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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16

were also without exception in favor OF
enforced prohibition, and almost all OF
them expressed themselves as strongly
opposed to resubmission. At the close
Of the meeting votes were taken on the
questions of prohibition and resubmis-
sion, and they were practically unani-
nous in favor of prohibition and op-
posed to resubmission.
Don't forget that the Forest Carnival
occurs Wednesday and Thursday of this
week The sale of all sorts of articles
of every kind and description will open
in New Hall at 2:30 Wednesday after
noon and continue through "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. At $50 public
supper will be served in G. A. r. Hall
for the sum of Is cents. Forest Carnival
orchestra will be in attendance and
furnish music through the sale Wednes-
day evening and for the drama THURSDAY
evening. Thursday evening the drama,
"a Woman's Honor" will be given with
the following cast:
General Mark Lester. hero Of the Cuban
Ten-year war..---.----- Harold T. Briggs
'' Merton r. Sumner
Ut. 0arcia, surgeon OF tne Meueieine,
A. L. Holmes
Gilbert Hall. NJ. D.. In love with Olive.
Harold T. Thayer
Robert Glenn, Wall Street banker.
A. Z. Forbes
Gregory Grimes. Testers private secretary,
Harold G. Fletcher
Ebenezer. Glenn's Butler. Louis W. Clark
saI Is' Glsnns daughters Mrs MssI Iva Andrews
Maria, Pedro's wife. Mise Florence Richardson
Specialties between acts. One which
will be especially attractive will be giver
by Ralph Andrews and Marie Newton
57282; other specials will be given BY
A. e. Morse, and he will be great draw
ing card for Ii has been long time since
he appeared before South Paris au
dience. but he is called repeatedly t,
other towns in Maine, New Hampshire
Vermont, etc., and wherever he read
he 10 always wanted again. Admission
25 cents; children under II, Is cents
All seats reserved. Tickets on sale a
Shurtleff's drug store, to-day, at2 p. II.
Oct. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16
SUPPLEMENTARY.
John II Weeks, Porter.

Charles II. Adams of Norway and
Daniel S. Richmond of Oxford, drawn as
traverse jurors, were excused, for bust
ness reasons.
Following the organization the docket
was called, and it at once appeared thai
quite a quantity of business was to be
transacted at this term. As first made
up, the trial list contained over fifty
cases, or more than double the usual
length, although as usual many of these
cases were not for actual trial.
Promptly upon the completion of the
work of assigning the cases for trial, the
actual work of trials was begun, case
assigned to this day at the preceding
term being ready.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-09
IRASBURGH.

Leon Gay of Idaho, who is visiting
his friends in Barton Landing. calicr
on friends in town last wcek.-Georgc
Lee Is making good recovery from
his recent operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington.--1lc
little son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Freeman
Metcalf died last Tuesday July 81 Of
acute Brisht's disease. aged five years.
The funeral was bold Thursday, the
Re; g. II. Wright officiating Miss
May ana Miss Lucy Wheeler attended
the III steal convention at Greensboro
last week.-Mrs.. Lydia Dcnning of
Manchester, y. H., is caring for her
mother, Mrs. Adrltrc Grant, who is
very low.--B. l.. Downing of Hart
ford, Conn. is visiting at DR.. Temple
ton's.-Mrs q. II. Wright is recover
ing from her severe cSs--Scvcral
from town nave been camping at Will
loughhy the past wcck.-Solon Webster
of Rhode Island has been visiting his
brother, Charles Webster, and family
the past week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third page,

the sick list. is again out.-'rhe Ladies
Aid met at Mr.. Herbert Ladd's last week
Thursday. Much work was done and
social time enjoyed by all. Parties from
South Hero attended, coming down the
lake in launches Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Of
Massachusetts are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
tTfford.-Mr and Mrs. C. G. Kinney were
IN South Hero Saturday to attend the ball
game.
Edward Gordon is seriously Ill with
laundice and compiled tions.-Milton Hoag
Of Rutland is visiting his mother Mrs
Lois Hoag.-Miss ELLA Griffith IL visit
Ing friends in Brstol.--The recent severe
electric storms have effected the tele-
phon service very serously.-Mrs. New
Ton Show. wife of the evangelist has return
ed OF her home in Montpelier, after
short visit with friends in Grand Isle
Little Arthur Tudhope IL quite iN-The
Hon. C. j. Furgeson superintendent OF
the Vermont Ant-Saloon League spoke
in the Irniol Chr-ch Sunday morning.
August 5--1he annual midsummer
Ladies' Aid sale of fancy and useful
articles will he held on the church lawn
Thursday, August .. afternoon and even
ing-A Sunday school basket picnic Will
be held in stephen Hoag's grove Tues
day. August 14-Four new members have
recently been initiated into the Grange.
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WATERBURY.

Miss Maud Harrison of Hardwck Is a
guest OF Miss Anna Davis.
Guy G. Scott returned Tuesday even
ing from a two weeks stay at Old
orchard Beach, Me,
A very pretty wedding occurred AT the
home of J. r. Arkley at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon when Miss Mary
Arkley was united in marriage to Alton
i. Williams. Tho ceremony was per-
pormed by the Rev. +, Il. Kellogg. Orl''
a few invited friends were present After
a short wedding trip they will return 10
Richmond where they are to reside.
The Rev. and Mrs w. S. Smithers and
sons, Otis and Howard left Tuesday for
Caspian lake, where they are to spend
two weeks, They were accompanied by
Mrs. r. II. Crossett and Miss Julia
Taft.
+. c. Luce and family are at Thomp-
sons Point for two weeks stay.
Mrs, Fred Graves and daughters, Misses
Mary and Dorothy, of Colorado Springs,
who have been guests of Mrs, Laurs
Anterior have returned to Williams
town.
Mrs, Gilbert Smith and son Of Chicae >
ILL.,, have arrived in town aud are ia
spend several weeks at the Waterbury
hotel
Miss Lcra Carpenter and Miss Julia
shipman are guests OF Nil and Mrs. d.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs THAR of Berkshire is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Horace Ewing. Roy Davis
was at hone from st. Adams several
tays last week.-Mrs.. David Morgan
visited her sister. Mrs. Stafford at I'urliuG-
ton several days last week.-Mrs. Edgar
MAYNARD visited her brother, George
pease at HardwiCk several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stockwcl and
grandson are visiting friends in North
field and Observation-Disclosures Wctherell
visited friends in Cambridge last week.
Mrs. Frank Stevens Of Johnson visited
her sons. Ford and Carl stevens. last
week.-Charles Hulhurd. wife and
son of Boston. Mass. are visiting his
sister. Mrs T. I. Warren.--:Irs. Mary Par
Ser and children If Johnson visited Mr..
md Mrs q. g. Kelley last week.--1.evi
Russell spent several days with his sis
TER at Hyde Park last weck.-F.dsOn NJ.
Shattuck went to Burlington on business
on Monday.-Mrs. Morgan of Cambridge.
visited her sister. Mrs. Frank Hunt. over
Saturday and SundaY.-Mrs. Harley
Stearns and children of Jericho visited
her sister Mrs Eba StoCkwcll last week.
Mrs. Emily Ciiilett and granddaughter.
Mrs. Mary Gillott. of Stowe are visiting
other relatives in town.-Mr. Charles
Dague. was home from Burlington over
Sunday-E c. Wells. has gone to Jeffer-
sonville, where he has work on Pope's
new block
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the 18th Examination for admission may
be taken at nine o'clock, Those holding
teachers certificates or higb-school dip
Tomas for four year courses Will be adj
ntted without examination. New cata-
loguos have Just been issued and may be
obtained of Prin. Charles II. Morrill.N.
l.. Boydcn and family are in Camp Ran
dolph, iIichgatc Springs, Mrs A. w.
Emery and daughter. Ina, are with them.
Mrs. Luke Parish has extended her stay
IN st. Adams ana Mrs. Anna Adams Is
Keeping house for Mr.. Parish.-Mrs. Geo.
X. Morse ana son. Horace. have Joined
the guests at the "Old Homestead. THE
Maplewood Is we'll filled with summer
guests and rooms are taken outside for
the overflow.-Miss Ina Melch of Detroit
Is guest of her aunt. Mrs. Holden, at
the old homestead. Everybody Is glad to
see Col. Boynton OF Washington, u. c.,
back at his old quarters at the Maple
wnod.-Mr. DeForest and sister and Miss
GwendolNn Morse. took horse back
ride to tho Brcadloaf Inn, Riptbn. last
week and spent a few days there
George Harrington who had his leg am
putated about three weeks ago, is rapidly
recovering and is expecting to lie re-
moved homo this week
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

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from n visit to her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Ira Mum in saranac Lake. N.
Y.---Mrs. w. i. Bigelow and two sons
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Clair in Morrisville.-Mrs.
G. F. NJ Taber, who has been ill at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Henry Holt
In Burlington. returned to her home in
stowe on Tuesday She came on the
White Mountain train and was met by
= special car ut Waterbury. She was
companied by IRIS. Holt and nurse
The body of George Goodale. who died
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs. r. r.
Thomns In Montpelier, was brought to
stowe on its way to Morristown on
Tuesday. Mrs Thomas and n. A.
Thomas accompanied the body.--Mrs
+. A. Blodgctt accompanied her daugh-
ter Mrs. Parks to Waterbury Monday
returning to stowe on Tucsday.-Rev.
Dewitt s. Clark. y. D., of Salem, Mass"
will preach at the Congregational
church next sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Thomas expected to
leave Salt Lake city. where they
have been visiting their daughter, or We'd
resdav for Colorado Springs on their way
to eapolis.-Miss Helen Waterman of
Everett. Mass, is visiting at G. A. Ri
ley's..-Mrs. Emily Stockwcll Of Roches-
ter and Mrs. q. O. Howe of Rrookficld
are in stowe to attend the Mum family
reunion. Carl Holt of Montpelier was in
stowe on Tuesday and was accompanied
on Mis- return by Lucius Salles. who will
care for a brother of Mr.. 1Iolts who is
sick.-Miss Rose Straw and Miss Nellie
Sargent aro spending few days in Bur
lington. Miss Addie Bigelow is visiting in
-RurlinCton aud Montpelier.
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ROXBURY.

About 90 tickets were sold. from tn
office for the excursion, Monday-Mr
Bond, who has been spending a vacatiu
with her parents and children. returnq
to her work in Boston Monday.-Clarend
Roys was in Bethel Monday.-Tbe Raj
doph base ball team will play with n
Roxbury nine Saturday afternoon.-Mi|
Jessie stanton, spent day or two tn
first of the week with friends. in Bu|
lington.-Mrs. NJ, Sowles and Mil
Madeleine, were among those who Ell
ioyed the excursion Monday, and thd
remained to visit friends in Shelburne n
few days.-Miss Laura Averll is al
sistng at II. c. Averill's for a few weel5
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund circuit and ltd
Gordon. spent Saturday and Sunday
Mortified, Mrs, F. u. Burnham is Wis !
ing relatives in East Calais for a I'd
weeks-Dudley Rice and Miss Led
Briggs of Granville We're at n. D. Rictj
the last of the week, and spent Saturd1
in Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII I'd
of Mortified, were guests at NJ.
Richardson's Tuesdy, and Miss "a
Richardson, returned home with the
for visit,-Mrs. n. u. Rice. was
Randolph one day last week-Mr.
Mrs Claude Martin and child of Bar
were guests at Il, F, shaw's recently
Patrick OGrady. is very seriously i'll
his sons, John O'Grady. DR.. T.
Fletcher of Gaysville was called
Continued on 18th pnge.)
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teachers met at the village school house
Saturday. and arranged course of
study for the high school, Mr.. r. H..
Farrand of Bakersfield, L. V. NJ. 1906,
has been engaged as prircipali The fan
term in No. will begin Monday, August
u. 1t Is expected the entrance examha-
tons will be given Friday August "a
Mrs. Cher and Miss Emma ODER Of
Lowell Mass, are spending several weeks
at the home of AIR. and Mrs. q, w.
Wallis.-Mr, and Mrs. Kemp of Stan
bridge, p. O., are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Taher.-Miss Nina
Maxwell died last saturday afternoon.
The funeral services We're held Monday
afternoon. The intorment was in the
lrasville cemetery.
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BRADFORD.

Misses I.ora and Eleanor Cunningham
are spendng some time in Concord, y.
U.-Mrs Charles Baggs of Providence,
r. L. is the guest of Mrs. George Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Dcarbyrn OF Plais-
town, y. H., are guests of b. +. Rowell
and family. Miss Edith Chamberlain of
Brooklyn, ~ Y, is spending the month
of August with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs T. S. Chamberlain.-Mr and Mrs.
b. +. Lang of Lee, y. H., are guests OF
their daughter, Mrs A. T.. Hale.--Mr, and
Mrs, Ernest McDuffee of St. Louis are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
C. McDuffee,- Fred H. Everett of SHADES
Pharmacy, Montpelier. is spending his
vacation with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
+. n. Everett.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hunt
are guests OF their son, A. b. Hunt, and
family at Lebanon, n H., this week.
Miss Lucy Ordway returned to her home
in New York Wednesday. -'rhe Rev. and
Mrs. II. j. Kilbourn leave for Boston
to-day and from there are to sail for
Europe Saturday. They expect to return
to Bradford about October and he will
commence his eighth year as pastor Of
the Congregational Church here
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WAITsFIELD.

T. II. Jones left Saturday, for kimbalPs
Landing. whore he is to spend week
camping. Mrs Lottie Ramsey of Hills
boro Bridge y. H., is visiting at the home
of Mrs. and Mrs. John Graves Miss Har-
rett Lewis OF Lebanon, y. H.. has been
visiting her sister Mrs. g. l., Josln for
tho past week.-Fred Van Deusen Of
Boston, is visiting friends in town,-AIrs
Croft and son, of Boston are the guests
of Mrs George Mller.--Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Kew, who havebeen spending several
weeks with friends left Monday morning
for their home in Hanover, n. H.,-Mr
and Mrs. r. J. Eaton left Saturday for
weeks stay at Iiighate Springs.-The
school board with several experienced
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WOLCOTT.

Thomas Eaton and wife of Chicago
were guests of Mrs. Angie Jones the laSt
of the weck.--licnry Stebbins moved
Thursday to Tinmouth. where he Will
supply preaching for the Methodist
church. Edward DotY, wife and son OF
st. Johnsbury visited Mrs Doty's father
Charles Lawrence, the last of the week.
Melvin O. Morse of Hardwick was do
ing business in town Thursday.-Ars.
Frank Lintncr is i'll with typhoid fever
S A. Fife and wife went to Old Orchard
Monday to take short vacaton.-A son.
CLYDE Francis. was born to Everett Cam
tcrbury and wife Sunday. August Mrs
O. l.. Barnard of tnderhill came Monday
to assist in the care Of her daughter. Mrs
Frank I.intncr.-Minne Bacon, wife of
r. c. Arbucklc, died at her home sunday
August :. She has been suffering from
tuberculosis more than a year. but kept
around until July /. since which time the
decline has been rapid. She was about
"a years of age and leaves a husband and
four small children, her father and
mother. DR.. II. w. Bacon and wife of
Eden and ono sister, Mrs. Lila Kimball
The funeral was held Tuesday from the
Congregational Church. the Rev. Mr.
French of Lyndonvile formerly Of john
son officiating. She was member of
Crystal Chapter. o. r. s.. and the
beautiful burial rite OF the order was
used at the grave. Intcrmcnt was in
Paramount cemeterv.-C. w. Twiss and
wife visited Mt F.. NJ Jerome's in Crafts
bury the first Of the Week.-Mrs. Lily
Golden has returned from Lebanon, n.
H.. and is the guest of friends this week,
F. p. Morse and d. II. Wheeler went
to Montpelier Tuesday to attend the re-
union Of the Washington County
Veterans assocaton.-Leon La Paine Of
Watertown. Mass, came Monday evening
for a ten days vaCation.-During the
thunder storm Sunday evening the light
ming ran into the house Of C. q. Morse
on the telephone wire and burned out
the 'phOno.-Miss Gertrude Kusic has ro-
turned to hor work in the Fife store,
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and enjoy Vermont aGain.-Mrs.
George Whitcomb of Richmond was
guest of her niece, Mrs. v G. Pierce,
IL few days reccI1ly.-Miss Jessie i.
Grandy of burlington is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. II, -. Bragg and other
friends,-Mlss Nina Maxwell, daughter
OF Samuel and Sarah Maxwell. died
August ., aged 90 years, She was of
a lovely sunny disposition beloved hy
all her friends. Her funeral was very
largely attended and the burial service
was given by the order Of !, O, G., r,
of which order she was Il worthy mem
Der The floral offerings very many
and beautiful.-Charles Bingham has
returned to his homo in burlington
and will accompany his regiment of
the National Guards to their encamp-
ment in Pennsylvania this month
Charles Belts, Jr., Is again very sick
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.


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snip '1air hrst week IN september AS
special attraction the members of tho
driving club nave secured troop OF
the 18th I. ). cavalry from Iort Ethan
Allen to give an exhibition drill, the
two days of the races.
Quite a large crowd attended the grand
concert Monday evening in the Congre-
gational Church given by some of the
summer visitors at Tracy's cottage. The
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LOWELL.

Mrs. F. =. Knox. and children of Tipping
n H., are spending Il few weeks with
Mrs. knoN's mother, Mrs. f.. 3. Wellman.
MIR and Mrs. l.. q. Samborn. have gone
to Michigan TO be absent a short time
Warren Crafts of Picrmont \. H.. is in
town.-F.dward Miller Of Youngstown
Ohio ana Mrs. FLOYD Miller of Washing
ton, ID. C.. are the guests of their aunt
Mrs. q. Il. Watson.--i,. r. Winchester
was in BURLINGTON Suturday.-Mrs. Edna
Cross, Of Manchester. \. H., was in town
Monday. calling on frends.-Mss Minnie
Jelh"r of Peabody, Mass, was the guest
of Misses Eva and Louise sullivan last
weck.-E. f.. Cello of Fletcher. was in
town last weck.-Miss Gcttic Morton of
Maiden, Mass. is Il visitor in town.--The
republican town caucus IS called at the
town hall Saturday evening. Aug. IS at
S p. m. per order OF town committee.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

AT the Baptist Church parsonage We'd
nesday took place the marriage Of Albert
Wood to Miss Lila NJ. Cole. both of
Rochester, In the evening the Green
Mountain band rendered rousing
sercnadc to Mr. and Mrs Wood. who
were the guests of Mr.. and MIS-. Clarence
Osha on School street.
There was a bah game played at
McCall's park yesterday afternoon be-
tween the local town team and Sails
bury Brothers. which was won by the
latter The star game of the season
will be played Friday afternoon, when
the Salisbury Brothers will cross bats
has been beaten hut once in two years.
These teams have played one game this
season but neither WAS able to score
and the game was called on account of
darkness.
Miss Mary A. Connolly, who is TAX
ing Il months vacation from her duties
in the government printing office ar
rivcs to-day from Washington. D. c.,
for a visit ut the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VI. W. Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. w G. Emerson, MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Booth, Miss Laura Powell and
T. A. Shattuck returned Tuesday from
an outing at Camp Randolph. Highgate
Springs.
Albert Marcott, Wolhy McCollom and
Jackson Vail left yesterday for En-
field. y. H., for an outing at Mascoma
Lake.
\ vesper gervice will be held at the
Methodist Church at 1:30 o'clock Sun
day evening. Special singing has been
arranged. Tho choir will be assisted
by Miss Minnie Barber, contralto, Of
Montpclier. and Or. w. NJ. Kelly, tenor,
of Randolph.
Ralph French. who has made his
home for the past year with Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard. left yesterday for
the home of his mother, Mrs Flora
French in Marlboro. Mass.
Mrs. Robert Morton and little son,
who have been spending some little
time with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Morton,
let Yesterday for their home in New
York.
Mr. ana Mrs f. 4. Holbrook of New
York arrived Tuesday and are visiting
a, the home of Mrs. 1Iolhrook's sister,
Mrs. w. A. Russlow.
The Methodist and Baptist Church
societies held their annual union sun
dav school picnic at Lake Mafoba Tues
day afternoon. There was very good
attendance ana an enjoyable time Is
reported.
Miss Lucinda Howard who has been
sncnding several weeks with relatives
in South Hero, returned home Tuesday
Miss Mildred Bradley. who has been
spcnding two weeks in town tn" guest
oor Mr.. and Mrs. Homer w. Vail, left
Yesterday for her home in Swanton.
Eugene q. Mann. who was operated
unop at the Randolph Sanatorium two
weeks ago, was reported yesterday rs
getting on very favorably'
Mrs \. T. Bass and Edmund Nixon
returned yesterday from an outing at
cump Randolph, ilighgate Springs.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELD.

Observer w. A. Shaw of the/local
station of the United States weather
bureau reports mean temperature for
July of 65 degrees, with NAHUM of
sc on the 18th and minimum of IS
on the 9th. The mean July Temporal
turc for the past 20 years is &C de-
grccs. Tnc precipitation amounted to
4.30 inches, rain falling on IA days.
The average July precipitation for 20
years is 3.75 inches. Tho prevailing
wind was from the south. Thundcr-
storms We're noted on the 10th, 18th,
21st 23d, lSth, 10Th ana Goth The month
was made up of nine clear. 10 partly
cloudy and nine cloudy days.
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operation at the hospital here, is report.
ed to be favora ble.-George McMann who
formerly worked for the Rutland
Florence Marble Co., as shipping clerk is
now working for the Vermont Marble Co.,
here In the monumental department.
Miss Mary Thomas, cashier in the Yer
mont Marble CO.'S store here, has gone
on her vacation, Miss Minnie Haley will
substitute during her abscncc.-Miss
Frda 'Fridcn was taken to the hospital
Monday evening. and operated upon for
appendicitis Tuesday morning by Drs
Pond and Hall of Rutland and Dr. Hack
or Proctor. Tho operation was reported
as successful.