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CAMBRIDGE.

o. w. Reynolds has been quite sick
again, but is now able to sit up some.
-Rollo Reynolds has returned to his
school in Brookline, Mass, Warner
Brush to Phillips Academy. Exeter n.
H., Harlow Leavens and Ildah Guy To
the Peoples Academy in Morrisvile.-
Professor Gilmore has gone to Underhill
to begin his school.-rhe Rev. Albert
G.. Mohr has gone on a few weeks va
cation. Mrs. Lasher the evangelist, will
supply in his absence.-Mss Leonora
Peck, who has been seriously i'll at the
American House, was carried to her
brothers in Essex Junction Saturday
The Misses Hodsdons of South Boston
have been stopping at the America
House the past week.-Hellene and
Laura Belle, children of Willis Stafford
are both sick with summer complaint
George Stafford of East Arlington visited
his cousin in town last week.-Quite a
good many went to the fair in Sheldon
last week c. n. Styles took his men
agerie, which Is composed of 20 animals
movie. S. Cornell and Florence visited
in Franklin and also attended the fair
last week.-Helen Holmes has gone back
to St. Adams last ball game of tho
season was played Saturday between the
johnson team and the home team. The
JOHNSON team came out ahead.
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only the relative. and a few intimate
friends were present The rooms were
tastefllly decorated with evergreen fes-
toons mingled with asparagus foliage.
frightened with golden rod and the vivid
red berries of the mountain ash tree
Shortly after eight O'Clock the wedding
marty descended the stairs nrecede1 hv
a guard of honor. This consisted Of little
Alma Hollenborg and Marjorie Tinkham
carving each one end of an evergreen
rope while at the other end were Charley
Hollenborg and Paul French The chill
drcn separated a little and between them
the wedding PARTY flied, the groom and
his best man. Fred Richmond: the brides
maid. Miss Helen Richmond ana the bride
leaning on her fathers arm. Miss Mar
iorie Batcholder was at the piano and
plavod Mondelssohn's wedding march The
Rev. A f. MacGregor performed the cere-
mony "A modified Episcopal form. includ-
inc an EXCHANGE of riupe E-oIlowino tbo
CONGRATULATIONS a collation. was served
and at shortly after ten the wedding party
drove away. Their home will he in Bar
tom where Mr. Roam is toIlor IN tho Va
tionaI bank. and Mrs Bean having taught
school there several terms. will have
many friends to 60 to as VOL rs to leave
in Nowport The Wedding nrosents wore
numerous and beautiful. cut glass. china
silver. fine linen ard o,nhroidorv. an Gle
giant rosewood music cabinet pictures. a
standard dictionary ana stand lace work
and drawn work etc. .n cvincing the
hi,,b astoa,,, -, ,,4i,, a. ,,, '''S
are held The most hoartv GOOD wishes
follow them to their home.
Invitations are out for the Wedding ~
A. Il. Chamberlain Of Eoston Mss TO
Miss Eaton
Tho 18Th Vermont voIurteors Will, bola
their annual ra,,nior bore on S'.t,.da,.
September 70. takinr \ ride on rho t.ad,,
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EDEN.

The Dorcas society are to have a picnic
at Lake Eden Sept. 18th. in the after
noon. The society will furnish cake and
ice cream.-'rhe frosts this week have
done a great deal of damage to corn and
garden stuff in rhs town.-Arthur Town
of Saratoga, n. y, was a guest of Mrs.
Sanhorn rccently.-Mrs. Luana I.amphere
is at work for Ohio I3oomhower-
II. W. Bacon has gone to Wolcott to
visit her daughter, Mrs. T. G. Arbuckle
On Tuesday Lewis Cross of Lowell and
+. G. Wheelock were arraigned before
states Attorney Bicknel for ntoXication.
Both plead guilty and were fined accord
ingly.-H ~. Adams and wife are attend
ing Barton fair.-NIrs. Parker Collins is
visiting in MOntDelier
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DERBY.

William II. Spear, formerly of the firm,
Spear * Ionic, died last week, Tuesday
night at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Delmar Stevens in West Derby af-
ter long and distressing sickness with
heart disease. His remains We're brought
to his home in Derby Friday morning.
where funeral services were held in the
afternoon. His daughter Kate who had
been spending some time near Boston for
her health came home Thursday at at
tend the funeral-Shedon, the youngest
child of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hay died last
Friday morning with dysentery. Funer-
al services were held at the house Sun
day afternoon, the Rev. j. II. Cone Off
eating. The rest of the family, whose
sickness has been reported before in these
columns are all better.-Mr, and Mrs.
Hay and son Alden, left for Franklin n.
IL, last Tuesday morning in hopes that
rest and change of air may restore them
to health. Mr.. Hay has been quite sick
for several weeks.-A little son of John
Kelley, who has been spending several
weeks with his mother at his grand
mothers was taken violently i'll with
dyscntery last Thursday and is still quite
sick. -Dysentery is prevailing to quite
an extent among the children here.-W.
T. Kilborn is still quite sick with typhoid
fever 1t is hoped the fever is wearing
on.-The Academy school opened lass
Tuesday under very favorable circum-
stances. The board of teachers this term
is composed of Prof. and Mrs. Edger-
comb, Miss Marion Clark of Brockton,
Mass, Louise NJ. Farnsworth, Emma A.
Moore and II. III, Wilder, There were
about GO students last week with a pros
pect of many more.-Mr 'and Mrs.
Charles A. Young started last Tuesday
for a carriage drive to Burlington, whore
their son Myron expects to enter college
at the opening of the fan term. Harry
clark also intends to enter college at
burlington at the same time,-Charles
Rush has gone to Watcrville, Me, where
he Will enter college.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr., and Mrs. Leonard of Tarrytown. N
Y, are boarding at o. j. Thomas's.-M
L. Cornell of Tarrytown, n. y, is Wis
iing his brother, w, Il, Connell.-Nliss
Edith Fisk and Robert Fisk returned
to Rochester Monday.-Mrs. Helena Ten
ncy is visiting friends in Burlington and
from there will attend the Plattsburgh
farm. Diamond returned to New York
Monday.-W. c. Keech aud Louis lie
baron Ganigues of New York are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rorback. Wolf
Hopper, Austin Corbn, Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Digby Bell, Marguerite Clark
and Lou Payne of New York
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. f., r. Rey-
nolds recenty.-Robert Dean of Ogdens-
burgh spent Sunday in town.-Mrs. Rob
crt Dean and daughter left Tuesday
night for New York for the winter.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Baker last Week.-Mrs. Lynda
Lengfeld began teaching school at the
south end Tuesday,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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accldently let 1t come down across her
"rist' almost severing an artery.
Miss Nellie Ranslow has entered school
at Poultney.
FRANK Jewett has been engaged as pro-
1essor of Latin and Greek at the Normal
school at Edenboro, Pa.
Tuesday evening n reception was given
IN" KEY. y. Nj. Aubin at Columbia hall
suitable addresses were made by IA
ther Aubn, Father Salmon and others.
The Swanton band attended in a body
ana rendered some very fine selections.
Father Salmon will have charge of the
work in this parish. Father Aubin left
on the 1928 p. m. train for New York,
where he will sail for England.
ii. ~. Burt Jr.. has finished his ar
engagements for going West and will
leave Thursday morning. lie has a large
farm in Nebraska and expects to spend
The Mintnr lhcrn lnnSinl aftnr his ulfairs.
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CRAFTSBURY.

c. II. Hanson has bought II. A.
SCOTS village resdcnce.-Tho Crafts
bury academy opened last Tuesday with
about 40 students.-SeVera families from
this town were represented al Newport
last week on legal business.-It is eX-
pcCted that the Rev. w. f. Allen OF
Chelsea will speak in the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gilman from Glover were in
town last Sunday,-Mrs. Amanda Daver-
son and son from Boston are visiting
her sister, Mrs, James Anderson.-Jame
Anderson went last week Wednesday to
North Hampton TO work in the insane
asylum Several families from this town
attended the Sherbrooke fair last week
The glass blowers We're in town last
week with good success.--J c, Allen and
wife have gone to Burlington with their
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NEWPORT.

Orleans county court opened the Sep
TENDER term at 10 a. m. on September
. with Judge W. P. Stafford presiding,
and Assistant Judges Henry c. Cleveland
and William +. Clark. The other
officers of the court We're Henry h. Cush-
man, clerk; Frank T. Miles, deputy clerk;
Lorenzo D. Miles sheriff Albert w.
Farman, States attorney; Asa c. sleeper,
probation officer; John Cattanach, stem
ographer. The Rev. NJ. W. Farman Of
Westhcld offered prayer The docket
was given over and the cases for trial
were arranged. After drawing their tails
man the following grand jurors were
sworn and taken to the grand juror
room; NJ. b. Chafey, Allen Vincent j.
II. Buck, Charles Wright, William 5, Til
lotSon. Alonzo {, Phillips, II w. Glllls,
William Hackett George \. Ware, Ben
iamn +. Place, William a. Blake, sam
ucl II. Holhrooke, O, l.. Farr, Luther
s. Woodwork, Rufus Avcrille, Z. O.,
Holt. John Risbee and George Young.
Court adjourned at noon until Saturday
morning, when the case of John j. Clark
VS. Edward NJ. Gallagher was taken
up, This is for trespass and Will be tried
by struck jury.
The community was saddened on Friday
morning to learn that John Bishop was
killed during Thursday night Mr.. Bishop
was an cmploye OF the Boston & Maine
shift. Thursday one OF the night mon
wanted to go to Sherbrooke to attend the
fair and got Mr.. Bishop to work for him
on Thursday night. No one saw or knew
of the accident until the body was found
on the track and as near as can be
judged, while pulling pin he caught his
foot between the track and the guard
rail and was thrown or dragged under
the train, the left leg was cut off twice.
the body split in two lengthwise and the
head cut off. Several cars and one engine
passed over him 1t is claimed by several
who examined it that the blocking that
is required by law in all such places as
a protection, was all worn out. The flu
neral was held Friday afternoon in the
Episcopalian Church and the burial was
at Dixon, +, Q. Mr., Bishop was the sup
port of his mother, who resides in town
He also leaves two brothers and two sis
tors.
The residence of Kendrick Rich
mond of Bay View street was the scene
of a very pretty home wedding last We'd
nesday evening. The contraC ting parties
were Arthur Leroy Bean of Barton and
Miss Grace, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Kendrick Richmond of this place Owing
TO the poor health Of the brides mother
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FAIRFAX.

The Hon. Judge Hotchkiss, wife and
Son of Georgia visited Mrs Hotchhiss'a
mother last Thursday.-Mis John Ken
drick returned from the West last week.
Mrs. Nathan Ufford is visiting his
brother. II. S. Ufford.-Nlrs. Sarah
Northrop of Essex junction and Mrs
Emma Loveand of Boston snont few
DAYS with DR.. A. G. Brush.-C. y.
Southland visited his mother last week.
ii. O. Stiles and wife of Johnson visited
his mother. Mrs. d. j. Norton Saturday.
Mrs. George A. Iawton ana daughter,
started for the West September /, to Wis
1t ntis.--Mrs. Purmont Tabor started
last week to spend few weeks with
friends in Nashua, n. H.. and Boston,
Mass.-Miss Anna Rowland spent one
day last week in Buringtou.- iutatuo#
ere rottine badly IL. toWn.-Nr. AMI Mrs
Fred ShepardsOn and children are Wis
lung friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
w. Warren are rejoicing over the birth
Of a SON August %. lIarlcy McNall and
wife. K. H. Buck and wife visited i. \.
luck OF Burlington ThursdaY-Road
commissioner Beardsley is putting in Il
nice piece Of permanent road on thu
Alfred Hil.--George Kenlcld had tn"
misfortune to break one OF his toes by
having a log fall on it last Woek.-Ail-s
Mary Unord and a lady friend went To-
tire island Tuesday to visit her brother,
Edson.-Those from this town who at
tended the mid summer meeting and ban
Duet of the Fish and Game League at
Fort Frederic Friday were the Hon. y.
J.. Beeman, Deputy Sheriff c. G, Gillette,
Or. Y. a. Petty, f. ". Shcpardson,
Clinton E. Howard and Arthur Bceman.--
Congressman A. r.. Capron of Rhode Is
land is the guest of John f.. Nendrick
at his summer home Elmhurst, both
having arrived Saturday evening Jerry
Dornstfe, contractor of Burlington, WAS
in town Saturday. is again in fun
force at the school building. five cm
loads of brick having arrived last week.
There was a promenade AT the y. H. /.
hall last Friday evening, given by the
school.-Miss Ada Currie is for the pres
ent working for Mrs. j. f.. kondrick.-
Mrs. A. j. Mudgett accidentally fell the
full length of a flight of stairs SUNDAY
and was quite badly shaken up.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

Some of the campers have had excel
lent luck fishing in Seymour Lake
About $50 Cargills and their friends
gathered near Camp Racket last Friday
for a basket picnic and to visit Cyrus
Cargll and family from New York, who
are campinG.-George Nj. Calkins and
wife are visiting in New Hampshire
Frank LeClair has "A big wood job near
West Dcrby.-W. L.. Blood is harvesting
grain for the farmers in this section.-
Miss Kate Ferrin teaches in No. |. Miss
Ava Allen in No ., Miss Gibson in No.
7. and Grace Croft in No. 6.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

There are Is pupils attending the three
departments of the village school.-Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Weston of Burlington are
visiting friends in this place.. NJ Will
cox, administrator of John Buffers es-
tate, has sold the black smith shop to
w. w. Smith and decided the home to
Mrs. Laura Butler.-Mrs. G. y. Glove
land, after spending a week with friends
here. has returned to her home in North
Adams, Mass.-The ladies of the Gene
terry association will serve an ice cream
supper on the lawn at the home of j. f.
Wilcox. Saturday, Sept. u, from 4 o'clock
till $50 D. m.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Daniel Chaplain. who has been in poor
health for years. died very suddenly last
Friday from the effects of a shock. He
was an old and respected citizen. He
leaves a wife and one SOM. o. Shedd,
who has been living on NJ. f.. Wilson $
farm for the past year. has bought the
town farm for $liC0.-M. T. Wilson has
sold his farm to H. II. Tracy. Mr. Tracy
and family went to California about one
year ago with the intention of settling
there if he found it agreeable to do So,
hut he thinks old Vermont is good enough
for him to live in nOw.-Whilc Alvin
Woodward was driving home from Island
Pond on his meat wagon last saturday
night, one Of his black horses fell dead
in the road. lie was sick when he start
ed with him in the morning Peter
Pickle, who had his hip fractured last
week. by the kick OF horse is now able
SIT nm some.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mrs. F. G. Kingsley, who has been
under the doctors care for the last two
or three weeks, is somewhat better. Mrs.
Martha Kingsley of Alburgh Springs is
caring for her-Mrs. James ONeil Is suf-
fcring with rheumatism-Mr Chapman
is in charge of the railroad station while
Mr.. Bohannon is away on his wedding
trip.-Miss Minnie Burleigh went to
South Hero Saturday.-Sf.hools opened
Tuesday with Miss Annie Thorpe in No.
2, Ethelyn Rockwell in No. 4. Mrs. Nye IN
the Brayton district and Mrs. Deuel. in
No &
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HYDE PARK.

Arthur Sherwn of Burlington visited
at his grandfathers, l.. i. Sherwin S.
Tuesday,
Clarence Foster Of Barre was at his
fathers, L. +. Fosters. the first of the
week.
William Davis. who has been in the
employ of n, q. Wood for year has
completed his labors there and his
brother, Clyde, succeeds him.
James T. Hnnlcy Of Essex passed a
short time with his nephew, ID. r. Han
ley the first of the week.
H. NJ. Mcfarland is repainting his resi-
dcnCp
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JOHNSON.

Grace Leland returned to her work in
Newport, N. H., Monday.-Arthur +.
Sherwin of Burlington called on rea-
tives Monday,-C. II. Stearns attended
the fish and game banquet last week.
Mrs. Alexander Riddle is still very low
with little hopes of her recovery.-Miss
Lloyd. who has been visiting at f. A.
Leiands, returned TO her home in st.
Johnsbury the first of the week.-Mrs.
Rev. !. T. johnson is in Pittsburg. Pa
Mrs. Sagor, mother of w. |. Sagcr Is
visiting hm.-Wil Landon and wife are
spending a few days with relatives III
Grand 1sle.-Msses Carrie Leslie and
Susie Collins united with the Congrcga-
tional Church last Sundays. w. Ian
don and family from Bordentown, n.
j., spent Sunday with C.. II. Stearns and
family.-Clarcnce Davis is home from
Bangor. Me, for a few days rest.-tl.
w. Scott has gone to the Barton falr
this Week.-Mrs. A. O. Bell from Spring
field, Mass, is visiting relatives here
Farmers are digging their potatoes,
which are a good crop, though some
complain of rot.-The Normal school
opened last week with the following as
Dickinson, English; Miss Fisher, science;
Miss Tracy history; Miss Palmer, prin-
cipal of training school; Miss Ilibbard,
music; Miss Wakefield, language; Miss
Willard. English and science, with
Misses Aver. Kennedy. Reed ana Orms.
hec as assistants. The school opens
with Il good attendance and everything
points TO a prosperous tcrm-E. :.
Campbell was in town on Monday.-Mrs.
Jerry Bralow is sck.-L NJ Jones is
painting his residence.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
FORESTDALE.

Hayden CARLYLE of Greenfield Mass, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Alma Smalley.-
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Nation and two
children of PlattsburGh, n Y. ara
guess at the Rev. G. Il. Hill's- Misses
Mary and katherine o Brien of Burling-
ton are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan 'Brien.-Miss Alma New
ton returned Monday to the State Nor
NAL school at Castleton.-Miss Elizabeth
Crafts, who has been visiting Miss GER
trude Symons, returned to Rutland sat
urdaN.-Miss Je ssie Anoe Is attending
school at proctor.-Guy Bump returned
to the Albany Business College Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Symons is visiting rela-
tives in Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Monkton of North Iia1tland are visiting
at Mrs. Anna Monkton' s.-Forestdale was
visited by the most terrific electrical and
hail storm last Friday that was ever
known in this vicinity. A barn belong-
ine to Augustus Breed was struck by
lightning and burned together with six
tons of hay a horse and carriage. The
hail did $50 worth of damage for New
ton & Thompson Mfg Co, breaking
all the sky lights in the factory. There
were 50 lights of glass broken at the town
farm and 20 broken at G. +, Newtons.
There were very few houses but what
had windows broken by the hail, Some
of the hail stones measured six inches
in circumference.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRIsVILLE.

A very pretty wedding occurred We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Davis when her sister. Miss
Minnie Wright, was united in marriage to
Clarence Gallup. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. q. II. Wright brother
of the bride, assisted by Rev. NJ. S.
Eddy. Miss Mae Wright, a niece of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Leon
Adams Of Wolcott was best man. Miss
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FRAN KILN.

C. S. Cornell and daughter of Cam
bridge were guests at {. W. Powell 5
last week.-F. l.. Hopkins went to Pitts
field Monday. called there 10y the burn
ing Of the stock of G. f.. Noyes " Co.,
in which he is interested.-Mrs J." r.,
Ladd of New York. Mrs Belle Richard
son and son of South Burlington have
been spending few days with friends
here.--Mrs. NJ w. Chadwick and Nor
ton Powers of Burlington, who have
been guests of Mrs. Emma Bell returned
home Saturday.-Misses Margaret ami
lIilda Hopkins went to Burlington Mon
day. Miss Margaret is to continue her
studies in music, and Miss liilda enters
the high school.-Nearly all the schools
in town orcned Monday. Mr.. Wilmarth
of Lyndon is principal and Miss Alice
l5lodgctt of Cabot and Miss Elizabeth
I.abaree teachers in the Intermediates
and primary dopartments-R H. Brown,
Miles Phillips and Leon Pierce are at
tending county court.
Mrs. Addie Cross Grove of stockton.
HANS is visiting her sister. Mrs. II. NJ.
Iilcy-Mrs. Maud Hogaboom and Misses
Ldith and Sadie Phillips have returned
from the White Mountains whore they
have been at work.--H. W. Pratt and
son -n-law, r. r. Scribncr, arrived hons
Saturday afternoon from their Calitor-
MIA trip, with the G. A. R.-Mr. and Mrs.
s:cribnor and daughter started for their
home in Corinth Tuesday.
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WATERVILLE.

A. l.. Laraway was in Boston last
week.-Lee Whittemore is visiting
friends II New York State.-Howard
Cakes arrived home from Alton Bay, n.
H., on Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wcstcot, Jr., visited friends at Clover
dale over Sunday.-Mrs. Abba Ober OF
Waterbury visited Mrs. M. r. Kelley
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tay-
lor visited her sisterf Mrs Howard
Thomas, at Elmore last week.-Edward
Robinson has moved into Laraway's
tenement opposite the school house.
The Rev. Mr. Duncan from Canada oc-
cupied the pulpit for the Rev, Mr.. john
son on sunday.-Henry Bedell has moved
from Bakersfield into one of Mr. Lard
ways tenements.-Thomas Bennett has
moved from Enosburgh into Fred No
Farlands house on the hill.-Mr. aud
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. N j. Kingsbury of Wal
den visited at the Rev. o. L. Newton g
the past week.-Burton II. Bohanon and
Anna II. Beardsley were married at
Henry Wedgcworths on Saturday by the
n Newton