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News OF the Town and .Nillago briefly
Told for nun Reader.
Mrs. G.. -. ROBBERS is ln Troy today,
d. @. Bennett is 10 Mechanicyllle 10.
day
a. a. Williams went 10 Rutland this
morning.
So. B. Outline wws in Bratueboro
SATURDAY..
Miss Caroline Wilcox went to Troy
thIs morning
Mr. and Mrs W. b. sheldon are Wis.
ltns iu Dorset
There b. an encampmept OF gypsies
near Clurk's woods.
Louis DOUBT of Scotland has come
to This village 10 live.
Mrs BE- ID. Harlow leit this morning
for yisitin Lansingburg.
M and Mrs. a. W. gralsled spent
Sunday 600 Camp L'Oalmore.
D.. ID. Bennett who has been in Fair
Dec tor week, returned today
Miss Agnes MorrIssey OF Albany
.pen. sunday with her parents here.
Miss Florence lavender of Boston
ifs Visiting go a. g.. Sweets.
Mr. and Mrs Harry McKoou have rec
turned from their wedding trip.
W. C. Shaw of North Bennington
was in the village this morning.
Harry H. Hudson 81 Schenectady
spent sunday with his parents here.
Miss Mary O'Brien of s, Adams 4 s.
spending % few days in this VILLAGE.
j. Laurence Grlsvold who has been
visiting boo Weybridge returned today.
James Donnely of Clean. y. y,
Wa thc guest of friends here Sunday.
Mrs u. l.. Hover is spending a few
days with her mother in Schodak, n.
Is.
VIM D. Galpnof the telephone force
spent sunday with friends in Science
tady.
Misses Helen Grory and Helen Gul.
liver are spending few days in Ar
llngtou.
Miss Pearl Thompson who has been
visiting 40 her home Zoo Adams, has
returned.
Mrs IDA Williams oi North Hoosick
is visiting her cousin Mrs Camp OF
Grove street
Clarence Sweet, Forest Kchoe and
Stephen Robinson spent Sunday al
Lake Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs Crandold and children
OF 81 Adams are visiting her brother,
Rev a. j. Barron.
j. W. Hur.but came homie from Bel
lows Fall, Saturday and spent sun
day with bis family.
Cecil II Bristol OF Vergennes is vis-
iting his brother, DR.. y. IL. Bristol
ile made The trip on his bicycle.
Mrs GOWN and granddaughter, Elsie
HAN of Washington avenue. who have
been visiting in Dorset have returned.
Miss Florence Duncan, who has
been visiting Miss Hazel Mcleod, has
returned 20 her nome boo East Jadrey,
y n.
G.. Newmayer left this morning to
+ visit his daughter. Mildred. who is
spending the summer ia tie Adiron-
/ dacks.
Miss Jessie LOOMS. who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Fannie LOOMS
in New York city for a week, has re-
turned home.
H. G. Crane attended q meeting Of
the district agents of tie Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, held In Bur
/ lington Saturday.
a s. Baker, for many years one of
/ the prominent men of Rutland county.
/ died 40 his home in Dandy, Saturday,
at the age of 50 years
ID. Edw. Moore has moved his Office
/ of the Conn. Gen Life lns. Co. from
The Newton block TO the front room OF
G. D. Gibson's Office.
Misses Beulah Bates. Marjorie
Shlrtlefi Hiida and Martha Pratt,
who have been camping al Barber's
| pond, returned Saturday.
Mis- Fanny Woodbury. Of Francis.
town, n. H., is visiting Miss jeanette
/ Perkins The young ladies were room.
mates at Bradford academy last year
T.. G.. Bennett sails from New York
july % on a six weeks trip TO Europe
to visit his brother Charles. He will
spend most of the time in London and
Paris.
Mrs Edward Norton and some
friends are planning to occupy the cot
tage OF Rev. G. b. Lawson in the
southeast part Of the town, for part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrr. James Hulett of New
York, who have been guests Of his
brother, Ellis Hulett. went home to-
day, taking with them his brothers.
child for visit.
Troy paper OF Saturday night said:
Richard Bahan, who had been study
ing the organ at Leipsic, Germany,
several years. is on the way home.
stopping at number of the principal
cities on the continent
The annual picnic of the cradle roll,
kindergarten and primary departments
OF the Methodist church, will be held
at the Soldiers Home, Tuesday, July
II, from two until four O'Clock. Each
child is to bring cup.
Adjutant Venangi and Ensign Long
OF the Salvation army, who have been
visiting here couple Of weeks viii
leave Wednesday for Oneonta, n. Y,
to which village they have recently
been assigned, the orders sending them
to Buffalo having been revoked