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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Bertha Penney of Newfoundland
who has been visiting friends and rcla-
tivcs here tho past year. started for her
home Saturday August and will arrive
at Beun;t Vista Bay. Newfoundland. the
last Of next weekday Wanzer of Som
ervillc. Mass, is tho guest of MIR. and
Mrs. A. J. Pomeroy and other friends in
town for Il few days.-Gladys Soulc Of
Fairfield was the guest of Sara Merrill
over Sunday.--H. NJ Wells and family.
I. N. Chase and family and f.. II. Hurle-
son and family go into camp at lIighGate
Springs Monday August 14.--Thc Church
Relief society will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs Bertha Marsha. -Almcr
Gilbert, Rubin. Read and Hubert Soule
are camping at Franklin Pond.--C. T..
Sturger and family visited relatives at
Franklin Pond over Sunday. Lily
kittell is visiting her sister in Montgom-
cry. Mabel Eldrcd Of Sheldon was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. t,gbert Colburn.
over Surday.--Dr. A. d. Pattcn and sis
ter. Miss Rosaa and Don Marsha, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wells and son Alison
80 into camp in Or. Patterns cottage at
Franklin Pond Thursday Aug. TO-
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Rev q. A. Eu,ery.-Mrs. Lyster Of
Lyndon Center and son Benton visited
at Waldo Armstrong; last wcek.-L. W.
Howe Of Gardner. Mass. is In town.
The Rev. Yong Kay, Chinese interpreter
at Richford will lecture In the churcl,
ncxt Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
william Dinond and family arc visiting
relatives In Waterloo. Que.-Mrs q. ri.
Richardson and children of Wolcott arc
visiting her parents the Rev. and Mrs.
a. II. Emery. Mr. Emery has had a
telephone placed In the rarsonage.-Mrs.
Sarah James and daughter, Miss Lille
James. who was formerly nationa; sec.
rotary of the Young Woman's Christian
association with headquarters at San
Francisco arc visiting Mrs. Janes's nephew
Frank Norris. Mrs. q l.. Ewirs and
daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy OF
Montreal are passing Il few weeks ~
town.-.Mrs. NJ Dunbar of Dcnnisoh
iowa. liz n guest at the home Of hcr
brother, Aylmer Phelps. The families Of
Joseph Washer and Henry Sweet went t.
Belvidere Wednesday, where they have
employment
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GRAND isle COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid sale given August
was quite successful. The sum of
seventy-five dollars was made
and yet several valuable articles re-
main unsold.--The summer camps and
boarding houses are filled with guests
and campers.-Edson t'fford was call
cd to Fairfax last week by the death
Of his cousin, Andrew I'fford.--The
teachers take their examinations at the
Pearl district school house. Miss
Grace Wright and some others are in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from North Hero
attended the sale of the ladies at
Grand Isle August 3.
GU Sunday tho Rev. John Henry Hopkins
Of Chicago celebrated tho holy commun-
ion at Camp Westerly, and aftcrward
held morning prayer and preached on the
RECONSIDERATION of Our Lord" 1t being
TRANSPORTATION day. This second service
was held at Arbor Vitae Hotel kept by
the Nantine brOthcrs)
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs Polly Cushman and her daughter,
Mrs William Walhridgc. of West Enos-
hurgh have been visiting at the home of
W. W. Csshcr.--Dr. and Mrs. f.. a.
Bates arc in camp at the Springs for Il
cen visiting relatives in burlington the
past two months, has returned To her
homo in this placo.-Mrs. Wingatc Mum
sell, is quito i'll with muscular rheun,a-
tsm.-Mrs Edward Murrey of Buring-
ton was in town over Sunday tn" guest
of Mrs. Charles Whcclock.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Nye,
Wedncsday August ii. Il. steele. who
has beer visiting relatives in town has
returned to his home in Marlboro. Mass.
Miss Eva Lane. of Prandon was in
town Saturday visiting friends.-Dr. and
Mrs. NJ II. Powers of Sheldon We're in
| town several days the past week. the
sucsts of Or. ana Mrs d. o. Powers
The Rev. f. Barnhy Leach of Richford
preached at st. Johns Church Sunday
aftcrnoon.-Niss Daisy flogle OF St
Armand. L. O., is in town visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Deal-Ashlcy Hamil-
ton and family of Torrington, Conn. are
in town for few weeks visiting Mrs.
Hamilton's mother. Mrs. ]. O. Barr
Mrs. j.. p. Pontbriand of Lyndonville,
Is in town tho guest If her son. L. F.
Pontbriand. of Franklin street. The
Misses Lou and Glare Patterson are
visiting relatives in Froleighsburg, Car
ada.--S. G. Nay. of Jericho is in town
| for a few days.
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abroad were. Miss Helen A Curtis of
Now Rochelle. N. v. Miss LILLIAN Brown
OF Bellows Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Brown OF Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beals, Miss
Lois Reals, Mrs. Ruth Bellus and Carl
Brown Of Swanton.
At the election held by the mem
bcrs Of Co. -, LIST infantry. V. N. g.,
to elect a second lieutenant to fill the
vacancy caused by the promotion Of
j. A. Evarts, Forest Il. Ashland re.
ceivcd a majority OF the votes cast
and was declared elected Tho ex-
aminations for promotions for the Of
fees of corporals and scrgeants, fol-
lowed the election.
John Pariso Of Swanton. who was run
over by Central Vermont train near
Swanton Junction at midnight Sunday,
died OF his INJURIES at tho st Albans hos
pital at noon Monday. parisc. who was
i6 years old and III married. was walking
on the track towards his home and il is
supposed that hc was badly intoxicated
AZ any rate he did not know enough to
get on the track even with repeated
signals Of whistling and bell ringing, and
although the engineer tried to stop his
train. the distance was too short and
Pariso was struck and ground under the
wheels one leg being cut off nj the knee
and the other at the ankle. besides re.
cciving internal injuries and being badly
bruised
Arthur l.. Weeks, who has been sta
toned at Richford in the government
service for several years. will shortly
remove his family to that place.
Allan A. Phillips of Montreal. who has
leased the butcher place on Bank street
for a year, has arrived in tho city and is
husily engaged in furnishing his new
home Mr.. Phillips is accompanied by his
aunt. Mrs. Rollansson. who has just ar
rived from England and who will live
with him.
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FAIRFAX.

An examination at Burlington OF the
stomach Of Mr.. Lavitte's horses which.
died suddenly last Wednesday showed
they had been poisoned with arsenic Last
week C. +. st. Piere's hull came to the
barn with both of his eyes shot out hv
some miscrcant. Several charges had
been fired into the bulls head. Mrs. Eli
Taylor has gone to Concord, n. H., to visit
his daughter Lena.-Mrs. &. G.. Alfred
is spending week with her sister, Mrs.
John Allen. OF Essex Junction. Edison
Cfford Of Grand Isle was in town to ats
tend the funeral Of A. -. Gnord.-Mrs.
H. f. Hull and daughter. Mrs. Mable
Blake Of Boston are the guest Cf MIR.
and Mrs. ]. c. Eishop.-The funeral Of
A. d. Unord was largely attended. There
were friends from ST. Albans. Sheldon
johnson. Grand Isle, Burlington and
other towns. The services were held out
NJ doors. The Rev. Mr.. Leach of John
son officiated. r. w. Shepardson and
Mrs. Sarah Rowland sang che piece
Gross the River" There was great
many beautiful flowers. The family have
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WEST ENosBURGH.

Judge Richard Smith went to Boston
Friday to join his wife. who went there
several days earlier. They expect to go
with party of friends to Cape Rozier,
Me-, to pass n few weeks vacation-
Mrs. William Walbridge and her mother,
Mrs. Cushman, have been visiting reia
tives in Highgate.-Mr and Mrs A. T..
Willard, who have been passing several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Willard,
mother, Mrs. James Rounds. have re-
turned to their home in Lynn. Mass
Miss Mary Newton OF Lowell. Mass. is
visiting at the home Of her nephew, tho
Rev. w. F.. Newton.-Mrs. Emma Brad
ley and Arthur Bradley of New York
city arc at the home OF J. r.. Dow
Miss Myrtle Wall'ridge has gone to Pat
ten. Que to visit relatives Miss Mary
Sawyer of Georgia is at tho home of
Mrs. Jane Rounds.-Miss ArviIla Hough-
ton is ill.-Mrs. Emma Bradley and Mas
ter Arthur Bradley of New York city arc
mt the home of j. r. Dow Tho latter will
sing n solo ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning.
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ST. ALBANS.

A meeting of the First Congregational
Church and society was held after prayer
meeting Thursday night and ii was voted
To extend a call to the Rev. W. L. Jack
son of L.ummerston, to become pastor
Of the church. 1t is expected that Mr.
jackson will accept. 1t was also voted
to install three new furnaces In the
church and chapel. the old heating plant
being entirely burned out.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il
Holyoke on Fairfax street Wednesday
Aug. ?. their daughter. Miss Florence A
Holyoke was married 10 DR.. Harley s.
Herrick of Franklin. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. G.. W. Burke, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Fairfax in'the parlor. which had beer
handsomely decorated for the occasion
in green and white effects. The brlda
pair stood beneath an arch Of ferns and
asparagus vine, from which hung n buncl
nf white dahlias The hall was trimmeC
with golden rod ard ground pine. the
sitting room WITH yellow nasturtiuias anC
daisies and the dining room in pink ano
white sweet peas. Promptly at 7:3O O'clocl
to the inspiring strains of the brlda
chorus from Lohongrin. played by Lac
Glars orchestra. the bridal couple, pre-
coded by the little ring bearer Mis-,
borthy Brigham. a niece Of the bride
entered the parlors through an aisle mad,
of white ribbons and carried by Mis-.
Marion Brigham and Miss Laura Hunt
The bride wore handsome gown o
white silk trimmed with white chiifon ant
carried a bunch Of white sweet peas I'll,
ribbon girls and ring bearer wor,
white muslin with white satin ribbons
| A reception followed. when many friend
the happy pair rendered their best wish
eg. Refreshments were served. the din
ming rooms being In charge OF Mis-
Helen A. Curtis. who was assisted b,
Miss Florence Merritt. Miss France
Wood, Miss Edith Olmsted. Miss Bessi
Cheney, Miss Clara Wood and Mis-
Mabel Foster The lawn presented
pretty spectacle during the evening. beinl
prettiiy lighted with japanese lantern
The orchestra was stationed here an,
rendered a pleasing programme. Or. an
Mrs. Herrick left on the 1888 D. m
train. on an extended wedding trip, At
ter which they will take up their resid
ence in Westford. where Or. Herricl
has established himself The bride Ia on
of st. Adams pretty and accomplishe'
young ladies and a graduate Of Tiltol
Seminary. at Triton. n. II. The groom
| IL a graduate OF the medical department
of the University of Vermont. There wa
a large display OF handsome and usefu
wedding gifts. Among the guests from
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LANOlLLE COUNTY
BELvIDERE.

A. G. Chandler has returned to his
home in Bakersiiold.--T Personal pro-
pcrty and real estate of Orpha Hubert
will be sold at public auction August TO-
Nj. G. Shattuck and Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Cuin remain about the same.--The Rev
s. Foster is in town quite often now days
looking after the interest of some OF the
pcoplc.-Mr. and Mrs. +. O. Shattuck and
daughter Of Burlington visited at his
fathers. NJ. c. Shattuck's over Sunday =
Charles Fox has moved into the Hunter
house and Daniel Morgan of Watcrville
is moving into the house Mr.. Fox vacat.
cd which he has purchased of Mark
Stevens and Thomas Cheney.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. ..
WHEAT-Aug, sac: Sept. S3Mr Dec,
sac: May. scHc.
CORN-Scpt., 5t%c; old. 6s'sc; Dec,
i5a.c: old 477sc; May. 41lc; July. i51sc.
OATS-Aug., 4lsc; Dec. 27Ssc; May,
caMc.
MESS PORK-Per btD-Srpt.. Nt?o.
Oct. 81 22is.
s7Tis; Nov, sse2k Dec. s727is. jan.
s725.
SHORT RrBs-sides 1oose)-scpt,
$500 Oct, ss.45.
Cash quotations.:
wHEAT-No. spring wheat. Nsallot
40. z red Sii4c.
CORNN No. 2, aMo; No. 2 yellow. sac.
OATSNo. ?. 26isc; No. . white. 21h0
ei',c. No. white, 2eisN 27'.c.
RYE No. 9, 51i.c.
BAKLEY-Good feeding. va i2c; fair e
choice mailing. 4lG43t.
FLAXSEED-No I. $50: northwestern
| No L. $3.50
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 80. oos73I
| MESS PCRk-CPer bhO-sl4 taTDlt 20.
| LARD--Per 100 ibs)-s7.65.
SHORT RTl3S-Sides (loose) IS. 30.is.40.
STDFS-Short clear (boxed)- SIS. 5o6is.7A
| SHCULDFRS-Dry sailed. none.
| NHlSK Fly Basis Of INTERCHANGEABLE.
| On tho produce exchange to-day the
| hIttor market wag weaker; creameries,
l192oc: diaries. i6G1s,sc: eggs steady ut
mark cases included 1sl1c; irsts, lie:
prime firsts. 1Hac; extras. 2lc; cheese
steady t. firm, 1lm1l%c.
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GEORGIA.

Gladys Churchill is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill at
Eeaver.-The Rev. GeaSge II. Hunt Of
st. Adams preached at the Methodist
Church on Sunday and the Rev. O. T..
Clapp of burlington. who was visiting in
town conducted the evening service
Sabn Rankin and family of South Bos-
tom arrived at his mothers on Monday
and expect tn remain for two weeks
rho separator station near Joseph Bal
lard's was burned on Saturdy about
noon. Plans for new one are well nm
der way.-Mrs. Martha Fuller is caring
for Mrs. George Webstcr.-IMcy Bruso l.;
working at Oscar Woods and they also
have \ trained nurse from burlington 10
care for Mrs. Wood.--Clara Preston is
at home because of i'll hcalth.-The Rev.
o. Il. Clapp is TO preach at the Metho-
dist Church next Srnday.-M,ss Perry is
Visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joselvn.-Mrs.
Florence Daniels and family of Massach-
nsetts are visiting her sister, Mrs Will
ViIshncIl
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
tcontinued from, second Pagc)

Mrs John Dunbar. Of Dcnnison. Ia, were
at M. p. Pcrley's over Sunday.-A.
meeting Of the stockholders of the Owls
Head Creamery company was held
Batvrday at the company's office and the
Organization was completed by the cleo
tion Of the following board of directors:
c. L. Marsh O. Merrill, NJ +. rerley,
q. II. Goldsmith l. Il. Marsh. =. q.
7iammond and f. W. Draper. The dI-
rectors organized by election Of the fol-
lowing officers: c. l.. Marsh. PRESIDENT
F. G. Hammond, vice president: l.. l..
Marsh. secretary; F.. ". Draper treas
urer and general manageable Rev. w.
q. Mason went Monday to Silver bay. on
Lake George. for two weeks outing.
! Miss Anna Hamilton Of st. Adams spent
Sunday in the family of J. a. Dumas
iMr and Mrs. NJ. c. Cramton with their
daughter and son and Miss Florence
Smith. were in st. Adams over Sunday
with the family of r. e. Smith.-Dr. Wal
ter Burt Of Boston is passing his vaca-
zion with his parents here Mr.. and Mrs.
f. K. Burt.--C. f.. Collins, who is OH the
editorial staff of the Worcester MASS. }
Post is passing few days with his friend.
c. F. Raweon Edward J. Garrow, who
advertised his wife in last weeks Stand
ard was asked on Saturday last by over
seer Of Poor Abel to contribute SO per
month for the support Of his wife and
children and TO furnish surety for the
performance of the obligation which ho
neekly did.--Miss Stokes of Brooklyn. ~.
" 10 passing few weeks in the family
of A. ]. Caldwell,-AIrs. w. n. Best is
very seriously ill.-Mrs. G. Il. Remington
of New York city came to town Monday
80 visit in the family of her brother. +.
Al Wright.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. May N. Burr and daughter Of
bridgeport. Conn. has been passing Il
few days visiting at G. l.. Nichols Mrs.
Ellison Maynard's and other relatives ir
town. Thcy lcf. Saturday FOR Middle
hufy.-Mr and Mrs. Morris Woodward
PASSED Sunday at the camp ground in
Sheldon with Mr.. and Mrs Alec Cassidy
who have n cottage there Mrs. $. H.
Dow. who has been confined to her bed
for the last ten days with the grip il
not very much bcttcr.-Mrs. Jcmcs Kid
der who has been visiting her daughter
in Greensboro for several weeks came
home Tuesday Mrs. Henry Eldrcd. who
kas been sick for several days with a
stomach trouble is little bettcr-Nrs
Edwin Stevens is entertaining an aunt.
Mrs. Clark. and other relatives from
Canada-Nirs u NJ. Butt and rcphcw
went Saturday to st. Albars to he gone
a few days.-Mrs. G. T. Remington and
son Harold Of New York city IL visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wright.
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NORTH HERO.

DR.. David Mavin OF Essex Junction
and Royce Marvin of AlhurEh, who
have been in camp the past week left
for their homes Tuesday morning. Miss
Fanny Hall of ;wantnr visited Miss
Lena Rcay last week.-Mrs. John Kin
cnide of New York was the guest Of Miss
Jennie Pellet last weck.--Dr. Fairbanks
of Chazy, n. r., was in town last week
Thursday to see Mrs. William Popa loose,
who is seriously Ill.-Mrs. Edward Kings
ley Of Rridgewater, Mass. is visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. William Best-Walter
Fowler OF Berlin. Conn. is visiting
Bryant Eiazen.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith of Bellows Falls, who have been
spending their honeymoon in town left
for home Monday last-County cour1
convened Tuesday.-Oscar Hazcn nearly
cut off two fingers while putting the Sec
tions into n moving machine The Par
ker house has &c summer boalders.-
These jurors have been drawn to serve
at this term of court, Judge Tyler presid-
ing. South Hero. Warren Wright, War
rem NJ Hall. Henry Martin: Grand Isle
r. Dubuque. Frank Hyde, Leon Dubu-
que: North Hero. Arasa ~ Way II. A.
tIazen. Norman Hazen Isle LsMottc
NJ. S. Thomas. Jacob Goodse,l, William
Ficury Alburgh f. A. Ladue, r. Bohan-
nan. F.. II. Young, William J. Wireman
Jackson Reynolds, Walter Hunter.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Miss Charlotte Hopkins has gone To
visit friends in bakersfield and Wood
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. s. Wright are
spending the week in Franklin.-A son
WAS born August to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Adams.-Phiip Brennan is seriously
i'll with a complication of diseases. Miss
Crane of Burlington is caring for him.
II. II. Clarp and family spent Tuesday at
Silver Lake in Franklin. -Meesrs. B. w.
Pease and II. r. Porter with their fami-
lies are in camp at the lake for week.
Charles Brennan of Johnson was called
here this week by the serious illness of
his brother. =. G.. Brennari.-C. T. Hall
and G. NJ. Foley went to Jonesville last
week returning Sunday night with tho
lGlidc.-Mrs. Rosalina Carpenter has re-
turned to her home in Enosburgh.-
Jane Martin is confined to the house by
illness. -Extensive repairs have heen
made recetiy on the vestry OF the Baptist
Church, a kitchen and DINING room hav-
| ing been finished Off
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Of Alburgh
visited at the homo of w. o. Brigham.
last week--C. H. Morrill,. of Franklin was
in town last week on business. Mrs
Chase. OF Cambridge visited. Mrs. u. o.
Tllotson last week. Miss. Fannie Austin
and Mrs. Myra Tillotson went Friday OF
last week to Hyde Park to visit their
sister. Mrs. NJ. o. Heath.-A party of
young ladies consisting of Bessie Stanley.
Ina Start Molly Bcals. and Matte Lake.
sunday. MIR. and Mrs. Sawyer. of Brock
ton. Mass, are guests at the homo Of the
Rev. T. w. Harwood.-Albert Ayers, of
Swanton. is visiting his grandfather. A..
A. Ayres.-Mrs. J. Wilson. of South
bridge. Mass. is in town visiting friends.
-Burdette ". Start visited friends in
Cambridge last week.-Mrs.. George Tenn.
pie and granddaughter Mabie ere spend
ing few days with friends in Cam
bridge.-Miss. Julia Chase. who has been
staying with Miss Maudc Narcotic the
past week returned to Franklin Tuesday.
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MoRsE'S LINE.

School commenced In the Hancock Hin
school house on Monday with 10 scholars
Miss Corey of Stanbridge as teacher.-.
Charles Smith and family Of Boston are
visiting Mt Mr.. Smiths parents. ". n.
Smith.-Miss Jessie Titcmorc, Mrs. b.
Philips and Mrs Prescott Of Allston.
Mass. are visiting friends in this vicinity.
The butter market is higher with boxes
and prints, 20 to q and tubs 20 cents,
eggs fresh 20 cents per dozcn.-Miss
Jennie Lynch returned to her home In
Savlsyille, n. I, on Tuesday,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies' Dorcas society of Bcrkshir,
will hold their annual open meeting on
Wednesday evening next. August .. AT
the house of Mrs. Yates in North Bcrk,
shire. Refreshments will he served and
good programme provided -lloward H.
Chaffee and Miss Hattie Rogers were
married at the home OF the brides par.
ents Wednesday evening August .. by tho
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Boivin Of st. Alex
ander. Que. are visiting for several days
1t A. r Gregoine s.-R. T.. Mcllyn of Ban
gor. Me. and Frank Ward of Boston are
visiting friends in town for several days.
John +. Jr., and Allen r. Corliss of
Detroit. Mich. are visiting their grand
father Hezekiah Corlss and ether rcla-
tives in town--A. Il. Reed and Joseph
Wright have returned from II three
weeks outing at Selby lake, Durham. T.
Q.-'rhe Knights of Pythas are in camp
ut Franklin pond-Rohcrt Sullivan Of
Charlestown Mass. who has been visit
ing his brother, j. G. sullivan for two
weeks. returned home the last Of the
week Miss Nav 1nman. who has been
epending several months in South Nor
walk. Conn. has returned and staying
with her mother. Mrs. Flora 1nman.-L.
NJ. Mills is recovering from his recent
illness and is now considered out OF
danger.
George Rogers of this place and a Sec
ton boss on the Canadian Paca'ic rail-
1rca hMd several bones Of his wrist
broken by being run over by hand car
Tuesday afternoon. Maud Hcfflon
Of Missouri. VINO is visiting her parents
Mr. ai,d Mrs. G. W. Gibson of this place
received telegram Tuesday morning Of
the sudden death of her husband. DIR.
and Mrs. ]. NJ Hamilton Of Rutlan1, who
have been here fer the past ten days,
called by the illness of Mrs. Hamilton $
father. J. NJ Mills, returned home Tues
6ay.-Arthur Arms of Newark, n. j., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Edna Arms.
Mr.. Arms was formerly employed in
Powell and Cummings hardware store.-M.
J. Maloney editor of the Richford Gazette
is Dangerously sick at his home here
The Rev. $. H. Smith. Benjamin Hen
bricks, and families went into camp at
the Sheldon camp meeting grounds Tues
day-H. c. ComrCs. manager CT the
Sweat Comnss company left Tuesday on
a several days business trip through the
central part Of the States. w. Arm
strong of this place high chief ranger
Of the I. o. F. of tho State of Vermont
went to Richmond Tuesday on business
In connection with the order.
The Rev. w. G. Scoheld and John Pow
ell with their families spent Tuesday n,
Franklin pond. L. Powell of Bur.
ligton was in town Tuesday.-Thc Rev S
II. Smith went into camp at Sheldon camp
ground Tuesday.
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FLETCHER.

The remains of Mrs. Ira Parsons were
brought here for burial from Stowe, where
she died Sunday. Mrs. Parsons was for
mery Miss Mary Burdick and always
resided in this town until her marriage.
She leaves a husband and two children.
Charles Corse and wife attended the
funeral OF his father-in-law, Luther
irish. in Westford Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Deforest Robinson and daughter Paul
Inc. took a carriage drive last week
three or four days.. n. Gibbs. the new
stage driver. is out with a new coach.