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Miss Blanch Lyons left Friday for
Boston.
Miss Rose Watson went to Waterford
Thursday
Alac Gallipo and family have moved
to Worcester.
Miss Minnie Perham will spend
Sunday in Schenectady.
John F. Waters and family of New
York are boarding at Moses Wilson's.
Miss Nellie and Mary Healy are
spending their vacation at their home
here.
Mrs Hollister and daughter, Flor
ence have gone to Albany and Half
Moon, n. Y.
Mrs NJ. b. Houghton and Mrs +. d.
Moore return today from carriage
drive to Wilmington.
About 30 people went from here to
Lake Bomoseen and spent the day
Sunday, returning on the ten p. M.
train. With the exception of being
very warm, the day was all that could
be desired.
tits announced that Thomas r.
Nolan, "A former resident, now of Sche-
nectady, n. y, is saidto be candi-
date for the position of district at
torney for Schenectady county.
Miss Anna Marten, daughter of Rev
Z. Marten, sang the otferatory solo at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
She is only II years old.
Rev Frank r.. Morris will return
from his vacation this week and will
occupy his pulpit Sunday,
The Democratic county convention
will be held in Apollo hall tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Frank Clark of Winthrop is the
guest of Mrs Emma Harwood.
Joseph Pearline of New York is Wis.
iting Barney Levin.
Miss Helen Penny of Troy is the
guest of Mrs Frank Edgerton.
Miss Kelly of Hoosick Falls spenl
Sunday with Miss Agnes McCabe.
Miss Ida Mae Fitzgerald who has
been visiting her uncle, Rev A. j.
Barron, has returned to Troy. +
Charles H. Cole of Rensselaer, has
been spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs G. Eugene Stevens. .
Misses Grace and Eva HufnagIe
leave this week for visit with friends
in New York.
The regular business meeting of the
YPSCE will be held tomorrow even
ing at the Baptist church. af
Walter Hayes is spending a portion
of his vacation at the Puirer-Kehoe
camp at Sucker pond.
Mrs Thomas Slattery has gone to
Troy to have an operation performed
on her thtoat.
Mrs Fred Woodland is visiting in
Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs John f. Healy are in
Manchester for the day.
The party who have been occupying
the cottage at Lake Emerald returned
Saturday.
b. A. Quinlan vacated the Dewey
tenement on Putnam street and moved
to the John S. Holden cottage on
Dewey street recently vacated by viii |
lage President f. f. Battles
Mrs Julia r. Cone and children of
New York are at Bennington Center
for the summer Her husband was
the son of Samuel Sloan for many |
years prominent railroad man.
The board of license commissioners
held its regular quarterly meeting
Friday afternoon when all the officers
Of the place were examined as to the |
of the law. Not one had any
complaint TO make.
In view of the coming trip Of the
Vermont National Guard to Manassas
in September, and as the regiment is
To gather at Brattleboro for a few
days before 1t leaves the state, the |
Bennington company is planning to
march overland from here to Brattle-
boro, u distance of 20 miles.
F. L. Holt died at the Soldiers home
hospital Sunday morning. He served
Turing the civil war in Company H.
9Th Vermont volunteers, and was adj
nitted to the home eleven years ago.
de was "a wears of age. He leaves
three children. He will be buried in
Ii, L. Hindley in the Brattleboro
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