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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Harry Brown and Merton Warren start
ed Tuesday for Joncsvillc. where they arc
to pursue a course in biography. Friday
evening very pleasant reception was
given the young men at the home of Mr..
and Mrs r. II. Warren. The band. OF
which both young men arc members. rem
dcrcd several selections. The evening
was very pleasantly passed and dainty
refreshments were scrved.-Mrs. Linda
Foss, tho venerable mother of f. f.. .coss,
died at the home of her son Saturday.
Mrs Foss had been in feeble health for
some time. The funeral was held Mon
iday afternoon ut the Methodist Church.
1.-THE Rov. j. 4. Dixon ohciatng.-Chil-
Grons day was very appropriately oh
served at the Congregational Church
sunday morning by "A concert 10y tho chill
idrcn The exercises consisted Of recital
tons and songs by tho little folks ana
We're enjoyed by all present. One pleas
ing feature was a beautiful solo. render
ed in "A very acceptable manner by NJ.
T.. Foster. After tho exercises the pas
tor baptized four children and then gave
"A short tall, to tho children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraser are re-
ccvinS CONGRATULATIONS from their many
friends over the arrival of n daughter in
their homc.-Nrs. George Stevenson is in
ST Johnsb,ry where she is being treated
| for II serious throat dfiiculty.-MrS
Mabel Noble and daughter Frcda have
been visiting for several days ut the
home OF \. O. Titus.--Thc Rev. James s.
| Clark returned Saturday evening from Il
vacation trip Of about two weeks spent
at tho home of his parents in Hrattlcboro
Sunday evening he gave report Of tn"
convention which he attended in Brattlc-
horo week ago.-Mr. and Mrs Carl
Warren and daughter have gone to Han
over. y. H.. where Mrs. Warren and
daughter will visit for several weeks
Friday evening the annual brthdu y
gathering was observed at the Baptist
| Church. a programme was given after
which ice cream ard cake was served
| r.. X. Fletcher has moved his office in
| the Marshall block into an Office building
near his cutting plant SUNDAY MORNING
at the Methodist Church Presiding Elder
Lewis conducted the services. In the
cvcning Il concert was held on the lawn
| in front Of the church after which ser
vices were held in the church.
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FAIRFAX.

The funeral of Mrs. Truman Fills VAS
hold at the home of Eli Kirby June -.
The burial was at Bingvlle Mrs. Grant
of Swanton visited her sister. Mrs. Cyrus
Ieoch juno 2l.-Mrs Pcrlcy Hcwey
snraircl his ankle the eith and is unable
to ster on her foot. Mrs. James Rugglcs
and Miss Mahle orion spent Jurc % with
fr.nds in 81. Aihans.--Niss G. C. HUNT
is visiting Mrs. George r. HYDE OF
bakers isld - Louis a, repatic Of Enos-
hurgh is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Depatic.-Mrs James isuesl"s
was taken sudd My III June q with
heart trouble and is confined to her bed
--rhe Fairfax creamery pay June ~,
cents for standard milk Juno Campbell
and family of Hardwicl arrived in his
automobile at his sisters. Mrs + NJ.
Strait. June o. for "A short Nlsit,-R. I.
Ballard spent the 22d in BurlmGton.-The
Rev. :. s. Brigham was in EssrN Juhe
90 On husiness.-Mrs. George Sa'fofd ana
the Rev. A. +. Cfford were delegates 10
Newport, to tho state Baptist missionary
mcctinw.-Mr and Mrs. John kcndIick
and family arrived from Providence Il.
l., SATURDAY June "A TO sperd the snm'ncr'
Mrs William, Orton OF Washington. d.
q arrived in town June % and will
sncnd tho summer with Mr.. Orton's par
crts Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Orton. Henry
Hor,bron Of Boston is visiting his uncle,
,Coutiuucd ON Third PaEeJ
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pouliot went to
Montreal on tho cxcursion.-Deerfoot
creamery paid its patrons for the month
Tor. $I12 per hundred for four per cent.
milk-Mr and Mrs. Ransom Beers have
closed their house and gone to their cot
tagc at >Thompson's point for the sum-
m"r. -fIerman Spear of Potsdam. n. y,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Chester Smith.
Daniel Stacy. who has been staying in
Springfield, Mass. since last April. has
returned home-A young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Solon Robinson had one arm badly
broken by being kicked by a horse that
was feeding by tho roadside FREDERICK
Carpenter. who has been at work in East
Attleboro. Mass, since the first of last
December is expected home next week
Mrs William Emo and daughter. Miss
Gertrude Emo. of New Haven are visiting
relatives in town.-'Those pupils in school
| No. II. taught by Miss Ella Smith, hav-
| ink no absent or tariy marks were Jean
Edward and Edith Steady aud Della and
George Bessett There was only enc
tardy mark recorded during the term
although there were % names enrolled
Harry O'Ncill left Saturday morning for
lMontreal.-Mrs. DIR. Varney returycd from
Saratoga. n. Y. Wednesday evening ac-
lcompaniod by her grandson. Henry Put
nam, who has been in Saratoga year
attending school. and her daughter. Miss
May Narney from New Orleans.
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JERICHO CENTER.

r. s. Ransom and family. f.. s. Ransom
and family, Miss T.. NJ Mcklc. Miss e.
H. Church. T.. u. McGinnis and wife,
Charles Meay and wife and T.. Il. Jor-
dan and family spent a few days at NAL
let's bay the past week. also y. S. Storr
and family and T.. G. McGinnis and fam
| ily.-A &. Hathorne and men from Bur-
| linCton are here stating the roof of the
new parsonagc.-I. II. StockwIll has
| finished his work with j. a. l-eary as
operator at the Ice River separator sta
ton. and Il Mr.. Ladue of Richmond is
to take his place July l.-FIcnry Ballard
and family have moved back to Jericho
Center from Hurlington.-Henry Peasc Of
| West Bolton who has been working for
! T. l.. l;ostwick the last few weeks, went
| home Monday. sick with appendicitis.
An operation was performed ut his home
Wednesday afternoon by Drs. Wheeler OF
Burlington and Napkins Of this place
| The arrangements for tho Fourth Of
July celebration. to he held here are
about completed. and. with good weather.
success and n good time Is assured. Tho
day will open with the usual salutes Mt
sunrise. In tho forenoon will occur the
parade Of antiques and horriblcs. floats.
also. there viii he races, sports
with band concerts in tho park. etc. At
noon tho ladies will serve a dinner Mt
| the parish house. In the afternoon will
| occur the formal exercises in the park,
II the weather is favorable. otherwise in
the village hall. In the evening there
will he a laughable farce presented by
the ladies of the community. entitled Mrs
lTubb's Telegram together with flag drills
inhleaux, etc, and music by the West
| ford C0rnct land
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CHARLOTTE.

Carolyn Williams is home from Boston.
Mass, for vacation. and Mrs. Charles
w. Cook Of Torrington, Conn, have been
visiting friends in town.-Phoehe Hors-
ford is home for vacation from Williams
town-Mss Sarah Martin Of Burlington
is visiting Miss Bouton.--The scrub nine
beat the champions last Saturday by n
score of Ii 10 12--The Juniors played a
ball game with the East Charlotte club
Saturday winning by II to 0-The ladies
will meet to sew with Mrs. w. II. Nc
Neil Thursday aftcrnOon.-Thomas {. Hill
and sons lost "A valuable team horse re-
Gently, resulting from "A kick by another
horse Sunday night and Monday fore
noon gave us a heavy rain. Many pieces
of corn and sowcd grain on low lands are
injured by too mach water. cut worms
and crows have worked havoc with corn
fields.--J Richard Dean recently grad
uated from Vergennes high school and ID
home for tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ross and son of
Freeport, l.. l.. are occupying the VIII
bur Field cottage at Cedar Beach for the
summer-A fine large doc was seen in r.
X. Conversc's orchard last Monday.-Wil-
bur Field has moved into his sumner
home on Fields island.-Mrs. George +
Simpson and Mrs. +. Is. Converse are
visiting the Misses Helen and Julia Con
,.oreo n, RurljnutOu
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native land and tire war nov In progress
Illustrated by stereopticon views at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next saturday
evening. July I. A social hour will follow
and light refreshments will be servcd-
Misses Nellie and Lily Clinton have gone
IN Lake PLACID, n. y. where they Will
spend the sunmcr.--Mrs -. -. 1arker
returned I" her homo in Richmond Mon.
'iHv evening. Her little daughter AIJer.
'ine Will remain few days with her
grandmother. Mrs. Rarkin.-Prof. f. s.
Nbhott is spending n few days at Camp
Mnrtin-Rhth. tho little daughter Of Mr.,
ana Mrs. l. e. iIolcomhe, was haptized
nj tho chiIdrcns day service at the Con.
rrorational Church Sunday morning
/ch Wagner spent Sunday with mis- broth.
or. james. in Swanton.-H. A. Brush at.
tended tho funeral Of his brother in law,
Newell Clark. in tndernil last week.
Mrs u. G. Sanborn IF Springfield. Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Lyon -
Miss Ellen Wagner has finished her
school at West Berkshire and is homs
Tor the summer vacation.-hIiss Louise
Mossey. who has been working in Brook.
iNn' Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mossoy. There will he a game or
base ball between the Essex junction
nine and the Milton high school nine
Thursday.-J. n. Narcotic. the night
operator at the station. spent Sunday al
his home in Montrcal-Nliss Elmira Den.
no, who has been in Brandon. was hon,a
over Sunday before going tn position
in Burlington.-Mrs. -. J. Stevens and
children went to join Mr.. Stevens Monday
at their now home in Groton.
Bradford -Optician will be at thu
Hub cash store Friday, June 90,
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ADDISON.

The schools are all closed for the sum
mor vacations and the teachers have gone
to their home. The commonly WAS great =
~ shocked on Monday to learn of tho
sudden death of Charles Il. smith II.
was feeling as we'll ms usual. went to
Middl"hury on Sunday ana Monday morn
ing did his usual work. He was taken
with a poor spell with his heart about ~
o clock and died before medical aid could
reach him. He was a man about i3 years
of age ana had always lived in this town.
His mother and brother were both found
dead in bed. heart trouble being the
cause. He leaves wife and one daughter.
who is married and ono son. Il younc:
boy who lives at homo. The funeral will
h" on Thursday ut his late home-MisS
Flora Sticklos of Jackson. Michigan is
in town the guest of her brother and
family Mrs Nellie (Mincr) Brown and
daughter were in town recently, calling on
old friends and acquaintanccs. She will
h" remembered rs II former resident here
in her Cirlhood. H. NOonan of
Buffalo has been spending a few days at
his old homo.--Mrs. Hanna of Texas has
been tho guest of her broi her. julie Clark,
for Il time and has now gone to fcr son y
in Hurlnct on.-Mrs. Myron Saith is con
fined to the house with hay fcvcr.-liclen
Smith is at her brothers. j. !. Clark's.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
GEORGIA.

Mrs A. G. Austin returned on Saeoss
day from Massachusetts. where she has
been for medical treatment-The Ep.
worth League held an ice cream So
cial at the home of Elmer Thomas on
W dnesday evening. June S.-Mr. Ed
ward Clark of st. Louis. Mo, is visiting
his brother. the Rev. C. w. Clark. Mr.
Clark was n native Of this town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds have returned from
Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. George Decker of Spring
field are tho guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs William Decker-Mr. and Mrs.
James y. Dunton were the guests OF
Mrs Duntons niece. Mrs. Willard San
derson, Friday June o3.-Mrs. Martha
Fuller is in Bakersfield caring for Mrs.
Frank Page. who is ill.-Miss Rhoda
Hamln returned sunday from n few
days visit with her sister and niece at
West Milton.
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MILTON.

Dr. l.. &. Holrombe left Monday even
inf- for Portland. Ore. to attend the s's-
sion of the American Medical assoola-
ton. He was accompanied as tar as tll-
caro- by his father. cyrus Hole ombe. and
,ounccst son, Master Brainord Hc'comh'
who will remain With the Rev. and MIS-
q. Il. deuel. of Evanston, Ill, until his
return. The return trip from Portland
Will he by way of San Frarcisc" Los
Angeles. Salt Lake City. Denver ana
Omaha. The Marty will he away from
home about "A mon.h.-Mrs. Ophclia Ladd
Of burlington is visiting Mrs. {. !. san
dcrson Harrison Jackson and pr, Baker
spent several days of last week IN Mont
peli"r consulting DIR. Butler In regard -
Mr.. Jlckson's "yes.-Nclaru ka*hsiki
a graduate of chinzo college of NagI-
saii. Jaran, now IL student OF Boston
University, will Iivc Il lecture IN his
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Nancy NJ. Caswell passed away
Thursday at 1890 after long and pain
full illness of consumption aged &c years.
10 months am l3 days. Although great
sufferer she bore her suffering tn the last
with Christian fortitu!e and endurance
rcsigning herself to Gods will. The iu-
neral was held from the residence of
c. j. Smith Sunday at eleven o'clock, inc
Rev. NJ. II. France of Hincsburgh
officatc.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sherman met at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. T.. &.
Place Wednesday the 23d. for family
gathering. Those present were: Mr. ana
Mrs Rufus Placesof Waterbury, brother
of Mrs. Sherman. David Sherman, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sherman ana children,
Arthur and Maud. Mr.. and Mrs. w, r.
Martin. Mr. Edward Obor. a cousin from
Rutland. After partaking of a bountiful
lrepast furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Place
la short time was spent in social chat
Childrcn's day was observed at the
Union Church Sunday evening with a
large congregation in attendance. zach
one did the part assigned in very credit
able manner. The church was prettily
decorated and altogether the evening
passed of as success.-B. Il. Morrill,
and wife. J. q. Sweet and wife went to
Thompson's Point Monday for week
outing.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Retta Ellis of New York and Mrs.
c. b. Gorton Of Mcdford Mass. were
called here Saturday by the illness of
their mother Mrs. Casandria Ellis.-Dr.
MAYNARD of burlington was here Thurs
day in consultation with DR.. Fhlby for
Mrs. Casandria Ellis who Is seriously i'll.
A trained nurse from Burlington Ia car
inc for hcr,--Miss Alma Carpenter has
gone to Saratoga. where she has IA posi-
tion in "A summer hotcl.-Ralph Miles Is
home for the summer vacation from his
school at Saxtons River.
Mrs. Casnndria Ellis, who has been
very III with spinal trouble. is reported
as improving slowly.-Milo Taft is able
10 he on the street again,-Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Cady are visiting friends In Rox-
bury and other towns this wcck.-Mrs.
II. l.. strong is i'll with asthma Mrs. J.
lC. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nor
ton and little son went to Randoplh
Tuesday to spend week with his par
ents before going to their home in New
York.-W. r. Chaplin and daughter
Sara OF Essex are the guests OF his
brother In law. John Andrews-Mr. and
Mrs. Noble Charles went to Waitsheld
the last OF the week where they expect
employment.
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JERICHO.

Tho exercises FOR the close Of schoo
were held at the hall by the schools nj
the town with n full attcndancc.-M ana
Mrs Charles jackson and daughter. Mar
ion, were calling in tho village Friday
The ladies were much pleased to see Miss
Alice Kinney among them, she not hav
ing been able to he out since last fall
Mr.. Rand has returned after a few days
absence.
Mrs. Mary I.owrey OF Pittsburg, Penn,
came Saturday to spend her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Moulton.-Julia
Carroll has finished her work In Burling
ton and is ut her fathers J. Carroll's.-
Miss Madge Rood will go to Lincoln this
week to SEQ her sister. Mrs. WhitreN.
who will return with her in a few days.
Mrs. c. {. Remission is doing drcssmak
ing and plain sewing.
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LINCOLN.

The next meeting of the w. c. r. T.
will he held in the library July at two
y. m.-Childrcn's day exercises were in
tcrcsting and well ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !. A.
colby is visiting at l.. 4. Bakcr's in New
Ilavcn.-Schools in town closed last Fri
daN.-Mrs. Slwin Shono was brought
before Justice &. T.. iiristol charged
with whipping and cruelty treating her
eight year old sister. She WAS found
guilty and fined one dollar and costs
The family left town ruesday.-C. A.
Kinslcy has been in Burlington to con-
suit n specialist. Ills condition is such
rs TO causc his friends much anxiety
Mrs. Edgar Narney is somewhat improv-
"d.-Mr. and Mrs. Carter Knowles Of
Now Haven were ut Edgar Earncy's
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan
were n Warren over Sunday..-Miss Incz
TaNlor of Rutland is visiting friends here
and taking orders for monumental work.
Mrs. 5. n. Atkins and her mother
Mrs. Ferguson. who are in very poor
health, have not been rs well the pas,
week.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The town han was filled to overlooking
Wednesday evening for the graduating
exercises of the South Burlington gram
mar school. taught by Miss Nellie keat-
ing. The programme consisting of ora
tons, dcclamatons, vocal and instrument
tai music, moritcd tho hearty applause
which it received. The graduates are
Arthur Carlson, Joseph Myers, Lena Pei
land. Mae Ryan Alice Smith and Harry
Johnson. Addresses were made by Jay
Spicer and Daniel O'Brien. Ice cream
and cake were served after which Wild
er's orchestra furnished music for dane
ing. About 81 were realized for the
library fund.
The district schools closed Friday, June
q. for the summer vacation.
Road Commissioner White is doing some
excellent work on the highways.
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WINoosK1.

The plant and water works system
which the village voted TO purchase
from the Winooski Aducduct company
AT a special village meeting held las
March will become the property of tina
village not later than Saturday even-
ing If the present plans are carried
out. President Bailey Of the village
and tn" water commissioners have se-
cured the rooms in the Winooski block
over tho Nipucttc store for an office,
The now system will be known as thu
Winooski Village Water Works. Chas,
u. Flint has been appointed superin.
tend"nt of tho department. The work.
Of sinking the artosian well at the Gil
Brook pond is progressing favorably,
j. +. Hoadlcy, the engineer in charge
OF the work. stated last evening that
tho drills had sunk to depth Of 2sj
feet. The water thus far reaches "a
within 100 feet Of the top OF the we'll,
and is Of a good quality.
William Desablon and Miss Eliza
beth Morrisseau were united in mar
riaEe at St Stephens Church Tuesday
afternoon by the Rev. James r. Rand.
The ceremony was witnessed by 4
large number of friends and relatives
Of the contracting parties. Frank
Gadue, brothern law Of the bride.
and Fred Desablon, brother of the
groom. attended tho young people. In
the evening reception was held at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Gadue on Main street. where congrat-
ulations were extended and refresh
mcnts served. The bride was the re-
cipient of a large number Of beautiful
presents. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Desablon will make their
home at 22ia Main street.
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sHELBURNE.

Mrs. ]. V. S. Mack. who has been in
California for the past two years. is homo
for the summer.
Miss Mary Tracy is home from Johnson
where abe has taught in the Normal
school the past two years.
James Patterson. the oldest male resi-
dent of Sheburne. died at his home In
East Shelhurnc Sunday of apoplcNy, al
the advanced age Of s. years. He is sur
vived by an aged widow and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Julictte Crane of Rochester
n. Y Mrs. c. Ames of burlington and
Mrs. Charles Warren of Wtllston. Tho
funeral services were held fiom his
late residence Wednesday afternoon al
two o'clock. The Rev. w. +. Weeks
nff,ciatei. The burial was in the
village cemetery.
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WEsTFORD.

Edward l.. Allen OF burlington spent a
few days ut John Aliens last week.-A
large party OF young people went to
Mallets bay saturday for ricnic.-Chil-
drens day was observed Sunday in the
Baptist Church.--The Ladies Social circle
will give an entertainment in the town
hall on the evening Of July 3. One of the
features Of the entertainment will he a
Japanese wedding. Aprons will be on
sale and cake and ice cream will bc
Iserved.--Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hill and
MIR and Mrs. Ellsworth were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macomber over
Sunday.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

The Rev !. r. kellogg celebrated his
Sist birthday on Friday at the home OF
his granddaughter Mrs. Hazard. MIR.
Kellogg has been a preacher in the Bap-
list Church for so years and during this
time has married 800 couples. preached ut
over 40 funerals and preached about 1000
scrmons.--John Seguin tainted while at
supper one Of the hot days last week. A
doctor was called who relieved him but
he was confined to the house for few
days.--Gaylord Baldwin was elected SUI
permit endent of the Baptist Sunday school
last Sunday
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WILLISTON

The village school primary department
closed last Friday. S. Mabel Cowlbeck.
teacher. Those in full attendance and
without absent marks were Hcrtha Bonn
bard, Lester Johnson. Anna Pcasc. How
ard Walston and Juna Walston. Anna
Ponse and Lester Johnston were the only
pupils, who mad no marks against their
names during the term. The total num-
bor of pupils was 20.-Dr. a. l.. Bingham
and Frank TalcOtt started Thursday nigh,
for California.-rhe Onaway club will
meet with MIR. and Mrs. c. d. Warren
next week,
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WEST BOLTON.

Children's day was observed at the
Baptist Church last Sunday. The church
was very prettily trimmed AMI tho chill
drcn took their parts credtably.-Mr.
Wendell Hckic Of West Burke was A
visitor ut g. A. Peases over Sunday
Gilbert Paradce Of Jericho is finishing the
stceple on the Methodist church. Henry
Pease is i'll with an attack of appended
ts.-AIrs. a. n. Tonlinson went to Wor-
cester. Mass. last Tuesday to visit her
daughtcr.-E. r. and w. II. Davis visit-
cd relatives in Essex Junction the first
of the week.
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wILLI&ToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. char.c4 nichols started
on the return trip IL california last
week. Mrs. Christmas II Spending few
days at the farm.-Charlcs Martelie,
Louise and Clarence Christmas went to
Grand Isle Friday tn tho opening of the
hotels. II. Marshall has lost his cow
George Goodrich. daughter. Mrs. Navini
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FOR SALE.--A farm of 1nl acres, smooth,
clean moving, strong black soil. a largo
modern barn, fair house. 200 sugar
trees equipped. abundance OF wood. 30
NJ. soft timber. fine running spring
water. nice orchard. main road. II. f..
H. and telephone. l. young cows, mower
and rake, with all this years crop of
hay in tho barn. Possession October l..
Price for all 81 500. 5000 cash. balance 800
per wear. 500 now secures this trade.
Location three miles from tho beautiful
village of Greensboro and Caspian lake.
VI. Tho J. +. Hunt Real Estate Agency,
Essex junction. VT. 4S,tf
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
MILTON BoRo.

Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Dean and Miss
Lillian Bean. Mr.. and Mrs a. Il. Wood
attended commencement in Burlington.
Mrs p. s. Martin is visiting Mrs. G..
l.. Sanderson.-Mr and Mrs. Roy Howard
attended the dance at NJ. G. Bcvins s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Fay went TO Mont
pelicr Junction to attend the q. a. Il.
reunion and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fay
have returned to their home in Clare
mont N H.