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spend o. two weeks vacation hero Vi
their mother, Mrs. Charles BostwicH
The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of Kin
Daughters met at the vestry of
Cniversalist Church yesterday aft
noon.-Mrs. Cynthia Mullln, who
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Jones for several weeks, returns to
home In Lowell, Mass, to-day.-Geo|
V. Tower Of Burlington was in I'd
yesterday.-J. w. McGarghan, F.
Freeman and Edward Hopkins attenl
the fair at Shcrbrooke, can, Wedn
day.-C. L. story of New York city \
the guest Of friends in town y%esterd
Master Donald O'Brien of Burling
is visiting his mother, Mrs. An
O'Brien.-Mrs. +. ". Sudarsky WI
last evening to Georgia, where she 1
be the guest OF her parents for sevd
days.-R. f. Jones and T.. II. Fla
were In Burlington yesterday.-N
Ford Flaes Is the guest OF her mott
Mrs. Flanagan, in Burlington.
Claud Graves of Morristown. emplo
here in the stable of +. G. Currier for
past year. attempted suicide by SHOOT
In his room at the Bellevue hotel We'd
day evening about six o'clock. Desr
dency Is supposed to have been the ca
He was taken by the attending physit
TO the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burl.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

..io,1e Of charles Pierce.
a,ao.ad representative Tuesday
VINO vas w .oror,da AZ his
- o,a,irr The band rallied
io''e "'9u"' so,a,o1 selections.
49, O." .,oosi,c sroocb and
-' !. a,rar. -,bo funeral of Mr..
.'N lta, AZ tbo, home Of his
CAa,,,or mas hold Sunday
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w. It, ,.tto ana three sons
+hoi, dorghter died n
- rtoro Gill ha no service
ie" n'o'.i' ., sunday a. rho
rouau is away
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Wv" ~ 49, 49,, .a,a,,oI tho nosition of
10 ~" ""r -. -U,ooahrr,, crorita
'No"P'.l en- 49,. ,ao,rc,. caused nv
,,tss U,idrop Miss
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WEYBR1DGE.

Miss Ada Hurlbert of Burlington spent
last week with relatives in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Sanderson of Dayton,
Ohio, were recent guests of their niece,
Mrs. II. L. T~hompson.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
w. Dodge of Proctor visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL b. Dodge. last week.
Mrs. Bert Gage of Waterbury, Conn, is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Fiske. Mr.. Gage is expected soon
Mrs. George Everest of White Creek, y.
Y, Is the guest of relatives in town and
vicinity.-F. A. Breitenbach, who has
spent the past month at II. l.. Thompson S
left last Sunday night for his home in New
York.-Cameron Sprigg of West Rutland
was at his home for a short visit last
week.-Mrs.. Kate Allen of Nergennes Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Newton
Mrs. Mary Fox and children. who ha 70
been In town for several weeks, returned
TO their home in Hartford, Conn, last
week.-Miss LEM Shaw is visiting in Bur
lington.-All the school in town opcn this
week except the village school, which vii
ODpn a week later.
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FERRISB

Mrs. Judd A. Williams of Burlington,
with her two Sons, Arthur and Ralph.
have been guests for a few days at Dea-
con Carpenter's.-Miss Bertha Collins,
after spending the summer vacation at
her home here, left Monday to enter upon
the second year as teacher at Granville,
n, Y.-Mlss Cornelia Joslin has gone for
a visit of n few weeks to her nephew's
family in New Hampshire.-Henr Sorrell
has been succeeded as station agent at
this place by Norbert p. Hebert of Forest,
n. Y.-Forest Carpenter OF Charlotte,
who has been in the employ here of c. c,
Field for n few weeks, left for his home
last Saturday.-Mrs. Eva $. Field. who
has spent several weeks with her mother,
left on Monday with her sons, Ralph and
Rupert, for their home in Worcester
Mass.-Miss Carrie Scott left on Monday
to resume her duty as a teacher in Felch'
ville.-Miss Helen Strickland. who has
been with her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
b. w. Field, during the summer vaca'
ton, left on Monday for her home II
Providence, r. Mrs. Zeruch Dunn Ct
Keeseville. N. Y, and Mrs. Eliza Adams
of Willsboro, N. Y, are guests OF mi"
r. NJ, Satterly
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BRIDPORT.

The Ladies' society of the Conggrcga-
tional Church will hold a chicken pie
supper at the vestry, Thursday evening,
September 13.-NIiss Nellie Booth of Mas
recently visited Mrs. l.. "A.
Goff.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard are still Wis
ting in 10 wn.-Albert Hamilton. a former
is calling on old friends.-Mr and
Mrs. Harry Bingham of Ashby, Mass,
were recent guests at II. *. William's.-
Ernest Bigelow was married last week TO
Miss Roberts Of Addisuu.-Mr and Mrs.
James Dillon of Bristol have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Butler.-Miss Matte
kingsland will go next week to her school
at Bread I1oaf.-The several schools will
begin September 10 with the following
teachers: High school, Mrs. McQuivey;
assistant, Miss Anna Walker; primary,
Miss Hayes; Converse district, Miss Mich
OILS; Hamilton district. Miss Parnell; Pratt
district, Miss Wemette; Crane district,
Miss ingalls,; Hathorn district. Miss Bar
ton; lake district, Miss Ruby Myrick; My
rick district, Miss Gertrude Myrick; Allen
Miss kingsland.-W. NJ. Grahdey
and c.. r.. Kendall are in Glens rails, N
v an InciOpCS
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EAST MONKTON.

The ladies Of the w. c. r. L., are
invited to meet with Mrs. Hattie Cox
Friday, September Mrs. Rosetta
greatly improved,-Ruth Barnum of
Brooklyn, n. y, is the guest of her
mother and family.-Mrs. Eliza Nimblet.
who has been sick for some. is slight
~ improVed.-Bert Beers of Hartford,
Conn, who has been visiting his par
ents and other relatives, has return-
ed home.-Florence Swan. who has
been visiting her mother at Mt. Philo,
has returned home.-Mrs. w. n. Cove
OF Lincoln was a visitor at A n.
Green's Sunday.-Miss Marion Thomas
of Burlington. who has been visiting
relatives in Bristol and Monkton, has
returned home.-Miss Florence Burgc
Of V~ergennes commenced the fall term
of school in Kaolin Hill district Sep
TENDER 4.-Miss Alta Cooley will
teach in No. 6 commencing September
MAX Green is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Cove of
Lincoln.-Edmond Balclute OF South
Bristol is stopping at william VIII
liams's.-Mrs. curtis Shattuck and
daughter, Mrs. Smith, OF Keene, \.
r., visited at Emerson Beers's recent
ly,-Michael Murphy has been doing
much toward Identifying the roadside
in this locality by cutting away the
unsightly hedge rows,-A large dele
cation from Monkton attended the
Addison county fair at Middlebury.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Marcia Winslow returned to her
school in Waterbury Monday.-Miss Daisy
Potter has gone to Proctor. where she has
been engaged to teach school.-Mrs. Anne
liza Barnard leaves Tuesday morning for
Sherbrooke and Johnville, Que, where
she will visit friends.-Miss Daisy Swinor
returned home Saturday night from Old
Orchard Beach. Me-, where she has been
working In n hotel.-Mr. and Mrs. H.. J.
Peck were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Ferguson Sunday.-C. f. Nutting and
family have returned to their home in
Boston after spending several weeks in
town.-Miss Ethel ~IIinckley has returned
to her school in Pepperill, Mass.-Mr.
Baldwin of Proctor was a guest Of {. f.
Palmer Sunday.-M. +. Peck and family
are home from Long point. where they
have been in camp-William Palmer OF
New York is a guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Hinman.-G. c. Coates
was in burlington Tuesday.-Professoi
Eddy has returned to town, where he will
teach another year.-Miss Marianne Ian
don is home from Lake George.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Horne returned to
their home in Now York city Monday
after a three weeks visit with relatives
here.-Clinton Smith has leased his IA
Tiers farm and hired Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
don Caldwell Of Hinesburgh.-Frank
smith Will move to his place IN the viii
lage now occupied by Carlton Bostwick.-
Mrs. Abigail Hill is not as well.-The la
dies met Wednesday and cleaned the Bap-
list Church. There will be no services in
the Baptist Church Sunday on account Of
the vermont yearly meeting which con-
Venes with the Huntington Center church
with Mrs. Wade.-Mrs. Gale IIulett from
Richmond was at home over Sunday
village school opens September 10
with Mias Lottle Hill as teacher.-The
Misses Collamer from Bristol called on
friends here the 4th.--Carlton Bostwick
had the absCess on his arm lanced Tues
day. Dr. Wade Is attending him.-Miss
.Lottie Narney and Blanche Maxfield will
return to their school in Burlington Satuc-
.day.-R. w. Johns of Huntington visited
at j. N. Cutters Tuesday.-Mrs. j. n.
Cutler has been i'll for a few days as the
result of a very deep cut on the temple
a large number from here attended the
fair at Middlebury last week.-Samuel
Taft and Eugene Miller were in Burlington
Wednesday.-A large number of voters
were out Tuesday. The votes for town rep
resentative were John Dixie, Is; Milo
Wright, 90. Walter Baldwin, 12G; besides
a few scattering votes.
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PANTON.

"Aunt Wealthy" IIoyt returned Sunday
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. O. IL. Sher-
man at their summer home AZ Long point
Misses Bertha Grandy and Mary Co
nant are attending school at N~ergennes.-
Several from here attended Mlddlebury
fair last week and as many Will attend
Westport fair this week.-Allen Newton
was elected representative at IuesdaN :
election, receiving 81 of the GS votes cast
Mrs. Mary Gordon and daughter nave re-
turned to their home in Montpelier after
IA visit here.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel from
Iblv of Maiden, Mass. are with friends
Ihere.-Mrs. John S%pauldinE ana daughter
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs y H.
sherman at Long point,-Miss Sadle Con
verse, who has been on a three "eehs
vacation in this vicinity lett last Aatul-
day for her home in St. Louis, Mo- whete
she will resume her work as a stenograph-
err and bookkeeper. She is also a notary
public.
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LINCOLN.

The annual Moody and wadleigh reunion
was held at the home OF James Moody
in Lincoln August 81, 15 being present.
The towns Of Bristol, Starksboro. Han
cock. Ripton, Warren. Rochester, Hudson
and Fftchburg. Mass, Swansey, N. H.,
and Ticonderoga were represented. Un-
derneath a large tent tables were spread,
decorated with flowers and covered with
DELICIOUS eatables to which all did ample
Justice. The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year,: President. anne
G. Moody; vice-president. Amos Moody;
secretary, T.. T.. S~teadman; treasurer,
Adell NJ. Steadman; chaplain, James r..
King; committee of arrangements, Nern
York. Vern James and wife, David Dixie
and wife. Henry c. Steadman and wife.
Frank Moody and wife. 1t was voted
that the next reunion be held at the home
of Lesley Hills In Lincoln the second
Tuesday in June, 1907.
William Vaney and family OF Warren
we're guests of his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Varney and other friends here, last week.
MI and Miss Roberts who were guests
OF Jennie Leighton Morgan. returned to
their homes In North1eld. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Knowles of New
Haven called on friends here Sunday
Ray Farr and Walter Hamilton will go
to Middletown, Conn, Thursday where
they have employment.-Miss Maude
Estey who has spent the summer in
Shoreham returned home Saturday and
expects to enter Middlebury college this
fall.-Edgar Varney went to Burlington
Monday to be present at an operation
to be performed upon his wife, Tuesday.
Ray and Roy Meader of Shirley, Mass.
n va tricitf,n tt..i~ ,,.f NIrc Na-,ilI
The four year old s0i of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will circuit is very sick with append
citis and an operation is deemed neces-
sary very soon.-Mrs. Milo Give and
children of Fftchburg. Mass, are visit
ing here
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ESSEX CENTER.

Harry Williams of Chicago, who
been visiting his cousin, y. J. VIII
has returned.-Mrs. Flanders Of II
Junction spent sunday at II. A. Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Barre, who
been visiting Mrs. Jones's parents.
and Mrs. Z. e. Abbey, returned Mond'
George Davis of Burlington preache
the Baptist Church Sunday morning
at the Methodist Church in the event
Frank t'arrand, while working for v
Hunt, fell from a load of hay Saturday
was quite seriously hurt.-B. q. ButOtf
wife of Buffalo are visiting AT Mrs.
dab Nichols.-G. O. Bliss and wifi
Springfield visited at c. NJ. Ransom s
weck.-Professor Grant. one of the 4
c. /. teachers, IS visiting at Sam Kelle'
Mrs. Clarence Cook is visiting her 81
Mrs. l.. +. Bates.-The school CON
sioners have engaged Miss Esther y
of Lyndonville as teacher of the gram
and high school departments. The sd
'opened September / in Essex Clas
Institute. Miss Parks Is a gradual
the L. V. NJ, has had several years
perience in teaching, and comes M
recommended by State Superintendent
Education NJ. s. Stone. The school is
to the public.
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BRISTOL.

go,
IN, 'nriS'ah hhuea'or topic az 'he
pap,st Onuic" n'A' SNnuaS eNeh'ns VIII
pe' int ! '4utip"S o o"r's''ahi's' Lea
uer' Wli'ain May Al 'he Methodist
'-hurch the EpWorth League TOPIC Will De,
me fower ana 'he B4essedness OF
United PRAYER leader, MIS- NJ r.
Na'heS'-MiSs Ahha HearS o. New
flaven' conn, Is visiting her mother
WIS. Johh dearF' ana other reiat'Ves'-
T. n. Roseman, who has been seriously i'll
Tor several weeks Is able TO be on the
streets.-Misses Kathleen, Florence ana
Marjorie tdinundS are at home from
their summer vacation with relatives in
Hinesbureh.-G. !" Hasseltinc Of Mont
pelier is in town. Mrs. Hasseltine and
Laughter nave been here several weeks
The annual convention of the Addison
County Sunday school association will be
held in the Methodist Church September
5-I-Miss Nellie Mehan has been visit
ing in Bridport the past Week.-Mrs.
Abbie Dixie has returned to Johnson after
a visit here of two weeks with her par
ents.-B. j. Bristol viii enter a school
for dentistry in Buffalo. N. Y. this fail
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Gordon have return
ed TO Buffalo. n. Y. after a two week.
visit here.--Milo Aberpetbv Of Rutland
is visiting his family here for tev
davs-J + Rlauvelt returned 70 pro.
violence r T. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy cha of Cham.
Main n V and Mice C,,ra Monaen,d
and Alfrad Mansfield Of rssax 49, haar
onoets n, ,,rs Dosira I,y, ,ho no., u,oa.
nr % T. Ncswooror ~ pur,,na.on ua
!, town Trosdoy IIo u.ort - Itno",n
.o
co,,. ,o.rs ala ohi,1 90 W. II oro,,. e.,
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ADDISON.

Miss Belle Powell, who has been with
Mrs. Gulley the past year, left on riday
for her home in New Hampshire.-Nillialr
IL. Noonan is to be our next town repre-
sentative at Montpelier. He got the cleo
ton by eight ma jority .-Claribel Marshall
Clara Clark, May Crane, Edith Spooner,
Rollin Cherbeno, Russell Smith. Willard
Carpenter and Carlton are attending
school in Nergennes this fall.-Mr, ano
Mrs. A. s. Crane have been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Crane and son OF
Waterbury.-S. w. Smith is the guest OF
DIR. Melvin Smith of Glens Falls, \. Y
Every one from this locality was In Mid
dlebury last week attending the fair
Mrs. Hattie Pettibone opened school II
the south district on Monday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Lizzie Shepard and daughters
Sophia and Eva, spent Saturday and sun
day visiting relatives in Bristol.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Haskell of Bristol were in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Russell, wife of Dr..
George Russell of Lincoln, is spending a
few days with her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Russell, of this place.
Mrs. Sarah Rathburn of Ferrisburgh IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Day.-Miss
Daisy Russell and Mrs. James Renfrew
are appointed delegates to attend the
county Sunday school convention to be
held at Bristol Thursday and Friday of
this week.
At the election held here Tuesday John
l1add was chosen to represent Monkto mt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 of the voters par
took heartily of the generous Inner served
at the home of Mrs. George Stilson by
the aides Of the Friends Church.-Mrs
Edgar Meader, who has been in poor
health for some time Is now sick in
bed.-The pastoral committee of the
Friends Church held a business meeting
at the parsonage Tuesday evening. Al
members but two were present.-Franl
Little is raising the roof and making eN'
tcnsive repairs on his house.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Bertha Kelsey went last week 10
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, where she has a posi-
tion.-Mrs. Grace Sheldon went the first
of The week to Bloomfield, n. j.. where
she has a p~ositionsas teacher in a kinder
garten SCHOOLGIRLS. Sarah Goodrich is
spending "A few days in the west part of
the town with her aunt, Mrs. Frank At
Mrs. Elizabeth Randle of Canton, Pa,
has come to live with her sister, Miss
Caroline Thomas.-Mrs. Henry Dolittle of
Sandy Hill, n. y. who has been visiting
friends in town, returned home Thursday.
Roy Clapper of Bristol visited friends
here recently.-Charles Thomas of Canton,
Pa, was the guest of his aunt, Miss Caro-
Iline Thomas This Woek.
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Bates, Mrs. Van Dusen's mother or
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. William II. Still
man of Albany, N. Y, Mrs. William M.
Steward of Hartford, Conn, Nj. and Mrs.
u. Eddy Griswold of Lyme, Conn, Mrs
Walter Scranton and daughter, MISS
Scranton OF East Orange, N. j., DR.. {.
T.. Langworthy OF Washington, ID. c.,
Miss Smaithe OF New York city, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry M. Myrick New York city,
Judge and Mrs. John II. Booth of Platts-
burgh, N. Y, Mrs. Elizabeth e. Booth
of this city and daughter, Mrs. George
G.. Clark of Philadelphia. Pa. and Mrs
william Bum of Richmond Hill. n. y,
DR.. and Mrs. S. II .Carsley. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. McCuen, T. Neville, Mrs. c. A.
Bradbury of this city. Among the gifts
to the bride were n chest of old family
silver from the grooms people, cut glass
and several checks. Mr.. and Mrs. girls
void after lunch was served left for
Bluff Point. N. Y, where they will spend
their honeymoon. after which they VIII
take up their residence in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Townsend have re.
turned to Philadelphia after a months
visit with Mrs. Townsend's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Hoffnagle at Yer
gennes and Long Point, North Ferris
burgh. They enjoyed many excursions or
Lake ~Champlain on Capt Hoffnaghle''
yacht Blanche.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Coe to William II. Brennan occurred Il
New York city July 3. 1906. Mr.. Brennan
rs n prominent business man of New Yorl
city and Mrs. Brennan will be remembered
as the daughter of Mrs. r. w. Coe of thi'
city, and is a graduate of the Nergenne'
high school class OF 1904.
The Rev. Silas Perry. pastor of the Bap
fist Church at Bristol, will address tn
young peoples societies of this city Wed
nesday evening, September IL. at the Con
gregational Church on the worlds mis-
sionary movements and the Silver ba.
conference.
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HANCOCK.

John Foley has moved his family from
Bethel and will live in the upstairs tene-
ment opposite the hote1 and do work in
Charles Stockwell's new blacksmith shop.
Some 3 or 20 people went from this town
ito Middlebury last week TO the fair.-The
schools in town began last Tuesday with
Mrs. Lizzie Shampaney teaches at the
village and Mrs. Ella Robbins up the
hranch.-Jessie Church has gone to War
rem to work In the postofice. 1t Is also
the central for the telephone.-W. w
Jones and wife and G. x. Church and wife
were in Whiting last week guests of
Charles Church and wife.-Henry Fifeld
started for Potsdam last Saturday for a
short VISIT. Vtf..
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The harvest home at the Methodist n
copal Church on Friday evening of |
week, September Z, will be ar occasio3
much interest. The decorations will
beautiful and the exercises will be par|
pated in by many and will consist Of |
vest selections and songs. A free VIII
fering will be received at the door.
Ladies' Aid will serve a ten cent harI
supper before and after the exercises
ginning at 3 y. II. \ harvest exercise
II ladies and misses will conclude with
odd Oaken Bucket mi and Illus
tion.-The Hon. j. c. Allen of Monmo|
H.. with his wife and son John. are
Ting his father, j. II. Allen.-State Col
teur Van Schaick will speak AZ the \
fist Church Thursday evening.-Miss
tie Clough has returned from a visi|
Cazenovia. \. Y.-Storrs Curry of Fl
burg, Mass, is visiting at y. Curry
The Rev. w. II. Barker Of Rochestei1
Y, visited at j. s. Barker's last wei
Fred Hollis and wife Of New York vid
his father. Edward Hollis, last WEI
Farmers are beginning to cut corn fo1
silage.-C. w. Gage and wife of Thom|
willie. Conn, are visiting William SAN
arv.-Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Walker of
lington and daughter, Hilda, were at J
Aliens SundaY.-The Rev. c, {. Al
presided at the fusion rally Satu1
evening. II. l.. Hindley and Y. A. BuI
were the speakers. The town hall
we'll filed, a good proportion being la
THE Hinesburgh band furnished musid
The regular communication of Pa
Lodge. =. & A. NJ. will he held at
hall in Hinesburgh at 1880 sharp on Fr
evening of this week.-Cummings Pos
A. r., will hold their regular moetin|
their hall on Friendship avenue Satu|
Afternoon. September s.
Miss Mabel Russell has returned y
from spending a week with relative
burlington and Essex Junction.-Mr,
Mrs. II. W. Russell and Mr.. and
L. O. Mead attended the Middlebury
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Miss Sadie Dover was married to il
Corbin at the Catholic Church in
Charlotte Saturday. They went dried
boston, whore they Will reside.-Miss,
sic Brisin was married Saturday ID
Goodrich by the Rev. Mr.. Clark.
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Mrs. Henrietta Francis CHayden) Os-
borne passed away at her home. 20 Main
street Wednesday afternoon of last week
of heart disease. Mrs. Osborne was
a daughter OF the late Otis and Henrietta
Spaulding Hayden of Boston. She leaves
a husband, Jesse Osborne of the National
Shawmut bank. Boston. and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Eflie and Amy osborne. Fu-
neral services were held at three O'Clock
Saturday.
On Monday, market day, eggs
brought "a cents and butter 20 cents.
The shipment of cattle from this sec
ton Monday consisted of four carloads
of cows, calves and hogs for the Brigh-
ton market. L. G.. Piper accompanied
his shipment.
The fall term and school year at the
graded school opened on Tuesday morn
ing, The prospects for the term are for
u heavy attendance in All the higher de-
partments. The college year will not be-
gin until Thursday. September 20.
Tuesdays election passed off very
quietly here, but the total vote cast was
the largest in many years and the repub-
lican majority on the State ticket of 1893,
534 for Proctor to 135 for Clement. was
wv i'A SNPN S'''' ~ ''G 49,
Tilden and Cleveland years. 1t was near
ly $50 at night when the vote on the third
ballot for town representative was an
nounced and then 1t was found that
Willis n. Cady. republican, had been
chosen representative by n vote of 37 &c
266 for Ira H.. LaFleur, republican: eight
for Sideon d.. Miner, republican,; ant
seven for Col. s. A.. Ilsley, republican
Mr.. Miner had withdrawn after the
second ballot and most of his strength
went to Cady on the third. Col. Ilsley
was not a candidate at all and made nC
effort to be elected. Mr.. Cady, the sue
cessful candidate, is a young business
man and farmer and stands high in the
Grange, which fact was the final elemenI
in his selection.
All people hereabouts of all parties are
congratulating Col. Thad NJ. Chapman or
his conduct of the State campaign in his
position as chairman of the republican
State committee, and there Is already {
plan on foot to give him a splendid home
testimonial for his good work, and IN
doubtedly 1t will be rendered soon.