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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

There Is to be lawn party Friday
evening, August IS, at Mrs Sarah Pettys
for the benefit of the Rev. Mir. Miller
Mrs. Fitzgerald of burlington is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Kecer.-Mrs
Hill of Winooski. who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hill, returned
home Saturday. and Mrs
Henry Conlin. Misses Margaret Conlin
and Anna Wcch of Winooski were the
guests of Mrs. James Doughertylast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and son. Stanley.
started Monday on carriage drive 10
Swanton and Bedford. i. q. They will
return by the way of Grand Isle county
Clifford Tcrrill Of J'ndorhill was in town
Friday.-Maple Lawn Academy will re-
open Tuesday, September ). for the fall
term.-Thcre is to be a box party at Peter
Martclle's Thursday evening, August Il.
for the benefit of the Catholic Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Essex
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
Saturday and Sunday
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IRAsBURcH.

George Seavey and family FROM
Momens, ILL.,. are visiting friends in town.
The three Misses Clark of Norwood. Nj
Y, are visiting their grandmother Mrs
NJ. G.. Jameron.-The Rev. Joriah PortorI
is taking his vacation in NorthGeIdv
Mass.-tnion services were held in tn,
Methodist Church last Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. W. Keith are visiting friends ii
Franklin county.-Mrs. Jennie Mino&
and children of Springfield. Mass, ard
visiting Mr. aand Mrs. Austin Page
Mrs. Flora Tenncy is spending her vaca-
ton with her sister and family on Lake
Nc mrhremagog.-Afrs. Pike is visiting
friends in Wolcott--Mrs. c. w. Wheeler
is in very poor health.-Plumbers ara
the village water supply
to dwelling houses William Wright isl
visiting his friend. Cutting. in ST. Johns.
bury.-Mrs. Willis and daughter of Gard.
ner, Mass, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Newport are visiting at @. w. Parker's.1
$. D. Holman has returned from hisI
trip to Boston and Lowell, Mass.-|
Charles Locke and family of st. Johns
bury are visiting at w. l.. Locke s.-Buz-|
zcll I.argencssc is very ill.-Mr Witham
Saturday and is suffering with A lame|
back.-Mrs G.. ID. Bailey is spending thal
month with her son. Frank t'nord. and
family at their summer cottage in Green's
bcro,
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Lorraine Bordeaux left Tuesday
for Burlington. where she will visit re-
latvts and friends for r~o weeks-The
Rev. c. p Pierce Of johnson preached ut
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
in exchange with the Rev. C. T. Tnplin
"A. A. Kdder of West Rutland Is in
town for a few weeks the guest of C. r
Lyon Prof. C. Stimets of Jersey City,
N. j.. arrived in town Monday night for
Il few weeks stay with relatives.
Mrs. F. =. Cross OF Swanton is in
town for n few weeks.-A. F. Hamilton.
who has been in town for the past ten
days. left Sunday night for Toriin
Conn.-The Rev. Mr.. Ross OF Montreal.
Que. will preach at st. Johns Episcopal
Church next Sunday afternoon Miss
Myrna Schoocraft of Tilton. N. H.. is
in town for the remainder OF the sum
mer. visiting her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Schoolcraft.
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VERMONT LOCAL news.

Of the American Brake Shoe C Foundry
company. Mr. Carson was formerly chief
clerk III the Office Of tho purchasing agent
of the Central Vermont railway.
One OF the prettiest of this seasons
weddings took place Tuesday evening at
eight when Charles Holman Wosterberg of
fsosellc, N. j., and Miss Marion Lillian
Bedard were married at the home of tho
brides mother Mrs. John A. Bedard of
High street. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Or. G.. Glenn Atkins %
Burlington. Miss Ella c. Bedard, a sister
of the bride, was maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Marion Westcr-
berg of Kosellc, N. j.. sister of the
groom and Miss Jane Orr of Buffalo. N.
Y. The ushers were Arthur A. Tiffany of
Essex Junction and Fred s. Bedard OF
this city. The ceremony took place In
the southwest corner of the parlor, which
was prettily decorated with maiden hair
ferns. hydrangeas and palms and was
witnessed by n large gathering OF rela-
tives and friends The couple stood be-
meath n dainty canopy while the knot was
being tod the bride being given away by
her brother. John Bedard. The bride wore
a white lace robe over white silk and car
ried large bouquet of brides roses. For
ornament, she wore a handsome brooch or
sapphircs and diamonds, the gift Of the
groom. The maid of honor wore green
crepe de chenc over green silk and car
red pink sweet peas. The bridesmaids
wore figured silk muslin over green silk
and carried sweet peas. The groom. at
tended by his best man, William L. Rob-
ertson Of this city. entered the parlor
from the hall. the bride and her attend
ants entering from the sitting room. az
lie Glars orchestra played the inspiring
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march.
From $50 to ten O'Clock a reception was
held, Mr. and Mrs Wcsterberg receiving
the congra tulations of n large number of
friends. Refreshments were served from
the dining room, prettily decorated in
green and pink effects, Coon Of Burling-
ton catering. There was handsome dis
play of beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Westerly left on the 1858 p. m. train for
their wedding trip. They will spend Sep
TENDER on Long island and be at home in
New York in October. The brides going
away gown was a brown cloth suit with
hat to match.
A daughter was born Tuesday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rushlow of
Snelburne. who are the guests of Mrs.
Willard Pierce of Ferris street.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Saphronia Bailey and daughter
Of st. Adams were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I. c. Bishop August 12.-Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Of Washington. Kans.,
are the guests OF MIR. MERITS sister.
Mrs. l. +. Wicox.-Mr. and Mrs. Herr
bert Draper and son of Chicago visit
ed MIR. Diapers aunt. Mrs. 8. r. Wilson.
last Wednesday.-Miss Alice orion has
returned from Swnnton. where she
spent a week with friends.--Cleon Or
tons baby has been quite sick for a
few days.-Quite large party from
the village went to Highgatc Springs
for a few days outing.-The Misses
Lucy and Nellie story of ST. Adams
are spending n few days as the guests
of Miss Ada Currier.-weslcy Warren
has moved to w. A. Ufford's farm and
Wayne Warren has gone to his faith
ers to live.-Mrs. s. II. Phelps left
for Boston August II to spend a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Hewins.-The
north part of the town was visited
saturday evening by a very hard rain
storm. doing quite a good deal of dam
age to the roads and crOps.-Archie
Tabor OF Hardwick Is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loran Tabor.-Mrs. Benjamin Cher
rier is spending few days visiting
friends in Lowcll.-Mr. and Mrs. Jcs-
sic Parsons are spending their vaca-
ton at the lake.---Miss Wrinkles. who
has been staying with her brother. Ed
gar. for some time, returned to her
home in Grand Isle August 14.-Pota-
toes are beginning to rot quite badly
in some parts Of the town. but are not
going to yield much as the weather
has been so wet that they have not
filled. Corn is very late. but II the
frost keeps off there will be quite a
good crop.
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ENOSBUR0H.

There will be a lawn party at the resi-
dence Of Albert Woodward Tuesday
evening, August Is. when ice cream and
cake will he served by the women be-
longing to Tyler Branch grange. Tho
proceeds will go for the benefit of the
grange and it is hoped goodly number
will be prescnt.-Mr. and Mrs AIRY Mil
Ter of Newport are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Daniel Stevens.-Dcacon G. S. Fas-
sett has gone to visit his son. G.. e Fas-
sett. in Beverly. Mass.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Woodward Aug
ust Ga son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Davis August 10.--Mrs. S. H.
Dow is better.
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JOHNSON

Mrs. d. S. Scott spent last Sunday in
Jcffcrsonvillc.-Will Jones from Wor-
ccster. Mass. and family are spending
few days at their parental rcof.--Mrs.
Michael Kinds and two sons are spend
in.; this week at Fairfield David rolomb
spent last Sunday with his children IN
burlington. Charles Clark lost a good
hors. last week with blood poisoning
Miss Jennie Miner has finished her work
at c. +. Jones's and returned to her home
in Cady's Falls.-R 5. Warner and mother
visited friends in Camden, Me. where
Mrs. Warner will remain n fe weeks
Misses Birdie and Gertrude Norway or
Morrisville visited at NJ Hinds's the first
OF the week johnson Lodge. NO So, and
Rathburn Lodge of Morrisvile had Il clam
bake at Lake Eden We inesday. which
was very enjoyable affair
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DERBY.

Mrs. Nickcrson and daughter and little
grandson. who have roen boarding NJ Mr
Curtss in the vest part OF tho town,
have returned to Massachusetts.- Mrs,
Annie Fatcs is somewhat improved in
hcalth.-Mrs Henry Schoocraft is very
sick with heartronble.- Dr. Clark and
family arc spending this week IN Glover
Helen Schoolcraft was called home from
Newport by the serious illness of her
mother She has worked several months
in the dressmakne department in Gil.
mans storc.-Mrs. Carrie (Frost Law.
renee of Yonkcrs. n. y. has spent a weeh
in town, returning homo Wednesday. In
her youthful days she spent ten years
hcre.-Mis. Josiah Grout gave a reception
last Saturday afternoon from three until
six in honor OF her sister, Mrs Lewis
fishee, who. with her daughter. Hattie
are in town. Light refreshments We're
served at five O'Clock and the afternoon
was passed very pleasantly ir renewing
old friendship. Among those present from
abroad were Mrs. Carrie Lawrence and
Mrs. Clark.-Deacon A. j. Alber is quite
out Of health again.-A terrific thunder
storm passed over this Village last sat.
ufday evening. during which the Baptist
Church was struck and sustained great
damage the whole distance from the NICE
new tower to the beautiful new vestry
The society were about to repair the
audience room and feel somewhat dis.
couraGed at the sudden wrecking of what
has already cost them much money
and lahor.-The Baptist and Congroga-
tional people held a union service in tho
Congregational Church last Sunday morn.
ing Ly invitation of the Congregational
were several old residents visiting in
town who wished to attrn.- that church.
After the srower Saturday evening il was
found to he impossible to occupy the
Baptist Church DR.. f.. w. Clark OF
Ercckton, Mass for 10 years a prac;icing
lecture Sunday evening. 1t was union
inceting.-E. A. Allbee. family ana friends
from Springfield. Mass, are camping at
the bluffs or Lake Memphremagog.-
News has been received from Miss Inez
Circuit, who is with her sister. Mary, in
Shcrcham. that she is just alive with no
hope of recovery, the effects OF n cam
Ger. Miss Grout was a recent graduate
Of the u. v. NJ and very successful
teacher since Her loss will be deeply
felt by her many friends hera-AIiss
Clara Bates is in Burlincton.-W N.
IIopknson and family and John. William
and Ella Tavlor went on the excursion
to Owls head last Monday. The gentle
men Of the party asccnded the mountain.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

An association has been formed which
Will be known as the Newport Driving
club. and will conduct the future races at
Mcmphremagog Park. The following Of
hcers We're chosen: BENJAMIN Hinman
president and treasurer. ~. II. Lane. vice.
president; r. c. Blanchard. secretary: r.
j. Prouty and II. q. Blanchard. auditors;
directors, DIR. j. II. Gaines. II. T.. Lane,
Charles Drown and T.. c. blanchard.
Mrs. +. j. Joslyn and daughter have
returned from visit to Old Orchard and
the White mountains.
s. Il. Hitchcock of the custom house is
spending his vacation in Williamstown,
Mass.
DIR. and Mrs Curtis Kent of Barre are
visiting friends in town.
Sunday. August 20 the trainmcn on tho
Connecticut and Passumpsic division of
the Boston & Maine hold an excursion
to Weirs. n. II.
Miss Lucy r. Dane Of Boston. Mass. is
visiting her brother, o. s. Dane.
The Rev. r. c. Flagg occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational Church Sunday.
Miss Annie Robtclle OF Lowell, Mass,
is visiting friends in town,
The severe rain and wind storm OF
Saturday evening carried away the
wharves and landings at knowltons
blum. and uprootcd several pine trees.
r. f.. Goodwin Of Charleston died
suddenly Sunday night Of heart failure.
The funeral services were held at his
residence Tuesday afternoon. Newport
Lodge. +. and \. NJ. No, IS. having
charge Of which lodge the deceased
was men.her He was also a member
OF Malta. No. 10 X. r., also Cleveland
Chapter. No, 90 II. a. NJ.
Mr.. and airs. I. G. Cummings rejoice
on the arrival of u little daughter, born
Monday. August -.
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Thursday for a few weeks travel 4
CaIifornia.-1.ovcl Allen has finishe|
work for ]. e. Allen and will drive stae
for j. M. Patterson for the present.-.l
large party of young people from th(
town have been camping at Elego Pond
occupying the Smith cottagc.-The Misse
Ella and Ethel Patterson gave a recer|
t'on at their home last Monday even
ing IN honor OF their guest, Miss June.
Clydc Anderson has been on the sick lid
for Few days.-Mrs. r. J. Chrystic AMI
children left last Monday for the hom|
OF ncr parents in sheldon.--Thc Rev. n
j. Chrystic Will be in attendance at TIL
Biblc meeting in Sheldon this week. j
J. Butler and family from I,vnd,pvii,|
visited in town last wcck.-There vii, ri
no services in tho Methodist Church ncx|
Sunday on account of the absence q
the pastor.
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EAST HIQHaATE.

Mrs. Hattie fIislop. who has been Ill. is
better.-Mrs. Herbert Carman OF High
gate and guest. Miss Carman. Of Cam
bridge. Mass. passed Friday with Mrs
q. II. Rixford.-Mrs. Norman Knight
and Miss Susie Rixford passed Thurs
day in Burlngton.-L ]. Fulsom from
Atlanta. Ga, is in town. Mr.. Fusom
will do the plating for the Rixford Manu-
featuring company this season.-C. ].
Read OF East Fairfield passed Wedncs-
day with relatives here.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Real last
week.-Mrs.. F. W. Crowell is passing
few days with her sister, Mrs. w. IL.
Cruickshank. in Essex n Y
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Sadie Rublee is at home from Wa
terbury, called here by the illness of her
fathCr.-Miss Blanche Edwards OF Cam
bridge is visiting friends in this place.
Miss Richard Of Burlington. who has
been visiting at ]. Cooks. has returned
home.-1rma Demar is spending a few
days in Franklin.-Marion and Olin
Mitiguy of Samsonville are spending n
week at r. Hadd's.-Mrs. II. G. Vincent
and two children are In Fairfax for a
few days.
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In the high school building August 2i-22.-
Mrs. Harley M. Rounds and daughter.
Hattie f.. Of Sioux City. Iowa. are visit
ing at the home Of II. II. Rounds The
exhibition game of base bail between tho
Erosburgh Falls league and the local
team has been cancelled and the st. AL
bans team play instead this afternoon at
two oclock.-Yong Kay, Chinese interpre-
ter at the United States detention house.
gave a lecture on "Chnese Missions" at
the Methodist Church. West Berkshire,
Sunday afternoon.
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MORGAN.

John M. Bartlett of Minneapolis wa
at o. p. Wilcox's last week.-E. W. VIM
ton and wife of Mcdford Mass. are
camp at the lake. also Mr.. and Mrs
Church of Ayer.-The Misses Little ar|
entertaining their nieccs from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Holmes have gone II
Titusville. Pa, for a visit to a brothei
E. X. Lord Is working on his nev
house. He has n fine view Of the lake.
>. r. Nichols is hard sick at his son-in|
laws, Mr.. Lurvey.-Mrs. Emily Bnrtv
lett is suffering from badly sprained
ankle. caused by being thrown from J
wagon by the horse running away whil@
out riding with Mrs. Eta Moorc.-A bell
mas been bought for the church at th@
Center and money is being raised I'd
further improve the church. especially orI
the inside.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. Thomas Ryan, Jr.. Of Rutland. N.
j., Ia the guest of her sister, Mrs. Emer-
son w. Combs.--1hc l.. A. 8. of the
Methodist Church will meet on Thursday
of this week with Mrs. Cora Comb
Miss Ella Centcbar Is homo from New
Jersey on vacation.-Mrs Alex Srod-
grass and children have returned home
from Sheffield. =. Q.-Mrs. Bliss. Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Goff were recent visitor
at Dr. c. c. Smith.--Edward Domino Of
Boston Is visiting at Dennis Domino s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Answorth of Boston
and Mrs. Lihbie Answorth or Des Moincs.
Ia. were recent visitors in town.-Catl
Goodspccd of Erooklinc. Mass. is in
town.--Thc Rev. 8. n. Eliot spoke at tho
Methodist Church on Sunday in the in
terest of the Vermont Bible association.
&C. F. vadncy is in East Franklin for
n few days.-Frank Miller was given n
surprise party on Tuesday evening. -
States Attorneys w. II. Austin and Mrs.
Austin were in town last week
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Collins Of Burlington was the
guest of Miss Mary Montgomery last
week-Mr. and Mrs. Buzzart and daugh-
ter have returned to OklahOma.GMrs.
Arthur Fisk and children of New Jersey
are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown OF Richford were in town last
week.-Miss Josie Lengfeld has returned
to Plattsburgh.-Miss Lynda Lengfeld
went to Plattsburgh Monday.
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BANKS. F.. Pope is building a new office
on his store. Rolla Hebb is doing the
work.-Frank Buker while coupling cars
last Saturday mornig was quite badly
hurt, several ribs were broken.-Mr and
Mrs. Shaw Of Burlington are guests at
Hotel Melendy Lottie Gushing and
daughter are visiting in Burlington.-Re-
cent visitors in this place were Bert Mac
key OF Concord. Mss Nellie Melcndy of
Burlington. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sar-
gent and Mrs. d. s. Scott Of johnson.
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GEORGIA.

David Mayo died Saturday morning
August ~. after a long and painful
illness. Funeral services were held
Sunday at St. AIMS Church, Milton
and the burial was in the Catholic
cemetery of that place. Mr. Mayo Is
survived by a wife and several sons,
the civil War and lost an arm in the
service OF his country.--Mrs. Harriet
Hotchkiss of Fairfax is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. c. A. IIotchkiss. for
a few days.--Miss Emily Hale OF De-
troll. Mich. Is guest at the home OF
the Rev. f. !. Nye and the Rev. j. G.
Lorimer for few weeks. Miss Hale is
the daughter OF the late Madison Hal.,
Il former resident OF this town.--Mfs.
Carrie Herrick OF st. Adams Is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {.
L. Darling. for a few weeks.-Miss AL
bna NJ Howard is guest of H. o.
Pierce's family for n week.--The Rev.
and Mrs. e. !. Nye left Monday morn
ing for Ohio. where they will attend a
reunion Of the Nye family.-M. d. Wal
Ter was attacked by a cross bull In
his barn about eleven o'clock Satur-
day night and quite seriously injured.
His cries for help were heard by Mrs.
Waller. who summoned her son and
the hired man and they went to his
rescue. DR.. Mason OF st. Adams Bay
was summoned and attended to his in
juries and 1t Is hoped that he may soon
recover.--After the morning services
a.. the Baptist Church Sunday. August
10, II baptismal service was held Mt
Gordons pond. when Russell. eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sunderland. and
James NJ. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Hotchkiss. were baptized by the Rev.
Thomas Adams.-Miss Rogcnc Boyden
left Monday night for Rhode Island.
where she will visit relatives for q
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TROY.

tury.-NIrs. Blanche Smith OF Craftsbury
have been the guests of MIR. and Mrs. W,
f. Morey.-Iast week Mr.. and Mrs j. y.
Conner took trip over tho mountain to
Montgomery Gray was in Montgoin-
cry few days ago. called there profess
sionally.-Mr and Mrs. +. ]. Norway are
taking trip to Hampton Beach and
Nashua. n. H.-There was a slight frost
in some places on the morning of Aug
H. Many farmers are not yet done hay.
ing.-Mr and Mrs. ]. S. Young have NOV.
ed into their house next the store.-New
singing books have been rrrchas cd At
the Methodist Church The l.. A. S. met
last Wednesday with Mrs. ". d. Miller
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet on Thursday
with Mrs. w. s. Hoag. The work to be
done is for MIR. Miller. The orchestra.
accompanied by Mr.. Rogers OF Burling-
ton. will ne present. Supper will be serv-
ed from five until cight.-John Warner
Is putting up a new enginc-Mr. White
preached i'm GRAND Isle last Sunday.
1'hree young people united with the
church. Laura Chamberlain BESSIE Ma
combcr and Frank Hoag.-Mrs. Maud
Hurlburt is in town, having monu-
nent set In the cemetery in memory of
her late husband. Myron IIurlburt.
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Atwood Andrews and Miss Ange.
line Fullerton Of johnson were guests at
A. V. Wiswells Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Abbott nee Noyes of New
Haven, Conn, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
II. NJ. Noyes She expects to remain
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Perry are spending
a few days with their daughter. Mrs.
Susie Hislop at East Highgate.
II. c. Christie and family, who have
been in camp at Lake Eden. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. a. j.. Goddard left Wednesday
for a visit with friends in Coventry.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.amore who have
been spending several weeks in Charles
ton. have returned home Homer, the
youngest son of r. A. Lunhra, was
somewhat injured by tho accidental dis
charge of u revolver in the hands of his
father on observation-disclosures. G.. T.. and
p. w. Hail. with their families, are in
camp at Silver lake, Franklin. for Il few
days.-Philip Brennan. who has been
critically i'll. is gnirirg Dr. r. T.. Hop
kins and family of Springfield. Mass. who
are touring the State in a Stevcrs-Duryea
automobile. were in town this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins are natives of this
town. Several people in this place were
shocked during the hard electrical storm
saturday evening No serious damage
was done to property. though the place
was without electric lights Saturday
night.
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sWANToN.

Miss Jennie Hope, who has been in
Burlington for the past few months, is
at the home of n. A. Gregg, seriously
i'll with inflammatory rheumatism.
frost was reported in several locali-
ties Sunday night.
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few weeks.-Mrs. Lewis Bonat fell
from a load Of hay recently breaking
both bones in her wrist.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

County Examiner J. NJ. Conlstock Of
Chelsea conducted IA teachers examina.
ton in the high school building. There
were but six candidates for certificates.
The Randolph sanitarium has rented I'll,
house on Howard street recently vacated
by l.. =. Vaille and the same will he used
to accommodate the help because OF the
crowded condition OF the sanitarium.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
Pref. Andrew W. Edison Of New Yort
city gave n lecture at Normal hall Sat.
mrday evening for the Lcneft of the vii.
lage Improvement society. The subject
CONTINUED ON 9th pase.)
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CRAFTsBURY.

George T. Howard and wife left last