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VERMONT MUTUAL'S s 18TH.
Election of Officers and Directors ;u
Meeting ut Montpelier.

Montpc]ier, Oct. lS.-Thc directors OF
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany held their 18th annual meeting this
afternoon at the home Office in this city.
The past year has been one of the most
prosperous in the history OF the COM
pany. and four per cent. assessment
has enabled the company to meet all
claims OF every name and nature. The
total insurance in force this date is So
2s4, >93, and premium notes in force are
s., ,99S, ,905.
The directors elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: Washington county,
Fred u. Smith. l.. y. Gleason. NJ. u.
Smile. James T. Sabin. George q.
Stratton: Addison county J. l.. Weeks;
bennington county. J. r. Judson: Gale
donia county. L. y. Ide: Chittendcn
county. David Marvin: Essex county. G.
s. Robinson; Franklin county. j.. u.
Hunt; Grand Isle county, II. W. Marvin.
l.amolle county, y. g. Cheney; Orange
county. J. X. Lynde; Orleans county. ].
n. Webster; Rutland county, George
Briggs; Windham county, James l.. Mar
tin: Windsor county. w. w. Stickncy.
These directors reelected as officers
for tho ensuing year Fred T.. Smith,
president: George O. Stratton, vice-prcs-
dent; James r. Sabin. secretary. and
William I. Dewey. trcasurer.
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FERRISBURGH.

Earl Collins left Saturday TO take up
his new duties MS assistant to the Uni
ted states consul ut Three Rivers, Cam
adu.-laing Brothers gave one of their
POPULAR entertainments Of life motion
rictures on Monday evening at tho Con-
gregational Church. to crowded house.
-Geogre Newton and his mother Mrs.
Solomon Field, left Wednesday morning
for an extended visit ir Eansas.-Miss
E1va l3irkctt went to burlington We'd
nestiay to spend some time with her
friend Mrs Keach.-Nlrs, Alice Martin
met with a serious accident on Monday
afternoon while driving to Vergcnnes
Just after passing the station SHE was
overtaken by runaway span of horses
attached to a hayrack. which dashed into
her carriage, completely demolishing it,
seriously injuring her and rendering her
unconscious for n while. She was taken
to the office Of Dr. Phelps and subso-
ouCntly removed go her home. Those who
Witnessed the affair and came to her
rescue were surprised to find ncr alive.
Tho next day sho was unable to nlnvc
and it is too cariy to determine whether
there are internal injuries Mrs. Amos
Robinson and danghtcr, Myrtle. are .is-
AMI Mrs. Elmer Birkott We're absent over
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
CoSs of MOretoVr
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UNION MUTUAL ELECTS.
Old Officers for New Ycnr-County
Directors Named,

Montpelier. Oct. 1S.--fho directors of tho
Union Mutual Fire Insurance comranv
ncld their Slst annual meeting in this city
this afternoon. The 30th annual statc-
m.nt of tn" company shows insurance in
force of S23,"6l 3Gl.%3 with premium notes
in force Of s2.0i3.1,3. The business done
during the past wear has been on of the
best in the history OF the company.
The directors elected to-day were:
Washington county. J. W. Brock. a. -.
Farwsll. j. II. Senter II. W. Kemp, Fred
blanchard. II. =. Denny and Fred A.
Rowland: Addison county. y. d. Heming-
way; Bennington county, r. HoXit Hail:
Chltt"ndcn county. +. Henry Powell:
Caledonia county, 6. NJ. Campbell: Essex
county. +. ID. Hale: Franklin county. II.
+ Brigham: l.amoillc. II T.. Mcfarland:
Orange county L. :. Emery: Rutland. J.
y. Woodtin Wndham county. j. II. Mcr-
rificld; Windsor county. r. g. Field These
directors reelected the old officers for the
ensuing year ;ts follows: President. James
W. Brock; vice. president Herbert f..
Brigham. secretary and treasurer tlar-
Ian W. Kemp; assistant secretary, Ralph
+. Denny.
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BAIL OF $3.50 FURNISHED.
A CLUE TO MYSTERY.
Dead sheldon burglar Thought to Have
Been North Hero Bour,icr.

North Hero. Oct. lS.-The description
given in last weeks Free Press of the
burglar shot in Sheldon answers fully 10
Frank Mayo. who skipped out from John
Anderson's here about Ii days ago with
$3.50 check on the Howard National
bank, $3.50 in money and si4-board
bill
When Mayo came to Anderson's to
board he claimed to have been on a fish
ing trip in the vicinity Of Rouses Point
and that he had that day shipped his
naptha launch to Boston. that he did
not care to go home until his boat had
arrived and that he wished to remain
with then for three or four days
Being a we'll dressed. good looking
fellow. he soon captured the hearts Of
nearly everything within two miles Of
the North Hero depot and his stay with
the Andersons two weeks, instead OF
three or four days was looked upon with
favor. Mayo had plenty of money and
claimed to he an adopted son of
wealthy manufacturer of knitting ma
chimes and that his mother spent the
winters in Tennessee for her health
He said he was 2S wears old and the
depot scales registered his weight ut Ia
pounds and he was not far from si.:
feet in height smooth shaven and dark
hair.
rhe day that Mayo left North Hero he
took tho eleven O'Clock train. intending.
so he said. to return on the p. M. ana
as he was accompanied by respectable
young lady. he had no trouble in .ot-
ting Mr. Anderson to hand over his milk
check when Mayo told him he'd take
il down To burlington and get IL cashed
lie dined at the Van Ness House. after
which he went to tho bank and got tho
money and when train time had nearly
arrived he told the young lady that no
had an engagement with n friend ard
that she must return home alone. which
she did, and that was the last seen OF
Frank Mayo.
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VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
TIE NEWS BY & ties
s
The Winooski Valley, Village. ~ NORTH
From The island In the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the shores Of white
River Covered 81 spe.
cial Correspos Aents
ADDISON COUNTY
M1DDLEBURY.

Judge W. II. Bingham Of West Corn
Will. Il past commander of William J..
Russell Post No. ~. q. A. r. of Middle
bury. has invited all tie members OF
ilio post to an oyster supper 1T his home
next III idny evening.
The sales were light in the local
market Monday and butter advanced
highest price paid. The choicest eggs
brought - to - cents per dozen. the
same figures as those of last week.
There are advertised unclaimed let
following addresses: Mrs Arlc Nc
noane. Miss Esther Shaw. Mr. Willie
'hauu.tte. Mir .. &. Dickson. Mr.. ]. II.
Murphy and MIR. T. +. Smith.
Mrs. Isaac shapiro was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
an Monday to have Il surgical opera
tion performed. another one having
been submitted to by her about three
months ago. She was accompanied 10
burlington by Mr.. Shapiro and Or. NJ
W. Eddy.
The shipment of live stock from this
station to the Brighton market Monday
morning consisted OF one carload ot
steers. ono double decker carload of
lambs and one carload of cows. hogs
nnd poultry. T.. q. Piper and NJ. :
l'arr went along TO look after 'he ship
n,rut
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Mary Robinson is spending a few
days with her brothers family. she and
her family will soon start for the " West
t. MAKE their hOmc.--II. II. Spooncr, the
carrier on route No. !. has received no
tice that after October % he will leave
Ncr,,6nncS at 900 a. m. instead of IN
the aftcrnocn.-The Aid socity met With
Mrs. Albert Sickle October II. The next
meeting will he October % with Mrs
Lee Tracy at the church parlors.-Mrs
John Thomas recently gave Il tea party
to her lady fricnds.-'rhc Rev. Guy Lam
san. former pastor. is soon going to
Hyde Park, Mass, as pastor of First
Baptist Church at that place--Eetsev
Hanks. an aged town pauper. died re-
Gently at tire home OF Mrs. Maggie Camp
hell. where she had been for severa;
Aears.-Zitas orchestra of Albany, n. ".
furnished music for the dance Tuesday
evening. 1t was attended by about io
cOuples.-Mrs Charlotte Gage has return
cd from few days visit at G. +. War.
ren's in PantOn.-'rhe lady friends of Mrs.
Cary Marshall, whom she has been en-.
t"rtaining for some time, fave returned
to their home near BCston.-Nrs Noonan
IL not quite as well as she has been
Clarbcll Marshall is i'll with measles.
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WITHIN APPROPRIATION.
'entennt"I Celebration at Nom tpclicr
did Not Cost etO.OOO,

Montpelier. Oct. lS.-Ilc executive and
iIianr" committee of the c"ntcunial ccic-
hra'ion held a final meeting tc-n,ht to
Gus" mp nll accounts in cnnnoctiun with
that ccIcbra,icn. III bills contracted
nav" been PAID and all eApef ses incuir",l
Intvc been approved end ordered paid.
rhc total c.p"ns. Of She celebration was
well within the appropriation of $4,000
appropriated hN tho city and the success
"i INC afair AZ a matter of pride aud
satisfaction 10 all concerned.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Edith Murray was called home
from Revere, Mass. and ClOise Murray
from Bradford last week by the critical
illness of their brother Edward. lie Ia
expected to live but n short time
Mrs. Walter Burnham will return to her
home in Cleveland. Ohio, Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Orssa Burnham,
who will spend the winter with the fam
ily of her sOn.--G. II. Kinsley of Burling-
ton visited his brother, q. A. Kinsley,
the last of the weck.-Mr and Mrs. T. NJ.
" Ilson of New Haven spent Saturday at
&. A. kinsley s.-Mrs. Amelia Cutting.
who spent last week as the guest Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Varney. returned to her home
In Bristol Sunday.-DOuisa Clark return
ed Monday from visiting friends in Hun
tington. Miss May Clark was home from
Vergennes over SunGay.-C. A. kinsley
remains about the same.-Mrs. Edgar
Varney is gaining quite rapidly and her
friends have good reason To hope for her
recovery. Mrs. a. T. Morgan received
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VERGENNEs.

viii l.. Bradford, graduate upti,iIn.
Ut Kingsland's store. Thursday, Octo.
l,, 26.
carl Renfcw and nephew, Walter, Of
Bradford are visiting at their uncles, x.
Engbec.
About 20 attended the husking bee AT a.
j. Cushman's Friday night and husked
about $50 bushels OF corn and ut the close
refreshments were served.
T,v an order from the postofilcc DEPART
rInnt at Washington. to take effect Oc-
tnl,cr ~ the time of leaving this post
office by the cerricr on No. r. T. D.
route has been changed from 1915 p. m.
lack tn tho old time of $50 a. m. The
change in time made about n year ago
in order that the New York mail arriving
here at il 80 "A. m. might hc taken has
proved . failure. ON account Of the irreg-
uiaritv If the trains arrival. The chang
will will bc Welcomed it H. thought by
rrost of the patrons OH the route as un-
der the present time mail collections ar
rive too late to he despatched to near
hy points. cntailing delay of "A hours
at least, The Free Press subscribers VIII
bn especially pleased at the new order
as und"r tn" present schedule the great
majority Of them do rot receive thnir
pArcr until quite late in tho Afternoon.
while under the n"W schedule most Ut
them viii receive the paper so t.s to read
It during the noon hour
At "A recent meeting of tho Nergennes
Choral Union the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President
the Rev. NJ. l.. Woosey: wee president
Prof. - G. Rodgers: secretary, Miss
Adclia Ingham: treasurer. l.. y. Ingalls
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SHOREHAM.

IN. Howard was in Burlington to at
tend the State medical meeting. Mrs
Howard accompanied him.-Mrs. Zenas
Baldwin is III burlington at the hospital
Mrs. W. y. Platt is attending the
State medical meeting at Burlington
Tie fair for the benefi, of st. t,encyleve
was well attended.--Mr. and Mrs. f.. T..
The Rev. r. a. Carlson and the Rev.
w. w. Smith of Weybrdgc will exchange
services next Sunday.--lra Harrington OF
1iconderoga has moved 20 j. c. Moore $
tenant house and entered his employ
Frank Aunchman has harvested from
three squash seeds 3ls pounds of fruit.
IS in number, the largest weighing q
pounds.--Mrs. W. q. LaraDce attended
the Baptist convention in Wcstport, N.
". last week.-Mrs.. Y. 4. Carlson enter
tained the Moravan club Tuesday after
noon.--Carlon Saunders is in Brandon
with his son. Amos. who is ill.--Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Burgc returned from car
riage drive tn the State Christian En-
deavor convention Monday evening.-The
Iang Bros. moving pictures were in
Academy hall Tuesday evening and we'll
enjoyed.
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MILTON.


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CRlTTENDEN COUNTY
EAST CHARLOTTE.


H. >. tohua Is '""''i'u 10 We mouse
by illness MISS seaman from hr""kiNh'
y. " is 'he e"'S' Oh Mr ana Mrs. Is! ron
tno.-Waiter l'"rSi"fd Is III iair HaNch
picking apples Tor 'ithfN iowi"y OF smell
burne. -MidshipnHan Rollo G. Palmer. VINO
had his leave oI absence extended in
definitely on account Of diphtheril ut
Annapolis is visiting friends IN Warren.
Ambrose st. George has moved INTO
William Carpenters tenement recently
vacated by +. Durham who removed his
faiuily to Ferrisburgh last Neck.-Tne
Young Peoples Union will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Saturday
evening nt the home Of Mss Flora
Clarke As Eurtcn Beers w,s driving
away from IT, :. Forda's barn last Sat
,jrciay his horse became frightened by the
breaking of the bit ana ran IS Gar as
the turn IN the road near Beech Beers $
house. where il was stonpcd hv u ,o,Iulc
of men. The horse was a ro,r-
yoar-uId coli and bat recently taken
from the pasture. Mr.. beers saved himself
tv iunuinr from tho varrn .rh. dam.
nr. w,s sl,rbt r. J. ,,.crs 10 b,vin,
=, ,r.,r,r,. h,i,, ,,borlos Viu;,r., tro,,,
rorr,eiur,b with - fo,co or ,.,r.,.,r. ,s
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o. E. 8. MEETS IN STOWE.


Stowe. Oct. lS-The annual meeting ct
the sixth district. q. j.. s., was held
with Sickle Chapter. No. 81. in Masonic
tall In Stowe to-day. There were about
100 present and the following chapters
werc represented: Crystal. Wolcott; Coral.
Morrisville; Riverside, IIardwick; Sickle.
stowe; Mansfield. Jeffersonville: Queen
Esther. Waterbury. and Fairfax.
The meeting was opened by Sickle
Chapter and the grand officers were re-
ccived with grand hsnors. A banquet was
served bv the member. of Mystic Lodge,
E. & A. NJ. DuIing the uftcrnoo,: sessioil
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HANCOCK.

quite pleasant party met with Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Jones last Friday even
inI and gave them II little reception
There were friends from Bethel, Rochcs-
ter and Granville. present. Cake and
coffee was served and all enjoyed a nice
time, leaving behind them a little token
in shape Of Il purse OF moncy.-Thc
ladies of the Olive Branch will meet
with Mrs Elias Claflin October -. Wed.
rcsday..-Mr and Mrs. e. T.. ClaGln from
Bethel called ON friends in town last
Friday and Saturday.-Charlcs Blair has
moved into her home lately owned by
w l.. Robinson.
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Riverside Chapter demonstrated busi-
hess meeting of the chapter.
Tho ritual work was cXcmplincd by
Coral chapter and work reviewed by the
grand lecturer The meeting was closed
by Sickle Chapter.
The following officers were present:
Mrs. Willis Griswold. Springfield. grand
n'htron Mrs. Lillian Chase. Jefferson
Vl'Ic associate grand ratron. Mrs. I.
IT, Hcwitt. South Royalton. grand
Martha: Mrs r.. NJ. Miller, Newport.
grand lecturer DR.. Edwin A. crush, -.
u. G. r.; Mrs. Eliza r. Sherman. JEFF.
fcrsonvIll.. L. d. @. NJ.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Mary H. Dana has returned to her
home in New Haven after a two weeks
visit her niece. Mrs. C.. II. Lane.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sperry left on TUESDAY Y
for Spokane, WASH, after spending the
summer in town at the home OF her son.
John f. Sperry. Mrs. Sperry has two
sons on the Pacific coast, Charles in
California and Albert with whom she
makes her home in characterization
Foote of Crown Point, N. y. is guest
Of his brother, II. A. FoOte.-F. f. Dean
is in New York on a business trip.-A
very quiet home wedding occurred ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Thrall on
Saturday evening. October Z, when Fanny.
their eldest daughter was united in mar
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BRlsToI.


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l"e cr'"'"'S vi vi. "e'u''c' Aorr odHk'
mat went o"' o' eN's'ence seVera' years
ago are oe'hs pa'o 10 80 per cent. on
their depos'ts'-M'ss Ei'a Norton enter
tanned the CLASS OF 'o' H. IL. 81 at ncr
nome on East street Monday evening"
Mrs. !" W. ba'es' MISS Eu1th brown'
MISS Kate stewart ana MISS DAISY Petti-
bone are the delegates from the baptist
Christian Endeavor tn the Addison county
union of the christian Endeavor at Or
well October 2'-%.-Captain William Lin
con OF Boston is IN town for a brief stay.
h, sntltt .,.t n ,,l -
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CORNWALL.

There will be a harvort social and
supper for the benefit of the Baptist
Churc., at West CORNWALL Friday even
ing. October 20. at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. :. Keelcr An elaborate pro
gramme has been arranged and an or
cnestra of three pieces will furnish
musical entertainment
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ORWELL.

The Rev. b. Swift preached in Shore
ham Sunday last.-Mr. and Mrs. r. $.
Hall had IA son born last Sunday morn
inc.-S II. Conlcv is improving every
day and hopes arc had of his full re-
ocvcry. The Rev. Carlton of Shcrehar,
preached at the congregational Church
last Sunday mcrning.--C. l.. stay. the un-
dcrtaker. has been ~ New York for som,
weeks. wh.rc he graduated from tho
college of emil talming. Mrs. r. Swift
sang at Bethel last week on Wednesday
evening Miss Flora lIough and Miss
Anna Branch represented the Fortnight
" club 1T tn" Womcn's clubs held al
] l,arrc. There are two more cases Of
d!pthcrll in mild form.-1hc Rev. g.
Swift and ID. l.. Wells were elected dele
gates to tn" state Sunday school con-
vcntion at ST. JOIN shIry this week
-. H. kimball is laying pipe for a new
water supply.
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WEYBRrDGE.

Miss Lucy Harrington has returned ia
Rutland. after spending several weeks
at her home here.--'rhc Christian En-
deavor society held a box social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Wales Fri
day evcnng.-Ihe friends of Adrian
Thompson gave him IA surprise at his
home last Monday evening in honor of
his 2lst birthday.-A dwelling house in
the southeast part of the town, owned
by ]. A. Wright of Middlcbury and oc-
cupicd by James Blair. was DESTROYED bv
fire last Monday morning. Part of tho
contents were savcd.-Thc Rev. Peter
Heller. the new pastor. is expected To
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Church
next Sunday.-The Ladies' Md of the
Congregational society will serve a har-
vest supper at their church parlors ON
Friday evening of this week.-Mrs..
Lewis DrOllet took In the excursion Ia
New York last week.-Cameron Sprgg
and Clyde Fiske have found positions in
Proctor and will leave for their new field
Of labor next week.--Ernest Bostwick has
moved to Brooksville. IIall OF Mid
dlebury College preached at the Motho-
dist Church last Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Tyler returned to Burlington last
Tuesday, after spending several weeks
at their summer home here
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NEW YORK THE CHAMPIONS

tween the New York National League
team and the Philadelphia American
League team came tn an end saturday.
when ,ho New yori won the fourth and
decisive game by u score Of to 0. Tine
Philadelphia team won only olc game.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Erwin Whittier and son, Frank started
Monday for their home in Case. Colorado
Mrs. Whittier will stay with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tart. and other
relatives for n few nonths.-Mr and
Mrs Frank Morrill, OF Middleton. n. ".
arc visiting her uncle's. Eleazar Shattuck.
family. Tho ladies will meet Wednesday
for making cushions for the church.
Walter Young and wife were here pick
ing apples and doing necessary work on
the Hammer place he lid oft ut auc-
ton recently. He will move there in
the near futurc.-The Roy. Mr.. Cray
Will preach again in the East district,
october 2a.
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BRIDPORT.

Sunday October y there VII he proa III
ing service at II a. IN. by the Rev. p. L..
Dow. presiding elder of the Turlngton
district: Sunday school T. M: young peo-
pies meeting. IS p. m; preaching service,
80 D. III. by the Rev. =. l.. Dow; prayer
meeting Thursday 7:3O p. M. subject
"Favorite Texts and Their Lessons
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GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Sargent and chill
drcn OF Eraintrce were the guests of G..
r. Ba:!cy the first of last wcck.-Mr
AMI Mrs. Levi Boycc and three children
Of Duxbury and MIR. and Mrs. Mason
Boyce AID two children of East Cornth
came Sunday to visit Erwin RaGley and
wife. Mason and Levi Boycc are
brothers of Mrs. BaElcy.-Mrs. e. &.
Hubbard aud daughter. BESSIE. visited
at Mrs. Earle Beans H. Rochester last
week. MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Morgan
Of Salisbury wcrc 1T Neron Woods last
week Thursday and Friday. They also
visited Mrs. Morgan's grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Sawyer.--Gcorge Sargent has
been visiting i'll 1.udlow.-Mrs. II. {.
Hubbard was in Rochester three days
last week to assist in caring for her
hrother-n- law. Herman Boutcllc.--fI.
Guy Fletcher was at c. c. Hubbard s
reccnt1V
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visited Mrs. Fred Backus in brandon
several days last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Casey and son, Nathan, are the
guests of Mr.. Casey's mother, Mrs. G.
NJ. Cascy.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good
rich have gone to Fair Haven to live
MIR. and Mrs. V. c. Kelsey ana Mrs. T..
W. Baker went on the excursion ia
Montpelier last wcck.-Nliss Clara Ketch-
am visited her brother In Brandon last
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riagc to owen Peck of Taunton, Mass.
Miss Anna Thrall. sister or the bride
wis maid OF honor and Ralph Peck of
West Cornwall. brother Of the groom
acted rs best man. The Rev. S. a. Bar
num- pastor of the congregational
Church. ofiicated Only the immediate
families OF the contracting parties were
present.