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CHlTTBNDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Teachers examinations were held FRI
.lay and Saturday in the high school
building. John T.. Allen OF
Westford, county examiner of teachers.
had charge. Ninteent candidates were
present as follows: Ralph Cor
lss, Jericho; Mary Jackson WestfordI
Alma Kenney. Winooski; Clara Petts
Colchester: Catherine Smith. South BUR-
lngton: Ethel Rich, Milton: Pearl Smith.
Shelburne; Agnes McKannon, Burling'
ton, Helen Nash. Jericho; Alice lshanL
Williston; Relief Levenway. Miltonl
Sadie Rockwell. Burlington; Kate Beach,
Charlotte: Florence and Floyd Rice.
Westford: Alma Marquette, Milton: Cons
stance Gulick. Charlotte; Lottie Scott.
Burlington; Grace Phillips, Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Baker announce
the engagement of their daughter Rena
Lydia, to Theodore Frederick King. Jr..
of Prescott. Iowa.
A union Sunday school excursion will
be held Wednesday. August 30, going from
Burlington on the steamer Chateaugay to
| Adams Landing or to st. Albans bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Libby have re.
| turned from Rutland and MIR. Libby will
resume his duties in the canning fac.
| tory when it begins operation. F. W.
Stetson Of Pennington. Me. has also
| returned here for the same purpose.
Joseph Bascomb. freight train con-
dmctor. was arrested Monday by Deputy
Sheriff j. II. Alien for closing a street
| crossing with mis- train for a longer
| time than is allowable. He Was gwen
n hearing and was fined small sum.
which he paid. Antoine Hance. a freight
engineer. was arrested Tuesday for tho
same reason and was also called upon
to pay a small amount. Sheriff Allen
has warrants for two other conductors
| and two engineers.
| Dr. and Mrs. p. J. sheeran and three
children. who have been visiting the doc
tors parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Shceran.
| Of Brigham hill. started Monday night
| for their home at Butte city. Montana.
\ law suit between c. y. Grow Of this
village and Horace Brown Of RichmonA
was held in Lawyer Allen Martina o's
Zee Monday. The case was heard By
Justice T. W. sbley nnl the attorne 80
were Allen Martin for Mr.. tir"w and J.
II. Morton OF Richmond for Mr.. brown
The fury were q. A. Browreil, +. E. Nows
man. W. w. Smith. g. a. Williams,
George Cove and r. O. Mulgeu. Tha
fury returned a verdict for the plantrt
Of SXis and costs of $5.o6. The case was
the result Of tho Use hy Mr.. Brown ~
a horse for 20 days. and which had bees
sold to him by Mr.. Grow on % con-
iitonal sale
Mrs &. T. McCambridrc. who has be N
| (cestissea % TAisa Pasel
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The Winoeski valley, villages - Nert1
From the fsland n the Lake 70 the
Passurpsic, Along Otter Creek
aaA b. the shores Of white
River Covered ~ Spe.
eial CorresPos 6sAts.
ADDISON COUNTY
SuDDLEBURY.

At the regular meeting Of the village
trustees, held ir the town Clark's Office
Tuesday the Sth, Drs. ". II. Sheldon and
l.. n. Martin were chosen to fill the VA
cancics caused by the resignation OF l..
T.. Bond and DR.. +. T.. Farmer.
Mrs Jason Duclaw. who has been ailing
for some time and who was operated upon
last Thursday by Or. TnkHam, died
at her home on Seymour street Friday
evening. 1t was thought at the time she
would survive lot she failed rapidly
until the end She is survived hy a hus-
band and n father ard mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Doner of Wcyhridge. The
funeral was held from st. Mary's Cath
olic Church Sunday and the burial was
in the Catholic cemetery.
Humphrey c. Sullivan was opt rated
upor at the Mary Fletcher hospital IN
burlington on Friday and came out OF
the operation we'll. His sister, Mrs. II. b.
Wright, went to Burlington to be present
during the operation.
A very pretty church wedding took
place ut the ST. Mary's Catholic Church
| Monday morning. The contracting
parties were Cha1es Remele and Miss
Alice Baldwin, both OF this village.
| The ceremony was performed by FIR.
/ J. ID. shannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Rcmele
took the mail train south for a short
honeymoon. after which they will re-
turn and make this their future home.
There was good attendance upon
the local market Monday and the sales
| of produce were large. Butter did
not seem to be picking up any and
brought only from - to is cents per
pound. Eggs had ocady sale at
from 20 to 22 cents a dozen, the same
prices as were paid last week. New
potatoes can now be had Of pcddlers
at from so to 60 cents per bushel.
J. a. Wright and Robert Cartmel
shipped on Monday rs registered
sheep to Montreal, where they will b'
put on a steamer for South Africa
George Dimmock and Bert Dimmocl
of Wcs.. Cornwall went with them.
Mrs. Cornelius Billings died at hel
home on Munger street Monday even
ing after lingering illness at th
age of 60 years. She is survived by ;
husband. three sisters, Mrs. Dean. Mrs
Calvin and Mrs. Gustavus Smith of thi
town. and two brotbers. "A n. McQui
vey of this town and Judson McQuive.
of California. The funeral took place a
the residence Wednesday Afternoon
: at one o'clock and the burial wa
in the family lot in the FoOte stree
: cemetery. The Rev. W. II. Washburn
officiated.
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ROCKVILLE.

The Misses starr and Hazel Benedict
of Castleton are guests OF their aunt.
Mrs. Rich-Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wilson
of Warren are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Gulley and son went to Addison
Friday where she was to sing for an
entertainment that evening.-StOddard
Martin went Friday to Windsor to
visit his father. DIR. =. y. MARTINI
Mrs. Charles Cook went to East Mid
dlebury Saturday and was the guest OF
Fred and Miss Emma Brookens.-Mrs,
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ORWELL.

King Lille of Bethel is in town for a
few days Tho concert OF Friday even
ing last was a full success.-The Rev. e.
Swift and family leave this week for
their vacatiOn.--Thc Rev. II. o. Allen OF
Hudson, n. v, will preach next Sum
day at our Congregational Church.-The
outside OF A. II. Belanger's new shop is
completed. The many friends of George
Hack Of Burlington in our town felt very
deeply for him in his great
affliction. Mrs. Hack was MEM
ber of the Congregational Church
Miss Myrtle Lille Of Balston. n
Y, is spending a few days hcre.-Mrs. j
S. Wilcox and daughter are with friends
in Western New York-Mr. and Mrs. j
d. Carberry of Brooklyn. n. v. are Will
her friends here for Il few weeks.-The
First National Bank building is being
repaired. A. J. Morris Of Rchville is do
| ing the work.
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LEICESTER.

A sister of Mr.. Clement Brown, whom
he had not seen for IS years. recently
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Br0Nn.--Mr. Brown OF Brooklyn. after
spending a few days at his summer home
here, returned again on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robinson. and her daughter. Miss
Olive. have been recent guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Livingston
returning to thier home in Rutland on
Wednesday.-Ms Sarah Sparks Is spend
ing the summer at Clin Haven.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Several went from here to the auartc,
~ meeting at South Starksboro rhcr
were others present from Ferrisbutgi
Sristol. Lincoln and other places. Tn
visitors from distances were, Honr
swift of Milbrook. n. Y. who preaches
and wife. Mary Hoag of Keesvillc. n.
Y, who also had share In tho publi{
servicc.-'There will be an ice cream soclA
at Mrs. George Stctson's Friday even.ns
the 1sth.-C. ~. Dean, NJ. D.. of Burlng,
ton. medical department, now Of North.
hampton. Mass. asylum WAS here ths
other day. He has 400 patients Under hi,
tuition.
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Mrs. c. r Webb is in Burlington the
guest OF Col. W. Il. Hurlburt's family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downing of Bur.
lingtOn are at the Tyler homo for a few
days.-The Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Fort. OF
Albany spent a few days in town last
week and were warmly welcomed. This
church was MIR. Forts first charge II
years ago.-Miss Noomar of Fcrrisburgli
was the guest of Mrs. Grant Sturtevant
last wcek.-Bert Gage of Hartford, Conn.
is at F.. II. Fiske's where Mrs. Gage has
hcen for some weeks. .-Ernest Sturtevant
of New York City Is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Sturtevant.-The Rev
]. J.. Fort gave a very interesting talk
at the Methodist Church on Wednesday
evening Of last week on his trip to tho
Epworth League convention at Denver
The ladies served ice cream ard CAKE
the proceeds of which Will be applied te
the purchase of new church organ.
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GAYsVILLE.

Mrs. Riley blanchard is spending n
few days with her daughter. Mrs. Ear
her in Waterbury ry.-Mrs. Daniel Abbott
Of Rutland has been visiting old friends
in town.--Gcorgc Miner went to Brooklyn.
n. V. Monday Elbrdge Knowlton of
Rratticboro has been a guest for a few
days at Guy Hodgn's.-Mrs. Ralph
Knowlton and two children of Danvers,
Mass. are visiting friends ir tovn.-N.
l.. Sheldon returned to his home in Bos-
ton the first Of the weck.-John NoOnan
and MIR. Trucll of Endfeld. ~ H.. are
recent visitors in town.-Mrs. +. {.
Fletcher entertained the ladies society OF
the Congregational Church Thursday af-
tcrnoon and evonirg.--A son was born
Aug. IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cham
berlin. William Hagar of Wellington has
been the guest of his father for few
days.--Thc Rev. Mr.. Miller attended the
funeral of George Duttcn in Barnard
| Monday.-Mrs. Walter Young is in Bar
net with her husband this week.-Mrs.
Susie (Perry) Andrews of Maiden. Mass.
| is q guest at DR.. C. c. Smith s.-Mrs. Hat
| tie Clark, who mas been spending some
| time with her mother, Mrs. CHARLES Flint
| has returned to her home in Lowell
| Mass.--rhe regular meeting Of Good vii
Grange was held Aug. IL. The question
"Vho Snail BE the Boss. the Man OF
| the Womano" was decided by the iudg'
TO he evenly livided.-Miss 1.edl Smitl
| read Il paper on pop corn and some
| the members told their experience II
raising 1t. Pop corn refreshments wer
served. The next meeting will be Aug
| e.. The Pomona Grange meets here Aug
| le.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles tlnkley o
Eoynlton visited her sister. Mrs. ID.
Gould the first NJ the Week.-Mrs. Einm
Moses of Randolph is expected this wee
to visit friends in town.
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her daughter. Mrs 1. NJ Ford. in Rochoss
ter.-E. l.. Martin returned "Wednesday
night from Hilsboro, N. H., where ht
vent T. Sc" his sister, Mrs. Albie Childs,
who is in very poor health Mrs. Martha
Cove and son. Alfred OF Roche ster visit.
cd at Ida Sargcant's Sunday. Mrs. Abbis
Frisss and Miss Leda Briggs are spend,
ing TWO weeks at Queen City park and
Vcrgenncs--D n. Rice was in Vergenuc(
few days recently.-Miss Lon Whitne.
has returned home after two weels
visit in Roxbury and Nor,hf.ld.-
Lila Hubbard was in Warren Sunday l.
meet her friend. Miss Savage. Of Waits
hcld, who came to visit her the first o.
the weck.-Quitc a party from Roches
ter nttcrded the dance Monday .liyht
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VERGENNEs.

The prudential committee OF the Ver-
gonnes graded school have issued a
catalogue Of the school which contains
much useful knowledge for parent and
pupil. The fall term Of the school opens
Tuesday September with tho follow
ing corps of teacher: high school. Brad
ley c. Rodgers. A. b. (DartmouthD
principal and teacner of history. econ
onics biology. and bookkeeping; Ger
trude Heald, A. b.. tMt. Holqoke) pre-
captress and teacher of Creek. Latin and
geometry; Julia f.. Reed assistant and
teacher OF algebra. English. composition
and physical geography; Mary Sey
mour, A. b., (Mt. Holyokc) teacher
of English French and music
Julia +. Reed ninth grade; Mabel f.
Field seventh and eight grades; Emma
Sutton fifth and sixth grades: Edith Nc
Govern third and fourth grades: Ada B.
Crosby first and second grades.
At the meeting of the executive COM
mittec of the Addison County Sunday
School association. held in this city Satur-
day, it was decided to hold the county
Sunday school convention in the Congre.
gatonal Church of this city October :
and l.
DIR. S. T.. Maynard OF Burlington was
in town Monday and performed an opera
tion on Mrs. F.. c. Phelps. assisted by DR.
Il. s. Spear Of Burlington and DIR. g. +. b
Willard of this city. The patient stood
the operation well and is expected to bt
materially benefited by 1t.
Ira lfort, graduate optician. at Kings
lands store. Thursday. August "a.
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RIPToN.

Among those from this town who at
tended the reunion in Rochester the lOtl
were William Coburn and lady, j. Man
ming. son and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Whittsnore.-Georg Farr o.
Brooksville was at Charles Norton's oveI
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Currior
spent Sunday In Forestdale. William
Calvin has bought n fine driving horse
to replace the one ne sold to Frank Gil
more Of Middlebury recently.-Mrs. II
l.. Wood visited In Brandon several day
last week.-H. L. Wood took q carriag'
drive through the eastern part OF New
York State last woek.-Clayton Kirby O
Worcester. Mass. who has been visitini
friends In this place for the past week
expects TO return to Massachusetts tn
last Of the week.-William Calvin at
tended the Ethan Allen celebration tn
10th at Burlington.-T Misses Ada ant
Rita Campbell spent several days will
friends In Middlebury last week.
GRANVILLE
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NEW HAVEN.

II. G.. Roscoe and wife and H. q. Smith
bury Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Pal
NOR returned home Friday from a week =
visit In Montpcli.r.-M Miss Ethel Hincklcy
is guest of Mrs. J. T.. Davs--Mrs. Will
liams OF Birdport is guest Of her daugh.
ter. Mrs V. NJ Bcnedct.-G. c. Coates
and wife were IN burlington friday
Roe Mcneil and Leon Rowley spent Sat
urdny and Sunday at Eread Loaf Inn
+ NJ Partch has been in Boston the
past wcek.--Clavton Partch and family
Of Burlington are visiting in town.
Charlotte Munsil OF Bristol is visiting
her aunt Mrs. r. r. Gordon.-Miss Bah
cock was guest Of Miss Daisy fiinmar
Sunday.
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Emery Patnode Is III.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The Misses Emma and Eta Parks and
Miss Genie Cone of Middlctown Springs
who have been the guests of Miss Jessie
and wife and daughter were in Middle
Turner for several days returned to theii
home last Saturday.--Austin Peck has i'm.
proved the APPEARANCE of his residence bs
the addition of fine piazza. MIR. ano
Mrs. Clarence Russell, Master Albert
and Miss Ruth Russell also Mrs. Damon
were IN Forest Dale one day last wcel
visiting relatives. Mrs. Eva Brown ant
Miss Ida Chapman were recent guests o
their brother, Alfred Chapman.
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Whittier from
Colorado attended the Whittier reunion
held July &-Miss Lizzie p. Cassada
who has been spending the last Ave
weeks in Lestershire. N. Y. returned
home Monday. August s.--Misses Alb
bic and Bernice Eaton are visiting in
Randolph and vicinity.--The Whittier
reunion was held Tuesday, August 8
at Rinaldo Whittier's. Dinner was
served in q tent. after which there was
a literary programme which was enjoy
ed by all. Many friends and relatives
attended.-Mrs. Charles j. Stockwell
and children visited In New Hampshire
recently.
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sHoREHAM.

Ruth Egelston of Syracuse. n. Y,
visited Viola Mack at +. G. Farnham s
recently.-The entertainment in the d.
A. r. chapter house Thursday evening
was both instructive and entertaining
Miss f. NJ. Ahrms, who has been a guest
at l.. II. Tottinghams. has gone to Cleve-
land, Oho.-B. r. Nottingham is in New
York.-Miss Elizabeth c. North is camp
ing with a party from Benson at Sunset
lake-Mrs. Charles Parish and daughter.
Mrs. Carl Wolcott, of Bridgeport were
recent guests at A. T.. Tottingham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith have
have repaired and put in fine shape
DR.. and Mrs. McKibbon have taken
possession Of the Preble house, recent
ly vacated by A. NJ Smtk.-Mr. and
Mrs Allison Forbes OF Melrosc High
lands and their son. Archie, of New
York are guests of Mrs. Sally Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore are at T.
II. Moores.--Mrs. G. II. Hall went to
Westfield. Mass. Monday. called there
by the illness of her daughter, Mrs
S. G. Moore, who has typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holmes were
guests of his father, r. II. Holmes
last week.-Mrs.. Charles Lavallcy is on
the sick list.-Madame Grout and Mr.
and Mrs. Grout of Derby. mother and
brother OF Mrs. McKibbon, came Sat.
urday. Mr.. Grout returned home on
Monday. The ladies are to remain 70,
a time.
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.
WEYBRIDCE.

Bradford. the Optician, at Preston
August 22.
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BURLINGTON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1905

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| August Is and ~ fol,oued bv tho st,,o
meeting Auuust N and ~ Sunday Auy
ust 20. Mrs. !. r. Barney of Providence.
In. T.. will speak at 1890 a m and Mrs.
Callie II. Howe. national lecturer of st.
Joseph, Mo-, will speak at 2:3O y. M
Miss Edna Pettibone of Richmond is
lspending a vacation OF two weeks here
with her parents.-Mr. and Mrs. @. H.
Doty have returned from carriage drive
through the north part OF the State
William Butler was arrested Sunday
might by Deputy Sheriff G. S. Farr and
locked up for ntoxication Monday morn
ing he was brought before Justice ii. p.
Sherwin and pleaded guilty and paid a
fine of s. ana costs Of $i95-Miss Alta
Cooley will lead the Christian Endeavor
meeting at the Baptist Church next Sun
day cvcnng.-F. w. Noyes who has been
In poor health for over "A year, Is very low.
with little hopes or ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Johnson OF Hartford. Conn. is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
team from Nergennes ana 'he
, Bristol Independents VIII cross oa'
August ]" at Riverside Park'-lhc
: game Monday afternoon Independents
VS.. Bristol MANUFACTURING Co.. result
, cd IN a defeat Tor the comm makers
ii to 3.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunsheo
, are at nome from Il stay or TWO weeks
, at the lake.-Henry Goodroe and son
? of Hinesburgh visited relatives mere
! Monday and Tuesday.-John III. Bean
of Lincoln has been appoin'ed assignee
Of the bankrupt estate OF =. E' grover
p Mrs. j. B. Rider entertained Miss
t Jennie Sherwin and her sunday school
class at her residence on East street
served and a pleasant time enjoyed b,
8 aih-Mr' anu Mls' H. - DiAc nave s'"'
20 Hichn'onu' lii'' 10 WISH their aunt
d MIS-. sally COTTON her looth o'rthoa
r VIII ne observed next Iuesoay'--'' II
t Whoer mas opened narper shop IN I'M
e Drake d farr biock.-Mrs. r..
v MARSH or New YORK Is visiting relative
3 and friends In town-Mrs. Lizzie Max
we'll and daughter. I<iunic. are
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. J. A. vinton spent last week with
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ROLLER SKATING
RINK A SUCCESS

The roller skating rink, started at
first almost as an experiment, is
proving success beyond the hopes Of
it's promoters. Though it has been
in operation only week, the demand
for skates already equals the supply
on the evenings when skating is in
dulged in. The management has
been fortunate in securing the services
of good skater Charles A. Doesburg,
who with Mrs. Doesburg, have agreed
to act as floor managers, and who
instruct those who wish to learn.
They have charge of the floor during
the evening, and under their guidance
the evenings are made to pass very
pleasantly.
When the skating was first proposed,
it was suggested that the crowds
would be such that many persons
would not care to attend; but we our
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GRANTS SPECIAL LICENSE

County Judge w. J. Conway granted
a special license to marry to a Young
couple Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock: Rev. Sheard, of the Meth
odiSt church. was notified that he was
wanted to perform the ceremony at
eleven, at a quarter to twelve the
wedding ceremony inexperienced, and
at half past twelve the happy couple
were on their way to their new home
in Michigan.
The contracting parties were Ben
Waterman, of Hudson, Michigan, and
Miss Emma Kammerer, who till Tues
day,was.engaged as clerk ia Johnson &
Hill Cos. dry goods department.. The
wedding would not have been pulled
OF so suddenly but for the fact that
early Tuesday morning Mr.. Waterman
received a telegram to come to Hudson
to begin long piece Of work, and
rather than put off the happy occur
ranceQlonger. q special license was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
were issued by county clerk George
Davis the past week:
Dec. Is Ervan Van Warner to
Marian Lombard, both of Babcock.
Ray r. Williams to Jessie MacFar-
lane. both of MarShfield.
Dec. Is Prentiss Coon, Rudolph, to
Nellie Leach, Biron.
B. f. Waterman, Michigan, to
Emma Kammerer, city.
Both licenses issued on Dec. Is were
with consent of parents for the con-
sent Of the young woman, the last one
being a special permit, granted by the
county Judge.
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MARSHFIELD TINES
EDITOR TO MARRY

Among the list of marriage licenses
issued this week by County Clerk
George Davis. we find the names of r.
r. Williams of the Marshfield Times,
and Miss Jessie MacFarlane, we'll
known in this city. We never eX-
pected to see Brother Williams break
out of the corral and travel in double
harness, because of his shyness when
with women; but we must confess
that when we consider who is to be
the Mrs. Editor, we can't exactly
blame Brother Williams, at that.
The REPORTER wishes them all
success,