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WILLIAMSBURG.

Miss Freda Bannister is working for
Mrs. Ed. Poor.
Carl Morse from Bakersfield is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank Downs.
Master Raymond Waldo has been i'll
with rheumatism and weak heart.
Mrs. George Holden is suffering with
infiammatory rheumatism 10 her hand.
The Misses Kimball camped at the
Lynde cottage, Berlin, part Of last week.
Charles Bennett was in Burlington last
Saturday and attended the ball game
there.
Horace Flint from Nebraska is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. George Beckett and Mrs.
J. Hopkins.
George Nelson has gone to St. Adams to
resume work as fireman on the Central
Vermont railway
Miss Bertha Seaver has finished work in
Edson's store as cashier. Miss Daisy
Deane takes her place.
Miss Eta Mckee is taking a two weeks
vacation from Edson's store and is visiting
her parents ia Quebec.
Mrs May Lawrence and children from
Sodom visited Saturday and Sunday the
Drury brothers, her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cake will give an en-
tertainment at the Town hall this evening,
under the auspices Of the Universalist So
ciety
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A FEW FUNNY BITS.

The quaintness Of the famous Is the
toolishness OF the unknoWn-Chlcago
Tribune.
Does your daughter play Chopin2"
asked the artistic woman. mot that
| know Of. answered Mr.. Cumrox.
But she has gotten TO be a pretty
good hand at golf. Philadelphia
Press.
II the fool who shouts "Ffre!"
around a theater were In Russia, per.
haps be might find out how It seems
TO hear the commander OF a squad OF
soldiers utter the same word as a com
mand.-N. Y. Mail.
He-"I don't see you with any OF
the Hlckner girls lately, Julia" She
No; II isn't to be expected that the
automobile set viii associate with
families who Will stick to the horse"
Boston Transcript.
The Housewife-"It seems strange
that all that new maple sugar you
sold me has such an old flavor" The
Grocer-"Indeed. Well, | s'pose that s
easily explained by the fact that it's
made from the same old trees
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
She had risen several times TO let
gentleman pass out between the acts,
81 am very sorry TO disturb you.
madam" he remarked. apologetically.
as he went out for the fourth time.
"Oh, don't mention IL" she replied,
pleasantly. Il am most happy 10
oblige you. Ny husband keeps the
bar "-Tit.Bits.
81 tell you what" remarked the
plain citizen, "it's wonderful how
wide awake the japanese have be
come In recent years" Not so won.
derful." replied the observant man,
"when you consider that they
have an earthquake every night or
so In their country. philadelphia
Press
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Wise King Flour is always reliable.
VERsHlRE.

Martin q son are cutting the hay on Mr..
Barrett's farm
Mr.. snyder's family OF Burlington are
at Mr.. Swinyer's.
Several picnic parties from here visited
Fairlee lake recently.
Mr.. Carpenter of johnson and Will Orr
are repairing their barns.
Miss Emma Locke of Wilder, a former
teacher here, is visiting at +. B. Spears.
Mrs. Rice, the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Parker, has returned to her home in Lam
caster, n. II.
the Orange County Republican convention
at Chelsea last week.
Mrs. r. F. Fuller attended the centennial
celebration at the University OF Vermont,
at which institution her son, Clyde, is a
student.
Miss Abbie johnson is visiting in Cas-
Teton and attended there the commence
ment of the Normal school, of which she
is graduate.
The Misses Fits are home for their va
eations-Miss Iona from the graded school
in Plainfield and Ethel from her studies at
Bradford academy.
Rev. J. b. Richardson attended the re-
union OF his class at Dartmouth college
commencement, and the centennial cele-
bration at Burlington.
Hattie and Vina Richardson OF Chelsea,
Mass, are spending their vacations here,
the guests OF VIII Orr and family. Mr..
Richardson and family were formerly resi-
dents OF Vershire.
Rev. Mr.. Willard of Montpelier, repre-.
senting the AntiSaloon League of YER
mont, preached at the church last Sunday
morning, and at a union service at the Ad-
vent Christian church in the evening. He
is fine speaker and was listened to with
much interest.
Miss Edith L. Parker has completed her
fourth successful term at the River Rood
school in Plermont, y. H., and Is at home
for her vacation. She attended the grad
uating exercises there last week. Three
of her pupils, having completed the pre-
scribed course Of study, will enter high
school this fall. Miss Tarbox will go to
Hartford, Conn, and Fay Worthen to
Bradford.
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WEST EAIRLEE.

Jennie Brown is working at j. B. Beans.
John Eastman and c. c. Coburn went
to Barre last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cox has gone to South STRAIT
ford for awhile.
George Gilman and wife OF Rutland are
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Clark has gone to the hotel to
work, doing cooking.
Mrs. William Slade Of Thetford Hill
called on friends here Wednesday Of last
week.
Florence Coburn has returned from
Fairlee, where she went to spend the
Fourth.
Mrs. Emery OF Corinth visited her sis
tiers, Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. knight, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w. Swan Of Tun-
bridge paid a visit to his sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Cox, last week.
Miss Nettie Shumway has returned
home after being away several weeks, vis-
itinS Airs. Perrin Of Fairlee.
Milo Kezer and wife and f. f. Dudley
ar wife attended the Republican conven-
tiBn at Chelsea last Thursday.
,diss Madge Smith. who was in Danvers
Mass, teaching music, has returned to her
home in this village for the summer.
Donald Emery and Royal Townsend
stopped here Friday on their way TO Lake
Morey. They were on their bicycles.
Earl Wilson and his bride from Cor
NTH were guests of his sister, Mrs. Ward,
last week. Miss Alice Wilson was with
them.
There was an announcement OF a meet
ing of the ladies to be held at Mrs.
Morey's to arrange for fair to be held at
the hall for the benefit Of the church
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PITTsFIELD.

w. A. Parmenter has Just received y
elegant new Carpenter organ bought e
-. NJ. Strong.
Mrs. c. II. Mills spent last week IN B.,
land.
\. w. McCollom and family Of Ris.
dolph spent Sunday al George Chedsis
Mrs. Henry Hovey entertained sboa s
friends at her home last saturday evening
Rev. w. n. Roberts and two sons al
Cot Joyce were IN Rutland two days Is
week.
Mrs. Marie Bassett OF Springfield, Mss,
Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. y. G
Wilson.
Charles Knapp and family have gone to
Littleton, y. H., where be has 6 Posii!'i
as cook.
Howard stiles OF Flushing, \, Y tyis
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Nh
George McCollom.
Mrs. Charles Cady and children I'D
Mrs. Frank GRAY and children are visiting
in Whiteield, y. II.
Miss Caroline spaulding Of Rutland /
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs b
G.. Ranney, for some time.
Miss Sarah Chedel wss graduated q ~
seminary In Tilton. y. a., instead o. y
High school, as reported two weeks as0
Miss Flora HUT, who il in q hospital q
Mort hampton, Mass, training Tor nl't
Is spending several weeks al her aol'
here.
During the thunder shower last Mol1H
lightning struck tree In George MOO,
Ions yard and then entered the h0lse ~
did considerable damage, breaking l-.
rors and furniture and setting oel y
fire. Fortunately the flames Hen ~
tinguished before further damage W.
done.
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1UNBRIooE.

Carl whitney % Somerville, Mass, Is a
HIfttor 90 Mrs. Ellen Howes
sherman Ross cut his finger quite badly
en- s moving machine recently,
The next meeting Of the Relief Corps will
q saturday evening q this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Of Boston are guests
g Lester Whitneys for few weeks.
George Webster fell OF from a moving
fIise bino last week, breaking three ribs.
IN Broughton Of Lynn, Mass, is vis-
Hur BIS sister and other friends IN town.
sfrs. s. G.. Cnley, who spent few days
1 bone last week, has returned 10 south
Taltun.
ADRIAN Peabody accompanied his grand
aea6 her 90 Concord last week on her re-
HEu home.
Har. Edward Sargent and Mr.. Stillman
attended a meeting at East Randolph
Tuesday night
Rev. SIR. Whitney Of Royalton preached
81 the Cong church last sunday IN eX-
raauEc with Rev. Mr.. Sargent.
Afr and Mrs. l.. -. Coffin and daughter
"a BARR and Miss Gail Corwin OF Chelsea
mNga ~ Benz. fuckers last week.
Mrs. Mary Duncan and daughter and
hsg sister, Miss Duncan. Of STAFFORD vis-
Hei ~ AR. PoabOdy's last Friday.
SIR. aud Mrs. II. J. Farnsworth OF
Hs1lntreo spent few days recently with
sher daughter, Mrs. George Sumner.
Mrs. n. n. Hayward went to South
8aVaiton Sunday 10 meet her brother and
ester, no returned from -, Louis satur-
sF
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A New RnnL

Little, Brown & Co. have ip., ,
book with the title, "The NO. a,ls1
'Lympus," l.l.50l which we VENT 1,.-.l, 4. q
viii be popular with the world J, Y ~ =
and Nermonters in particular es ~ ~ Ai.s
is laid in Olympus. Bethel. ws 'esa
The frontispiece shows the IN ~ va
stage coach which figures largely 1 4,
story The hero is a cripple y w 70
and at times wrathful even n ,os.-s
because Of his helplessness. As tbs 49,
proceeds we lind him changing h a'll
tient, lovable and noble man srS e
be comes 10 be famous carver N ~
We have Twiddie, the heroine. and 49,.
other necessary characters. an rsrg ~
man and very interesting. PATH.
humor are pleasantly intermiBqIe5 \.
the author, Mary +. Waller. uyerr,'...
by residence, exhibits considersbs n
matte power al times and q an Anil, J,
picture painting with words. 81 =.
written good and wholesome storv ~
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pesIanet

From the front page, where sml.n.
prettiest OF SUMMER girls, To- ~ =,
article In the advertising pages NJ
Designer for August is full OF NJ 49,.
OF out-ot-doors, as is BETTING 4 nrr.-.
which Is 10 be read during ~ ~
sultry month Of the year. "soeps. ~
sunbonnet Land by Harriette Wiz,
Is the drollest and prettiest u p.--,
plays for the wee tots, and older ~
who are fond Of amateur theatriosh -
given abundant opportunity IN "a m
Scheme" bv Cora :. Day. Fsncru~s
comprises "Tenerihe lace,u "Hsr3srss
Embroidery "Beadwork on CsHwu
and separate Motifs IN TauinE IS
patterns include advance rr.s y,
autumn and g special article "F0, N
Arrivals from Stork Town MaBr rtr
good things are ready % rs forth -
the pages Of the August Designer. "a
one must open its covers and loose nr
for oneself, for space viii no, rsut
further details.
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EAST BARNARD.

Mrs. Morris Burnham has bought OF
1 ID. NJ. Strong a Carpenter organ OF tine
and expensive style.
Cora Wood called on friends here Thurs
day.
Myrtle Curtis has been dressmaking in
Pomfret lately.
F. Y. Snow and wife were at S. NJ.
Shows Sunday.
win Gambell is home from Burlington
for his vacation.
Frank Adams visited his brother, l. g.
Adams, Sunday.
Jennie Miller closed her school last Fri
day and is at home.
Glenn Cox has returned and is helping
his father do his haying.
Augustus Fsrr has moved to his farm
ana is doing the work there.
Mrs. Tyo and daughter have been spend
ing few days with Mrs. Fred Leao.
The next w. c. 7. L. meeting will be
with Jennie Miller July q at p. m.
Mrs. F. V. Snow and Mrs. Fisher visited
at Murvill Waldo's one day last week.
Leon Sampson of Hanover, n. H., spent
last week Tuesday night at w. w. Webb's.
George Colby is having a weeks vaca-
ton and is spending it with friends here.
George Densmore and oldest son are
helping Mrs. Hattie Graves through hay
ing.
Madge Abbott and Miss Hamilton Of
Woodstock called on friends here last
Thursday.
Nina Markham spent part of last week
with her mother, Mrs. Byron Allen, Of
Woodstock.
Julius Chandler, wife and two children
OF Leominster, Mass, are visiting his
brother, NJ. A. Chandler.
Mrs. j. f. Adams and children visited
Mrs. Parker of North Pomfret Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Mrs. l.. ID. Leayitt, Mrs. Edwin Moore
and children and Mrs. Ed. Miller spent
last week Wednesday afternoon as guests
OF Clara Allen.
Mr. Wallace, having helped Mr.. Lancey
through his haying, Is now helping Z. p.
Wilson do his and boards With Mrs.
George Chadwick.
Philip Royce and wife visited at w. w.
Webb's last week; then they, with Mrs.
Webb, visited their brother, Sam Lamb, OF
Thetford, day or two.
The debate was well attended and there
was a good discussion. The question WIS
decided In favor of the negative. Ia four
weeks from that evening there will be an
other. The question is-"Resolved, That
gunpowder has been more beneficial to the
world than poetry
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WEST HARTFORD.

Mrs. II. L. Davis and Harold OF South
Royalton were recently at 5. l.. Dimlck {.
Mrs. Grace Burdette OF Ludlow visited
her parents, F. K. Gilman and wife, last
week.
Our pastor gave us an excellent sermon
Sunday morning on the Third Command
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morse started Tues
day with their automobile on a trip TO
Maine.
Mrs. Fred Starky returned the 4th from
Boston, having been there since the hrst
OF May.
Mrs. F. H. Briggs of Wentworth, \. H.,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. 5. Bruce,
last week.
Elmer Brennon from Lowell, Mass, and
John Fellows of Littieton, n. H., visited
Harold Burgess last week.
Grace Hatch Of Lowell, Mass, has been
spending a few days with her cousins,
Maud aud Evelyn Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennon and daughter,
Mildred, OF Lowell, Mass, have been re-
cent guests of Mrs. George Burgess.
About 20 of the young people spent
Saturday evening with Susie Tucker in
honor OF her 18th birthday. She was the
recipient of many presents.
Over 40 of the friends of Mrs. A. l..
Morse gave her surprise Monday even
ing, which was spent with games and mu-
sic. Ice cream and cake were served.
On Monday afternoon, the 4th, r. N.
Stetson's people discovered that the roof
Of the house was on fire. The blaze was
quickly extinguished but in a very few
minutes more il would have been beyond
control. II was supposed TO have caught
from a firecracker.
ERev. U. Grant Houston will lecture in
our church next Saturday evening, the
18th, on his travels in the Holy Land.
This lecture will be under the auspices of
the c. r. s~ciety. Following the lecture
there will be a social in the vestry. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
very pleasant occasion was the house,
warming at the new home Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Pratt. Over 100 Of their friends
we're present, some from White River
Junction, Hartford and Pomfret. The fire
was lighted by Mr.. Pratt's father, j. II.
Pratt, whose home it is to be; prayer was
offered by the pastor and the bottle was
broken by the son, Hazen Pratt, 10 chris
ten the house "The Reuben Hazen Place.
Refreshments were served in the dining
room. The band was present snd b lped
the evening" entertainment wit h music.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
srRAFFoRp.
ssorr, Fox was in Pompa Tuesday.

George Fox was in Pompa Tuesday.
ii. q. silIoWay was in sharon Friday.
IA. q. slloway was in Hanover Satur-
Az.
Mr.. Adams Of CHELSEA was in town
tuesday.
Mr. Dicksy Of Washington was in town
Monday.
Mis- Cora searle is working for Mrs. H.
-fliuway.
arthur pierce returned TO South Royal
fsa Tuesday.
Ths fence enclosing the common has
E Hgu removed.
FB. Hazsltou aud family were in Tun-
fridFe Friday.
IIl. and q. NJ Moore were in Chelsea
sff Thursday.
Mr.. Nathan Carpenter was in South
Eagaiton recently
81. r. sanborn returned from Green
ed Iast Thursday.
q Morrill, and II. II. Udal were IN
Ehalsaa iasi Thursday.
Mss Frances Baxter 81 Burlington Is
eating al james s. Morrils.
farian CLARK was the guest Of his broth
Adefhert Clark, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Della Bartlett has been spending
Mrs. Peter Baokus went Tuesday to Bel
saas Pals, whlre she VIII live with hei
nseld Morrill, and aunt, Miss Belle
rIaree. we're 10 Hanover and Wilder FRI
Hiss Beatrice Sampson OF Washington,
Is C Is with her sister, Mrs W. M
Fmak Rollins and grandson, Harold
as#Efsa.a "a Nnafru arrived Wednesday at
tbs hoioL
Nrs. h. X. Mead and Mrs. James Hag-
ssriy returned saturday to their home IN
Hanover.
Miss Abby johnson and Miss Hawkins
e ISL ldrr were az Mrs. Frank Harding :
ever sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Ross has returned from a
e5sit ui several weeks with her daughter
south Royalton
Miss Ethel Clogston. who had been vis-
HInF Mrs H. O. suloway, returned Friday
e. Der home in Barre.
ST.. and Mrs. s. B. Wood Of Lebanon
saanf several days with their sister, Mrs.
81 Il Chandler, recently
Nss Alice Chase aud Misses Aldanah
ana Dorothy Quimby arrived in town
Tuesday f1r the summer.
Mn Raymond S. Coon Of Cambridge,
M arrived Tuesday 81 the hotel, where
SPEND the summer.
Harreriy, who had been visiting at
Mfs 1aanustto Bacon s, returned Wednes-
car 90 last week 20 Hanover.
Mra r. m jerks and son, Richmond,
7etafnaa Friday from Pawtucket, k. l.,
ahara they had been visiting
A. IA Hareltou has been spending sew
arat DAYS at home, returning 70 his work
Is MaFcf'cy, Mass, saturday.
Homer Kendall and wife came saturday
Is visit be parents, returning wednesday
- tbfIr home in East Concord.
". 81. Hatch, accompanied by his
faaikar Mrs.. ~. A. Hatch, went Tuesday
- Bethlehem, returning saturday.
Miss Mary Hadley, Who had been visit
snE Der COUSIN, Mrs III A. Stickney, left
FRIDAY Tor her home IN Malone, y. Y.
Mrs. b. r.. Marshall and children Of
scarborough. y. Y, and Miss Mary Rich
ssrivpd a the X. A. Hatch house Friday.
Homer Gardiner. Of the Yale class Of Of,
affited saturday 10 take charge OF the
pastoral work ~ the Congl church dur
EaR the summer.
Edgar Turner and wife Of Wilder and
Afrs "a B. Latham and daughter, Mrs.
CARTE phhhrick o. Lynn spent Wednes-
aaF % last week with Mrs. susan Hl de.
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coRINTh.

Harry +. Howard, the veteran drunni I;
gave an entertainment al Academy llI
Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Orr was taken violently =
last week Wednesday at Van A. ~.
borne's, where she had been wofAlns y.
over year. She was about 70 slan
Mr.. Risley's IN Piermont, y, In 70 W.
for the coming season. Drs. Karen
Corwin were called in counsel al
somewhat better. but not able 10 Pc NOV, y.
to her home. Her mother IL caring ="
her.
Visitors in town are:-Mrs' a..
Woodcock OF Worcester. Mass, a. ~
Rhoda A. Woodcock's; Mrs. Aldrie,s, - ~
Mary Mckenzie Of WorcesieI
with their parents; Florence ap. ~
Chelsea, at3Frank Eaton's, also ns p.Ss
nieces, the Misses Eaton from lslans,f ~
and Nashua, n. H.; Mrs. Miller q 80. -
ian, Miss, and DR.. Lovewel o. OA'''''
at j. {. Hastings.
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BARNARD.

FOR SALE. Productive farm Of 81 acres
only five minutes walk from postoitlce,
stores, etc. VIII keep five cows and q
horse; good sugar place, fine water supply.
Price 800, half of which can remain on
mortgage. 4 ANN CoUGHLIN, Barnard, Vt,
Fred Abbott returned to Rutland FRI
day.
Allen Eastman has sold his horse to
Lisha Flowers.
Fremont Brown is working at the
Bradlaugh stables.
Mr.. Winslow of Washington, ID. C., is
at Henry Putnam's.
Miss Maude Cady is spending her vaea-
tion at the Wayside.
Miss Olive Cobb has gone to the White
Mountains for the summer.
The Barnard baseball club went to Gays
vile Saturday and were defeated by a
score OF to 5.
William Shurtleff and wife Of Brockton,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Hadley.
Henry Whitcomb Of Woodstock is at
the head OF the lake with COW, horse and
dog, for the rest OF the season.
Miss Anne Dubois OF Randolph and
Miss Mabel Wilson OF Palatka, Fla, spent
last week at the Silver Lake House.
The fine young Bradlaugh stallion,
Rochester Boy, which goes to Middlebury,
was bred by L. F. Martin of Rochester.
There will be social at George Wheel
ock's Thursday afternoon, July p, from ?
until 8. Light refreshments will be served
at 8. Ladies, please bring cake.
While Mrs. Bert Boyce was driving their
horse on the hill road from this village to
South Barnard, the animal became I'M
manageable and kicked itself free from
the wagon.
Rev. Mr.. Ryder of Gloucester, Mass, is
expected TO preach some Sunday soon at
the Universalist church. Mr.. Ryder is an
able preacher and no doubt will have q
large congregation.
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HANCOCK.

c. j. stockwell was in Bethel Monday
W. Z. Burke was in Middlebury sun
day.
c. G. and Frank Ninton OF Somerville
were visitors in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mentzer Of Bos-
ton are guests at the Miller house.
Mrs. A. L. Miller went to Boston satur-
day to attend the funeral Of her sister.
Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Herrick OF Rox-
bury, Mass, were at Z. b. Clafiin's two
days last week.
Mrs. Quinn and son. Otto, OF Bangor.
n. V, have been with her sister, Mrs
A. ID. Mears, the past ten days.
G. b. Farr has moved to his farm north
Of the village. Frank Kennedy has moved
to the Mil house vacated by Mr.. Kennedy
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SOUTH STANFORD.

DR.. and Mrs. Bicknell arrived Friday
George Everett was home over Sunday
Merrill Lane went to Boston last Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. E. Kendall is ill with severe
cold.
Mr.. Pell OF Norwich was in town last
week.
James Tyson and son were in Chelsea
last Thursday.
Roy Rowland is spending a few days
at his brothers.
Fred Kendall of Pompanoosuc spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Walter Bell has returned from
Barton Landing.
Jesse Benjamin was in Norwich the
first of the week.
Chester Dickey of Washington was
in town last week.
Joseph Quimby of Wilder was at b. +.
Quimby's Sunday.
Mary Buell. spent day in West
Lebanon last week.
Mrs. Nancy Whitemore is at Miss
Jeanette Bacon's.
Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Norton were
in Norwich Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sly of Barre are visiting
Mrs. Irving Prescott.
Rev. and Mrs. Lucian Clark have re-
turned TO their home.
Fred Quimby and Miss Ellen Quimby
are at VIM. Kendalls.
DR.. Watson OF West Hartford was at
Miss Bacon's last week.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson Of East Lexing-
ton arrived Friday morning.
S. B. Buell. and Miss Lydia Buell. are
in Beebe Plain for few days.
Mr.. Goddard and son OF Woburn,
Mass, are at the Barrett House.
Miss Alice Farnham OF Copperfield was
in town Wednesday OF last week.
Little Gladys Wingill will spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Cleveland of Scranton, Pa, is
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gilman Of Rutland
were at the Barrett House on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Thompson of East
Lexington spent day here last week
j. G. Kendall was in Chelsea last Thurs
day as delegate to the county convention.
DR.. l. L. Nowlan and little Dorothy
were in East Thetford the middle OF the
week.
DR.. Blanchard of White River Junction
p
week
There will be a special meeting Of the
Ladies Union Friday at Mrs. 5. b.
Buell's.
Philip Worcester Of Thetford will sing
at the Universalist church through the
summer.
George Kibling and his nephew, Alfred
Kibling, were in town Wednesday Of
last week.
Mrs. Leonard Emerson, who has just
returned from California, is at her
brothers, DR.. !. l.. Nowlan's.
Mrs. Carrie Hoffman and daughters OF
White River Junction spent day at S.
b. Buell's the first OF the week.
The young people OF the village en-
loved a social dance at b. NJ. hall
Wednesday evening of last week.
little life may be sacrificed to an
hours delay. Cholera infantum, dysen-
terry, diarrhma come suddenly. Only safe
plan is to have DIR. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry always on hand.