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cousin, 10 Robinson In Hart. Mich
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. c IL. Claxton returned Thursday
from weeks visit In Roxbury. Mise
Chase of st. Adams is visiting Mrs. Ar.
thur StearnS. Misses Rice Of Bellows
Falls and Litchnold of Rutland, who have
been spending some time ut y. j. Clarlss $,
went To Rutland Monday. They were ac-
companied by Misses Frances and Cora
Clark. who are attending the summer
school now in session Mrs a. +. Kim
Dali or Milton Is the guest of Mrs. s. r..
CLAYTON and other relatives in town.-Miss
Bcrthh scott gave a pleasant lawn party
last Friday night at the homo OF her par
cuts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Scott, in honor
or tho lSth birthday Of her sister, Mabcllo,
NJ which about q were in attendance
MUSIC dancing and games formed the
anusefn"nts Refreshments Of cake, lee
cream and fruits were servcd.-Miss
Douglass of the Benedict school. Column
b'a, :. c., gave an interesting talk mt the
baptist Church last Sunday evening upon
her work among the negroes. Miss Doug
lass Is boarding for the summer ut George
W. Prindle's-- Mrs. Emma TaxEart is
visiting relatives in town
! n" Breezy Point Library association OF
charlotte will give the play "Sunbonnc;s"
frldlN and Saturday evenings of this
week instead of Thursday and Friday
evenings as previously announced.
Attorney A. l.. Sherman and wife were
III" guests of T.. II. Converse on TucSdnN.
They were returning to their home from
an extended carriage drive. While away
they visited friends in Castlcton. Proctor
ana New Havcn.-Nisses Frances AMI
Cora Clark are attending the summer
school In Rutland
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WESTFORD.

An examination for those wishing To
have their tuition paid by tho town Will
h" held in the hool house in the village
on Saturday. July 81. hegining ut nine a.
m.-Thc Musical bouquet will be repeat
cd next Irilv evening in the town hail.
Almond Dsrood has bought ~. Il.
UoWarl'S farm for 81, 500 Mr.. OsCood viii
take Dosseesion August 1--Mr. and Mrs.
j.. y Whipplo won't to Richford Saturday
to visit their daughter, Miss Lia.-NIr.
and Mrs. Ora Norton had Il l0-pound
daughter horn Wednca!ay.-Mrs. James
II Grow has been travelling the past week
with her husband-Miss Josie Reid, who
has been visiting Miss Marcia Irish for
two weeks, returned to Essex Sunday
Misses Stella Farnsworth and Eva Nichols
have been spending the past week with
Miss il1a Galc.-Flovd Grow has closed
the blacksmith shop that he has been
running for the past six months, and is
now with his wife, spending few days
in Bristol. --fieorge MunSon expects to
move his family from North Wiliston
this week and he Will reopen the black
smith shop formerly operated by his la'n-
or, Charles Munson. Sr.-Mrs. a. Il. Ark
lev and Mrs. George Allen of Essex June
ton visited John Allen Saturday.
The Cioverdalc CO. paid 20 cents per hun
drcd for June milk.--Don NJ. Rice has
returned from Philadelphia for the re-
mainder Of his vacation.
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RICHMOND.

It is expected tho new church will be
dedicated the 18th of September and it il
hoped to be Dedicated free OF debt. -Four
teen new sheds are completed for the ben
III OF the worshippcrs at the church. Mrs.
~. .. Ferguson and children of Burlington
visited u few days last week MI. and Mrs
Il. b. Androws.-Buel c. Andrews of Al
bany, n. Y. was the guest of his parents
this week.-Mrs.. Butler Firman. president
of the Illinois Missionary society," smoke
here last Thursday evening and her hus-
band spoke here last Sunday night. There
VIII be public teachers examination by
Examiner John F.. Allen at the high school
building August and 5.--Ralph Bclton
ana Carl Jones have gone tn Pectsville.
\. Y, to wire several large buildings for
electric lighting. 1t is expected they Will
no absent n week or ten davs.-~rhcre was
lawsuit last Saturday at the town clerk
once. John Burnett vs.. Albert Strectcr,
Id Tor" Justice :. Green for trOVcr. state
Attorney l.eary appeared for the plaintiff
ANA MIR. Strccter managed his own case.
Tho verdict was for the plaintiff to rccoV-
or $50 ana costs.--'rhe Rev NJ Treat and
family started Monday morning for their
old hoiuc in ohio, where Mr.. Treat will
spend three weeks vacation. His brother
Il clergyman. from Cleveland. Ohio, is ex-
pected to occupy his desk in his absence
The Richmond bail team went to Bristol
last Saturday aud played with the Bristol
team. tho score standing Richmond : Bris-
tol THE cuban Giants played a four
inning game Tuesday with the Richmond
team. tn" heavy rain stopping the game.
the score standing Giants ). Richmond l.
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AERIE OF EAGLES.
New Fratcrnal order Fleets Officers
and Has Charter Membership of o..

An order OF Eagles was instituted in this
city last evening, and starts off with "A
membership Of 81, but II is expected that
by the next meeting there will be at least
twice that number. The local branch OF
the order or aeric, Will be known as tho
Queen city Acrie. The aerIe organized
NTH the following officers:
Past worthy prcsidcnt-John II. Dunn.
Worthy president-Jerone b, Beaure-
gard.
Vice prcsdent-Gcorge LaFrance.
Socretary-W. l.. BoyntOn.
Treastrer--E. p. Richie.
Chaplain--W. F.. Lacrosse.
Worthy conductor-t.dWard T. Iozo.
Outside guard-Scymour T.. Lauzon.
Aerie physician-Dr. James W. Court
ney.
District Deputy State President NJ. J.
OBrien of Cambridge, Mass, was at the
meeting last evening and spoke n few
words after the election Of officers. The
degree work Will be conferred Sunday at
ternoon,
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infant child Of Julius Murray. which died
of cholera irfantuH. was hold from 81.
AIMS Church on Saturday. Row. j.
Baxcndale preached In exchange with the
Rev. NJ. Hubert Of Essex Sunday.-Mrs.
Fred Shcpardson ana daughter, Nina. Of
Richmond spent Friday In town, the lat
ter taking part in Mrs. Russelfs recital
DR.. D. c. lIawlcy OF Burlington was in
town Sunday to see the daughter of John
GOLDEN. Jr.. who is suffering from an
ahsccss in the neck. She was taken to the
hospital at burlington Monday for an
opera tion--Miss Sadie RnRg Of Fairfax is
visiting Miss I;dric Earber.-The real and
personal property of the late Rebecca
CANT. IS to lie sold at auction by the ad-
mnistrator Tuesday. August 16.-Mrs.
G. T.. Richardson Of Walden, n. v is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. S. Phillips
.. T.. Coon died Sunday. He had been In
poor health for some time. The funeral
was held Tuesday from his late home
Mrs. Halle Caswcll Simmons and child OF
New York. who have been waiting friends
in town. have returned home. Mrs james
Casey and child and Miss Casey of Provi-
dcnce Il. J., are visiting Mrs. Casey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Caswcll.
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ana faVoraplN regarded in puDlc anairS
as wei as in business circles. lie. too,
mas an enViable army record, having riser,
10 the rank of second lieutenant, I. 8.
{. l., with headquarters Mt Memphis.
Tenn. Miss Annette Dtury Is the wife of
C. {. Field, for many ycare A we'll known
engineer on the Rutland and later on the
Wells Rivcr railroads, and now pros
porous farmer In this town. G. Is. Drury
is a name which has become most fam
iliar on posters. dodgers and print ID mat
ter of all kinds Edwin Drury is one
OF the best known and most successful
Insurance men in the state Harley Lrurv
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ST. ALBANR.

Rudolph Curtis died at his home on
Spruce street at $3.50 O'Clock Friday
morning In the 18th year of his age. Mr..
Curtis had IN accident about two Years
ago which resulted in the anputation oc
IL leg and complications of a caucerous
nature followed, resulting In his death.
MIR. Curtis was Il son Of Tcllus Curtis
and was unmarried.
1t is quito probable that T. NJ Hanna
ford, n former st Abars boy, who began
railroddins with the old Vermont Central
IN the 10's and is at present second vice.
president ana general tran ic manager of
the Northern Pacific railroad, will succeed
Paul Morton, who recently resigned as
second vicc-Iresilent OF the Santa Fa
railroad to enter the cabinet AS secretary
of the navy. Mr.. Hannaford has been
offered the position and is considering the
matter.
Frederick w. Freeman. who recently
resigned as principal and superintendent
of schools. has been elected and has ac-
copied tho position Of superint endent Of
schools at Bath Nc
The Rev. w. Ilermon Hopkins who re-
g. utIv accepted call TO the pastorate Of
: IN" Conversational Church NJ Berkeley,
'dI VIII supply the pulpit Of the First
'unEr' eatonh Church next Sunday.
News was received here SATURDAY e
tn death ~ W areham. Mass. of Mrs
Mary D. Mlr'uN mother of the Rev John
, n. M"''"ll. and a former resident Of this
CIV r." f'h"ral was held Yesterday at
WdrehanD
! The engagement of John Fletcher
/ Hatch, passed assistant paymaster !.
:. y. and Miss Janet Ripley Pease. cid
est daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John G.
! Pease Of north Main street. has been
| announced.
| The wedding " the Rev. W. Hermon
Hopkins. formerly OF this CITY. nov Il
| poughkeepsie. y. y. and Miss Relic
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

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Mass. has como to spend the summer with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Fish
D. H. Male and sop ~ SnrirphcId Mass
are passtne n fortnisht AZ pr A X
Bcll'.-Niss Horr,ct Eo,sytb has conc 10
Sugar nm n II to IVORY in n summer
hotef-Nrs DIN Morrill, and do,rhtors
Anni. aud Italian w.rt .rhur.d,v tn tslo
La Motto to mas. a fsw days in the home
Of \ ~ Lrsk Mr. ccorro w ,h.ffe,
ana son p,rdo1nh of tsnston a-. rton.
nfnr for sevor,, ,vneky With hcr ,ure,ts
Mr. AVID Nrs I,,r.s Lon,np rof II
Como If Drnnl,Ivn ratin school and Mr.
1,rnc ,ro Ln,,ii,,, Co., 10 .sn.,.,, ,,.i,b
Mre 1tlviro Tark,9s r,n,,,ott ,:,rdu.r ~
Toledn ONO has hco,, ,,as.in,, tha u'.olk
hero ito icft Sntnrd.,. for To,aao ,cN
cor,ro, ,io1 h,. NJ c,-,,rar NJ ,.a.,
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drivr his Week thronrh Eastcr, town
Sims me animal STrdov scbooi r,irric
Of tho Matbodist Church Uill he hald oe
ls,,al on SHELDON c.,muyround Auyrst =
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Miss Van Wee OF Rockford, H. is
visiting at the home OF :. S. tiall.-Mrs.
Annette : Dix and her daughter Ala,
are camping near Enfield. y H.-Mrs.
Retsey Miller stiles has gone to West
berkshire to spend several weeks at
her brothers. Frank Stiles's.-Mss G"ur-
gia Bailey OF Johnson. n former teacher
in town, is visiting at Mrs. Emma Mavcy'S.
Master Henry ii. Wright has gpnc 10
Bakersfield to spend some time en- the
farm with his uncle. j. H. Farnsworth.--
Mrs. Hannah Parker Of Putncy. who has
been spending several months with
friends, has gone to the home ~ her
daughter at lyndonvllc Mrs. Charles
Cay Of Allston, Mass, is visiting a g.
II. Halrs.-rhe Misses Mcdonald are
visiting friends ut Eden Falls Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse and son of Worcester. Mass,
are visiting At the home Of Mrs Morse's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Clement DeZotelle
Guy Rowley Is assisting Mr. Dcwart of
st. Adams in surveying the town lines
between Franklin and Orleans Counties
The saw min and tub factory of j g.
Fhitchins Is shut down for REPAIRS
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SHELBURNE.

rho house of Henry Fargo Just north
OF tho river bridge ON the road to Buring-
ton was burned to the ground Thursday
only Il few of the household goods were
saved. The fire was caused by an over
turned pan Of lard. only "A part of the
property was insured.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fenwick are the
parents Of fine eight pound boy born
Ju$ II
SholburAe Cooperative Creamery com
pany paid for June four per cent milk 8
cents or 1879 cents per pound OF butter
fat THIS is tho salne price as they pa J
for May milk.
Mrs, II. l. Goodsoll and family have
gone to Grand Isle for a short stay with
My Goodsels mother.
Or. and Mrs. W S webb are entertain
ing large party Of friends at Shelburnc
House
Mrs. l. H. Road is Mt Spring Grove
her cottage.
About - Snelburne people went on the
Methodist SUNDAY school boat ride TO st
Adams lay W"incsday-M Dortha
Temple of Rutland is visiting Alfredda
Stpddard for a few dAys.-Mrs. r. W.
BiSSonctt has returned from Spring Grove
camp Rround.-NrS Mackis Of Montreal
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
T. lrisn.-Mr Hazrn OF Hanover, y. H..
has been engaged 10y tho school board as
principal of the high s"hool-Henry Ear
go whose house burned last week has NOV
ed his family to l.. H. y. Rowlcy's tcnc-
ment house Miss Ethel Bissonett and
Matte Stoddard have gone to lraS-
burgh for Il few weeks VISIT to relatives
Mr. and Mrs H. n. Rowey. Miss Roberts
and Miss t.una Ray arc camping At Long
Point.-Mr and Mrs. O. y. Roberts and
family have returned from camping at
the Blair cottage.
The }rc".v Point Library association of
Chariot" Will give tho play "SuubounctS'
Friday and Saturday cvcnings cf this
week Instead OF Thursday and Friday
evenings as previously announced
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CHARLOTTE.

Tho general government has recently
placed on large boulder west of the
road ard a little south of the old chec So
factory site, a metal tablet with this in
scription. United States Geological Sur
vey: 500 fine for disturbing this mark
Elevation above sea level 2ll feet. '-l)r.
Thomas Chittendcn Hill has recently re
cciVed an appointment on the SurGi al
staff OF the Itoston dspcnsary. For :his
position be received a fine recommcn dation
from NJ. Ernest Miles +. II. &. 5. surgeon
of Gordon hospital for diseases o: the
rcctum. Gordon. England. with whom
DR.. Ilill worked in ls8.-Mrs. Rona
Johns who has been successfully employ
cd in our schools. will teach In the
primary department of tho Hanover. n
H., graded school, commencing Septem-
Der 6.-Cyrus p. Vnn Nl!et has bought
the Prindle cottage at Thompson 3
Polnt.-Miss Elizabeth Homes is to give
recital in the church Wednesday oven-
ing, assisted by local musical talent
breezy Point library will give their play
'Sunbonnets" in their hall Thursday and
Friday evcrinsS.-A party Of young
people had a straw ride to Nerscnnes
Thursday evening to attend the hand
con"ert.-Thc Christian End"avor society
was rcorganized last week with John
socrctarY.-r. J. Pore has sold an acre Of
land from his Brady lot to Lewis St-r-
gcon.-T T.. Nolison has been moving
and repairing the barn on the Wing place
near the church. Miss Kate Smith has
been spending a few days on Putnam isl
and with Albert Williams and family.
The funeral Of Henry c. Leavcnworth
Will he held Thursday afternoon ut two
o'clock AZ the house. Services at the
grave Will be in charge of Friendship
Lodge and all master Masons arc invite ed
To meet at the town hall. Charlotte, at
ono o'clock
Tho freely Point Library association Of
Charlotte will give the play "Sunbonncts"
Friday and Saturday evenings OF this
week instead of Thursday and Friday
evenings as Pre- ViOuSlY announced.
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JERICHO.

c. s. Field expects to move his
family To Burlington. this week.-Mrs..
Joseph Williams returned to her homo
In Hardwick Tuesday.-Miss Pauline
Osgood, has been spending a. few days
with her sister, Mrs. NJ O. Balch.-
Miss Mamie Holmes OF burlington.
was guest at Ausin Fields recently,
The Rev. Arthur johnson of Ros-
ton, preached In the Baptist Church
sunday morning Julius i'liss of
Morrisville, was "a guest at d. h. Rood
Tuesday and Wednesday.--Th Hon,
Il w. iiulburd of Hyde Park. was in
town Tuesday and Saturday Miss
Lillian Hutchinson OF Brooklyn, visit
cd her sister. Mrs. ~ H. Goodwin last
week.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. VI. +. Hale and daughter. Frances.
accompanied by Miss Brown Of Fairbury
N"b., are the guests Of = a. I{ale.-B. &.
Day of New York is visiting at Madam
Whitcomh's u. A. Nichols of Chicago. a
former resident of this place, has been
visiting friends in town after n % years
absence. Eugene Bliss of Chicago i- visit
ing at Edward Bliss s-Mrs NJ =
Maurice OF Montgomery is visiting in
town.-The Custer House has a goodly
number OF summer boarders Mrs. Rice
and daughter Of New York city are visit
ing at Or. Burdick's.--S. f.. bentley of
New Bedford. Mass. has been spending Il
few days in town.A party of young mon
students passed through here on a walk
ing trip to Mt. Mansfield. where they will
camp.
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FLETCHER.

The remains Of Mrs. Abigail Wetherhcc
were brought here from St bloomsbury for
burial Mrs. Wethcrhce was So year, old
ana had always lived in this town until
one year ago, when she went To live with
hcr daughter Mrs. Johnson, who has
cared for her through her long sickness
She had been blind for many years. The
funeral was largely attended from tho
tnivcrsalist Church. the Rev. l. y. Booth
of Morrisvile officiating The remains Of
Mrs V. ID, kinxley were brought here
from Bakersfield Friday and buried be-
side her husband. the late Cephas Kins-
Icy, Mrs. kinsley was - years old and
had always resided in this place until
she went To live with h1r daughter
George Scott is in very poor health.
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MILTON BORO.

The Rev. G. S. Hulburt OF Essex preach
cd sunday In exchange with the Rev. J.
w Haxendale.- and Mrs, John Bean
and Miss M;th Hin are visiting in Burke.
N. H.-John Cameron has gone Ia house,
keeping in Is. ID. Martins tenemsnt.-R
r. Mills's horse was frightened while
standing in front OF Roy Towards sun
day morning. Running around II threw ont
two cream cans and ran to the foot Of
the Bullock hill where 1t was caught by
Earl Costello without any damage.--A,ss
Entma Bean has deferred her return home
until Thursday to enable her to VISIT her
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Mary Brewster returned TO town
Friday ami is stopping at 7. H. Sweet s.
Mrs MARY Sweet is in burlington nursing.
Mrs. N,ttie Fitch has been listing
friends IN Bristol, New Haven and Hroc-
tor the past wcek.-The annual meeting of
the King Daughters Will be held At the
hall August 3, when the yearly election
of officers will take place and the yearly
tax collected. Mrs. r. ID Johnson will
act as hostess NJ. ]. Ellis was home over
sunday lron burlington, Mrs. Ellis ac-
Companici him hack MONDAY.
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MILTON.

Col II, ., Clark and family Of East
Orange, n. j.. are at Mrs, S, F.. FHixon's
for a few weckS.-The horse barn. granary
and hog pen OF Charles swan were burn
ed Wednesday afternoon about one
O'Clock IL was with great difficulty that
the house was saved as it caught fire
several times 1t is not known how the
fire started. II. Reynolds of Lawrence.
Mass. is visiting his brother, G. c. Rey-
nOlds.-Mrs. Charles Turner IL Improving
slowly. Mrs. e.. A. Falrchild Is failing. -
Miss Draper of 81. Adams 10 visiting her
aunt. Mrs c. II. Skeels. Demo has
moved his old house Ia another part of
his lot and will build n new house on
the site OF the old One.--Mrs. III. H. Bee
man is entertaining her mother. Mrs. II.
A. Lyon OF 81. Adams. her niece, Miss
Laura Atkins of ST. Paul, and her sister
Mrs. Fred Weed of Ocean Springs, Mss.
Steel walls and ceiling are being placed
in the new Masonic hall in the building
recently purchased by Seneca Lodge, j..
x A. NJ.
a pleasant recital was given by Mrs.
Russells music class at the Congraga-
tional vestry Friday evening, 10 q lares
and apprecintivc audience, The ladies' of
the social committee Of the church served
ice oyeam and cake at the closA and
about SIS was clesreds-Ths funeral OF the
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

c. V. Richardson and wife are the par
cnts of a son, born July H.
Mrs. j. u. HILL who was quite SICK
with muscular rheumatism last week,
is getting better.
Charles owen Of Hindsdale, ~ H.,
Is visiting his sister. Mr.. Ellen Com
stock. He Is accompanied by his
daughter Minnie.
There was town meeting at the
town house Monday. IT was decided
to appoint committee to sec about
buying 1000 tons OF crushed stone of
Contractor Moore to be used on the
hiEhWays.
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home. Miss Daisy Douglass Ia visiting
Miss Jennie Cook Mrs Hattie Somerville
of Waitsfield is visiting her parents Mrs.
and Mrs. a. NJ Whccler.--ME. and Mrs.
Herbert Burnham Of Gardner, Mass, are
in town. Miss Shirley King OF Topeka,
kans., Is visiting az Deacon w. C. Crock
etts.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anterior have
moved INTO Walter MIller's house Fred
Deforge is quite seriously i'll with rheu-
matism. -lsola Bombar d and wife and MIR.
and Mrs. Nelson Waite are visiting at u.
f.. Severauce's
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Tho Misses Rachel, Maud and NrniA
Chamberlain of iiaWathl. Kan, ara
visiting at William McGrcgor's. -Mrs.
Jesse Motto and daughter. Marjorie, (
Alburgh are at +. w. Rowells for a
few days Edward Whitlock of Burning.
ton came to the Ha7cn cottage Frid,y
and returned sunday, accompanied by
Mrs Whtlock and son. Russell. Miss
Sadie Wedgcworth of New York CITY
accompanied by friend, are at home for
the summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-28
WILLISTON

Two children of Mrs. A. L. Bingham
niece, with their nurse. are with her
The Rev. Leigh Deifendorf has friend
With him from Massachusetts.-M and
Mrs. Guy I.amson had guests TO enter
tain Monday.-Henry Curtis and family
Of burlington were In town Monday
4 farm hand at r. COnant's got pitch
fork thrust through his arm recently
while moving way hay.-Miss l., NJ Brown
spent It few days in burlington this week,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Han
s"om The ladies realized about SIS from
their ice Crnain social.