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ThnnRhtfnI.

Arthur-Theres one thing l will say
for Bertha's father. He is punctiliously
polite.
Henry-And yet he kicked you out Of
the house with startling precipitancy.
Arthur admit that. but he was
thoughtful enough TO express the hope
that he wasn't annoying me.-Boston
Transcript.
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circumstnnces After Cases.

Fascinating Divorce Honestly, now,
bishop, If I were to come to you and
ask you to marry me- you wouldn't re-
fuse me. would you?
Bishop Hichurch (embarrassed)-
Aheml Well, Mrs Hilife, can hard
ly say on such short notice. This is
30 sudden. you know.-Judge.
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Genius and Eccentricfty.
"You can't have genius without &C.
centricity."
"Ihat may be So but I've noticed that
It's possible TO have a good deal OF &c
centricity without much genius. s."-Chi
eo0o Record Herald.
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Fresh Shocks at sImla.

Simla. India, April 12.-Fresh earth
quakes yesterday led to revival Of
alarm. The new government Offices
here were freshly cracked.
Evening journal., 1905-04-12

Wnen you notice a vague accusation
you give 1t reality and turn a shadow
into substance. .-Bulwer.
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ATTRACTIVE TRIPLES.

Cloth Embroidery II the Vogue.
Flower Motif Trimmings.
Cloth embroidery will be used next
spring, and, as usual, the checked frock
will put in its annual appearance.
White homespun trimmed with black
makes n stunning costume for u lunch
con party. The skirt. OF course, will
clear the ground, be cut fairly plain
Evening journal., 1905-04-12

Summer. like the babbling brook, al
WAYS starts in Tia Sprinz
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Evergreen-the doIIar bIll.

The most costly miter in the United
States, which represents $4,000 worth
of jewels and precious stones, is worn
by Bishop Horstmann. of the Cleve-
land Diocese of the Roman Catholic
Church.
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uenlus aud Eecenlrleitv.

MAUD ROBINSON.
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DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING
and
wilt be OF
be plainly
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Wen send you a sample free.
scott & Bovine, 400 Pearl ST.. Ns~ X~-i,-
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the 9th inst, and expects to removs
his family hero as soon ~ he secure.
q place for them.
vAYsToN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Metherson
ana two children ara Miss Mimi,
Mann Of Randolph, Mass, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Manu.. II.
Perry OF Beverly. Mas, oAmo 70 his
cottage "Arboritum" August Q. Othss
recent visitors werc Mr.. aud MV. L.
W. Powers and sons, NAroid ana Mer-
rift, of Waterbury. s. Somsrville OF
Duxbury. Mrs. j. c. Grigss. Mrs. A. 4.
Knccland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wiidss,
]. J. Kelly Of WaitsEeid aad Orine NJ.
Jones OF Warren.-Mrs. Emma tpolsnd)
Clough OF Kansas City, Mo-, called a.
A. D. Bragg's Saturday.. B. Thomp.
son had the rare Disasvrs OF havins
his entire family with him q few dava
| recently; Mrs. Della A. Waterman and
daughter. Vivian. Of Rock leland.
O., Mrs. Ida Wood Of Nortkhsid, Janet
M. Of Montpelier and Daniel. who re.
sides at home.-Charles r. Kew AMI
Willard u. Lindsey went to Grotof
pond last Friday for n few days nsh
ing.-Robert Livingston had tho me,
fortune to break one arm Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ornie NJ. Jones and Mas.
ter Merritt visited 1T A. -. and +. A.
Bragg's recently Mrs. G. r. Aims.
worth has returned to her home ia
Minneapolis. accompanied b. lief
niece. Anna l.. Brays.-Ars. Floyd L.
Bargor OF Buffslo. y. Y, will spsna
the month Of August with her cousins
Mrs. F. A. Bragg. Mrs +. II. Perr!
| and Mrs. l., II. Carroll
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Plaisted took the White Mountain
train for two weeks trip In the
White mountains and Boston, after
which they will reside In Barre.
Judge John II. Allen Of Hincsburgh
and John II. Lyon OF Colchester came
to the city Tuesday to make a inspec.
ton Of the county court house, which
is undergoing thorough repairs.
The work is being rapidly
pushed so as to have every
thing in readiness for the opening
of the September term of county court.
The judges also assisted in making up
list OF names from which to choose
struck jury, before which to try the
King Mcmahon alienation of affections
case at the coming September term of
| court. They also gave orders for the
drawing Of the grand and petit iurcs
An application was filed for struck
jury in the Cosgriff- NicSweeney case
This last-named case is an action for
malpractice
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THOMAS MOILES's ESTATE.
STAFF OF VERMONT. District Of Chi
tenden

STATE tend on VERMONT. District of Chit
The Honorable tho Prebat. cour. 10,
the DistriSt Of Chtttsndsn.
TO the heirs and al persons interest
Of Charlotte in said Sisttici o decsa iate
Whereas. application hath 1RR Sssn %sa.
to this court in writing. by the execu-
tor of the last will and testament of
sell the whole of the real estate Of the
decea sed,representing to said court.that
1t would be beneficial to the heirs and
all persons interested In the estate of
said deceased: to sell the whole Of the
real estate of said deceased. and con.
vert the same into money.
And bringing into court the oonsent and
appreciation in writing. Of all the heirs Il
eaid estate residing in this State. and set
trE forth the situation. Of the real estate
an1 assigned the LIST day of Septornber
1905, at the Probate Court roomb, in sait
district. to hear and decide upon eaid
nsppneation and petition. and ordered pub.
BIZ given Sy to al
said ORDER, together with the time and
place OF hearing, three weeks euccessive.
iy in the Burlington Weekly Free Press
r nss%wspapsrr which circulates in tbe
ed In said estate. all which publica
ed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to ap
place assigned. then and there I'M in s au,i
court. to make your objection to III
granting Of such license. n you see cause
Given under my hand at the Proba II
Court rooms. this 14th day of August
-,. MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
| t,W3t Judge
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} CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The venerable ii. O. Stone and wife
have moved from the village to reside
with their daughter, Mrs. J. G. Perkins.
Mrs. Prince and son, Edwin. of Water
town. Mass, and Miss Hannah Prince
OF Randolph are visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Spaulding Last
week was a week Of new arrivals. A
ten-pound son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Briggs; a. son to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Traynor; q daughter to MIR. and
Mrs. james Brown.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Williams have vacated their house
on Cottage street and gone to Lebanon.
n. H., to reside IN tho future.-M.. and
Mrs H. r. Kmbal and Mr. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Wilbur took an automobile tr:y
to Barton and Newport Friday. At thu
former place they visited Mr.. ard Mrs
Foster Kinney. who formerly lived here.
Owen Atkins has moved his family
into the Campbell block on HURRICANE
avenue.-Dr. A. d. Ferris Of South Hero
is visiting his sister. Mrs. John stewart.
Mrs. r. Al. Titus leaves this mornin1
for an extended visit with friends in
Nashua. N. H.. and vcnity.-Ths United
Workers held a very largely attended
missionary meeting at the home Of Mrss
Eliza I.add Friday afternoon. Miss A,n
| Missionary society addressed the ladiss
In very interesting manner. She also
| rendered two vocal solos in a pleasing
manner The lawn party in the evening":
was financial success AZ II netted the
society sls. Miss Amman left for Dan.
vile Saturday evening The Rev. JanAs
s. Clark. pastor of the Congregational
Church. starts Wednesday morning ~
| aka W vt.,n N,
| spent at his home in Brattleboro aAd
with friends in New York During hls
absence the church will be closed. -11s
funeral OF Asa Woodbury. was held rem
| his late home Saturday afternoon. Ne
Rev j. S. Clark oflcating. and ne
burial was in the village cemetery. NJ.
| Woodbury. had been in feeble health fer
| some time and his death was not nnss-
pected. He is survived by a wife.-A
very pleasant ncghborhood party wns
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
10. Titus Thursday evening in honor Of
| the Misses White and Monroe of Bes-
ton. who were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Spa lding. Miss Monroe is talented
singer and she gave several selections
during the evening with Claude I<,t-
tredge as accompanies. The time was
spent in playing games and refreshments
of ice cream and cake We're served
Clarence Russell was quite badly hurt
by vicious bull last SATURDAY.
| Nellie Babitt and children from North
| ampton Mass. are visiting at John Ham
COCKS. Miss Nellie Woodruff Of Barre Is
spending a few weeks with friends in
this place and Walden.-L. W Cameron
and son from Glover has been spending
a few days with his sister. Mrs. O. L.
| Currier. Mrs. Otis Hovcy and two GILL
dren are spending a few weeks at j. W.
Hovey's. Mrs Flora ravis from Dam
vile visited Mrs. Hda Gould a few days
the first OF the week.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. katherine Conner of Dorchester.
Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Newton.-C. p. Tarbell was at home from
Camp Martin. Milton. lest week on :.
business trip.-The W. r. C. gave q
very enjoyable lawn party at Mrs. Imo-
gene Goodale's Friday evening. A large
company being assembled on the spaci.
Gus verandas and lawn.-.Dr and Mrs u.
L. Burnett spent Sunday at his home ir
Bethel miss Emma Gordon of Maynard,
Mass. is visiting Miss Sue Lamb-Mrs.
Dana Dearing left Tuesday for Jones'
Vile where she will spend two weeks
with her parents. -Eben Wilson Of Sos
ton Is a guest At J. G. Ashley's-Miss
Maud Abbott went to hartford Monday
10 Join n party of campers. who are to
spend week at Lake Morey.-Msses
Maud Abbott, Josephine Bright, Jennie
Mcdonald and Lillian Twsden spent
Thursday at Silver Lake in fIarnard-
d. F.. Goodale Of Boston is 4 guest at
Mrs. Imogenc Gosdale's. Miss Mary Of
Springfield Mass. is visiting at Thomas
Wynn's,-Guy Adams OF McComb. Mis-
sissipi. arrived on SATURDAY. mornirg.-
Mr.. Hasty and Miss Hastwell Of Boston
are guests at the BriRhtwood Miss
Campbell. who has been caring f,r Ed
gar Watkins has returned to tho Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burline
A. Doubleday spent Sunday in town. 70.
turning to his work at Montpelier Mon.
day morning Miss Lillian Knowiton Of
Randolph was 4 guest OF Mrs. H. II.
Whitcomb On 1'ucsday OF last week.
Miss Blanche Adams has gene 10 Osro
Ellis In East Barnard to VISTA n.
Lamb returns to Camp Martin at Milton
this week. having recently pure hased u
cott,gc.--Mrs. james w. Cow and lauah-
ter. Myrtle of barre arrived last week
Tuesday as guests at Henry Whitcomb's.
The Rev. MI. Cone of Sharon was ths
guest Of the Raw. Sherman Goodwin last
TusslNy.-Mlas Charlotte Eacxstt has
been employee 81 dress.makinG On Dairy
HIN the past week.-GsOrgc prsrtiss and
Miss LottIs Prentiss % 0tta Wn. Ontsria
arc eEpecte1 sAis week 10 v.sis FRIENDS
IN town Through che rsmatadse Of August.
Mics Isa5ells Martin arrived home NED.
nssday evening. ater having oIssnt thS
l,ass four weeks 10 Msnipe,isr. Barre and
- LsEs ChsnD,sin. Mr.. shA Mrs. ". u.
neiknap have rc,upas1 fesR, V,sir we'd
Aing "trip. having vssissa os!nW ON Lch.
CHAMPAIGN ara Lake George DE- sni
Mrs d. =. osarins sps,. Sunday with
relatives IN Usthel-.M!ss Jessie Parker.
\ fevmcr tsashsr M the gvsAsd e0heol
hcre. returned TO her Nome Thveooay.
after u few Gays visit IN town
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM j. SCOTT.
BURLINGTON.

We, the subscribers, having been ap.
Court for the District of Chittenden.
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF ali
persons against the estate of William
j. Scott, late of Burlington in
said district deceased. and also
all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from
the day Of the date hereof being al
we do therefore hereby give notice thai
we will attend to the duties of our an
pointmcnt at The office of the Probate
Court. in Burlington in said district on
the second Tuesdays OF September ana
February, next. at 10 o'clock Il. m, on
each of said days.
Dated this 14th day of August. 1906.
BUEL j. DERBY,
c. e. MILLER,
1,w3t. Commissioners.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Continuc6 from fourth page.)

was "A Trip to the Worlds Fair" and
was fully illustrated with lantern slides.
ID. w. Wedgwood was a guest of ".
!. Boydon last week returning TO his
home In Essex Junction Friday The
Rev. Il. NJ. Baker Ia taking a two weeks
vacation going to Saxtons River last
Monday.-Tercncc Allis and family came
from Derby. Conn. In their automobile
last wesk.-.Mlar Hebard and wife have
moved TO Haverhill, N. H., where they
will reside in the future.-Mrs. George
Nutting of New York ard Miss Ruth
Nutting Of Wheaton. ILL.,, nre visiting at
DIR. Nutting SIS. w. Parmenter and
family returned SATURDAY. from Roches-
ter. Asa Hebard Of White River juno
ton visited her parents W. l.. Hebard
and wife rccently.-,rhe Ladies' Social
Circle Of the Congregational Church held
their annual fair and supper at their
rooms Wednesday evening. About S15
were realized.
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WASHlN GT0A COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Intelligence was received In Montpelier
Thursday Of the death that day al
Walden. N. Y. Of Harry u. Tapln. q
former dry goods merchant in this city,
and proprietor OF Taplin's Corner store
About two years ago failing health oom-
PEELED MIR. Tsplin to retire from business
and he went to Now York city to reside
Ne was spending the summer at Walden
He IN survived by widow.
Frank y. Pascomh of this city. one
OF the proprictOrs Of the Criterion res.
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ESTATE or ANN MULQUEEN, BUR.
IINGTON.

tenden.
Ann Mul1ueen, late of Burlington. in
said district. deceased. was presented
to the Court aforesaid. for probate
GREETING:
At n Probate Court. holden at BurlinR.
ton within and for the District OF Chitten.
den, on the 16th day of August 1905,
an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Ann Mulqueen.
late OF Burlington. in said dis
trict. deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
And Il . ordered by said Court that the
sth day of september. 1905. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms In said Burlington. be
a os.Rned for proving said instrument:
| and that notice thereof be given 10 ali
persons concerned. BY publishing this or.
pS6il.hed u said Burlington. previous to
fhsreilrS. voY. are hereby notlhed 10 ap.
Ia. SssPcssi1 and essttss X pSsss.s d
SH w4ii, 70 you have cavde.
Given under nay hand. at Burlington. IN
SAID district. this 10th day OF August,
MARCELLCS A. BINGHAM,
7,wst. Judge.
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turant and Miss Edith NJ. Un~iov Of
barre surprised their friends Thursday

turant and Miss Edith NJ Dnwiev Of
I,arrc surprised their friends Thursday
evening by being quietly married ut the
ljnivefsalist parsonage In Pare by the
Rev. c. G. Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Bas-
comb werc at work In the restaurant the
next morning al IL nothing unusual had
happened.
The Rev. DR.. r.. A. Bishop, principal Of
tho Seminary, has secured Miss Fannie
l.. Chamberlain Of Newtonville, Mass, as
teacher OF art and 10 act as prcceptrCsS
Of the seminary Ehe Is q graduate OF
| the Boston normal school VI art and
graduated there with honora in 1853 She
also has ability to teach architectural
| drawing, this feature being one unusual
for the seminary.
Earl Huntley. alias Ankis Truss. has dc.
parted from the city for parts unknown.
| leaving wife of only a few weeks be-
| hind with no RESOURCES Truss has been
employed In the barber shop of 7. j. Ken
ney here for some time and was a sort
of tramp barber. He states that he has
worked in every State in the Union with
| the exception of Connecticut and Rhode
| Island. He has been n soldier at Fort
| Ethan Allen and deserted from the bar
racks some time ago and when soldiers
from the fort have been in the city he
has kept secluded for fear OF being de-
| tected.
| About 30 State cases are set for trial
at the coming term OF Washington
county court as we'll ss large number
OF civil cases. Prominent among The
latter is that OF McKinstry vs. Collins,
which has already been tried four times.
Articles of association wcr filed Mon
day IN the office Of the secretary OF
State for the Northern Granite company
| of Hardwick. This concern has II cap
ital stock of $4,000 and is formed to do
granite manufacturing In ITardwick.
Mrs. Fred A. Blanchard died Tuesday
at her home in Berlin OF commissions fol-
flowing child birth. Deceased was 10 years
old. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ira
Gray Of East Montpelier.
Mrs. r. a. Shorburnc gave n pleasant
reception Monday evening at her home on
College street in honor of Miss Vcrtne
! Frost OF Evanston. ILL.,. daughter OF the
Rev. T. p. Frost. and Miss Gertrude Nelli:
of Boston, n cousin of the hostess.
Clarence f.. Moulton. actuary In the
National Life Insurance company in
this city. and Mrs. d. W. Temple were
married at tho home of the brides
!. mother. Mrs. Jesse Burnham. yester.
: day at noon the Rev. A. n. Lewis OF
the Christ Church officiating. After a
wedding trip they will return to the
city and reside here
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GOVERNOR BELL.
CONGRESSMAN FOSTER.

The Hon. D. j. Foster. who spoke for
the city. said: Burlington consratulates
herself first of all because it doesn't rain
this afternoon. Fairbanks and fair wealth
or are combination hard to beat. We
were all deeply grateful when We learned
that Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs.
Fairbanks and tho honorable secretary OF
the interior would grace the occasion with
their presence. Eut If 1t ia true. az is
commonly reported that sometime last
night these disting uished guests got into
communication by wireless telegraphy
with the weather bureau at Washington.
and caused this wondrous change in the
weather. then We owe them renewed and
additional thanks.
Hut Burlington foicitatcs herself to-day
u,on the possession of this beautiful spot
| We are glad to welcome YOU here that you
may enjoy its beauties. We are proud ut
its historical associations. We congratu-
late ourselves that General Ethan Allen
selected this spot as his home in his
later years Its selection by him as a
home reveals an unfamiliar side of his
character He was a warrior. great
leader. and his action in making this his
home proves conclusively that ne had an
eve TO, the beautiful We cannot con-
ceiye that he selected this place from tho
standpoint of mere utility. These rocks
and cliffs were worth but little for agri'
cultural purposes AS he examined these
ucrcs he saw as he turned to the west
the noble lake which for centuries had
been the great thoroughfarc, and which
WAS discovered by the great French cN-
nlcrcr. Beyond he saw the noble noun.
tains towering one above another. AS ne
turned to the cast he saw the winding
river. the beautiful valley. the commando
ling hills. and again the towering noun
tnins From his earliest manhood he had
lbrenthed in tho Wild freedom of mountain
land forest. He had gathered strength
from the hills. and all unconsciousiy por
hans ne had developed the love of th'
beautiful.
But there H. another reason why
the people of Burlington felicitate
themselves to-day You remember how
liz was written centuries ago of q
lcertain class that having eyes they set
lnot. This IL true of most Of us today. 1t Is
only the few who really see The grea,
ma iority of us soc only those things
that arc pointed out to US by the keer
Ieyed few. The artist sees the picture
that will immortalixe his name lonp
before he transfers II to the canvu.
for us to see. The sculptor sees In tn,
marble block the beautiful figure be
fore he chips away the stone and re-
veals II to us. General Ethan Aller
tContinucd on 9TH PaGel
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs II. J. Bass was in Roxbury one
day last week in company with her
daughter, Mrs r. II. Tracy, of Ran
dtlph.--The young ladies. who have been
camping in Brookfield, broke camp and
returned home this week.-W. r. Ellis,
wife and daughter Of Crowley, La, are
visiting relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Flint and daughter Of st. Al
hans were with his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Daniel Flint over Sunday and Mrs. Flint
and daughter remained until Thursday.
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ESTATE OF LUCIUs A. IRISH, WEST
FORD.

wo, the subscribers. having been an.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
court for the District Of Chittcndsn. com
missionsrs to receive. examine and adjust
against the estate of Lucius A. Irish.
late of Westford in said district. do
ceased, and also al elaine and demands
exhibited In offset thereto and six niopths
from the day OF the date hereof being al.
lowed by said court for that purpose, Ns
DO th.refors hereby give notice that We
ment at the late resident of the dcce-
dent in Wcstford. in said district on
the second Fridays of September and
February. next. AT 10 O'Clock ii. M, on
each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1905.
JOHN ALLEN,
r.. b. WHIPPLE
7w3t Comm sioncrs.
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BENSON.

A party OF pleasure seekers from
here are camping at Sunset lake
Among them are Fannie and Colleen
Dickinson, Prof. Judson B. Howard of
Concord. n. H., his mother. Mrs
Eunice Howard, G. ~ Jones of the firm
OF Jones & O'Donald.---Mrs. o. H.
Brown made a trip to Rutland last
Saturday.-Mrs. Augusta Beers and
her two daughters, Anna and Maud,
start for Canada this week, after visit
ing in town four weeks.--C. j. Fergu-
son OF Burlington will occupy the
Methodist pulpit next Sunday morn
ing. The Congregational people will
attend the Methodist Church and hear
him.-The Rev. Irving II. Childs and
his brother in-law, Frank Wallace, OF
Amherst Mass, arc camping at Lake
George this week near Hullctts.-
Miss Sarah Bascom returned last week
from n visit to North Dakota. where
she spent several weeks with her
brother, Joseph Bascom-Mrs. Retta
Kellogg, widow OF the late Harland
r. kellogg OF Illinois. Is visiting at r.
W. Kellogg's .-Miss Miranda Beckwith
of Whitehall Is visiting Miss Blanche
Belden.-The Fair Haven nine defeat
cd the Benson nine Saturday by score
OF 10 to !.
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WATERBURY.

Harold Stranahan and force OF men
from Montpelier are installing IS new tele-
phones in this vicinity for the New Eng
land Telephone company. A night service
has been started. Mrs. Sanders having
charge of the central office.
Henry Parcher has sold the &. r. Evans
place at Colbyvillc to Mrs. Emma Wood
ward Of Montpelier: consideration, 5000
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NORTHTIELD.

Edward Swan. who has been the popu-
lar and efficient janitor at MOI witch Uni
versity since the REIMBURSEMENT IF that
position by the late James Evans. has
resigned his post and will complete his
duties at the university September l.
Mr.. Swan expects to enter the employ
of Cannon & Slack. in their stone sheds
and he will also act as care taker of tho
I-niverSalist Church.
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MARsHFIELD.

Mrs. James McDuffee and son Clayton
of Lyndonvillc are visiting at the home
.'f Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phelps.-W. II. II.
Mears IL taking a much needed vacation
from his duties in the storc.-Mrs. George
Bliss is suffering from II badly srrained
ankle caused by being thrown from a
wagon one evening last week.