO paint his new barn.--John Ftzsimmon:
mas gon" to Boston, Worcester and Brock
ton tn visit friends and hoping TO improv,
his health.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Lila M. Whipple went to Albany
n. Y, Monday where she expects To take
a course in the business college.-Miss Eva
Macomber went to Lynn, Mass, Tuesday
to enter the normal SCHOOLGIRLS. o. Ii
Baker of Burlington is visiting friends IL
town Miss Grace Allen went to johnson
Saturday where she is to teach in the prac
II e school the coming year.-Mr and Mrs
f.. Il. Weston of Manchester n. H., ano
George Hebb of burlington are visiting Mr.
aud Mrs. &. b, Paige.-Miss Mabel RuggleS
returned to Kimbal Union academy Wed
nesday. II, r. IA, Ruggles went to Pots
dam, n. Y, Monday to resume his studies
IN the normal school Walter Ruggle'
started for North Dakota Monday, Mrs
Ruggles will remain in town several days
The schools in town are now in session
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The school known as district No. 10 ard
No. 49,, are to be combined this fall term,
and will occupy the schoolbuldings dt the
at the village, using the schoolroom for the
primary department, which will he tduGu
by Miss Maobelle Hosford. Lyccum hall
above will be used by the older scholars
in the higher grade, having Miss Ethel
tldrkson Tor teachcr-Mr. and Mrs K.
w. Emo were away for several DAYS last
week on a carriage drive to Lake Dun
more, Middlebury and Cornwall.-A social
will be given at the home of j. \. clark
by the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
Church on Friday evening the 18th inst.
As that will he the 18th anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Clark's marriage it is to he eX-
pected mat many of their friends will be
prcsnt-Mlss Rena Johns has commenced
her duties as teacher in the school at the
West village, and Miss Sarah Emo will
teach the school at the Center Of the town.
e. II. Sargent of Montreal, was the guest
of w, j. Bradley Oh Sunday.-F q. Tag
CART of Burlington who went last week to
New York to care for his brother, T. r..
TaSgart, who has been seriously i'll is eA-
pected to return with him to his home here
on Thursday of the present week MRS
Betsey TagGart of Stoney Creek NJ Y. ia
visiting relatives and friends In town,--i
+. Fonda, Frank Estey, and Walter Hos
ford, attended the county fair at Middle
bury last week. " Taggart went on
TUESDAY to Canada to make a collection
of plants for ~ H. llosford. Edwin Prin-
die. who has recently removed his steam
saw mill from Huntington, has II set up,
and In operation near his store.-Burton
Beers is improving the grounds i'm front
of his residence by grading and newl.
seeding them-George Seguin, who has
been away from home the last four months
caring for o. ~, Sherman of ForrisbuIgh
has reAIrned home.
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FRESS: SEPTEMBER H..

Iotte ami returned to the home farm.-Nor-
man Isham esq, is somewhat better and
walked to his daughters, Mrs. X. r.
Forbcss on Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. O. W.
tsham attended the races in HineSbnrgh
Saturday afternoon.--F. G. Forbes ana
daughter Ellen, and Miss Foster OF Wills
ron village. and Mrs. Byron lsham of call
fornia were guests at II. ;. lshdm iast
misunderstanding Captain VI. ~. Sarscl
in command of troops b and second
cavalry passed through the town on thelr
way to Fort Ethan Allen from their marcn
to Addison county where they attenueu
the Middlebury falr. Besides Captain sal
gent there were Lieut.. II. k. Smaliey oil
troop q and Lieut.. william Pope OF trool
*. 100 men, aS horscs and baggage wagons
drawn by IL mulcs.--.Mr. and Mrs. II. II
RILEY returned from underhill FRIDAY NJ
tcrn0or from attending the w. II. c. dis
trict convention.-Mlsses Alice lsham and
Marguerite RILEY have returned to the Ed
munds nigh school In Burlington.-MrS
George Libby and children, who were VISIT
ing at II s Ishams have returned TO theli
homo i'm RrouklVn. n. Y.
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COlCHEST Err.

Miss Ella Haskins is visiting at A. O.
Hulhurd s.-Miss Jessie Lord Of Burlng-
ton spent few days with Miss Winnie
Mocott last week. Mrs Frank Lines OF
Chicago visited at William Munsons re-
Ccntly.-Mis Jennie Cook las returned to
her school in Winooski-M Grace Mac
Neil and Miss May MaCNeil have gone
to their respective schools in Middlebury
and Castcton.-Miss Grace Crockett went
to Amherst Mass. last Frday.-Mss Car
RE Wright went to Gardner, Mass, last
week, where she expects to attend school
the coming ychr.-l. Kline. who has been
spending some months with his sister
Mrs. q. l.. Mayo has returned to the West
The funera! of William Mcintyre, an old
and respected citizen of this town was
held Mt his home Tuesday. September .,
the Rev. {. Il Atwood otiiating.-7rh"
King s Daughters library has been placed
in J. NJ. Wrights store. The sum Of i've
ceuts year is charged for the use OF the
library. Ii is hoped patrons will pay
promptly and so help to keep it rnnning.-
The Rev. and Mrs. j r. Bulzell have gone
to Troy on their vacatiOn.-Miss Lena
Mac Bride has returned home from har
brothers in Wirooski where she has
been spnudin2 the summer
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Tbo ,,orr,aga of Miss Anna Fmeiiua
5,,i'i,.nr - Sr AVID Mrs Avando Games
~ ~ ,io,a -, IIarran CLAUDE Royra of
S St t''T f1oc,rred "Wednesday afternoon-
So az o'clock in the Methodist
,,,r,' ~ NV oarer1ony WAS nerformed nv
49,, 49, ~ tb., rburch tho Rev q "
H. M rbur,b u.ae beautifully decor
ti n.,.h ,i,,t. AID White roas With were
49, ~, st 49,, TrIf,,sion n. hc.t man uaa
~ cordn, Ahell and tho maid of honor.
Niis' 49, Lt,,d,m ,rba briIesm,ids yer,
Miss Sndia Caliun Of sheldon and Miss
So Ltr,b,u ~ tbis rlace The ush.rx
80 l., - p o,.,., ~ sx.,nt,u Gerora Sow
a., of tarL.hirs DIR r II Brown and
ca,rl,., ,:,i,,ns ~ tbc ,,laca The Two Iittl,
,1,.i7 irIs u,or, I1azaI GIRL, and Fantina
p.n,arN, rs,rt,shiro. Psnton : Rned NJ
pihtra 1891 a. ~ orear Two Of
80, ,,,o,,,,,,. 4 h,. ~, oouerptrls ms
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go. h 80 o.i,,o,,,',,d fro,,, The entrance an
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i'h 49,. Ill - ,,,,rr me, u,ors moi ar
w., ai,, T,' ~ ,r',,,,, ava bis host MN
t'> -, % ,.,, ,51a, nvtrndnd down aarh
side Of tho confer aisle held by Misses
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WEST MILTON.

MT and Mrs. albert Walston went We'd
nesday to ST. Adams to visit one of Mir
NaiStons army comrades, returning
home Thursday night.-Mrs. McCaulcy
and son and Moses Herrick start for thair
nome in Chicago the first of the week
Mrs kittiidge and daughter who have
been boarding al Mr.. Changers for few
weeks. have returned t. their home in Bos.
lton.-Some of the farmers are still haying
Miss Adele Allen viii go to her homo il
New Haven Centre some time this month
Mrs. Sarah Brown left Thursday for heI
home in Chicago. There was light frost
on the hills Friday nght.-lt is expected
the stone work Of the bridge will be com.
pletcd this week, but the Bridge will not
he in place until sometime iii October
Many fields of potatoes are injured by
rrst.-Miss Rood Of Jericho is visiting hei
slster, Mrs II. y. Costello.
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Buck last week-John Kendrick. aftor
spending few weeks with his family re-
turned to Providence. r. l.. September -
John Mossey has rented the l.. b. Hunt
farm AID took possession September Il
Miss Fields of Boston has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. +. O. Hunt.-Miss Carrie
Souie of ri, hford and Mrs Ella Shattuck
and Mrs. Sophia Fields Of Bakersfield are
visiting at II. f. Hull.-Mrs Palmyra and
T.. NJ. Ballard visited their sister. Mrs.
Samuel Crown Of St. Adams last week.
Guy Butler is quite sick.-C. c. Gillette
WAS at Queen city Park last week.-Mrs..
Daniel Cox fell and broke her arm Just be-
low the shoulder the Sth--John A. Greens
leaf OF Franklin. Mass, has been In town
a few days looking over the falls for ths
purpose of putting In bid to build ths
dam.-Mrs. Lane, after spending several
weeks with her brother, I. F. Wilcox re-
turned to her home the 9th.--P. II. Ryan
was in St Adams the Sth
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RICHFORD.

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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Louise Lewis spent Sunday in Will
liston with her sister, Mrs. II. O. Whitney
The Misses Bradshaw Of Chicago are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. f. II. Horsford
" illiam Qunlan is moving into Mrs. II
H. AeXander's tenement house OH North
+ lat Miss Shirley Deyette, who has b, en-
spending her vacation with her grand
daughter. Mrs a. S. Poole, returned to
her home in Burlington last week. The
Rev and Mrs. Quick We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Field at their sum
mer home. Cedar island, Wednesday MIR
Collins, who has occupied the Wilbur Field
cottage at Cedar Beach. broke camp Sat
urday.-Mr Hubs cottage at Deer Point
was vacated last Saturday and the family
returned to Hineshurgh
Among the pleasant reminders Of Pres-
dent Roosevelts visit to Vermont and
Thompsons Point is an autograph letter
from President Roosevelt and Secretary
Leslie NJ. Shaw to our citizen John II.
Thorp. thanking him for a couple of has
kcts Of beautiful lilies presented them by
AIR. Thorp.--John Parker and Cora Parker
were in Jericho last week for a short visit
r. H. Smith will buy apples again this
season for Nix & Co. Of New York.-Cieo.
a. Foote will buy for f.. F. Loomis &
Co. \. Y.--Mrs. w. W Walsh, daughter of
J. w. Footo of Brooklyn, is visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. George A. Foote.-Thc CongreGa
tiona Sunday school is to have rally
| gay SuiludN, tHc lflli' WIN spe'ldl 'Atr-
| Cises,--Thc high wind Tuesday night did
II great deal of damage, blowing off apples
| tipnng over stacks, etc. Ii damaged the
wind mill at C, NJ. Ryington's cOnsidera-
| bly.-The annual assessments for the Yer
| mont Mutual are being collected by w. w
| IIigbea, the local agent.-Mr and Mrs
| George H. Cook united with the Congrega
| tional Church last Sunday.-At special
! town meeting held the 10th the treasurer
was instructed to place such additiona
amount to the credit of the highway funt
| as the selectmen deem necessary to repair
| highways the remainder of the season.-H
| u. Edgcrton has been appointed road com
missioner IN place Of w c. Scott, resigned
| The commissioner is putting the State roac
money into permanent repairs on the hill
below the Congregational Church. The
state highway commissioner has extended
the time for such work until the 18th o.
| Coz no
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GEORGIA..

George S. Lee Of Poultney is spending
Few days visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
Charles Dwyer and daughter Mary Louisa
of sutton. +, O., are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ballard.-J. b. How
ard and daughter Albina NJ. have returned
to their home in Franklin Falls, \. IA
few from town attended the sheldon fairs
Julian Ballard has taken some hne sheep
to the state far.-Schools in town began
Monday. Sept s.-Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton
punster went TO Fairfax Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday.--A move has been
made to contest the election OF representa-
tive on the GROUND OF illegal use Of money.
Mrs f. o. Shattuck and daughter, Mil
dred returned to their home in burlington
Tuesday and Mrs. A. II. Kinney OF
Fairfax came to town Saturday.
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OAKLAND.

Mrs Arthur Gilman, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. J. X. Curtis, returned
to her home in Randolph last Saturday
morning Mrs. a. n. Rutter and Rose
Ruttcr and Master William and Miss Clara
iIascr, after passing several days at the
home of -. -. Judd. returned to their
home in Burlington Saturday.-Mr Alison
Judd visited in Oakland Sunday.--Mr.
Harry Curtis went Saturday to Randolph
whore he Is to work for his uncle Mr. AR
thur Gilman.-Miss Grace Myrick of Bird
port visited at T. r. Harrott's recently
Twenty-Five from Oakland attended the
Sheldon fair last weck.-Miss Helen Curtis
who has been spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. *. Curtis
returned to New Rochelle, n. y, last
Thursday night.
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COM NJ ERCl AL.
new York Produce Market

Now York, Sept. 10
FLOCR-Receipts 1870 hbls The mar
ket was moderately active and tirm.
Winter patents s36OIi3 1O winter straights
s3.i9d350; winter extras $}.00u3 -; winter
low grades &No03 90 Minnesota patents
3 >1VioD; Ml.ntSota bakers So l5m3.35
Rye FlNUR--Thc market was steady.
Zen 70 sood $3IM3iO, choice to fancy
WHEAT Receipts l3i G52 bu; spot
steady, No. red 7elac elevator; No. red
l5Ac fob. anoat; No, / northern Duluth
Tac toy anoat; No, / hard Manitoba
1tlc; sept, 76n7da.c, closed 7Gl9c; Dec,
73h473 HIS, closed 73Ac.
CoRN-Heceipts $3.50 bu; spot steady;
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FAlREAX.

c. l.. Patten of ST. Adams has bought
the William Japan place at Sanderson-
Corners a number in town attend
ed the fair at Sheldon last week All the
schools in town commenced last week.
Several out OF town studenas are attend
ing Prf, Bakers school, T. II, Shepard
son and wife are visiting her sister, Mrs,
Brush of Springfield Mrs. r. c. Ballard
is quite subsidiaries Buck of New York
city is visiting his brother, II. H. Buck. -
II. T. Fellows is spending few days with
his fainily,-S, S. EVans's house was burn
ed September 3rd, NJ 81 of the furniture
was saved. The fire was caused by a de-
fectlve chimney Mrs. Steven Boydeu OF
Georgia visited her daughter. Mrs. r. IL,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Walter Taft and family moved to Hi es-
buruh Saturday.-Mr, and Mrs Thaddeui
Fuller are rejoicing over the arrival of II
10 pound boy born last Wednesday Am
brose Tart of South Starksboro visited
relatives here last week, John Miles re
turned from visiting relatives in Canada
Thursday X. c. and Mrs Lnsley Of
Bristol were in town Monday,-Mrs, WI
liam Chaplin of Essex Is visiting her bro
thor John Andrews. The willing Work
ers will meet with Mrs. +. w. brewster,
Sept. IT, Mrs. Josiah Fuller of Richmond
is visiting her son Thaddeus,-Mrs. Harry
Ellis of Burlington at the home of ner ia
ther s. j. Randall.
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FRANKLIN.

The public schools OF the town opened
Monday morning excepting the high school
" hich will open next Monday Misses
worse and Edith Manley have the inter
meulate and primary departments Of the
Central high school, and Miss Helen Mil
Ter is to be the ipal.-Clair Wright is
home from Connecticut.-Miss Donaldson
returned from Nergencs Saturday night
Arthur L. Randall of Springfield Mass,
is visiting his father, James Randall
Nillam Baker is attending Brigham AGA
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The second quarterly meeting Of the year
was held at the Union Church, Sunday,
Sept 7.-Herbert Whitman OF Corning.
Kansas, and Myrtle Thomas of Montreal
p. O., are visiting at S. r. Whitmans.-
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs C. A Dew>
ing Thursday. Sept. 4-Burton Olmst-a&
won't Tuesday to Saxton's River. where h(
will attend the Vermont academy.-MrA
c. H. Armstrong left Tuesday for Hun
tington, F. O.. to visit friends for a fe'
weeks.-Archey Boyd of Lowell Mass
visiting his sister Miss Lorinda Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Olmstead and daugh
tiers. Ruth and Helen are visiting at K.
N-rinh1.s q Non tcrnrr.cr.,. l,nr,tn
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MORSE'S LINE.

w. ]. Furbush Of West Newton, Mass,
was in town for n few days last week. re-
turning to his home Sunday night. Flora
Cheney OF Morrisvile visited at the homs
of c. NJ Bell Monday.-Mrs. NJ. j. Murphy
of Morrsvillc is visiting her sister Mrs.
e. NJ. Belle. w. Gates was in town on
Tuesday putting in new boxes on the tele-
phone line.-Mr and Mrs. Ed. Wilson of
East Franklin visited at the home of .. r.
Wilson Tuesday.-Many from this vicinity
are attending the st. Johnsbury fair this