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BRADFORD.

Miss Dora Crafts has returned 10 Eos
t"H.-Mr. and Mrs. =. VI. Kimhall Of
Wohurn, Mass are visiting /. j. Heath.
- y. w. Cunningham has commenced
h;illdinG a new house for J.. w. Dorr AT
Wocdsvillc. y. H.-lI.nrN l.achanCe and
Ralph Hiland Of Boston are spending
their vacations At their homes here
Mrs. II. +. Stevens is improving in
health. and able to he about the house
Il little. Miss Abhie Alhor Is assisting
Miss Anna Allen at tho Primary school.
= Mrs. l.. A.. Merrill is quite il.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. s. Erwin have moved from,
Waltham. Mass, back 10 Bradford in
To Mrs. NJ. Is. Little's hOuse.-Thc W. II.
C., are tn hold their annual fair Of fancy
articles. homo made cardy etc. Friday
a~fternoon.-R. j. Edwards and family
hav" returned from Fact C"rnith and are
living in the r.. q. Baldwin house.-Mrs.
q. a. Baldwin has gone to Boston for
several weeks.--A harvest festival was
given in the congregational Church par
iols Frioay evening with the Bradford
orchestra in attendance. The rooms
We're beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves and there We're many exhibits OF
Vegetables and fruit. which were sold at
auction in the latter part of the evening.
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CAMBRIDGE.

]. f.. Stafford has a squash that weighs
IS pounds, and others weighing 40 and 20
pounds. They grew in an open corn field.
Miss Ethel Hill OF New York city is Wis
ting her friend. Mrs. c. l.. Robbins
Mrs. Sophia Royce, who has been keeping
house for b. G. Macoy. the past few
weeks, has returned to her home at
Binghamvillc. Mr.. Macoy is ut present
boarding with w. II. Towards people,
Willis Stafford. who WAS quite badly hurt
a few days ago Is about the
streets again.-D. ID. Wethcrell has gonn
to Grand Isle to visit IA nephcw.-Miss
Hattie Hopkins and Bernice Cox returned
from the White mountains last week,
where they ave been for the summer. -
Mrs. d. A. Jones Of Underhill Center wal
in town last week Tuesday to attend tn.
Gaincs-Lang wedd!ng.-N. A. IIawlcy of
East Fairfield was in town last week
Talsy Cady of Myron, Va. arrived in
town last week for n short stay with
friends Robert Brown of Burlington was
in town last week calling on friends
Chester Allen and Carrie Stratton wera
married at the parsonage Tuesday morn
ing by the Groom's father. the Rev. J. S.
Allen.-Miss Lizzie Hrccn is visiting her
sister in Rarre.-A daughter arrived al
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cutting
last week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

About n doZcr ladies Of this vicinity
visited tho home Of Mrs. II. Il. Manning
last Saturday evening and reminded her
yyith good wishes and several tokens or
friendship that it was her birthday an
nivcrsary. a bountiful supper was pre-
pared and served by her nieces, Mrs. D..
II. Mott, Misses Winnie end Grace Mott
md Mrs. Walter IIuntci. Mrs. j. -. Ed
wards made a fine birthday cake. A de-
ligitrul evening WAS spent by all.-The
Rev. Mr.. Johnson of Burlington held SER
vices at the stone school Eousc last Sun
day as the seats in the new Episcopal
Church were not in rcadiness.-Mrs
MoultOn of stowe was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. II. X. barley last Friday
George W. Sabre went Monday night to
Providence. f. 1.-The chool in this dis
trIct is so large that the directors have
rented the Catholic school room and hir-
cd another teacher. who will have charge
Of n part of the pupils. and relieve the
cnngcsted c~ondi;ion.-The social held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blair last Wedncs
day evening was largely attended and
a very pleasant time was enjoyed
Among those who attended the celchra-
tion AT Montpelier from this section were
Mrs. -. q. Fell ana daughter. Mrs. T..
T.. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Manning
and II. W. Marvin.--W. f.. Nantine and
son of Burlington were in town over
Sundav.-Thc Kings Hcralds met with
Miss Laura Mott last Friday afternoon.
The tinn was devoted to work and music.
Light refreshments were served.
a surprise party was rendered to Mr..
and Mrs 4. NJ. McCallun Tuesday even
ing. October 10. Invitations were sent
out to about 70 guests by Miss Beatrice
Dean, and at about S p. m. the company
gathered at the McCallum house, giving
tn" occupants a pleasant surprise
Suhnptous refreshments were served dur
ing the course Of tho evening. Whist
and finch served for entertainment and
the company ell reported an enjoyable
time.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Mrs. Fannie Louisa Couts died Saturday
evening at six o'clock at the home Of O.
II. Rawson. where she has lived for some
time past. She was So years of age and
had been In failing health for several
months. She is survived by a sou, Elmer
kinney OF Brookside. and a sister. Mrs.
George Eastman of Hutchinson. Kansas.
The funeral was held from the house
Monday afternoon at two o'clock with In
torment in Pine Grove cemetery.
County court closed last week after n
busy session. The criminal cases were
the last to be disposed of and in the
case Of State VS.. Adelbert and Earl Fox
for rape. zach was sentenced to three
years in States prison: State w. Jason
Sartwell and Charles Wcstovcr for
adultery. each WAS sentenced TO the
House of Correction for two years.
w. II. Reinhart of Scranton. Pa, is In
town contracting for Christmas trees for
the Pittsburg market.
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JEFFERsoNv1LLE

Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell has returned home
from her trip to California. Mrs. Lillian
Buchanan and son, Scott, have returned
IRON their trip to Boston.-Mr and Mrs,
Melvin Hopkins of st. Adams were recent
visitors of their sister. Mrs. ]. n. Melendy.
The Rev. J. X. Fuller preached here in
exchange with the Rev. II. c. Howard
last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Hfiswold and son from Wells River re-
Gently visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. {. Grlswold.-Mr w. G.. Lease has
4 sister visiting her from Scotland
Madam Howard, who spent the past week
with her son. Prof. T." II. Howard. has
returned to her home in M~iddlebury.-
Mrs. Thompson of Burlington Is IA guest
at j. NJ Wilcox's.-The fair. New Eng
land dinner and supper by the L.adics
Aid. held in Mr.. Narnum's new barn
Tuesday afternoon and evening, was a
success financially and socially. A great
crowd of people were prescnt.-Mrs. G. w.
Holmes has gone on the excursion TO
Boston. She WAS accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. ]. A.. Waterman, of Bur-
%linCtOn.
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IRAsBURGH.

Mrs. F. II. Holdings has been i'll the
past two weeks.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Going Monday.
September ga son was born to MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Metcalf Tuesday
October Mrs. charles Fisher remains
very ill.-Ccrtis Woodward has moved
back to his farm. Mrs. Woodward re-
mains very low.-The series of meeting
ut the Methodist Church in charge of
Mr.. Walker OF Nhitefeld. n. w.. came
to n close last Sunday cvening.-Mr.
Wheeler from New York is visiting
friends in town.-The Rev. and Mrs. =.
y. Granger of Yeacham have been visit
ing friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. FL
kins of Manchester. n. H.. LAY beer
visiting friends in town the past week.
Miss Harriet Austin of Barton has been
caring for Mrs. Going.-A good share OF
the homes in tho village are now suppli-
ed with the village water. Anong those
who have been fitting for a bath room
with hot and cold water are 8. w. Beane-
lock, G. w. Wheeler, II. A. buchanan.
DIR. Templeton and r. RI. Holiridge.-
Little Marion Sears Is very i'll.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Ellen Carpenter has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
with her aunts. Mrs. Mary II Miss
Elizabeth Griswold at the old Griswold
home and with other friends 1T is cx-
pec:ed that Miss Theodore Amman will
hold service in the Union Church IN
Grand Isle the 18th at the usual hour. She
will meet with the friends in the cause
of missions at Abner Macomber's Satur-
Gay af~ternoon.-The Ladies Aid will
meet at 7. r.. Welscy's Thursday of this
week for tca.--Thc ball game between
suited in score of II to 9 in favor Of
Samson creamery.-The Friday night
club was worry we'll attended ut T.. $.
Gordon's and n pleasant time reported
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Norton of Fairfax visit
ed at Il. tfford's last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Iadd of Alburrh Springs
visited at ". w. Ladd's over Sunday
The Methodist Church people are maxi
ing some needed repairs on the parson-
ago
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BRoWNINGToN.

Mrs. George Porter is very sick.-Josic
Alexander has gone back to Derby to her
work.-William Wvman of Mclndoes call
ed on friends here recently.-Henry L.
land has bought the blacksmith shop of
S. +. Winslow.-Frank Aldrich of Spring
field, Mass. has bought the William I.e-
land placr.-Mrs. A.. II. Gardyne has
rome on a visit to Massachusetts and
Connecticut.-Miss Ethel Bates of this
place was married October 2 to Henry
Hudson of Barton Landing, where they
will residc.-Arthur Waterman has NOV
cd into DIR. YounG's tsnement.-Mrs.
Homer Leland is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Amasa Sessions of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Coventry Drown visited at Woodsville
recently.-Miss Sadie Putney is home
from Newport. where she has been work.
ing this summcr.-A son was born recent
ly to Carroll Alexander and wife.
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MORRISVILLE

a. a. IIadley has sold his residence on
Congress street to Dan Smith OF Cam
ridge, who recently purchased the +.
j. SmallcN farm and the Smalley resi-
,l"n,c on Congress street. Mr.. Smitl. OK
poets tn move here and carry on The
Western horse business formerly conduct
ed ly Mr.. SnIallcy.
Claude Fisher and Miss Florence Mcr-
rill, both of this village. werc quietly
married at Hardwick last Saturday even
ing and are now receiving the congratu-
lations of their many friends.
Miss Carrie Weed. daughter of Mrs.
William Patch. and Jesse Briggs. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Briggs. were mar
ried by the Rev. Daniel Gregory at North
Hyde Park Saturday, October 7. Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs expect to go West in a few
weeks and will spend the winter in Cali
fornia.
Invitations are nut for the marriage Of
Miss Blanche Foss. only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Foss. and George Morse.
son of Judge and Mrs. G. A. Morse, at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church in this village,
Wednesday afternoon, October 81, at four
o'clock.
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and grazed his right arm so that ne car
r!es 1t in a slina.-Mr. Dawson. brother
OF Mrs. q. W. Patterson and his wife
OF Boston have been visiting here the
past week. Mr.. Dawson is a worker in
the Rescue Mission Of I;oston and gave
incidents OF tho work done there at the
evening meeting at Congregational
Church Sunday and also occupied the
pulpit nj the morning scrvice.-Mfs. r..
u. Award is in n critical condition and
had a council of doctors on Mondav-
Richard Day has finished work for N,
l.. Boyj'n and went to New York last
Thursday.
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SOUTH ALBURoH,

Mrs. Mclbourn Hagen has been spend
ing the past few days with friends in
BurlinCton.-Sydncy IIutchins returned
from lIighgate last Tuesday.-W. l..
Deuel.. having completed his work for
the Central Telephone company at bur
~lineton. is now at homc.-Mrs. Ira Scar
les and children visited at j. NJ. Scarles
last Friday.-fittlc Dorothy Cameron is
on the sick list.-E. Mentor and Roy
Rockwell go to Burlington this week to
act as pilots on the steamer Vermont,
which is chartered by DIR. Wcbb.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. p. 1lazcn visited in town last
..GGL
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Fred Lunt OF Morrisville was In town
on Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Weth-
ercll were in Cambridge over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Miller rejoice over
the arrival of a son on the 6th.-K. +.
Brown Of Mcthuen. Mass. called on
friends in town last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Morgan Of Jefersonvillc visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bedcll last week.-Mrs..
Rufus Powers and son, Gaylord. OF
Johnson visited her sister. Mrs. n. j.
Heard over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. WILL
lam Emery of Eden visited their dauSh-
ter. Mrs. +. j. Davis, last week.-Mrs..
Arlie McCuin of Johnson is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunoy Til
lotsoh.-Charlcs Bragg lost q good horse
while skidding logs on the mountain last
wcck.-Captain Moses Mcfarland and
Mrs. r. N. Stcarns visited friends in
Hyde Park and Morrisville on Saturday.
THE presiding cider will preach at the
Union Church ncx Sunday.-Henry
redell was brought before Justice A.
Leach or Monday charged with intoxica-
ton. He plead guilty and was fined $50
aid cost of 5000 which nc paid.
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NORTH TROY.

Fred Young Of jay has moved into tho
tenement over the Barrcw's storc.-On
Friday last the remains of Miss Olive
GLADDEN. were taken from the home OF
Jonathan Burroughs to Franklin, where
the funeral was held and the burial
made.-D. w Kelley and wife ard son,
Ray. went to BOSTON Sunday noon.-
Frank Perkins HAS moved from the VII
iage to mis- farr1.-On Saturday evening
a team belonging to William Billiard
WIS taken from the shed OF the Line
house. The parties with an officer
sought i. ard it was finally located
hitched in this village.-Mrs. F.. G..
Gardyne is visiting in Connccticut.-Mrs.
A. s. TracY Is Sink.
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Tuesday morning the marriage of Paul
c. Japan Of Sheldon Springs and Miss
Mary LaBounty of Irookticld was
s"'emniZtd. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. James Penicrs and was wit
messed by Il number of the friends of The
contracting parties. The birdie was
eowned in n beaut,ful dress Of
white lansdownc and WIS attended by
Miss Pauline Raymond. who acted rs
bridesmaid. The groom VAS attended by
Frederick Dumas Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal part left for Brook
field. where IA wedding dinner was given
by the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Japan left that evening for a Wedding
trip to Montreal before Kong to Frank
In. where they will MAX, their hornG.
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Loren Rockwell left here for st. Johns
Saturday night. where he will assist his
father on the schooner. Howard. for the
remainder Of the scason.--Mrs Milo Al
len os South Hero Is the guest Ct l,cr
father. w. w. Rockwell Nils. c. Fuller
CARPENTER. who has 'ren v'siling friends
in Fairfield. returned 10 her home Sat-
urday.-Cart. and Mrs. Edwin Rockwell
Of Burlington spent Sunday In town.
Or. Dubois of Montreal las rented the
st. Dennis place AMI moved his family
hero last ;'riday.-nwk Lewis an alton
dout in the state hospital. Waterbury Is
homo Ola n sick icivr.-Thc Methodist
social held at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry blair last THURSDAY. evening was
n success Financially tho net proceeds
bcing StS0
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EDEN.

Mrs. Martin Shattuck has gone to
California il. the hope tho warn climate
may benefit her health.-Charlcs flake.
who has been in very poor health for a
long time @ to burlington last week
hoping to receive benefit. hut the doc
tors pronounced his trouble cancer in
the throat and mouth.-The engagement
has been made public by Mrs. Dean Of
North Hyde Park Of Elder Dean and Miss
Partridge a lady worker in this place.
Mrs. Edith Mudgctt and husband are
stopping at II. II. Adams's, having fin
ished working for Shcrwin of johnson.
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BELVIDERE.

Harry 1%.afountain has moved from the
Downly house to the Center. where lie
has work for II. M. Ainsworth and Fred
Huins has moved into the Downoy
house.-1he Rev. q. Foster Is moving in
to the house he purchased OF NJ. l..
Davis.-William Downcy. who has been
visiting friends m his place returned to
his home in Bakersfield &C. j.. SMITH rs
tearing down his buildings and il going
to move to Morrisy lille soon.-There Is
to bc II prayer meeting ut NJ. l.. Davis's
Sunday. October Is at 1:30.-Leon Darl-
ing has moved to johnson.
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LOWELL.

Horace Hall was In Fairfax last week.
Roy Newton has gone to Lynn. Mass
Roy Sinclair of Waterville has moved
into Mrs. Ann Works. tencmont,-Harry
Powers had one OF his feet badly broker
Thursday while rolling logs.-Mrs. Mae
Wallace of Boston is hcmc for IA time
Harry Wellman WINS home from Dart.
mouth College over Sunday and Mon
day.-T. j. Hrahana has rented one of his
farms to ELI Taylor of Jny.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Weilman of ewnort were In
town Sunday Amos Debloi' mas moved
into the tenement over the creamery
Mrs. Crawford Of Albany ana Mrs. Hut
crimson Of Westminster visited at Mrs
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

DIR. II. a. Allen afforded the dental
convention at Rutland last week.-The
normal school closed cdnes'lay to al
low the students to ntterd the centennial
celebration ut Montpelier. Nearly all
a|iiled themselves of the opportunity
as did about 81 others from this vicinity.
There has been but one case of dlph-
liberia here and that a slight one and
the quarantine has been removed
School N district No. II has been closed
IN account of measles.-pan Robinson's
whole family are sick ard his house is
ouarantined.-C. l.. Smith met witt. an
accident last week. He was oiling his
ensi.asc cutter when II WAS in motion
and som" of his clothing caught in Il
wheel and tore OF his outward apparel
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BELVJDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stcwart of Scotland
md children are visiting at her hncies'
Ira Whittcmore's.-l!arry l.afountain has
moved to the Center and Fred Hurns
has moved in the I'owney house. The
Rev. Silos Foster has moved the place
that he purchased of NJ. l.. Davis.--Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Griswoid Of hyde Park
visited Mrs. Ellen Pottr October H.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Downey have re-
turned to their home in Bakersfield
Mrs. Mary iiemenway. who has beer
quite sick in on the gain.
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JOHNSON.

II. r. Kellogg has sold his farm to
before Collins.-Perly Whiting and wife
spcnt Sunday with f.. s, Campbell in
Fa,rfcld.-Arthur Mudgett has gone to
East Fairfield to work on Mr.. Reds
farm.-Carroll Stone has commenced
work for T.. II. Sherwin on his farm
Mrs. X. c. Cristy Is o. the sick list
Il. -. Bradley has purchased tho Mar
gets place.-T'he Methodist Church conf
mcnccd two weeks of revival meetings
last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Ter.
rill nave been making their parents II
visit returning to Rutland last Monday
Mrs. 7. y. Pearson of Saratoga Springs
and her daughter. Mrs. Camp, with her
daughter. Mrs. Lebouroeau with her son.
Master Lyndal. have been visiting ut
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ALBANY.

Edward Jerome has taken possession
OF the farm he pun hascd of A.. T.. Norris.
The people Of Albany CAV J. Il.
Rogers n family a reception Monday
evening. The Valley band were present
and assisted in making the evening a
pleasant one.-'rhe Rev. Albert Gregory
will finish his labors in Albany October
11.-Robert Good has taken possession of
the farm he purchased of j. J. Waters
NJ Andrew Rogers and wife are re-
.joicing over the biith of a little boy.
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WoLCoTT.

Mrs. Harry Waite of st. J%ohnsbury was
a guest Of her aunt. Mrs. l.. J. Mudgctt.
a few lays the last Of the weck.-The
Rev. Daniel Gregory and wife of North
HYDE Park visited at A. W. Flanders
Thursday and Friday.-Nathan Carter
went to his home in COrirth Friday. -
Walter Stone. n blacksmith, formerly
employed by Timothy .Arbuckle has en-
gagged to work for Il. &. Miss
Irene Pike returned home fro ''ethel-
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SOUTH HERO.

Among those who attcnded the centon-
NAL at Montpelier We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Robinson, Mrs. Snyder. Miss Clara
Tracy. George Tracy, MIR. and Mrs. I'D
ward White.-Bucll Robinson. VINO has
spent the unimo in town has returned
to his his home in Kansas. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. Calvin
deal Rood, who has been i'll
with pneumonia Is improving rapidly
Ir. and Mrs. CarOn have returned from
Montreal.
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Mrs. r. n. Gallagher, who has boon in
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling-
ton for several weeks. is much improved.
Mrs. Jane Eawson Bartlette from Bar
ton Landing is visiting friends in own.-
Mrs. G. n. Hartman left last Wcdnes-
day for her home in Albany, n. y
a very quiet wedding took place at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Kaiser last
Tuesday morning when their daughter,
Alice. was married to Herbert Spaulding,
the Rev. X. j.. Chrvstie performing the
ceremony. The happy couple left at once
for u short wedding tour. after which
they will reside in this town.-Miss Nancy
Kaiser loft last Friday for stowe, whera
she will visit for a short time before
returning to her home in Nashua, N. n.
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Lam OLLIE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

The farm house belonging to Frank
Brown. situated about a mile from his
village on the road toward Johnson,
came near burning Friday morning.
The fire caught from Il defective Chin
ney and had nearly burned through
the roof when discovered and extin-
EuiShcd,
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BRAINTREE.

Arthur Bass is quite sick with bilious
fever and Is attended hy Or. q. w.
Scctt.-Bert Flint. who recently bought
the Gooihart place in Randolph is soon
to move there and has let his farm for
the ycar.-Several attended the colcbra-
ton at Montpelier last week and some OF
III schools closed for that day.-Mrs. W.
n. Baldwin Of st. Adams vas in town re.
Gently on business before aking her de.
parture for the West to Join hor hus.
band.-G. w. Flagg went to Boston Mon.
day.
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RUTLAND COUNTY


Miss Gertrude Symons is visiting rel.
in New York city and Plainfield.
\. J.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fortier and
daughter. Grace, Of Glons Falls. n. v,
visiting Mr.. Fortior's mother, Mrs.
Matilda Forticr.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
I,arock have returned from n visit in
Bristol.-I. NJ. Baker and !. w. Horn
spent Sunday at Ferrisburgh.-l.conard
Chamhorlin of New York city visited at
l.. NJ. Bakers recently.
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WEST HAVEN.

A wedding reception WAS given Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Jakvay last Friday even
ing at the residence of tie groom $
father. Isaac Jakway. A largo NUM-
h.r of friends from this and neighbor-
ing towns congratulated the couple.
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Hazen Stewards last Mrs. Llzzie
Harding and Mrs. Freeman l.athrop OF
Hardwick are in town.-NcIie, the wire
of Reuben Davis. aged 81 years ana
seven months died Thursday October u.
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ALBuRaH CENTRE.

The regular meeting Of Columbus
Lodge No. II was held Saturday even
tng.-Nrs. Henry Ladd Of Essex Ia the
guest Of her niece, Mrs. Congdon.- Capt.