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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24

For the above occasion special round
trip rates have been made North Iaki-
ma to San Francisco as follows:
Ia Portland all rail ..........S 34 ID
WA Portland and boat .......... % 10
Via Seattle and boat .......... % So
Limit, sixty days from date of sale
with stop-over allowed on return trip.
Tickets on sale via rail, August II,
Il and 10; via Portland and boat,
August s, ., l3 and IA; via Seattle and
boat, August ). 6, 10 and IL.
24tf NJ. $. MEEkS. Agent.
Mrs. Naggs-Pshaw! Women do just
as much thinking as men.
Naggs-Possibly, but they spoil their
thoughts by diluting them with words.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave YOU, if you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only % cents, money
back if not cured. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24
For Sale CheaD,

On account of absence from the state,
will sell five acre tract with new house
and young orchard at sacrifice. Loca-
ton, one-half mile from city limits. No
agents. Address p. o. box 5ls, North
Yakima. % At
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24

a doctor has two favorite Jokes: No.
mate; No. 2, tells patient to quit think
about his ailment; price of either Joke
50.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24

Railroad took off his Leg"
Yes. and so was providcntial.'
"Providential
That's what. 1t was the leg with
the rheumatism in it."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-25
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

The IIorncr will case continued to
take the attention of Iamuillc County
Court up to Thursday. The examination
of witnesses was completed Tuesday and
the arguments of the attorneys COM
menced in the afternoon. b. II. Hunt,
for the proponents, spoke an hour and
half. He WAS followed by c. l.. Hogan
and Judge Powers for the appellants. The
last argument was by G.. NJ. Powers for
the proponents. Judge Haseton charged
the jury in n very clear and concise man
ner and Wednesday afternoon the case
was given to the jury, who brought in a
verdict Thursday morning in favor of
the contestants. The next case that went
on for trial was that of Eli Cutler of
Morrisvillo against w. H. Buchanan of
Barre. This is a case to recover for the
care OF an injured man left in Cutters
care when a resident of Barre, by Bucha-
nan, a constable.
The case of Eli Cutler of Morrisville VS.
W. ii. Buchanan of Barre was decided
Saturday morning by the jury handing in
a verdict awarding the plaintiff $S7 so and
costs. Court then adjourned until Mon
day.
The attention of county court this week
Is taken up with the case of Ronald Gibbs
vs.. George Gale for civil damages in "a
case of accidental shooting In which a
boy by the name of Fish was injured
Gale paid the Doctors bill and ali ex-
penses at the time OF accident. but Gibbs
now claims the boy received injuries from
which he will not recover. The attorneys
in the case are George NJ Powers of Nor
risvile and John H. Senter of Montpelier
for Gibbs ana II. w. Ilulburd of Hyde
Park for Gale.
Miss Hattie Peck of Woodstock Is at
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NORTH HERO.

Childrens day exercises were held at
the church last sunday. They were very
pleasing, the programme being carried
ont in a manner which reflected credit
both on the participants and their in
structors.- The following young people are
home from school for the summer Cora
IIutchlns. Anna Dodds and Cora Bushcy
from Maple Lawn Academy; Mabel llazcn
and Lcuah RcaY, from Swanton high
school, and Fcnton IlaZcn from Mont
p"ller Scnnary.-A very pleasant gather
ing of relatives and friends met at the
home of Mr.. ana Mrs. J. y. Parker tho
afternoon of June 10, it being the event
of their 25th wedding anniversary Those
present from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. X. X. Hathaway of Burlington. Mr.
and Mrs. p. j. Farrell of Swanton and
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Parker of lsel LA Motto. ~
pleasant feature of the afternoon was
the reading by the Rev Mr.. Claip of an
original poem. written for the occasion
10y l.. Little Of Burlington. and an APP
prrpriat" paper prepared by Mr. story.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker were tho =" iui"nts
of many beautiful presents and they have
the hearty congratulations of all.-Mrs.
T. NJ. HaIen is home from Montpelier
Whcr" she has been attending the com
menccmeut exercises at the Seminary
I'll" North tcrus defeated the South
Il,ros IN az oXcitiug game OF ball last
SATURDAY. afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-25
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr., and Mrs. V. ID. Taylor of Richford
were in town Tuesday.-Invitations have
been issued to the marriage of Miss
Grace Rowley and Mr.. Lewis Bent of
East Dorchester, Mass. July 9Th at 2
o Clock-ReV. w. Ct. Schotield of Rich
ford is to deliver an address before
Green Mountain Court, l, o. f.. next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
Baptist church.-Mr. II. II. Marcy and
Mrs, T., J.. Marcy We're in St Adams
Iuosday,-E. r. Colnett is confined to
the house from the effects of a kick re-
ceivcd from horse in DR.. Browns barn
Monday night Andrew Centabar had
his right hand badly torn to pieces Tues
day at Nelson, Hall & Co.'S mill. 1t was
found necessary to remove two fingers
The two-year-old son of Henry Cantell
fell from the veranda Tuesday, cutting
his lip so badly that three stitches had
to be taken to close the wound.-P. c.
Brennan ana family are spending the
week with friends in Jericho, Johnson
and Hyde Park,-The home of Mrs. Lou
Use Wright was the scene of n very
pretty wedding Saturday, June 20, at 8
o'clock, when her granddaughter, Helen
Luella Patenaude, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. l.. M. Cotton of Dedham,
Mass. During the rendering of a selec-
ton on the organ by Mrs. Il. S. Wright
the bridal couple entered the parlor,
whore they were met by the clergyman,
Rev =. j, Peterson ot East Berkshire,
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JOHNSON.

Salmon Stebbins died Monday after a
short illness Of typhoid pneumonia
Mrs. O. q. Buck is spending few weeks
with hcr daughter Mrs, William Sin
clair in Ncponsett. Mass.-C. II. Stea,ns
and wife re turned Monday from Borden
ton, y. 10. H. Landon Is able to be
odt on C;u:t hes.-W. II. Stearns wife
ard friend Miss Heir. are spondin.; "A
few weeks In the wilds of Maine woc,.a
fishing and hunting.-By the change OF
time on TIE lake road which went into
effect Monday last, the mail east il I've
at this station at II AS in stead of 9:5s
The other trains are nearly the same
time.-W. II, Stearns has purchased the
grist mill, creamery and tenement house
near the mill of o. b, Landon-Posses-
sion will be given July 20, 1t Is hoped
that Mr. Landon will decide to remain
hereof the teachers in the normal
school all except Professor Alger viii
spend the summer vacations at their
homes. Miss Gee, AT Kcene, n. H.: Miss
Fisher at Vergennes; Miss Dickin-
son, at Hadley, Mass; Miss Allen, at
Underhili, and Miss Palmer at WI
limantic Center. Professor Alger and
wife viii remain in town-Charlcs Patch
has been engaged to care for the normal
school building another year,-Unclo Flet-
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VAUDEVILLE.

Edward Culver and son of Richford
were in town Saturday.-Dr. Maurice
spent several days in Burlington last
Wcck.-Lcvi Smile is in Boston on bust
ness this wcek.-Howard Thomas and
wife visited i'm Jcffcrsonvilie last week.
Miss I.ollie Atwel of johnson is visit
ing her sister Mrs. II. j. teard.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles WcstCot, Jr., visited friends
in Bakersfield over Sunday.--O. Undg
kins of Boston visited friends in town
last wcek.-Captain and Mrs. Mcfarland
were in Hyde Park two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Hill are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. George Fisher at Stowe
Mrs. Iieman Fletcher and son Plummcr,
visited in BclVidcre last wock.-Mr. and
Mrs. f.. w. Potter Of Kcenc, n. H.,
visited his uncle. Luke Potter. last week,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wheelock of Jeffcr-
sonville visited her sister, Mrs. Oran Til
lotson ON SaturdaN.-Mrs. f. ~ Stevens
and Mrs H. j. Beard attended the gradu-
alton exercises at the normal school at
Johnson last wcek.-L. T.. Tillotson is
building n rev front to his storc.-Frank
Laraway had his right hand fcarfullY
hurt and manEled by the breaking OF a
belt IN his mill on Saturday. While pass
inc through the mill belt broke on an
arhor. t. feet from whore he was passing.
piece flying across the mill hitting his
right hand and doing the damage.
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silent Forces" Evah Ruth Clarke; es-
say, I'VE Build the Ladder by which
We Rise" stella Harriet Brown; solo,
Pcarl Elizabeth Morse; historical Grafton,
Our Country" Morton A. Thomas, os-
say. Greatness in Lttleness,' lVah Mac
Smith; music double male quartette;
Ruins" valedictory addresses, Charlotte
Pearl Edwards; address the Rev. n. &.
Howard; presentation of diplomas, Prin-
cipal J. " SturteVant; singing Of class
ode. Following as a grand finale came
the reception given to the senior class
by the class Of 'O3 at the hall at Hotel
Melendy Friday evening, June ~, which
was attended by a large company of
relatives and friends of the graduates
who were pleased with the opportunity
to extend congratulations TO the class
Ice cream and cake were served followed
by music and marching which was en-
joyed by old and young.-Thc villagers
are pleased to welcome home Miss Laura
Page, who returned last Friday She
took second prize for speaking at Mont
peler Seminary Dickinson has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-25
JEFFERSONVILLE

The exercises of the graduating class
from the high school were held in the
town hall Thursday evening, June IS,
nud were listened to by large and in
tcroStod audience. TO say all did we'll,
does not express 1t; two much cannot
be said in their praise, There We're six
lovely girls. Gowned in white. and one
young man, who, though his position rs
the only male member of the class might
not be enviable. was master of the situa =
ton and rendered his part in n manly
dignified manner The class motto was n
quotation from Holland, I'VE Build the
Ladder BY Which We Rise" Carrie Wy
man and Sybil RaYmOre acted at flower
girls. Each speaker received the applause
Of the audience and retired with pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers. The pro-
rramme follows Occasional march, j.
f. Thornc, Miss Cornell; PRAYER the Rev.
". G. Howard; italia Beloved" Don
nizetti chorus: salutatorY, Some Mod
orn Wonders of the World" Pearl Eliza
both Morse; essay, "Whatever Is Worth
Doing Is Worth Doing Well" Marion
IJicv NVood. colo Mrs L III. Bean: ESSAY.
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DERBY.

The Rev. J. W. Cone of Kansas is Wis
iting his brother. the Rev |. II. Cone He
preached in tho Congregational Church
last SundaY.-Thc news of the death Of
Mrs. Sarah (Jenucl Durgin in San Jose,
Cal. has been received. She was over
so years Of age and was a life long resi-
dent Of Derby. After the death Of her
husband. n few years since she went TO
reside with her brothers family IN cali
fOrnia. Mrs. FORBES Mcpherson is in very
poor health Mrs. sarah Parker of Dor
chester. Mas. is stopping with hor
father \. y. silver She il in Very fee
BILE hoalth.-Miss Maudc Euwright is Wis
itinE hcr father, the Roy. \. y. Euwright
Tho graduating exercises Of the graded
school IN this village last Friday evening
were worry Interesting There wcro II grad
yates, who did themselves much credit.
and received high cncomums from the
large and apprecatiVc audience who
gathered in Academy hall to listen to the
exercises. Measles are prevailing I'm this
village quite extensively, but there are
no symptoms Of small pOX at prcscut
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and son attended
the Christian t.ndcavor convention at
Eiwanton WcduosdaY.-Mis Gertrude
pouavan has returned from Aiburgh
whore she has been teaching schools in
town closed Friday. The pupils of the
South school enjoyed n straw ride to
Grand Isle SaturdaN.-Nr and Mrs. jack
son of Rochester, y. Y. are visiting Mrs
lrish.-Scvoral from here attended the
ban game at North Hero Saturday,
Homer Clark attended the high school
commencement at burlington Friday
Miss Campbell returned to Burlington
NondaY.-MSS May Como is attending
commencement at burlington this week.
Miss Charlotte Hale is attending COM
Gncncemont i'm burlington this week. from
there she will go to her home in Pitts
neld.-Iohu Robinson is having repairs
made on his housc.-Thcre will he no SER
vices Mt tho Catholic Church Sunday
June 9S-Mrs Kihho Allen spent few
days in Milton last wcck,-Mr, and Mrs
Clark Of North Hero were in town Sat
urday.
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| Thursday. juno o. The Rcv. e. NJ Fuller
| field worker, will deliver an address in the
evening upon "rhc Nirllc Element in Sun
day School Teaching. The Home Mis-
sion band and Mothers Jewels of the
Methodist Church met Saturday af-
tornoon. juno %, with Mrs a. NJ Ascl-
tinc.-Mr and Mrs Horace j. Springer
and daughters of Norwich. ~ Y, are
passing their summer vacation with Mrs.
Spiingcrs parents Mir. ard Mrs John
sh.-Mr. and Mrs. Ilbbard Kendall and
child of Boston are guests ut A. A. Ken
dall's-Sunday morning. June Il the Ma
sonic order observed St John the Bap-
list day by attending service in body
at the Methodist Episcopal Church. -Invi-
tationS have been received to the wedding
Of Edward Allen Curtis and Miss Mary
White Royce of East Swanton which will
he SOlCmniHCd in the Congregations
church in Sheldon June 80 Miss Royce
has boon teacher in the graded school
here the past two years. Mrs. Fred S.
Hutchinson is passing n week in Glcns
Falls the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Eugg. Mrs. Hutchinson attended the
Episcopal convention in Rutland on her
way THERE. II. Andrus has returned
from Albany. y. V. whore he has been
for several months past.--Mr. and Mrs w.
T.. liurt and daughter, Lucille, attended
common cement Of the Ladies' College i'm
bunham. i. O., from which their daugh-
tor graduat"d.-rhc Rev. W. j. NJ. Beat
tie. G. l.. Marsh and II. A. Cramton at
tended rs delegates tho annual convention
Of the Episcopal diocese of Vermont
which was held in Rutland. Fred Holden
spent a few days in Franklin last week
with fricnds.-S ylvanus Stevens is on the
sick lst-rhc Enosburgh Falls high
school team PLAYED base ball in Franklin
Thursday with the team of that town AT
the end OF the fourth inning the game was
intpIrfIDfpI -
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MORRISVIL.LE.

The regular Grange meeting was held
at their hall on Thursday evening. The
last two meetings have been in charge of
the unmarried and married members of
the order beng Il prize contest. The
prize which is to be supper was award
cd to the unmarried members and will he
served in the Grange hall at their next
regular meeting by the defeated mem
bcrs.
Miss Eta l.. Doty. one of Morrisville's
popular young ladies. WAS married on
Thursday morning at six o'clock to Mr..
William II. Roberts of Boston at the
home Of tho brides parents. ON account
Of the poor health Of her father, Mr. :.
l.. DotY. the wedding WIS a very quiet
one. only the most intimate friends being
present. The Rev. Or. |. +. Booth per
formed the ceremony in his usual pleas
ing manner. The happy couple left at
once for Waterbury where they took the
train to BOSTON
The Rev. {. G. St clair Of New Haven,
Conn, has accepted the call to the pas
toratc of the First CONGREGATIONAL Church
here and will begin his duties next Sun
day. June y.
Word has been received here that the
Rev. D"lm"r T.. croft of Boston. son-iu-
law of Mrs. f.. j. Hall Of this place will
make the lecture season of tho cnmnS
year under the auspices or Boston ly
ceum bureau.
Mark Smith, only son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
&. ". Smith on the Laporte road, is suf-
ferinG quite severely with an attack of
appendicitis.
John Graham of Boston is visiting his
parents for a few days.
Mrs Lillian Chase of Cambridge is
spending few days at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Cutting Of Court street.
Susie Warren of Taunton, Mass. ar
rived in town Monday evening to spend
several weeks with her parents on upper
Man street
Ethel Hall of Cabot is spending few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
I'tton.
Horny Cutting has gone to Bclvidcrc to
work during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs =. \. Carr left Tuesday
for their future home in Clarmont. y. H.,
where Mr.. Carr who has been local man
asor Of the New England Telephone com
pdnY for the past two years, has been pro-
notod to the position Of manager of tn"
central stations Of Clarmont and Newport,
y. H., and Windsor. VI.
Francis Blair, who is pursuing a course
Of study at the Harvard Law school. ar
rived in town Monday evening to spend
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs y. b. Blair.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The firm Of sherman x Grady have dis
solved partnership, The business will be
conducted by +, NJ sherman and son
hereafter.
The commencement exercises Of New
port Academy for the year ending 1903
were held in Lanes opera house at $50
p, m. on Thursday, June Is. Music was
furnished by Blairs orchestra. The
twelve graduates were all present and
received their diplomas, There were two
ordtions by Ernest Ezra Smith and Harry
Stewart Whitaker with s.x essays by
Lois Emma Sherburne Rosabel Human,
Perces Enestne sweet, Cora Allen IA
Wis, Sophronia Lydia Dupont and Pearl
Avis Gale They all did eNccllontly AVID
the large audience appreciated tho work
this class and the teachers have done.
The body of Gardner f. Davis arrived
in town Monday morning Tho funeral
WIS held 80 the Baptist Church ON Mon
day afternoon at $50 p. m. The burial
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WESTFIELD.

Miss Mabel RuTGles returned rom Mer
den y H.. Friday where she graduated
from Purr and RoutOn Acadomy-MlsS
Florence Smith gave birthday party
to her small friends Thursday afternoon,
MIR and Mrs G. A. Rice went To Char
lotte Friday for few days staY.-Misses
Iva and Vera Frcnch have returned from
Jericho Tho Clovcrdale Creamery COM
pany paid 9> cents per hundred for May
Mik.-Gcorgc Stuart. Miss Marcia stuart.
and Floyd and Florence Rice attended
the graduating exercises ut tho Rurling-
tori high school Friday.-Tho funeral of
Minerva Grow was held Friday at I p.
m. The Rev Mr.. Hophiuson OBLIGATED,
assisted by the Roy. NJ. loChln Music
was furnished by the Congregational
,hoir and the burial took place in the
cemetery at Brooksidc Among those
present from ont Of town were Mrs. Bliss,
Mr. ana Mrs L. BiXhy from Essex, c.
r. and Ernest Grow from Essex June
ton MIR. and Mrs. G. V Macomher OF
Pleasant Naley.-Harry Hopkinson eN-
poets to go to Boston in a few days,
whore he has a position IN the insurance
business Chester Reach is spending a
number Of DAYS in SaXtor's RiNer.-Miss
Grace Allen returned from Johnson Sat
urday.-Mss Nellie Osgood Is expected
home from Grand Isle this wcek-George
Hall returned to Boston Saturday night.
Mrs + r Smith went 10 St Johnsburv
Saturday for medical treatment.-Ralph
Pcrrv is home from the University of
Vermont MIR and Mrs NNliam Nc
Lame had Il daughter born Sunday.-Mr.
and Ms Thompson of Pennsylvania are
expected to visit Mrs Thomnson's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert this week
Miss Clara Athertor, who has been
taking vocal lessons sang very appro-
priatc solo entitled 30 Rest In the Lord"
by africa. at tho CongreGa tional Church,
which was pleasing to many last Sunday
afternoon.
William Trumpass is rushing his nev
house along worry fast.-SeVcral from here
attended tho Roman Catholic Church n
Lowell last sunday ana were exposed
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

George Corbott is home from Buring-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson are in
Jericho visiting friends and relatives G
n. Styglcs was in MorrisVile on business
Monday.-Thcro are four cases of the
measles at Earl Prior s.-Mrs. Julia Casey
and son Vernon spent Sunday In Under
hill.-Miss Alice Gilbert is visiting at Will
lam Corhctt's.-L2Zie Corhett, who has
been spending several days in burlington,
returned home Saturday.-Edward Doom
has finished work for f.. Brcwster.-Miss
Lizzie Lang Of Cambridge has been stop
ring several days Mt Charles LanG's.-
George Duffy is building n new sugar
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FLETCHER.

Six families are under quarantine here.
four for scarlet fever ono for WhOOpiug
rough and one for smallpox -Wilmcr
Dunlap of Minneapolis. MINI. is visiting
his uncle, c. Carpcntcr.-Lorn Dunlap
was at the home of &. Carpenter. Tho
North Cambridge Dramatic club gave
a fine entertainment hero Friday night
10 full house. Twenty-Five dollars were
taken.-l1enry Scott has sold his farm
and stock to Alden Leach ard bought
the late NJ J. Lcach's place at the Com
ter and will move there ut oncc.-Mrs.
Frank FulingtOn is i'm poor hcalth.-Ira
Carpenter has returned homo much i'm
proved in hcalth.-Dr. Stuart was called
to see Mrs. Lucy Robinson. who is I'M
with Inflammation Of the bowcls.-Miss
Mae Iai"ows has just closed very
successful term Of school md returned
T. her home in Morrisvillo. She will
teach again in the fall.-Thc little son
of Joseph Leach is ill.--F l.. Smith paid
20 cents per pound for butter in MAY.
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who performed the ceremony, using n
ring The bride was bccomingly attired
in going-away gown of mode ctamine,
ornamcntcd with cream colorcd lace
mcdallOns. The happy couple left for
Montreal Immediately after receiving
the congratulations of friends present.
After brief stay in that city they will
20 To his home in Dcdham, where they
arc to reside.
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her home for a short time.
Miss Mabel Collins, who has been pass
ing a week with relatives in Montpelier
and Barre, returned to her duties in the
News and Citizen office Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Sullivan of lIinesburgh is
Il guest of Mrs. Fred Lillcy.
Madam Prunier who has been spending
n few days at her home in Fairfield, re-
turned Tuesday noon.
II. E. Holbrook. who with a party has
been in camp at Lake Eden, returned
Monday.
Fl. Morton Hill has returned to Bur-
lington and will assist in Miss Doty's
studio during the summer.
w. II. I}uttcriicld and wife are passing
II couple of weeks with relatives in Sher
burnc.
c. H. Riley and family of Proctor. who
have been visiting here went to Norris
Vile Monday TO visit Mrs. Rilcy's sister,
Mrs. Grant.
+. II. Mcfarland and S. u. Waite were
in Jericho Monday.
Mrs Erasius Eaton and daughter Clara
and son Walter of Manchester. y. H..
are in town, called here by the death of
Erastus Eaton, whose remains were
brought here Saturday night for inter-
ment
q. T.. Foss is roshinging his store.
Henry Thomas and wife of Montpelier
visited their daughter, Mrs. w. p. Boom
hour, the flrSt OF the week.
The case Of Ronald Gibbs vs.. George
Gale was decided by the jury handing
in n verdict awarding the plaintiff S3iS
and costs.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Page returned
from Northampton. Mass. Wednesday
noon.
Mr. and Mrs p. =. Putnam attended
the funeral of Mir Putnam's cousin, Mrs.
Mary Ba,cr at Wolcott. Wednesday.
Misses Halle Gates and Annie Grimes
are attending commencement of the L. V.
NJ. at burlington.
Miss MARY Moore is homo from Bur
lnCton for her summer vacation.
The new station is uoarlN ready for
occupancy and Office fixtures. etc, are
lpiur moved In