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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Hyman g. Miller and children of
New York city arrived in town Wcdncs-
day, for a visit of a few weeks among rela-
tives. She is at present with her sister,
Mrs. f.. s. Ransoin.-Miss Maud Hurlhurt
left this week for Lake Winnepesaukee,
where she Is the guest OF Mrs Tanner of
Paterson n. j. From there she will go to
Paterson, n. j., to assume position as
teacher in the public schools of that city
Miss Ida rlowrnan OF New York city is
in town, boarding at Mrs. A. c. lIaskins
for n few wceks.-P. J. Donnelly OF la
coma, N r.. and r. 8. yos,wick of this
Novelty Manufacturing company and
started manufacturing small wooden
ware. have dissolved partnership and Mr..
Donnclly will continue the business. He
Has moved his machinery to the Arson
Field mill premises at Jericho Corners
and will continue the business there, I'M
der the management of r. S. 1'omlinson. -
There is some talk of getting UP an anna
tour dramatic entertainment in the near
future, for the purpose of raising money
to buy new set of scenery for the village
hall.-'rhc Kov. G. O. Gill. pastor of the
congregational Church at this place. has
received call to become the past'r of the
Congregational Church at West Lebanon,
y. H., at Il salary of $1,000 per year. The
church at West Lebanon is large one,
about 2oo members, tho work important,
and the call fatternG one. in that the
call from the committee. from the church
and from the society was unanimous one
one in each instance. Mr. Gill will proho-
bly, accept the CALI and II SO will begin
work in his now field about September l..
Miss Florence Tiurlburt has gone to
Mort htlplI for weeks visit,
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UNDERHILL.

A happy family reunion took place in
tudorhill last Wednesday,. when nine
children of Mrs. $. \. Hale were to-
gcther for the first time in II years those
present were Mrs. II. #. HALE ana laugh-
ter of Fairhure, Ncb,. Peter Stuart and
Lewis t. MacGibbon wife and two chill
drcn OF Hartford, Conn, Mr. and Mrs.
w. G, jackson Of Jericho. Mr.. NJ p.
Maurice of Montgomery ana Florence.
Daisy. Helen and Hugh MacGibbon OF Tn.
dcrhill. One son. Leet MacGihhon, Of Gull
hcrtson. Mont, was unable to be present.
To add to the enjoyment of tho occasion.
Mrs Halc's mother Mrs Cass, from
Boston, Mass. was there so the four
generations were represented. After n
picnic dinner on the lawn, kodak pictures
were taken, which will long be treasured
by the members Of the familv-Mrs.
Mcdora Schwcig has been very III tho
past few days. A trained nurse from
burlington Is caring for her.--Mrs Sarah
licrricb had the misfortune to- fall down
n Hight OF stairs Wednesday,, breaking
her hip. The ambulance from the Mary
Fletcher hospital was sent for to cen
vey h"r there. DR.. Prcntlss ana Mrs.
Palmer her sister, from lnderhill ac-
companied her The many friends OF this
place hope for her speedy recovery, Mrs,
Funicc Scott OF Boston, Mass, Is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Humphrey
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sHELBURNE.

Tho republican voters are all invited
to meet at the town hall Saturday
August 6. at p. m, to organize Il rcpun-
lcan club. for the town of Shelburne. II
Is hoped large attendance will be pres
ent.
Or, Martin E.. Tracy of New York city
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
g. Tracy.
DR.. w. S. webb and family started 81
their yacht Elfrda Friday for BAR Har-
Dor. Me, for three weeks visit.
Thomas Mitchell and Miss Myrne Mitch
ell, who are in Scotland visiting relatives
Will sail for home next week.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell Of California
is visiting her cousins. II. w. and c. l.
Tracy.
u " Goodsell has his new barn nearly
completed. 1t is 74x3+ feet, with basement
1t is modern barn in every way.
Mrs Trail of MI Vernon. n. Y, is Wis.
iting Mrs. Mary Mack.
Mrs, ID. V. GoOdscll and her brother, NJ
i. i.amourcuX, of Burlington started Sat
urdaY for Boston. Manchester and Kittery
Me. They expect to lie away for a abou
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CHIT1'ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

william r.. MunSon, one Of the old
est residents of Colchester died at his
home there Wednesday morning about
nine o'clock, Mr. Munson was Sa years
of age and had been resident of the
town for nearly half a century. The
funeral was held Thursday afternoon
from the house. the Rev Mr. Buzzell
officiating, The interment was in the
cemetery near the house.
Mrs, Mary O'Brien died Wednesday
afternoon at her home on the Willis
ton road after an illness of but one
week with heart failure. Mrs. OBrien
was &c years of age and is survived by
two daughters. Mrs Mary futile OF
Boston and Mrs. Katc Dlekerson of St
Augustine, Fla, and two sons, William
and Thomas of Essex Center. The fun
eral was held Friday morning at nine
o'clock from the Church of the Holy
Family in Essex junction with inter-
ment in the village cemetery.
Dennis Conway, who WAS arrested by
DEPUTY Sheriff c, H. WardWell for in
toxication. was before Justice f. L.
Graves saturday morning, Henry Coplin
appearing for the prosecution. He was
found guilty and was sentenced to pay u
fine Of 81 and costs with an alternative
sentence of ten days in Jail. Conway
WAS unable to pay the tine and will take
the alternative sentence. He is brick
mason and halls from Mass aGhusstts.
Henry Lavallse. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. G. T. Arms OF Copcepcion, Chili
who is stopping in Burlington for few
days while on her way to New York. call
ed on Mrs. Laura Baldwin SUNDAY, bring
ing news of Mrs. Baldwins daughter.
Mrs Alice Ebert, who lives In that place
Miss Margaret Scott OF New York is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clayton Allen.
Samuel Hamilton. who is a fireman ut
the insane department of the Danncmpra
States prison in New York is spend
ing his vacation in town.
Alphonse Hamilton and Miss Lillian
Champagne, who were married in St
Anthony Church Wednesday afternoon,
both formerly resided in this town
Mrs. Minerva Hetfion has gone tn High
gate, where she owns "a farm, to spend
several weeks.
As Daniel O'Bricn was leading a heifcr
home from Spear street Sunday it was
frightened by some boys who wore play
ing ball and became unmanag cable and
got away from him and went into the
woods. Late last night 1t had not been
found
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WEST MILTON.

Chelsea, Mass. saying that the items
which recently appeared in the West Mil.
ton news to the effect that he spent
last week at Camp Martin and tina,
he 'returned to his home in Chicago last
week is Incorrect.
Mrs. Eleanor OsGood spent a part of la 81
week with her brother, ID. o. Bullock re-
turning to her homo MondaY.-The exam
nation of scholars wishing to enter the
graded school and have their tuition paid
by the town, viii be held in the schoo
house here August l3-Mrs. McCaulcy is
expected here from Chicago in n few days
Lawrence Mears. tn" eight-Ycar-old sor
OF Proctor Mears, who was in CONFUSION,
all day Thursday. t. able to be about, but
has not recovered his mental faculties yet
Mrs. Lucia Hunt of the village spent i
part Of last week with her brother, Proc
McarS
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid society OF st. BarthoIo-
mows Church met last week with Miss
Mary Kingslcy.--Caricy Caravant of Man
chester, y. A., is visiting in town Mrs
Eva James Ainsworth ri Boston is visit
ing relatives and friends in town Tho
Epworth League meeting will 10
held ON Thursday evening. Topic; "The
Spirit nf Earle" Mrs, L. r. Martin viii
loaa.-The lawn party, under tho aus
pieces of the Epworth League was hold
In the village hall on account OF rain, an /
was well attendcd.--H ]. Rublee has
gone TO Burlington Mrs. Hammond of
Troy is visiting ut G. f. Vadney's. Mr.
md Mrs. W. I. Richardson are camping
OF Franklin Pond
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vadney are tho
happy parents Of d baby bov.--Mrs Eva
G1nos) Answorth of Boston, who has
been visiting nj town has gone 20 st. AL
hdns-The l.. \. S. of the Method It
thurch meets on Thursday afternoon with
Miss Lizzie Cpham. Mr. and Mrs Horace
t"S1v1ut visited Mr. Ca.3av ailts father at
Barton rcc"utly.-M p Maurice is in Hyde
Park on legal business The mill did not
run on Tuesday on account of the circus
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sasaac navallee of Lafountalu street and
Miss Celia Thoricn, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Napoleon Therien Of Mall Bay
avenue, were married Mt St Francis
Xavier Church Monday morning at
$50 o'clock in the presence of large
number OF friends. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. r. Aidet and
the young couple were attended by thor
parents. Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfas was served at the home
of the brides parents. after which re-
ccption was held. 1r the evening supper
was served at the home OF the groom's
parents followed by party which was
a largely attended and highly enjoyable
affair. MIR. and Mrs. Lavalles are to
reside In this village on LAfountain
street
Miss Alberta Prior, Daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Prior of this village. was mar
ried Tuesday morning at 1880 O'Clock
to Ernest Courtemnnche, formerly OF
Millcrochc, Ontario The ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. j. f. Audet'
took place in st. Francis Xavier Church
in the presence OF a large company OF
friends. The bride was attended By her
father, whilc Edward Courtemancha n
brother of the bridegroom, escorted MIN.
The bride was gowned in blue silk trim
mod with white lace. Upon her ARRIVAL
ut the chancel rail. the society Of the
Children Of Mary. OF which the bride was
a member, placed a beautiful crown upon
her head. At the conclusion of the cere'
mony n breakfast was served at the home
of the brides parents and the dav WIS
given UP to festivities. In the evening the
young couple were tondered a reception.
which WAS largely attended. Mr., and Mis.
Conference.-The will reside in the village.
Among the out Of town guests in at
tendance upon the wedding were Mrs.
Moses Courtemanche. the mother of the
groom OF Milleroche, Ontario, and Xavier
NeZina and Miss Wlllcna Nezina OF Mon
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Lyman IIill and family and guests. Mrs
Ellen Baxter and son and Walter Pres
colt and the Misses Edith Fuller and Edna
Miles. are having a week outing at
Thompson's Point The Misses Berthe
Whitney and Ina Davis of burlington arc
guests of Mrs F.. w. Ellis this week.
D. II. Liberty expects to move his family
into his new house this wcek.-The Misses
Rera and kate Berry are visiting their
sister, Mrs. James Atkins.-Tbe Ladies'
society will serve ice cream and cake Sa t.
urday evening August from seven IL
ten o'clock at the NJ. ". A. hall.-Ernest
Shamho is moving into @. w. Brewster
tenement house north Of the village. Mrs
V r. Sargent and son. Rolla, are visit
ing trlnnds In Huntington this Meek.
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of the late Henry g,
Lcavenworth was held Thursday after
noon at two o'clock. William FOote had
general charge at the house. where a
brief service was held. Arriving at the
church, the caskct was met and escorted
10 The cemetery by the members Of
Friendship Lodge, Of which the deceased
was one of the oldest members. The Ger
clnonics at the grave were conducted by
the lodge, John II, Thorp, marshal, clos
ing with bencdiction by the Roy. H.,
G'llick. I'll" bearers were George s. and
Edgar L. IHavenworth, sons of the de-
ceased, Alfred L. sherman of burlington
and Frank Bigwood OF Winooski. This
death removes almost the last OF the gem
Grafton of the deceased from Charlotte.
Mr.. Leavenworth was a man universally
esteemed. He was always active and
public spirited in town affairs. In the
Rebellion he was continuously on the
board Of selectmen. acting AS recruiting
ofncer for the town during the war. Large
responsibilities rssted on his shoulders,
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WILLIsTON.


Mr. ana MIS-. {. J. ana Mr. and Mrs. c.
). Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Middlcbrook have beer spending n few
days ut M3llott+ Bay Mrs. Eliza beth
Mcintyre returned homo with them
Mr.. and Mr. John Flint and son, Alan
son, have gone on Il carriage drive to
Troy, to spend few days with his
fathers family Lewis Miles has been
sick the past weck-Eliott Mil and
sister. Mrs. J II. Bushnell, were in Mid
1lnhurv las, vrrck - Mice Maud | a,,,co,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

News has been received Of the birth on
Saturday of twin daughters /" Mr.. and
MrS. I. q. jenkins of Detroit Mich. Mrs.
a. f.. Read, mother of Mrs Jenkins, went
to Detroit Saturday To spond several
weeks.
Frank Allen has just lost live head Of
young cattle. which he was having Yas-
turcd in Fairfax. The cause of death was
anthrax fever. more Familiarity known as
"hlack leg y common cause Of .he dis
ease is poor water, but the veterinary ok
pressed the opinion that in this ease it
may have been caused in part by the
presence in the field at some time Of I'M
buried cattle. which had died from the
same disorder.
a mock shirmish on the various street :
Of the village yesterday forenoon bv
bodies of soldiers from Fort Ethan AL
len raised good deal Of dust and about
as much curiosity among the residents.
the general impression being that hot
pursuit of descrters was going on.
Mrs. Florence Engelsby of Washington.
- G.. is spending few days at Mrs.
job Batcs's.
Mrs. A. q. Austin is visiting friends in
Charlotte and Hinesburgh.
Miss Gcorglc Holden and sister cf ST.
Armand. who have been guests OF Airs.
clayton \, Booth. went to Swuntun last
night
Mrs. G. G, Curricr of Bristol who has
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Sturtevant. returned yesterday to
camp at Long Point
The Social club Will hold danclng
party in music hall Friday evening Mrs
Henry, Bort Waterman and W Shor-
man are to furnish music.
Frank TroWhrdee and Henry + tteron
of philadelphia are visiting at the homes
OF \. II. stanley and 9. r Grow
Misses Elizabeth Lane and Louise CON
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ADDISON.

The friends of Mrs. Ira Barber will be
pleased to learn that she is a little net
ter.-The Advent paster the Rev Viii
son Of Bristol, preached at the chapel or
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs j. l. Clark are
spending the week in St. Alhaus at Mr.
MitcheTs.-Dr. Riley is the guest of the
Rov. and Mrs. White.--T dance on Fri
day night was a failure.-The social at
Ezra Whitford's was a success. being at
tended by over 1e'. Ice cream and cake
were served and nearly $40 taken in
Dora Pigeon, the granddaughter Of Henry
banyoU, is in critical condition as the
result of sun stroke. Or. Pilon attends
her
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Gcbhardt from Shclburne farms
is spending week with Miss blanche
Bradley.-Miss Marjorie Beers has return
ed to burlington, after "A weeks visit
to her father, T.. B BeersMrs. Mary
Bradley Of burlington and her son, John
Bradley, OF Rochester. n. Y, visited rela-
tivcs in town last week
Miss Rcna Johns left We'd
nosday evening for the st. Louis
exposition. Farmers have their hay
ing nearly finished and harvestiLg
has bcGun.-Miss Mary Bradley of Bur-
ilngton and son, John Bradley, of Roch-
ester, n Y, called on relatives here last
Friday.-BenJamln Cleveland IN enjoying
camp life for a few days at tho cottage
OF II. G. Beers, Thompsons Point
Mountview creamery paid 20 cents for
butter fat for the month OF Juno and
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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs Charlotte Fair
child was hold from her late home on
thursday Mt two O'Clock p. M, the Rev.
u. f.. Herrick ofIiciated, assisted by the
Rev. C. w. Clark. The interment was in
the family lot In the village cemetery.
among those who were hcre to attend
tho funeral from out of town were the
Rev. and Mrs C. w Clark of Georgia
II. NJ stevens. w. r. Pnrmelee and Ray
Han of ST. Adams and Mrs. Emily Hall
or Burlington.-fIornce Goodyear and
bride. who were married at Woodstock
me visiting hs parents, Mr.. and Mrs, O.
w. Goodycar.-A very pleasant dance was
given by some of the young people at the
opera house Thursday cvenng.-Ie.se W.
Rockwell and Miss Lena Rockwell Of
burlington are visiting at O. W. Good
year s.-NIss Lillian Plant has returned
IRON visit with her brother George
Flhnt. in Albany. NJ y. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. George Plant and
her little son.-Miss Minnie Caswell aud
little nephew OF New York are visiting
at a. y. Caswoll's and other friends in
town -NIiss Bertha Hewey Is visiting
in Fairfax
The funeral Of Mrs. James Evarts. vino
died sunday after a long Illness, was held
from her late home on Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock. the Rev T.. r.. Her
rick officiating. The internent WAS in
the family lot in the village cemetery. She
Is survived by an aged husband. The tu-
neral OF the little child of MIR. ana Mrs.
Louis Morgan was held from the Con-
gregational Church Monday afternoon the
Kew. r. r. Herrick ofiiciating.-Mlss Jane
I'ennctt and friend from Burlington spent
tuesday with Mrs. e. J. Rankn.--F S.
Morgan Is spending a few days in Cam
bridge. Miss Kate Ashley and Mrs. G..
r. Skeels started Monday for .he St.
LOUIS exposition.-Frank Caswell of Prov
idence. X. l., Is spending his vacation Mt
ms fathors, A B. Caswell' s.-Miss Eiccta
Alien or Boston is at her fathers. Tho
mas Aliens for few weeks vacation -
Edgar Powell is home for his vacation.-
MISS Norma Deming OF MINNEAPOLIS
Mlhn., is visiting her aunt, Miss y. NJ.
Cromb, and other friends in town.
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral Of Wallace Munson was
hoid from the Congregational Church
last Friday, the Rev G. T. Atwood OFF,
atinG--Roll1 lombard ard wife. vino
nave been visiting Mt u. j., Severance :,
returned to their home i'm Amherst. Mass.
t-M'sSes Jessie and Ethel Lord are
visiting Miss Grace Crockctt-The kin $
ltuEhters VIII meet with Mrs. Shaw
next Friday, August MIR and Mrs
george Hen lerson have left for their
home In Cleveland. o., and Or George
Henderson for his home In Springfield
MaSs.-Miss Fannie Day and Miss Ier-
nice McNall have returned from sum
MGR school
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WEsTFORD.

Brief funeral services for the late John
A. stuart were held at his house On We'd
nesday ut 30 y. m. Lamoille Lodge. No,
took charge of the service at the grave,
Mr.. Homer Reynolds Of Winooski deliver
ng the address. There was "A large num-
Der at The house, about 20 teams being
In the procession-MN Maude JENNIE
and daughter. Miss Charlotte. are visit
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and the town records show that great
many thousand dollarR were dlsbursed by
him in b0unties and extra pay. The in
termont was In Grand View cemetery. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tucker took a car
ringe drive TO New York last week. The
apple crop gold by c. r. Holmes last year
! from his orchard brought nearly 81 200 in
gross.-Charies y. Homcs has in his
| dairy three year-old heifer that IN tho
month of June gave l,N9 pounds Of milk.
with an average test of six per cent
W. s. Yale spent Sunday in Westminster
with his son-in-law, Mr. Farr.--Mr. Clark
Whipple and Thomas Kingsley OF Rut-
land spent Sunday with G. u. Cook--Miss
Vida Johnson is visiting Miss Kate Beach.
Henry =. Hin has nearly completed his
| new horse barn. improvements are to he
made on other OF the farm buildings Il.
~ Field, president of the trustees of
Grand View cemetery, is perfecting plans
| that Will insure perpetual care of lots
| IN the cemetery by the income from a
| fund to be placed in the hands of the as
ISOLATION. The association has been in
corpornted and legally qualified to hold
| funds in trust for such purposes. It Is
optional with parties to place money with
the trustees Immediately. or give IN OBJ
ll@atlon to the association, payable at
| death with annual interest OF four yer
cent. During tho life of the givor. this
yearly interest ia used In the care ur his
! Individual lot. and in tho event of lcath
Nc sum donomnntcd In tho ,blisption.
is to be funded for tho same purpose
AS the fund in areas and tho ircunc
grows larger, it can be employed in ccn-
eral care Of the cemetery: but 1cvor he
employed until individual grounds proper
| ~ cared for according to the cOnd.ii0ns
of the trust.-Iouis Poulin has rented
George \. Foote's tenement NJ the Centre.
and will work for Louis 1pcsuutc1s Ilut,k
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mre. Edward Norton are re
iooing over the birth of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Curtis and children of Wor-
cester are visiting relatives in town
Mr. and Mrs. Montany are spending a
lew weeks with relatives in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Albert Snow and children went IN
Lake lroqupls Monday morning FOR a
WeckS Outinr.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs Il. s Maynard will serve an after.
noon tea IN the ladies' society Friday.
August 5-Mrs, George Remmington and
son. Harold, of BROOKLYN, are at her faith.
ers. j, NJ Wrghts for vacation MIR.
Remminston viii join them in about one
wcok,-Misscs Amanda and Eleanor Far.
rand OF bakersfield are at George Mich.
Continued on 30 page.A
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passing fortnight's vacation with her
friends in town.---Tho report OF July
weather as given by tie local observer
Is as follows Highest 70 degrees the 10Th !,
lowest, az dccrtas the 9TH Mean for
tho month GiS which Is about one de-
gree below the normal July weather
Rainfall, 4,S2 inches Katharine and
Kent Pcrley and Merrill Irish wont 10
Burlington Tuesday for a stay Of sew
eral days.
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ROCKVILLE.

Miss Molly Kendall of Middleb,ry has
been with her sister. Mrs H. 9. Ward.
for the last two weeks-Mrs Il. F. Town
send and her mother Mrs. Martha Hanks,
are with their sister and daughter, Mrs.
H. T.. Taylor.