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BRAINTREE.

Schools in No. 2 and : began Monday
with Mrs. Dixie as teacher in the former
and Miss Ethel Cleveland in the latter
William Spear is doing much repair work
for his mother. while h~ere.-Charles Bass
Is quite sick and attended by Or. G.. w
Scott-Mrs. Mary Woodward ard daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Hutchinson
were in Randolph Center last Friday 10
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Carl smith,
Albert %Farnsworth has sold to Mr.. Able
of Brookfield his house and mill in East
Braintree, consideration $3.50. Mr.. Able
Will take possession of the mill Mt once.
but Mir. Farnsworth will hold possession
of the house until the frst of November.
Mr.. Farnsworth cOntemplates going South
before settling In business.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third pngc.,

THE young son of James Cleland was
severely kicked in the face by a horse
Jast week. He was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital FOR treatment.-Mr. and
Irs, Frank Nosburgh and daughter
gpent Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents in 11iShgate.~A large party from
Rouses Point, have been in camp at Wind
mill Point.-Mr. and Mrs. Jason johnson
attended Bedford fair last week.-Mrs.
leah Trudell. who has been visiting rela-
lives in Massachusetts,. returned home
saturday evening.-Mrs. Ellen DARBY
mas moved into her new house.-Mrs. NJ
N, Erwin and son, Leon. and Miss Gertis
Young attended the SHIELD far lest
week.-A. ID. story and family, who have
been visiting relatives here. have return.
I'd to their home in Concord, n. H,-W
J.. Jameson of Burlington was in tow
over Sunday. MIR and Mrs. J. w. VIII
ia mson OF Malone, n. Y, are the guests
Of relatives here.
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,tion--"Silas Strong"

for circulation: Fiction-"siias Strong"
Irving Bachelor: "Coniston," winston
Churchill; THE Second Mrs. Jim,' Step
hen Conrad; Mrs. Jim and Mrs.
Jimmie" Stephen Conrad; 1.-THE Waken-
Ing Of Helena Richie" Margaret Dcland;
Concerning Paul and Fiammella.' I AL
len Parker; "The Lady in the Above"
Anna Katherine Green; THE Rise OF
Silas Lapham,' W. D.. Howells; Little
Citizens" Myrn Kelly: Nancy stair"
Elinor NJ. Lane; "A Mailer Of History"
f. Phillips Oppenhclm; THE. Way Of Al
Indian" Frederick R%emington; Fen
wick's Career" Mrs. Humphrey Ward:
MY F~rienf-the Chauffeur" c. y. and a.
NJ. Williamson; Lady Betty Across tho
Water" c. ~. and a. NJ. williamson;
"The Boss of Little Arcady," Harry Leon
Wilson; Lady Baltimore Owen Wis.
ter; The Tower" Mary Tappan Wright.
Juvenille-"A God-son of Lafay ette," E,.
bridge S. Brooks; "a Son of the Revolu.
ton Elbridge S. Brooks; with Ian.
don and Roberts," Elbr-cge s. Brooks;
"The Little Colonel at Boarding School,"
Annie Fellows Johnston; "The Little
Colonels House Party" Annie Fellows
Johnston; THE school House n the
Woods A. g. ~plympton; "A Boy Cap
tive in Canada" Mary r. ". Smith: Tho
Fort In the Woods" Everett T. Tomlin.
son: I'm the Camp OF Cornwallis,' Ever.
EFT r, Tomlineon.
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LAM0lLlE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

Fred Gale OF Chicago is visiting
relatives in town.. v. Griswold,
who has been In Montpelier in the
employ of Lawyer Deavitt the past
few months. Is home for n short time
11e.returns to Montpelier the FIRST OF
October.-Mrs. J. G. Leonard and chill
dren, who have been spending the
summer here with her aunt. Mrs. n
G. Wood. left for her home in Chicago
Tuesday.--Th concert given by mem.
bers of tho Harrington Concert com
pany at Academy hall Monday even
ing was we'll attended and was n very
pleasant entertainment.-A. l.. Noyes
went to Mortified Monday. where he
will attend the Norwich University
again this year--A. l." Goddard |:
spending a short time in Albany witt
his son, DIR. A. NJ. Goddard.
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S

The annual children's night was OBJ
served at the Grange last Friday evening.
The children amused the company by
giving "The Old Woman WHO Lived in a
Shoe after which there was a cake and
ice cream social.-Phil Ainsworth from
~Hardwick has purchased Of J. Williams
his farm and Straightforward Keller spent
his vacation In Burlington last week.
Fred Kerr was home from Brattlcboro last
week for a few days vacation,-Clyde
Anderson is Ill. His place is filled on the
stage by George Farr.-Mrs. George Chase
fell last Wednesday i~njuring her knee so
she has since been confined TO her bed
The town has placed an iron bridge over
Black river near the Boutwell, farm.-Mrs.
Edwin Stratton Is In very poor health
The aides Of this town furnished dinner
In the Grange hall town meeting for the
benefit of the academy.-Mrs. J, Patterson
left last Wednesday for Dispatch TO visit
| her sister.
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STOWE.

About 30 members of Mansfield Mountain
Grange enjoyed a picnic It i. j.
I~Campbell's on Saturday. A literary pro-
gramme was carried ont and n bountiful
dinner was served. The members of the
Grange are arranging for a fair to be
held on October IS. All kinds of produce.
housewives stores. needlework, etc, will
be on exhibit1on.-G. W. Adams AMI
daughter. Miss Bessie Adams. returned on
Monday morning from n visit to Minneap-
oils and other points in the West
Rev. ]. Edward Wright Of Montpelier &C.
cupied the pulpit at Unity Church on
Sunday morning Rev. and Mrs.
Wright and son were guests of Miss Anna
c. Bracket during their stay In Stowe -
The Rev. J. G. Angel and the Rev. G.. w,
Douglass of Waterbury Center exchanged
pulpits on Sunday.-Dr. Edward Sheldon
Of Newburyport. Mass, Is the guest of II.
8. Nutting.-Dr Grout Of Waterbury was
called 10 Stowe on Friday to see Mrs. i
Il. Houston. who is quite l.-Mrs. ThomlS
Foster IL recovering slowly from II serious
illness. She is still confined to her bed
Her daughter, Miss Minnie Foster of Rer'
lin. was ut home a part Of last week.-A
p. Bigelow. NJ. V. Poor and II, f. Straw
visited Sterling pond on Saturday
lt'nATleS NTtTtN 7" "
friends in Stowe last week.-Robert Har
ris has been at home from Roxbury a few
DAYS on account of illness.-Warner Mel
son Of Boston was a visitor in Stowe las
week.-E. Y. Houston OF Waterbury spen
Sunday at j. r. Houston's,-- p. A. Ray
mond returned on Monday 10 his studies
at Phillips Exeter Academy,-Th higi
and graded schools began this week We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A
Cheney returned to their hone In Ash
mont, Mass, on Monday Fred Pike o
Mansfield. Ohio, was II recent visitor I
the home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y
ID. Pike.-Mrs. Flo Gale Leslie. who hat
spent the summer in Stowe, left on Mon
day for her home in Brooklyn.-Th,
Misses Mabel Carr and Barbara Bur
went to Old Orchard Beach on Monday f0
10 short vacation, Miss Nettie Bush ha'
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WATERVILLE.

II. Il. Hill visited his father in Stowe
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cla-
fin Of Dexter, y. H.. arc visiting friends
in town.-Robert Wiley went to Mont
peller on business on Monday.-Mrs. /.
]. Cheney is visiting friends in Bakers
field for q few days.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
Bennett visited a son az Fairfield several
days last week.-Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Bragg have gone to Johnson. where he
has conference.-the. and Mrs. d. p
Cakes. who have been spending the sum
mer at Alton Bay. n. H., returned tc
their home on Saturday.-Mrs. T.. J. Kel-
lev and son Of Morrisvilie are spending
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Willey.-Mr. and Mrs. Jud
son Baldwin of Burlington visited MIR
and Mrs. Charles Bragg on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherman of Nor.
risville visited Mr.. and Mrs. O.. G. Kcl
Laraway are visiting friends in Orican:
county for two w~eeks.-Fred Smith o,
Ma sachusett Is visiting his aunt, Mrs
George Mann. several days the pas
week. George Pease of Wolcott vislte'
his sister, Mrs. Edgar Maynard, severa
days the past week.-Mrs.. A.. II. Water
and daughter. Glennie. OF Hartford
Conn. are visiting old friends in own
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Albert Iara"av of stowe
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Emmons OF Morris
VILE. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan OF New
York visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lar
away several days last week.
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NORTH TROY.

A very pretty wedding took place in the
Congregational Church Wednesday even
ing Sept. 3. The church was very
prettily decorated with evergreer6 and
pottcd and cut lowers. Three lattice
arches extended across the church, sup
ported by lattice columns, with lattice
fence on either side of altar. all trimmed
with evergreen and flowers. From the
center OF the middle arch was suspended
n floral bell inside of which was an electric
light. The contracting parties were Miss
Airline NJ. Hammond. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Hammond, and one OF our esti-
mable young ladies'. h has been very
active in church circles, and who for the
past two years has been n music teacher
IN Athens, W. Va. and DR.. Levi II. Yer
million OF Princeton. W. Va. The officiat-
Ing clergyman was the Rev, James Ram
age. Tho ring service was followed. The
bride was gowncd In French avn trim
med with white chiffon and baby Irish
lace, wore a tullo veil and carried bride
roses. The maid Of honor was Miss Lydia
a. Rogers Of this pa T. F~~~lay;S--s&s-
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in DIR. Corwin's field last Saturday evening.
Napoleon Geoffrion and mis- wife. former
~ Miss Florence b.. Moulton OF Newport,
n. H., were at Orange County hotel over
S~unday.-Ned A. Hatch has gone bacl;
TO the fall term OF Monsoon academy in
Monson. Mass.-Ernest A. Corwin is MAX
Ing repairs in the interior of the ell of his
house and building a large piazza nearly
80 feet long in front of the ella largely
attended corn roast was given at the
hospitabie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Libby last week Thursday. George S,
Bixhy. Esq, of New York city. who will
his wife. has been spending some weeks
at his Hira l.. Libby farm on West Hill,
left town for New York on Thursday last.
He plans for another summer here next
wear
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CHELSEA.

Mrs. Fannie Mills, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sister-in-law
Mrs. join b. Atwood. left town on Mon
day morning for Ferry. Wash. where she
will live for "A time with her SON. Archi-
bald Mills.-Julius G.. Goodwin Of Philadel-
phia. Pa, accompanied by his friend, r.
Harry hollis, was In town last week at
tending to affairs relating to his Tun-
bridge farm,-A son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Lyon last Friday, 1t being
their second child,-Mrs. Albert ". Iioyt
has a red rose started from a root this
last spring which is Ia inches high and
has on II ~ buds and blossoms.-Mr. and
Mrs, Edwin u. Fuller and their son.. Earl.
recently went 10 Corlnth to attend the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Iyis Taplin.
to Fred l.. Washburn Of South Corlnth.-
Byron Berry has returned from a three
weeks confinement at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital. where he underwent an operation
for gall stones, the gall sack being re-
moved. He is convalescing quite rapidly.
Charles l.. Russell Of Norwich brought
the body of his father. Warren Russell.
for interment in Highland cemetery on
Monday. September II. The father lived
in this town for many years and was a
highly respected citiZen.-Mr, and Mrs.
George w, Jackson OF Bridgeport, Conn,
were In town on Tuesday.-A lawn party
was held last week at the farm residence
of Mr.. Dana on West lin, the old Ira l.,
Bixby farm. which was attended by about
50 of the parishioners of the lev. l.. y.
Moody, for whose benefit it was given
l.. Perkins of this town and Miss
Katie Louise Thayer OF Gaysville were
married on Friday last in Gaysville and
| xrtill Nx.~ hAra JNranl 1, ni~IN lnGt npn
of his best stag horses while on his morn
ing trip from Washington to Rarre one
day last week, the horse suddenly drop
ping and dying before they could get II
Embarrassed Several academy students
L<~~4~~A~.- --v -~~=A ~ LIZA d. 1~~i.
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BRANDON.

The home Of Fitch Warner, north Of th,
village. was burned to the ground earl:
Monday morning. 1t is thought that tn,
fire caught from the chimney. The house
hold goods were nearly all lost. Mr.. War
ner's loss will be about 1850 whlcl wa
partly covered with Insurance..
Mrs. O. A. guilty and two children left
yesterday for their home In Dorchester,
Mass. having spent the past two
months in town.
Mrs. u. r. Goodrich went yesterday
to Boston, whore she will remain fol
a month.
Clarence Hatch had his right eye in.
tured Tuesday while playing football
r. is feared that he may lose the sight OF
the eye.
Earle Wright left yesterday for Denver,
Colo. where he will attend school.
Misses Ruth and Marjorie Peck. who
nave been spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT. Young. returned yes
torday to their home in Kansas City,
Mo.
Miss Grace Knapp has gone to North
field, Mass. where she will enter the
Moody school.
Anderson Ives has been spending a
few days in Syracuse. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stafford and child
rem started Tuesday for their home in
Mankato, Kansas.
Miss Florence Barber and James
Hurder Of Boston are the guests of Miss
Daiiir.; at The home OF Mrs. Pierce on
Park street.
Mrs. Edward Dana Of Rutland Is visit
ing her daughter. Miss Marion Dana.
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WARREN.

William Freeman. who has been In Bd
ton for a few days, returned home Saul
day.-Hazel Pierce, daughter of JAM
Pierce, was very i'll Sunday with indigo
ton which caused commissions but 81
was considered more comfortable
this writing.-Albcrt Murray was In 3D.
ton last week.-The Rev. DIR, Wood, wi
preached here last summer, was a visiq
on old friends last week. He sails IN
week t Jerusalem and the Holy Land
Freeman's meeting passed on very quiet
Sept. 4. f. A., Heath receiving y
election on first ballot. The band call
on him Tuesday evening n gave seve1
selections after which they were inv'd
IN and given a treat by Mr.. Heath.-MI
G. A. r. Bragg, Mrs, L. f. Van Deusd
who have been visiting relatives al
friends In town for two weeks, went
Saturday to Lincoln.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFHLD. .

Andrew Grace and wife have sold their
farm on the road to Roxbury. contain.
ing SIS acres, to D. D. Whaley; considered
tion, $500.
Edward Mclaughlin has sold his uni
completed residence and about thred
acres of land near II. TO l.. ,. Roys. Wild
will occupy it in October. Mr.. M~cLaughliH
expects to go West in the Course of d
few days.
Mrs. Nancy Kelly. CO years Did. died
at five o'clock Thursday afternoon az
her home on the Union brook road. Ind
had been In failing health for severa
months from the effects of cancer. and.
hire death was not unexpected. Mrs.
| Kelley was n native of Moretown, he{
maide name being I.oveioy. and had
several relatives in that place. She II
survived by one son. Elmer. Mr.. Kelley
having died several years ago. Ing
family was one of the oldest in th3
town. Mrs. Kelley was identified will
the Episcopal Church and It's auxiliary
organizations and was a worker in them
until her health failed.
During a severe electrical storm Sunday
evening the whole electric lighting sysI
ten was out Of commission. a larGv
I audience were present in the Congrega|
tlonal Church and Just before the conf
clusicn OF the service were left in darl1|
MSS. The lights came on again In abouI
half an hour. but not before many ped.
pie had struggled home through the blacJ
streets with nothing TO guide them othe1
than flashes of lightning.
During the first week following ri
opening Of the new Brown public librar
l22 books were taken out and last wee
the numhe was 12l. OF these the largea
per cent. We're of the miscellaneous fictio
and Juvenile order, with fiction leadin
The to,al number of books in the liorar
at the present time does not exceed l,2N
but large additions are expected in tn
near future,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chase are to occup
the Severance house on the corner
Cnion and Cross streets which was RI
Gently vacated by MIR. and Mrs. Henri
Smith.
Matthew To,ey ana wife have movd
back to this town after an absence
several months during which they mac
Maine their home. Mr.. Foley has besu
work for the Ellis Granite company.
The building on the north end of IN
Main street bridge Is being repaired an
John F.. Plunkett, who conducted
laundry there previous 10 q fire, will haY
new machinery and apparatus ~installd
and resume business.
The +. Il. Ellis Granite company hi
erected an electric hosting derrick
its yards west of the railroad track. I
mast of the derrick is 70 feet In heig
and the boom is * feet. The electric
attachment gives much quicker oper
ton than the old style, Irving c. Ell
returned Tuesday from a business TT
TO Maine.
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U ALBURGH.

Israel Chiffon, one Of Alburgh's Oldest
residents. passed away Friday. Sept. .,
aged 50 years. Mr.. Chiffon is the last of
the family, having no nearer RELATIVE, i
than three nephews. Hiram Mott of st.
Adams, being one Of them.-Dr. Pooler
and family. who have boarded at VIII
liam Wrightman's, returned to New YORK
last weck.-Stanlcy Tudnopc was thrown
from n wagon one day last week md
puite badly hurt.-Mr. and Mrs. william
wightman, Miss Jessie Wiahtman, Mrs.
Josie Lewis. Miss Mildred McElrov and
others are IN camp at Point An Tong
The schools IN town opened Mond ~
morning, September m.-Mrs. w. f.
Deuel. spent saturday in Grand ISLE
Mrs. Bert La Plant of Boston, Miss
Fannie Deuel. of st. Adams. Mrs. II. Coz
and A.. Van Order visited friends IN this
section last Sunday.-Mrs. Abbie Parks
spent a few days of last week at Mel
born HazCn's.
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MORRISVVLE.

The italian fruit store next to the post
office door Is closed and the proprietors
are among the missing. leaving some
mourners in the form of creditors.
A party of q drove to the farm of II. l..
Delano Friday evening where they enjoyed
an d-fas hioned corn roast. after which
they repaired TO the house where singing
and story telling was the order until a
late hour.
A. w. Mears Of ST. Johnshury, who has
been In i'll health for some time. has beer
obliged TO leave his position as clerk ir
the Avenue House and take a few weeks
rest. He has visited several points in Yer
mont and Massachusetts and arrived here
Saturday night.
F.. s. Robinson, r. d. carrier No. l. is
taking a Is days vacation. His route
will be served by his substitute, Lyman
l.. Camp.
Carroll Fisk. who has had a position
in Bethlehem. y. H.. through the summer.
returned home Monday night. Tuesday
morning he went to Burlington on bust
ness. and on Friday goes to- Exeter, n.
H., to enter the college preparatory school
before entering upon his college course.
Ex-Gov. George w. Hendee, who has
been In falling health for some time, has
not been as we'll for the past few days
Having been confined to his bed since las
Sunday.
Wilbur, the young son OF Orson Ives
met with an accident resulting in a broker
leg Tuesday afternoon. The boy was run
ming away from some companions and II
Jumping a ditch his right leg doubled
Yunder him and ne was fallen upon by th'
other boys. breaking his leg near the hip
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JOHNSON.

Miss Eve Colcomb is visiting her father,
David Colcomb. -Mrs. .. A. Mcfarland
spent a few days with her brother, win
Landon. at Lm~nenburgh last week.
Lem, Grow and wife visited the Sher-
brooke fair last week and also visited
their daughter at Beebe Plains. who has
a good situation there in a general store.
Fifty from here attended the fair AT
Sheldon last week.. p. Jones and wife
have returned from camping at Milton
Fred Boyles spent last week In Boston
+. G., Ricknell mas been confined to the
house the past week by illness.-H, II.
Adams shipped 81 car Of stock from this
station Tuesday.-Wlliam Sinclair of
Boston is spending a few days with re-
latives here.-The normal school opened
last week with n larger number Of srho-
lars than last year.-T, A. Waterman is
expected home this week from the q. a,
n. exercises.-William Barrows and wife
were initiated into the o. ". S. last week.
At the last meeting Of the Grange tho
offices were filled with ladies' and a
very interesting meeting as hc'1.--Lyn-
donville creamery has taken posse ssion
OF the creamery here, having leased the
same for a term of years.
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LOWELL.

Charles Murry had the misfortune ~
amputate his right thumb Tuesday WINE
working in j. II. Silsby & Co.'S mill Dr.
Sheehan dressed the wound.-Thursu0N.
September 6, Miss Edith Hemlnway was
united in marriage to Marrenott Duri-
wage, the Rev. ]. II. Wallace pretormed
the ceremonY.-Ransome Coolbeth OF
Hardwick Is In town for a short time
The granary belonging to Georg" Mitchell
was destroyed by fire lat Friday. Thc
cause of the fire IS unknown. w. W
Ward lost n valuable corn cutter ~ the
fro.-Harry Wellmau is home for n snort
vacatlon.-Frank Paronto was called "a
Walden last week by the illness of his
brother, who lives there.-The twin son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen She'tra died,
September 4. and September . the twin
daughter also died. The children were
four months Did, The funeral was he'd
September 6 from St. lgnatiis Church,
the Rev. FIR. Turcott officiating
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IRASBURGH.

Walter Harlow Is Mt home caring for
his aunt, Mrs. Maria Houghton. who is
very i'll and suffering from a shock
Mrs. Addison Carpenter Is able to be
about, after her recent severe illness
The Hon. w. d. Tyler, who is past 50
years old, is very ill.-The net proceeds
of the entertainment recently given by
the ]. o. G.. T. was S25. O-Mrs. G. II.
Wright remains in very poor health
George Webster, son of Albert Webster
of this town died in Nashville, Tenn,
Monday. September 3, after n short NJ
ness. Eyrsipelas from an liberated tooth
caused his death. He was n young man
highly esteemed. aged about y years.
Besides his parents, he leaves one sis'cr
and four brothers. The funeral was held
at the home of his parents. near Covcn-
try last Friday, September I, the Rev.
Mr.. Bole of~flciatlng.-All the schools in
town commence next Monday.
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EAST

Mrs. A. w. Estey is quite sick, Mrs. W,
y. Harmon and y. j Newcomb are visit
ing friends In Waitsleld and Moretown.-
j. l.. Gleason of Bellows Falls was In
town the past week Nora Marsh
of Amherst, Mass is visiting her brothers
and sisters In this place.-A. A. Lamb
and wife have returned from Boston.
where they have been spending the past
three weeks.-Mrs Boil Parsons who has
been seriously Ill Is reported much bet
ter Mrs. Gerald Campbell visited her
ia last week at the Waterbury Asy-
luln.
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H. w. l. u CO.

ing in Wilder.-Mr. and Mrs. Georg. J.
Blodgett of Portland. Oregon, who nave
spent the suinnler here are now sick at
Montpelier and Mrs. Blodgett is in ..
critical condition.-Mary Hodges, who has
spent the summer with her parents. =.
L. Hodges and wife, mas returned to
school in New Rochelle, y. Y.-Mrs.
Jennie Bryant Smith died last week We'd
nesday. after a lingering illness. Fun
eral services were at the house Friday.
Miss Mabel Smith has returned home
from Lake Bomoseen. where she has
been doing table work az the Glonwood
Hotel the past two months.-Dr. l.. 4.
Noyes arrived here from Alaska last
week and with his family are guests at
the Randolph House.