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Andrews, Parker Beane, Hazel Brew
stcr, Marble Carpenter. Ruric and Dolly
Liberty. Edna, Lena and Doris Miles,
Harry Strong and Bertha Brace.-Mrs.
Cassandria Ellis is i'll.
Mrs. Clark Charles will entertain tho
Ladies' society June % at the NJ. w. A.
hall-Miss Georgia Brewster closed her
third term of school at Hanksville FRI
day. The pupils having no marks against
their names were Anna Thompson. Vera
Bagley and Claude Sisters. Miss Brew
ster treated her pupils to ice cream and
cake Friday afternoon Taft of
Montpelier and Homer Andrews of Ber
lin were guests Of Lyman Hi and Wy
ram Taft the first of the weck.-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Liberty and children visited
friends In Montpelier and Berlin the first
Of the week.-Mrs.. NJ. Madigan and chill
dren Of Burlington are the guests Of his
sister, Mrs. V. r. Sargent.-rhe Misses
Georgia Brewster and Alma Carpenter
attended the graduation exercises at Ran
dolph this week.--E. II. Van Dcusen has
gone to Warren where he has a position
In a mill. He expects to move his family
there soon.- Robert Morton of New York
has been spending the past few days with
his family at the home Of Mrs. Morton
mother Mrs, C1sardria Ellis.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.


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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mary Bailey died Thursday after.
noon June Il at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Silas Hopkins, after an illness ~
several weeks at the age of 70 wears. The
funeral was held ut the house at u O'CLOCK
Saturday morning. the Rev. c. ]. Peter
son officiating. She is survived by two
sisters Mrs j. Whitney of Royalton and
Mrs. Silas Hopkins Of this place.-Mrs.
Frances Stone and dauehter, Josie. Went
Monday To st. Alhans--Niss Susie Rouse.
who has been attending school in Boston
has returned home--rhe Rev. William
Walker attended the annual diocesan con.
vontion held in Woodstock this week -
Mrs. Minnie stevens who was called here
by the illness and death Of her aunt. Miss
Mary bailey. returned to her home in
ST. Adams lucsday-Mr. and Mrs F. L.
Hopkins Of Franklin were in town Satur.
day to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Miss Mary Bailey.
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W1LLIsToN

school in district No. II. Mrs. +. f..
Bliss. teacher. closed Friday, June Is.
Those in full attendance and without an
absent mark we're: Herbert Reynolds,
Sydney Reynolds. Pearl Reynolds. The
greatest number of abscn, MARKS against
any name is 3ia. The total attendance OF
pupils at any one time was 9.-Stanley
Brownel was at the hore of his parents
Friday.-Thc Onaway club meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ta'cOtt next wctk.--Miss
Josephine Foster has decided to not so
West for few weeks.
C. =. Warren was in Burlington Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Tarbox spent
a part of Saturday and Sunday in Starks-
boro with Mrs. Tarboxs parents.-B. T..
keefe is laid up with a boil on the back
Of his nock.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. J. Hewett
entertained guests from Burlington over
Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Cassavant Diller Of Phila-
delpha is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank
CrotO.
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JERICHO CENTER.

T.. II. Stockwoll and wife we're called
tn Watervillc Tuesday by tho dangerous
illness of Mrs Stockwell's mother-Miss
NJ. Meiklc. Miss F. L. Church. and T.. L.
Sanhorn and family go to their cottage
at Maletts Bay Thursday for a weeks
stay-Ficld announcements of the grand
Fourth of July celebration at this place
Will he published next wcek-P $.
Tcnlins"n has rented the w. +. Martin
mouse in this village to take possession
July l.-Oi. G. and G. G. Bickrell have be.
gun extensive repairs the interior Of
their harns.-1.auncclot Giffin, the eldest
son or the Rev j. H. Coffin is nome UNI
I'll July j. at which time he goes to ths
White MOUNTAINS for a summer engage
| nent.-The village school close the sum-
mer term Friday with graduation eyer.
cses ut Jericho villa ge-Mrs. Wealthy
Hubbard Of Rochester, VI, is visiting her
brothers. Robert and William Field and
sister, Mrs. l. C. Nealv.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. May o. Essex junction were guest,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Carpenter Friday
of last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Placs
of Waterbury visited Mr.. and Mrs. ],
NJ. Carpenter u few days last week
Mrs. r. p. McGnnis is visiting her
daughter. Miss Mabe Eeers. in Water.
ircn's day Mt tho First Church. The
church was beautifully decorated with a
profusion of evergreen. wild and cut
flowers, ferns etc. An evergreen arch was
erected at the back of the platform, from
which was suspended the words ir. large
gilt letters "Children's Day" The work.
gave manifest evidence in all it's part q
much kindly interest by willing hearts
and dextrous hands. Tho children with
some of the older scholars did their
| part we'll throughout. The singing was
| excellent. Two infants were bap>izcd.
Tho pastor gave brief nddrcE a
| special offering was taken in behalf 81
the Sunday school and Publishing society,
| Next Sunday the pastor the Rev. Ira w.
Coffin. will take as his subject "Conven.
| ton Notes" or. oar Mutual Prother.
hood" Quarterly review in Sunday
school Evening meeting 7:l5. y. F. S. c,
L. Adult meeting 8 o'clock.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. Walsh, tho evangelist, who held
meetings here in the winter. spent Fri
day night in this vllage.-Mr. Tomlin and
daughter. Grace. went Saturday to Grand
Isle, where he delivered the address sun
day at the commencement exercises
ChiliNcn's day was observed at the
churchN Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. PcrriCo have been
visiting in the north part Of tho State
Mrs. Grow, who has been stopping with
her sister. Mrs. Lane. returned to nor
home in Wcstford aturday.-Children's
day was observed in both churches by
concerts morning and evening Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. y. g. Nay went Monday
to Ithaca n. y. to attend the gradual
ing exercises, where their son. George,
will grsduate.-rhe Woodmen held scrv-
ices in the school house hall Sunday.
Sadie Booth is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. Small. a few days.-William Blod-
gett will move from tnderhill into the
tenement near and owned by +. II.
Howe.-Lena Nichols went to her home
in Fairfax Friday and will not return
before Wedncsday.-Mr Como has bought
Of Mrs. Townsend the place near his
harness shop where he now lives; con-
sideraton, $50.
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CHI7TEADEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Inc commencement of the Essex Juno
tion high school took place in the Con-
gregational Church Thursday night which
was effectively decorated for the coca
sion. Over the platform appeared tina
graduates motto, "F.sse guam Videri''
in the class colors OF gold and blue. TO n
march played by five members OF Water
mans orchestra of burlington the seven
members of the class of 100, preceded hv
their marshal Miss Anna Fletcher of tho
class of 1906 passed slowly up the middle
aisle to seats on the platform. The invo-
cation was offered by the Rev. Evan
Thomas, pastor of the church and tho
programme opened with music by the or
chestra. The essays and oratons showed
careful preparation and were all well de-
lvorcd according to the programme print
ed yesterday The diplomas were present
ed by Principal c. d. Howe.
The reception given in Music hall Fri
day evening by the senior class was at
tended by IL large number and was an en-
joyable affair. The guests were present
ed to the members of the graduating class
by Principal C. ID. Howe. A recitation
was well given by Frank Ingersoll and
n programme of music was furnished by
OF burlington who also played for dane
ing later. Fruit punch and small cakes
were served in the hail. Miss Anna
Fletcher and William johnson presided
at the table. At about midnight the COM
pany went to the dining hall where ice
cream and cake were served. The recep-
tior closed the programme OF commence G.
mcnt week.
II. NJ. and J. II. Whitcomb Saturday
sold to Irving N. Chase of Brandon
their pacing Alexander horse, Ginger, n
full brother of Darrell, who has "a record
OF 2O2 "a. Ginger is five years old and
has lately developed great speed with
the little work given him. having made
full mile in 2:0s Mr.. Chase is to
have him in training at his farm, Fair
View. in Brandon.
A beautiful June wedding took place n,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Johnson last evening when their daugh.
ter, Alice Blanche Johnson. was married
to Ralph Hale Stevens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace c. Stevens, formerly OF this
place now OF burlington. Tho ceremony
was at 1880 o'clock and was performed
in the presence OF the members OF bott
| families and a few immediate friends, the
officiating clergyman being the Rev. Evar
Thomas. pastor of the Congregations
Church Of this village of which both OF
! the young people are members. Chester
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Jcwett Of North FerrisburGh is
keeping house for Mrs. Fred Wilson.
who has gone to Chester to visit her ia
ther.-The Misses Mcneil are at home for
their summer vacation.-The Rev. s. q. r.
Cote. French missionary will speak in
the Baptist Church next Sunday after
noon and evcning.-The Kings Daughters
will hold their annual meeting with "a
dinner at the parish house next Saturday.
A very pretty wedding WAS celebrated
AT TIE home Of Lucian NJ. Mead Sunday
afternoon when Miss Florence 4. Mead,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mead was unit
cd in marriage to Edward r. Sager. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. I. Buzzcll at four o'clock in the pres
encn Of friends and relatives.
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BOLTON.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Strccter on the l7tn inst.-Miss
Margaret Corvcn closed very successful
term of school in district No. last Fri
day. a picnic with refreshments consist
ing of cake and ice cream was enjoyed
by the pupils and their parents. About
81 peorle were in attendance Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson are rejoicing o"cr tho
birth OF their first child a son, born last
sunday.-Allen Sahins ana littlc son, Cliff
ford. were guests at the home OF c. +.
Sabin last Sunday,
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JERICHO.

Mrs Mary Day Of Massachusetts VISIT
ed Mrs. Packard and Mrs Moulton tiis
wcek-Miss Collins OF Pittsford Mills
niece OF Mrs. Clara Howe is spending
this week with hcr.-Arthur packard
has been visiting in Ferrisbursh.-he-
pairs are being made on the wells mouse
for ]. Bisonettc, who will move there
and will move his hardware business
into the Hutchinson building by the
bridge Folsom IS making extensive
repairs on the hotel. double WINDOW
being put into the dining room and
nice fire place opened and repaired. MI.
Como of burlington is doing the WORK.
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(Continued from f,rst page

here, she has been engaged for another
ycar.-Thc Rev. NJ. W. Hale returned To
Dover Saturtlay.-Mrs. William Bicknell
returned to Bristol Saturday. after spend
ing n few days with the family of her
son. C. II. Bickncll-Mr. and Mrs. George
1.carnerd of WaitsIicld spent part of last
week with Mrs. Lcarncrd's grandmother,
Mrs. George Varney.--Mrs. NJ, lissa Var
ncy of burlington is visiting here
George Barton is with his daughter, Mrs.
Drarer.-Pase Colby has so far recover
cd as to he upon the street and do some
work.-Mary Stcarns remains about tho
same MIR. and Mrs. Stephen Varncy OF
Randolph are visiting friends in town.
The Aid socety Will hold their annual
strawberry tea at their rooms June 81.
All honorary members and husbands OF
active members are invited.
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WINOosKl.

The annual commencement exercises Of
the Winooski high and graded schools
were held Friday night in Corporation
hall and were heard by an audience
which taxed the seating capacity OF the
place. or the graduates in the high
school two of the four were unable to
he present owing to illness. Misses Mos
eley and Kenny The other two were
Miss Lizzie Spafford and William j.
STANLEY. During the exercises Prof. A.
NJ. Jones announced that Mr.. Stanley
was the second young man to graduate
in the history Of the school. the gradu-
ates in nearly every instance being
Young ladies'.
Gilbert Falcon. a former resident OF
Burlington died early Sunday morning
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
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FOR SALE.

BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, IN hustling
town. doing annual business of 1850 to
81 go; pleasant location. good building
with running water, large and complete
outfit up-to-date tools; price $500, one
half cash, balance easy.
FARM 265 acres, level meadow, large
quantity wood and quite an amount saw
timber; ~. mile from village and X. X.
station on C. V. r. r.; large 2-story white
house, large barn. painted buildings good
repair; fruit and sugar orchards; 'inc
running water, house and barn: with $50
tin buckets. 10 choice cows, full assort-
ment farming tools; all for so,9oo, $1,000
cash down, balance easy.
F. II. MCINNIS. Real Estate Agency,
Essex Junction. VT.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. IInsdiI and son,
Mitchell. drove to Waterbury Saturday
afternoon to spend a few days.-Mrs.
James Milham consulted a specialist at
the Mary Fletcher hospital one day last
week.-William Marslisc is spending his
vacation at G. }. Sutton s.-Ccorge Smith
and wife spent Sunday at A. J. Downer's.
MFR. and Mrs. Walter Westcott drove
to Essex Saturday to spend a day or two
with Mrs. Small.-ieorge Ruel and wife
were called to Montpelier last week 10
attend the funeral of c. +. Ruel. father
of George.
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blanchaSd on upper Main street after q
long illMss of consumption Mr.. Falcon
was born In Canada 81 years ago and has
been resident Of Burlington for num-
bcr or years. few weeks ago he came
TO make his home with his daughter. Ha
Is survived by four daughters and q son.
The funeral was held from st. Francis
Xavier Church Tuesday morning at eight
o'clock.
pretty wedding took place Tuesday
morning at st. Francis Xavier Church.
when Miss J. Marguerite, daughter OF
Mrs. John Minahan of West street, was
united In matrimony to William Henry
Riley OF Boston. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. James y. Rand at
eight o'clock in the presence q: "a large
number of friends and relatives. The
wedding marches from Iohengfin and
Mend, lssohn were played by the organist
Mrs. a. NJ Lonergan. The best man was
stephen Cannon and tho bride WAS at
tended by Miss Nellie Minlhan. Il sister
of the bride. Tho bride was bccominsly
at'ircd in n gown of point d'osprit over
taneta and her hair was trimmed with
chiffon and pearl ornaments and she car.
RCD pearl prayer book. The brides
maid wore a creation of cream, silk
wolfe. II white Gainshorourh hat and car.
iitd white carnations. Following the scrv.
ices At the church the bridal Darty re-.
paired to the homo OF the bride on West
street, whore a welding breakfast WAS
served, and congra tulat tons terdered. rhs
bride was the recipient OF n large number
Of handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs
Riley lief. on the room train for Il short
wedding trip to Boston. after which they
will make their home on West street.
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FOR SALE-A farm of 100 acres. smooth,
clean moving, strong black soil. n largo
modern barn, fair house, 200 sugar
trees equipped, abundance of wood. 30
NJ. soft timber. fine running spring
water. nice orchard, main road, r. +.
y. and telephone. II young cows, mower
and rake. with all this years crop of
hay in the barn. Possession October /.
Price for all 81, 500. 5000 cash, balance 500
per year, 800 now secures this trade.
Location three miles from tho beautiful
village of Greensboro and Caspian lake.
VT. The J. j. Hunt Real Estate Agency.
Essex Junction, Vt. 4S.u
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SHELBURNE.

Saturday evening as Miss Pearl Smith
and her brother. Henry. were returning
home from the village, their horse be-
came frightened at an automobile. Miss
Smith :utnped out and srrainod he" ankle
und broke one hone in Der foot. Further
damages were slight
Dr. and Mrs. Stoddard and Matte Stod-
dard returned from Boston Monday even
ing.
Prof. Charles Lee Tracy. Prof. and Mrs.
Theodore Hack of New York city are in
town for the summer.
Mrs. Rushlow has rented her cottage
to ID. u. Talmage of Brooklyn. y. y,
for the summer. They will arrive about
July 1.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Atkins OF Elgin, Illinois, was tho
guest of Mrs. Emma Beals and +. II.
Bcals last week. Miss Marion Collins oe
ST, Adams visited Mrs. G. h. Hyde last
wcek.-Mr and Mrs. Smith of Greensboro
were in town last week to attend the
commencement exercises of Brigham
Academy Among the out OF town MEM
bers Of brigham Academy alumni. who
attended the commencement exercises
were: Mary Nichols. Carroll Leach and
colt. Of Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
CARPENTER. of Richford. +. r. Campbell
Of Mont somery. Grace Coolidge Clara
Burgess of Lowell. Florence Isham OF
Worcester. Mass. Ralph Cutting Of
Swanton. Mary Merrill. Winzola Morey.
Grover Chase. Mande Warren aud kcu-
ben Scule. of East Fairfield. Icon Prindlo
OF Charlotte. Maidie Locke of sheldon.
Cassie jackson Of Watervlle. r. j. Dow
If Fletcher, Mrs. Harold Morev of High
gate, Pearl Patten Of East Fairheld,
Harold Crowell of Highgate, Arthur kir-
ley Of Fairfield Georgia Scott OF t'nos-
buryh Falls Florence Pomcrov Of EAST
Fairfield. Don Gates Of Dartmouth COLI
lcro. Rhctt Gates of Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. q. Heath of HYDE Park and Il.
T. Naromore of Swanton.-Mrs. q. c.
I'arnsworth spent a few DAYS with
friends in Richford last week.
DR. 8 G.. start Of Cambridge was in
towr Soturday.-Mrs. White of Burling-
ton visited her sister. Mrs. II. Y. Wether-
Ell over Sunday.-Frank L. Start Of
(Continucd ON Third Page.)
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RICHMOND.

Josephine Kirby. young lady, was
taken tn the Fanny Allen hospital last
Saturday nEht by DIR. Sealey and an
operation for appendicitis performed
which was very successful. The patient
is doirg finely.-Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols
Of South WallrSford is the guest Of Miss
Mary Hatoh.-Mrs. Frank Taylor of
Rochester. n. v, is the guest of Mrs.
Salmon Grccn.-Tre Rcv. Mr.. Harris OF
HnrsburGh preached at the ConercGa-
tional Cha,ch last Sunday. the Rev. NJ.
Treat being ILL., lie is some better now.
THE Aid Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. S. Green nest FIJI
day afternoon Mrs. T.. H. Mason, Mrs.
\. I. Stevens and son, spent several days
last week in Bratt'ehoro with the fam
lily of Capt i. i. Gleason School in No,
s. Miss Wood, teacher. closed last Friday
with picnic in Mr.. cutters grove
Lightning struck the large elm tree with
in n few feet OF Joseph Martins shop
one day last week. During the electrical
storm last Sunday several close calls
were experienced.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Deering of South Royal
ton are visiting at the home OF George
Palmer-Mrs. Naomi Hildreth. who has
been spending several months in Denver
Colo, returned to her home Saturday
Mrs. Schroyer and little son. Clifford or
Milton were in town recently.-Mr. Young
of Brattlehoro spent Sunday with friends
in town.--Cieorge Fay of Westford is Wis
iting friends this week.-The I.ond-a-
Hand society met with Mrs. Norman
Stockwcil, June 15.-Mrs. Wesley Churcn
was in Burlington last week.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Mrs. Lccla Elliot and children visited
in Salisbury last week.-Mrs.. Joseph
Lafayette and children recently visited
her sisters in Bristol-Mr. ana Mrs Ed
wards of l'rooklyn, n. y. are boarding
with Daniel Halock's family for II few
wccks.-Danicl and Bessie Birdsall are
home from Union Springs school for
their summer vacation.--A son was born
to Mr.. AMI Mrs William Orvis Saturday
the 18th. The wind and rain did consid-
cradle damage here Sunday afternoon.
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FARM FOP SALE-100 acres, I mile to
school, mile to village, miles to II. r.,
s-room house, bar 42xs4. now three years
ago, fine spring water at house ana
barn. will keep % cows and team, 10
cows. yearling. pair horses. pair work
harnesses. single harness. Rood q
briggs wagons. double wagon, l single
sleigh, ] separator, piow, harrows.
slcds, chains. milk cans and pals. now
ing machine. horse rake. VIC carry all
tools on farm, f. +. d. Price 81 500, in
GLIDING stock and tools s2.I23. Easy
terms. J. II. Drew. Hardwick. Zeal
Estate.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Frank A. Hefflon of Hehgate visited
his sister and other relatives in town
over Sunday. He Is S! years old and
nearly blind. He WAS accompanied by
his son. Willard Iioffion. and family from
Montreal i. Q.
During the thunder storm last week
four telephone poles near +. c. lsham 5
were struck by lightning.
james Nathan of HUNTINGTON was in
town Monday.
Miss Eunice Prior is one of tho grad
yates of the Burlington high school.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ellsworth OF
Pleasant Valley are STAYING few Gays
with Mrs. w. A. Hall.-G. NJ. Gordon
was in Montpelier recently on business
Among the recent arrivals in town are
n Girl at c. w. Streeters. a boy at +. w.
Wilson'S and hoy at f. 4. Guycttc's.-
Chidrcr's day was duly observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening. the
house was galy trimmed with cvergreens
and all kinds of flowers were in album
dance. The exercises consisted of rcci-
tatiOns and singing by the children, all
doing their parts well.