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USE ALLEN,s FOoT-EasE

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MEETING TO-DAY

Of Mary Clap Wooster Chapter.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., will hold a meeting in the Foot Guard armory this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. George A. Harmount will speak about Russia.
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HAMLET"

Under the direction of Klaw and Er- langer. Forbes Robertson is to be seen in this city at the Hyperion theater Monday evening, when he will give a. performance of Hamlet" He comes here direct from the Knickerbocker
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SENATOR M'GANN'S VACATION.
 Senator James E, McGann and Mrs. McGann left yesterday via the old Do- lninion line for Old Point Comfort. Va. They will spend two weeks visiting points of interest in the south.
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JEWELLER DURANT

Out Again After Siege With Grip.
 J. H. G. Durant, the Church street, jeweler, returned to business Saturday after a six weeks sickness with grip.
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ssWhat is a retainer, pop ?,'

"A retainer, my son, is the money people pay us lawyers before we do any work"
 "ohyfI see. It's like those pay gas meters The people have to pay their money before they get any gas. ''-Yon- kers Statesman.
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woMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS,

The March meeting of the New Ha- ven branch of the Womans Board of Missions will be held in Center church chapel this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.
CONTESTED ELECTION FROM
 THIRD DISTRICT.

Hinged on One Vote-Re-eount Gave Senator Hogan Majority of Twelve Mistake in Count was in HartfOrd's Best ward--ParaIIeI Case of Years Ago.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
MILTON.

There were two weddings at st. Anne 8
Church last week. Ono was Tuesday
evening, when Ellen Traynt and John
Root were married, and Wednesday
morning Ann Barry of this place was
united in marriage to Bruno Ladue OF
Essex Junction. Both ceremonies were
performed by the Rev. r. ii. Paquet.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.adue went to Montreal
for wedding trip.
Mrs. Alice Weed of Ocean Springs,
Miss. is visiting her sister. Mrs. ~. IL.
Bceman.-The graded school began Mon
day with n good attendance in all tho
grades. The teachers are all the sama
except the principal, Mr.. Patterson
Aiken Demo, who has been spending his
vacation at home. returned to Boston
Sunday evening.-Mrs. NJ. T.. Bullock Of
Springfield. Mass. is visiting Mrs Il. J..
Rankin. Frank King of Philadelphia IL
visiting his mother. Mrs. Esther King
Miss ELLA Hcrrick went to Randolph Mon
day, where she has n position as instruc-
tor of drawing in the Normal school,
Richard l.. Ashley OF Providence. r. l., is
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs Mary Ashley.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Chester Sherman and son. David
Shcima of Huntington were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Carpenter Sunday.
The Misses Nellie and Mary London
OF Washington. d. c., are spending n
lew w""ks ms the guests Of Miss Anna
Warner.-Thc newly established high
school grade began it's sessions Tues
day of this week with sixteen pupils
The principal. S. l.. Hardness of ChIcago
arrived saturday and Is boarding with
A. e. Haskins.--The now desks for
the high school arrived Tuosday.-AIrs.
j. w. Hart went to Ottawa, Ont Sat
urday for a two weeks visit with
friends.--T l.. I!ostwick's manufacturing,
business is progressing favorably and
he is now employing FIVE men. He is
getting orders for his toy furniture fast
er than he can ill them.--F. A. Fuller
went TO Burlington Monday. He is ono
of the jurymcn from Jericho and is
boarding at II. II. Halls -Atrs
Jones and two daughters of New York
city are the guests of Mrs. 7. j. Nash
and Mrs. a. q. Haskns.-C. \. Packard
has bought the Shodd farm from its
present owners, Home for Destitute
Children. Burlington. and takes posses
sion March next.-Miss Eva Lowry is
rooming at D. u. Bieknelis and attend
ing the high school
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Woodwork died OF pneumonia
Thursday, September T. at the home of
Charles Ayers Mrs. Woodwork was for
many years n resident of Essex, but for
the past few years she has lived with
her daughter. Mrs. Ayers.-Mount Mans
field Grange gave an ice cream social at
their hall last Wednesday evening"
jonathan Nichols has bought OF Dr. a. r.
Burdick the house and lot now occupied
by Ira Thorpe and will take possession
soOn.--Riley Ollie OF West Bolton has
bought the residence owned by Alexander
Terrill and will move there soon Tho
Underhill graded school has about 100 pu-
pills In attendance this term.-Mrs. Saw
yer OF Boston and Mrs. Pulsifer of
Auburn, Me-, are guests OF 8. A. Hale.
The funeral services were held Tuesday
Mt the home of Mrs. White for Mrs Dex-
ter, who died very suddenly at the close
of the Congregational Church service.
which she attended, the Rev Wilbur
Rand officiating and G. H. Hayden in
charge. Interment was at Westford Cor
II was duiy observed by
l.. II. Bostwick post. The usual boiled
dinner was served by tho W. r. C., No.
10. to large number. Exercises in the
afternoon, conducted by the commander.
J. J. Monahan. A short address was
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ADDISON.

The Rev. Howard White preached in
Bridrort Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. ARTHUR Pencil. There was Il
social at the Rev II. II. Whites We'd
ncsday evening for the benefit of the
church-rhe Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Weston Spooner September %
MISC Lucy Palmer has resumed her
duties as teacher in the Mddlobury
graded school--Mr. and Mrs. Cassie
Pond of Whitehall have been spending
some time in Grand View the guests Of
his aunt. Mrs. smith. Mr.. Pond Will
be remembered as former Addison boy
and very fine musician.--Claribei Mar
shall is attending school in Ncrscnn.s-
The school at tho hall opened on Mon
day with Carrie Scott and Daisy Clark
ms teachers. DclAra Willard has the FL
mcr school and Miss Dakin the South
school -. Edith Spooner has returned to
the Nergennes school. Mrs. Gordon
Hanks is visiting in town.--{fayward
Marshall has taken his stock to Spring
field t. exhibit Mt the fair
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EMILY Howe went TO FRANKLIN Saturday
Tor u vsit-Mrs. Ellen pcrcivnl is paint.
ing her house. Scott Fuilcr is doing tho
"ork.-Mrs. Norah Lane and ,Iaycl ara
IN Nes'tord for n visit Of n week Mrs
Sarah I'octh and Glenn and IN nily
came FRIDAY from Queen CITY Park.
wbore they have spent atout six weeks
Mrs. Wabcr. niece of Mr. Mastering.
whose hr''rnd came last week, arrived
frcri OHIO saturday morninc.-lr,d
fuodpc', ard Nlfo arc visiting thoir mar.
onts. William Blc1gctt.- Mrs. ~. IT,
Alexander of Georgia Will visit Mrs. Fred
I"rcival ns'r SuudaN.-Mrs. Cassie Brad.
fnrd WIS IN burlington Saturday MIR.
Campbell Attended the excursion Of tina
Is. y =. T.. saturday.
judge and Mrs. e. s. Palmer took din.
ncr at l.. +. Wilburs ;unday-Miss Ions
Nichols after n weeks Illness Mt her homa
in Fairfax is back at Mrs. Roberts,.
Mrs. Cl'rkin came from Burlington sat.
urdav night and WAS unable 20 go back
Monday on account of the sickness Of
her daughter. Stolln.-ticorec Nay went
to New York city Monday. where he
will enter Il law onicc.-Alrs. Jennie Hart
went Monday to ottawa to visit friends
ANA attend tho fair.-Mrs Albert Spauid.
ing Of burlington was in town Monday.
Mrs. NJ 'ars and two children are stop.
ping at George Fosters.
Miss Fredn Tilliston of tnderhill is
attending school horc.-Mrs. Mary
Lowry. who has spent her vacation with
her mother. Mrs. Moulton. returned to
her work in Pittsburg Wednesday, The
Cemetery association held its annual
meeting Tuesday nirht.--Mrs. Seth
Packard spent Tuesday Mt +. Tomin.
sons.
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CHARLOTTE

When Miss Gcncvicvc Wintcrbotham re-.
turned tn charlotte carly Sunday mornina
from burlington, whore she attended tho
Remington Allen wedding Saturday after
noon and an entertainment at The Strong
Theatre in the evening she received ths
ne VS. of the death of her mother, Mrs Io-
seph Winiorbotham, which occurred 1t a
Chicago santarium Mt ten O'Clock Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Wintcrhotham spcn.
the early part of the summer ut her home
on tn" lak" shore formerly the G.. RI. Nc.
Neil farm. She was i'll with neuralgia
ana when Mr.. Winterbotham arrived
about three weeks ago he insisted that
she return to Chicago with him for treat.
mont. Death came suddenly from heart
failure. Miss Win'erhotham and sister,
Mrs. Carpenter. with the attcrs husband.
who recently arrived in Charlotte for
visit. started for Chicago on the early
train sunday morning Mrs. Winter
botham also leaves two sons. During her
residence in Charlotte Mrs Wintcrhotham
manifested her interest in the town in
many substantial ways. that will he long
~ f.anhcred
The remains of the thee months-old son
OF Mrs. ard Mrs William owen were
brought from Saratoga ana Inferred in
the cemetery ut North FcrrisburCh last
Friday afternoon. MIR. ana Mrs. owen
and Miss Katie McGof uccompanied the
remains and were g'Asts of Mrs. Phoebe
owen over Sunday.-Miss Bertha Cook
IS spending her vacation at her home.
Miss Carlcne Wooster went to Barre
last Monday to enter Goddard Semin-
ary.--Miss Lizzie Connal of Burlington
was the guest of Miss Bertha Cook over
Sunday.-Miss Reuiah Sampson returned
10 school NJ Castleton last Monday
James Toner and Stanton Williams at
tended the meeting Of the Fish and Gam.
Miss Louise Lewis ha, gone to
Sauccrties. y. y, 10 engage III
teaching. Carolyn and Sophia
Williams have returned to their
school work in Massachusetts and Proc.
tor.-Georee and Merritt Carpenter have
gone to Mortified 70 school-Cyrus
Horsford has entered school in Barre
Miss Eva Dcsaut,ll has entered the Com
vent School at 81. Lawrence near Mont
rcal-Nr. AND Mrs. Cheney of New
York have been visiting Miss Flora Will
liams. also Mr. and Mrs. Foraisse OF
New Nork--AcrcS Of grain have been
badly injured by the long continual
rains. specially whore farmers have tried
TO do throashing from the fclls--Mis
Mario Guick u attending business college,
in Iullngton.-tlu "a delegation went
from here to tho Mddlcbury fair.-Mrs.
Warner has been visiting hor sister. Mrs.
l. Jic'l
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ESSEX CENTER.

Fred King has returned from Enfield
y. H.. wherc he has had employment for
,hc past two months Deputy Sheriff
Allen Of Essex Junction was in the WILL
age Saturday on official business. The
listic work in Milton this wcek.-Arthur
Goodrich. who has so ably managed the
Tracy farm for several years past and
who contemplated giving it up has de-
cidcd to remain another year.-Mis IS
l.ooms OF Burlington has given up her
school at FACES Corner because OF i'll
health and returned 10 her hOmc.--
Mrs. I.vsanler Woolworth. formerly OF
Essex. lied at the home Of her dnugh-
ter. Mrs. c. l.. Aver, in Underhill,
Thursday Of pneumonia at the age Of 81
years. Tho funeral was held Saturday
ct tndorhili with burial in the cemetery
here Mrs. Minnie Bixby is at nome. af-
tor an absence OF several week In Essex
Irnction.P. c. Abbey and son lost n
valuable horse from what Is supposed
Ia have been hear failure ono day last
week.-I. J. Bxby had heifer killed by
lightning during the thunder shower
Thursday afternoon,-Mrs. Hubert and
son, Elmer, are visiting her father in
Orange county Station Agent HCbb
spent Sunday IN Cambrdge..TOseph
Pratt has sold ia John Pecor the land
opposite the Es>,X Classical Institute.
Mr.. Pecor is clearing the bushes from the
same and otherwise improving 1.-THE
rev dan, nj the water works reservoir
is nearly completed and the water will
lie turned on within 4 few days.-Dr.
and Mrs. Iadd and daughter, Edith
spent Sunday IN burlington.
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BOLTON.

Miss Mabel Stockwell is attending inc
Randolph normal school-A whist party
was given ut the home of MIR. and Mrs.
A. G. Stevens Saturday eccnnE. AZ a
pleasant reminder OF the 34th birthday
anniversary Of .1r. Stevens. Mrs. A. G..
l1untley won the prize which consisted
of novel paper weight. After award
ing prizes cake and ice cream were ser, =
I'd The remainder of the evening was
ntcrsporsed with games and muse
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McGinns and little
daughter. Helen. Of Essex Junction
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
md Mrs. c. s. Brush.-School commenced
in District No. : at the station Last Mon
day with Miss Wright OF IIinesburgh as
teacher.
Mabel Seaver OF Wilianmston for
mer teacher here, visited at Thomas
Fiddock's last Saturday and sunday on
her way to Joncsvillc.-C. $. Brush had
a valuable mare hooked by COW last
week. requiring several stitches to close
the wound. The operation was PERFORM
ed BY Veterinarian C. +. Sabins.
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WEsTFoRD.

Miss Edna Wilcox is the guest of Mrs.
+. u. Whipplc.--Dr. and Mrs. Weston
Lizzie and Grace Allen returned to Lynn,
Mass, Frday.-Airs. T.. G.. Gale and
daughter have been spending the week
in Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Jackson of Hyde Park are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Charles Munson.-Miss Fas-
sctt, who has been the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. II. II. Bates. has returned to her
home in New York.-Mrs. Nora Lane and
Miss Hazel Lane are visiting at II. w.
Grows Miss Mildred Moseley is spend
ing few days at l.. Il. 1rish's.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Last Thursday Mrs. N. T.. clifford
felt a severe pain in her right leg. Satur-
day morning Dr. David Marvin WIS called
ana performing an operation found II
needle mbedcd in the muscles ut n depth
or about an inch and n half in the fcshy
part OF the limb near the body. How
the needle got there or how long it had
been there is mystery although it ia
probable she must have swallowed it.
For some time she has suffered from pain
in her left hip which the doctor thinks
may have been caused by the needle work
ing about.
j. H. May has sold his house on East
street to Hcmau ". Eice of Wrstfurd
Mrs. Barney Wilcox. who is occupying
the place, will remain there for the
present.
r. f.. Brown of Williston. who has
been granted permission by tho village
trustees to erect poles and string
wires in the village, has Il force Of
men at work. 1T is expected that the
new telephone system will be in opera
ton some time this week. This now
line enters the village by the main
road from Williston. This will be the
third telephone company doing bust
ness in this village.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Miss Edna 1Iovoy is spending several
days with friends IN Hardwck.- a.
j. Gotta and daughter are spending a
few weeks visiting III Canada.-AIiss
Bertha Ransome went Last Monday 10
Rhode Island. where she has a position
in drug storc-E. G. Smith is making
quite extensive repairs upon the house
he recently b0uglt.--NIrs. A. j. Larnbed
and son spent last Saturday and Sunday
with he" parents.-Miss Lena Nalltrcourt
is spending two weeks in Sheldon
Wilbur Farr and family from st. Johns
bury are visiting at J. w. Fairs few
weeks.--.\msa Fairbrothcr and wife are
in Barton for a few days.-George Cole Is
at his fathers for n few days.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Edith Miller celebrated her 18th
birthday by giving n party at her
home at Shelburne Falls to about 90
of her young friends Friday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
games. Refreshments consisting OF
ice cream and cake were served and
all joined in wishing Miss Edith many
happy returns of the day.
B. Harris Mack gave Il social dance
at Woodmcn's hall Friday evening in
honor Of Dan Read, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Miss Florence Read.
for some weeks. MIR. Read is about to
sail for South America. whore he is
interested in the fruit business.
The missionary society and the w.
G. T. L. will mcct with Mrs. Ida II.
Reed Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The topic will be "Non- Alcoholic Mcdi-
CatjOu.'
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THE BURLINGTON FREE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA 1905

loss. two sisters. Mrs. q. d. Boynton OF
this town and Mrs. Myron Baldwin OF
Burlington; also three brothers. cx-Lieut.-
GOV. Lyman Ray OF Illinois and Lewis
Kay or the same State. ana Almon
Ray OF this town. Miss Emily Pierce.
VINO has been visiting friends here for
several weeks. started Monday for her
nome in Claremont. Cal-Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison NJ. owen are the parents of u
daughtcr.-Mrs. Willard Ray Of I'urlng-
ton IL spending n few days at her farm
Mrs. a. L.. Walker and daughter. Hide
girdc are visiting nj 4 H. Aliens.
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WEST MILTON.

Grace Philips of the village is guest
of Charlotte OsgoOd for a few days. -
Mrs. Charlotte Gale of Georgia and Mrs
Ellen Wright of Colchester were guests
of Mrs. Laura Allen Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Dinsmorc, Mrs. Carl Dins-
more and Miss Ida Dinsnorc were guests
Mt Minot Smiths from Thursday until
Monday of this wcek -pennis Rood of
Jericho and Maurice Bliss Of Morristown
were guests of II. H. Costello over Sun
day.
Mrs. 8. A. Hcrrick and her aunt, Mrs.
Betsey Lane. went to Jericho Tuesday
to visit relatives. School began Monday
with "a pupils in attendance. Julia Blake
came home Saturday night to visit her
parents. returning 10 her work in WI
nOOski Sunday
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FOR SALE.
Two Desirable Farms.

100 acres, miles from Burlington. ex-
ira good house, comfortable barns,
running water IT. and T.. fine meadows,
wood for farm use. 20 head cattle pa ir
horses, large assortment farm and
dairy tools, with all hay and fodder,
for $4,000; $500 cash down, balance
to suit.
Lamoillc County Farm. 175 acres, IA
miles from thriving village and rail-
road station, ~ acres interval meadow,
balance pasture, wood and sugar or
chard. COO sugar trees equipped, 35
cows, pair fine horses, l bull, ] sheep,
II swine, 70 tons hay. with all grain
and fodder, with complete farm and
dairy tools, good buildings. fine run
ming water II. and b., price. $4,000,
$4,000 cash. balance reasonable.
F. H. McGINNIS Real Estate Agency,
EaScN Junction. Vermont.
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ST. JOHNsBURY.

Charles A. Robinson has resigned as
express agent after "a years OF faithful
service. During all this period he has
never lost any money nor has any pack
age ever been stolen.
Prof. and Mrs. .. NJ. W. Sprague starr
or I. l,o, Japan. Thursday. sailing from
seattle. September 20 on the Dakota of
the Great Northern line, Mrs. Sprague's
sister. Miss Mary Il. Ide, who has been
spending the past year with her uncle.
-Govotnor Ide Mt Manila, has decided
to remain in the Orient this winter and
will be with the Spragues at Toxic.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs William Miner visited
friends in Bristol Saturday and Sunday
Miss Alma Carpenter returned Satur-
day night from Saratoga Springs .-Cards
are out announcing the coming marriage
Of Morton r.. Brewster to Miss Olive J..
Cady of johnson to take place at Jonli-
son October 2o.-Edson Pierce and neice.
Georgia Brewster, were guests of +.
Pierce at IInesburgh over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I.cavctt visited
friends in the north part Of the STATE
last wNek
Ralph Miles returned to school at
the Vermont Academy. Saxtons River.
Wcdne sday.-The Rev. Mr.. Grey Of
Starksboro supplied the desk here last
Sunday.-Mrs. Della Sears had the mis-
fortune to fall and inj'lre her side a few
days agO.-School opened Monday with
an attendance of AZ pupils. There are
several more to nttend.-B r. Trombly
is moving his family into George
Rounds's tenement house south of the
village,
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HANCOCK.

Mi. and Mrs. Alfred a. Ward. vino
have been in Weston this summer, are
calling on friends in town.--MiHs Rosc
Taylor of burlington Is visiting at her
home herc.-Missos Ruth and Nellie Nc
Neil of New Haven visited at their sis
tors. Mrs. Rose Gocdvear. over sunday.
Nuth wns in her way to Granville, where
she is to teach the fall term Of school ut
the corner, Claude Farr went to Barre
Monday. whore he will attend Goddard
Somnary.-rhe w. c. r. l.. will meet
with Mrs. G. r. Church Wednesday,
September 2o.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Stuart Of New York city ere visiting ~
LCr eiefn,'s Mrs lnnu Mars,i
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Whittier return
cd from a visit TO her sister. Mrs. Gcr'ic
brewster. in Huntington last week. Nr.
Whittier spoke to an apprcciativc audi
enCc ut the Friends Church sunday
evening on tho good habits of Christ
Miss Adah Hallock returned to school IN
Castlcton Monday and Emma Hallocls
comonced "A term OF school Monday near
Brcadoaf Inn in Ripton. Herbert Tart
remains about the sane.--Jcssie i.aray-
cite has gone to Boston to work on n
train.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur Grace visit
Cd in Hinton SMnllN
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Edith Readc and Miss Ina Keadc
returned to Troy, n. Y. Monlay.-Mr
kellogg of Norwalk, Conn, accompanied
by his wife and two daughters is visit
ing his brother. William s. Kellogg
Miss Maud Scott has entered the high
school in ShClburne.-Mr. and Mrs
Button Beers and two children returned
Saturday from a brief visit to relatives
in Essex. Mrs. Rice of Essex. y. Y, is
visiting her sister. Mrs otto Palmer
Invitations have been received for the
wedding of Miss Lena l.. Cle:cland to
Forrest Norton. both of Huntington.
The ceremony will take place at the
Union Church in Huntington village
Thursday evening September IA ut eight
c'clcckTn the absence Of the minister.
tho Rev. G. II. Carr, Miss Jennie Will
cughby read n sermon at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning mir. and Mrs
Rolcric Emo ana son spent Sunday in
Bristol with relaiives.--Iiarry Smith has
gone To Sheburnc to attend the nigh
chool.-Miss Ethel Claxton left for Al
tany. n. Y. Monday. where she will en-
ter the Albany normal schooi.-Miss
Della Carpenter returned to Castl.ton
Monday 10 resume her studies at the
normal school.-Miss Mary Miles Of
Monkton has been visiting Miss Ethel
ClaXton.-Malcolm Thorpe left Saturday
for SaXtons River where he will enter
Vermont Academy. Miss Alice Burns goes
TO Huntington to-day. where she will
re one of the bridesmaids at the welding
of her niece. Miss Cleveland Mfr and
Mrs. r. C. Beers have closed their cot
tage ut Thompsons Point for the season
and rot urnn6 homo
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dinner on tho mountain.-Mrs. Il. 4.
collins and daughter of Huntington are
visiting with Mr.. ana Mrs. james Mill
nam. w. j. Fuller Esq. Of tinherhiil
was In town Saturday on business con.
nccted with the personal property deal
OF George Kuel. = former resident of this
town Moses Davis and sor of Charlotte
have moved on Mrs. Il. J. Howc's social
cd sutton farm. Mr.. G. EllinIcr of VIII
Transport. Pa. who has been visiting his
sister Mrs. Anna NJ. RILEY the past few
weeks. left on the flyer over the Rut-
lind rood Monday noon for his home.