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Kentness Book Club.

The Kenntniss Club will meet with Miss
Betsy Montgomery tomorrow afternoon.
The members will please meet at the
Raney Library Hall and take the 4:30 car
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Eastern League Games.

(By the Associated Press.)
Rochester 4; Providence 8.
Baltimore 2: Worcester s.
Buffalo 8: Jersey City 2.
Toronto 8: Newark 0. Forfeited.
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American League Games.

(By the Associated Press.)
AT Chicago RHE
Chicago :. OOO0O01O-1 6 4
Boston :. .....0 0 / 1 2 0 0 o. G
Batteries: White and Sullivan: Dineen
and CriSer.
At Cleveland RH E
|Cleceland :. ....0110O0 00O-2 6 2
Philadelphia 80 0 % / O 8 o. 10 l
Batteries: Boss and Bemis; Waddell
and Snreck
At Detroit RHE
Detroit :. :. ...01101O O1*-4 Z 2
Washington J. ..011OOO OO-3 8 5
Batteries: Donovan Mcclure and Bue-
low; Lee and Clark.
At st. Louis RHE
st Louis !. ....OOO1 0 o 0 0 OIL 2 2
New York ....6 0 2 0 ON0 0-3 9 /
Batteries Donohue and sugden: Crit
fifth and O'Connor.
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sHERIDAN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
Greenwood S. c., wishes special CORE
spondent for each southern county.
Work pleasant, profitable, professional.
Send stamp.
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spEcICAL.

Wake Forest College Commencement.
Tickets will be on sale May %, %, "a, rs.
2G and q. j. l.. ALLEN,
Agent
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AGENTs-s75 MONTHLY. METAL COM
bination Rolling Pin. Nine articles
combined Lightning seller Sample
free Forshee Co, 537 Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED-MEN TO HANDLE LUMBER
in Planning mill; steady employment and
good wages. Clayton Manufacturing
Company, Clayton, N. G.
5-21-1W
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DO YOU y

DO YOU WISH TO CORRESPOND OR
marry. II so, address, confidentially,
National Alliance Grand Rapids, Mich.
Describe yourself
5-1e-Sun-tf.
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FOR SALE-ADULTS INVALID ROLLING
Chair, Rubber Tire Wheels; Good Chair:
practically new. c. l.. Blacknall, Kit
trell, N. G.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE, CITY PROP
erty, Farm Mineral and Timber Lands.
]. Stuart Kuykendall, Greensboro, N. c.
5-23.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED HOTEL
man for 80 room hotel being built Adj
dress, P. L. Gardner. Lakeview, Moore
County. ~ c., the new all-year resort.
5-24-4t sun.
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talented elocutionist whose recitals
have been enjoyed here before The mu-
steal programme is in charge of Miss
Annie Spencer Jones.
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WANTED EVERYWHERE HUSTLERS
to tack signs, distribute circulars, sam
pies. etc; no canyassing; good pay. sun
Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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of six or eight rooms or a vacant lot
no fancy prices. Address, Cash Buyer
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AGENTS $50 TO $50 WEEKLY EASILY
made We prove this. Luminous name.
plates, numbers. signs readable darkest
nights; samples free. Right supply Co.,
Englewood, Ill.
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WANTED--A SMART BOY WITH SOME
knowledge of the printing business. Adj
dress x, care News and Observer.
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DETECTIVES-EVE LOCALITY
good salary, experience unnecessary.
international Detective Agency, Mil
waukee, Wis.
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WE SEEK HUSBAND FOR WIDOW IN
North Carolina, age 40, worth $4,000
Bachelor Girl, age 27. worth $4,000.
Catholic Maiden Lady, age %, worth
$4 800 The Mutual Book Exchange,
Toledo, Ohio.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRUGGIST
1st of June; good salary paid right man
Address, Box els, Kinston. 5-1G-1w
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WANTED CONTRACTORS TO BID OK
two Brick Stores, 30 by so feet; two
stories; bids to close June tenth. c. ii
McArtan, Ellington, N. G. 5-21-6t
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FOR SALE Boiler, 3O-horse power;
Engine, 25-horse power / Farrell Safe,
20x27 inches inside, all in good condition.
Address p. o. Box 237, Winston Salem,
n G..
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wANTED-A FIRST CLASS MUSICAL
director to teach Band of Is or 16
pieces. Must be sober and up to date.
Write terms, etc. Address, Manager
Wilson Cornet Band. Lock Box 2, Will
son, N. c.
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WANTED. COMPETENT PER S ON
to run a small hotel. Good opening for
any one who understands this business.
Address j., care News and Observer.
5-10-2w,
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AGENTS wANTED-HITCH HORSES
sold instantly; patented: weighs but
four ounces; fits pocket; sight seller.
Address Pocket Hitchingpost Co., Rich.
mond, Ind.
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WHEN you WANT SEWING MA
chine or anything about one. call SIN
ger store. All phones.
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Education is a good thing, provided
does not unfit man for honest labor
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QUEEN OF SEA
and
PROVIDE
Merchants and
Tram CO. Stea
Lines.

From Norfolk for Bosto.
day, Wednesday, Friday an
For Providence every Mon
and Saturday
Accommodations and Gus,
ed. Finest coastVvise trip
Send for tour book
W. T. TURNER
BAL
r. II. WRIGHT,
MOI
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3 !:

II / can live
To make some pale face brighter and to
give
"A second lustre to some tear-dimmed eye,
Or cen impart
One throb OF comfort to an aching heart,
Or cheer some wayworn sou. in passing
by;
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BRAINTREE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Flint and dauEhterl
of st. Adams are spending some tmsI
with relatives in town.-The Rev William
Ew"ll. who has been with the East }rain-l
tree and West Brookiield churches dur
Inc the summer months. has finished his|
work here for the present and gone to hisl
home near BoSton.-Mr. and Mrs. Martini
Linhcd and MIR. and Mrs g. \. Flint
and children were in Brookiiold tho last|
of the week to attend gathering # the|
Linteld familN.-Miss Marion Woodward
Of Montpelier, who has bon spending
few We Ks with hcr grandparents. {. E..
Woodward and wife returned to her
home Tuesday.-Miss Anna Farnsworth
of Boston is spending n few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Crowley.
La. arc visiting her sister Mrs. Bert
Farnsworth and other relatives in town.
Perkins Flint and Miss Wallace Of Bethel
were united in marriage Saturday. Il
week there were two Congregational Sun
day school picnics. Friday the societvl
of Randolph had theirs at the Rocking
Rock and the Sunday school of Brdintree|
Hin and East Braintree went to Mt
Nevens. Both we're we'll attended and Il
very pleasant day was spent by both old
and young.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Schools in town are to open for the fall
term Monday. August 81, with the cNcep-
tion of the Quarry schools which open
August a. Teachers engaged as as fol-
lows: ClogStou school, Elsie f.. Poorc of
Berlin; \ *, Martin, Ida V. Adams OF
South Barre. q. W. LYnde, Marion NJ
Dana of WaitsHcld; village primary, t.m-
ma T.. Adams: intermediate, Belle H.
Robinson; grammar Ida NJ r. Wood
BAPTIST street. Marion |. Lord of Wash
ington: G. v. Cram, BcrniCe |, Morse Of
Bakersfield: Quarry intermediate, Flora
L. Clogston of Worcester; grammar.
Cora G. Kennedy of Waterbury; q. l..
Williams. Annice l.. McGue of Barre
Scaver. Lena II. Wales of South Barre
Teachers are not engaged for the South
Hill. Red Meeting house and Quarry
primary schools. Ten of the above men
toned teachers taught in town last
spring, and nine are returned to the
same school Miss Anna L.. Gordon of
Montpelier was engaged to teach the
Quarry primary but was released to ac-
Ccpt a school in Hartford The high
school will also open August 81 under the
teacher of last year. Miss Marion Hors
ford of Charlottc.-Mrs. \. $. Winchester
and son Lindsay are visiting i'm Elmore
this week. Miss Julia A. Sinons of
PROV idcncc is spending her vacation with
relatives In town, as is also Miss Julia
Bass of Somorville, Mass,-Charles II,
Benedict. who las been employed in
Mortified for several months is now at
WVy-. ~ the market Of NJ. T. Beneyides. 80
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oot n,1 nii, ,,,i, 80 .,,,,
thc homo of thI hrid"!s r',,i,o, ti, t,ir,,'. a.
Auyust IL Mic, Va, >,tunn,,'.o -, pi,h
r,orJ 10 ,,,,rtIin,, - Coo, d,,.,. ,,.i,h Nil,
Ntohn, t,,,iInri Mo ,rhaatinro aiar,.i,,
Lns ,,r,i tor L,,., 49, <r,h MI,
etrcot io u southnrd t,nhnrt ttolhroo,,
and sister nf 'rnwnshcnd nrc VISITING ,beir
brother Niuin,n az Tho ho,o of Mic
I,urncnt ,nLnr
Mr. ava Mrs Holman tIuhhoil or po,vor
nam Wis nro visi,in. tlni, hrn,tor
,.bn,,Ics thcir nothrr Nre Ccnrro nm
bcu win rot,r,, Homo viih tbom vuI
Alfred of Virginia is visiting friends in
town. II is tho drst ,.isit sincn hc wont
from hcro tventv-tvo vo,re nro-Miss
Alhiua \irccnt of picbnond IL, ,.isi,in,,
at tbo homo Of Mrs pnIniro ballard -
Mrs A II Enkor and tvo iitilc hnve
have pono to Eoeton to snnnd several
months with hor son A1bcr, who has n
position thnrc-Nr and Mrs Mol ulinr
of Norrisvi,lo vbo have boon tho pucsts
of Nr nud Mrs t. r. MONTAGUE and
other friends the past fow DAYS have
returned To their homc.-Rolla Sntthard
is moving into the Marvin house on tho
hill.-Work has been begun developing
the falls. and 100 or more mon are OK
pcctod to he EMPLOYED here tho coming
wcck.-Tvo now rural delivery routos
start from here the 18th. one going to
Wcstford, the other through North Fair
fax.
Monday night. while milling, Charles
Rugg had an artery burst He called to
his wife and she went to "A ncighbor's
for help Mr. Rugg bound his limb to
check the flow of blood but by the time
the doctor arrived he was very weak,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Rachel start of Bakersfield. Who
has been "A guest of Miss Kate Champion,
returned home Saturday.-Mrs, Robert
Martin of Boston. Mrs Eva Keith Of
Troy and Miss liallic kelton of ST.
Adams were guests of Horace Coburn
and wife Frday.-Mr Wcathcrby Of
Boston is stopping at LuCicn Wilson'S
Mrs. T.. NJ. Brown ana daughter of
sheldon has been visiting at her fathers,
William Cumming s.-Mr. Shattucll and
daughter 81 cnt Thursday at her fathers,
Mr. /. c. Kendall's.-Miss Eta Coburn Of
Springfield, is guest at her
unclc's, Horace Coburn s,-Miss Eldora
Hodges OF Burlington, who has been stop
nG with her sister. Mrs l., II. Button
the past few weeks has gone to Holland.
Mrs Nelson Smith OF Pennington,
Conn, is visiting her brother, A. H.
Atkcn,-The Rev. Wilbcrt Anderson of
Exeter, n. H. is the guest of his father,
Judge Ira Anderson,-Mi Wheeler OF
Waterbury is "A guest of Miss Marion
Walkcr.-Miss Stella Loveren of Nor-
cester, Mass, is spending ii weeks VaCa-
lion at the home Of her father, II. Z.
Loveren Mrs, f.. l.. Washburn and Mrs.
-. l.. Wilson started Saturday last for
a carriage drive, and before returning
will visit several places in Orleans
County.-A very pleasant reception was
given at the Congregational Church par
lors Tuesday evening in honor of Robert
Lewis and wife of Shanghai, China, the
Rev. Wilhert Anderson and wife of Exc
ter, n. H., receiving with them. The
church was very prettily decorated with
flowers and American and Chinese flags
and banners. A programme was carried
out. Miss Calia Bowen of Richford and
Miss Eva Pond sang. Among those from
out of town were W. j. Van Patton OF
Burlington the Rev. Mr.. Baker ana wife
of Enosburgh and the Rev Mir. SChnh'l'
oil Richford. Refreshments of ice cream
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ALBURGH SPRINGS

Miss Charlotte Garfield Of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. Cal
lHEhcr.-Silas Chccscman and Mrs Al
bright are visiting at Mr.. Cheeseman's. --
Harry Morgan and his sister are visiting
at Or. Rogers s. Miss NJ j. Evans. dean
of Castloton College of Northicld, Mimi.
viii speak at the stone school house.
West AlburSh, next sunday, August p.
at three q clock y. m, and also at Al
hurgh Springs next Sunday evening.
August ., at 1870 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited to attcnd.-'rhe Rev. j.
KiddCr started Tuesday for Charlotte to
attend the annual reunion of the Adams
family at Thompson's Point Wednesday,.
Those invited are the descendants of
beacon Allen Adams of FerriSburgh.-
Mrs. |. &. Brewer of St. Charles. Mimi.
and Miss NJ, j. Evans of Northhcld,
MINI. have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. j. kidder, for few weeks and will
return next wcek.-There wlll be n so
ciahlo and apron sale at West Alburgh
al the home Of Mr. and Mrs, Parker on
the evening of September ; for the bencht
of the Congregational Church. All are
cordially invite ed
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IRASBURGH.

Mrs. Holhrook of Johnson has been
visiting her son and family.-Mrs Myrtle
Slack is at the White mountains for Il
few weoks.-Mrs. S. V. Man and Mrs
Hunt of Fairfax are visiting at Il. w
Keith s.-Tho Iloa Edwin T.. Bryant of
whom "A most complimentary mention
was recently made in this paper, died last
Tuesday, August II, near Toronto on the
cars of heart failure. As president of the
Wisconsin FISH commission, he had made
trip to Woods Hole, Mass. visited friends
i'm sheldon and was returning home. His
son. William Villas. NJ. D.. was with him
lie was a man of remarkable ability and
rare worth, beloved by all who knew
him-A large company from this vicinity
went on the excursion To Burlington last
Frday.-Mrs II. A. Bogue and family
Of Richford visited in town last week.
Miss Aiker Of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Il. r. Treat.
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CRAFTSBURY.

c. c. Cole, wife and daughter spent
last Sunday AT Caspian laio.-Arthur
Smith from Connecticut, a former resi-
dent, is in town for a short visit.-Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Rawson returned To their
home in New York last Wednesday after
spending a few days in this tOwn.-Mrs.
Charles RdWson returned to her home in
Dcs Moinos, Iowa. last Thursday.-Jack
Villains returned from burlington last
saturday with his eyesight much i'm
prOVcd.-MrS. Clara GallaGhor's many
friends Will be glad to learn she is i'm
proving at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington, whore sh" has been for treat
mont-rhc Misses Lila and Florence
Merrill have been spending their vaca-
ton in town-I,illa Merrill has been en-
gagged to teach in the Peoples Academy
MorriSVille, the coming ycar.-O. G. Whit
cher and wife Of Albany and T.. f.. Kin
ncN and wife from North Troy visited
at the Kinney cottage last week.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

George Gilmore has sold his residence
on the corner OF Park and Main streets
to George Pupc.-W. w Smith has
sold his saw mill and mill property to
G. l.. Griswold.-William Curtis has
taken a trip to stowe to visit his daugh-
ter.-'rhp Roy. H. l.. Loehlin of WcStfnrd
will exchange pllptts with the Key. II.
g. Howard next Sunday, Aug. ga
daughter was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs. George Rornor.-NiSItors in the place
the past week are Mr.. Morrison and Mrs
Bentley of ST. Adams, Mr. and Ms, John
No Nully of Burlington, Dora Stelnhour
Of Cnderhll and W. G. Powell of Mont
pclor.--Anothor pleasant social event in
the history of the CriScendo club was
the htth anniversary of their organiza-
ton, and gentleman's evening. which
was hold in the hall at hotel Mcendy;
about one hundred guests We're present.
who were received by the hostess, Mrs
|. II, Nclcndy, assisted by Mrs. L. A.
Page Mrs. W. II. Griswod and Mrs. J.
+. Wilcox. a literary and musical pro-
gram was well rendered, and refresh
ments served. A history of the club was
rendered by Miss Carrie Carroll.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. Alfred of Clarkvillc, Virginia, is
the guest of his uncle, Horace +. Hall
Mrs. Smith Of New York has come to
stop few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Irwin Stcphcnson.-Aliss Eula Perkins Of
North Troy. Was the guest of Aiiss Lois
Sanburn last Week.-Mrs. Mac Chamberlain
Of brooklyn. y. y, is home for her
Vacation.-Mss Nora Wakefield spent the
week with friends IN Montgomery Mrs.
Emily Is. Wclman and son. Harry. Mr..
and Mrs. V. NJ Parker and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Parker and family MIR.
and Mrs. l.. Il. Wellman and family and
Miss Mac chamberlain are Spending the
week at aka Eden in r+ft,n
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patten are occupying a
cottage at Willoughby lake, rented from
Mr.. Webster of East Burke, Mr.. Pat
tens mother, Mrs. Eweus. and her sis
ter, Mrs. y. II. Gacdync, are spending a
few days with them.-Miss Emma Jer-
ONE from New Hampshire is visiting at
j. .. Ornc's ana at the home other ac-
ouaintances in town.-During the thun-
der storm on Monday the lightning en-
tered the dwelling Of George House by
way of the chimney. going down the
chimney and stovepipe and throwing
dishes from the stove. 1t then made its
way into the cellar Mrs. House was
near the stove at the time but escaped
unhurt.-The Rev. c. j. Brown will ad-
dress the children and young people at
the Centre church Sunday, August %
The Sunday school at the Centre con-
template holding a picnic in l.. b. Go
ing's grove in the near future.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Raymond Soule OF Burlington is visit
Ing his cousins, Rubin. Read and I1uhcrt
Soulc.-A j. pomCroY visited at Silver
l"kc, Franklin. over sunday, where his
family are In camp.-Mable Gates Is visit
ing Mrs II. l.. ana Miss Matte Gates of
Fr1ukln.-rEc Harris Never Dramatic
company arc At Opera han for this week
-Inmcs Farrell is working IN ST Johns
burN.-Maildc fIadlcN returned saturday
from q Two weeks vacation spcut in
Swanton, IT Adams and Milton. George
Wilcox ana family of concord, y. H.,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in town the past two weeks. have
returned t. their homc.-l. y. Chase is
repairing and rcmodclinC his barn. which
is uIito an imNrONomont % his nromiscs
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

A former townsman. w. Goddard
who was saving clapboards at cas-
wells Mills in Holland, was killed re-
Gently. 1t is supposed he was trying
to throw off a belt that was running
very fast and in some way was caught
and mangled nearly beyond recogni-
tion when found. The family and
friends have the sympathy of the
whole community.
Mrs. Palmer and daughters of South
birmingham, Mass, are guests of her
brother, G. II. Prouty and friends during
thcii vacation. The daughter Ruth is
quite i'll.
Mir and Mrs. c. A. Ramsdcll and Ella
have returned to town from Troy.
Misses Mdude Malonoy and Addin
Pickle go To- Denver, col, ia september
10 spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bean OF Lowell,
Mass. arc guests of their daughter Mrs.
f. proutY.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. w. LauGmaid of Con
cord. X. H. are guests in town during
Old Home Week.
Richard Hurst, proprietor of the night
lunch cart was presented with a diamond
ring 10y the Lyndonville Military band
boys, at one of their rehearsals recently.
Mr.. Hurst formerly WIS manager of tho
band before he moved to town.
y daughter was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Billadeu.
The annual meeting of the Orleans
County sunday School association will be
held at North Troy Friday, August u.
The people oi North Troy Will furnish
free entertainment and they extend a
most cordial invitation to the public to
attend. They have an excellent pro-
arammc and intend to have many rich
thinGs in store for everyone Interested in
Sunday school work.
The orleans county fair will he held at
I ,l...,, "a
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. S. H. Phelps fell last week and
injured one cye.-M. orion and wife of
Boston and Charles Orton, wife and
daughter of Essex Centre are visiting C.
q. Orton.-Mrs. Harriet IIotchkiss has
been confined to the house for several
days by sickncss.-prof. II. f. Huhholl
and wife and his mother, Mrs. George
]iubbell, left for Beaver Dam. Wis., the
18th nst.-IIoward Rowland has been ap-
pointed mail carrier on route No g.
rural free delivery, ana will begin about
september l5-Therc was quite Il gather
ing of Ortons at the hume of g. G. or
ton August l., when II sat down to the
table. They came from Washington, d.
e., Boston, Essex Centre and Fairfax
Mr.. and Mrs. I.arkin Brush of Hyde
Park, Mass, are spending their vacation
with his father, &. H. Brusn.-Mrs. RuaI
Bellows of Richmond is visiting her
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field, ThursdaY.-W. ". Parker Is making
little visit homo. but returns this week
to his work in Newfoundland, his wife
accompanies hin.-There was family
reunion sunday at Mrs. T.. y. Mudgctts
Prof. and Mrs. Beebc and baby from
Morrisville. Ralph Mudgctt and wife and
four children Of Essex Junction, William
Mudgctt ana wife and little girl attend
cd.--Dr. Whcelock. Mr.. and Mrs T. j.
Gates attended the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipplc in Undcrhill Tues
day.-h O. Leach of Dakota has he'd
placed very nice monument this past
week in the village cemetery in memory
of his father, Allen Leach, who was for
NOR resident of this tnNn.
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

The Christian Endeavor society are to
give a lawn party Friday evening on
Mrs. A. L. Blakelys grounds.-Chares
Norcross is at the home of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. j. q, Norcross Mr.. Nor
cross is a student in the Baltimore Dental
college.-Miss Helen Babbtt of Mont
pelier is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Eva Hunt.-A. T.. Hale has bought the
j. NJ. Warden house.-FloNd Martin of
the Albany Business college Is at home
Tor vacation Mrs. Asa Pickett is soon
to move into the house owned by Asa
Shaw.-Mrs. Esther NJ. Potter of Rut-
land is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. II.
Dewcy.-Miss Minnie blanchard of New
York, who has been visiting Mrs. G. (.
Dotv, left for Baltimore saturday,
Joseph Eastman Of Providence, Il. l., is
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

A very nrettv wed1ine, too,s nl,ca
Tuesday evening at The NIa+bodis-
church when Miss BESSIE Sayery
d,ncb,er ~ Nr ava ,irs t,.,o,ra 60
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hmm of WiddIehmr, TI,e csrs,,.',5,
was perrorued nv tho Po, Pohert r
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.,,I+ ~ t, " sis,o-
MSS Nina bump OF rNSTN ~ So
Lewis \. Severv. q brother OF the bride.