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THE NATIONAL GAMES.
Morning Games.
American League.

Boston 2. Philadelphia 5.
Cleveland >. Chicago \.
Detroit 4. st. Louis /. I
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Bonno has requested the manage
ment to let him pitch all three games
the next time the yncennes team
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Innings ? 3 4 8 6 s Or h e
H'ville... o 0 d o o o OIL 6 I
Paducah @ 0 o 10 . ks I 2
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of Condition o
Globe Bank and Trust
Company
al
of Paducah, Kentucky,

Al the close of Business June 80, 1905.
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Boston 2. Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland .. Chicago >.
Detroit o, st. Louis II.
New York s, Washington =.
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Batteries--Ec kstone aud Harvey;
Morgan aud French.
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Becker aud Downlng, VIII and
Forney.
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Total. ...~se ~ 10
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Batteries Lane and Harvey; Ku-
bltz, French and Asher
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Akers aud Downingi Bonno and
Lemon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
JOHNSON.

Mrs. ". *. Sherwin is visiting her son
and daughter in Burlngton.-The Rev. |.
II. johnson was in town Monday in the
interest of his water power at 1thicl Falls
Fletcher Jones received the sad news
of the death of his sister in Alstead n.
H., last Monday-Lcwis Warcham has
gone to the Poland Spring House. Me.
again for the summcr.--Whilc Mrs. Il. A.
Waterman and sister Mrs. Marshall, were
out riding last Sunday their horse stepped
on n rolling stone and fell to the ground.
They became frightened and jumped Mrs.
Waterman injured the ligamcnts of ono
limb near the knee which will lay her up
for a few weeks. Mrs Marshall did not
sustain any injuries. The memorial adj
dress last Sunday by the Rev. II. G.
Leach was one of the best ever delivered
here. the house was crowded. Mrs. Guy
Fitch has returned to her home in Me-
chanicsville, n. Y.-Mrs. f.. II. Sherwin
returned Tuesday night from a week 8
visit to friends in Swanton and Enos-
burgh Falls.-The weather on Memorial
day was all that could be asked for. all
of the graves Of the old comrades in town
were decorated. The opera house was
filled and listened attentively to the adj
dress given them by V. A. Billiard of
Burlington. The North Hyde Park drum
corps rendered fine music.--The Hon. S.
A. Andrews is still confined to the house
with bad limb.--Mrs. Il. S. Burlington
remains about the same.
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DERBY.

The commencement exercises of the
academy proved fully equal to any of
preceding years. The baccalaurcate SER
mon by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis in the Meth
Odist Church Sunday morning, May ~
was conceded to be one of tho best ever
delivered here The examinations Mon
day and Tuesday showed thorough knowl-
edge of the various branches studied and
excellent training by the board of teach
ers. The prize contest Wednesday cvcn-
ing was well attended and the contestants
all acquitted themselves with great credit.
Miss Bertha Kinney won the first prize
among the ladies, and Lena Crandall sec
ond. Thursday morning occurred the
graduating exercises. There were II grad
yates. Harold r.. Abbott gave the salu-
tatory and the class Grafton. Motto.
"Truth Conauers" was rendered very ac-
ccptably by w. IT, Taylor. The valedic-
tory and essay, "Memory's Message was
very fine. 1t was given by Agnes l.. iiar-
ris of Beebe Plain. Indeed each graduate
performed the part assigned them ad-
mirably. We would not neglect to men,
ton especially lla NJ. Searlcs who for the
last three years has kept house for her
(COntinued ON 4th pagcJ
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and large gathering of the town pco-
pie gathered at the Bellows Free Acad-
envy hall May 30 and listened to a very
able speech by Capt. George W. Burleson
OF Burlington. MIR Burleson gave n his
tory of the war from 1851 and the GranA
Army up to the present time and he
spoke how fast their ranks were being
cut down by death. Mr.. Burleson was
listened to with much attention through
his spcach. Music was furnished by par
ties from ST. Adams. There were recita-
tons by Mr.. Morey and Archie Rugg of
the school. Tho exercises were closed by
singing by the school Of America. -
Miss I,islc Story and Walter Judd Of
Georgia visited Mrs. James Rugglcs tho
3oth.-rhcrc was a hard frost May Sl.--
James Goodall Of burlington is spending
few days with his aunt Miss Carrie
Farnsworth.-Thc memorial service at the
Methodist Church Sunday called out a
fun house. Seats had to be carried in.
The presiding elder. G. w. Hunt. of ST.
Adams preached an able scrinon.--''here
will be a base ball game Mt the school
grounds Thursday. June |, by W. D.
Stewart & Cos and c. C. Gillcttc's teams.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

The remains of Marcellus Phelps
were brought here from Canada for in
termcnt Friday, the 26th inst. lie had
always lived in this town until within
n few years when his extreme age and
fecbleness necessitated a change. His
last years were spent with his daugh-
ter in Canada. He is survived by his
daughter. Mrs. +. Dixon and one son,
Dr. II. c. Phelps of Swanton.--Mrs A.
r. Morgan of Lincoln is the guest IF
her daughter. Mrs. +. NJ Rogers.-Dr.
Rogers was in Montreal Saturday,
Norman Nosburgh has bought the story
lot of 20 acres at the Line; considcra-
ton, $SO0.-Miss Avery evangelist *
holding revival services ut the Stone
school house.--W. F.. Nantinc and fam
lily expect to move to Burlington next
wcck.-H Royce Marvin, \. V. NJ,
medical department spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parcnts.-W. ]. Jane
son has been appointed administrators
of H. G. Jameson's estate with II. w.
Marvin and NJ. NJ. Dean as commission
ore
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HYDE PARK.

Ebert Poland representative Of the
White Entertainment bureau of Barton.
met the ladies o! the Home Culture club
Friday afternoon and arranged for "A
lecture course. consisting of five enter
tainments to he given the coming win
tor. The club conducted very success
fully the course the past season.
j. l.. Gleason and family. who has loas-
cd of the Hotel company the Hotel
Phoenix. arrived in town Saturday and
took possession Of the house.
Tho teachers reception for the grad
uniting class was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, F.. I. Noyes Saturday even
ing. and a very pleasant time was enjoy
ed. Sunday evening the Rev. G. c. St.
Clair Of Morrisvile delivered the Bac-
Gala wcate sermon before the graduating
class.
\. G. Spicer and family left Tuesday
morning for their new home in Port
land. Me.
The juniors OF the T.. c. A. entertain
ed very pleasantly. the graduating
class at a reception held at Academy
hall Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Dover Of Hinesburgh Is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. John Finnegan.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Lynda Lengfeld is visiting in
sourgh.-Decoration day exercises
We're held in both schools. n. Rorbach
OF New York was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Holcomb has gone to Buring-
ton for a vsit.-Mrs. Jesse w. Holcomb
and son of Rouses Point visited at II. G.
Holcomb's last week.-Mrs.. II. G. Hol-
comb is able to be ont.-Miss Dorothy
Hill was home from Burlington last
week.--H. II. Hill is giving his house a
coat of pain, which adds greatly to its
looks. --Children's day exercises will be
observed at the Methodist Episcopal
Church June 1l.--Mrs. Fred Fortune has
gone to St. Adams for a visit.-Beecher
Fonda and party of St. Adams were in
town Thursday on an automobile trip
Mrs r. ". Smith, Mrs. Stranahan OF
st. Albans, Mrs. Micojah ]. Dyer Of New
York and n lady from Rutland were in
town last week, putting a marker on the
hill at Sandy Point for the Daughters
of the American Revolution to mark the
landing and camp Of soldiers in the Revo
lutionary war under Brig. Gen. Schuyler
and Gen. Montgomery.-Mr and Mrs. j.
r. Hill and son of St. Adams aud Mr.
Charles McDonough OF Manchester. ~
H., were in town Tuesday. They did
some work in the cemetery preparing
for monument that il soon to be
placed for Mrs. McDonough. They also
decorated the graves with flowers. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Parker have returned
from Alburgh.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

Robert Flood got seriously injured by
his horses running away last Friday
Tie was dragged for some distance before
the horses got away.Mrs. Mary Moor,
Is home from AttlcLoro. Mass The
Woodren hold their annual memorial
service on Sunday June g. A new rural
free delivery starts through this sec
ton June Tho ladies at the Center
are raising money To rcrar tie inside OF
the church,-Sovcral from this place at
tended the exercises AT Derby Academy
the cath and 18th. Guy Bartlett. Il stu
dent from this town, took a Prize in tn,
speaking cont. st. 1t is expected several
more from this place will he enrolled as
students in the fall term.
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urday afternoon In honor of the birthdays
| OF her sons. Fred and Don.Mr. and
Mrs. j. 6. Tomlinson spent Sunday with
Mr.. 1ominson's son in Elmore.On Sat
urdnN afternoon carriage driven by
Miss Jane Iiawlcy and another driven
by man named Cleveland colided on
Maple street. badly injuring the Hawlcy
carriage. The Hawlcy horse was u high
spirited ono but Miss IIawlcy was able
to control him Mrs Hawley, who was
riding with her daughter and who was
out for the first time after a serious ill
ness suffered u collapse from the SHOCK
Mrs. William Mills. who has been con-
fined to the house for several months by
illness and who has been worse for sew
cral weeks is some what improved in
health. Mrs G. NJ. Watts who has been
III with erysipclas in the face, is i'm
proving.
The Pre- memorial exercises given by
the pupils of the high and graded
schools on Monday afternoon, May ~.
were of a high order of excellence.
There was a large attendance of those
Interested in the school. An elaborate
programme was carried out. which in
cludcd selections by the high schc ol
band. male quartettc and girls sex
tctte, rccitations, songs and exercises
from each department in the school.
The exercise. I'm Sweet Remembrance.
by the first intermediate department
was an especially interesting ono. as
was also the flag drill arranged for
the occasion by Principal browne. One
of the most popular exercises was
"Marching Through Georgia" by the
| 1. ,l,> h., tn M {.
were THE Roll Cali of the Dead" by
George Harris: Decoration Day Ad-
dress" by Earl Moody. James Camp
bell gave an original address. + H..
Stafford also addressed the pupils up
on the duties Of citizenship awaiting
| them The exercises showed careful
| training on the part of the teachers
and were a credit to tho school.-Mrs.
| T.. \. Double, who spent the winter in
81. Paul. Mimi. has been the guest Of
| her son. w. Z Double. the past two
weeks She went to Massachusetts ~
Wednesday B. l.. Hills. who recently
sold his farm to Don Scribncr. moved
| with his family to Waterbury Center
on tuesday The ladies of Unity
church will mold their usual monthly
Circle in their vestry on Thursday af-
tcrnoon. All arc cordially invited
Miss Lavina Dodge of Boston will
speak at the Methodist Church on sun
day morning, June 4, in the interest
of missionary work.
| The Rev. H. A. g. Ahbc from Fishkill-
on-thc- Hudson will speak at tho Congrc-
CATION Church on Sunday morning, June
&c. l.. Mcmahon. y. r. Barrows. O..
T.. Luce and Carroll Leach attended the
base ball game on Tuesday at Mont
pclcr between Montpelier Seminary and
Goddard Seminary.-Miss Anna Wilson
and Miss Mary Conlon of burlington
spent Memorial day with Mrs. q. T..
/ Luco.-'rho NJ. T.. Ladies' Circle met at
their vcstry on Wednesday afternoon
n Bigclow was in Burlington Wcdnes-
dav.--AIss Iivinia l. Dodge will speak
i'm the inter, st of the w. F.. NJ. s at tho
Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
She is particularly interested in the
Young peoples missionary movement.
Come ana hear this interesting speaker.
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FAIRFAX.

The merchants in the village, COM
mencing May 90. Will close their stores
Tuesday evenings at SIX o'clock till fur
Their notce.-Amandd and Sophia Dins-
more of Georgia spent May Il and % with
Mrs. Furmont Tabor.-M and Mrs
Fletcher Allen were in town the 18th tc
see their uncle, j. II. Ruggles who is
quite sick.-Mrs Lena Phelps and dauevl
ter Bertha, of Essex, visited their aunts
Mrs. G. \. and Mrs. b. NJ. Ballard. Nav
R7.-Mrs. Bell of Essex Junction is spend
inG few days with her BROTHER DIR. A.
&. Brush.-Judge c. a. Hotchkiss and
wife of Georgia spent May % with Mrs.
Hotchkiss's mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Hotchkiss.
The Rev. G. II. Stafford and family are
spending few days with his parents
before going West, where he will reside
in the futurc.-Mr Davis and wife ar.
spending their vacation with Mrs. Davis's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ELI raylor.--Mrs
Aacomber Of Grand Isle is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. A. o. Corrigan. The pre-
memorial day exercises at the Below.
gree Academy Monday afternoon called
out full house. The children did their
parts IN a fine manner. Prof. Chittcnder
c"'e" upon any Of the old soldiers to
speak ana he was responded to by c.
~ turrier' j. &. Howard and Edgar
M'hkler' Mr. Minklcr gave a thrilling ac-
count OF the trials and hardships that
the old soldiers went through. He was
appiauded OFTEN In his remarks.-'rhe
friends of Henry Hall were panied 10 hca,
NJ his death at Boston May 20. Mr.. Hail
leaves wife and daughter. Mrs. Georg,
Blake OF Barton.JThe Grand Army mer
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BELVIDERE.

Thomas Shattuck, a former resident Of
this place. died ut Waltham. Mass. Mag
%, aged 81 years. He leaves son. Thomas
Shattuck of Colcbrook, y. H., and ono
daughter. Mrs. Alzira Salisbury of Wal
than. Mass. with whom he resided for
several years. and six grandchildren. The
body was brought hero and the funeral
services were held at the Christian
Church. He had been n member of that
church for over 60 years. The Rev. II. C.
Howard of Cambridge OBLIGATED. The in
terment was at the cemetery at the Cen
ter Those from out Of town who attend
ed the funeral were Thomas Shattuck OF
New Hampshire, Mrs. Alzina Salisbury of
Massachusetts, Luther Shattuck of Cam
bridge, Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Oaks and
Mamie Whcclock and Alma Thomas and
r.. II. Shattuck Of Waterville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Potter Of Bakcrsfield.-Ieon
Darling has moved into NJ l.. Davis s
|housc.-Mr. and Mrs II. w. Coburn visit
ed in Bakersfield recently.
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young animal and Mr.. Curricr started to
get out OF the carriage TO stand at its
head. when the frightened beast jumped.
throwing Mr.. Currier to the ground and
ran toward home. Mrs. Currier remained
In the carriage until the horse reached
home when it made sharp turn into
the yard and threw her out She was
picked up unconscious and carried into
the house, where she soon rogained CON
seriousness. Physicians were summoned
who found her in Il badly bruised con-
dtion and suffering from severe ncr-
vous shock due to her weakened con-
dition. 1t Is thought there are no inter-
nal injuries.
The Memorial sermon before James NJ.
Warner Post and RELIEF Corps and Geo.
w. Doty Camp. :. OF ". was preached
nj the tniversalist Church Sunday after
noon by the Rev. DR. l. i. Booth of
Stafford, Conn. Or. Booth gave II very
interesting and able address, taking his
text from Rev. 2o:l2. lie was assisted
in the service by the R'v. {. c. st.
clare of tho CONGREGATIONAL church and
the Rev. otto : Rdspc 81 the tniNcr-
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MONTGOMERY.

Hattie Taylor Oviatt. whose death &C.
CURED at her late home in East Berk-
shire on the early morning of May IS.
was born and always lived in Montcom
cry till about three years ago. She suf-
fcred a long and distressing illness which
she bore with almost uncNamplod pa
tiencc and uncomplaining foriitude. The
funeral was attended from her late home
on Memorial day. The Rev. f.. j. Peter
son officiatcd, and the remains were
brought here for intormcnt. The floral
tributes were beautiful She leaves hus-
band. +. n. Oviatt. an aged father. n W.
TAYLOR and an adopted daughter. Bertha
Pond Combs. who have the sympathy of
large circle of Borrowing friends. Roy
Brooks has moved into the house formerly
occupied by H. ] Ruhlee.-Mr. and Mrs
NJ. =. Maurice have returned form Water
Clllc.
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NEWPORT.

The Rev. Mr. flagg of Berlin, n. H.,
has been extended n call to act as pastor
OF the First Congregational Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Huntington arc
rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
Elmer Il. Wilson has hired the Benja
min Human farm in West Derby.
Miss Fannie Montague started for Ore
gon last week and will be gone about on.
year.
l.. A. Spauldine of the firm of Carr &
Spaulding. has sold his interests To +
W. Carr
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MORRIsVILLE.

e. l.. Gates has solo his MOrriSVille-
Stowe stage route TO A. c. Littcl of the
livery firm of I.ittel & Aller of Morris
vile and Herbert Smith. son OF J.. +.
Smith Of this place. Possession is to be
given June !. The new firm has rented
Mr.. Gates's barns in Morrisvlle for one
year and headquarters win be continued
here. Mr. Gates will remain in Norris
vile.
Alton Littcl, who recently in COM
pany with Homer Smith, purchased c.
L. Gates's stage, has sold his interest
in the Littcl L. Aller livery TO Almon
Bedell, who was formerly engaged in
the livery business in Morrisville, but
has recently lived on IA farm on the Ell
more road.
John Savage, who was taken to the
Waterbury asylum for treatment but
ii week or two ago. died at that insti-
tuition, and his body was brought here
Friday. The funeral was held Satur-
day morning at the Catholic Church
In Hyde Park.
William NJ. Silloway died at noon Sat
urday after an illness of ten days OF
typhoid pneumonia Mr.. SiIloway was 81
years old and came here from Elmore
two years ago. He represented Elmore
In the Legislature of 1900 and had been
prominently identified with the affairs OF
that town. He Is survived by wife and
four children. Mrs. Walter Spaulding Of
Dmore. Mrs. Hattie Wolcott. Mrs.
Myron Whitcomb and Charles Silloway
Of this place
Mrs. Geo. Currier was badly injured
Sunday afternoon In a runaway accident,
resulting from her horse being frightened
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Miss Pearl Cantcll is in Newport
and Mrs. Kendall Marcy have returned to
their home in Oxfnrd, Mass.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Wright, May
17-Nila IaIlant is seriously i'll with
pneumonia Miss Anna Cunningham of
Dauviilc is visiting at James Mcdonald $
this week MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Dczotelle
Of Bakersfield We're in town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead of Franklin re-
certify spent "A few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. f.. s. Wright.-The prc-memo-
rial day exercises passed off very pleas
antly.--A ball game was played Memo
rial day between the Enoshurg nine and
the Mont gomcry Center nine. resulting in
favor of the home team by a score of %
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued from second I'age.D

Services. Tho Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of this place will meet with Mrs.
William Towlc ut South Franklin We'd
Nesday afternoon. June Wv. II. Lang
pnd Henry Lang returned from Lowell,
Mass, Saturday.-Miss Alice orion of
Montgomery passed Sunday at tho home
of Collector G. l.. Orton.--Miss NJ. j.
Darling. who has been visiting her
brother. Col f.. n. Darling at Washing
ton, ID. c.. the past three months. has
returned homc.--Mr. and Mrs. G.. W.
Eearles visited friends in sutton. Que,
last week.--Ire Memorial day exercises
were held by the village schools Monday
afternoon. which consisted OF quotations.
selections. Rotations. etc, after when
the pupils marched to the cemetery and
decorated the soldiers graves with
hDwcrc
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Frederick Ovitt died Mt her home
Sunday morning after along Illness at the
age of 81 years Mrs. Ovitt is survived by
q husband and her father. Noah Taylor
The funeral was held Tuesday at 1890 Il
m The body was taken to Montgomery
for interment. Mrs. Whitney of Royalton
who LAS been visiting at Deacon Slas
lIophinss, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. l.. A. Perley and daughter spent
Friday and Saturday of last week in Bur
lngton.-Mrs. Minnie Stevens OF ST. AL
bans is at her fathers. Deacon Silas Hop
kns s--Miss Sylvia Wilson visited in Gler
Sutton Saturday and Sunday.
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the w. c. T. IT,. gave a very interesting
talk Sunday afternoon at the Union
Church. Lillian McKnnnon of
Burlington visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Tillotson. last week. Several
from this place attended the w. C. T..
u. convention at Cambridge Thursday
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Fred
Darrah Wednesday May 24.-Thc ". G.
r. 4. met with Mrs r. r. Beard Friday
May 2I--Mrs Wallace Tracy is spending
week. with her daughter in Rutland
Mrs. George Mann visited In Cloverdale
last wcck.Work on the inside of Union
Church was begun Tuesday by II.
q. Jones of CONFERENCE.-The A. D.
Stockwell is visiting her son. Alba, I'm
Jcricho.-Mrs Diantha Atwcll has gone
10 spend some time with her daugf ter
Bertha Pcttingll. in Essex.--Chestcr
Bragg is spending a few days in I.urlny-
ton.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Atherton of Essex visited her
daughter at w. Martins over Sunday.
Mrs John Swine of Grand Island. Neh.,
with her two daughters are visiting at
Valentine brothers and other friends.-The
funeral of the little daughter of Lewis
Rogue was largely attended from St.
Roses Church. The interment was at
South Hero. A profusion of flowers was
sent by the teacher and pupils of Maple
Lawn Academy. of which she was n pupil
The bail game between Grand Isle high
school and Maple Lawn Academy re-
suited in a victory for Maple Lawn. 9 T.,
S-Tho Ladies' Aid met with Miss Ella
Griffith at S. 7. GordOn's .--Thr Rev. Mr.
White will hold service in Grand Isle
the first Sunday in June.-Willam Rose
of burlington visited at Mr.. Cfford's on
Decoration day.--Miss Janette Blow is
gaining slowly. Her nurse has returned
darlington.
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CAMBRIDGE.

William Lang of Essex is visiting in
TOWN.. II. Stinehour and Henry Pro
vost are at work for +. w. Patch. paint
ing.-Mrs. Dora Hatch is visiting in Mil
ton for few days.-Thc Rev. J. S. AL
len delivered the address here Decora-
ton day at hotel hall.--W. y. Macoy is
to 60 10 Essex Junction for the summer
working at his trade as carpenter.-T.
c. Wells has sold his village residence to
Charles IaBounty.-Miss Emma Meade
spent hor vacation in town with her
mothcr.-Minnic Gallop has finished her
work at Essex Junction and is at home
for tho summcr.--Thcre are several cases
of mea slos in town.