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court.-The Aid circle of Kings Daurhtcra
VIII meet with Mra. S. Green next Friday
afternoon. Mrs. George Goodrich will as
sist IN entertaining Eugene Fay Of CLARE
mont, N. H., and Mrs. 6. -. Ellis cana
here last Saturday. Mrs. Ellis has spent
two weeks with friends in Claremont.-
Robert Norton Of Fair Haven is visitin,
his mother, Mrs J. Il. Norton. and will re-.
main several weoks.--Dr. and Mrs. Claw
ton Andrews of Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson Of burlington and Mrs. Pcase
of Colorado were guests of S. +. Andrews
last Wcck.-MiSs Carlotta Andrews and
Miss Elizabeth fIcnly graduated ut Castle
ton Normal school at the close of tho
spring term and have returned home
Mrs l.. II. Shcnardson is visiting her par
onts in assachusetts.--Mrs Napoleon
King of Texas and family will spend the
summer with her father, Potcr Strong. go
MISS sadie Green, secretary for Consul
li'nry at Quebec, came to her parents ,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green, tho Fourth, and
VIII spend two weeks vacation.-Thc
Eov Mr. Nichols preached at the Cnivcr-
salist Church last Sunday buttons of
condolance were passed at tho odd Fol
lows last meeting on the death of the late
W. q. vincent. he being an honored mem
Der Of Samaritan lodge, |. o. o. F.
as J.. Gleason was driving home the
Fourth, whom about half way between tho
railroad and Frccman's drug store, "A fire.
cracker exploded, and his horse jumped,
breaking the bolt that hold the whipple-
Tree. The horse ran but was soon stopped
by citizcne. Mr.. Gleason remained in tho
wagon, which backed down the hill some
distance before il stOppnd
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Nellie Rice and brothers. Richard
and Gerald of Bellows Falls. and Miss
Helen Litcbticld OF Rutland arc spending
a few weclis at the home nj Frances and
Cora Clark MIR. Goddard of Rutland
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Phoebe II.
stone was largely attended from the house
Monday at p. m. The exerCs $ were con
Quoted by the Rev. IL Gulick. John II.
Tageart had charge The bearers were
Charles H. Reese. Franl. T. Smith. John
H. Thorp and Ovette L. Stone. The inter
nent was in the West ccmotcry.--C. VI
Evington cut his leg with an axe quite
badly last week. Eddie Bisonctte injured
one of his hands severely with cannon
rrecraCker July Airs II. II. Whalloy
entertained Miss Martha Thorne from
NcrGcnnes as a guest last week.-C i.
Van Nliet was IN town Tuesday in CON
nection with the Prindlc bankruptcy bust
ncss.-John ". Iissor and wife of Hines
burEh were here on business Tuesday,
The recent Sunday school boatride was
well attended, going to ST. Adams Bay -
The condition of Henry G. lcavenw0rth is
more serious. His son. Edgar L., is with
him now-tioorsc s l.tdVcuWorth. who
has been caring for his father. has been
called to k"cseville in connection with
railroad work there.--J. Kirk Palmer,
travelling for the Vermont Marble COM
plny is III town for a few wcckS.-Tho lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Spear
injured n finger quite badly in The CoSs
of clothes Wringer n few days ago.
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MIDDLEDURy.

The special school meeting that was
called ana which WAS held in the town
hall Friday evening was IL iiZ2lc. 1t lasted
only about three minutes or just long
enough to adjourn. The move on foot
WAS to rcscind the vote to rebuild the
promptly met its defeat The committee
who have it in charge Will soon com
mcnce active operations. They are now
waiting for Il set OF plans.
The Green Mountain Pulp company are
placing Il new dam ut their first mill. The
new one is being erected just below tn"
old one and whom completed the old one
will be removed.
Carl Nowall. who lives Just north of
the village, while trying to blow up some
logs Monday afternoon had his face filled
with powder
Misses Sophia ana Elizabeth Wilds have
gone TO knights island FOR a 10 days
outing.
Mrs. Joseph Peck of New York is visit
ing her parents, hIr. ana Mrs. II. W. Brew
stcr for a few weeks.
Mrs Allen Warner and daughter of Al
bany, y. y, are the guests of her parents,
MIR. ana Mrs. q. :. Wright.
The Daughters OF the American Rovolu-
tion Will meet with Mrs. Charles Earl at
her home just south of the village on Fri
day afternoon instead Of Thursday az
previously mentioned.
Inc W omen torelSn missionary society
held a largely attended meeting in the par
lors of the Methodist Church "Wednesday
afternoon.
At the recent meeting OF Local No 1G.
Marble Workers Union, they elected the
following officers: President. John Tiguc,
Nicc-p president, W. Il. Bentley; recording
secretary, Is. NJ. Bawkcr; financial sccrc-
tary, NJ. a. Hahar; treasurer. William
Fagga; tyler, Harry Kelley; auditors, VII
liam RYAN, sylvester Whittlmore and VIII
liam 1.amOrdcr trustees, William Kent,
Bert Forrest and Napoleon DoItoun; shop
stewards, William Ryan, Bert Forrest, S,
Whitimore and Bert Landcrs; delegates to
the Central Trades and Labor council, Will
liam Kent, J. McClenchon, 5. Whitimore
and George Rolska.
Mr.. McSweeney, who was arrested by
Chief of Police G. n. Dickorson Monday
FOR intoxication was before Judge Foote
tuesday afternoon and appealed his case
to the county court BAIL was fixed which
he promptly secured and WAS released.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Florence Smith Of Wcstport. y. v,
who has been visiting her cousin, Charity
fromlcy tho past two weeks, returned
home saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler returned Sat
urday from Franklin. where they had been
two weeks. They report that the condi-
ton of !. l.. Wilder. who had two shocks
recently ms being much improved.
Miss Florence Lord celebrated her ninth
birthday. July 4. bH giving a party to Is of
her little friends. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. w Wells Of Blackstono. Va.
who has spent the last four weeks visiting
relatives in this town and vicinity, re-
turned Tuesday Mrs Wells was formerly
Miss Jennie Clapp of Colchester. and this
was her first visit home since she went
to California with her husband 10 years
ago
H. T.. Tillcy, who was quite sick last
week in consequence OF taking severe
cold Is able to DO out
laying has commenced with a light crop
on old meadows. but new stocked is good
oats and barley are looking well. also po-
tatoos. Corn is small for the time Of year
although making n good growth since the
rain. Potato bugs, which were reported
to have becn frozen. have thawcd out and
seem to lie more numerous and active
than ever.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS,

Tho death of Charles II. Harvey oc-
Cured at his home ON Mess nger street
at nine O'Clock Thursday morning in the
ed year of his age. Death resulted trcm
heart disease and a complication Of dis
cases of which Mr.. Harvey had been
suffering for several months Mr.. Harvey
WAS born in Waterloo, =. e., and camo
to this city when n young man. first on
Eaging in the building and carpeA' ering
business and later conducted a furniture
and undertaking establishment which
latter business he retired from about IS
months ago. Mr.. Harvey was married to
Miss Flora Downing of this city on Juno
II, 1873. and is survived by mis- wife,
three daughter. Mrs. Harley A. Haynes
OF Ionia, Mich. Miss Dora T.. Harvey
and Miss Lois Harvey of this aity; ono
son. John Il. Harvey. The funeral serv-
ices were held from the house at 30
o clock Saturday afternoo
Invitations Were issued yesterday for
the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Robertson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William j Robertson, ana Lieut. Harrie
Vaughn Hall. which VIII take place at
the home of the brides parents on Bank
street at eight o'clock on Thursday even
ing. July IT, A reception from $50 to ten
o'clock Will follow the ceremony.
The Vermont Power and Manufacturing
60. has bought of Cyrus G. Newton, n
lot on South Main street and has begun
tho erection Of a suh-station for the dis
triLution Of the electricity which Is being
brought from Fairfax Falls. The work IS
being pushed ahead with all possible dcs-
patch and 1t * expected that the nccos-
sary machinery Will be set up, ready for
business Ivy July IL.
Invitations have been received here for
the welding of Fay W. SchofielL formerly
of this city and son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Schodcd of North Main street. and Miss
Natalie l.. GorOn which will take I'acc
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Bradford were
called to Essex. y. Y. last week by
the death of Mr.. Bradford's father
0. p. Read and Miss Edith Her Of Troy.
y. T., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ..
T. Read at the Read homcstead-The
regular monthly business meeting of
the w. G. r. I. was hold at Lyceum
hall Wednesday evening. the 9Th
The Rev. @. II Carr and little Gladys
arrived home Saturday morning from
a three weeks absence in Copcrha-
gen and other PORTS in New York
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph Curavon,
who died Monday evening. after several
years of suffering with tuberculosis.
was held at the Catholic Church We'd
nesday morning. Mrs. Curavon was so
years of age and leaves a husband ana
three daughters. Mrs. Henry ASH OF
Ferrisburgh Mrs William Lessor and
Anna Shepherd of this town Mrs. W
II. Jones and daughter Mildred, OF
Montpelier. arrived in town last Thurs
day and are guests at the baptist par
sonagc.--Miss Carrie cleveland went
to burlington last Saturday, whore
she has a situation.--Mr. and Mrs. \. y
Ellison went to Bristol Wednesday
where they are TO stay the remainder
of the week with relatives
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ADDISON.

An inspector has lately been here look
ing over the rural delivery routcs.-Thcro
was pretty home wedding at Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Hrstol's on June % when
Miss Elsie became the wife of the Rev.
Frank thattorson of Neal Kan. They
have gone there to live Mr. and Mrs l..
L. Tracy have returned from a three
weeks visit in the Wost.-Thcro was a
lawn social at Luman Soegar's on the
evening OF July 6.--The Ladies' Aid soc!ety
held pleasant meeting last week with
Mrs. Eta Cross. The next meeting will
hc on JAY 20 with Miss Lizzie smith
Mrs. Martin Carr recently fell from "A
hammock ana injured her spine quite bad
ly Clara Smith is spending the summer
with Miss Lizzie Smith.-Leslic Terrell
and Wife. formerly Of this town. were re-
cent guests at Lutte Whitford's Suite q
number from here attended the picnic at
Whites Bay on July with the Panton
people Some went to Bridport to the fire
works.-T. A. Mitchell of St. Adams is
at j. !. Clark's for a few daYs.--Mrs. VIII
bur Robinson has moved 70 Hancock to
hv".-Thc telephone central is TO be moved
soon to the Rev. II. H. Whites, also the
Addison lhrary.-Mr. Guyette of Albany
is the Tllnst n Ethel Warner
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs H. F. Reed and children are pass.
Ing few weeks in Newport.-Miss Joanna
u. Croft returned from Brdgcwater
Mass. Thursday for the summer vaca-
ton. She attended the commencement at
Middlcbury, whore Miss Florence perley
graduated,-Mrs \. Il. Galbraith and
children expect to spend the coming two
months in Ncwport.-Miss Alice Cassidy
has gone 10 South Hero, where she has
position in the Champlain sanitlrium
MIR and Mrs. George l.. Hunt are spend
in few days In Mclndoes Falls-Mr.
and Mrs. w :. Ilorrick are moving into
the house recently purchased in st AL
nans.--pr. Ahcll, who was confined to the
house with an ugly carbunclc for 4 few
DAYS, is again about the strcet.--Juhn
Mcars went to Northncld July / to assume
the duties as assistant in the ofilcc OF tho
weather bureau connected with Norwich
l'nivcrsity.-i Hobart Goodsoll is expected
Continued on the Srd page)
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JUYL. Z 1904

gin, III. lie was a resident OF this village
for several years.
Miss Claire Wiley received quito n
painful injury while attending the ball
game Monday afternoon. Donald Arkley,
who was back OF her fired of a toy pistol
and the powder struck her head Just
back OF her left ear, making II wound
which blcd quite freely. She went at
orco to the Office of DR.. G.. NJ. Fcrrin,
who dressed the wound and it is not ex-
pected that any serious results will &C.
cur from 1t.
Miss Dunlap, who has been living at
the home Of Mrs. kilgore for some time,
has gone to the home of Mrs. Brisscttc
on the Colchester road.
Walter, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Osborne, found a powder cap in
n bag with which he was playing Mon
day. He put 1t into his mouth and bit IT,
the result of which was badly burned
mouth and lips. a doctor was called and
dressed the injury. The little fellow did
not seem to suffer much from the effects
Tuesday.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Berceron Tuesday,
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LINCOLN.

Tho celebration of the Fourth under the
auspices Of the ladies Aid and Good
Tcmplars. WAS success. There was n
large crowd. good order and an excellent
speech by l.. G. Russell of Middlcbury.
The horrlblcs were the most horrible ever
seen here and the stands and tables were
well patronzod The ball game between
the IIuntingtons and I.incolns resulted in
n victory for the former. the score stand
ing T. to 6. The gate money at the ball
grounds amounted to 1897 CO. The sOcie-
ties cleared $40. The following towns were
represented here during the day: Bristol,
New Haven, Monkton, Ncrgennos, Starks-
boro, Huntington. Warren, Hancock. Mid
dlobury and Rlpton.-Gcorgc Young and
daughter. Nellie who were here TO attend
the funeral OF William Sipe returned to
their home in Pawlct Saturday. Mrs. Siplo
and little daughters accompanied her IA
Their on his return and will reside there
with her parcnts.-Thc 10th daughter in
succession was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sen
cca Allen l'rday.--Mrs. Sophia Hamilton
Of Starksboro visited hcr mother, Mrs
Ilarkins Sunday. Mrs Hamilton IL falling
fast.-Mrs. Mabel Eddy OF Shelburno Is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. q. A. Sargent
and Mrs, Day The next meeting of the
Aid society will he held Wednesday after
noon. July 10. There will DO n full report
and adjustment of the finances OF the
Fourth at this meeting
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HINESBURGH.

Or. ana Mrs. f. W. Ribbon will leave
town this week and will spend few
weeks in the northern part of the State
and IN New Brunswick. DIR. Wilson Of
Providence, II. l.. will attend to his prac-
tice hcrc.-Mrs. Kelley, widow OF the late
William Kelley, passed away at her home
here Wednesday, June 20. She was an
aged lady and had been Il great sufferer
and perfectly helpless for many months
She leaves several children and grand
children. Tho funeral was held from the
Catholic Chu!eh at East Charlotte Friday
morninG,-Mrs. C. C Adams and daughter
have gone to Franklin to spend n few
wceks,--Ray lampson, who has been in
poor health for several months, is quite
low.-Edward Severance of Keene, N. H.,
is visiting friends here.-Merriam Tillcy
has returned from a visit to friends in
Burlington-M Euzeb Sanctuary was
very Ill with heart trouble Sundav.
DR.. r. w. McKibbon and wife and
Lawyer c. J. Russell wife and daughter.
llcne, are going into camp at Derby
Pond the last of the week.-Don NJ. Leon
ard and family Of Rutland have rented
and moved into Hulls cottage at Deer
Point for tho month Of JuIy--John Weed
Esq. of Washington, d. c.. Is visiting
Miss Sada Weed at the old Weed home-
stead and Is in very poor health.-Mr.
Smith and family OF Addison have been
visiting Mrs. Coburn Pierce who is Mrs.
Smiths sister and returned home Sunday.
Sidney CHIN is finishing a large addi-
tion TO his house,--Daniel Patrick Is build
Ing large barn at his place in
Mcchanicsville. Mrs, NJ. ] Kinsley and
her little granddaughter. Helen cole Of
Hcnnccker N. H.. and John Clark and
family OF New York city are visiting at
II. w. Huli's.-lra y. Kellogg. Jr. has
been engaged rs principal Of the high
school for another year. Ho IS attending
commencement at Burlington Mrs.
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Katharine T.. Sharpe is attending com
inencement.--Ellery Lavignc IS suffering
with tubcrcuous infection in his hands
contracted by butchering an effected COW
some six months ago. His hands are pain
full and usccss.--Josepn LaNalley has
completed a job OF cutting $50 cords of
four foot wood for the G. G.. G. Co. on
Henry brothers land and has returned to
his home.
John Dwirc. Jr., met with n serious ac-
cdent July 4. caused by II firccrackcr
which he held in his hand. 1t exploded
and the powder went into his eyes. 1t is
feared he may lose his sight-Mr. ISham
Of Magoon, H., has been visiting his
cousin. Harrison owen, the past week.
The ball game played here July between
lIinesburgh and Richmond resulted in n
victory for the latter, the score standing
q IN n
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VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski Valley, Villages mp North
From the Island in the LIKE to tho
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
aud by the shores Of White
River Covered By Spe.
eial Correspop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

The Rev. Frank Chattcrton of Neal,
Eans, and Miss Elsie J., daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. f.. j. Bristol of Pdnton, were
married at the home of the brides par
cnts. Wednesday, afternoons the Rev.
II. A. Wood performing the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs Chatterton left Wednesday
evening and will visit tho ST. Louis exposi-
tion. after which they will make their
home at Neal. Kans.. where Mr.. Chatter
ton will resume his work as pastor of the
Methodist Church.
DIR. and Mrs, j. r. Powers of New
ton Center. Mass, have arrived for their
annual vacation and after IL few days
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. T.,
O. Kimball of this city. have gone 10 the
Eimball cottage at the lake. whore they
will remain during the present month.
q. Il. o. Eimball has been appointed
administrator and l.. c. Ward and II. F.
Fisher commissioners of the estate of
tho late Mrs. Susan Gregory of Waltham.
Frank Flagg is seriously I'll and fears
are entertained that he cannot recover
y team from this city won the first
prize of 500 in the hose race at \ idson
junction Monday. Time, ~ seconds They
had for competitors the fast teams from
Whitehall and Port Henry. y. Y.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Turkey Tuesday morning.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs NJ. IT, Smith and two children of
South Londonderry are spending a month
at the home of her parents, tho Rev. and
Mrs. A. G. Austin.-Florcncc Gould, who
is three years Of age was terribly bitten
in the face ana neck by dog on Sunday
afternoon. June &c. Or. Brennan is at
tending her and she is doing as well as
could be Xpected.--Ilerbcrt Caswcll and
family of Quechce have been visiting in
town and are now on the island.-Lonisa
Ballard, who has been visiting in Lyndon,
Hardwick and Waterbury for the last two
weeks, is expected home this Week.-Mrs..
NJ. H. Alexander and daughter. Ruth, are
spending some time in burlington, where
Miss Ruth is being treated
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HUNTINGTON.

X. II. Johns has purchased the Sid
TAFT place OF D. F.. 1fuctt.
Miss Kato Thompson and brother,
George went TO Waitsncld Saturday
to visit their Grandmother, Mrs. Chase,
and other relatives. returning Monday.
M j. ELLIS is in. Burlington receiving
medical trcatment.-Nlr. and Mrs. A. II.
Ross are spending tho week in Bur
lington attending the commencement
exercises. Their son. J. j. Ross. grad :
uates.-Mrs. Herbert Pierce is visiting
M Hiram rierCes
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mrs. Perkins Of Massachusetts Is
visiting her son, James ADMINISTRATORS
IIgley's horse barn burned Saturday
night Mr.. Higley as at work in the
barn and n lantern exploded and no
help being near by it WAS soon beyond
control. 1t was partially covered by
Insurance Georgia Peck closed "A
successful term of school here last Fri
day-Fay Small is spending his vaca-
ton with his paents. MIR. ana Mrs, A.
II. Small.--Mrs. Clara Norton entcrtains
the Willing Workers July 10.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Robert Allen has been dangerously
i'll but is somewhat better now.--Mrs. J. F.
Marvin is in st. Johnsbury this week.
Miss Emma Smith has finished her school
in Greensboro and is ut home.-Arthur
Jameson ana wife are spending Il week in
Stannard with his parents.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. + Hale. July
10th schools in this village closed last
l'riday.--The Rev. j. i. Marvin and family
go to Caspian lake next week to spend a
month.
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COLCHESTER.

Fred Andrus md family Of Barre arc
in town.-Mss Jessie Lord is the guest
Of Miss Grace II. CrOckctt.--Charlcs
Wright of California Is visiting friords
in town.-Miss Selma Gilmore is ut home
from BurlinGton.-The Kings Daughters
will hold their annual meeting at Mrs.
Sabra Collinss Friday. July 8. Supper
Will be sorVod-AIertou J. Crockett OF
Springfield is visiting his aunt, Miss II.
G. llill.-Mrs. Hattie Davis of Water
bury visited at f. L. Smiths recently.
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RICHMOND.

School In No. s. Miss O'Brinc, teacher.
closed Friday with rhetorical exercises
and singing, all the scholars taking part
and doing exceedingly well. Tho parents
and many friends were prescnt.-I.ast Sat
urlay States Attorney Lrary and cx-
States Attorney brown were in town on
legal business. "A. J. HALL waived cNamin-
alton and furnished bail for his appear
ancc at the September term of county
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PANTON.

George White and son OF Worcester.
Mass, are visiting at Walter Whites,
his brothers James Ryan, fireman on
the Boston e. Maine railroad, spent part
of last week with friends in town.--Gnbo
Smith OF Wostport N Y, has been In
town visiting his brother.--Prof. Charles
Prior of Fair Haven and his brother.
Leon of Shelburne. are camping on the
lake shore near Button island-Mr. Smith.
who carries on the Or. Kent farm. mas
opened n grocery store in part of his
house. The social at the Methodist par
sonaeo last Friday night WAS largely at
tended and an ENJOYABLE affair.--Thc Rev,
q. w Morrow. superintendent OF the
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WILLIsTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Phelps Of New
York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Pholps.-Mrs. Ralph Prior has gone TO
Massa chusetts. whore her husband has
postiOn.--Mrs. Whalen has gone 10
visit friends in Jericho and Richmond for
few wceks.-Daniol Mahon"v has re-
turned from California.-Mr. Tantz is in
bad state OF hcalth.-Thomas Redmond
is in poor hoalth.-Mr. Forbes and niece.
Sarah Bling, We're in Jericho Centre 70
attend the celebration of the Fourth of
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AntI-Saloon League of Vermont, delivered
an excellent discourse Mt the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon on the evils
of intcmperance, speaking also In tho
evening at the Baptist Church on the
same subicct.--A heavy wind and rain
storm passed over this section last FRI
day, doing some damage by tearing down
fences uprooting trees. etc.--A large dele
cation of East Panton and Addison poo
pie celebrated the Fourth by holding a
picnic at White Bay, Lake Champlain.