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BENSON.

Mrs. M!ra Ward has been sick Ions
time. Miss Belle Rohorts was MARI ed
last Wednesday ncht to Harold Rogers,
by 1ho Rev. Leroy y. TAYLOR The Con-
grsgatiorll Sunday school had "A picnic
which was their annual ono at sunset
Lake last Thursday. About lO atts nded.
\ sumptuous feast WAS served ut the lake.
Phillip Nancy, colorcd man. horn IN
McclonbcrS county, Va. in slavery. who
has lived in Benson about oo.Ncars and
led an honest industrious life died in
the West part of The town last Monday.
while sitting convcrsng in his chair. heart
disease having attacked him. lie aas IL
litcratc. but coull converse brightly and
use very good language and his dsmcan-
or was that IT 4 gentleman. tic was
thought T. be about 60 years old He left
Il little honestly earned propcrty.-Dr
Jasper l.. Newton ui this village goes to
Houses FONT the last of this week t.
visit his brother Or. S. H. Newton OF
that place and Will go from, there to
HghGatc and other places in franklin
county Vermont to visit friends. lie oX-
poets to be absent about two weeks
The Cooperative Telephone company re.
iuius Mrs. Palmer Goodrich formerly
Miss Mamie Wilcox, who was married on
the ?7th inst as telephone girl She vii
attend to tho central the coming winter
The Benson pleasure socots. who have
been camping at Sunset Lake for tive
wcsks have all come home
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius 3. Carleton OF
Waterford. y. y, visited relatives ana
friends here the past week They FORM
crlv resided hcrc. 1t is Mr.. Carleton
native place though he had not been here
for ~ ycars"-Nti.s Jennie Read of SPRING
tield Mass, spent several days with her
sister. Miss Fannie Read. returning 10
her homo Tuesday. Mr. and MIS-. 'i"org"
Wells of Pike, n. H. are for several
weeks the quests of their parents, AIR
ind Mrs Truman Whitcomh. Guy u
Varnum of Barre was ut his home here
over Sunduy.-.The iasc bali game played
here on last Saturday. Jcffersonvilllc
AGAINST Bakersfield. was won ~ Jcffcr-
sonvilc, the score being 10 to 5.-The
Jcff"rsonvil" Cemetery association held
their monthly meeting with hIrs. Elsie
smith September .. a committee was
appointed to make arrangements to serve
u harvest supper ut the residence of +.
f.. Smith September IL from five to eight
O'Clock N'l> Aired Ruktr Is visiting
relatives in Waterbury. The 2lst conven.
ton of the Lnm"ille County Sunday
School association, which was held here
September " tnd %. was we'll attended
not only by our own town folks. but by
people from other towns in T.amoille
Courty. Tho Ladies' Aid society served
n dinner and supper in the dining hall ut
Hotel Molcndy.
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BROWN1NGTON.

Mrs Loren has gone to Boston to work.
Mrs Eugene Burrows and daughter
Hazel. are visiting at Mrs. stephen
Burrow s.--Amesa Sessions and wife OF
Coventry are visiting at Homer Leland :
today.-Mis Ida Inaals Of sutton is visit.
ing friends in town.-Mrs. Joslyn of Bar
ton Landing spent last week with Mrs
Gilbert Cross.-Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton
from Newhury visited AT q. a. Grow
recently .--Miss Ida Smith of West Burk'
is here visiting friends.-Mr. William
Flanders and little child of Boston are
spending a few week with friends hero
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehcha Foster of Bartor
called on friends here last week.
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JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cady announce the
enga cement of their oldest daughter. olive
Marsh. to Morton Eddy Brewster of Hun
tington.
Miss waterbury. who has been visit
ing her brother shcre. returned to her
home in Rochester. n. Y. last Friday
Chas. II. Cristy spent sunday with his
wife here.-Miss Georgia Bailey from
Cambridge spent Sunday with her mother
here returning to her school Monday
Mrs. Irwin Potter spent n few days with
her parents hero. returning Monday
Mablc Tracy has returned to her school
| in bennington, and her sister Hannah.
| to her school in Barre.-Mrs. X. w.
| Waterbury and Mrs. r. NJ. Waterbury
| have gone to Corning. n. y, for n few
wecke' stay.--potatoes will he a very poor
crop. but few good ones in hll.--C. y.
| Harrington and wife started last Friday
| for Denver. Colo, via the c. = Il. and
Thos. Waterman, wife and son started
Saturday via G. r. Roth expect to be
gone a month or longer. Mrs. Pope. who
| has been visiting Mrs. J. L. Pierce has
returned to her home in New York.
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SOUTH HERO.

Ovollasp Phadps. aged 20 years, n former
Nestdent of this town. dted Tuesday AUG.
n, after 4 long illness. He came n few
weote ago TO the home Of his brother. Ed
ward Phelps, from Minneapolis. MINI.
where he has Been living several years
with his sister, Mrs Martha Goodspeed.
The funeral was Largo attended Thurs
day afternoon from the home Of his broth
sr. Tho Rev Mr.. Whistle was the ofTioiat-
hy clergyman. Tho bearers were Alison
kapdon. psonry Martin. Henry Como.
Lutte Livingston. Gsore Tracy, Warren
HAL. The DECEASED is survived by four
sisters, Mrs. Martha Goodspeed of Min
hcaSous, MINI, Mrs. LaNdon and Mrs.
Gordon OF California and Miss Augusta
Phelps OF this town; four brothers. Edwin
Phelps OF Ltwer, two brothers who live
4, the West and Edward Phelps Of this
Aown. There were many beautiful floral
0ributes The statement of the South
Nero Creamery association from June ~
10 July 81, shows whole number OF POUNDS
If milk received. 601 .9l2. whole number OF
sounds Of butter made, 26,s62; Averages
kr,ce per hundred for per cent milk, X
Sents.
Mrs. Truax and daughter of Bedford.
MISS, who have been visiting Mrs >. r..
Mcbride returned home saturday,
Mrs. Storrs of Essen visited friends in
town last week.-Fracl; Knight OF North
Hero is clerkng for Robinson Bros
aaturx7ay the Reds PLAYED against the
Achmpnd team at Richmond, Score IL
IL in favor OF Richmond. schools in
own begun Tuesday Sept 5-Mrs. Irish
81 Burlington spent Sunday in town.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Charles r Powers who drives tho West
l'rookfeld Randolph stage. met with an
accident Friday evening that nearly cost
his life. When going down the hill near
-. w. Untiedts mill the pole of the wagon
broke letting the load on the horses. In
the general mix-up that followed Powers
was thrown out and before getting free
was very seriously bruised and crushed
His injurics are considered very serious
but it is thought he will recover. Mrs
Powers is also in a very serious condi-
ton. suffering with an attack Of typhoid
fever.
Miss Elizabeth cleveland of San Fran
cisco. cal, who has been spending the
summer with her brother. J. Z. Cleveland
left SATURDAY. for Boston.
A large number Of he friends and neigh.
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. u. T. Smith called on
them Friday evening and assisted them ir
celebrating their 18th wedding anniver-
sary. The Green Mountain band was
present and Il very social and enjoyable
time was spent.
About 30 friends and neighbors Of Horace
Lane mot 1T his home in Bethel Gileat
Friday evening and enjoyed corn roast
which was followed by a social hour will
games at the house.
News was received here saturday 10 th'
effect that Frank Flint. who had spen
a part of his carly life and had been ;
frequent visitor here for number o
years. was killed Friday on RAILROAD
crossing in chester. Mass. Mr.. Flint lief
| here a short time ago with the intention
|of visiting his daughter who lives il
northern New York
The Rev. f. @. Rainoy. for seEera
years pastor of the Methodist tpiscopa
| church here died Saturday at Roun'
| Lake, n. y. where he went to spend tn
summer. a cancer of the throat was tn
| cause Of his death. The funeral was hcl'
at Round Lake Monday. lie is survived
ty two sons, Homer ard Fred RaincJ
and one daushter Miss Edyth Rainey.
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BRADFORD.

MFR. and Mrs. +. l.. Cummings and
daughter Eeatricc, are spending Nv"
weeks in Springfield. Mass. with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cummings. -icorge Ken
yon has position with George ~, Cross
in st. Johnshuiy.-M and Mrs. Edgar
Hunt arc visiting in Northampton, Mass
and Lebanon, n. H. this week,-Dr, and
Mrs. Frederick Fletcher attended the
launching of the Vermont battleship at
Quincy, Mass, last Week.-Mrs. Edith
Brooks loft for st. Johr sbury saturday,
where she is to teach this fall.-Earle
Spaulding enters the bus lness college at
Iiurlngton this weck.-School opened last
week with about $50 in attendance =, Miss
Mnudc iiland went to Milton Monday,
where she is to tcach.-irCf. l.. q. Bald
win and family and Miss Vida Alder lief,
for Wrs, Lebanon, ". H.. Saturday.
Miss Bertha Renfrew has gone to Grand
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donc.--H. C. Adams goes to Rutland this
week TO serve as iuror.--Willard Field
has entered the Rutland Business college.
Tho Baptist Sunday school went Friday,
september |, on an excursion 10 Fort
Frcdcrick.-RoIlin Hitchcock has return
ed from a weeks visit to New York
MISS Frances Barnes has begun her school
in the Temple district in Bonson,-Mrs,
Belhen is visiting her sisters in War
rensburg, N. Y.-Miss Ethel Footo of
Fair Haven and Miss Edith Spauldne
Of Orwell have been visiting Mrs. -. p.
Best.-Mrs. 6. w. Tryon and daughter.
Hazel. are visiting Mrs. Tryon's sister in
BridGcwatcr. Mr. and Mrs. - =. Best
recently visited in Brdgowator.
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MORETOWN.

lecture entitled "A drift and AL
Anchor" will be given in the Method 81
Church Friday evening by tn" Rev. FL
c. Charlton of Putney.-Mrs. ". @. Ward
went Tuesday to York State visiting.7
Turt Ward returned Monday from MD
vacation Mrs. A. NJ. Philip is poorly
with hcnorrnaCc from the nose. Mrsl
Alma Crowel from Hide Park is visiting
her brother. A. NJ. Phillips. and othe1
relatives this week.-Mrs. Martha Turned
of Warren went from here Tuesday II
visit Mr. and Mrs. 5. NJ Turner -Th1
schools commenced Tuesday with MISC
Maxwell and Mrs. SoIvor as telcherd
in tho yillage.-Miss Mabel Atkins will
teach in Davisville this term.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. St. lock moved to Stowe Satur1
day.-Mrs. o. Bruce and Bessie Bruee|
Mrs. Flsner visited in Faystcn Tuesday,
Mrs. Frank Beldon is gaining SLOWLY
Mrs Roy Atkins was in Waterbury twd
days last week caring for her motherI
who is sick there.
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Isle Miss Annie Robertson, who has
been YER i'll is improving. -Raymond
Brown returned to Chicago Saturday. af-
ter spending tv weeks vacation At
his homc.-F s. Dcdd. who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. @. Coburn. re-
turned to Boston Saturday.-Mrs.
Thomas George died very suddenly sat
ulday night of heart failure Mrs,
G"ore" was on the street in the afternoon
and her death cones rs n great shoe X
to tho community. She l'aves a husband
ore son. Wallace of White River and
two daughters. Mrs. Charles Smith of
Boston and Miss Lena George of Brad
ford.
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M1DDLESEX.

J. n. Robinson is Singing bis house.
Mrs. George Sanderson of burlington
spent last week with Mrs George Alex
andcr.- George Sanderson came from Sur
linston THURSDAY and remained one day
with his family at 'icorec Al"Xan Ter s.
Grant Scott went t. Montpelier Tuesday
to attend the Ligh school Labor day
there was n party OF a dozen or mere
If hunters from the city in town trying
their skill with the small game. gorge
Rean has resumed work again for Geor ye
Alexan1er.-1he Ladies Aid nold their
social Wednesday, with Mrs. George
Alexander.
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. Nancy Hanson, more Familiarity
known as Grandmother Hanson" the
oldest resident of Orleans county died at
her home on the lake road near North
Derby station Monday afternoon. aged lol
years Mrs. Hanson was born at Stan
stead. +. O., December 4, 1904 and moved
to North Derby in 1Si where she resided
until her death. Interment will be made
at Standard. L. O., today.
The Orleans county fair is held at Bar
ton September T., IL, II and 10.
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LANOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. s McAllister, +. s.
Warren. Miss Barbara Burt, Miss Sadie
4Iariow and Earl Harlow left Stowe on
saturday afternoon on the Grand Army
Axcursion toDcnvcr. Col-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Iiowse Of Barre visited
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
keorge Wade last week. They were ac-
companied on their return home on Sat
urday by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tracy.
who have spent the past two weeks in
Stowe and are now on their way To
their home in Belle Plain, iowa.-Miss
Sarah Porter of New Hampshire is Wis
iting in Stowe.--Mrs. Mary Winslip. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Phil
euu Straw at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ Burt returns to Boston on Mon
uav.-E A. Barrows OF New York join
cd his family Saturday at Green
Mountain Inn.-Mrs. George Cheney OF
Morrsvtllc called on friends in Stowe
on Saturday.-Mr. AND Mrs. ~. f. Jcn-
ny took carriage drive to Montpelier
and Barre Saturday expecting 10 spend
q few days with friends in this vic'n-
ry-Miss Gertrude Clark goes on Mon
lay to johnson wholc sh" has posi-
ton as tcachcr.-Mi9s t;rar" Bgelow
goes ON Monday to North Bennington
where she has Il position as pr"ceptresS
IN high sChool.-Mrs. w. j. Big
Glow Of burlington is visiting friends
in Stowe.-Miss Viola Russell is teach
ing school in Elmore.-The Misses Mar
A,ric and I.ehecca Burt spent Sunday
md Nonday with friends in Waterbury
Lcntcr.--AIr, ana Mrs. A. j, Douglass
Of Morrisville made AN automobile trip
70 Stove on Saturday.--C j.. Burt has
4 al,
he recently purchased Of r. C. Ray
mond-Win Culver has purchased Burt
Culvcr's place on School streot.E. S.
Edison has purchased Joseph Wells place
On Main street.-The w. y. r. NJ. of
The congregational society held its an
nual meeting ON Saturday afternoon.
Tho following officers were elected:
a'rcsiGoni Mrs. r.. \. G. Able; vice
president Miss H. T.. Savage; secretary,
Miss s'r.an Black. The annual thank
Offering was received and tea was served
The Congregational Circle met al
lhcir vcstry ON Wednesday after
noon. September G. in charge of Mrs.
Einball and Mrs. Eaymond-At tho
morning service at the Congregational
Church on Sunday. september 3. the
rite Of infant baptism was administer
I'd b.- the Rev. II. \. G. Ahbc to Nancy
Ramona and Lewis Mayo. children of
Mr. and Mrs J. III Downer of Sche-
1cctady. :: Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Pervior of Northlleld and grand chill
Iron of Nix. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo OF
stowe.-Mrs. &. L.. pcrvior OF North
icid is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
IRIS Mayo.-P,incipal Earl y. Bcssey
Eriveci ia .itowe ON Monds y.---Thc dis
)ict sotcol logan Son Tuesday and tn,
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. Harry Trask and children an1
Roy Newcomb returned saturday u
Worcester, Mass, after rev week i
vacation spent with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Newcomb.-A party 81
Is went from this place last SATURDAY
TO Denver. Colo, on the trip TO th1
G. a. r. encampmert at that placo1
as follows; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Greg|
DRY. Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Greene. Mn
and Mrs. z. H. McAllistcr. Eugeni
McCarty. Miss Emma Joslin, Misl
Mabel Joslin. Mrs. j. NJ. Joslyn, Mrs
w. W. Joslyn. Miss Jessie Ryle AMI
three sisters. Most Of the party plaj
to he gone 80 days or longcr.-Th
village schools commenced their fal
term Tuesday, Septcmhor ), with TIL
same teachers as the last sprint
ACOntinucd on 9th pase)
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The New Fall Waists.
---Attractive Models---

You will find with us a representative series o,
the news Waists which have more than mere novelty
to commend them.
New Wool Waists of Abatro.. and sheer Nun. Yelling
white and plain coors Pads in designs bright and
subdued effects Scotch Flannes and Abatross rainbow
stripes. checks black and white blue and white and green and
white effects all of which envened with bright coored silk
dots.
$500. $4.25. $3.50. $4.75 S575
New Silk Waists in large collection of Tafeta Mesa
line Peau dc Cyene Chanseabe Taeta All the Fall
coonss we'll the evening shades. Loune
Pads color combinations that particularly attractive
$3.50. $500. $780, $500 to 1913.
New Aovcr Lace Waists of German Valenciennes baby.
Irish and Cluny laces in distinctive Fall models
$6.75. so. $500 to $500.
Special.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Davis Of Molrisi
vile. who have been guests of thct1
daughter, Mrs. +. +. Ratchcldor. thd
past week, returned to their home Tues|
day noon.-Alr. and Mrs Charles Tucke)
of Worcester, Mass, are guests OF MRS.
'rucker's grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. MI
l.. Diungham.-Mis Lucia A Sriith 81
Burlnston. who has been staying WITH
friends at the Center the past nontlI
went to Waterbury Wednesday whori
she is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. II
Minard-tiuy Fisk and family have now
ed to stowe Foiks,-Miss kathle DillmSl
han, has returned to White River Junol
ton. where she has been teaching several
vcars.-Miss Ida Mann has secured 4
very good position as principal II
commercial department III high school al
Lewiston, Me.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
ToRESTDALE.

Mrs. John a. Smallov died Wednesday
aged - wears. Sh, lad rc,n III
several months with a cancerous tumor
She is survived ~ her lrAlan,. one son,
Carver w, and one Daughter. Mrs. f.. ".
Parent Of sudbury. The funeral will he
held at the house Friday afternoon AT
two o'clock. Int6rTrnt will bc IN Forest.
dale Walter Ward and daughter, Olive,
of Waukesha, WIS. are guests ut Mrs
A. G. CaNcn's.
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WATERVILLE.

Mcfarland Lodge, Knights of Tythias.
has been organized here by Ovctt Sayles
Of burlington with q membership of -
The officers are as follows: Past chan
| csllors. II. a. Jackson AMI J. W. Stevens
chancellor commander +. NJ. Thomas ;
vice. hnnccllor. j. @. Thomas, prelate, G.
+. Maurice. master of work, G. r. Rus
sell keeper Of records and seal. M H.
| Mann. master of finance, .. c. Houyhton;
master of eXchcquer, \. L. I.araway: mas
ter Of arms. q. Nj. Answorth; trustees,
| w Mcfarland. j. X. Mccuen and G.
O Tillo;son.
A daughter arrived at the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs. William H. Notomro September
| i--Harvsy Bennett has gone 10 East Ran
dolph. where he has employment. Mr..
lard Mrs Walter Westcot have returned
to th,ir work at Bolton. Mass.-L.. j.
| Rifbin returned from London. England
on Saturday. where he has been visiting
for several weeks.-Eugenc Tillotson was
at home from Hyde Park few days last
wcek-Mr. and Mrs. h. H. Shattuck were
In North Hyde Park on Frday.-Mrs
Rolling Pierce returned from Water
bury last weck.-Mr and Mrs, Robert
Wiley spent two days with their daugh-
ter. Mrs, u. J. Kelley at Morrisvllc last
woek-Dr and Mrs G. Il. Maurice spen,
two days on Mount Mansfield last week
-Merl Miller has gone to Stowe, where
he has employment and will move his
family there soon.-Mss Mary Fletcher
returned to her home in Worcester, Mass
and Miss Nettic Fletcher to Nashua last
week.--Mr. and Mrs. S. ]. Gibbns OF
Rutland are stopping with her people
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Tracy--Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Buck of East Charlestown visit
cd Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas LarawaS scvera
days last weels.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Russell were called 10 Northfiold on Fri
lday by the death OF his father at thai
placo-A very large company of younl
friends of Miss Edith Tilotson gave hel
a very happy surprise party at the towr
hall on the evening of August 20. it beins
the OCCASION of her 18th birthday. A yer,
nice solid gold watch was presented t,
Invertebrates Beard of NARROW. n. II.
and daughter. Mrs. Nettie Carpenter o
Sw;.usey. n. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
H. L. Beard and others in town.
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Richardson will assume charge Of the
station here and Mr.. Bull Will have
charge OF tho freight department az
station ut Morrsvillc.
George Blake left for Bakersfield Tues
day. where he is to enter Brigham
Academy.
School opened in all departments OF
tho Inmoi,ic Central Academy Wednes.
dav with tho same corps Of teachers as
last year with the exception OF principal
and grammar teacher. Mr.. Judkins Of
York corners. Maine. succeeds Prof Hen.
dcrson as principal ard Miss Maurice oil
Cambridge has charge of the grammar
department.
Mrs. a. Miller of Burlington is stopping
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MARSHFIELD.

George Drew IS building four slides 70
he used in sliding the lumber off from IFS
.nourtairi.-Miss stella Brown has gone
to Planiicli whore she has employme mt
as teacher III the Spring district
schools in town iegan last Tuesday,
Mrs A. J. Brown was in Barre over Sun.
day visiting her daughter. Mrs. TalNs.
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EAST WARREN

William Dumas and wife are visit
Of Chelsea, Mass. spent the past week
with his aunt, Mrs. Alice Rich
George Ford Of Chicago. H., visited
at F. e. Lambs last week.-Mrs.. An
nette Morgan of Lincoln spent last
Thursday and Friday with Mrs Ag-
mes Palmer.-Mrs James McGlafin of
Randolph is visiting her children in
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SOUTH BARRE.

Harold Adams has returned from ros-
ton he also visited Waltham and ned
iicld.-W. r. Cutler has gone TO Denver.
CoI-F. f. Cutler returns soon t. AL
bany business college Christina LOWE
has been calling on old friends here be-
fore going to Johnson normal school.
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CHELSEA.

Chelsea Academy began its fall term on
Monday, August y. with more than the
usual attcndancc.-M and Mrs. John u.
Bacon returned on Saturday from II fort
nights stay at Saratoga Springs. They
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LOWELL.

Tho ladies' Of the Methodist Church will
hold their third annual fair at the town
hall September p and ~. Or tho evea-
ing Of tho 2lst the Hon. NJ. S. Stone will
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HYDE PARK.

George T.. HULL who has had charge
OF the railroad station here for tie past
few years Is to exchange positions with
Clark Richardson Of Morvisville. Mr..
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MoRRISYILLE.

Dan Smith has sold tho Albert Burke
place on the Walcott road to w. ]. Ben
son of Springfield. Mass, who will take
immediate possession; consideration,
| eo lnu
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give q iecture on his work in the Philip
pines. There Will be music suitable for
the OCCASION. Tee cream and cake will
I've served. On the 22d the fair Will be
opened afternoon and evening. A chick
on pie supper will he served ana all are
cordially invited.--I1dwin Richardson Of
Nashua, n. r., is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. A. J. Richardson Charles, aged %
years, son of Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Ken
needy dtcd Saturday September 2 after a
long illness The funeral was held Tues
day September 3 from st. Ignetius Church
the Rev. Father J. Turcottc Of Barton
officiating.--C. j Powers has gene to
Montgomery, where he has employment.