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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-09
JEFFERSONVILLE.

w. G.. Holmes of Saint Paul, MINI.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Waterman
of Burlington, are guests at the home of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Hol-
mes.-Thomas Corse and Mrs, John SAT-
FORD of Burlington have erected a monu-
ment in the cemetery in memory of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Cad Corse-Miss
Stella Brown, who has been living with
her sister, Mrs. Howard the past two
years, has gone to her home in Marsh
field-Miss Sarah Phillips of Swanton
has come to spend several weeks with
friends here.--Mrs, William Curtis. who
has been sick several months Is Inn
proving,-Rodney Corse of Underhill, an
old soldier and former resident, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his brother,
Thomas Corse.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Varnum and Miss Wilma Holmes of
burlington are the guests Of Mrs Dora
Atwood.-Joe Simmons, who went to the
lake fishing brought home with him a
pickerel weighing four pounds.-Chester
Westman Is quite seriously sick with
heart trouble.-Mrs Hattie (Griswod)
Lepper. who has spent several weeks
here, has gone to her home in st. AL
bans.-Other visitors from out OF town
the past week are: Mrs. Christopher iiebb
OF Nebraska, Mrs Smith Iiebb of John
son, Miss Lucy Bailey Of Hyde Park, Mr.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

An examination of ninth grade pupils
was held at the village school house
June % and 80 Only eleven candidates
presented themselves and seven of these
will enter the high school at the open
ing of the fall term. Tho studies taken
up were arithmetic, grammar, geography,
history, constitution and Normont.-Sharo-
holders in the Social Library are reminded
that the next meeting Will he held on the
afternoon of Tuesday, July II. at one
o'clock.-The picnic held under the ausp-
cog of the Good Tcmplars July Fourth
was largely attended and much enjoyed.
1t was held on the farm of Warren 5,
Coven about a mile and a half south
of the village. Some of the events were
a mems race, won by Edward :. put
ton; a girls race, won by Ruth Burn
ham; two potato races, won by Dexter
Baker and Elmer AlcXaudor; a wheel
barrow race, won by Lisc Durham.
The CREASED pig refused to run and WAS
easily captured by Fred Mcrhoc. 4 base
ball game between the Good Templars
and Grangcrs WIS the closing event Of
the afternoon followed in the evening by
a good display of fireworks. Houses or
chestrd furnished music in the after
noon.-Wibur T. Adams a former towns
man and now teacher in California,
Is visiting his mother and sister in the
villagc.-Nrs Frank |. Godfrey and her
two children, Vail and Blanche, have
returned from weeks visit to Mrs.
Godfroy's sister in Brook6eld.-We could
have a hrst-class Old Home Week cele-
hration in town if some one would push
the matter. Why should not the Grange,
the largest order in town. take hold Of
the plan?-Mr and Mrs. j. X. Lynde
are spending few DAYS at Watch Hill,
r. Miss Helen Kimball has gone to
her old home in Poland Me, stopping
a few days at Hiram to visit her friend,
Miss Baker
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Albert Merriam. who has been
visiting in the West and other places
returned home recently after several
months absence.-Irof. y. f.. Merriam
and wife of Bellows Falls is expected
home this week for their vacation.-Nlrs
Charles Dodge closed "a successful term
of school last week Wednesday. 1t
closed 10 days before it should on account
of the children of Alvey Jones coming
down with scarlet fevcr-scvcral from
hero attended the funeral of Seth DAN
iols, a former resident of this place. on
July 4, at the home OF his son, William
Daniels, in Morrstown-AIrs Sophrona
Cook of MorrsVille is spending few
days in town,-Chestcr Ward is moving
from the "Grswold' house to the
"Alpheas Parker" farm. Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Robinson visited in Barre and
Montpelier over SundaY,-Mr and Mrs.
Russell Gay celebrated their golden
wedding July 3 at their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fisher of stowe visited at
T. T.. Camps on the Fourth.-Mr. Der
nard MaXheld, who has hccn clerking
for n. Atkins the past year. has closed
his labors and Henry Thomas of Water
Vile has taken his placc.-rhc Rev O.
NJ. Boutwell, met with quite severe ac-
cidcnt as he was returning from East
Fillmore on Monday morning near Elmore
pond. His horse was frightened at
creamery team and jumped into the
ditch. ovcrturning the carriage and
throwing Mr.. Boutwell, out, he striking on
his head and shoulders. hurting him
cutie severely. His horse run with the
forward wheels. but WAS stopped at II.
Atkins store. A broken thil was the
worst damage done to the carriage. Mr..
Mr.. Boutwell, was able go to his house IL
HYDE Park.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kinsbury and
Mrs. Joseph SOmervlle and children Of
Windsor are visiting their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas SomerVille this week.
Mrs. George Fletcher from Muncie,
Ind, came to town Saturday. She was
a former resident of this place.-Dr and
Mrs. j. r. Nheelock and children from
Waterbury are visiting her father. Dena-
son Freeman. this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Kellogg and daughter from Mont
pelier are visiting relatives in town this
week.-Mr. and Mrs +. u. Soaver and
son Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miner and
children from Waterbury Centre and
Herbert and Louise Sherwin of Chcopec.
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Hart
on the Fourth.--Mss Mabel Atkins Is at
home for while.-Mrs. Addie Phillips
will close her millinery store for the sum
mor after tie l4th.-Mr and Mrs John
Kinsbury started for Canada Monday
morning aitslield and Moretown base
ball teams played here Saturday. More
town won by q score Of l. to 3.-Miss
Cora Mckcnney has gone to Waterbury
to work She went to Burlington Sat
urday.-Mrs. Andrew Tubbs is much bet
ter. Her nurse returned to Burlington
Friday.-The Waterbury base ball team
defeated the little Junior team here
Tuesday by a score of so to Q.
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STOWE.

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and is an nddition to tho nora of Tho
state and is rarely soon In New Erglond
-Lucius Mooney Of Morrisvil,o was n
recent visitor AN RigeIow's -Tbore ,ro
u cases of whooninr cough among the
children of tbo Mills district'-,rho sprinq
terms Of The district schools closed Fri.
dav.-Mr. and Mrs Erred Whitcomb Of
Burlington were in stowe SATURDAY ON
their way to Mt. Mansfeld.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Straw went ON Friday TO NAL
let's Ray to spend several days.-Mrs.
Sarah Weeks returned from her visit to
Winooski on Friday.
The case of Walter Slayton. who re-
fused to pay fine for intoxication. has
been settled without coming to trial
Miss Viola Russell returned Monday
from a visit of several weeks to Lynn
donville.-Mrs Sanford Eddy of Water
bury visited friends in Stowe on Tues
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EDEN.

Mrs. Eunice ORaymorc) Ilutchins died
at North Troy June so, and was brought
to Eden, her former home, for burial.
She leaves "A husband ana two boys to
mourn her loss.-Allcn Adams died very
suddenly at his home of heart failure,
July ?. His wife and hve children sur
vivc him. lie was born and lived all his
life in this town.-A number of our young
people have gone to Willoughby lake to
spend the week with Miss Jones, a form
or pastor of this place. They are chap
oroned by Miss Dustin, the present pas
tor.-Mrs. Is. IL. Blake is ON the sick list.
quite Il number of picnic parties
awaited themselves of the opportunity of
visiting Lake Eden the Fourth. All
seemed to enjoy the day and the beauti-
full scenery about the lake.-D. +,
Whittemorc is repairing 1.-THE Aunt Sal
lie house at the Mills. Brady Leach is
doing the work-Mrs. Nellie Carpenter
of Lyndonville and Arthur Stone of BIOS
ton are calling on friends in town.
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MORRISVILLE.

Blanche FOSS left Friday morning Tor
Troy, ~ y where she will spend few
weeks with friends.
Miss Mona Tracey of Mcriden. Conn., IS
visiting for few weeks ut the home of
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Utton.
Mrs. O. NJ Waterman entertained n
party of twelve ladies at her summer
homo at Lake Gilmore during the day
saturday.
The funeral Of Seth Daniels. the aged
father of William Daniels of this town,
who died Friday morning at his home
Was held on Saturday afternoon at the
home of his son at one O'Clock. The Rev.
Or |. =. Booth officiating.
The funeral of Sewell Baker, the aged
father of Mrs. Albert Douglass, who
died Thursday afternoon from heart
failure was held ut his late home on Sat
urday morning at ten o'clock, the Rev.
pr. I. +. Booth officiating
Tho celebration held on the fair grounds
last Saturday was attended by large
crowd OF people The special 500 match
race winch was advertised between Har-
rison Wilkes, owned by II. NJ. Doane of
bakersfield, and Hazel G. owned by II.
j. lSham or MorriSVillc. was not trottcd
on account OF one of the horses being
unable to race therefore II. j. lsham
forfeited tho money. Two other races
we're given the lirst' the 2:2o class, purse
Hi"' lheima' H. >. Soule. hrst, Edwin
IT, John luton, second; POLY Warner,
!. W. ttton, thlrd; Josephine, w. y.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

col. r. ]. Kimball and family arrived
in town Wednesday to pass the summer
at Montage place.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall and family ar
rived here Wednesday and have opened
their cottage near the Burt place and
Will pass the summer there.
since the first of May twenty six car
loads of coal have been received and de-
lvcrcd he-r and most or the families who
use coal have been supplied,
There will he summer school held
here for two weeks this summer under
the management of Prof. +. T.. Prchard.
Tie summer school will open July ~.
Mark Chadwick. who has been very
seriously i'll with stomach trouble for sew
erll months, was down street for the
first time in ten weeks Thursday.
Everything passed off very quietly in
this village the Fourth, but quite little
noise and disturbance was made at the
Ccuter village. Squire" Boydon issued
orders that there should be no firing Of
tho cannon on tho Fourth but it seems
hi mandates We're not oheyed and more
noise was made from twelve o'cloCk Fri
day night until twelve Saturday night
tnau was ever made in the same length
of Time during the history of the village.
Saturday morning several parties who
participated in the noise making were
arrested but We're released after having
the law concerning the "disturbing of
the peace" read to them, but the Same
parties re-enforced, were on the warpa II
Saturday night and even more noise was
made than had been the previous night,
and something quite serious may be done
about this business very soon.
William Slack suffered n shock caused
by congestion Sunday and was for scV-
eral hours unconscious, but rallied and
is cettmg on nicely. The shock apparently
has left no bad effects.
Theron C.. Brooks, who has been passing
n month with his mother, Mrs S. II.
Brooks, left here Sunday evening for
Stcolton, Pa, where he has a position as
civil engineer for a bridge building firm.
Al a special meeting of the directors
of the Randolph National bank held on
July 6, 1905, resolutions on the death of
Fred f.. Dubois, a director of the bank
and formerly its assistant cashier were
drawn up and We're unanimously adopted.
Emmett A. Thomas was appointed di-
rector to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr., Dubois and Willard Gay was
apponted assistant cashier. on the first
of July, the 52nd consecutive semi-an-
nual dividend of three per cent, was
paid to the stockholders
Royce, the ten year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs T.. II. Nichols, who live on Brain
tree Ill., fell from a wagon Saturday,
| breaking his arm and dsocating his
shoulder. The fracture was reduced and
the shoulder reset ny br. f. G. Angel
and the patient is getting on nicely.
The 16-year-od son of Charles Wood
who lives on the Harris Holman farm
fell from a wagon Sunday breaking his
collar bone and dislocating his shoulder
| DIR. j. u. Clifford was called and reduced
| the fracture and reset the shoulder This
accident happened Just about the same
| AS that of the Nichols boy on the day be-
fore and the result is very similar.
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and Mrs. rcase of Montgomery, Mrs
G. b. Wcthcrby of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard of Watervile
The Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Howard. ac-
companied by the Rev. and Mrs IL. G..
French of Johnson, have gone camping
to North FerriSburgh to be absent about
four weeks 'fhc evangelist, the Rev.
Melville II. Shaver, will hold services
here during his absoncc.-Mr. and Mrs.
john Smith of Eden were recently the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs a. j. Thomas
Mrs. Joel Farnsworth and son and
daughter of Colchester are spending n
week with friends here.-Bert Adams
has received the news of the sudden
death of his father. Allen Adams of
Eden, who died with heart trouble
superintendent w. w. Raymore has re-
sumcd work at the cemctcry.-Thc ladies
of the Cemetery Association VII serve an
orange tea at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Smith next Thursday after
noon, July ., to which all are invited.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

J. -. Griffin and Miss Ina Pcarsons
were quietly married at Mr. Gifiins
home July by the Rev. J. -. Waldron.
The i. w. Il. society are building u
VcstiN in their church and making other
changes which will be n great improve
ncnt.-Mary Dunbar. now Mrs Bates
from the West. was in town calling on
friends last week. She has not been
here before for q ycars.-Mrs. NJ. p.
Barnard is in town attending to business.
AS soon as satisfactory repairs can he
made Oh the Pcarsons house the now
electrician, Mr.. Montgomery, Will oc-
cupy 1.-TWO hcdEchogs were shot and
killed in this village last week one in
l.. u. Barrons yard and the other in
Mrs l.. q. Benefits yard.
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JOHNSON.

W, II, Stoarns and party have returned
from the wids of Maine Prof. j. l.,
Algcr is attending the educational meet
ing in Boston this wock-Miss Lucy
Baker from Whitewater, Wis. made her
parents here visit on hor way to Bos-
tou,-icrt Gauvin and wife have returned
from their visit to friends in sheldon.
The RcV. f.. q. French is to have three
weeks vacation during which time h"
will visit relatives i'm the Queens domain.
$ j. Eckucll was taken suddenly i'll
with heart trouble while at work i'm his
ncldS last Saturday and came near dying
before medical assistanc" could be had.
lie is better Lyman Jones and Dr,
Goodwin We're I'm Burlington on Monday.
Henry Porter and wife united with the
CONGREGATIONAL Church last SunddN.-Tho
Fourth of July was very quiet here, some
going to Morrisville while others went
SNl
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Herman SaYton and his three daugh-
tors are stopping at Henry Tehbetts
for a few days Simon Parker has
bought the Clark Trow place; considera-
tion S>0o.-Tho funeral of Mrs. Fuller.
ono of the oldest residents in town. took
place at the Centre church last Sunday.
Three children by a former husband.
benjamin Wells. survive her, Hiram
Wells of Cabot Mrs. Wright Nelson Of
Albany. Mrs. Ethaa Ainsworth and Mrs.
IIervcy Benjamin Of this town, the lat
ter with whom she had spent her last
years She lived a Christian life, and
has passed to her rewlr1.-A large mum
her attended the dedication of the new
hall Of Frank Bltcheldor. Fosters
orchestra furnished music Friday and
Saturday evenings
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mr.. Town has been laid up with sore
foot for several days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Starkes of Springfield Mass,
are visiting at Mr.. Starkcss--AIrs Kid
der has gone to Boston for a trip.-AlrS.
I'LL of Ottawa Que, is spending a fcw
weeks with Mrs. Bustard.-Mss Emma
Fierce of Rutland is visiting at l.. r..
Soule's.-A good many from here went
to Swanton and Burlington the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed T. Ladd spent several
days in burlington last wcck.-Tho
Ladies' guild of Albany will have So
Cial at Mrs patton's on Tuesday. July
il, afternoon and evening. good time
Is promised and good crowd expected.
The object is to increase the building
fund for the Episcopal Church To- ho
erected at Alhurgh.-Fred Wiley from
Alburgh took Henry Ladd's place in the
custom house while he was away last
week.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. w. c. Jones and four children
of Laconia, n. H.. are visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. b. D. Avery
Mrs, Annie Spaulding and son Earle are
spending week with friends in RoX-
bury and Barre. The library will be clos
ed during Mrs. Spauldng's absence
Prof. and Mrs. Il. q. Baldwin have gone
to Barton for the SUMNER Misses Tena
Bacon and Bertha Renfrew left for
Franconia, ~ H., Thursday where they
have positions at the Forest Hill house.
r.. L. Simpson went Friday to MARI
boro. Mass, and will go from there to
Providence, r. l.. to visit his daughter
Mrs. Thomas George has gone to Dor
chester. Mass. to remain for a time with
her daughter, Mrs, Charles Smith,-Carle-
ton johnson is home from Burlington
Miss Susan Johnson and Wendall Kim
ball were married at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
johnson, Thursday evening.
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ter, Mrs. Pctty.-F. j. Petty of st. AL
bins spent Sunday at his home here
Miss Jennie Durant went Monday to Port
Kent. where she has a position for the
stimmer.-AIss Grace Robinson and Ed
ward Robinson of Boston are spending
few weeks at Calvin Rohinson's. Guy
Crawford of Jericho spent Sunday In
tOWn.-Erncst Fresh of I'lattsburgh was
in town rcccutly.-C harlcs Iandon at
tended the funeral of Henry Wood at
Milton Tuesday. William Landon of
johnson was the guest of Mrs Lura AL
len, the first of the wcck.-'Thc Rev. Mr.
Penney preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday.
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MORGAN.

The sclectmen have built two nice
sheds to store the town tools.-Mrs. Emily
II. Bartlett and daughter, Elsie, have
gone to Lebanon, N H.. on visit
The schools in number six and seven had
a picnic July 3 at Camp Racket. Both
teachers, Miss Gibson and Miss Croft
are to teach in the fall again-A gaso-
lene launch is to be placed on the lake
soon by Mr.. Church of Aver, Mass
Mrs. Marcia Bartlett and her daughter
Mrs Jennie Croft, of Island Pond, are
visiting at Mrs. George Bartlett's.--The
Rev, Mr., Fairbanks, an Advent minister
is holding some tent meetings at the
Beach.-GeorGe Maxwell is at work on his
new house so he may move in this sum-
mCr.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The base bah team went to Fairfield
Saturday and played game with their
team and beat them hard,-A good many
of our people went to Burlington to spend
the Fourth. \ few went to MorriSVillc
Mrs. Hattie Putnam went to St Johns
bury Saturday to see her little daughter
who is still in "A hospital there and found
her still sick in bcd.-The quarantine is
off all the places whore scarlet has been
prcVailng.-Wlliam GrisWold and family
are camping down by the lake for ten
days and Carl Robbins is delivering mail
now,
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JOHNSON.

Mary Sawyer from IIardwick Is stop
ping with her aunt. Mrs. J. b. HILL
rho Roy. l. r. johnson has n nephew
from Worcester, Mass. visiting him.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Powell and daughter
from JoffersonVille visited at William
Patterns ThursdaY.-llattic Porter closed
successful term of school Friday in
number two.-The Rev. T.. G. French
has gone for a vaCation.-Two persons
united with the Congregational Church
Sunday by esson.-Wlliam Patten
is able to he on the streets again after
being confined to the house a number
of weeks with rheuma tism
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs c. w. Wiley is quite ill--Roy
Young is better and able to he out again
Allie Debrune visited at c. W. Thomp-
sons reccntly.-William Fair Of Glover
visited at Pen Catcs's last week Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell of Barton Land.
ing are visiting at H. \. Rico's.-Mrs
Elmer Barley went to Morrisvilo to spend
the Fourth among relstives.-E.lmcr Bar
clay and Dean Mitchell went on the ox-
curson to Portland.--G. w. Palmer has
returned from his trip to Florida and
reports rather a rough voyage.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

G. N. Godfrey has sold his barber shop
to Charles Center. Owing to i'll health,
Mr.. Godfrey has been obliged to take "A
rest, Mr.. Center was formerly in the
employ of W. q. Scott and Will take
possession of his new purchase at once.
Mrs. Jcnncttc Goodcll died Friday af-
tcrnoon at her home IN Prospect I'M.
after an illness of about two weeks. Mrs.
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assaulted July by one William Cum
mings. Mr. Pratt was mnding his own
business, hut being jostlcd in tho crowd
against cummings, the latter struck him
IN vicious manner with an iron club on
the head MIR. Pratt is attended by Drs.
Jones ana Newton Martin Bosworth,
ono OF our oldest citizens is seriously i'll
at ms nome I'm Spokcvillc. There was Il
largely attended picnic At Sunset lake on
inc foufih II was gotten up by the
McthOdlsl SLndnN snhnnI
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WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Thayer are the hap
by parents of baby boy horn to them
last Week.-Mrs.. James McGlahin Is on
the sick list.-E. L. Fireman is quite
poorly Several young people went TO
Burlington Barre and Lincoln to spend
the Fourth.-Arthur Chatneld has sold
his colt to parties who intend to nj nm
up for the fall races.-E W. Slayton mas
returned after a two weeks TRIP.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Deacon Moses Root, an aged and re-
spected citizen, died Thursday afternoon
from stroke of paralysis received two
days before. Deacon Root was "A man
of excellent Christian character, having
lived a very kind, unselhsh. Christian
life. The funeral was held July 8
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NORTH MONTPELIER.

w. G. Nye is spending this week at
Sarato ga.-The Rev Ellie *. Jones Of
Barre held services at the church last
Sunday.-Prof. O. X. IIollister is spend
ing his summer vacation at his home
in this plaCe--Thc Ladies circle meet
on Thursday afternoon at the vestry.
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CHELSEA.

'rhc Fourth of July celebration was n
great success, being attended by over
500 people from this and adjacent
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EAST ROXBURY.

Frank Wardner and daughter and Mrs.
LORNA Allen from Concord n. H, and
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Bates from North
field were guests at Fred Blanchard's Sat-
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