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FAIRFAX.

Miss Dora Southland is spending her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Southard.-Mrs.
Charles Marsh Is confined to the house by
sickness -Birney Marsh of Boston is home
from Boston to spend his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marsh.-Mfs.
John Root spent the 18th in Burlington
Mrs A. O. Corrigan, who has been caring
FIR Mrs. f. Shepard returned home the eth.
Wilmer Hill. wife and son of Red Bend,
Mimi, is visiting Mrs. Hills father 5. I.
Cilloy-C. II. Powell and wife of Richford
is calling on friends in town.-Edward and
Adelbcrt Mars of Boston are spending
their vacation with their mother Mrs. ID.
s. Buck-I. l.. Hunt, wife and SON Frank,
have gone to SaXton's River to attend the
graduating exercises. when their son, Ho-
mcr will graduate. The farmers have not
got half through their spring work on ao-
count of the wet weather.-F. II. Shepard
son was in Burlington the 1.-the. c. Gil
Ilctte returned home from Burlington the
18th after placing Sheldon and Nellie Root
in Jail there They were arrested at Sara
nae Lake, n. y, the 12th.-Mrs. H. W.
PeaSe of Swanton has been visiting old
friends in town last week.-D. o. Bullock
of West Milton visited his nephew II. Cook
| the l3th.-Chauncey Ct. Austin of st. AL
/ bans was i'm town the 14th on business. -
Albert King of Fletcher visited his mother,
Mrs. jerome King. the 16th.-Eddie Row
land rode out the 18th. He is some better.
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HARDWlCK.

The Winoosl<i base ball team played II
game here last Saturday with the Hard
wick team. The scores wee Hard
wick 49, Minooski 5.-'The schools of the
town held picnic at East liardwick last
Saturday at which a literary program WAS
rendered and later a game OF base hall was
played by two of the junior teams Miss
Kate Mack who has been studying music in
Washington, ID. c., for some months, re-
turned home last week.-The Caledonia
County Sunday school association will hold
their annual convention at the Methodist
Church, in this village. June 6.-Tuesday,
June a, at Academy hail occurs the annual
school meeting of the Hardwick Academy
and graded school district. The Academy
has had a large attendance and good
school during Tie school year just past.
Several changes will be made among the
teachers as some have resigned.-F. a.
Crandali of Chicago, who has been visiting
his parents of East Hardwick for a few
days. returned to Chicago Friday last
Several tough characters, who journeycd
here from Woodbury. Saturday and who
were badly under the influence of liquor
were lodged in the village lookup over Sun
0ay.
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WESTFORD.

The talk ON life i'm South Africa by Mrs
M. IL. Buckham was thoroughly enjoyed
by a large audience Friday afternoon
Mrs James Rice returned to Whallonsb u g
-. =, Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Mich
ols of ESSEX Junction spent a few days
with friends in town last Weck.-1he frame
for George NJ. Huntley's barn is completed
Except putting on the rafters. While help
Ing at the raising Wednesday, George j.
Hobart was struck by falling timber and
received u serious cut over the eye and one
ION the check honc.-Mr and Mrs. Barney
Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Place and Mr..
and Mrs !. f.. Huntley of Essex Junction
visited at G.. NJ Huntley's Wednesday,
Edward Rousseau fell Wednesday and
snraiucd the bones in his wrist injuring him
quite severely-Tho library will be open sat
luutay from 2:30 till p, IN. This plan will
be followed for the present and the libra
Try will also be open in the evening.
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NORTH HERO.

William Hazen and Charles Tudhope
went to Montpelier Tuesday morning as
Clement delegates to the State convention
I be held Thursday THE report that Ed
gar Mirkler the drowned mail carrier, had
80 on his person when he lost his life is
without foundation. Sixty cents in silver
and watch was all he had and thu Sc
things were found in his pockets. 1t is
hought now that the unfortunate man un-
huckled the strap that held the two mail
bags to him in his attempt to save himself
as they were net found with the body
Warren Hazen returned to his home in
Nathan, Mass, Friday last. and bryant
Hazen to East Berlin, Conn, both being
called here to attend the marriage of their
sister, Mattie.-J. w. Durham and wife
were in Swanton Friday to attend the
graduating exercises. their oldest son. Her
bert being one of the graduates Mr.. Dur
ham will probably take up the study Of
medicine in the near future as a profession.
Mrs. John Hazen went to Bridgowater,
Mass. last week to join her husband
Work has begun on the Won Schracder cot
tage on Hibbard's Point east Of the city.
1t will contain a fire place built of North
Island cobble stone.-The Rev John Q.
Angel of MiddeSeX was called to town
again last week to perform another mar
rage ceremony at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkins. the contracting parties
being Mr. Johnson of Rousos Point. ~ y,
and Miss Flora Main of Plattsburgh.-The
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Q. V. Knight
last Saturday afternoon and although the
gath ering was small a pleasant time was
enjoyed.-'rhe condition Of Ransom l..
Clark remains about the same there being
very little hopes Of his getting up again.
owing to his advanced age and the nature
OF his disease,
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RICHFORD.

Frank Bliss and family of Omaha, Neb,
have come here to spend the summer with
relatives and frends.-1he granite for tn
new church is being laid. and it Is eX-
pectcd that the corner stone Is to be laid
Sunday, June 32.-'rhc farmers about here
report that their springs work is very
backward on account of the wet weather,
ard not all of their crops are yet in the
ground ana several have had to replant
corn and potatoes but the hay crop prom
Uses fair.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Farrar have issued
invitations to the wedding of their daush-
ter BlanCh Cleone, to Asa Garfield Holmes
Wednesday evening, June q. at O'Clock.
at the Methodist Church.-Charles :. Eat on
of New York was here Saturday as IN
surance adiuster for those who were in
the accident DIT the veneer mill last Thurs
day.-Thc Richford cornet band is to give
an ice cream social and promenade md
dance in Bank hail Friday evening, June -.
Tho RcV.W.A. DAWSON State missionary,
preached i'll the Baptist Church last sun
day.-The anniversary of the Independent
Order of Furcsters was observed here last
Sunday afternoon in Aver opera Hail,
with appropriate exercises, responsive
reading ana scripture read by the Rev.
+. r. Leach, prayer by the Rev. :. Smith,
address by the Rev. w. ). Scoheld. The
music was BY Miss Bertha Haley piano.
w. O. Sweat. violin, John Dixon. cornet,
with singing by a chorus choir.-AlVln 5.
Chase. with his men at work on the road
in the northeast part of the town, saw
young deer cross the road near where they
wcre.-H. t.. Rustcdt was IN Windsor last
week at the United States Court, as att"r-
ney for o. ". Ford and E.Lawyer, who
plead guilty to the charges of smuggling
Cinnamon and We're fined 800 each, which
was paid.-J. Van Antwerp and j. r. Con-
ger spent las sunday with friends at
Frclighshurg, i. Cl,-The Kings Daughters
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Yaw of Enosburgh
Falls were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Armstrong Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. u.
\. Austin and Mrs. Charles Austin passed
Sunday with friends in Sheldon. The con-
lition of the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Larabec, who is i'll with
bronchial pneumonia, is better.-Mss an
ma Ladd was in Rchfurd Friday and Sat
urdav.-Mrs. Emily Hull is visiting her
daughter, Mrs NJ. o. Hicks, at Frelighs-
burg T.. O.-Mrs. Harriet Williams OF
Iowa is visiting Mrs. Lucy Chaffee at the
home of j. G. Wcd.-Miss Elsie Peterson
passed Sunday at her home in this place.
Miss Anna stowe is attending com
noncencnt at Brigham Academy. Bakers
field, this weck-HarVey COmings OF WIS
consin, formerly a resident of Berkshire,
is visiting at the home of James Chafec.
MIR. and Mrs Il. A. Mosier are at Bak-
ershcld to attend commencement. Their
daughter. Myrtle. is IL member of the
graduating class.
Mrs S G. Pillsbury has returned to Lo-
we'll Mass,
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HANKSVlLLE

Mrs +. G.. Bagley and daughter We're are
visiting relatives in Randolph.
Strack and daughter Estella of Middlebury
visited friends here last week.-Mrs.. G. A.
Baker visited at Myron Cuttings in Starks-
boro last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ross
visited Mrs. Ross sister, Mrs. Il. Sprasue
in Huntington last week.-Mrs.. j. ID. Shat
tuck is sick with hard cold.-Tacy Elliott
is visiting in Lincoln this week.-H. G.
Mullings of Bristol was in town last week.
Paul Sisters. who has been sick. is some
better.-Mrs. George Baker was in Rich
mond Saturday. Her daughter Ruth re-
turned home with her.-T. X. Burnham IL
|on the sick list.
The Modern Woodmen OF Huntington
Center met at Ben Trombley's blacksmith
shop one day last week for the purpose of
having a good ume.-Miss Helen Grace of
Huntington Center was the guest Of Miss
lacey Elliott one day last week.-Peter
Strack and daughter Dstella Of Middlebury
was in town last week.-Mrs.. George Hall
and daughter. Mrs. Brooks and Miss Tacey
Elliott were the guests of Mrs. Frank
Watson one day last week.-Alden Elliott
and Milo Wright went to Shelburne pond
fishing last week.-Alden Elliott and ELI
Srpit n tuant a frautinp refentlH md pilnpht
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The proceeds will go toward building n
band stand.-At the republican caucus hcd
in this place Monday, June 49, the follow
ing delegates and alternates were elected
to the county convention to be held here,
June o. Delegates, w. II. McAllistcr, j.
II. Burns. j. w. Pomcroy w. w. Hutch
inson, Eugene Pcrley, W. j. Chaffce, T.. I.
stanton. Alternates III. n. Eldrcd, +. w.
Draper J. NJ. Jeffords A. A. Aseltines, w.
II. Ovtt. II. S. Maynard, George ". Mich
ols.-News has been received from Chicago
stating that Il. +. Mcars. who was one of
the victims of the Chicago fire, is not in so
critical a condition as was at first report
cd. Though badly burned about the face
and arms it is expected that his injuries
will not prove fatal. His sister, Miss An
mic Mcars, left Saturday night for Chicago
to care for him.-Miss Chastina Lawrence
and Miss Emma Richards have gone TO
Sugar Hill n. H., where they have posi-
lions as Mattresses in hotel.-Mr. aud
Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh visited in Highgate over
Sunday.
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Jackson left Satur-
day for a two weeks visit in Connecticut
and Massachusctts.-rhe Rev. Mr.. Hun
gerford of Burlington will preach at the
congregational Church Sunday. Mrs. Il.
c. Kinney of Greensboro is visiting Mrs.
Julia Moult on.-Goorge Nay is at home
from Tufts college for the summer vaca
tion.--C. s. Sutcr IS closing out his store
here and will go to Swanton to run the
store of the late y. Suter. Jr.-MaX Buz-
zell spent Sunday in Colchester with his
paronts.-The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. J. T. Morse Thursday afternoon.
The Rev. j. +. Thurston of Huntington
will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday
morning and cvcning-Mr. and Mrs. II.
d. Costello of West Milton spent Sunday
at D. i, Foods.
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UNDERHlLl.

The Rt. Rev. j. S. Michaud of BurlinG-
ton visited the Rev. j. NJ. Gclot one day
last week.-Mrs.. Patrick Ryan, aged nearly
% years, died last Friday after general
breaking down with an illness incident to
old age. Tho funeral was held on Sunday,
the burial being made III St. Josephs Gene
terry in burlington. She is survived by a
husband to whom she had been married "a
Years.-Mrs James STANLEY died last sun
day Afternoon after "A long illness. The
funeral services were held at St. Thomas ;
Church Tuesday mOrning.-Mrs. Jam, S
keefe. son and daughter of Willston,
We're in town Sunday, called here by the
death of Mrs Ryan, Mrs. kecfo'S mother
w. Y. Farr has been in town the past few
days in the interest of the Free Press
Miss Cushman from burlington has been
passing 81 few DAYS in town
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

Boy" George Milton Bliss; Grafton. "CaVa-
ler and Roundhcad." Roy Nelson Thomas:
music, orchestra; presentation Of diplomas.
Principal w. +. Thomas; bcncdicton; mu-
sic.
Miss Hattie Butterfcld. the teacher. has
gone to Boston for a short visit There
she will be joined by a friend and so to
Nova Scotia for the summer
Miss Alice Carey Brown, eldest daugh-
ter of Oliver *. Brown, and Harry Wal
race HaXter of IiighSate, will be married
at the Conversational Church, June g, at
30 p. m. Miss Brown is one of Swantons
most cstimable and popular young ladies.
ana Mr.. Baxter is successful young
merchant at HiGhgate, who has many
warm friends here, where he attended our
graded schools.
The graduating exercises of Swanton
high school were held at Bullard's hall
Friday evening. The stage and proscen-
ium were decorated with ribbons and hunt
ing of the class colors. royal purple and
white, ferns, palms and flowers. Follow
ing was the programme:
M1lSic..... ...... ........Parkcr'S orchestra
Invocation. Frances 4. CLARK
Oraton-"Our Plain Duty"
Herbert Alton Durham,
Oration-"The Legacy of the Civil War;
Robert Hargin Fleury
Music. ......... ........ ............. Orchestra
Ora ton-"The Unifcaton of Italy"
Henry Clement Howard
Oration-"The Emancipation of Labor.
Franklin Gates Sheldon
Oration-"The Modern Maccenas."
Jennie Sarah Skecis
Music. ........ Orchestra
Oration-"John Marshall"
Howard Morton Skeels
Oration-"The Average Boy
George Melton Bliss
Oration-"Cavalier ana Roundhcad,'
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81. AlBANS.

Tho machinsts' strike which was in
auguratcd in the Central Vermont railway
shops over a year ago, has been declared
off by the strikers, much to the gratllic't-
ton of the business men ana the towns
people generally.
The democratic county convention will he
held at Enosbureh Falls on July =
The republican city caucus to elect dele
gates to the Franklin county convention al
Euosburgh Falls ON the 25th inst. was held
at the city hall Monday highland passed off
vcIy tremendously. There were about l''
present. Col. a. 4. Han was elected chair
man with G. +. Cummings secretary. me
following are the delegates elected: Fuller
&C.. Smith, Samuel Fox, o. l.. Kinds, ;. w.
Mullineux, l.. II. Lombard, j. q. Norton,
Joseph Daigneault, l.. NJ. Blake, W. T..
Davis, Guy Prcutiss G. IL. Hale, w. v.
lecour, George w. Allen, |, Il. Bcoman.
Work on the electric railway between
this city and Swanton is practically com
pleted and about one hundred italians were
retired from duty Tuesday and returned
to their homes in Boston. Only enough
laborcrs were retained To put down the
crossing on Lake street and put ON the
finishing touches. The road to Swanton
will he oper to the public not later than
Friday, when a moonlight excursion VIII
he run to Swanton under the auspices OF
the Relief association.
The double funeral of George w. Rounds
and James A. Ferguson, who were killed
in the Central Vermont accident near Mid
dleseX on Sunday night, was held from
St Lukc's Church at l:30 o'clock Tuesday
| afternoon, and attended by IA large num-
| Der of friends as well as delegations from
Court St Adams No. 1,5,9, Independent
order of Foresters, the Brotherhood of
| Locomotive Ffremen and Green Mountain
| lodge No. $50, Brotherhood of Railway
| 'rrainmen. The Rev w. Hamilton Benham
oRiciated and two hymns ASLEEP in
Jesus" and There Is Blessed Home
were rendered by the choir, The body of
| Mr.. Ferguson was laid at rest in the South
Main street cemetery and that of Mr.
| Rounds in the Swanton cemetery.
| Arthur w. Fisher, a farmer living on St
| Adams hill. was tried In the city court
Tuesday for cruelty to animals. He plead
not guilty but was adiudgcd guilty and
taxed fine and costs amounting to sl693
An appeal was taken and bail furnished
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CHARLOTTE.

DIR. +. n. Alexander of st. Paul arrived
at his old home in Charlotte Sunday oven-
ing,-Thc ladies will hold their first ice
cream and strawberry festival, AT Mr.
Boach's residence at Charlotte Four
Corners, Friday evening, June 10Th. The
IIincSburgh band will be present.
\ lawn party will be held at the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. and Mrs. Beach next Friday
evening, June ~, Strawberries, ice cream
and cake will be served. The HinesburGh
band will be in attendance.-Miss Alice
Howe spent Sunday at her home in Bur
lington.-C hildrcns day was observed at
the Congregational Church last Sunday.
The church was prettily decorated with
flowers. The children deserve much credit
III acting their part of the programme
Mrs John A. Lewis, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past two weeks, eN-
poets to 20 to the hospital this week for
treatment Her daughter, Mrs. III. o.
Whitney of Wiliston, is caring for her.
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FLETCHER

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Hooper June 1l.-Miss Ella kinsleY and
niece Gertrude McNally of Hyde Park are
visiting her mother, Mrs. V II. Kinsley.-
The Rev. Mr.. Chase Of Richmond is *
pcctinG to preach at the Mission Church
at the Center this summertime little child
of Mr.. Latdn was buried from the Brig
hamvillc church, Sdturday.-Mrs. W.
ShepardSon visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Sloan. over SunlaN.-MisS Leona
brigham is taking carriage drive to
Lowell to visit her sister Mrs. Rufus Kins-
ley.-Lcc Carpenter has rented his farm
in johnson and will commence work for
FL Smith this week. Mrs. Wesley
Spaulding is il.-Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
paulding have closed their labor with Fred
Wells, Mrs, Spaulding will spent the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BN
ron Wetherhee.-The Ladies Aid society
has been Unfortunately postponed owing to
some Of its members taking up their resi-
dence in Cambridge.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

George II. Carr went on Monday to Jay,
n Y. to remain several days with his wife
and daughter, who are there for the sum-
mer.-Mrs. George W. Prindle and daughter
Jessie, went on Tuesday to Bakersfield to
be present at the graduation exercises of
Brigham Academy, when Mrs. Prindlo's
son. Leon graduates.-A. l.. Sherman of
burlington and sister, Mrs. w. II. Holmes
of Proctor, Guy IL. Sargent Of Rutland and
Miss l.. b. Bradley were the guests of T..
II. Converse on Sunday.-George w. Sc
Quin who has been away five weeks in New
Haven caring for Oliver Sherman, was
home for a short visit on Sunday return
ing the same day.-A glad surprise awaited
Mrs. Emily Prindle at the home of Mrs. w.
II. II. Varney on Thursday afternoon. the
18th inst, where she was invited to meet
with eight ladies near her age. The occa-
sion being the S0th anniversary of Mrs.
Prindles birthday. An afternoon tea was
served by the hostess to whom was due
largely the pleasant hours enjoyed by those
present.--Mrs J.J. Dumas and mother, who
have been in town for n week past have re-
turned home to Bristol.-Mrs j. X. Taggart
and son Kenneth, are visiting Charles w,
Taggart of Middlctown, Conn.--The Ladies'
Aid of the Baptist Church, held "A very sue
cessful strawberry and ice cream social
at the parsonage on Friday evening, the
18th inst, both financially and socially
Miss Mabelle Hosford, who has been teach
ing in Alabama during the past two years
returned home on Thursday last visiting
the cities OF Washington and New York
enroute.-Miss Sara Emo went on Saturday
to he present at the graduating exercises
at Vermont Academy, Saxtons River. She
will probably visit her brother, A. Ia. Emo
at Harvard College before returning. The
Christian Endeavor society were invited
To North Ferrisburgh Sunday evening tc
participate In the anniversary exercises OF
the Epworth League at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church,
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. NJ J. Ellis and Mrs. Pherona Cation
visited in Milton last week.. n. Gutter
and family, and Oscar Switzer and wife,
spend Tuesday at Shelburne Pond.-George
Fargo and wife, and little daughter Fern,
of Richmond are stopping with relatives
in town.-Mrs. james Bcnway and child
are visiting in st. Albans.W. w. Bcnway
has been making extensive repairs on his
village resdcnce.-Perm Smith has en-
gagged with the condensed factory at Rich
mond commencing work MOnday.-Child-
rens day exercises have been appointed to
take place Sunday evening. June 29th.-
10. w. Sayles had the misfortune to lose
a horse recently.-The Rev. j. T.. Thurstor
has been absent several days attending
the Baptist quarterly meeting.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. f. Z. Stevens of St Adams is visit
ing friends in town. Miss Mary Bailey visit
ed in Franklin last week.-Milo Wilson #
Glover spent few days last week at b. l..
Wilson s.-Mrs. +. l.. Washburn is Wis ting
friends in New York Statc.--k. A. Paul
started last Tuesday for Boston and the
Wcst.-David Aiken of Broome, 7. @, was
at A. II. Aitkin over Sunday.-Childron 5
day will be observed in the Congregational
Church next Sunday. June 22.-MisS Kat"
Champion went to sutton +. G., Tuesday
to act as bridesmaid at the wedding Of Miss
Annie Hdmiltou-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel La
rock ST., and Daniel Larock, jr., went To
ST. Adams Tuesday to attend the funeral
of charles Rounds.-Thc Rev. William
W alller attended the convention at Bellows
Falls this woek.-Miss Eliza Coburn went
to bakersfield Tuesday to attend the COM
meuccmcnt exercises at Brigham academy
Miss frankie Wilson of East Richford is
visiting at Is. l.. Wilson's.
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MORSE'S LINE.

Delor Mossey and Charles Depatie of
Milton were guests Of A. |. Depatie over
Sunday.-Miss Estela b. Hill returned sat
urday from a months stay at Hyde Park.
Mrs. Is. +. r. Mckinney is at Sherbrook,
quebec. for a three weeks Nisit-Mr.
Leonard Fuller is having an addition "A X
30 erected to his hay barn. George Hakey
has the job in charged j. Sanderson lost
his coach stallion last week.-Georee Bar
mum met with quite a serious accident re-
Gently while running his separator. He
caught his hand between the casing and
gear wheel, mutiating two fingers and a
thumb. NJ. Hill was in Morrisvile iast
week.-The fourteen months old child Of
u. r Hotsopple died Sunday night. The
funeral was held at Pigeon Hnl ThurslNy.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

f. j Mcdonald and pupils held a picnic
in s. j. Randall's grove last Saturday,
Mrs, G. r. Gorton and children of Maiden,
Mass. are the guests of Mrs. Gorton'S par
cutS, Mr.. and Mrs. .. II. Ellis.-State's
Attorney Mower of Burlington was i'm town
Tu"SduN.-Mr and Mrs. /. X Jones and
grandson visited Mr. Jones mother in
GaNSVille last week.-F X. Strong and
daughter were in Starkshoro sunday to
visit Mir. Strong's sister Mrs. Ferguson,
who is ill.-Lyman Hill has purchased MIS-.
Phcrona Gorton's place at the village
Mrs. Hattie Barton who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. John Grace, for the past
few weeks. has returned to her home in
New York Stato-Thc Misses Georgia.
Brewster and Alma Carpenter are home
from the Randolph Normal school to spend
their summer vacation.