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HARDWYCK

Joseph Murphy and wife have been
spending q week with relatives in West
er'y. r. I--Mr. and Mrs. Simon Currie
ard son have arrived in town from
Quincy, Mass, and will spend some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foss
OF Main street.-The Rev. c. II. Merrill
OF ct. Johnsbury occupied tho pulpit at
the Congregational Church Sunday
morning and Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock a union meeting of the Sunday
schools in the village was held at the
same place at which time Miss Balch,
the state superintendent OF the home
department work. spoke apd a union
service was held in the evenng.-Mr and
Mrs. p. c. Kttredge have returned from
their honeymoon trip and at the homo
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
O. Kmball. Master Nat Irish of Wag-
oner. |. r. who is spending tho sum-
mer in tho East, Is visiting at the home
OF his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
@. Titus.-Mlss Emma Larabee has gone
to Magnolia. Mass, To spend two weeks
with her sistcr.--C;eorge II. Townsend
has moved his family from the Miles
house to the Riverside and MIR. Esta-
brook has moved into the tenement va
Gated by Mr.. Townsend.-Mrs. Frank
Pratt who has been visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O. Kimball's has returned to
her horne in Montgomery.
The sad news Of the death of Mrs. S. d.
I1ollister was received by her daughter.
Mrs j.. A. Kent. Sunday evening. She
died quite suddenly at Mnnatonka Lake.
Mimi. and the news came very unex-
pectcdly. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and niece
had Just returned from a weeks stay at
Lake Mansfield. 1t is expected the fu-
neral will be at Mrs. HOLSTERS late
honrs in Marshfleld.-The Sawyer Perkins
Lumber company have purchased the
farm which G. r. Whltcher lately bought
! OF the johnson estate.
! O. G.. Thomas OF Wabash, Neb, who has
been visiting his sister and other friends
! In this vicinity. left for his home We'd
nesday morning.-An interesting meeting
of the ladies' Bible class was held with
Mrs. X. S. Hooper Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. George are spending
a week with relatives ut Caspian lake. -
Mrs. II. X. browne has been elected 10
succeed Mrs. George Bickford as super
| intendent of the home department of the
Sunday schools of this village.-Lester
IToyt, who has been visiting at his uncle's
G. b. Hoyt, for two weeks returned 10
his home in Springfield, Mass. Wedres-
day morning. Ralph Aiken Of Burling-
ton is visiting relatives in town.--Miss
Ethel Littel of Sheldon Is visiting at the
home of her brother, Alton Littel. Of VOL
colt street Miss Gertrude Goodrich Is
spending two weeks vacation with her
brothers famly.-Adolphus Holton OF
Norwood, Mass, has arrived In town tc
visit his brother, Russell Holton.-Mr and
Mrs. J. V. Dutton and two daughters have
gone TO Boston for n vacation. They also
plan to visit in New Brunswick.-W. l.
Tillotson of Lisbon. j. H.. has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs l.. a. Tillotson. for
a few days.-IIerert Monahan of Whit
man, Mass. and his daughter Mrs. Van
stone, Of St Stephen, n b., who have
been visiting at j. v buttons have re-
turned home.
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MILTON.

Mrs. +. f. Rogers has returned from
a visit with friends in Middlehury.-
Mrs. Edward Center and little child of
Rutland are visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs u. II. Coon.-A lawn party is
to be given at the residence OF Alex.
Barry this evening for the
benefit of the G. q. F.-Miss Bernicc
Ballard returned TO her home in Bur-
lington. and Miss Maud Ryan to Platts-
burgh Monday after spending several
weeks with friends In town.-The La
dies Aid OF the Methodist Church
served supper at the vestrS on Wednes-
day evening Arthur Thompson is
visiting friends in lIghgate and Shell
don-Miss Hattie Lyman of burlington
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. AL
lie Lyman.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Phelps
and daughter, Clara. have returned to
their homo In Audubon, Iowa. The
Misses Elloeewn and Edith will remain
for n while longer.
Charles b. Ryan visited his father
the Rev NJ II. Ryan. Friday.-The
Methodist ladies have just put down
new carpets In their parsonage.-Mrs.
Haw!ey and Miss Agnes Wedgworth
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HINESBURGB.

Frank Steele and son, Sherwood, OF
Chicago were in town Tuesday.-The
hluae and lot of the late Mrs JullN
tiage has been sold to Sidney bushnell
e: Thomsonvlle. Conn.-Thc Rev Y. CON
toise will return from his vacation this
week The ord nance Of the Lords supper
will be observed next Sunday.-A horse
belonging to Frank Smith ran away
Tuesday from in front of Reed K
Patrick's store. The damage was slight
although he ran over mile.-The Rev.
NJ, r. France and daughter, Ruth, have
returned from a visit to Cobbioskil, ~
Y.
There will be special communication ot
Patriot .odgc L. & \, NJ. for work on
tho 3rd degree Friday evening at 1870.
July 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Dwire and
Miss Rena Shepard and Rollin Lewis
have return from Brookheld- where
they spent a very pleasant time with
friends and relatives.
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BOLTON.

II. y. Gill, former resident ~ this
town, died at his home In Moretown last
Friday night. He is survived by his wife,
one son, Frank, who lives at home,
daughter. Mrs. George Thompson of Boil
ton, another daughter Cora, died several
years ago, leaving little son, Philetus
Teachout, who has made his home with
the deceased since his mothers death
Mr.. and Mrs Howe pleasantly entertained
their neighbors and employees at the'r
home on the 18th inst. They We're treated
with a bountiful supper by their hostess,
fter which the entertainment consisted of
music by sraphophone, recitais. reading
and singing, with a splendid display or
fireworks In the evening Edward Cullen
has been very sick for about two weeks
but Is reported to be slightly improving In
health.-Mrs. Guyette is better from her
late illness.-Eme Thompson is working at
the hospital In Waterbury instead OF at
G.. W. Randalls as reported last week
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LINCOLN.

Miss Madge Ladoo OF Starksboro Is
spending the week with friends here.
Michael Madigan and daughter of
Burlington are visiting at J. II. and J.
l.. Bcancs.--E. Is. Eddy of Starksboro,
was a visitor at Charles Sweets over
Sunday.--Zcnas Murray of Revere,
Mass, formerly of this town. with his
wife and sons. came to town Monday,
and will be guests OF friends for few
days.-Mrs. Ella Lavellcy of North Da-
kota, Mrs. Anna Potter and son, Of
Billcrica, Mass who have been guests
of Mrs. S. NJ. Lee the last few weeks,
left for their homes Tuesday.-A large
part of the residents of the town at
tended Robbinss circus in Bristol Mon
day.--Mrs. j. L. Thurston is improv-
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WILLISTON

Luther Clark. aged "a years. died at his
home. River View farm, Hinsdale, NJ H.,
July 4. with heart failure, after a long
illness from complication of diseases. He
was born In Berkshire April Is, 1892. At
the age OF nine years he went with his
fathers family to Wisconsin into n wild
ana wooded country, helping TO clear tho
timber for n home At the age of Is with
his brother, who was 10 months older he
began dealing IN lumber, shipping the
same by boat down tho rivers to st. Louis
In 1853 he married Mary r. Babcock of
Waukasha. Wis. Moving to Madison Wis,
he began buying grain. he helping to load
and ship thS first carload of grain that
was shipped over the new road from Mad
!son to milwaukee, In few years this
railroad continued across the state to
Prairie du Chine. Mr.. Clark then went
farther west to the small, but thriving vii
laee of Mazomanie and with partner
continued In the grain and stock trade
buying and shipping more cattle to Chi
caEo than any other dealer of his time in
that vicinity. In 1879 he moved to Albion
Neb, whore he continued in the grain
stock and lumber business with his broth
Ier and MISC owned and managed several
farms. In 1889 Mr.. Clark went to Coup
vile on Puget sound, where he remained
less than two years. Here he owned n
large sawmill lie was very active In
building up the town, but meeting with
lreverses and, broken in health he re-
turned again to his old home in Albion
taking UP the same business he left. Here
Mrs. Clark died March IL, 1893. Five sons
were born tn them. Lucian OF Denver,
Colo, Loran and Frank A. OF Albion,
Mob, Willmont r. OF Etzattan. Mexico,
and Ernest w. of Aberdeen Wash. On
August 3. 1894. Mr.. Clark married Mrs.
Lucinda c. Dodge of Stowe and in the
summer of 1897 they came to Williston to
live, then moving 10 Hlnsdale, n. H., in
the spring of 1904 Mr.. Clark had been
a Mason nearly so years. being a master
Mason. He had been member Of the
Orient Chapter, No Is. Royal Arch Ma
sons of Columbus Neb from which ne
took a demt on May II, 1900, lie was a
member Of the Rose Chapter of the Order
IF the Eastern Star, Albion. lie also was
a member of the A. O. L. W. OF Albion,
being n member of this order about 80
years and a member of the Degree Of
Honor. He was an Cniversalst most of
his life, but united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church in 1893. He was n de-
voted member to his fraternttes and
church. a hard working. faithful and hon
est man, kind husband and father, re-
spected by all who knew him. Prayer was
offered at the house "Wednesday evening
by the Rev. w. r. white and the body
was taken to Albion. Neb., for burial. ac-
companied by his stop-son, r.. Monroe
Dodge Of IInsdale. Resides his sons he
leaves wife. who cared for him to the
last. and a stepdaughter, Miss Sadie j
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

A. n. Baldwin arrived Thursday night
from Coos county. n. H., where he went
for a bride. Saturday evening about 20
friends and neighbors met at their home
to give them welcome; ice cream and
cake were served and a pleasant time en-
ioyed.-A good many farmers have COM
menCed haying, / some report very
heavy crop and others lighter one than
usual-Mt. Fhilo Inn is doing good
business again this year. About 100 meals
were served on Sunday last.-Mrs. Frank
Lewis is slowly improving. Com
missioner Smiths policy Of putting in a
plenty of water bars on the hills and
using gravel instead of the road machine
is showing good results as in spite of the
heavy rains and wet weather the roads
are improving and at comparatively
small expense,--G. NJ. Hazard has made Il
king road drag or as some call II a
split log road drag, which does all that
has been claimed for it in the papers,
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MONKTON.

Mrs. +. II. Palmer is in East Monkton
called there by the illness Of her niece.
Miss Grace Stilson.-Nrs a. T.. Clapper
is confined to the house by illness.-Iohn
BuShcy IS suffering from cancer on one
side of his face. DR.. Carsley of Yer
gennos IS drawing it out which makes it
very paInful-D. T.. Mech ana wife weNr
in Bristol Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Potter visited Mrs. Alma Dean Of Char
lotte recontly.-Mrs. u. =. McEntee and
son. Fred. were in Bristol recently.
f. l.add is in burlington this week
i, T. james wife and daughter. O.
Srandall ana wife and Mrs NJ. Hutch
insons were guests of y. p. Mct,ntec
and wife the Fourth.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Addle Hanks of Essex Junction
is visiting friends hcre.Mr and Mrs.
f. NJ. Pierce were guests of benjamin
Pierce and family at IIinsshurgh Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. n, II. brewster and
granddaughter. Florence, visited friends
in Bristol the first of the week.-Ernest
Norton and family are moving into the
house he recently bought of Guy Bick-
ford.-Several from here attended the CIR
Gus at Bristol MordaY.-Frank Lander
has moved his family to Starksboro,
where he is to work for Hin & Mills
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Higley visited her
aunt, Mrs. Osman Fisher. In Bristol the
first of the Week.-Mrs.. Edith Mix OF
Bristol is visiting her sister Mrs. n. A.
CARPENTER.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continucd from frst pnge)
WEYBRIDQE.

tho guest OF John shaw.-Carson Rob
bins OF Drew Theological Seminary IS
spending few weeks at his old home,--
The remeins OF the five weeks old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Grant OF Char
lotte were brought here last Monday and
Inferred at the hill cetnetery.-There will
be twilight services conducted by the
Rev, Peter Heller in front of the Metho.
dist Church Sunday July Is and 22-
Robert sprasue Of North Hudson. n. Y,
has moved into Mrs. George Downing's
house,-Miss Grace Twtchell Is spending
her vacation at Lake George
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WEST BOLTON.

Angus Tomlinson OF Hamilton. Ohio,
Is visiting his parents and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb OF Plain
field, y j.. spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. T. IomK'hson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. smith ana
Mrs. Fred Lombard returned MONDAY
from visiting friends in Eden-A son
was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Greg
DRY. July Mrs. f. NJ. Davis OF Essex
Junction is visiting relatives here,-The
Nashville and West Bolton mines played
a ball game Saturday. At the end%f the
ninth inning the score stood. To A.
II. T.. Pierce and family have moved
into the house recently vacated by
A. Guyette.-Mrs. L. J. CUE is spending
a few weeks with her daughter In Wor-
cester.
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SALISBURY.

Christian Hanson, who has been at work
in stamford Conn, arrived home Monday
Bert Bryant has bought a place in For
estdale and will move there soon.-Mrs
Alice Egelston and Miss Ruth of Corn
wall were at Ira and Charles Gales a
few days last week.-Chares and Roy
sird of New York city are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Sird
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FARMS FOR YOU.

acres on Lake shore, good house
and barn, m. from city, $1,000.
3j-aCre garden and poultry farm,
good house and barn. M from city,
$500.
l70-acre farm, Milton, 3 IN. from de-
rot; so woodland, will cut stuff
enough to pay for farm; fair buildings,
s2,so0. VIII trade for city property.
Goo acres. u timber land no noun
tain. good buildings. ON main road, ;
m to depot big bargain. $4,000.
Send Toe for now c;.taloG ana man.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
lag -. Paul ST.. BURLINGTON, VT.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
LYNDON.

pleasant event in Lyndon village was
the marriage of Roy Morgan Wilcomb and
Charlotte Elizabeth Chase, July 5. Mr..
Wilcomb is merchant In Springfield.
The bride is the youngest daughter of the
late Henry Chase. The ceremony was
performed ~ sthe early evening ses the
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sHELBURNE.

Miss Kelley of Burlington is visiting
Miss Laura Collamer.
Charles Ballard OF Syracuse, N. Y.
cams Sunday to visit at Benjamin Har-
ringtons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mackie and Misses
Hazel and Isabel Smith are at ID. T,
Irish's
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Miranda Wescott has returned
home from Falkland, Pa, where she
spent a few weeks with her uncle. James
Marvin.-Mrs. r. r. Forbes OF Essex
Junction and Mrs Rollie Forbes of North
field, have returned home from visit
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BOOK BINDING
AND PRINTING.

1t will cost you nothing
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Wheelwrgh shop, good
water power with planning machine, rip
saw. jlg saw, iron lathe. drilling ma
chine, boring machine, buzz planer.
Robinson proveuder grinder, cider mill
outfit, set of scales, blacksmith shop and
tools, paint shop, saw mill complete,
thrse acres land, dwelling house, barn,
good water in house. For particulars in
quiro oc S. L. Thomas. Sheldon, VT.
lGiGt&w4t
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OF Clarenceville, p. O., visited in town
last week.-Mrs.. Frank slayton of FL
more spent last week with relatives
here--The Ladies' Aid serve O salad
supper at the Methodist vestry We'd
nesday afternoon
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CENT
A
WORD.

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uuired. No advertisement taken which Is
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NOTICE.

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FOR SALE--A JGn-foot hot water heater,
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$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale in good
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POINTERS.

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homo Of Mrs Sarah Chase by tho Rev.
William c. Clark. pastor OF the Consre-
gational Church,
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Coleman and daughter OF Bos-
ton arrived at II. d. Costello's Thursday
night as boarders for the season.-Mrs.
Snow Is better--Partles from Chicago
spent Friday on the river fishing,
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WANTED.

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Burlington. VT, 2w1t
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aid washing. Address J. L. Brown. NJ
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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-02-23
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce J.
A. lancaster as Il candidate for Sec
ond term as sheriff of Independence
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Jno.
NJ. Magness of Big Bottom township
as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the action of the Democratic party
We are authorized to announce w.
A. Fike as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce A.
L. Dunlap as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic party.
We are authorized to announce NJ.
Nj. Steward Of Greenbrier township as
candidate 70 Sheriff, subject to the
action Of the Den ocratic party.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-02-23
CHARLOTTE CHRONICLES.

Master Floyd Jernigan has been
chilling the past week.
Ira Somers of Paris, Tenn, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Byrum of
Blevins, have located in our neigh
borhood.
On account Of Prof. Blair being
sick, there was no school Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Henderson has been
quite sick for the past week, but
is better now.
Several young people of this
place attended church at Antioch
Friday night.
Mrs. Lille Nuekolls and daugh-
ter visited friends at Sharp Mon
day and Tuesday
Charlie LewalIen has been quite
sick the past week with pneumonia,
but is better now.
Rev. Josiah Martin of Moore
field preached an interesting ser
mon at this place Sunday night.
Miss Phronie Kennedy of Cath
eytown, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ara Baker, of this place this week.
j. W. Minis Augusta, stopped
here Sunday on his way home
from Hot Springs, where he has
been for his health.
VIII Baker and Misses Geneva
and Wilma Lane, Nellie and Unie
Churchill and Sallie Nuckolls at
tended church at Center Grove
Sunday.