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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The J~effersonville base bah team which
went to Hardwick. August 4 was defeat
ed, score !, to >, the first game they have
lost this year. They won the game last
Saturday, August II played with a team
from Burlington. The return game from
Hardwick will be played here August is.
j. J. Simmons and Emery Raymore
have gone to work on the dam ut CadY's
Falls of Burlington.-Miss Nellie Me
lendy of Burlington is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Loren Cushing.-Prof. Douglas and
wife have gone for several weeks vaca-
ton to New York State.-Mrs. Clara
(Grisweld) Howe, who recently visited
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. A.. C. Girls
void. has returned TO her home at Mid
dleboro, Mass. +. Watkins, who was
a guest at d. II. Watkins's the past week,
has gone to his home at Ashton, South
Dakota.-Mrs Ella Waterman of Burl-
ington spent several days the past week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Holmes.-Mis Blanche Grip
pen. who has visited several months with
relatives here, has gone TO her home at
Fergus Falls. Minnesota. She was ac-
companied by Miss Matte Wilcox and
Miss Hattie Griswold, who will visit
several weeks Mt the West.
Prof. C.. S. Cornell of PENNSYLVANIA.
who with his wife and daughter arc
spending the summer at Judge II. NJ,
Cornell's, will give a sacred concert at
the Second congregational Church next
Sunday evening. August 10. About 90
voices will assist In the chorus. A col
lection Will be taken for the benefit of
the Jeffersonville choir,-H. w. Var
NUM- has returned from Maine.-Prof.
and Mrs. Oscar Atwood from Wiscon-
sin are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. II.
W. Varnum.-Other recent visitors in
this place are II. ]. Perry and S. T.
Watkins of South Dakota, Mrs. Leo
leighton from Fort Dodge. Iowa, and
w. w. Smith from Essex Junction.-A
large number from this place went on
the excursion to st. Adams Bay Tues
day,
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LOWELL.

The Rev. G.. IT. Merrill, secretary of the
V. d.. NJ. society of ST. Johnsbury, was in
over Sunday.--The ladies of the Con-
gregational society Will furnish their BIZ
annual election diuner of baked beans, etc,
at v. NJ. Parker's rooms on election day.
The members of the Roman Catholic
Church Will give n play entitled, 9TH
Pledge Thursday evening, August 90,
at the Fown hail. All are cordially In
Nited.-Thomas Durham was in Burling-
ton Monday Augustine Kennedy and
friend of Waterbury were in town last
week Charles Fennow of Charlestown
n. H., visited among his former friends
last weck.-William Thornton of Gilmore
has bought the Rouse place OF |. stephen.
Ison.-Mrs. O. NJ. Parker is visiting hei
daughter in Fairlee.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Ashley of Burlington were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dusham last Week.-Mrs.. J
+. Richardson of Montreal was the CUES
of Mrs. II. II. Ncwton last week.-WhilC
coming down a hill near =. H.. Brahana'S
Sunday afternoon, Fred Murphy's horse
became u~nmanageable, throwing him from
the wagon. breaking both bones of his Les
near the ankle. DR.. Sheehan was called
land reduced the fracture.
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WAITSFIELD.

The Rev, T.. a. Bishop of Montpeli
principal of the Montpelier Seminary,
cupied the pulpit AT the Methodist Chur
last Sunday morUing, and in the event
he spoke at a union service Mt the ca
gregational Church,. f.. Berry and W
were in Calais visiting friends a few dal
last week.-Mrs.. Samuel Baird. who h
been quite i'll the past few weeks, is cd
siderably improved.-The lrasville ski
ming station. which has lust been rebuj
commenced to do business again I'd
Thursday, about two wcets from I
time it was begun, and within three wee
from the time It la burned.-Miss p
tina Joslyn is at home from New Han
shire for her summer vacation, lisa
Goldstein was quite badly hurt last 81
day while riding a bicycle by coming
collision with a team driven by j.
Carpenter.-A son was born to Mr.. a
Mrs. Thomas Neil on Friday, August
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Eaton and o,
Elton and daughter. Grace, returned !
Thursday evening from a camping
at Highgatc Spr'Dgs.-Thc entertainme
"A Kings Daughter" given by the YOU
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church,
the |. q. o. f, hall last week Tuest
evening, was a very enjoyable Il {
Continued ON i.th Ensc.)
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There will be a republican rally held
at the town hall Joffersonvillc on Fri
day evening, August Il. The speakers
will be the Hon. Fletcher ~. Proctor
and E. Il. Flynn. A good band will be
prcS"nt-Scvcral of our t~ownspeople
attended the excursion on Lake Cham
plain last TucsdaY.-The young people
are preparing for an entertainment to
be given in TIL" near future for the
bcnent of the village library.-Mrs. w.
A. Allen of New Haven is visiting at
the home of her father. f. G. Ellis
worth.-The Rev. NJ. II. Ryan Will
preach at the Methodist Church next
Sunday.-A republican caucus will be
held at the town hall Jeffersonville on
Saturday evening, August is, at eight
o'clock, to nominate n candidate for
town rcprcscntativc.-W. s. NoYcs. who
has been seriously i'll. is improving.
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8

Mrs. S. S. Green of Buffalo, y. Y, is
a guest at Alfred Grants.
Laura Ellis has gone 10 st. Johnsbury
for a several weeks visit.
George O'Grady of johnson, a work
man on the dam, went home Friday on
account of IA badly injured hand,
Mrs. Anne Martinez and daughter OF
Ansonia, Conn, are guests Of the for
mer's brother, T. j. stewart.
Miss Nan Wombcll went to Burlington
Saturday for a brief visit.
Loring Smith returned rom the White
mountains Monday.
Miss Gwendolen Smith accompanied her
cousin, Miss Myrtle Whitney, on her re-
turn to Cambridge Tuesday.
Mrs. +. G.. Reynolds and son, Spraeue
Of Barre, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Elmore, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morse.
Mrs. Arthusa Ellsworth, who has beer
staying at Mrs. w. c. Wards during
the latter's stay in Greensboro. vas taker
suddenly i'll Saturday and was carried
home, hut she seems mucN better to-day
Mrs, j. w. Rivers and her guest %
Mrs, j. i. Downey were in Wolcott the
first of the week.
Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks of Waterville
who is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. A
Kendall, was a guest at d. c.. Smith!
Tuesday.
DR.. George Bates has so far recovered
from his recent illness. he is seen on thu
street again.
Mrs. Sarah Ellsworth of Johnson wa
a guest at F. f.. Ainsworth's the frs
of the week.
The Rev. r. f. Dewhurst of New Yorl
will occupy the Congregational pulpi
next Sunday, the vacation Of the paste
having been extended. The Rev. c. C. ST
Glare, however, will occupy the pulpi
August 26,
Glenn wilkins. Austin wilkins, Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Rushford were among thos
who left for Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Smith and son, Lorlng, wen
to Greensboro Tuesday for a few days
camping. The Rev. p. A. Smith will joi
them later.
Mrs. G.. n. Kellogg left Saturday nigh
for Chicago for n several weeks Wis
with relatives there and in that v~icinit,
J.. r. Boynton recently presented tn
library some so volumes. They were bool,
he purchased in Buffalo with n though
TO aid the seller, but many of thel
have proven to be books VI some value.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs, Wendell Kimball of Ian
caster, n. H., are visiting friends in
town.-Mrs. f. A. ample and daughter
of Ashmont, Mass, are guests or Mrs.
j. G. Norcross.-Miss Mabel Worthley Is
caring for Theodore, the younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Martin, who has
been seriously i'll at Haverhill, n. H
Mrs. j. G. Burroughs is spending two
weeks at Old Orchard. Andrew
Peters and two sisters. Misses Eva and
Frances Simpson, are at Lake Morey.-
Miss Grace Rogers of Newport is spend
ing the month of August with Capt. and
Mrs. +. S. Chamberlain.-Mis Gertrude
Shaw of Cambridge, Mass. is visiting her
| aunt, Miss Alice Crook.-Mrs. l.. $.
Erwin has returned to Waltham, Mass
Misses Ada ana Marion Albce are
spending their vacation of several weeks
at their home in Fairlec.-Mrs. f.. A.
| Gibbs left for G-s me IN St, James,
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Howard of Boston. Mass, superintendent
Of the Charles Sumner district of Boston.
with his sister, is boarding at I. f. Will
sey's.-Professor Howard has % teachers
undcr his supervision, his sister being one
Of them.-Mrs. Ira Bixby of Essex visited
at +. tfrord's last week.-TheR Rev. Robert
crystie OF Newport recently visited at
his cousins, II. s. Kinney's. and other
friends in Grand Isle.-Thc Ladies' Aid
sale was very we'll patronized both after
noon and evening. About $40 was realized
above all expenses.-Mrs. Ransom and
Horace Reynolds are guests OF 5, Key
nolds.-Mrs. y. l.. I,oveland Is seriously
IN at W. s. Pearl's.-Mrs Randall OF BIS
toll visited at II. stones and other friends
Mrs. Henry stone is at the Mary Fletcher
bospitnl for treatment.
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N

Mrs. Mary Huse and sons, Harold all
Arthur, who have been visiting hi
brother, George W. Mansfield. and fam
ly in st. George, returned home MOI
day.-D. c. Hayes, wife and son, L.
lie, are at Thompson's Point for a Re
days outing.-F. A. Lyon of Burlin,
ton has been calling on old frien,
after an absence of 35 years In Il
West.-Jesse Lyon n wife of CT
cago are visiting friends in this plao
The Rev. :. &. Beane and wife
North Andover, Mass, were at the CO.
ter Thursday.-W. T.. Marshall, with
party from Green Mountain Loda
visited Mr.. Mansfield Monday.-Mr. al
Mrs. Henry Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Stone, Mrs. Charlotte Chase and Nj
Rose Shepherd were among those wi
took in the excursion from this pla.
Tuesday,-Claude Hill of Barre w
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and MI
II. f. Hill, over Sunday.-The Rev "a
Vile Roys and bride from Maine n
guests of his parents, the Rev. OF
Roys and wife.-Roy Gage of Lyndl
was a guest - the Rev. Ozro Roy
over Sunday.
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DERBY.

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r,irtai, ;,s ohso,u,a sunrsmacvn AVID
Mr. Clement nlodees his hest efforts f.
securo ,p amendment to change the nres.
ont svstou, of anresoutation from towns
to districts This means that your town
will have no commemorative in the L.ecis-
lat1re: that your town will become one
of a chain of towns and that this chain
of towns will elect a representative. w
YOU stand for it? There's lust one way t,
avoid this Clement plan and that is to
vote the straight republican ticket.
Mrs. Frank Rich has a very nice piano.
IT came from Boston last week Wednes-
day.-A. r.. Cowlcs of Boston also sold
w. S. Robbins n nice piano the ram.
dav.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson
have returned from their wedding tNr
and are boarding at her fathers. Henry
Schoolcraft for the present-Henry
Woods and Olive Rlav were married n,
~ ,,,i, c, ~
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a former resident of this town. who died
at her sons at Albany, was brought here
Friday afternoon. The funeral was held
at the church and the burial AT the
cemetery here.-Mrs. Gilman Mccoy,
who died at Boston was brought here
for burial Thursday afternoon.-Iaw-
renee Leonard of Tntervale, n. H.. was
here recently visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. F.. r. Leland and other friends
Mrs. Gardyne's sister. Mrs. Georgo Pat
ton of Lowell, Mass, who has icon stay
ing here and at Willoughby a few weeks,
returned home Sunday night.-Mrs. y.
r. Leland was greatly pleased by a call
from her four ~Grandsons, Merritt, Maui
rice, Harley and Adelhert Leland from
Barton Landing reCentlY.-Charles Page
has moved to Barton landing into one
of Mrs. d. H~arriman's tenemcnts.
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IRASBURGH.

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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

George Harrington, who had his leg
amputated at Springfield "A short time
ago, has sufficiently recovered to be
moved to his home here and is now gain
ing rapidly.-LAst sunday the pulpit l
the congregational Church was occupied
by the REV. Samuel Knowles of Ran
dolph.-A. NJ. Adams is spending a few
days in Woodstock.-The guests at the
odd Homestead had II picnic at Bear
Hin Wedncsday,-MlsS Elizabeth Holden
left Saturday with the Hon. '. |. Spear
ON a trip to Montana.-T, j. kiely of
Lynn, Mass, is visiting mis- children, who
are spending the summer at William
Regan's.-Guy lcbard Of Derby, Conn.
came Saturday to visit his parents, w.
l.. Hebard and wife.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
S. Allis, son and daughter of Derby,
Conn, arrived Monday in their auto
mobile and are stopping at the Randolph
House,
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PROCTOR.

over 200 attended the republican ral,J
held at Brandon Tuesday night.-Tho VI
NJ. c. A.. Canoe club will have another
one of their popular outings next MonI
day night.-Miss Drusilla Kent will rel
turn to her home in East Wallingford toll
day.-The employees Of the m Ma "a
BILE Co. received their monthly wages yes,
tcrday.-Miss Frida Friden. who underI
went nm operation for Appendicitis 4
the hospital, was a little better yesterl
day. The prospect Of her recovery is now
more Brighten. and Mrs. f. Northrop|
nave returned from n wcck's outing al
Long Point, Lake COMPLIMENTARY
Ling, Bernie Johnson and Charles Ander
son, who have been camping at thu
north end Of Beaver pond. broke UP yes
tcrday and have returned 10 the town.
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ORLEANS COUNTY


Mrs. Emma Mckinley and son from
Lowell, Mass, arrived In town last Sat-
urday for n few weeks visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.. Dorman.-W.
II. Farr has ~bargained for the Charles
Hoyt farm.-Leota Stratton left last
Wednesday for Danville, where she will
Go table work at the summer hotel.-The
children Of r, N Lyon from Iowa, who
formerly resided here, are in town for a
short visit, Mr.. Bonnie Lyon and his two
sisters, Blanche and Lo'a.-The singing
convention and concert held at North
C~raftsbury last Wednesday evening was
a fine success.-Mrs. John Poor from
Wolcott visited friends in town last
wcek.-Rosa Smith entertained her Sun
day school class at her home last We'd
nesdaY afternoon.
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BROOKFIELD.

The Brookfield ball team defeated the
Nilliamstown team Wednesday in a rub
Der game to 4 in the last half of the
ninth inning.-Saturday B~rooktield was
defeated by the Crescents of Barre
IL to 4 at Biselow feld.-Ficld Secretary
+. NJ. Fuller conducted a Sunday school
institute at the Second Congregational
Church last Friday.-Miss Mabel Black
of Brooklyn. n. Y. Is with her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Wheatley. Mrs. Merton
Griswold Uxbridge, Mass. with her
mother, Mrs. AdalilA rcck and Miss
Helen Edison of New York is at the
Edison cottage.-J. NJ. Angel and family
were in Randolph Friday.-The remains
Of Mrs. Leila Peck Shaw of Mortified
We're brought here for interment last
Tuesday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Rlves Putnam and daughter, with Wi
liam Briggs of Williaru1rown, recent
visited at Warren Goodells.-Lucy Sab
is at home from Burlington for a tw
weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. Elms
Holmes of Barre were at Burt Be,
1amin's over SundaY.-H. n. Blake, wi
has been under treatment at the Mai
Fletcher hospital for several weeks
expected to return this week.-Wesle
Wheeler is visiting his brother. Charl,
Wheeler, in Hopedale, Mass. with II
hope that the change may benefit h
health.-Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wells al
little daughter. who have been at Wa
rem Goodelrs for a few days, return,
this week to their home in South Rows
ton.-Alonzo GUNNER attended the Was
inSton county veterans reunion held
Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. Charles ca
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and n
| Henry Wheeler in South p,rra
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NORTHFELD.

The republican caucus TO nominate
candidate for town representative will
held on Friday evening. August Il,
village hall. The democratic caucus "
be held on the evening following at I
same place. The labor organization h
not set any date for their caucus to MOI
mate the labor candidate.
Peter Martin, who is employed by Gro
Bros. to operate a travelling derrick, NJ
with an accident on Friday and as a !
suit sustains a very deep wound in !
forehead. A large stone Gas being ca
ried to another part of the shed, becar
lodged against another stone and up
being freed from each the chain fl,
back and struck Martin in the head ma
ing n deep, ugly wound. Mr., Martin "
be laid up for two weeks.
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JOHNSON.
started

The following persons started
for Minneapolis to the G. A. r.
encampment Saturday: j. C. Hodgkins
and wife. w G.. Jones. George T. Rooney.
]. O. French. VI. G. Parker, d. r. Smalley,
S. G. Hill. William Tracy, r. A. Water
man, Murray Buck.-Carrie Carroll of JEFF
fersonville visited here last week.-Dr.
Church of Burlington was called here in
council with DIR. Prentiss in Mrs. G. S.
Clark's case.-Charies GoOzey. who was
run into between here and Hyde Park last
week. was able to he moved home last
Wednesday, but is not quite as well since,
Charles Patch has returned hrom his
Boston trim.
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CENTRE.

Barney Lewis OF the steamer vermont
spcnt sunday in ~town.-1rving Duba or
Malone visited his parents over Sunday
A republican caucus WIS held IN the
town hall at Alburgh Center SATURDAY
evening. DR.. J.. NJ. Rogers received inc
nomination for town representative
Mrs. Rama Duba, who mas Deen quite
III. is slowly improving. The Ladies
Aid OF tho Methodist Church served ice
cream and cake in the church parlors
saturday evening,-Mr. and Mrs. Newton
and little daughter of Lynn, Mass are
visiting the Rev. and Mrs. o. e. newton
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RUTLAND COUNTY
PROCTOR.

Attilio Bertagna, employed as a stone
cutter in the Vermont Marble Co.'S
finishing department here, shot and Kill
ed himself with "A shotgun, wednesday
afternoon about five o'clock. He had
placed the gun at a short distance from
himself, aimed directly mt his chest then
pulled "A cord, which he had tied to the
trigger, INJECTING a terrible wound Dr
T.. II. Hack was Immediately called but
when he arrived on the scene, BertaSna
was already dead. No reason is known
why Bcrtagna should take his life
Several years ago he was treated FOL
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RANDOLPH.

The democrats and independents held
a caucus in EdscT's hall Tuesday after
loon and nominated n Justice ticket of
l. members to be voted on AT freemen's
meeting, September 4. Thu two parties
nave fused and will nominate a candidate
for town representative at il postponed
caucus to be held in Edson's hall at .
r. NJ. Saturday afternoon. The regular
republicans will hold a caucus in Dubois
& Gays han at > p. m Saturday af-
ternoon for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for town representative and 4
justice ticket of Il members.
Mrs. I.emuel Richmond and Daughter,
Miss Winnifred, who have been spending
a month at Camp Randolph. Highgate
Springs, returned home Tuesday.
Samuel Howell of Philadelphia arrived
the first of the week 'r a two weeks
visit in town. the guest Of Richard Wis
wall at the Wiswall cottage.
DR.. w NJ. kelly left yesterday for
a three weeks visit at his home in
Morrimac, Mass.
Miss Jane WadlelSh, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation in camp
at iiighgate Springs, returned Tuesday
and has resumed her duties in L. A,
Thomas's store.
The funeral OF DR.. II. II. Mcintyre was
held at the Mcintyre home on Randolph
avenue at two o'clock yesterday after
noon. Thu Rev, Homer White, formerly
pastor of the Episcopal Church. officiated
and interment was made in the Southview
cemetery.
A horse owned by Frank Durkoe was
either accidentally or viciously shot in
the fore leg, while ! cdinG in the pasture
last Sunday afternoon. The injury is SC
serious that it is thought the animal will
have to b9 killed.
w A. Scott of Boston arrived the frs
of the week for ! weeks visit will
friends in town.
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SOUTH HERO.

Walter Irish of Burlington is spending
his vacation in TOWN.. NJ. Phelps OF
Alburgh was in town recently on business
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald of Burlington is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Herbert
Neeler.-Mr Mcfarland and family OF
johnson are occupying their cottage here
Mrs. y. ]. Norriss and children of Maine
are visiting her mother, Mrs. HaN.-Mr.
/Fuller Of Milton was in town recently.
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FLETCHER

Frank Blaisdell of Jcffcrsonville is
spending his vacation visiting friends in
town.-Luther Hunt and CHARLES Mudgett
of Fairfax were in town Thursday
Mrs. Hdericlt hunt has gone to St.\Al-
bans to visit friends.-H. A. Boomhower,
who has been sick for some time. had n
shock Wednesday, which caused him to
lose the use of his arms.-N. J. Church
OF Cambridge is spending a few days in
town.-Mrs. Herbert Jones Is seriously
ill.--Miss Carrie MarCher has gone to
Cambridge to spend a few days.-Miss
Electa ChateS is III with rheumatism.
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BRoWNINGTON.

Henry Hudson and wire came saturday
night for a few days VISIT at Judge
Orne's.-The Evansville Ladies' Aid So
ciety had a very enjoyable time Thurs
day at l.. w. Browns Klondike cottage
at Willoughby Lake. The teams began
to arrive about nine o'clock IN the morn
Ing continuing to come unul noon
Seventy four people ate dinner,-Oscar
Marsh of WIliamsburgh, Mich, visited
his father, Orvi Marsh, last wcek.-The
Center Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the church Thursday afternoon and
evening. Baked beans Will be served
l from 8 to s o'clock. Mrs. Betsey llerce'
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
FAYSTON.

G. W. Bragg of Barre visiteu his cous
ms, a, -. and f. a. Bragg, last week
G.. O., Boyce of Montpelier called or
several friends in town last Thursday
p. r. Gaylord Of Waitsfeld and hi!
brothers, Earl, of Randolph, and Hayden
of Brookfeld, were In town buying cattl,
Friday.-Mrs. Clara Brown Miller of Dor
chester, Mass, and Mrs. Belle Crofts O
West Somcrville. Mass. called on friend
at the cottage "Arboritum" August 9.
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Mimi. Saturday.-Prof. Z. G.. Baldwin
of West Lebanon, =. H., was in town
Saturday.-Mr. and Mr.. f. C. Cove have
been spending a few days at Armington
Pond.-Carl Hazen is spending a few
days at Mount Mansfeld.-Mrs. Mabel
Morse is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Hale Mathoop. at Chelsea.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

There was a dance at Mr., Bradle'
last Friday night, a large crowd
tended.-Abel WILDER of Montpelier "
at home over sunday, to visit his p
ents at FaYstOn.-Georgc HortOn was
home we SundaY.-NTae Eaton is goi
to work for Mr.. Hathaway. She is
work next Monday.-Mr. a
Mrs. Carl Marble visited friends in Fa,
ton Tuesday.