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CBlTTBNDEN COUNTY


". r. Farr has gone to Westminster
10 do his haying.-Mrs. Stanton Williams
and son. and Miss Josephine Williams
have gone on carriage drive to Rich
nond.-rhc Shelburnc nine won game
from the Charlotte club Friday ty II to
3.--Joseph Eurand Of Pasadena. Cal. was
IN town for a brief stay this week. He
conferred with L. II. Field. who has
charge OF our cemeteries. in regard to
tho use OF funds left for the care OF
the old cemetery.-J. Kirk Palmer. who
is in the employ of the Vermont Marble
company. is staying at the old homestead
during his vacation.-Mrs. Ellen NJ. and
Miss Sarah l.. Palmer have returned from,
q long stay in Burlingtcn.-Mrs. Writer
hotham gave a pleasant dancing party
In library hall Friday even.ng.-Bee ekeep-
ors say this haa been u fine year for
their business. An unusually Ane blossom
Ing nj clover has kept the bees husy. Bass
wood will be in blossom about the 18TH
and that furnishes lots OF honey. followed
by the buokwheat helds.-Mail Carrier
James Toner IL taking II vacation Of sew
Hral weeks and Substitute VIM. II. Board
man 10 dtli> ering the niai!.-Miss Mar,
lCostinued On 2nd Page.A
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BOY TACKLED RoBBER.
Wss Too SMALL to Capture Him but
showed Good Pluck.

Rutland, July 1.-THE sporting goods
store Of the O. II. Coolidge Cycle CONS
pand on Center street WAS broken into
about $50 o'clock this morning hut the
thief was discovered before he had Sc
cured much plunder. He escaped after
fight with a l5-ycar-old boy, Who was
rlucky enough tn tackle the thief. al
though the latter was about twice his
size.
Herman Laventure. one OF the Rutland
Hcrald's route boys. Was passing the
store about $50 o'clock and discovered
the man inside. The toy searched for
a police officer for 4 few mi,utcs but
not finding one hurried back To the store.
A man living in block across the street.
who had also seen the burglar but had
done nothing to assist in his capture.
called to Laventure to keen away as the
burglar was just coming out Of an alley
way lcadin; to the back door of the
store. Tho boy was not daunted, but
hurried into the alley and grappled with
the thief. After a tustle tnc boy re.
ceivcd a blow which Knocked him down.
the thief running up Center street.
I.aventure gave chase but was rot aeet
enough,
He describes the man as teinG about
% years old, weight about 40 pounds.
smooth face. wore a slouch hat. dark
suit OF clothes and white tennis shoes.
All that was miss from the store were
nve revolvers. valued at s. each.
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BOTH LEGS CUT OFF.
YOUNG Man Tried 10 Jump from
Moving Train at Middlebury.

Mddiebury VT. July 12.-Densel Gran
nelly. young man of ~ years. who re-
rently came here from Pittsford TO work
In tho marble mill of the Brandon Italian
Marble company. had both of his legs
amputated Just below the knee by the
train that arrived here this evening at
$40 y m. The train had pulled in at
the station and set off on the siding
to allow an excursion train to pass.
After it had departed the young man,
thinking that it would stop at the de-
pot again. got aboard and as they ap-
proacncd the depot ne saw that they
were not going tn stop So made an enOrt
to get off and was thrown in such a
way as TO throw him under the wheels
Medical aid was called and hrs Noble
Eddy, Dorey and Martin, also the Rev
j. y. Shannon. arrived and cared fol
him Piper g. Coyotes ambulance was
called and he was taken to the Office oi
Dr. Martin. His chances for recovery
are doubtful. He is an adopted son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crannelly.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
First Biennial session Of Grand Lodge
NJ Niddlebury.


Middlebury July 12-The 2sth an
nual and FIRST biennial meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of knights of Honor Of
Vermont was held in odd Fellows
hall here to-day. with an attendance
of about so Representatives. There were
morning and afternoon sessions and
tho work of the lodge was completed
at four O'Clock this afternoon.
At the morning session general
social time was had and the session
was enlivcrcd by stirring remarks
from Assistant Supreme Dictator T.. G.
Wood of New York. II was voted to
hold the mex, meeting which will Ne
the second biennial one, at Rutland. on
the second Wednesday of July. 1907.
The now officers were elected at the
afternoon session and were installed
by Assistant supreme Dictator Wood.
The officers arc: Past grand dictator,
W. n. Hancock. jacksonville: grand
dictator. william Witherbee. st. Johns
bury; grand vice dictator, A. II. Ellis.
Rutland; grand assistant dictator. A.
| X. Carr Middlebury; grand treasurer
G. A. Bond. Middlebury; grand report
| or. c. l.. Piper. Rrattleboro; grand chap
lain. j. NJ. Perry, Barre; grand guide.
r. F.. Paterson. Putney; grand guard
ian. n. c. Perry. Rutland; grand senti-
mel, L. r. Plumb. Rutland: grand trus-
tees. A. H. Reed Of Barre. w. a. Gun
ningham of Brattleboro. e. II. Coleman
of Jacksonville; grand representative,
| w. n. Hancock grand alternate, Jake
IIcgman. Rutland finance committee.
A. H. Abrams. John Q. stone. George
Warwick: committee on laws and su-
pervision. Jake Hcyman. o. II. Eud
| (rOshv
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDw1CK.

The funeral or Charles Clark. who died
from blood poisoning caused from a
carhunclc on his neck. was held from
the home of his daughter. Mrs. William
Fulsom. Tuesday. July t. the Rev. j.
A. Dixon officiatlng. The music was fur
nished by G. Il. Hoyt. NJ. f.. Foster
Mrs. Brown and Miss Carthel. The in
terment was in the Aiken cemetery. MIR
Clark is survived by five children. three
daughters and two sons: Mrs. William
F'ulsom. Mrs. Ida GOWN, Mrs. Byron
w. II. Clark and Merrill Clark. The
damage which the town sustained by the
recent storm is estimated At about -. mn.
There were % bridges washed away 1t
was one Of the worst storms that ever
visited this section.-J. &. Sullivan Of
Creston. Iowa is in town visiting at the
home ~ his brother. j. r. Sullivan
The flume at Wheeler's mill was carried
out by the recent storm and tho mill has
been shut down since Miss Ida Wake
field OF New York city has arrived in
town to visit Miss Mary Wakefield
Mr.. AMI Mrs. l.. A. Kent have received
telegram announcing the death Of their
nicce. Miss Anna Jones, of Chicago. Miss
Jones has visited here several times and
has made many friends. The body will
be brought to Marshiicld for nterment.
very iterestinG meeting of the United
Workers was held at the home of Mrs. o.
H. March Friday afternoon. The pro-
gramme considered the missionary work
in OrcEon.-Hcnry Welch. who was form
erly associated with tho McLoud COM
pany. has been meeting friends in town
for several days. Mr. Welch is now To-
Gated in Waterloo. Iowa.-A silver grey
contest Of tho W. &. 7. L. will be given
at the Methodist Church next Friday
family into the Hooker house on East
Hardwick road The Rev. w. r. Stew
art. a State Sunday school worker. has
been visiting the Rev. j. 8. Clark for a
few days. Sunday morning he preached q
very able sermon at the Congregations
Church.-Mrs. McNair of Jamaica. l.. l.. II
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. J. Paauette
Professor and Mrs. McNair formerly livet
here at which time Mr.. McNair was prin
cipal OF Hardwick Academy.-Miss Nc
Lain has gone to the sea shore to remain
a few weeks and she hopes upon her re
turn here she will be able to resume worl
in her millinery shop.-Mr. and Mrs
G. I. Hoyt and son of Springfield. Mass.
are spending a few weeks at the home q
his brother. q. r. Hoyt.-The STANDARD
Bearers held n meeting Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Dixon.-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Fitch and son. VIII
have been visiting in Rouses Point. n. Y
have returned home.
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State Prison Gave a Good Income
a supt. oakes and His
Close Relatives.
, WORKED AS A Guard
". a I'D Higher Wages Thnn Other
Guards-prison Officials Used Con.
without Paying the state
NO Competition.

Fellows Falls. July IL The special
committee Investigating the Vermont
state institutions held Il hearing here
to-day. Governor Bell was present and
the examination was conducted by Attor-
ney-Goneral Fits Of Brattleboro. tile ex-
animation promises To- b. rrotrictcd. the
only witness called to-dry being ex-Su-
perintcndent f. w Oak"s of Windsor.
The only point touched on was the
ALL ced financial laxity at tho state prison
and this line of inquiry will probably
continue for several days
MIR. Uakcs testified that during his term
Of office dating from May 1853. until
last March he had purchased All the sup
,lcs used Attorney General Fits closely
uut STONED MIR. oakcs and developed the
fact that no competitive bidding was
mate. hut MIR Oakcs asserted that all
the goods were bought at the lowest
market prices.
Mr. Cakes admitted that tho prison Of.
fcals had used convict labor for their
personal use the State receiving no pay.
trstifvin. that his brother and cx->ceper
Harpin had 50 used the ccnv!cts several
lines
An important point was brought out
wife. son and brother had AT times peen
carried on the pay roll. the son as a
prison guard and at higher rate of
wages than the other guards received
This Mr.. Oakes claimed WAS by au.
thority of the prison directors, but
later the position was abolished and
the work divided among the other enl-
ployees. The wife Of Mr.. Oakes was
carried on the roll as housekeeper Nc
record of this was made in the official
report and Mr.. Oakes would not deny
that this was an indirect way to raise
his own salary. but done with the di'
rectors knowledge. Mrs. Oakes's salary
was S25 a month.
At this point the committee adjourn.
ed and will continue the hearing to'
morrow.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

They had the measles at George Catcha.
paws last week. DR.. Stoddard treated
them. but the house was not quarantined
and none have contracted the disease from
them thus far.-D. w. Eddy went to
staiksboro to attend the funeral of his
brothor-in- law. Leland Jackson. who died
at his home in South Monkton.-C. Shat
tuck has been drawing lumber to the lake
for ii cottage.-G. w. Day has finished
gathering his hay crop.-A. n. Baldwin
went to Bristol Friday on special busi-
ne ss.-Mary Smith is on the sick list.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN RUTLAND
D. F. Pollard q Victim Of Apoplexy-
Was a Clothing Merchant.

Rutland. July l2.-Benjamin +. Pol
lard OF Cottage street. who for many
years conducted one of tho leadin 6
clothing stores of this city, died sud
denly of apoplexy at 1890 o'clock this
afternoon. Mr.. Pollard was In the office
of the fillmore House on West street
at the time. He dropped to the fioor
and died before physician arrived.
Mr. Pollard was born at the Wilder
ness. Va. October 27. 1853. He came
to this city about 2s years ago and
went into the clothing business. For
the last four years he had been In III
health.
Mr.. Pollard Is survived by . widow
two daughters, Miss Mary r. Pollard
OF Boston and Miss Ruth T. Pollard oi
this city. two sons Edison r.. and Ben
ismin F, Pollard, Jr.. OF Rutland.
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a few days at the Sanford farm. the guest
Of Mrs. Emma Brainard and daughters
The Y. r. Il. G. f. have sent Mrs. W. W.
Martin as delegate TO Baltimore. The So
ciety are to hold lawn party at the par.
sonagc on Friday evening. Mrs. q. Horn
beck has so far recovered as 10 ride out
often.--Mrs. r.. z. Aines. who was opcr-
ated on at Burlington some days ago. is
doing well.--W. a. Skinner of Somerville,
Mass, is in town with friends.-C. l..
Hammond Of New York is at his farm
for a week.-Elos Ray of Boston. Mass. Is
home for 10 days. s.-Dewitt Murray OF Cam
bridge. Mass. is with his brother. Dr. w
w Murray,
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ADDISON.

Murry Hanks has purchased tho
Esther Taylor place.--Mrs. Ardelia Post
and the Messes Laura and Ida Fost of
st. Louis are visiting in towr.-Mrs.
Gregory and granddauEhters are visiting
at Jamcs I.acy's.-The Ladies Aid will
hold their rcxt meeting with Mrs. Hulda
Olin and Mrs Jet Dyke on July l5.-Dr.
r. d. Hayward of New York has been
the guest of his mother. brother and
sister.--Francis Barrow has been very
sick but is now bettcr.--1he Rec. H. H.
white and family are in Ira on a visi,
to their parents.--Miss Norton, a former
teacher and resident here. is tho guest
Of her brother.-Miss Lcladc Southard
and Ethel Wood have tecn on "a visit t.
relatives in Bethel and Randolph
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MIDDLEBURY.

team containing Mrs. Edith Robert
son and her sister. Miss Carrie Dewey
ran away while coming into town Monday
evening. The ladies were thrown ont and
were more or less bruised. The vehicle
was badly damagd. Or. ID. G. Noble was
called and cared for them.
Myron H. Iangwor' is suffering from
a couple Of fractured ribs and a lame
back. resulting from an accident at the
marble mill the other day.
The live stock dealers in this section
shipped three carloads Of animals to the
Brighton market again this week. and the
shipment consisted of two carloads OF
cows and calves and one of swine.
Douglas. the 12-year- old sen of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. NJ. Monroe, while frolicking down
"a hill Monday afternoon. fell and broke
his left arm at the elbow joint. 1t was IL
very bad tractura nd is likely 10 result
in Il stiff joint. DR. f. H. Martin assist
cd by DR.. II. l.. Tow nsend OF Bridrort, set
the bones, using the X-rays in the opera
tion.
Mrs. c. s. June has purchased DIR. Isaac
Sterns's cottage. The Pines. at Long point,
and will occupy it this season
There was good attendance upon the
local markets Monday Prices generally
ranged about the same as last week. ID to
II cents a pound for butter and Il to Is
cents per dozen for eggs with large offer
ngs OF both
Mrs. William L. holland and her
daughters. Emily and Jeanette, LEFT
Wednesday morning for Worcester
Mass where they will spend two
weeks with relatives, after which they
will go to Cleveland. Ohio, where they
expect to make their future home
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Tabor. who
were married in Springfield. Mass.
Sunday, July ., have returned to town
and expect to reside here for the flu
ture,
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FERRISBURGH.

Miss Helen Merritt Of Millhrook, N. Y.
is spending her vacation with her els.
ter, Mrs. Guy W. Field.-Mr. and Mrs
Brown Of Mddlebury are guests of Miss
Mary Dakir. Mrs. Mary s. Putnam lef,
on Tuesday for a visit in Saratoga, n. Y.
Rupert Field Of Worcester, Mass, II
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
p. w. Field and Mrs. r. NJ. satterlee.-
Mrs. Elvira Birkett and daughters have
rented tho Frazer place and moved TO the
village occupying It on Monday.
Ira Turper returned on Saturday from a
visit to Sugar Hill, ". II.
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VERoENNEs.

Miss Ruth Elliot Of Shelburne is the
guest NJ Miss Clarehel Marshall
Mrs. C.. f. NJ. Caisse and sons. John
and Elliott. have returned from visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis VAR
no.
Dennis ]. Gleason. who have been
spending IL months vacation with c. n:
Rusco,. has returned to his homo at Hol-
yoke. Mass.
The Rev. George Warner Of Orange.
n. j., spent Tuesday evening win MS
brother. ". r. Warner.
Miss Carrie NJ Griswo'd of Burling-
ton. who has been visiting. Mrs. q. F..
@. Kimball, returned home Tuesday even
inc.
Miss Marguerite Rcnaud has gone to st.
.lbans for several days visit to her
brothers. Fred and Charles Renaud.
C.. f. Stebbins has purchased w. L.
| Rakcr's interest in his Gasolene launch.
| Miss E,da Gowett of Northampton.
Mass, is spending Il months $ vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. julie
| Gowett.
". r Warner is attending the meeting
of the Vermont state Pharmaceutical as
sociation at Burlington This week.
John Hardy has resigned his position
| in C. f. Etcbtins's meat market 0iid ac'
,epted a similar position in Troy, n. Y.
| Samuel q. Botsford has returned to his
home in Buffalo. n. y. after spending a
two weeks vacation with his mother
Mrs. Cyrus Botsford.
Miss Marcy Simpson was called from
Wa,lingford yesterday by the illness o
| her mother Mrs. u. J. Simpson. o
| Waltham.
Mrs. Frank Preston is visiting Mrs
George Whallcy of Shelhurne.
Fred Rcnaud of St. Albans visited hi
parents. MIR. and Mrs n. J. Renaut
| Tuesday.
Allen Calhoun of Middlerury. forme
resident OF this city. was in town Tues
day calling on friends.
Mrs F.. NJ. Seehold and young son o
New York city are in town IN visit 4
her mother. Mrs. John Alden. sr., ant
sister, Miss Mary Jane Alden.
Mrs. Ira Tupper has returned from
visit to Sugar Hill, n. II.
Rupert Field Of Worcester. Mass.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Field an
Mrs. r. NJ. satterly.
Miss Maisie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Barrows. left Tuesday for Bris
tol for three weeks visit to her aunt
Mrs. Godett.
william sorrell has entered the emplo
| Of G, Il, Stebbins.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs G. r. Church started for Massa-
chusetts last Tuesday to be gone a few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Wright, who has broken her right wrist
Mrs. A. y. Mears went to Amsterdam,
n. Y. last week to have her hip attended
to- She was thrown from a sleigh and
injured SO she has been obliged to go
with crutchcs. Mrs. Lizzie Shampany
went with her.
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Clara Ketchum is visiting in Brandon for
a week.-Mrs.. Elliot Hack and Mrs.
Judson Sevcry of Brandon wss the guests
of Mrs Carrie Casey Wcdncsdny.-Mrs.
r.. W. Baker returned from Boston We'd
nesday bringing her little niece homo
with her.-Mr. Learned and family nrriv-
ed in town Thursday. Marjorie
Warner OF Crown Point Ia the guest of
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Mason.--During the severe storm Sunday
a afternoon Henry Kelsey had COW struck
by lightning and killed.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Pelle Kinney and son OF Plainfeld
n. j.. arc spending the summer at j. ii.
Georges Bertha Ransom has completed
her engagement at Randolph and has
returned home Annie Rowell is work
ing at Arthur Cote 's.-The Rev. MI Ell
kins Of Bath. N. H., was visiting rela'
tives here the first of the week.-Mrs.
w. T. Montague and children spent
Sunday In hardwick.-Mrs. I. T.
Gould has been spending few weeks
with friends In Danvillc.
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PANToN.

Andrew Rusco and wife were guests Of
friends in Eristol recently. Bernie Curler.
who has been with his mother year past.
has returned to Grant Allens.-Mrs. VIII
liams has returned home after a long
visit to friends in New York Statc.-Mrs.
Annie Allen is with her brother. William
Sheridan of Shelburne. Sullivan
narrowly escaped being killed by mad
dened bull while driving cattle recently,
the faithful family dog coming to his AS
sistance till some Of the family arrived.
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BRIDPoRT.

The Grange realized $2o9 at their Fourth
of July celebration.-Mrs. ]. B. Williams
Of Chaplin, H.. is visiting friends in
town.-Harry Blasdell IL having vaca-
tion.--Adelbert Spaulding of Sherburne
was a recent guest at W. ID. Spaulding's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orison Shcrbino July s.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Elwin Myrick was largely attended
from her late residence Saturday July s.
The Rev. Henry Lamb was unable to
preach last Sunday on account Of illness.
Mrs. r.. g. Converse Is with her son q.
r. Converse.-B. w. Crane of Middlebury
was in town Monday.-The Rev. George
Lane and family of New York State are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Frost. -
Chldren's day exercises will hc repeated
al the Methodist Church SUNDAY evening
July " ...
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EAST MrDDLEDuRY.

Mrs. F. e. Kinssley Of Salisbury re-
Gently spent a week at L. r. Board
mans and visiting other friends.-Mrs.
A. n. Sumner ia In Rutland the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. George Russeii.--Mrs. G.
A. Peck and son, Guy, were In Randolph
recently.
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MAY SAVE HUTCHINSON.
Asylum Trustees Want to Keep Him
mt n Snlnry Of $4,000.

Montpelier, July ED. u. Rurditt
Of Pittsford was elected chairman of
the hoard of trustees and of the Wa
terhury asylum TODAY. and DR. Irwin
of Newport. secretary Five applica-
tions have been received for the posi-
tion of hospital superintendent and
arc now in the hands of the secretary
for investigation. 1t is rumored in
Waterbury that Superintendent Hutch
inson had been asked by the board 10
withdraw his resignation and remain
AS superintendent Of the medical de-
partment at a salary of $2,500.
VERY HOT IN NORTHFIELD.
Northfeld July 12.-The thermome
ter registered the highest to-day of
nny day this year. On the square II
was o. degrees. United States Wealth
.r Observer w. A. Shaw stated the
temperature was the highest at two
o'clock. registering Sc degrees. Twice
before it has been IS degrees. He stated
that the heat was felt more. owing tc
the excessive moisture In the air. Al
ten o'clock this morning there was
IT per cent. moisture in the air ant
the temperature was IS degrees. which
10 very rare.
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to 800 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs to s ozs. moro to
tho Pint than others. wears longer.
and gives q gloss equal to new work.
Sold by The c. s. Blodgctt Co.
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EAST MoNKToN.

There will he an Ice cream social and
lawn party at Mrs. Janet garnum's on
the evening Of SG'y 10. Wednesday.
There will be musical and literary en-
tertainment.
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WEST BRIDPoRT.

Lester Henry of Plattsburgh, N. y, Is
visiting his uncle. Charles Parrish.-Mrs
Daniel Huestis Is Ill with a fever.-Ash-
Icy Dukett has recovered from the
measles.-Bridport Grange realized 500
from tho celebration July %-Thc funeral
OF Mrs. Elwin Myrick was largely at.
tended at her late home Saturday after.
noon.
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ORWELL.

The Women's Foreign Missionary 90.
ciety held their meeting this week with
Mrs. II. r. Hack AT ::3o p. m. on Wednes-
day.-The Hon. John Barrett Is spending
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sTARKSBoRO.

The Stokes Mason reunion will ne held
mt F. s. Folansbee's in South Starksboro.
August g. A fire time is expected. All are
invited to be present.
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sHOREHAM.

Miss Inez Smith is spending the summer
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Sally
Smith.-'rhe Ladies' Benevolent associa-
tion will have a flower festival in tha
ladies' rooms Thursday evening. July 20.
There will be q literary programme.