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ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.
Nine Year Old Boy Proves Il Success
full fishcrmun-IOculs.

| Gerald Adams Bixhy, the nine year old
son OF Frank +. RiXby. who drives the
daily stage from Chelsea to Barre city,
has been proving himself the lucky fisher
man this season. He had before caught
several brook trout weighing eight ounces
and less at the iron bridge below the vii
| lage. but on Monday afternoon he landed
one foot long which weighed ten and
one-half ounces. Next morning at the
| same place, also below the bridge he
caught another of the same length. weigh
| ing ten ounces. Some men had known
there were large trout in the hole but
| 1t remained for the little boy to catch
them.-Mrs. Adelia NJ. Whitney. accom-
panied by her local physician DIR. NJ. H.
Corwn, went to the Mary Fletcher hos
| pital Monday forenoon To undergo an
operation for cancer from which she has
been suffering for some timc.-Mrs.
George l.. Stow and Miss Nellie NJ Cor
win were in Bethel during the early part
Of last week as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward A. Davis. Mr.. Davis having
taken them home the preceding Sunday
| In his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Kencrson,
who works In Lebanon. n. H.. was re-
Gently In town to visit his wife and
children. who are now living in the Fred
A, Ordway house next Buck bridge Don
aid Comstock Is nj home from Dartmouth
College spending tho summer vacation
He will return next autumn to begin his
sophomore year,-Mrs. c. NJ Rlckford of
Albany, N. y, is spending the summer
Sprague, who. also has with her Mrs. C.
w Fisher of Worcester Mass, her Sis
ter The latter's father-in-law, Albert
Il. Fisher, who accompanied her from
Worcester, is the guest of his sister Mrs
William Bacon of South WASHINGTON
Mrs Edwin u. Fuller and younger son,
Glenn, left town Tuesday for a months
visit with family friends in Lowell and
Somerville. Mass and will return by way
of Milford, n. H., where George T.
Hatch and family, Who used to live
here, now reside,-Mrs. s. r. THAR of
Pittsburgh, n " is visiting her sister.
Mrs George A. Tracy,--Mrs. f. H. Tracy
and her daughter Mildred, from Mont
heller have heen in town with Mr..
Tracy's sister Mrs. Roxana Jones. and
the family of his cousin, L. Oscar Tracy
j. A. r. Corwln returned home Friday
from several weeks visit among rela-
tives In Lowell Boston, Somerville, Mass,
and Norwich. Conn. lie also called on
his former clerk, Richard H. Bacon, who
now owns a store In North Charleston.
~ H., and with his WIFE formerly Miss
Sadie Eastman, was n resident OF this
town,-R. Eliot Marshall of Stamford
Center Is spending a few weeks with his
brother DIR, A. 7, Marshall.-Herbert O.
Bxby and Walter II, Beckwith were
delegates in attendance at the demo-
cratic State convention last week.-Mrs..
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

William Reagan returned Monday from
Woodstock where he is employed in
masonry work,-Mrs. d. w. Parmen-
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fifeld Of
Pittsford, were with her one day last
Week.-Mrs. Alice Hamilton of Wpd-
stock has been visiting Miss Lucinda
Worse recently-M. b. Spooner and fam
lily of Springfield, Mass. arrived a their
summer home here last week.-The MEM
orial address on the educational work
Of the late Edward Conant given before
the Alumni association of the Orange
county grammar school and the Normal
school by Prof. w. +. Howard of Mid
diebury college was one of the best of the
kind. 1t was cmincntly true without ox-
aggeration. Tho association unanimously
ordered It printed in pamphlet form and
II will be done very soon.-R. f. Slack
lost valuable mare in his pasture last
week. She had young colt that is alive
The mare was found dead near the colt,
The boarding houses are we'll filled
with boarders, They Will probably be
overrun soon after the glorious Fourth.
Ray Adams visited in Rochester lately
and Fred Eaton drove the stage.-Miss
Grace May has closed her school in
Barre and is stopping at Dr. Evans's.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
continued from second Pagc.)

The death of Charles Guyette of st. AL
bans town occurred at his home at five
O'Clock Tuesday morning Mr.. Guyette
who was one of the old residents was
born January 16, 1922 and leaves besides
his wife, ten children, Joseph Guyctte,
Mrs. Julia Beaupry. Mrs. Aurcia Moss,
Mrs. Lucy Rich, Mrs Lille Campbell
and Mrs. Eliza Trombly OF this city,
William Guyette and Nelson Guyette OF
St. Adams town. Albert Guyctte and
Colpus Guyette of Rochester, n V. and
also one brother Joseph Guyette of
oneida, y. Y. The funeral will he held
from tho Church of e Holy Guardian
Angels this morning at nine o'clock.
The wedding of Nj $ Sadie =. Dornelly
and Daniel +. Corcoran took place at 81.
Mary's Church Tuesday morning ut G:1j
o'clock the Rev. n. J. O'Sulllvan Of
floating. Mr. ana Mrs Corcoran left on
the mail train for New York. and after
their wedding trip will take up their
residence in this city.
Henry G. Moody, n veteran baggage
master of the Central Vermont, was seri-
ouslv injured at Rouscs Point Saturday
night while coupling cars. While in the
&C: of making the connection, Mr.. Moodys
head was caught between the platform
" me cars ana MS Skull nadlN fractured.
lio was brought to his home IN this city.
Miss Katherine Darling Of Worcester.
Mass. who has been the guest Of Mrs
Carrie A. Herrick Of Diamond street, left
for her home yesterday.
Mrs. Almira O'DclD Curry, wife of
James Curry, died at her home on Adds
street Sunday night. after a long illness.
Mrs. Curry was a native of Homingford..
i, @, where she was born December 90.
1872. Besides her husband she leaves six
children Mrs, @. w Address Of Platts-
buRh, George II. Curry. Fred NJ. Curry
and Mrs, c. w. O. Moore of this city and
Charles A. Curry of Chicago. She s also
survived by a brother. Robert O'pell Of
Montreal and a sister Mrs. Robert
Curre of Hemlngford, y. O. The funeral
was held from the house at two
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The marriage of Mrs. Anna NJ. Wiggett
of Rutland aud Howard A. Lewis took
place at the First Congrega tioual Church
at 6:i5 o'clock Monday evening. the Rev.
wa Parkyn Jackson officiating.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Messrs James Hazen and John Val
entine are camping at Windmill point
fishing for sturgeon. The social held at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Wright
man last Wednesday evening was a sue
cess socially as well as financially. Miss
Lila Bell OF Swanton and NJ. T. Mott OF
Alburgh were married at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs, Hall OF Swanton, Saturday
June 30.-Mrs. BENJAMIN Mumley, who ia
seriously III with typhoid fever Is slight
ly improved. The first established post
office In this town was removed by the
postoffice department at Washington
June 30. As this action will cause much
inconvenience great dissatisfaction is felt
Mention Rockwell of the steamer Yer
mont spent Sunday at his home.-Willlam
Rockwell Is i'll with rhematlc fever. MI.
and Mrs, Ray Duba have moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Florence Brayton
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FLETCHER.

n. y. French and wife of Fairfield are
visiting friends in town.-Mrs A. r..
Paine who has been in poor health for
some time, is not as well.-The remains
of. Miss Cora Maxfield. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Maxficld who died In
Boston, were brought here for burial
Saturday.-Jessie Parsons and wife OF
Fairfax were ian town Sunday Irving
Clark of Jeffcrsonvile spent Sunday at
his home.
A. r. Paine is seriously i'll threatened
with pneumonia. Mrs. Il. A. Bourne of
Cambridge is helping care for him.--Mrs.
Herbert Jones is quite ill-The townsmen
were invited to bee at the Center Mon
day to single the church sheds. The
work was promptly done
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Charles NJ. Goodrich and infant son, who
have recently been visiting mt tho home
of her father. DR.. A. B. Smith, went to
Mortified Monday to Join her husband,
who is now in the employ Of the local
telephone company there.-Edwin W.
Lewis, accompanied by his son and daugh-
ter from Fort Wayne, Indiana, are visit
ing his sister, Mrs A. w. Wtitney.-The
county convention of Orange county dem
ocrats will be held at Chelsea on We'd
nesday, August I. Delegates to the divi-
sion encampment of the Sons of Voter
ans Mt Lyndonville last week wero H.
y. Bixby, Elmer q. Reed and Harry Ly-
ford.-Frank Lovren of Humboldt and
James Lovrien of ERADICATE, Iowa, each
accompanied by Rrown-up daughter,
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. T..
@. Thorne. Mrs. George r. Andrus and
her daughter, Laura, are visiting the
Misses Andrus. cousins Of Mr. Andrus.-
Edward c. Redington and wife Of Chi
cago and Capt. =. s. Chamberlin and
wife or Bradford were guests Of Orange
county hotel Monday. Mr.. RedIngton
was born In town, the son of Edward
IC. Redinston, who was cashier of the
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HYDE PARK.

| Mrs Fanny Carter and grandson, Bar
nard Bennett, and Miss Lizzie upham of
Montgomery are guests Of Mrs. NJ. +.
Cheney.
Judge f. G. White q this place and his
SON George, of Montpelier left Tuesday
leven!ng for Canada on fishing eNpedi-
| ton
| Miss Mary Ferguson, who has been the
guest of her cousin. Miss Sarah Chaplin,
| for few days. returned to her home in
Huntington Wednesday morning.
| The Rev w r. Hamlin spent the
Fourth with II. NJ. Farlands people at
Caspian lake.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Sylvia Wilson is visiting friends
In st. Albans--Mrs. z, T. Stevens of St
Adams is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sllas Hopkins Mitchell Baker was
quite seriously injured Saturday evening
by being struck by train in the depot
at st Adams. He was taken to the 81.
Adams hospital and is doing we'll at pres
ent.-Mrs. X. A. Paul is visiting in New
Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bates of
Dickinson Center are visiting at William
Samson s.-Mr. and Mrs A. II. Spear
of Swanton. Walter Spear of New York
and Mrs. William Higgins and son of Mon
treal are visiting at NJ. j. Olds's.-M SIS
Grace Rouse Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Ide of st. Johnsbury.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Mr ana MIS-. haiph Erwln' VINO nave
peeh making 'he'r wedding tour IN Mas
saciuSetts' nave returned 10 the nome
OF Mrs' Er"lhs 1a'her' o. w. Snarro"'
-iiei mana b"ViS' s'auoh agent mere
was ID fa'rHe'd " cdh'sday'-E. i. l"each
an" oa"tn.er. hea'flc9 ana HazeI' OF
East Fa''''e'd are Vis't'hs reia'lve IN
ln's p'ace'-i nc cohd't'on or joseph
'u'r'''lines' VINO mas peen seriously Ill.,
IS more laVor"hle Mrs. H. Mason is at
'eho'hg MN during MS llInesS.-Mr' ana
Mrs. w. a. Smith and daughter. Clara,
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The final verdict upon this session Of
Congress will be largely favorable. II was
marred by no great scandals IL passed
Few prof1isate bills; It resisted the ship-
subsidy clamor; it saw the freedom and
power of debate rise to unaccustomed
heights II was In general, responsive to
the Will OF the people, so far a. that will
was clearly declared. Its net record un-
doubleday puts tho republicans In better
shape for tina congressional elections than
their fears OF two months ago.-New York
Evening Post.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Irez Babbtt left Monday morn
ing for Sugar Hill. n. II, where she has
n position for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs
j. Z. Steele, who have been visiting rela-
tives in town the past two weeks. have
returned to their home in Marlboro
Mass.-Mrs. Charles +. Skees of Milton
is spending the week with relatives and
friends in town-Mr. and Mrs II. c. Man
ger of St. Adams were in town Sunday
| u. O. Powers spent Monday in Burling-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. O. X. Brown visit
ed their daughter Mrs. II. w. Baxter
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Tatro and
family Of Franklin We're In town over
Sunday visiting at the home OF c. NJ
Tatro-Roswell NJ. Austin returned Mon
day night from Philips Andover Academy
and will spend his vacation In town
with his mother, Mrs. c. G. Austin
Miss Dell SpoAner of Rice Hill is in
town.-The breach of promise trial at
Liberty hall Saturday evening June 30.
of Jerusha r. Perkins VS.. H. w. Baxter
attracted a large audience from this and
adjoining towns. The trial was very
spirited and after long wrangle among
Themselves the jury returned verdict
for the plaintiff TO recover S39S The
Ladies Village Improvement society re-
allied neat sum to help defray expenses
Of the trial The gross receipts were
s67, 35.-Mrs. Mary Steele is in St Albans
visiting her daughter Mrs. NJ II. Stock
well.--W. VI. Clifford, principal of the
high school, left MondaJ morning for his
home in Cornish, Maine, where he will
spend his vacation with relatives
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

r.. * Lord had party in his new
house and Lila ID. Peavey a party In her
large new barn on Friday evening. June
2s,-Mrs. Ira C. Taylor, who has been la
Concord, n. H.. during the winter. has
returned TO her daughters, Mrs. II. A.
Bartlett-F. l.. Holmes, Miss Knowlton
and q. c. Wilcox have painted their build
ings.-Mr. and Mrs Ray Vinton OF Bos-
ton are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Ninton,-- Ninety of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Bartlett gave them d
surprise Saturday. the 23rd, and gave them
many valuable presents TO remind them
they had Journeyed 20 years together.-A
son OF Mrs. j. A, Gray, Fred Thomas of
New York city, is stopping with his
mother while recovering from severe i'll
ness.-F. l.. Holmes is putting in large
number OF Peoples telephones In this Sec
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SWANTON CENTRE.

1H'S' a. l. 'a'''i'' VINO mas been Ill FOR
W. "eeAn Vi nervous 'rouoie with cohph-
cations improves very slowiy'-E. A.
Dona'usoh mas returned from week
,.s'' WIN eia'lNes III ,rary NILS N y
| MISS rum hoIihes Will go 10 the Ihou-
sahd 's'ahus ths week where she mas
position lor the summer.-Mlss Daisy
royce cloSen her school IN Highgate Gore
ias' "eek,-J' H. Donaldson OF Grand
is'e Nlslteu relatives early IN the week.
y T. Rlcafu is hauilng pressed nay TO the
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EAST BRCOKFIELD.

JAY /. Bond Of the forest service Wash
ngton, u, C., visited Dr. Tenncv Wheat
ley last week.-Dr. aud Mrs TcnnoY H.
Wheatley were happily surprised on
Thursday evening of last week by their
many friends in this vicinity. The occn-
sion was tho first anniversary Of their
marriage. The doctor and his wife will
sail for Europe in a short time
Mr. Cook Al NJ. l.. Hutchinsons is seri-
ously i'll and attended by Drs Ellis Of
Rrookhcld and Newell Of East Randolph.
Mr. cook was planning to visit his two
brothers at Dandy at this time, one of
whom he has not seen for 80 and thu
other for Il years-Schoos in town closed
last Friday.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Donna Adams and daughter, who
have been visiting her parents for two
weeks, returned to her home in Hines
burgh Monday.-R DIN Rohe has secured
a position in a feed store in Bratteboro
and went there Tuesday morning.-Mrs
Francis Langford and daughter returned
home Tuesday. The Rev. o. r. Wells will
be absent next Sunday. Union services
will he held in the Congregational Church
in the morning and other services as
usual.-F. l.. Hopkins is in Westford this
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Myrtle Mosier returned from her
studies In Middlebury college last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hilton Thompson Of Stats
burg, y. Y. visited at the home of
Alexander Brown, Saturday.-Charles A.
Ewins and mother passed Saturday and
Sunday In Bradford. Que.-The West
Berkshire Cornet band furnished music
at a town party given by the l.. v. l. s..
at Frelighburg, Que. Wednesday evening
last,--A game of base ball was played
here Wednesday between nine from the
Patrons of Husbandry from West Enos-
burgh and a nine from Frootier Grange.
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MONTGOMERY.

The l.. A. S. of the Methodist Church
will serve ice cream and cake on the COM
mon July 4-The regular monthly meet
ing of the w c. T. l.. will be held on
Friday In the church vestry.-Mr and
Mrs. Merritt Kennett are visiting In Fair
feld.-Mrs, Elizabeth Tpham and Mrs.
Harry Carter leaVe on Thursday for
Lyme, n. H., TO visit Mrs. l.. C. Andrews.
Mrs. Jerry Murray is critically i'll. Her
daughters, Mrs. Ladoux of Sheldon and
Mrs. Nadney Of ShOreham are with her.
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of Delueions. THE childrens day ex-
ercises Mt Unity Church by the Sunday
school last Sunday morning was well at
tended. Exercises by the scholars con-
sisted of songs. Rotations and exercises
The platform was adorned with ferns
and flowers. There were vocal selections
by tho choir and a solo by Mrs. Barrows,
organist Mrs. L. l.. Harris
Harold Robinson of st. Adams is visit
ing relatives In stowe and vicinity.
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and wife of Fairfield were in town call
ing on friends Wednesday evening, June
27th.-The Rev. and Mrs. f. H. Blunt.
Mrs. T.. II. Burleson and Mrs. g. II. Hill
attended the lawn party which was given
at the home of = G. Gallup, Sheldon,
IThursday evening, June 2Sth for the hem
eft of the Episcopal Church.-T Church
relief society met Thursday afternoon,
June %, with Mrs. John Tague.
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SWANTON.

Miss Donna Eliza stone died Satur-
day noon of dipthcria after an Illness
of day and half She was the
youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. y. c.
Stone, a lovahle little girl and her
sudden death has panied wide circle
of friends. The remains were taken
10 Enoshurgh Falls for interment
earlN Sunday morning.
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BRADFORD.

Miss W. 5. Huntington of Concord. n.
H. IS visiting her parents. Col. and Mrs
H. T.. PARTICIPANTS. q. X. Baker and
daughter of Brooklyn, y. y. are spend
ing the summer with Mrs. W. Il. stevens
Mrs. r. a. Chase Is at Guildhall car
ing for her mother, Mrs. FollanSbee, who
IS ill.-Miss Edith Brooks of St. Johns
bury is visiting friends in town.-Miss
Ahbie Albee is at work as clerk in the
store of j. L. Hunt.--The Hon and Mrs
Fuller Smith of st. Adams have been
at Hotel Low for a few days. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred II. IadloCk and family OF
Naitslield, Mass. arc the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nartin.-Miss Mable A.
Kenyon and Walter Nye of West Lee
banon, y IL. We're married by the Rev
Mr. Dixon at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Emma Kenyon, June o.
Miss Helen Carr is at Lake Morey at
work for F. +. Prchard. Mrs w A.
Corliss attended the funeral of her neics
at Iyndonvillo, Friday.-Charles Farm
ham and family of Buffalo, n. Y, have
arrived to spend n part of the summer
at the home of his mother, Mrs Rose
we'll Farnham.-F. +. IIoaloy was in Bos-
ton on a business trip last week Miss
Maudc Hiand LEFT Saturday for Grand
Isle to be the guest Of Miss Bertha Rem
frow for a few days ana from there she
will go to Lake George for the summer.
Miss Anna Chase of Waltham, Mass,
spent Sunday with her father, Postmaster
T. A. Chase Mrs. ]. NJ. Taylor and son,
Wesley, are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. FOLSOM In Newport.-Mrs. LIZ
zle Hllard was in .Woodsville, n. H.,
CO,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The malls arrive at the Grand Isle
postofice at six o'clock, "A. m, at two
O'Clock, p. m. at eight o'clock, p. m. The
departure of mails is at 1890 a. M, GO
ing south and AT r. M, going north.
The office Is open Sundays from to 4
a. M, from IL to p. H., and from to s
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GEORGIA.

Miss Bina Howard is at n. Q. Pierces
for few days-Mrs. Norey o St. Adams
Hamlin.-Miss Jessie Hale is at home
for her summer vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Decker of Springfield are visit
ing relatives in town.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

wa ParkVn Jackson orfiriatinp
ENOSbU EGH FALLS.
The East Franklin county SUNDAY
school convention hold Friday IN Tho
conp ground Fl, sheldon uas mol, ot.o,d
ed and proved n nroatablo occasion or-
ing ia ABSENCE nf tb. nro.idor, Win .
we're cold. V. A Irish of Fnosburgb Falls
presided The neot,ng was onerod h.. .
praise servln. conducted by ,rus,c,l n, rec-
tor w. II yaw. Tho Rov q 7 poterso,
talked Interestingly of "orsorized vtor,, ;,
Me- Ea,1o NJ -royoya,, o,d - ,anr.,.,,.
five of tho Methodist school e, ptob,,r,
had naners on cradle roll and nr,n,,,,,
work followed nv Miss NJ 7 Arn,etro,
Of West Rerkshir. along si,,,,Ier Ines
+ II Carnent,r told ahout . ,.o,,p, mn, .
orpanlzed class Mrs A NJ Asol,,ne
something about tho boue denor+,ro,. In
Jnosburrh Of which sbo is sun-rrntanh.
1nt. The Rev. +. Il. White smoke of soma
rractical results of decision d,v n,.erv-
| anco. Representatl,.ee RI , bnl,' dovep
different schools told of their work in
such a way as to indicat, that some new
lines of work are benz adcl.-d. esreciall,
cradle roll and h~,ne dep rtment with
very nattering results. These have large
! ly come about since the work done by
Miss Balch the State WORKER last April
If other parts Of the county are able to
make as good a showing as the result Of
that work 1t VIII prove 20 nave been very
iar reaching. AT the business session the
Iono"!hs oncers "e's erected Tor me
Io"o"ins year. H. r. IoHi'hS' OF East
Der hsn'le' pres'ueht' H. u. oolcolu OF
SO"'h 'ahhtt'' 'ice-p'esiue''' He'ise
. 49, nsn,,e,
w., ,i " "e' va
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su.ntor Tbo hodv wac hror,h. b.ra
S,rdo,, ,oorr,no tor hur,oI hos,da ,bo, oe
hro,ber who d,ed reforo tho sa,,,f,,,
iest here Donna was a yerv br,ebt chi,,
of seven summers.
The body of Miss Nellie HIM, u,bo
died in ST. Adams hospital Sunday was
met at this station Monday morriny
and taken to the homo of how sistor
Mrs A. G. ChafYee IN Rerksbire wbora
Tho funeral was held tho sano dov
Mrs. Samuel Rusblow died vary srd-
6enlv Monday eveninp ar 1O.2o Of boar+
failure DIR @ O. Ahel1 poyed into
the house recently purchased nv him
on ,rordav and also has b,a orico IN
The same buildInp--Tho memhers of
+he Sunday school connected with Ct
Matthews Church anioved a nicpic In
tho uood. In tho f,rr, y, II A CRAM
,or ,,ord,yMrs II ,ro,rs who a.
...aa, 49,. ,o,,,,,,oroo,,on, ovaro,sos 90
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., ,,.,
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N'e"'' no SUI 'on' 49, w .'n'
p''' '''"' q" 80 ,..'
bureau c'H'eo'eu WIN '"' '',
eai''e IueSuas t'' u"SS
- w. uo anu
s"a" "aNo '"o'eu nv '"o
lecchtly N"o"'eu ny MI anu MIS- o.
w. "Ieem oii chuiVn S'iee''-4i'' anu
MIS- D. W. 5000 Oh parton are passing
Few Gays Win MI anu MrS' r. "a
Gleed'-oo''oo POUNDS OF butter were
shipped from TINS station ruesday'
July S.-W. T. Piersoh was In Essex
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GREENSBORO.

w, J, Lamb and family of West somer-
vile, Mass, at their summer cottage at
Caspian lake, Mr.. Lamb has a naphtha
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Wise House Keepers use Wise King
Flour for bread, for II Is the most
economical. Ask your grocer.