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RICHMOND.

Thomas O'Brien Of Waterbury was in
town yesterday. -Dr. Keefe Of Kingston,
n. Y, is the guest Of his brother, James
Keefe, In Willlston.-Miss Dorothy Fir
man of Chicago, H., Is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rhoads.-
The Christian Endeavor society will serve
a supper ut the Congregational vestry
Friday evening from $3.50 to eight o'clock.
to which every one Is invited.-The Rev.
f.. p. Treat spoke in Williston Tuesday
evening on the young Peoples Mis-
slonary Movement" In company with
the Rev. $. p. Perry of Bristol he Will
speak In Huntington Thursday evening
on the same subiect.-Mr, and Mrs. F..
II. Shepardson We're in Burlington yes
terday.-Dr, and Mrs. Bingham and
daughter were guests at the Park House
Wednesday.-Frank King OF Waterbury
was In town ye~sterday.-Mrs jennie
Berry and Mrs. r.. i. Treat represented
the Women's Missionary society at the
State convention Of the Vermont branch,
WomeDis Board OF Missions. held IN
Swanto Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Young. who have been
guests OF Miss Lizzie Kehoe for several
days, have returned to their home In
Burlington.-H. G. Towne OF Bellows
Falls IL visiting at the home of her
ia ther, Albert Towne,-Mrs Fay Riley
is in Barre for a short stay.-Sanford
Squires, #. A. Balch, the superintendent,
F. H.. Shepardson and the pastor, the
Rev. f. =. Treat. were chosen to re-
present the Congregational Sunday
school at the State Sunday school con-
vention to be held in Randolph. Octo-
Der 161S.-Frank McCale OF Burlington
was in town wcdnesday.-A dance was
held In Belleview hall last evening.-Miss
Mary McGovern OF Burlington was ir
town Tuesday to attend the McGovern-
MoGriRgs w~edding.-At the Congrega-
tionai Church next Sunday morning the
pastor will tako for the theme OF the
sermon, Making Christ Real" In the
evening the third In the serious "Why
BE ~Religious?" will be given with the
subject, Because II Brings one into
Contact with Christ."-The Misses
Agnes and Anna McGoyern have return
ed from Lake Sunapee. N. H.. where
they have been employed during the
summer.-Walter Kennedy Is clerking Al
p. II. s%udarsky's clothing store.-Miss
Lizzie Brunette and Mr., Skinner both OF
Jericho, where married at the Church OF
Our Lady Of the Rosary, Wednesday
l40rniRA tho Rem A. \. 0ea1A 1Aas&0Em:
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Allen Orvis of this place and Miss Ida
Mathews of Lincoln were united In mar
riase Saturday evening, September % by
the Rev. j. Thurston of Lincoln Center.
Mr.. Orvis works for Cullen Shattuck and
she teaches school on Brown Hin.-Dan-
iel. Clarence and Mary Birdsall went
Tuesday to Union Springs, n. Y, where
they will attend school the coming year
Bessie Birdsall is teaching In the Rounds
district this fall.-Mrs. Fred Delphia OF
Pittsford is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Elisah Follansbee.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Steadnan and daughter, Hattie. are home
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Henry
Gleason, in Westford.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Orvis have moved from his sons y
Fred. back to his place In JerVsalem.-
Mrs. Orvis recently returned from New
York State, where she visited her daugh-
tiers the past summer.-Amos Cobb and
John IIaskins were guests recently or
their cousins. Charles and Arthur Grace
Mrs. Annie Grace Is on the sick list
David Follansbee n Daniel Sargent have
commenced repairs on the Friend =
Church, extending the pulpit platform,
etc, before putting dow the carpet.
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ADDISON.
Allen and Mrs.

Henry Allen and Mrs. G.. W.
s, stevens, who have been the guests
of r.. A. Warner and family for a time,
have returned to their home In Brook
lyn.-Roy Spooner has returned to
college in Middlebury. having spent his
vacation Nn the farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Whitford of Crown Point. N.
J.. have been the guests of relatives here
for a few days. They were former resi-
dnts of this town.-MrS. Hila Hanna OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, is visiting her brother,
julius Clark.-Mr. and Mrs. S;udley OF
Brockton, who have spent several weeks
| with Mr., and Mrs. Marshall, nave re-
turned home,-A dance will be held Fri
| day night at the hall.
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H. A. Barrows and son, Wilbur were
in town Monday.-Miss Minnie Shaw has
returned to her work IN Burlington.-Miss
Addie Wilbur, who has been in the Adj
rondacks for the summer, is visiting her
parents Miss Nellie Dorr has gone 10
New York where she will spend the
winter.-Miss Hazel Knight and Olive
Hayden are attending the T.. V. NJ,
William Mead has gone to Boston. Mass,
Mrs. A.. f. Burdick and Miss Madeline
Schweig are visiting friends in New
York.-Miss Fannie Rogers. who has been
so very i'll. has been taKen to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for treatment for APP
pendicitis. She is in a critical condition.
William Houghton of Barre Is in town.
The work on the Methodist church Is
progressing rapillv.
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sHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Andrews are the
parents of a fine ten-pound son, born
September 20.
w. A Weed, Jr., goes this week to
South Bend, Ind. TO engage In business.
Grover Goodsell started for Boston Mon
day. where he is to enter the school Of tho
Museum of Fine Arts.
Mrs. d. v. Goodsell Is on the sick list,
Fred X. Roberts is sick with typhoid
fever.
Fred Peet and wife, w. f. Palmer and
wife and Alison Peet, have returned from
New York.
The next regular meeting OF Chanplaln
Chapter. o. T.. s., No. 30, will be held
In Masonic hall. Friday evening, Septem-
Der 2s, at 7:3o y. m.
Charles WILDER. VI. N. Rowley ana
Murray Love, with a gang of apple pick
ers, have gone to western New York to
pact; apples.
Hazel and Dorothy Kinney are on the
sick list.
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FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. r. II. Trow of Washington, D. C..
is visiting her sister and friends at the
Congregational pa~rsonage.-O. II. Sher-
man and family, who have spent the
summer in their cottage at Long Point,
have broken camp and returned to their
home here.-Miss Lucy Dean left on Mon
day to begin a course OF study at Mt.
Holyoke College. South lladley, Mass
Miss Jessie Ball and Mrs. a. 7. Allen have
been away for some weeks on a c%anvass
ing tour.-At a meeting OF the Addison
County Ministerial association held At
Middlebury on Tuesday OF this week, the
Rev. George II. Bailey was elected mol
orator and the Rev. S. r.. Barnum scribe.
The Rev. Mr.. Sunderland of Chicago Sem
mary. temporarily supplying the church
at WeybridGe, was present and gave an
interesting reading from Genesis TIE
Rev. Thomas Simms. who is just CLOSING
his labors at Middlebury, reviewed No
Kenzie's Ethics of Gambling, making !.
intensely interesting as well as profitable,
and the Rev. S. II. Barnum OF Cornwall
presented a very excellent sermon for
comment and crlticism.-Mlss Jessie Field,
who has been employed In Mlddlebury fol
several years, received a cablegram or
nouncing her appointment by the govern
ment to a good position as teacher o,
English. She will be associated with a
lady friend, who has held n similar posi-
ton there for the last year, and has just
returned to resume labor. Miss Field ex-
poets to leave this week for her new work
Her mother, Mrs, T.. w Field, will go &c
Middlebury Thursday TO be with hel
daughter till she eInbarks.
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On account of the illness of Bishop
Michaud confirmation was not administer
ed Sunday, September S.-Miss Anna
Therien has returned after a two months
vacation at her home In Canada.-Mis s
Rebecca King has returned to her home in
White River Junction.-Pearl Coleman OF
Shelburne and Miss Emma Bartlett were
married Tuesday September IL. by the
Rev. o. l.. Barnard. They will work for
Mr.. Bartlett the coming season.-The 1T
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Breen Is quite i'll with pneumonia.-James
Breen, Jr., has gone to Cambridge Notch
TO work.-Patrick Breen was called homr
from Sher,urne on account of the Illness
of his daughter.-Kate Mahoney of Bur
lington. who has been spending her vaca.
ton with Lizzie Barrett. has returned Il
her home in Burlington.-The Rev. J
Therein was in Burlington last Thursday
John Leddy was in Burlington Satur.
IaV
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ. w. IIinsdale cut a bad cash in one
foot last Friday while sharpening fence
posts.-Miss Grace Pease spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Burlington. -
Bert Forbes OF Milford. Mass. spent last
week with his sister, Mrs. william Grey.
AT the regular convovation of LaPlotte
chapter OF H~inesburgh last Friday even
Ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith of Hunt
ington were initiated. An invitation from
the Richmond chapter to meet them on
October Q was received and accepted
Mrs. c.. =. Ruel of Montpelier, who has
been visiting her son, George. and family
in this town for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home,-Franklin Isham of
South Williston is attending the high
school in Hinesburgh.-Dr. f.. b. Whitaker
Of Barre was the. guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II. Tilley the first of the week.-Mrs..
Kate Purcell of Shelburne was taken Ill
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Noonin, Monday afternoon.
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"CHITTENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Mrs. Fanny Macornber visited Mrs. Ellen
Percival Friday.-Mrs. Y. G.. Nay went
Friday to Richford, where she met Mr..
Nay. They went from there to Canada
for n visit.-Miss Florence Hurlburd ex-
poets to go soon to Burlington to work
Mrs. T|ierney went Saturday to tho hos
pital for reatment.-Mrs Fred Percival
and son, Donald, were visitors In Burling-
ton Saturday.-W. Chesmore returned
from Malone Friday night.-Miss Alice
Flagg was in town S~aturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Judd of Georgia visited in
town last week.
A daughter was born Sept. cath to Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Clerkin.-Mr. and Mrs.
Cryus Mead OF Undeihill were in town
Monday night on business.-Mr. Tierney
has been under the DOCTORS caro-.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Martin went Tues
day on the excursion to New York--Mr.
and Mrs. John Carey attended the funeral
Of Miss McNulty Sunday at Winooski.-
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Bradford Of Milton
were guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Pollard. A. Rogers of st. Adams
was in town Monday.-Miss Howe has
been entertaining friends from Kansas.
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E MILTON.

Mrs. C. NJ. Bullock left Tuesday for
Claremont, n. H, where she will Join
her husband ard they will move their
goods to Boston, Mass, where they ex-
pect TO reside.-Mrs. Cole and daughter
and Mr.. Warbler. bearders at II. d.
Costello's. will leave for their home in
Dorchester, Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Fuller of Hartford, Conn,
is at the Willow Bay House caring for
her son. Sanford Thompson, who is quite
siCk.-Mrs. Minot Smith visited friends In
camp on the Island the first of last week
H. d. Costello and II. A. Granger went
last Thursday in Mr.. Costello's launch tc
the draw bridge for a days fishing. They
caught "a large bass and a large number
OF perch and other kinds Of fish Of less
value.
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N

The funeral OF Benjamin, the s.
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gcrmain was held from the chi
Sunday at two o'clock with G. NJ.
ton in charge, Rev. w. A. HathfI
officiating. The bearers were chi
Falby, Howard Fargo, Roy Clevel
Benoni Spraguc. lntcrment in Ma
wood cemetery.-Rev. :. p. Perr]
Bristol will address the people
Thursday evening and at the Cd
on Friday evening on endeavor \
and reports of the silver bay cor
ence-Mrs, Mime Smith q
tanned the Kings Daughters Wedne
Julius Benedict, who Is stoppin.
the home of j. W, Spaulding, has
to Boston for 4 few weeks.-Mrs.
ina Sweet is numbered among the
George Conger and wife of JOIN
former residents, called on friends
Monday.-Rev. w. a, Hathaway LED
Christian Endeavor meeting SuI
Veninc
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BRIDPORT.

Fred ST. Jonn, VINO was injured by a
colt last Sunday. Is recoverlng.-The
Ladies' society of the Congregational
Church will hold their annual meeting
at the veSry parlor Thursday afternoon,
October 4, commencing at half past two.
The apple pickers rave commenced oper-
atiosss for X. l.. Hemen way.-Fruit is
scarce in this sectional. 3. Wicker of
Illinois made a brief visit here last week,
then left for Burlington to see his sister,
Mrs. Converse.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, who have spent several years
IN Colorado, are here on a vlsit.-Miss
Nellie barbour returned to her school
duties at Philadelphia last week.-Mrs..
Alice Wilcox. will spend the winter in a
part Of Mrs. Lucy Pratt's house in the
villa ge.-Mrs. Agnes Williams is with
friends in Port Henry.
An Old New England supper will he
given in the Masonic hall on Friday
evening the 9Sth OF September by the
Ladies lone Circle OF the Methodist
Espiscopal church. There will also be
given a rehearsal and concert of the
DISTRICT Singing Skew in connection
with the supper.-Services in the MethO-
will be AS follows: II a. M. preaching by
the pastor on Results OF Gnbeleif," IL
m. Sunday school; 80. p. m. preaching
by the Rev. James II. Lockwood of Cor
nell Memorial church. New York City.
All are welcome to these and all the SER
vices of the church.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. EleaZar Shattuck of
South Starksboro and Mrs. Josiah Full
Ter of Richmond are the guests of their
brother. S. j. Randall. and other friends
here.-Mr. and Mrs. George Conger of
Johnson were guests at the homes OF II.
II. Brewster, j. c. Carpenter, q. A.
Baker and other friends here, returning
to their home MoNday.-The Rev. S. p.
Perry of Bristol will address the people
here Friday evening at the church,
Dorothy, the seven months old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Carpenter, died
Thursday afternoon of cholera infantum.
The funeral was held from the house
Saturday afternoon, the Rev. S. 2. Perry
Of Bristol ofticiated.-Burton Gorton is
seriously i'll with spinal meningitis. A
nurse from Burlington is in attendance.
Mrs. Clara Norton returned home Sat
urday.-Andrew Liberty has moved his
family to his place here in the village.
Mrs. Truma Andrews and daughter OF
Charlotte visited her cousin, G.. W.
Brewster the first of the week.-The Will
ing Workers will be entertained by Mrs
Gertrude Brewster October 3 at the Wood
mems hall Dinner will DO served at two
o'clock Jesse Gardiner and Fred Wells
have gone to Massachusetts,-Mr and
Mrs. Carlos IIigley are visiting his uncle,
Jerry Higley, at Brattleboro.-G. +. Bart
lett is erecting a new house. Mr.. Terrier
of Richmond has tho contract to build it.
Burton p. Gorton died at his home In the
south part of the town Wednesday morn
Ing at two o'clock with spinal meningitis
BY his genial manner and many other
good traits of character Mr.. Gorton won
the good will of those who knew him. n
wife. Josie Sargent Gorton. four children
a father. three brothers and one sister
survive him. The funeral will be held
from the church Friday at ! p. m. Mucn
sympathy is expressed for the bereaved
family.-Mrs. Bapp of Burlington has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Leavett
the past Week.-Mrs. aulin Warren Is
visiting friends in burlington. |Georsc
Crane of Chicago was a guest or NIT ant
Mrs. T.. w Ellis the first Of the week
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Business TRANSACTED Dur.
ing the Week Finding September 20.

Estate of Peter Pratt. Colchester. Rosa
Pratt appointed ADMINISTRATIVE: Henry
Conlin and Frank L. Graves appraisers;
appraisers return made: estate decreed to
widow, Rosa Pratt.
Estate of George II. Morrill,, Hunting
ton. Settlement Of the ADMINISTRATIVE ac-
count.
In re Annie b. Gushn, Burlington, dn-
sane, Committed 10 the Vermont State
Hospital for the Insane at Waterbury.
Estate of Lurinda Buehler. Essex. Fran
ces a. Place appointed administrators APP
plication for license TO sell real estate;
hearing October 9Th,
Estate of Catherine Bllls. Burlington.
Fannie l.. Morse appointed administra-
trix.
Estate Of Philinda +. Weston, Col
chester. Elihu b. Taft appointed ad-
ministratnr, de bonis non.
In re, Peter Jarvis, Burlington, On-
sane Committed to the Vermont State
, Hospital for the Insane at Waterbury.
Estate of Henry DeVarennes, Bur
lington. Oliver DeVarennes appointed
administrator
Estate Of Nancy r. Chase. Essex, mon
compost. Guardians account fled.
In re, Barnard Hodges, Burlington
(minor). Chas. McGafey appointed guar
dian.
Estate Of Constance Chausse, Burling-
ton. vii proved; Fred IeClair appointed
executors; Arsene Boucher and Joseph Ar
mold appointed appraisers and commits
sioners.
Estat Of Thomas Blakly, Underhil
CNon conpos ward now deceased). Guar
. dams annual settlement. +. j. Robinson
appointed guardian. Guardian appointed
for minor heir.
Estate OF George W. IowTey, Bur
Iington. VIII filed for probate; hearing
October 9th. +. o. Beaupre appointed
special administrator.
Estate of Margaret C. Harrington
Burlington. viii filed for probate; hear
ing October 9th.
Estate Of James II. Clark, Burlington
hearing October 18th.
Estate OF Elizabeth Irish, Westford
Will filed for probate; hearing October
18th.
Estate OF Julius d.. I'M, South Bur
lington. VIII filed for probate; hearing
October 18th.
Estate of Charles G. Peterson, Bur,
lington. VIII filed for probate; hearlns
October 18th.
Estate OF Bridget Kennedy. Hemmlng
ford. p. .. Will filed Tor probate; hear
lAsseEh QGtahAxAA
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GRANVILLE.

MI. And Mrs. f.. l.. Jewett Of Boston
and Mrs. Il. l.. Pierce of Rochester
were in town Tuesday.-Leon Cady and
Lucy Race were married saturday,
September 22.-Albert Lincoln of Beth
ell visited his daughter. Mrs. +. n.
Hemcnway, the first Of the week.
| Mrs. Sarah Curtis of Montpelier is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. V. r.. Wood and
other relatives.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| McIntire and +. A. Parker and wife
of Brookfeld We're in Waitsteld 10
| visit Norton House Friday of last
w~eek.-Edward Wilson cut one hard
quite badly Monday. DIR. Campbell
was called. He found it necessary to
administer ether to dress the wound
Seven stitches were taken.
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MONKTON.

Ovette Sayles of Burlington recently or
lganized a lodge of the Knights of Pythiaa
in his town, to be known as Florona
lLodge, with IL charter members. The
lodge will be Instituted October IL with
the following officers: A. \. Green ami
J. e. Collins, past chancellors; f.. p. Still
son, chancellor commander: c. IL. Sears,
vic~e-chancellor; DR.. A. A.. Denton, prelatc;
Frank Tracy, master of work; A. Henry
Miles. keeper of records and seals; j. w
Thomas, master OF finance; II. w. Goodro,
master of exchequer; w. G.. Shattucii.
master of arms; D.. II. Medor, inside
guard: George Little, outside guard; b. L.
Lawrence. Edward LIANT and A. w
Collins, trustees.
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HANCOCK.

II. X. Perry and Henry Belden were IN
Bethel last Monday after freight.-Mrs.
Richard Boyden, who has been confined 20
her bed most OF the time for several
years, was moved across Braintree
mountain to her new home, which they
have bought. Lyman Rhodes came from
Randolph with q very comfortable spring
bed in an express wagon and
carried her In It. Mrs, G.. r. Church, her
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MlTOE.

George Morse's store and Arthur
mans meat market were broken
on Monday night and a number of
of shoes. suit cases and wat
We're taken from Morse's store.
eral other stores have been br|
into in the last few wce1
The ladies' of the Episcopal 500
are to serve II chicken pie Dime
odd Fellows hall on Thursday ever
Mrs. O. II. Hewcy and daugI
BERTHA. and son, Adds, started II
day morning for a visit To her BIRD
in Manila. Ia,-Nir. and Mrs. Chi
Peltier have returned from a
TO Lisbon. n. H.-Nirs. Grant Pre-
has moved her household goods To
fathers, NJ. Miles, where she will 4
her home.-A, W. Lyman and
Mulvihill attended the Malone fair
week.-Anson Wheelock, an aged
dent. died Saturday of old age.
has been gradually failing for tW7
three years. The funeral was
from his late home on Monday,
Rev. NJ. H.. Ryan officiating. The
e~ricses at the grave were under
sonic auspices. c. E. Clifford condud
the ritual. Mr.. Wheelock. was SS y
old and had been q lifelong resi|
He was the oldest member of tho
sonic fraternity in town. He LEI
an aged wife.-Mr. and Mrs. WI
Fletcher and little child of st. All
are visiting Mrs. Fletchcr's par
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hastings.-The
lotson place on Railroad street
been sold by Rev. w. c. Clark of
don to Alison Herrick of West Mi
MIR. and Mrs. !, l.. Chadwick of
den. Mass. spent Saturday and Su'
in town-Mr. and Mrs. James Mel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il Caswell' Mrs
Truman and Edward Regnier Wen
the excursion to New York Tuesdi
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LEICESTER.
CHARLOTTE.

Richard Dean has returned to Dart
mouth.-R. f. Raymond has been in town
In the interest of the Chittenden county
directory.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Williams
have returned from New York.-The Rev.
Mr.. Renfrew and wlfe OF Monkton visited
Mrs. a.. c.. Dean Monday.-W. NJ. Spear Is
on the sick list threatened with fever
Miss NJ. f.. Mech Is at work on a new
cottage near Cedar Beach.-Mrs. Austin
has her new cottage nearly completed
Quite n party from here attended Satur-
days matinee In Burllngton.-N1rs. l.. b.
Mcneil. superintendent. is visiting the
schools this week.
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WEST

The funeral Of the II months old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gregory was
held at the BAPTIST Church Sunday, the
Bev. o. J.. BARNARD of Tnderhill otflciat-
ing. Ruth Tomlinson, who Is at
tending school In Undcrhill, was at home
over Sunday.-Emma Sanderson has re-
turned from n visit in B~arre.-Frank Wills
and Miss Julia story OF Underhill were
the guests OF Mrs. Richard Bacon Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregory and
children Of Waterbury were in town Sur
day.-Mrs. f. r. Davis attended the con-
~vention at Montpeller.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson ara visiting in Newfane and
Brattleboro.-E. B.. York and Mrs. Rosa
Hall We're In burlington Sunday to see
Mrs. York, WHO IS at the hospltal.-The
ball team went 70 Waterville Saturday.
They report he game as standing 8 to
FOR Wateryillc
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Clayton r. Jennings Of Leicester
and Mrs. Cora NJ. Estey OF this place
were married at the home of the bride
Thursday evening. The Rev. Evan Thorn
as performed the ceremony.
At the W. r Johnson creamery s1.0S
was paid for standard August milk.
and S1.10 for cream delivered.
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COLCHESTER.

The Rev. ]. 7. Buzzell ana wife. Clark
Wright. Ulbridge Thompson and Stephen
Curtis went Monday to Montpelier to at
tend n convention.-The Rev. ID. n, IouX
of New York, Who is visiting at w. H.
Munson's. occupied the Congregational
pulpit last Sunday and will do so again
next ~Sunday.-The Rev. G. b. Atwood of
Underhill will give a lecture on "A Seed
Thought" at the Congressional church
Friday evening Sept. 2s. The orchestra
will furnish music. Supper will be served
in the parish house afterwards. The in
FAINT daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w. c.
Bombard died Sunday night.-Mrs. Celia
Severance is quite sick.-Mrs. Celia
wife and son, Edwin, and Miss Fannie
Day spent Saturday and Sunday in
Barre The Kings Daughters will meet
Friday afternoon.