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GEORGIA.

Miss Helen Waite of Springfield Is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. q. b. I.add. fol
a few wecks.-W u. Stewart and Con.
stable &. c. Gillette of Fairfax were in
town Saturday on business Mr. and Mrs
NJ c. Bcvins and son, Curtis, visited
friends in Fairfax Thursday and Friday
of last wcek-F'rancis King, who has beer
i'll a long time. is confined to his bed ant
is slowly falling Martin Rankin is So
much improved in health that he is able
to ride out.
Miss Gertrude Scribncr Of Undorhll has
been visiting Nellie Call at MIR. Pike s.
4 boy arrived AT tho home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs George Webster on Wednesday Of
last week and at Oscar Moods on Satur.
day. .ouisa Ballard returned to home on
Saturday. There was no preaching SER
lyice at either the Methodist or toncrogt-
tional Churches on sunday. but Sunday
school at the congregational church. =
col John MarSetts. who was expected 10
speak at the Methodist Church on Thurs
dav evening. has asked to have the lee
ture deferred two weeks or until August
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Flint and Miss Martina Flint, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Fred Will
son have returned to their home In Hart
ford. Conn.-Nrs. John Cram and daugh-
ter, Elinor have returned to their home
in Colrain. Mass.-E. 3. Wright and +.
=. Smith took n carriage drive to Bran
don Saturday returning MOnday.-Mrs.
". G. Petty and children arc visiting at
p. Il. Parmeleas The Kings Daughters
will meet Friday aftcrnoon.-Mi Gertie
Smith IN at hlme from Claremont.--Miss
Jessie Lord, who has been the guest OF
Miss Grace crockett has returned to
Burlington.
a very pietty wedding was ccle-
brated at the home OF Mrs. II. NJ.
Stanley suniasV July 80. when her
daughter. Helen Elizabeth NJ. was
united In mtrriagc to Corporal Philip
II. Brass OF Fort Ethan Allen. The
brides sistT. Mrs. Luna J. Ashley.
was brides t,aid and william r. Clark.
a comradc a the groom. acted as best
man. The Rev, c. L. skinner Off
ciated. OnlI u few relatives and In
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ols.-Miss Elsie Leach is visiting hep
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Leach
Mrs. Dygcrt has moved into Mra
'ihrvins rooms vacated by IT, X. Hall
Ernest Thompson and Basil Farms.
worth are recovering from severe
attack OF the mcaslcs.-Fred May hag
returned from Bethel.
Frank Nyo % Ottawa. Ont, Is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. ". +. Tage.-Mrs. G.. +.
I11wlcy. Mrs. J.. J. Bixhy and Mrs. n
w. Ayers were in Iiuntneton rriday
the guests of their aunt Mrs. Nance
Bates Mrs. Fred Laduc was arrested
Friday by Deputy Sheriff Alien 70,
breach of the peace. She was given 4
hearing before Justice S. a. Frownell
who imposed fine and cost AMOUNTING
tn sl2.2j which she paid Mrs. George
BiAby spent Thursday and Friday with
relatives in Essex Junction.--H. +;
Nichols leaves this week for an extend.
cL western trip.-Scvcrai Of our young
people went on n stra wridc To Boltos
Friday righ'.-iiarloy May has beer
m'king extensive improvements On hit
buildings.
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WEST MILTON.

Mildred Blake is home from st. AL
bans high school for her vacation and Is
having the mumps.-Mrs. Rose Ellis. who
has spent the past week with her son.
John. returned to her homo In Hunting
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Albert WalstOn went Saturday
night to Concord, n. H., TO attend the
funeral of her stcp-daughtcr, who was
buried there Sunday. She was accom-
panied by her grand daughter. Eva Wal
ston
Tho linomcn are here cutting and trim.
ming the trees that come IN tho way Of
the telegraph wire ard making all needed
repairs on tho linc.-Mrs. G. W. Granger
Is suffering from, Il lame ankle.
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ADDISON.

Weston ana Harry Smith will be at
o. A. Smiths fer II month. Mrs. w. q.
Smith and daughter. Pauline, are also
there. Weston has been in Alameda.
cal, as u practicing physician, Tor the
past Ii years. Harry went there about
seven years ago and is practicing dent
istry.- Mrs. o. II. Gage of Connecticut
was in town last week on Il short visit
to her husbands sisters. Mrs. Anna Crane
Miss Bertha White oi Ira Is the guest of
her brother, the Rev. II. II. Whtc.-
Miss Pauline Smith was given IN after
noon tea recently hy her aunt. Lizzie
Smith Mrs. Laura Smith OF Burlington
is visiting friends IN town.-Nrs. Atwood,
who has been visiting Miss Iiulda Olin
fas CONC tn Castlctcn.-Clara Smith has
returned from n several weeks visit Will
her brother and sisters familics.-Mrs
Ira i.arbcr Is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Mary Wakefield of Wcstrort Mrs.
Ada Warner and Miss Francis have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Warner,
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FAIRFAX.

Hiram I.cwette of Buck Hollow lost
his span OF horses. They think that they
were poisoncd.-Mrs. Wayne Warren dled
ON the morning of July 81. She leaves
husband and two little children 10
mourn her dcath.--Mrs. Edward Nash ana
son and daughter of Burlinston are the
guests of Mrs. Nashs parents, MI an"
Mrs. s. r.. Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs Alien
Rogers Of Burlington are spending Mr.
Rogers's vacation with his parents MT.
and Mrs. John Rogers. Wilmer W. H'1
Of Minneapolis. Mimi, is Nsitihs MIS-
Hills parents. Mr. and Mrs. 5. T, Cclley.
Mrs. Maria Peasc of Swanton is ealing
on old friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. lckcls OF Jamaica. \. V. arc the
guest of Ray Lewis and wife.-The Rev.
II. O. Hunt is improving in health
Tho community was shocked Tuesday
afternoon to hear of tho death OF An
drew n. Uhord. Mr.. ufford had been
sick for some time. hut the report was
that he was getting better. Monday
(Coutinued On Third rase.l
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CHARLOTTE.

AS heavy n rain as has been known
for years at this time of the year COM
mcnced Saturday night and continued
with slight intermission. until Mon
day forenoon. The fall Sunday was
very great. Low meadows arc flooded
and grain Is badly lodged. 1t Is doubt e
full II the grain straishtens again. Much
Of the low meadow land cannot he got
on to wiz. teams for several days
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
Josephine Wooster Wednesday after
noon.-A committee consisting of John
H. Thorp, G. NJ. Byington and l.. q.
Mcneil was appointed last sunday to
make arrangements for the annual
sunday school picnic. II is not yet de-
cidcd whether there will be a boat or
railroad ride.-Mrs. Ralph II. Smith
entertained party Of ladies at tea
Friday aft"rnoon.-E. Ea gan of Yer
Ecnncs is laying cement water wall
along the front Of Justice -. J. Brew
cr's cottage lot on Thompson's Point
An ambitious sheepshead. that weighed
about IA pounds. dragged off the pole
and line of Hal Atkins who was iisn-
ing from the dock the other day at
Thompson's Point. An energetic youth
safely beachcd both pole and FISH and
Il piscatorial record on shccpshcads was
thereby established for the Pointers.
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JONESVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Fuller of California aud
Mrs. Susan stevens of Chicago. ILL.,. are
the guests of T. l.. stevens. The 1cnd-a-
Hand society mot with Mrs. Algor, July
2I.-I'l"ssom Goodrich and sisters. Lou
and Georgia., Of Williston wcre in town
reccntly.-Mrs. Luke Algcr has gone "a
Potsdam. n. y, for a two weeks stay
with rolativcs.-Roy Anterior of Essex
Junction WAS in town last weck-Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Church and son. Donald, of
this place, Miss Belle Morse of Burlington
and Miss Mabel Beers of Waterbury have
gone to Boston and Worcester Mass, for
Il weeks stay.--Iamcs Smith of Bolton is
working for +. y. Gillctt.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Butler we're called
To Franklin Friday by the death of her
father. J. T.. Wilder, who died at his
home there Thursday of paralysis after a
long illness.
Ralph Ilallock came near meeting with
n serious accident Saturday. Just as he
turned off from tho main road to drive to
the farm house OCCUPIED by Walter AID
rich ono horse stumbled and broke tho
neck yoke letting the pole drop to the
ground. The horses started to run. but
were guided into the corner of the barn
yard fence. where they were stopped,
But very little damage was done.
Mrs. Mary Ross of Williston was wish
tor in town Friday.
Mrs Ellen Scott of Chicago is stopping
with her brother. Carlcy Rounds, few
weeks and visiting other relatives in this
vicinity.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. a. r.. Comstock of Fourth
street. South Burlington. and her
granddaughter, Miss Gcrtie Comstock
of Montpelier. spent Saturday with the
family of II. II. Tilley.--Miss Elite
Forbes OF Essex Junction is spending :,
couple weeks with her uncle and aunt
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Forbcs.-S. +. Hins-
dill recently sold to Herald Stevens of
burlington a fine yoke of oxen for
s16I.-Miss Marguerite Till"y accom-
panied with her friend, Miss Catherine
Comstock of South Burlington, spent
last week Thursday trout fishing il
the vicinity of NJ. j. Finney's in Hines
burgh.--A regular communication OF
Patriot Lodge, +. ~ a. NJ. will be hcl'
at their hall in 1Iineshurgh Friday
evening. August 1. at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Millham have hoti
beer confined to the house with sickness:
the past week. Mrs. Millham had very
severe attack of heart trouhlc.-MS:
Magic Berry of Monroe street. Burling
ton is visiting Mrs. II. T.. Forbes. Mrs
r. T.. Hopkins and child of Winooski
who have been at Mrs. Edgar liinsdll
the past two weeks. have returned home
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Lois Perkins of Salem. n. y,
is tho guest of Mrs. II. w. Rice for
the week.
Miss Smith of Barre. Mass, who has
been at y. T.. Irishs for some time,
has returned to her home.
Miss Ida Tuthill of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is visiting at John Aliens.
Miss Lizzie Allen has returned from
a short stay in NcrEcnnos.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. a. Stone have been in
town for a few days Mr.. Stone has re-
turned to Detroit, Mich. but Mrs. Stone
will ROMAN in town for sometime
Tho oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
fIoyt Hyde is dangerously i'll from the
effects OF eating green applcs.-Mss
Tyler Of Boston is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Ricc.-AIiss Ida Tuthill returns
to her homo on Long Island Thursday.
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wILkIsToN.

Mr.. Arms has Purchased Of Tiras Ishnm
the farm where his house was burned IL
few years ago.-Mr. and Mrs c. N Mar
tell have gone on a carriage drive among
friends on Grand Islc.-Miss Emma Fobes
has returned from Roxbury, where she
has been since the death of her sister
Miss Ethel Stevens has returned from
camping.-Thc Onaway club will have n
lawn social at Miss BESSIE Mcrrill's this
wcck.-Mss Abbic Mitchell of Swanton
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher
two days rcccntly.-Miss Della Brothers
of Boston is at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brothers. to spend her vacation
Mrs. a. Forters son with his family spent
| he past week with their mother on North
strcct.-Miss Amy Taludcr has finished
her vacation and returned to her work
at MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Talcott'sM
r. l.. Barber gave "A masquerade party at
Browns hall last Friday nGht.-E. G..
Wright sustained some bruises about the
head and face from Il runaway Sunday
Miss Louise Christmas was married to
Charles n. Martcll on the morning of July
" at tho Church of tho Holy Rosary in
| Richmond. Miss Joslin Of Grand Isle, il
cousin OF the groom attended her as
! bridesmaid and Clarence Christmas, the
brides brother. Was groomsman. The
bride was dressed in white silk with hat
to match. The bridesmaid was also
dressed IN white. a bountiful dinner was
given by the brides parents. Mr.. ad Mrs.
Louis Christmas. a reception at Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Martclls, the groom's parents
i'm tho evening. where a large company as
scmbed to wish the young couple all tho
good life can bring. leaving many beaut-
full and valuable presents. testifying to
the love and rcsurect they have for them.
A platform was built from the verandas
for dancing. lighted with Japanese lam
terms, hung from the trees land all went
merry az n marriage bell" sumptuous
rcpast was spread with ice cream for des-
sert
The Union Aid society will hold sale
at the town hall. Friday and Saturday.
August IS and 10. Household goods used
on Monday will be found at a Monday
booth and goods for other days at cores
pording booths. Fancy articles at the
Thursday booth. Cooked food and cook
ing utensils for Saturday Ice cream,
candy and cakc on sale
A comedy in two acts entitled Mr..
Bob" will BIZ given for the bcncht OF
the public library Friday evening,
August 4. at the town hall.--The books
for the pubic library have come
George BinE is about repairing his
house. Willard Chapman and b. f..
Kecfe doing the work.-The Onaway
club have postponed their meetings
until September.
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W1NoosK1.

Leon Gordon, young man about %
years Of age. died at the Fanny Allen
hospital about noon Saturday being taken
there from the corporation boarding house
about an hour previous to his death Cor
don was !, weaver employed in the mills
here and was taken i'll Wednesday his
trouble being diagnosed as ncitral insuf-
fl, i.ncy or IL paralysis of the nerves about
the heart. Saturday morning he grew
rapidly worse and his removal to tho
hospital was advised. he dying there as
stated Mr. Gordon had only been in the
vi,Ingc for n short time coming here 1t Ia
said from Massachusetts. His father, r..
r. Gordon who is an ovcrseccr IN IA
wooden mill in Skowhegan, Me- was noti-
fed and the remains were sent there
sunday evening He also leaves IA mother
and three sisters.
The water i'm the river is as high
at the present time If not higher than
during the spring thaws. At the
mower station the water Monday night
was about five feet above low water
mark and ON the Weston meadows
near the Hoods crossing the water
was estimated to be about ten feet
above the lower water mark.
A very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed Tuesday morning at st. Francis
Xavier Church when Miss Alma Anna,
| only daughter of Mrs. Il. y. Ciauvrea'
was united in marriage to Adolphus
| Parizo Il popular young business man III
the village. The ceremony was perform
| cd at 1870 o'clock by the Rev. j. r,
| Audet in the presence of a large gather
| ing of friends and relatives. The bride
was handsomely attircd In gown which
vas Il creation of point DO Paris over
| white mule. She wore a white lace hat
to match and carried white pear
prayer book. She was attended by her
brother, Horace Gauvreau while the
groom was attended by his father
Elizium Parzo Of Essex Junction. I'M
mcdiatcly following the ceremony the
bridal party were driven to the home
of the groom's parents in Essex juno
| ton where n wedding breakfast awaited
them. Congratulations were extended and
tho bride was the recipient of n large
number Of handsome presents. Th'
happy couple left on tho 1910 train fol
Il weeks wedding trip IN Montreal az
ter which they will make their home
| in this village.
A second wedding took place at st
Francis Xavier Church when Mis-:
Laura Major, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Major. was married to Charles
Landry. Tho ceremony WAS performed b!
the Roy. J. +. Audct. The young coupl'
were attended by their fathers. At tn
close of the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home of tn
brides parents. where a reception wa
also given them.
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JERICHO.

Miss Nellie Woodruff of Barre made "A
short call in the village saturday on
her way to IIardwick.-Ice cream was
served saturday night by the ladies Of
tho Home Mission society.-Dr. and Mrs.
IIulburd went Friday night to Boston,
Portland and other points to spend a
week. Lloyd is stopping with Mrs Lane.
while his parents are away-Mr. Camp
bell and family have returned from camp
ing.-Miss tiolbrook and Miss Fuller
were to be in town Saturday to hold IL
series of meetings for two weeks be-
ginning Monday.
Mrs. T.. r.. Lane Of Burlington was a
guest Of Fred Tomlnson and family Sun
day.-Nina Iiurlburt is again sewing for
Mrs. Lane. having recovered from her
sickncss.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. Buzzoll. Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Curtis of Colchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ruzzell of Lowell
were visitors at Cliff Ruxton's Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Booth went Wednesday to
Queen City Park for n monthly. u. Nay
and family returned from camping Tues
day.-Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. Lowry came
from their visit at Grand Isle Tuesday
might.
Mrs. TillistOn Of Watervile is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. f. Wibur.-Mr. and
Mrs. Tfehert Of burlington with their
| three Sons arc guests for a few days of
Mr. and Mrs. Yandow.-Mr. pullman has
returned from II visit to his daughter.
Mrs. George Lessor of BurlingtOn.-A
| dance will he held at school house hall
August II. Music by Romco's orchestra.
Mrs John Williams and daughter,
Florence of Holyoko Mass. were guests
| in this village Tucsday.-Dr. and Mrs.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Edith Rcade and Miss Ina Rcadc
of Troy, N. v, arrived in town last
Saturday and will spend the month Of
August with their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Powell Rcadc.-Mlss Mary Whites prin-
cipa of the Whites school of Austin.
Texas, is the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Eno.-Miss Ethel Dyinrton was
the guest OF Miss Gcncvicvc iiorsford
n few days last wcck.-rrank Palmer with
a force of carpenters Is making cxtcn-
sivc repairs on school house No. H.
DR.. and Mrs. varney. MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Claxton and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ellison attended tho dedication ri the
Ann Story monument in Salisbury tho
27th.- Miss Frances bradford. who has
boon visiting relatives in Essex. N. v,
for the past four weeks. returned homo
saturday. Lena Cleveland left for
Thompson's Point Monday whore she vii,
be "A guest Of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. e. Beers for week or more
The social which was appointed for Fri
day night Of this week has been post
poned till Wednesday night of next
week at Lyccum hall All are invited Go
Acknowledgement Norton of Huntington
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Beers over Sunday.
Tho Rev. s. L. Perry, pastor of tho
Bristol Baptist Church will preach in
exchange with the Rev. q. IT. Carr next
Sunday morning ut tho usual hour
Misses Edith and Ina Read of Troy, y.
y, arrived in town Saturday evening for
their summer vacation-Thc w. G. Y. L.
will hold their August meeting Wcdncs-
day. the md. at Lycoum hall at 2:3o
o'clock.-1hc Rev. G.. H. Carr arrived
home from Silver hay ON lake George. n.
y, Monday evening after Il ten days alb
scncc at tho missionary conference "A
great improvement in tho looks of tho
grounds about the Catholic Church has
recently been made by the removal of tho
fence the building of n new platform
in front of the church and trimming of
Shnue trnnS.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Alice Newton and daughters from
Cambridge have been spending /; few
days with hcr father. Clinton Keith.
Daniel Hunt from White River Junction
has bought the benjamin Lowering house.
Mrs. Freeman Waterman is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fcss from Erownngton
spent a fcw days last week with Mrs.
J, u. Goodrich-Mr. and Mrs. l.. q.
SAhth. Miss Mary Martin, iIolcn Bailey
and Bertha Ransom are spending tho
week at Caspian Lakc.-Mis. Martin
SWEET WIS in Greensboro Il few ,l,ys the
first Of the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Forest Lomsdcn. who is sick Mr. aand
Mrs. Clarence Underwood from Man
chester. \. H., are visiting his parents.
Ny. and Mrs. w. II. UnCcrwood
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Brewster and
granddaughter and Mrs. Emma Moody
are having an outing at Long pont-Miss
Amelia Kceler OF Essex is caring for Mrs
c. Il. 0orton's children while she is in
New York.-Mr. and Mrs w. II. Cady
went to Stowe Friday to he present at
the marriage of his son. Glare and Miss
Mae Stoddard of Waitsfield. The bridal
party accompanied them home. The fu-
neral of Mrs. Watson Moody was large
ly attended from the church Friday at
eleven o'clock. The Roy. q. Hill of Lin
coin OBLIGATED with r. A. Norton In
charge. The singing was by Mrs, II. a.
Norton and Mrs. J. S. sweet and Miss
Kathalene Sayles. organist. Friends were
here to attend the funeral from Lincoln,
Starksboro. ilincsburgh. Richmond. Ran
dolph.-Mrs. l.. w. Brewster and Frank
Tart arc at South StarkshOro to visit
their brother. Herbert Tart, who is Ill.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Edna Robinson OF Richmond visit
ed relatives In town the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. q, w. Kellogg of Barre
were in town last week.--Charles Lacail-
lade and c. Hall were In White River
Jucton Monday.-Frank York of Will
Jamestown was the guest OF his brother.
Samuel, over Sunday. The Oregon Medi-
cine company gave Il show tlSe past week
In the school house. MISS Agnes La
cailladc won the prize. q pieces OF silver.
as the most popular young lady.-Misses
Vina and Mamie Lacaillade Of Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
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UNDERH1LL.

John Williams from liolyokc, Mass, IL
NlsltnE her brother, Homer lockwood
- Ernest Wills Of Rhode Island has beer
Visiting his father i'm this place his
brother, Frank ana sister, Miss fura. re.
turned with him To his home, whore they
VIII mako AN extended visit.-Mrs l.. &.
Fowler is in St. Adams caring for hor
h"thor, who is quite ill.--Mrs. CLARK
Graves who has tcon i'll, is somewhat
h"tter.-ii'nrv lombard has yerted of
MIS-. IDA Tcrrill her house in Tie village,
lie VIII take posse sion soon and also re.
sumo mis- former position as clerk in thu
store of II. \. FarroWs
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RICHMOND.

The Sunday school picnic that WAS to
have been held Wednesday this week, has
been postponed until Tuesday. the Sth
day of August.-Most of the children. and
many near relatives of Aunt Nancy Bates
celebrated her Goth birthday by their pres
encc at the home OF her son, NJ. NJ. Bates,
last Friday. She Is in good health. re-
tains her mental faculties and bids fair
to reach the 100 mark. She is the only
person in this section that draws n PEN
sion for the services of her husband in
the war of 1sl2.-The Smiley circle OF the
Kings Daughters will be entertained at
the Jacobs and Towers cottage at Lake
lroquois. Wednesday this week by Mrs.
r. w. Towers and Mrs. II. W. Jacobs
Mrs. Ann Ellis Ia spending week at
Queen City Park with Mrs. r. w. Free
man and Mrs. WalstOn.-Mrs Louisa
Stone of st. Albans spent last week with
her aunt. Mrs. II. A. Hodaes.--On the j..
l.. Mason farm some half dozen loads Of
hay are under water and several acres OF
corn In the same condition,-Albert Town.
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Here Is Your Opportunity

For sale on lovely main and level
road. 3h miles to pretty village and
r. II. station; beautiful mountain
scenery; 140 acre farm. 40 acres in
tcrval meadow, balance pasture. wood
and timber; house pleasant in good re-
pair, fine lawn; two 30xAn-ft. barns,
fine running water at II. and b.. apple
orchard. hay, all for sl,750.
T.. II. Mct;innis. Reni Estatc Agency,
ESSEX Junction, VI.