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FAIRFIELD

Tho marriage OF Or j. r. Patton ana
Miss Augusta f.. Soulc took place at
Trinity Church Tuesday, oct. 3 AT o:So
o'clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rt. Rev. Arthur c. A. Hall bishop
OF Vermont unassistcd. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with evergrcens. cur nowors II candles.
The color scheme being pink and white
Tic bridal party entered the church to
the strains Of Mcnlelsohn's wedding
march played by Ryan's orchestra and
proceeded to the altar, where they were
met by the groom unattended. The bfidc
was preceded by the four ushcrs. George
n. Soule. M. Mott. reuben Sou and
Fred Braley and her bridesmaids, Miss
Matte McCuen, Miss Bessie Schoon-
maker, Miss Florence Patton ana Miss
Sadie Wilson. III bride wor" a gown
of white crepe de chcne over heavy
white silk, n veil OF white tulle and
carried n bouquet of white brides roses.
The bridesmaids were gowned in pink
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Cant. G.. w. Burleson Of the United
States custom service Burlington was
at his home here last week for II short
vacation. During the time he began
making extensive repairs on his house
and other buildlnCs.-A. j. Po'neroy re-
turned Saturday October Z from an cx-
tended business trip in the Wcst.-Twins
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr
Thursday October &, Il boy and GIRL
Thomas II. Hale. who has been i'll the
past four weeks, the result of IA stroke
Of paralysis shows no signs of improve
mont, but seems to be growing weaker
each day.-Mr and Mrs. Almer Cover of
E%noshureh Falls visited Mrs. Cover
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stratton,
over S,nday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
TIull of Berkshire were ut Mrs. Hull's
home, A.. 5. Mcrrill's. over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Donnolly and little daughter
Of st. Adams are boarding with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Shattuck for a few wccxs.
Mr.. Donpclly is engaged in constructing
the new line of telephone in this village.
Harry Morey of Wincoski was at his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r.. Morey, over
Sundav.-William Patton and daughter,
Dorothy, Miss NJ. A. Patton and Pearl
II. Patton Of Franklin. who were in
town for the Solicitation wedding were
the guests Of ID. A. -. and Miss Rosa
Patton Tuesday and Wednesday. Octo-
Der 3 and AIR. and Mrs. Li,us Love
lettc of West Enosbureh visited relatives
IN town over Sunday.-Ernest S%turtevant,
who has been confined to the house by
illness for Il few days is again able to
be ~out.-Arnold Searls. who has complet.
ed the work on his house has returned
to his home In Springfield, Mass.-Mr
and Mrs. II. NJ. Wells returned Saturda,
night from IL three weeks trip to Boston
New York and other cities.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

The marriage of Miss Rena l.. Baker,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. ID. Baker
OF this village, to Theodore +. King,
Jr., If Iowa took place at the Baptist
parsonage FnGay evening, Tie ceremony
being performed by the Rev. N. A.. Wood.
Principal &. D.. Howe of the high school
has completed the examination of tho
pupils of the several grades for defective
Eyes and ears. OF the l9l children over
Beven years old which he examined hs
found 40 were detective in eyesight and
eight in hearing.
Among those who went on the cxcur-
sion to Boston were w. W. Wheeler and
Euzeb Sanctuary and DIR. d. w Smead,
who will be absent about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Dixie have gone ia
Winthrop, n. y. where they will visit
for several days.
The marriage intentions OF John Dudley
mud Miss Clara alyou, Frederick Green
ough and Miss Florence Valyou, both
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Nalyou,
/ also the marriage intentions of Henry
Bernard Of Burlington and Miss Ernes-
tine LcMay, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver LeMay of West street were an
nounccd at the Church of the Holy Fam
lily Sunday.
a. +. Griffin Of Whittier, Cal, formerly
of Essex, is visiting his cousin, Il. j
Hunt. 1t is 16 years since he had beer
East.
Major n. i. Bowman of st. Johnsbury
visited his brother, T.. II. Bowman, Mon
day and Tuesday. Next week he will 50
10 California, where he will reside will
his son.
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ENOsBURGH.

A gathering OF about 10 attended tho
chicken pie dinner last Saturday at the
home of Albert Woodward. The day wis
perfect and the dinner all that could be
dcsired.-A. Leach Of Enosburrh
Falls has bargaincd for the farm of the
late Edwin Stevens. formerly
known as the Anderson farm. Mrs.
Stevens expects to give possession the
first of November. She is not certain
where she may locate.-Miss Sykes &C.
companied Miss Florence Perlcy to her
home Friday evening to stay till Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. James Kinder. Mrs.
j. NJ. Burt and Mrs. Edward Hama
ford went to Boston on thu excursion
Tucsday.-Charles %Stanhope is visiting
his sister, Mrs. J.. NJ. Burt William j.
kidder of Derby visited his parents last
Saturday when all their children wer,
with them and three grand children.
Mrs. NJ. G. Fairbanks and her two daugh-
tiers returned To their home Monday
Mrs. Cross of Eas. Richford and Mrs.
Hiram Iadd of F.nosburgh Falls visited
at T.. NJ. Wright's Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Raymore were in BeIvidere
Friday to attend a family GATHERING
Nelson Bashaw is in Canada for a few
days. Mr.. Bashaw Is bettcr.-James
lihbey, who has been oonfired in the
house for the last four weeks ut his
daughters home, where he was visiting
with n lad carhuncle. is now Il little
t"tter.-Mr. and Mrs. Byron Woodward
passed Tuesday at +. NJ. Wright's.-
There will be n social of the Y. p. S. c. T.
at the Rev. Evarts Kcnt's Friday even.
ing.
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ST. ALBANS.

The entire community was profoundly
shocked Thursday with the announcement
of the sudden death of Alfred l.. butcher.
which occurred at his home on High street
at noon. Heart disease was the direct
cause OF death. which followed after n Sc
we're illness Of less than two hours. MI.
butcher was at his place of business as
usual Thursday morning. apparently in
his usual excellent health and spirits.
with the exception of a slight cold which
had troubled him for n week past. When
walking up Kingman street at about ten
O'Clock, he was seized with shortness of
breath and terrible pains in the region of
his heart. lie returned TO his place OF
business on Main street, where he was
attended by DIR. John Gibson. who short
~ afterward took him in his carriage to
his home and put him to bed where he rail-
lied and appeared to be resting comforts
ably when DR.. Gibson left him. In q
short time, DR.. and Mrs. James
| n. JENNIE of burlington. who were to he
| the guests during the day and evening OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. butcher. arrived at the
| door in their automobile and Mrs. Dutch
| or left the bedside to greet their guests.
| Ir. Jerne went upstairs at once to see
| Mr.. butcher, but nc had passed away i'll
| the very few minutes his wife was alb
| sent. Alfred Luther Dutcter was the
eldest son of Mr.. n Mrs. Frederick
butcher and was horn in tits city' July
2, 1885, being in the 5lst yeai o. his age.
He married Miss Maria Nelson of this
city. who. with enc sen, Frederick \.
| butcher, survive him. He Ia also survived
by his mothcr Mrs. Frederick Catcher.
two brothers. Edward ~. butcher of
Fast Orange. n. j., and +. Irving Dutch
err of this city. and two sisters, M-s. \.
D.. Terncy and Mrs Norman N. At
wood. both of this city. Mr.. butcher
who was one of the prominent business
mon of the county and city, was
a descendcnt Of one OF our Oldest and
best known families. who have for up
Continued ON 9Th paGe.)
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EXCURSION RATES TO MONTREAL.

On Wednesday. October is. the Cen
trail Vermont Railway company will
make excursion rates to Montreal. tickets
being good on any train that day and
good to return on any train up to the
10th. h low rates will prevail from
Burlington and stations north of Bur-
~lington. the round trip fares being as
follows: From Burlington, Winooski. all
stations on the burlington 4 Lamoille
division. Essex Junction, Colchester. Mil
ton and Georgia, 81; from Oakland. Enos-
burgh Falls. South Franklin, North Shell
don, Sheldon Junction. Sheldon Springs
and Green's Corners, N.15; from st. AL
bans, East Swanton and Highgate
Springs, $3.50. This is a favorable time
of the year in which to visit the Cana
dian metropolis with its many attrac-
tons.
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CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulsom. return
ed Saturday from Montpelier. "here
they have been visiting friends.-iI. j.
LYON. who has been in town the past
two weeks. left Saturday morning for
Boston. Nass.-Mrs Henry Stlmets is
visiting relatives in Shoreham and Mid
d,cburv.-John Stimots and wife OF New
Haven. Conn. were in town in the carly
mart Of the week. visiting r~e'atiVes.-W w.
O. Kidder % Alburgh is Visiting in town
Albert Clark, visited friends in Mont
real. +. O.. last week Mrs. Melvin Lent
is moving from the Russell hous on
Frankli street to the Jarvis house.
Mrs. ] o. Barr has returned from
bakersfield, where she has boon visiting
her sister. Mrs. H.. r. Brishnm.-C. l..
C.vitt OF E%nosburgh Falls was in town
day p. Burdirk was homo from
st. Adams over Sunday.-Miss Bertha
Macarthur returned Saturday fiom
Sugar Hill. n. H.. where she has mad
n position during the summer months
rho Rev. Hamilton Benham of New
York city was the guest Of Nir. and Mrs.
G. G.. Austin last week
The Ladies Benevolent society Will
servo n chicken pic supper at the Con-
rregational Church parlors the evening
Of October 18th. from six O'Clock IL nino
o'clock.
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The Rev. f.. T.. Grant Of Fast ST.
Johnshury preached very ~acccptably at
the Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing.-Thc w. II. NJ. s. will hold their
regular monthly meeting this week with
Miss Elizabeth Cpham.-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Baker are the parents OF n SON.
Mrs. George Patterson remains about the
same. AT the last meeting OF the w. G.
7. l.. Bertha COombs was elected super
intendent of soldiers and sailors.-Thc
l.. A.. s.. of the Methodist Church will
meet on Thursday of this week with
Mrs. NJ. s. Parker.-The ladies OF the w
c. 4. Z. will meet on Friday of the
week with Mrs. Mansfield and make COM
fort bags for the boys on the battleship
Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Miller
of North Troy were recent callers in
toWn.-Levi Paronto has moved to Wal.
den.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Combs have
returned from Mortpelier.-Mrs Susie
Barrie has returned from Northfeld.-
Misses Sadie James and Louise Clapp and
Mrs. w. Il. Clapp went to Boston or
Tuesday.
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EAST HIGHCATE.

Mrs. Mary Longe for many Years a
resident here, died early last Saturday
morning. aged ~ years. Mrs. Longe is
survived by two daughters and six sons,
a sister and brother. The funeral was
held from the Catholic Church at High
gate Center Monday morning.-Mrs. Car
ric Ioelette and Mrs. Constance Bcssett
of Holyoke, Mass. are in town this week,
called here by the death of their sister,
Mrs. Mary Longe.-G. r. Tabor had tho
misfortune to sever the fingers on one
hand while running the buzz planer We'd
nesday morning.-John Drinkwine of this
place and Miss Saphrona Flinton of Cam
bridge, were married at Highgate Center
October 5-Mrs. Il. G. Place. daughter and
son of st. Adams, visited Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Places aunt, Mrs. +, c.
Cushman.- Several of the young people
from here attended the dance at Franklin
Friday ovcning.-Mrs. S. T.. Chowcn, who
has been the guest of Mrs. O.. S. Rixford
for several days, went Saturday to st.
Adams to visit riends.~-Mis Henrietta
Read attended the party given at Georg"
Deals at Highgate Center Monday even
ing in honor of Walworth Deals birth
day.-Mrs. Nellie Corwell and little
daughter of Sheldon Springs visited over
unday at the home Of her father Dexter
Ricc.-Joseph Machia is moving his goods
to the Spooner farm near this village, re.
Gently purchased ly William Machia of
Sheldon S~prings.-John Upper is moving
to his place here, recently purchased of
Alexander Spcars.-Mrs. A. II. Marsh.
who has been i'll for a few days. is bet
tcr.-A carload of apples has already been
Skinned from the RiXford orchard.
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Methodist Church Friday at one p. m.
Miss GLADDEN. was for many years a resi-
dent of this town, living here until after
the death of her parents.-F. l.. Hopkins
three daughters. Margaret, Ruth and
Hilda, Il. 8. Proper. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harrison went on the Boston excursion
Tuesday.-The meetings IN the Metho-
dist Church under the leadership Of the
Rev. Mr.. Shaver are to continue through
this wcck.-tdward Sloan is moving into
Ernest Hubbard's house.-Eugene Mead
Is moving to John Labare's farm in Bcrk-
shire.-J. w. Austin was found dead at
his home Wednesday morning and prob
ably died some time Sunday night us he
has not been seen since then.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Oct. II.
WHEAT-Dcc., S61sc; May. S7iac. July.
si:ic.
CORN-Oct.. 52ssc. Dec. l5c: old. i6c:
May. NC; July. 44Hc.
~OATS-Oct., cs7sc: Dec, 2s'sc; May,
3o'sc; July, 30c.
MESS PORk-(Per bbl)-Oct.. $3.50;
Jan, si247ia.
LAt;f'-(Psr 100 lbs)-Cct.. S.15; jan,
~s7.".i3c; Dec. &7.s7k.
SHORT R1Bs-sides 0oose)-Oct.,
$3.50; Jan. $3.50.
Cash quotations:
WHEAT-No. 2 spring wheat. s41k1sSc,
No. 3. 500 s51Ac; No. 2 red, s54Tssc.
CORNING. 2, 52kd54c; No. 2 yellow.
55hfl5sc.
OATS-No. 2. 2s7,c: No. 2 white, 2siadp
SOC, No. 3 white. 2sd2stac.
RYE-No. ., G9iaN7Nc.
RARLEY-Good feeding, sec: fair 70
choice mailing. 42a45c.
FI.AXSEED-No. !, 95c: northwestern,
No. I, SlMi.
TIMOTHY S~EED-Prime, 1925.
MESS ~PORK-(Per hbD-s1s. 5lT15H.
LAED--Per 100 lhs)-.7. 22i:.
SHORT RtBS-Slde Ooose)-ss. 7nds 50.
Short clear (toxed)-S1s7 h1
$40.
SHOULDTRS-Dry saited. none.
WHISk EY-tRasis Of nighwines)-Sl.M %.
ON the produce exchange 70 day the
'uttcr market was firm; crcameries.
i"4"@'4c: diaries, 1siad1ec; eggs steady
NJ mark cases included 17lhc; frsts.
iMHc; primo firsts. 20kc; extras, 22hc:
cheese. firm, l1I11i2c.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Col. l.. C. Leavens and several others
from Richfcrd We're in town last Sum
day.-Miss Sadie Rublee OF East Borlt-
shiie is spending Il week or more at
Mrs. Marion Wright's--Joseph Brooks
is very i'll with heart Miss
Winnie Curricr was called h're from
Worcester, Mass, owing to the death of
her graodn other. Mrs. Lucy iIutchins,
who died last Thursday. Mrs. Hutchin
was one of the oldest residents of this
town. being nearly 50 years of age-One
Of the most important business changes
that have occurred for some time in
town Is the retirement Of. H.. o. Rowley,
who for many years has been the popu-
lar hotel proprietor from the Martin
House. He having leased the same tn
his son. Guy n. Rowley. who will con-
tinue to run the same. The Martin
House has long been known as one OF
the best hotels in northern Vermont
Henry Lafountain has moved into c. r.
Martin's.-John Il. Johnson has gone TO
Mortified for a few days.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. G. A. Emery is visiting in the
homo Of her son in Randolph and her
daughter in Wolcott for two weeks
Miss Cora Hart of E%nosburgh Falls visit
ed at c. Il. BurlesOn's ~Saturday.-The
Rev. G. a. Emery is assisting in a series
Of social meetings in Highgate this week.
Mrs. Lou Carr and granddaughter of
Hnverhill, Mass, Is the guest of her
brother, Il. a. Austin.-Jame Ford of
Hartford, Conn, visited In town recently.
DIR. c.. Ulysses Johnson is passing the
week in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Jeffords of Berkshire entertained the
Whist club Monday evening. October o.
Mrs. f.. A. Austin, Mrs. A. &.
Derby and Mrs c. S. Hull attended the
funeral of Mrs. Charles Bullica at Rich
ford Tuesday.-Mrs. A. II. Bower is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Benoit at
Lowell, Mass.
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and Mrs. Charles Green OF Bakersfield.
L,eorge Minor has sold his farm in
Fletcher to Lawrence Richards of West
ford.-The Rev. Rolla Hunt and family
returned to their home at Shelburne
Falls. Mass, October 4.-Miss Amanda
and Sophia Dinsmorc are the guests of
their cousin. Mrs. Lou Tabor.-Mrs. S.
j.. Wilson, Mrs. II. n. Ballard and son.
Harold, visited friends in Georgia last
week.-Mrs.. George Mitchell Of Lowell
visited her mother last week, Mrs.
Oliver Cherrier.-Mrs. r. c. Ballard Is
no better of her ibeumatism.-Miss
Jessie Hunt of st. Adams .is the guest
Of her brother. George Hunt.--C. r. ST.
Pierre has finished digging his potatoes.
He will have about lac bushels.-The
young people and scholars OF the Bel
lows Free Academy gave the teachers
and trustees a reception at the Baptist
Church Wednesday evening. October 4.
Refreshments were served.-Mr. n Mrs,
Charles Hubble Of st. Adams were in
town last week.-Dudley Rood took Ed
| ward Rowland's place on the cream
wagon, while he was away on his we'd
ding trip.-rhe Epworth League Of the
Methodist Church will give n chicken
pie supper Mt the church vestry Wednes-
| day evening, October 1i\frOn FIVE o'clock
till eight o'clock.-Thc Fairfax base bali
team ven TO Milton Saturday and play
cd with the Milton team. The Fairfax
team bcat.-Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Bishop
spent several days in Montpelier. the
guest Of George Nay.-Mrs. +. w.
shepardson is gaining slowly of her late
sickness.
r. II. Dewart. the county examiner of
teachers. has appointed n bearing ut tho
town clerks Office at Fairfax ut two
o'clock ar Monday, October ,s, on the
appeal OF II. II. Blake and others, from
the school accommodations afforded by
| the 1Sa,rfov ,1ircctcrs
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FOR THE WORLDS CHAMPION.
SHIP.

The post. season series OF games be-
tween the New York National League
and the Philadelphia American
League team for the championship OF
the world began in Philadelphia Monday.
when the home team was defeated by
New York. g to 0. In New York Tues
day Philadelphia won. 3 to D. TIL game
scheduled for Wednesday In Phtladel-
phia was not played because ct ain
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E E%NosBURGH.

Mrs. f.. Z. Rand of Havcrhill, Mass,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Henry Fassctt, has returned home
Mrs. ]. n. Kingsley, who has been Mt
the home of her daughter. Mrs. w. r..
Newton. for some time has returned IN
her home in Waldcn.-Ernest Hubbon of
Manchester n. H.. who has been visiting
relatives has returned homc.-Mrs. Il. "A.
Rushey has returned from Ware, Mass,
where she has been visiting at the home
e her parcrts.-The Rev. G. w. Hunt.
presiding elder of St. Adams district,
preached here Sunday.-Miss Alma Rich
ards of Franklin is working for Mrs.
w r.. Oyitt.
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Mrs. Hurd Montague, of Jericho,
visited her sister, Mrs. II. o. Tillot-
son last Week.-Mrs. Glennah Burnell,
who has employment in st. Adams,
spent a few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Bordo.-Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Tillotson. OF Highgate, Wis
tied relatives in town last week.
The middle class of Brigham Academy
held a promenade and social Friday
evening of last week which was largely
attended.-Miss Gladys Soule of Fair
field was the guest Of Mollia
Beals over Sunday Miss Pauline
Corron and George Hart. OF Enos-
burgh, were married Sunday morn
ing by the Rev. ]. Paquct.- +. B.. May
nard left town Tuesday morning for
RogtOn.
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MMERC


New York. Oct. ii.
WHEAT-Receipts, 92,9 IN bu: exports
81 ,G03 bu; sales, 4.2O0, 900 bu. futures, e.
0t bu. spot: spot Arm. Wheat was under
bull control all day and advanced more
than u cent per bushel. The close was II
TlAc net higher. Dec. closed |lasc; May
closed 9llsc.
CCRN-Receipts. 1850 bu: exports, lio,
AS bu; sales, $4,000 bu. futures: 24o'0o bu'
spot; spot firm. Options were stronger
Nth wheat and on influential buying al
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FLETCHER.

w. S. Shepardson Is in Boston this
week. quite IN interest is berg develop
ed in the meetings at Binghamville.
There have been quite a number Of con-
versions. They will hold the meetings
during thus week.-The dance and chick
en- pie supper given by +. A. Eczcr and
Mrs. Hattie Gray was well attended
About % couples were prescnt.-Frank
Leach will clerk for n. S. Shepatdson
during his absence in Bcston.-Harry
Srauldirg has rented the Joseph Leach
farm for another ycar.-lIarrison Lowell
Is moving his goods back TO Chester
Lambs. Henry Adams M family will
soon move to Bakersfield. where he has
hired out for a year.-Georgc Robinson
has returned from Ottawa, where he has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Sanford
Wells.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Lois Roberts visited at the home
of Q. Merrill Saturday.-Mr. Morse Of st.
Johnsbury passed Sunday in town.-Mr,
liorland of johnson WAS in town Satur-
day looking to the establishment of a
bakery here.-C. NJ. Sheldon Of Holyoke.
Mass, who passed some days in the fami-
~ of Il. II. Armstrong. returned to his
home Saturday.-W. $. Hutchinson OF
Bethel passed Sunday with his father,
DIR. w. w. Hutchinson.-W. II. Yaw is
passing the week with his aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Smith. in Broclfton. Mass.-Meet-
ings are being held each evening this
week in the Methodist church. the pastor
being assisted by the Rows. Mr.. Smith of
Richford and 1llsley of MONTGOMERY.
A carload OF iron work, including the
gates, was received here Monday for
use about the intake Tor the power house
Of the DR.. b. j.. Kendall Co.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Libby. with their daughter
OF Newport. are visiting among friends
in town.-C. l.. Mason has purchased OF
:. Burt the land on the north side of
Pearl street extension. consisting of
two acres and one rod; consideration,
$3.50. Mr.. Mason Is erecting n bill board
on the pr~operty.-Miss Frances Hadd
of East Berkshire, who has been nursing
Fuller Rawson. has returned to her home.
Mr.. Rawson is improving Mrs. ]. NJ.
| Jeffords and Miss Belle &. Stone are in
attendance upon the meeting of the New
England branch OF tho Woman's For
eign Missionary society IN Brookline.
| Mnss.-At n meeting OF the voters of
Enosburgh Falls corporation. held in
Opera hall Monday evening, it was voted
to accent Of Mr.. Manlcy's proposition to
pay 500 as his share Of the expense of
the bulkhead.
MIR. and Mrs. John Bean have gone to
| Attleboro, Mass. where they will visit a
| sister OF Mrs. Beams and he present at
the wedding Of a niece Mrs. Foster
| Clement IL passing a few days with Mrs.
o. Merrill on her way to nneapols,
Mimi. where she will spend the winter
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Rub,ee. The same day the nth
arrival (also a SOM came to the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Frazier on the
farm of y. =. Gallup.-Sevcral Eastern
stars attended the funeral OF Mrs
Charles Bullice In Richford tuesday
A II. Harvey goes to his home in New
fame Saturday for a short vacation.-Th
building on Church street. being remodel
led into a dwelling for ]. NJ. Rintor. is
i.inp | stered This week. The finish Is
being lone to d. NJ. Roses new dwelling
S. Burt Is passing the week in NaticK
Mass. X. Burt is visiting his son. Dr
Walter Burt, in Boston.