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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The graduating exercises Of the Randolph
high school were held in Dubois 4 Gays
hall Friday night and a very large audi
ence was entertained by the following
programme: Music. class march, Miss
Edith Marcott invocation. the Rev. y. NJ.
Fowler; music, Rustic Of Spring" Miss
Edith Marcott class history and roll call,
Miss Effie NJ Dunbar; essay. 1.-THE Maple
Tree Miss Catherine Metzger; essay.
1.-The Power of Imagination" (salutatory
rank). Miss Maurinc l.. Thayer; soprano
solo. 1.-The Nightingale and the Rose Miss
M. blanche Sparhawk; Grafton. Our
Growth as World Power" Ernest G.
Drew; essay The Land Of the Mid
night SUM-" Miss Gencvieve Lamson;
class prophecy, Miss Hanna W. Prince;
duet, Passage birds Farewell" Miss
Sparhawk and DIR. w. NJ. Kelly; essay.
1.-THE Evening Angelus," with presenta-
ton Of class gift to the school. Miss Ruth
ID. Draper; response by Harry l.. Morton,
class Of 1906: essay. "iIorizOns" tsaluta-
tory rank, Miss Grace G. Hayes; solo.
t"rhc Happy Three" DIR. W. NJ. Kelly;
Grafton. with valedictory. 1.-THE English
and American Declaration of Indcpend-
lencc," Wnfred n. Baglcy. Presentation
of diplomas by Principal r.. q. Ham. The
programme was interesting and every part
was well taken and the exercises closed
with the singing OF the class ode. One
sad thing was the vacant chair in the
class row caused by the death. several
months ago. OF Miss Eva Marcott. who
had she lived would have graduated in
honor with the other members OF the class
Of 1865.
| About 30 friends Of William Holmes ac-
| copied invitations and assisted hin, in
celebrating his 4th birthday at his home
on South street Friday evening. June q.
The guests were royalty entertained In
old English style. Mr.. Holmes has retain
ed IN wonderful degree his mental
facilities and has lost none of his nimble
wit and spirit OF fun, and added to the
pleasure OF his guests by anecdotes and
"reminiscences. Mr.. Holmes was born in
pevonshire. England. ard came to this
country when a young man. was for
many years successfully engaged In the
trunk and saddiery tAIsiness In Boston.
lie has about Is living descendants. many
| OF whom we're heard from on that day.
Louis Dumas, who was struck by the
mail train Friday afternoon while trying
70 cross from tho station platform 10 the
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The Half Price Sale in Suit Department continues with
undated interest june this Department unusual
Importance This latest and best models for Summer
wear Ta9eta Silk Ponsee Linen Panama Cloth Fine
Woolen and other materials fashion, great variety
straight reduction of one-half from the regular prices
$3.50 Silk Shirt Waist Dresses S 975
$3.50 White and Colored Linen Suits 975
$1,000 White Linen Goats S 500
$3.50 White Linen Goats S 6.75
$3.50 White Linen Goats S 975
$500 Black Taffeta Silk Suits $3.50
$45.OO Black Taffeta Silk Suits $3.50
$1,000 Ponsee Coat s17oo
$500 Black Taffeta Garments $145O
$48.OO Black Taffeta Garments $24OO
$3.50 Covert Jackets S 925
$500 Tailored Gown. $3.50
$500 Tailored Gowns $3.50
$500 Covert and Broadcloth Jackets S $50
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Sheriff ". C. Fletcher has served an
injunction on Clarence Young. who re-
Gently opened his new barber shop in
the Hastings block. 1t is reported that
when Mr.. Young sold his former barber
business 10 Mr.. Jones that he signed
an agreement that he would not con-
tinue in tho barber business in town for
one year. This agreement seems to hold
good and Mr. Young has been obliged
to close his shop.
Mrs. Mary Kctcham died Sunday morn
ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs
4. II. McColloni, in the Arnold district
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock from the house.
Prof. +. f. Pritchard has resigned az
principal Of the graded school. also Mrs
Prtchard as teacher Of the high school
the designations to take effect at the close
OF the present term on Friday.
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Following is n progra mme of the grad
uating exercises Of the Waterbury high
school: Music, Idle Moments" F. II.
Rollnson. Waterbury Orcht stral club.
Grafton with salutatory Oriental Dis
losurc." Daniel Jones Picker: essay
Influence of Environment" Miss Clara
Maria Corse: music. Automobile Polka
(cornct solo) Carl Sohst Charles c. War
rem, Jr.. orchestral accompaniment: pres
dents address. The Free Public Lii
hrarv." Earl Albert Boyoe; essay. Utility
Of Effort" Taisy Ellen Fasetine: Grafton
with valcdictory. THE Value OF i,duoa-
ten" Robert Luther Duffus music, Sc
lrctcd: address. F. w. Cross; music,
"Minuet." Giano sclo) Delahayc. Miss
Mary Lease; presentation of dir Tomas
lcnediction music, 'Symphia Wnltzes,
Abe IIol.mann. Waterbury Orchestral
club. Roy w. pemeritt vas class mar
shall Tn, ushcrs were Rotert Burnham,
Miss Harriet Maxwell. Miss Fontnellc
Nichols and JOSEPH Smith.
DR.. Henry James. who has been suffer
ing from blood poisoning. is recovering,
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ROXBURY.

Misses Laura Averill and Lizzie Flynn
and Harry 1iden of Mortified High
school are ~ their homes here for the
summer vacation.-Mrs. Arthur Bradley
of Maiden. Mass. arrived Monday ia
visit her mother. Mrs. r. A. Tilden for a
fcw wceks.-W. ID. Fits has sold his
place to II. G. NanDeuscn.-Mrs Free
dom Hill recently visited In Marshfcld
and her brother returned home with her.
Mrs. George Roys was quite seriously
Ill last week George ". French has
purchased the strip of timber lying back
NJ the Methodist parsoragc.-Onc OF the
hra ken.on on the way freight fell off the
train in the yard here Monday morning
and was seriously injured. He was taken
to St. Adams for treatment in hospital.
w. ID. Fits has rented a portion of
Mrs. l.. a. Halls house for timc.-A
daughter was recently horn to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Luce.--Harry Richardson broke
his collar bone while playing ball Sat
urday. the result of a collision between
him and another ball player in pursuit
Of the same ball.
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BROOKTIELD.

T.. f.. Benham began work for ]. w.
Parmenter. in his store on Monday.-Mrs.
J. NJ. Angel and children spent Friday
and Saturday in Barre last week A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Has gett
June 5.-Chldren's day was observed in
the different churches on Sunday
Eugene Marshall, wife and baby visited
relatives in East Brookfield the last Of
the weck.-Lllian Sprague IA missionary
to India sailed from New York June 3
to resume her work after a two years
vacation.
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MONTPELIER.

The annual banquet of the Montpelier
High School Alumni association was
held Thursday night at the Criterion res
taurant. Those to graduate Friday
evening were guests of the association
col. O. d. Clark acted as POSTMASTER
aud the responses were follows:
The Alumni Association" Clarence II.
Scntcr. the president. The Glass of
1905" President Rollo Blanchard THE
Glass Of lSS2.' Herman u. Hopkins:
when Was Your Age, " Florence Smith:
"Welcome to the Glass of lHS, Eula
Putnam: Manifestations" I. II. Merrill.
Miss Anna Gertrude tIutchins. pianist
in the Wilder orchestra, died Thursday
after an illness of year with tuber-
colosis. aged 20 years. Deceased was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hutchins She graduated from the
high school in 1908. She was obliged to
give up an engagement at the Fran
coma Inn. White Mountains. last Au-
gust, and since that time has gradu-
ally failed. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon from the home
of Mrs. F. j. Robair her sister, on
Barre street, the Rev. Guy c. lamson
officiating, Burial was In Green
Mount cemetery.
State Auditor Horace F. Graham finish
ed Friday auditing the accounts for the
past six months of County Clerk NJ. r.
Smile. City Judge f. NJ. Harvey, Sheriff
+. II. Tracy, States Attorney s. Hollster
Jackson and of the justices OF the peace
of Washington county. The expenses OF
the March term of Washington count,
court were s5,t2S2l. aprortioned az fol
lows: Petit jury. &,Ios.6a; witness debcn
lures. &s5s.6s; assistant Judges, siW.So: re
porter, s3o'.io; referee, auditor and specia
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MoREToWN.

The ladies prayer meeting this week
Friday. meets with Mrs. e. Freeman
Children's day exercises will be held at
the Methodist Church next Sunday.-A
PRAYER meeting will re held at South
puxbury Church next Friday evening
Miss Mattoy the dcacorness from Fall!
River IL visiting her friend. Mrs. Walter
Turner. for a few wccks.-Florence
Fierce had a birth day party Saturday.
They were entertained by her Sabbath
school teacher. Mrs. Guvett. with "A pic
mic in the wOods.--Thc young people
were invited to Aaron Goss's Monday
evcning.-Mr. Smith from the West visit
ed his sister, Mrs II. O. Ward. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs MyrOn Davis and Wells
Palmer were in Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Haylett returned Monday from,
burlington where she has been the last
weck.-Miss Maud Johnson is sick.-Mrs.
Bates is not much hcttcr-Mrs. Ferris
AMI George Ashley went to Waits.ield
Monday evening .-Mr Spauldrg Is WISH
ting his sister. Mrs. G. Free man, tins
week.-Mrs.. Clart Hcaton went to Burt
StOckwClls to work Tuesday.
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FOREsTDALE.

ONi ing to quarterly meeting at Goshen.
there will he no service at tho W. NJ.
Church next Sunday morning. The re-
Lular service will he held in the evening,
Tho Rev. William Rist Of Plattsburgh.
N. v, is expected to be present and con-
duct the Observation-Disclosures day was
observed at the w. NJ. Church last
Sunday.-Charles Nicklaw OF Ports
mouth. N. H.. Is in town this week to
attend the commencement exercises Of
the Brandon high school.-Bert Stevens
of I.aconia. n. r.. is spending few
days with his family In this place.-Miss
Mary Sheridan returned to her home in
Rutland Monday for the summer vaca.
ton.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELD.

The class day exercises OF the gradual.
ing class OF the Northfeld high school
were held In the new high school building
at $50 Thursday afternoon. the following
being carried out: Chorus
1.-The Red Scarf" by school; address OF
welcome, IAllie NJ. circuit. class presi.
dent class GRAFTON. Fred II. Eewcomb
class history. Edward NJ. Holton; piano
solo. selected. Fred Johnson class prsph-
ecy, Ida y. circuit; class will. Fred p
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Horace Morse of New York City has
arrived to spend the summer at the
old home stead.-Chiidrcn day WAS OBJ
served with appropriate exercised at the
Congregational and Methodist Churches
Sunday.-'rhc base ball team gave
promenade in Normal hall Saturday
cvrning-Mrs. f.. c. Nc Murphy died last
Sunda: with pneumonia. She Rad been
sick but a short time.-Mss Lucinda r.
Worse, who has been teaching in Wood
stock has returned home for the summer
vacation PROF G. II. Merrill has been
ccnfirad to the house several days With
III. grip Miss BESSIE Holden has COM
plcted another year as teacher in the
Randolph graded school and is at home
for the vacation.-Miss Bessie Judd Of
the graduating class Of the Normal is
sick with the measlos.-D a. Partridge
ana wife of Philadelphia have come here
and taken possession of their cottage for
tnt. summer
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freight house, regained consciousness az
ter being taken TO his home on Forest
street. Although quite badly bruised. no
homes were broken and he 10 getting on
very favorahly.
The flrrn of Coiburn e. Vale. who have
been in the clothing business are closing
out their business hero with the inten-
ton Of going ~ Hardwick.
NJ. l.. Chadwick, who has been In
poor health for the past year. has gone
to Burlington for treatment at the
Spa rhawk Sanitarium.
There was good attendance at the
Grange meeting held in the Grange hall
Saturday evening II WAS announcer
that Governor Bell. with the members OF
his stan and their ladies'. would be pres.
ent at the meeting Of the Central YER
mont Pomona Grange to be held with
West Randolph Grange in the Grange
hail Wednesday. June 81. The meeting
on that day will he open to the public
and n feature Of tho programme. which
has been prepared by @. c. flint. lee
turcr of the Pomona. is an address by
Governor Bell. A public reception at
the Grange hail will be rendered the
governor and his staff from to 10
o'clock on the evening Of Wednesday.
june Il. ~. M. lOtn1Hn. n. W.
r. j. Mitchell. J. w Raymond, Dr. W.
NJ Kelly and A. ]. Bell with their la
dies are the committee OF introduction.
A musical programme is being arranged
and cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
The school directors have re-engaged
f.. q. Ham as principal Of the high
school for tho next year with an in
IF I'M c.1
Ham left Wednesday for Chicago where
he will take a special course at the Chi
lcago University this summer that will
give him the masters degree. The fol-
lowing teachers have been elected:
First assistant in the high school. Miss
Mary S. Du Bois; ninth grade. Miss
Jennie A. Stewart: eighth grade. Miss
Jennie Godfrey. who has been at the
head Of the grammar school at Hartford
for the past few years: sixth and seventh
grade Miss Elizabeth Holden; fifth
grade. Miss Lillian Knowlton; fourth
grade. Miss Bertha Manney: second and
third grades Miss Winnifrcd Mann; pr-
mary. Mrs. Bertha Burridge: special
Teacher in music and drawing. Miss Cor
Idelia CLANCY. Miss Lena Bixby. the Sec
Iond assistant in the high school, was re-
elected by the directors. but has re-
|signcd her position.
The case of Judson II. Fits. who
was arrested few days ago. was
tried at the Orange County Court in
Chelsea. Tuesday. Mr.. Fits was found
guilty of keeping intoxicating liquors
fcider) with intent to sell and was
fined $3.50 with costs which were very
heavy There were several other
lcounts against Mr.. Fits but it is un-
derstood these eases have been drop
ned.
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WORCESTER.

The Rev. G. NJ. Stebbins and wife are
conducting revival meeting at. the Metho-
dist Church.-O. r. Elodgett of Tittsheld
and Capt. F. e. Thomas OF Montpelier
were in town on Thursday last OH bust
ness connected with the estate of the
late II. r. Blodgett.-F. w. Hartman
spent part Of last week in Barre.-H. l..
Abbott returned from Boston on Mon
day last bringing with him a very hand
some driving horse will am Burrell saw
two young deer on Wallis hill one morn
ing last week wv orccster Mountain was
white with snow the morning of June 7.
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MORGAN.

William Vinton is moving his barn to
connect with his shed.-A wedding recep-
ton was given MIR. and Mrs. Claud
Peavey last Friday evening.-Summer
campers are beginning to arrive about
the lakc.-The Ladies' Aid have a sup
per the evening of the 10Th in the church
vestry. They will soon secure new steel
covering for the inside walls OF the
church. Robert Blood was seriously hurt
In a runaway accident and is gaining
very slowly.
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BRAINTREE.

stephen Cleveland was home from Chel-
sea over Sunday.-Earl Powers was in
Marshfisld over Sunday. r. Hutchin-
son and wife are in Randolph caring for
his father. Rufus Hutchinson, who -
quite sick-Albert Flint had the misfor-
tune to get badly kicked by horse
short time ago. No bones were broken
but he fas since been obliged to go with
two crutches. Guy Martin and Miss Luna
Peavey both of Braintree were united in
marriage at Brookfield by the Rev. r. IL.
Abarcron,,ie Jvne
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WAITsFIELD.

George l.. Learned and Miss Lizzie May
F1eiders were married on Wednesday
evening. June T. at the home OF the
brides parents. on the East hill. by the
Rev. +. NJ. Barnes. pastor of the Metho-
dist Churchill. II. Skinner is visiting
friends In Boston and vicinity TINS week.
Childrens day will be observed at the
Congregational Church next Sunday. June
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EAST RoxBURY.

Ethel Wardncr from Montpelier was at
George wardner's saturday.-rherc was
snow storm which lasted several minutes
Thursday morning, Juno s.--Mrs. Celia
Hubbard from South Royalton visited
friends In this place last week.-Mrs.. Clark
Charles, Mrs. John Charles and Mrs. Sarah
Gordon, all from Huntington Center. were
at Peter Larose's recently.
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MARsHFIELD.

Arthur Raymond recently appeared be
fore Justice O. n. Smith and pleaded
guilty to n charge OF assault and battery
and paid fine and costs OF about so
Miss Grace Brown WAS called to Fcacham
to take care Of her sister. Edith, who is
ill.-Mrs. Sarah Roberts Is quite sick and
some doubts Of her recovery are enter
tained.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Folsom have
moved into the house owred by c. C..
Lambcrton at the corner OF Creamery
street.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Hiram Sparrow is moving into Arthur
Stevens house Harvey Jacobs died on
Thursday OF last week. funeral services
were held on Saturiay.-The road COM
missioners are building piece of
permanen. road at the Center.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cleveland of Boston IRE visi-
ting relatives in this vicinity.-Elner
Ormsbce has returned from 1rasburgh
N.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. Stewart, State evangelist occu-
pied the pulpit last Sunday.-J c. Brown
is stopping at Warren Goodelrs.-liar-
rictte Benjamin is visiting her brother.
Alonzo Foster. in Cabot.-Frank Angel
is improving in health.-Childrcn's day
will be observed next Sunday.
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MIDDLEsEX.

George Atkins lost "A good COW last
week. Grandma Ncwhal' has been very
sick for over n week and attended by
Or. Goodall OF Montpelier. At this writ
ing she is much better.-The Ladies Aid
hold their social with Mrs. Holden We'd
nesday, Mrs. Carr and daughter. Gladys.
accompanied MIR. Carr home Sunday Ia
their new home IN Barre. Mr.. Carr COM
ing for them Saturday.-Mis Carrie
Swift closes her school in Bellows Falls
Friday and is expected home Saturday.
-Children's day was nicely observed
Sunday by the Methodist society. The
recitatlons and singing were fine and the
church Was very handsomely decorated
Most nj the schools in town close a
week from Cridny
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LOWELL.

The steam sawmill owned by NJ. l..
Tillutson was burned Friday. June 9. to-
gether with all the machinery and large
quantity Of number one and number two
spruce and hardwood lumber. The loss
Is estimated between 5000 and $4,000.
No insurance The fire WAS caused by a
child throwing shavings on the furnace.
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NORTH TROY.

Clayton Jacobs was struck by a
Canadian Pacific railroad locomotive at
Richford Saturday morning and badly
injured-D. W. Kelley has extended the
front OF his store toward the sidewalk
a number of feet.-C. r. Ladd and wife
of Ladd's hotel have been spending sew.
eral days in Broome and other places In
Canada.-Mrs. Philip Clark. who has
been quite sick Is recovering at her home
in punkin.-H II. Lewis and wife are
in Boston.-Mrs Eliza Buggy is recover.
ing from a serious illness. Harry Drew
has concluded his clerkship in " clusters
drug store at Barton Landing and return
Cd home
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WATERBURY CENTER.

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Frank
w Guild gave a lawn party In honor
OF her little daughter, Elsie. The
many games made the time pass all
too swiftly TO the 10 little ones who
were present. Dainty refreshments
we're served
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NEWPORT.

Professor Cowles. principal. is the only
one Of the faculty Of the high school that
will return.
J. T. Howell has been selected dele
gate from ST. Marks Church to attend
the ll5th diocesan convention TO be held
at Woodstock June 81 and %.
Colonel Butterhcld of Derby Line has
purchased now electric launch to be
used between Newport and his cottage
at Lake Park this summer.
large crowd attended the band con-
cert given by the Excelsior band Tuesday
evening.
a meeting was held Tuesday evening in
the rarlors of the Memphremagog House
to see about raising money for fireworks
for the Fourth of July. Nothing definite
was decided upon.
True & Blanchards new west store
which they are fitting for their jewelry
and cut glass department will be ready
for occupancy about June 10.
Elijah Huntington and William Batch-
elder are spending their vacation in Can
ada, trout fishing
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

This years graduating class ne
Whitcomb high school numbers u,
eight boys and six girls. The class day
exercises will be held on the school
common Saturday afternoon June u,
at which time the following pro-
gramme will be given: Presidents adj
dress, George a. Watermau: Grafton
Karl f. Greene; class history, Nelson
p. Parrott; essay. Dora A. Phelps;
class prophecy. Maude a. Rogers; ora
tion. Willis c. Whitaker; planting Of
class tree and class song Several
selections will be given by the School
Glee club. Sunday evening June Is,
at the Congregational Church. Tho
annual address to the graduates will
be delivered by the pastor Rev. J.
Hall Long. who will be assisted in ths
service by the Rev. c. +. Fortier and
the Rev. J. W. Miller. The gradual.
ing exercises will he held at the town
hall Monday evening. June 10, with
essays and orations by the following
members OF the class. Elmer 3. Dins-
more Josephine ]. Reed, Robert H.
Twitchcll, Esther NJ. Rogers Merton
w. Preston. Jonathan II. Ranney, Johr
w. Mccormack. and Amy a. Wilss;,1..
to be followed by the presentation Of
diplomas Following the graduating
exercises. the alumni association Of
the school will give its annual com.
mencement dance at the hall.--Jbhn
kelcher has purchased of 4. y. Brooks
and his daughter. Mrs. 5. NJ. Wash.
burne. the Nittredge premises on Cen.
ter Main street, near the passenyei
depot. Sunday will be
observed at the Methodist Church.
June IS at 1890 a. m. with bantismai
services-Mrs Lucinda Ginrham is
seriously i'll with pneumonia Work
on the granite railroad is nroeressi,-
favorablv. il is reported thar nhou, ,
mile of track from main line ~ e. v
r y 10 the foot ~ Christian ,,i1, viii
no laid in short time IN roc,iva ,-,ti,,
from the teams a. tho last r.,,,d
noint
The committee ~ .ho Uirdso- co,r
~ Veterans, .ssoci,,ior Mo, a, 49, -
p hall a, Do,hoI last rbrrsdoy ~
mak. arr.rrou.rts for ,b.ir ,rru,I
reunion IA bo h.,d this year .t Roch.
estor on Thursday. August ~ A..
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ALBANY.

Mr.. Sheldon was badly injured catch
ing a runaway horse last Sunday that
started at Irasburgh.-N. II. johnson and
bride are homo at Y. E. Jchrson's.-
Birney Chafee and Ellen r. Goad we're
married ut the brides fathers June 7 by
the Rev. a. Grcgory.-Mrs. u. c. McClay
of Chicago IL at Wright Nelson's for the
summer.-W. *. Annis has moved to his
new home at Barton Landing.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Sargent have returned to
Rutland because OF his mothers Illness
Mrs. Andrew Graham fell June -. re-
cciving a serious injury requiring the
treatment of three physicians. Drs
Bailey. Goddard and Dustin. although no
bones were broken. The last report from
her Is favorable.
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WATERBURY,.

Ticrnoy Of South Barre visited friends
town over Sunday.