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NORTHFIELD

Winfield Scott Marsh, 81 years old, died
early Saturday morning at his home on
Traverse street after an illness of several
weeks. Mr.. Marsh was born in Calais,
this state. ana lived for short period Of
time in Huntington, Montpelier Calais,
and other towns in Vermont. Some "a
years ago he came to Mortified, bought
a house in which he has continuously liv-
ed for "a years His wife died several
years ago and his daughter. LA (Marshl
Johnson, who passed away six years ago
Mr.. Marsh was Il musician Of more than
local reputation. He was n deeply roligl-
Gus man and the other world was a rca-
ty to him. lie studied much in sacred
things ANA for many years made it u
daily practice to write Il poem or sketch
on religious subjects, which he felt was
in measure inspiration. His writing was
not done for publication or gain, but ra-
Their to satisfy his power of expression.
He possessed a strong personality and
belonged to the school of highly developed
individualism which ie passing away.
Funeral services We're conducted at tho
home Sunday afternoon by the Rev.
Walter Dole. and intcrmcnt was made in
Elmwood. Mr.. Marsh left no near rcla-
tives and it was stated that not blood
relative was present at the funeral
John Cannon, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Mat
thias Cannon, died Friday at his fathers
home on the Cox Brook road, He had
been in failing health for several months.
Funeral services were conducted in the
Catholic church Sunday afternoon by the
Rev. J, T. O'Neill and interment was
made In ,the new Catholic cemetery, The
| funeral was largely attended among
those present being a large delegation OF
stone cutters, at which trade the deceas-
ed worked previous to his health breaking
down He leaves two children.-The Rev
| c. + Wollman assistant pastor of the
Church of the Messiah Montpelier, viii
conduct the services in the Universalis'
church next Sunday; on the followine
Sunday the services will be conducted h,
the Rev. ]. Edward Wright, pastor Of tho
| of the Church of the Messiah.
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BROWN1NGTON.

Mrs. Ewcns spent Sunday ut A. H.
Gardynes.- Ladies' Aid at the Cen
ter will give an ice cream supper Mt the
church. Thursday. August 2.-Iadia Ham
ilton Of Boston is spending n short time
with her mother at Frank Aldrich's.-
Bernicc Wells is home from Boston.-Miss
Mabel Tinkham from Burlington Is visit
ing relatives in town.-The Evansville
Ladies' Aid society have accepted an In
vitation from L. W. Brown and Miss
Grace Brown to meet at klondike cot
tage, Willoughby Lake. August 0, for din
nor Everybody invited.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WAITSFIELD

A republican rally will be held in the
opera house Friday afternoon, August 3,
with y. ]. Foster of Burlington, and
Fletcher Proctor of Proctor as speakers.
The Waitshcld cornet band will he in at
tendance.-Mrs. Abhee Stockwell. Mrs.
Albert Bollou and son Maurice of Provi-
dincc. Il. l., are spending several weeks
at the home of MIR. and Mrs s. Marble
Miss Elisabeth Richardson. Mrs. Henry
Richardson and two children who have
been spending The past month at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Richard
son, left Saturday for their home in
Minneapolis. Mirn.-I.ast thursday after
noon John j.. Baird fell from a load of
hay, striking on his head and shoulders
iniuring him quite seriously.-Nrs Elisa
beth Sanders Hoffman died last Tuesday
morning of old age at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Neil. She was &c
years Of age and was born in ireland.
Seven of her nine children survive her.
The funeral was held Thursday afternoon
and the interniont was in the Irasvillo
cemetery Tho Rev. W. \. Rcmclc return
ed last Thursday from Poultney. where he
| had been To attend the funeral of his father
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Childs and
daughter Hattie, who have been visiting
| friends in this vicinity. left Saturday for
/ their home in Crestli'c. Ohio.-CharlnS
| Mills OF Sodus, y. Y, spent Sunday with
! q. G. Eaton.--Mr and Mrs. benjamin
Gates Of Montpelier were in town Fri-
day.-Ifarry Mathews left Friday morn
ing for South Iadley, Mass, whore he
was called to attend the funeral of an
uncle. Miss Margaret Ely OF ST. Johns
bury is spending the week with Miss An
ME Da,e.-Profcssor Robinson OF North
field high school ard Malcolm Edgerton
of Mortified were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs G II, Ncwcomb last week,
The Three Act Drama entitled "A
| Kings Daughter" will he given under
| the auspices of the Home Circle at the
| Opera House Tuesday evening. August /
It Is expected that it will he repeated al
| Morotown Thursday evening August o.
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Fletcher Jones was buried Sunday.
She was 80 years of age. The Rev. j. *.
Fuller ofiiciatcd and her four sons, Frank
Charles Fred and William were the
bearers.--T. j. Boynton and wife came
to town Saturday night and are making
their friends and relatives a short call
Charles Whiting Baker from Montclair
n. j., and wife are Mt T. j. Bakers
Warren Annis has gone to Woodsville,
n. H., where he has secured work thro-
ugh John Sheldon with Armour & Co.
Prof Carroll Down is making his father
a short visit.--Walter Bradley left Tt s.
day for his home in Ringwood, ILL.,, Mrs
Bradley and children will remain few
days longcr-Mrs. C.. $. Clark and Myrtle
Bradley returned from Old Orchard last
Friday and Miss Bradley returned to
her home in Fairfield Monday.
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ORANGE COUNTY
STAFFORD.

A concert will be given at South STRAIT
ford Saturday, August 4 with Mary Howe
prima donna, G. r. Wilder flute solost,
Mrs. Mabel Hatch Avery reader. a
quartette composed of Mrs. DR.. Chase,
Bethel, soprano, Mrs. +. z. Marston,
Worcester, contralto, T.. J. Greene tenor,
l.. r. Lille, basso, and the Chelsea brass
band. The Quartette Mr.. Wilder and Il
ladies' quartette will assist in gospal
rally Sunday, August 5. Tho Rev George
W. Bickncll, y. D., of Cambridge. Mass,
John b. Hunt of Holden. Mass, and other
prominent speakers will participate.
I oardng Accommodations are being made
for a limited number. Information can be
,secured by writing II. L. X. Whitney,
South rafford
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CHELSEA.

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Glenn c.. At
kns of Detroit, Mich, accompanied by
their former parishoners, Mr. and Mrs
Frank w. Perry Of Burlington, VT. were
in town over Monday night, having dri-
ven from Plainheld that day and leaving
for Woodstock on Tuesday forenoon. DR..
Atkins is now pastor of the First Con-
grcgatonal Church in Detroit. in which
Dr. William II. Davis, II native of this
town. was the preacher for eleven years
prior TO his going to Eliot congregational
Church ia Newton, Mass.,-The Rev.
Frank S. Hatch. the temporary pastor of
Eliot Congregational Church in Newton,
Mass, is visiting his brother, Postmaster
Willard S. Hatch, during this week. He
has occupied that pulpit since the early
fall of 1904, when DR., Davis was prostrat-
ed by the sickness from which he died the
following June.-Miss Edith Magoon of
Montpelier has recently been the
guest of her aunt Mrs. a y. Smith,
and her cousin. Mrs Hale *. Darling
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Crowcll ofLynn Mass,
and her mother, Mrs. Frank ii. Tracy of
Montpelier. were in town over Sunday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dearborn
20. Fay Alien, accompanied by his wife
and mother, is spending fortnights
vacation in Boston. his place in the Cor
win store being supplied by Mrs. W. II
Dearborn.-Miss Hattie Dow and Miss
Flora NJ. Corwln returncdto theremploy-
ment in Boston after a lOrtnlEhts vaca-
tion with family relatives in Chelsea
Irene NJ. Hartwell and Master Roy OF
Nashua. n. H.. are visiting their uncle
Oscar Trombly in South Washington
Elbridge w. Newton and wife and three
boys are boarding at the Misses Andrus
They reside in Somorville. Mass, Mrs
Newton being the daughter of the late
| William Veazie.-Willlam Chaplin, former
|ly a student at Chelsea Academy and re
Gently graduated from the medical depar
ment of the University of Michigan, II
the guest of Prn, and Mrs. John NJ, Com
stock. Louis Densmore of Boston is IN
town visiting his mother, Mrs Eugene l.
Densmore. George has returned
to his work In Waltham, Mass, Mr. an'
Mrs Merton +. Sargent of Manchester
n. H., are visiting his parents. Mr., AM
Mrs Philip l.. Sargent-Mr. and c. w
Aborn of New York City are the guest
of her uncle, Walter II. Emery.
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MORGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Elliot. who were
married in Canada. are again among their
friends here.-Thc Pickles of Charleston
who have been in s g. WilcoX's lake cot
tage for several weeks, have gone home.
Mrs. d. c. Brooks is very sick and had
council of doctors a few days ago
Henry Gee who went 10 Montreal to a
hospital, is remaining for treatment
Il. F. Moore and family with their new
automobile and G. II. Flint with a party
In an auto. all of Newport. were In town
the o7th. II all would be as careful on the
road farmers would get over their dislike
OF autos.-Many congratulations are OK
tended to the Roy. and Mrs. Nye (Ncllie
Rush) Their marriage occurred at
Lebanon. n. H.. the 2ith. Their home will
be at West Topsham.
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IRAsBURGH.

DIR. Reynolds of Boston. who, WITH his
family. Is spending the summer at his
cottage on Eagle Point, Lake Memphre-
magog called on friends in town last
week. DR.. George Webster and Mrs.
Flora Tenney of Boston accompanied him
on tho trip to Irasbursh.-M c. O.
Bogue and three sons of Newport have
been spending several days at Dr. Tenn
pleton's.-F. J. Grant Is suffering from
blood poison in one hand. caused by n
cit.-Mrs. Jessie Bush and daughter,
Dorothy, Of Hopklnson, y. Y, are spend
ing few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phillips.-Mrs. Austin Page is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Meron, in
Springfield. Mass,Miss Matte Holdrige
Ia spending two weeks at Caspian lake
Greensboro and Mrs. Gates have re-
turned from Baltimore. Md. 10 spend
the summer with Mrs, Knapp and family.
tn" Roy. MIR. Poelon and family go TO
Lyndon this week for vacation of
three weeks,
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

The State highway tax OF the town of
Isle la Motto for 1905 was S2TS Tier
apportionment by the State was Sl23a
Her gain under the present system OF
taxation was Sil0G. MIR. Clements demo-
cratic platform would deprive Isle La
Motto OF this material gain. VIII the
voters OF Isle ia Mo-, stt I'D for II?
II. c. Read 81 very ill.-Willam Bross
Of New York is n guest of w. t. Con
nell.--Thc Rev. W. r. Lang he's gone to
Rochester. n. Y.-Mrs. \. NJ. Longfeld is
visiting in PlattsburSh.
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STOWE.

w. u. Bigelow who has been spending
a few days with relatives in stowe, left
on Sunday morning for his home in
Salem, Mass.-Miss Annie Bigelow re-
turned home on Saturday from visit
OF several weeks In Salem, Mass She
, was accompanied ~ her sister, Miss
Mary Blgelow, who will spend tho month
of August in Stowe.-E. A. Gibbs reports
a lively whirlwrd which appeare in his
hay field last Thursday 1t came from
the south. and in passing through the
, field II took up a cock of hay and carried
IT up into the air until 1t disappeared
from sight.-Some sort of n wild animal
was heard on Thursday evening In Jacob
Wrisley's sugar place in Stowe Hollow.
it is supposed to have been a bear, as
bears have been heard in that vicinity
several times recently. Bears arc fire.
qucntly heard hallooing 20 each other IN
the mountains around Lake Mnnsneld.--A
fine marble monument was placed In
West Branch cemetery last week at
Orrin Moody's grave. 4 monument of
rough granite was also recently placed
there by Secretary of tho Treasury Shaw
at the grave of his mother IRIS. Lovisa
Shnw.-Mr. and Mrs. F. &C.. Bnshaw and
son, Hcaley, loft Stowe on Tuesday for
r.,
J.. j Moody joined the party at Hard
wick where he spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives. They will 70 hy
way to the White Mountains and return
by Boston. whore they will spend several
days. During their stay in Maine they
will visit Principal f. d. Bessey OF
Stowe high sch0ol.-Mrs. L. T.. Mills and
two sons of SOmcrville Mass, are visit
ing at William Milss.-Miss Gem Pottle OF
Montpelier was at home over Sunday
Mrs A, p Blgelow went Monday to Bur
lington for treatment at Mary Fletcher
hospital.
President -IcMahon of the Old Home
association has called a meeting to dis
cuss plans for the observance of old
home week. to be held at the reading
room on Tuesday evening August 7, al
eight o'clock. A large attendance Is
urged. The regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held or
Saturday afternoon. August 4. at two
o'clock. This is an important meet
ing and full attendance Is urged tt
discuss plans for the district meeting
Mr.. and Mrs, Benedict of New
Haven. Conn, are stopping or
Mt. Mansfield for a few days.-Mr ano
Mrs ]. ]. Vearren and daughters, thu
Misses Avis and Lou Vcarren, and Mis-
Marjorie Burt returned on Monda,
evening from Old Orchard Beach,
News has been received OF the serious
illness of Mrs. ID. j. McAllister, who re
Gently returned from Stowe to her hom
in Denver. Col.--Mrs. Sarah Weeks re
turned on Monday from n visit to frien,
In Burlington and Shelburne bay
Mrs. A. H. Slayton is recovering from
| q severe attack of illness,--Suppcr will
be served at Unity Church by the La
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The political campaign opened here
last evening with a Clemen tocrat rally
on the common which was largely at
tended. The speakers were T.. w
Clement of Rutland and John II. Senter
of Montpelier. Mr.. Clement arrived in
his private car carly in the day and
passed some time In conversation with
local politicians
The members of Company T. will hold
their annual camp dance I'm the Armory
tomorrow DTrlday) evening. It prom
iscs to be largely attended
Major and Mrs IT, w. Hovcv. and
his daughter. Miss clara, cxpect 20
leave town to-day. After n short visit
with relatives In different places Mr..
and Mrs. ITovcy Will proceed to san
Francisco and embark for tho Phil
ippincs. Their son, Bradford T. Hovcv,
Will go to Mt. Grctna with the Vermont
troops as on-commissione1 regi-
mental officer
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ROXBURY.

Miss Minnie Worcester of South Barre
is scpnding n few weeks with her cousin.
Miss Bess Hammett.-N>Ss Lila Dutton
of Burlington and Miss Winifred Chandler
of South Acton. Mass. are guests at
NJ. +. Cram's.-Nlrs Carl Wakefield was
in Randolph recently, to see her sister,
Mrs. Leroy Wakefield. at the SAM
tarium.-Mrs. T.. G. Copeland Of West
Hartford was the guest of her sister,
Mrs .Attna Spalding ut w. ]. Carpcn-
tor's over Sunday.-Charles Howe has
moved his family into the parsonage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RoYs and son
Clarence of Fanun, Mass, arc guests
at G. 4. Roy's,-Mss Burnice G..-'""l
is visiting in West HARTFORD
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WINDSOR COUNTY
GAYSVILLE.

The Rev. q. Leon Wells is the guest q
his brother. the Rev. f.. +. Wells 4
South Royalton this week.-At the meet
ing the Good VIII Grange Saturday even
ing a class was instructed in the LIST, am
I'd. degrees. In two weeks IA good atten
dance as desired as the Srd and ith de
grees are to he conferrcd.-Mr hue
Hunt, a former resident of this tow
died at the home of her daughter, Mr.;
John Sutton in Brookncld and her rc
mains We're brought here Tuesday, an
CONTINUED ON ffth pnge)
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Barney Lewis left Tuesday Tor Bur
linston, where lie has n position on the
steamer Vermont.--O. o. Bell, who has
ueen quite sick for the last few days
is again ablc TO he out.-Roy Rockwell
of the steamer Vermont spent Sunday
at his home.--Mrs. Bushwny and children
are visiting her parents In Grand 1sle.-
Nnssar Soule. who was obliged to resign
his position on the steamer Vermont on
account of illness. Is not improved a
rresent.-Miss Dorothy Rockwell OF Bur
lington is visiting Miss Marjorie Good
fellow and other friends at the Center.
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HYDE PARK.

At the Democratic mass convention held
here Saturday no candidates were but in
nomination but a committee was appoint
ed to confer with the Independents.
Mrs +. G.. Page was at home from
Thompson's Point Tuesday night return
Ing Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs. A. L..
Goddard accompanied her and will re-
main for several days.
Everett Fairbanks Is spending couple
OF weeks with his cousin, Milton Rice, in
North Cambridge
DIR. Stevens and family are in camp at
Point Windemere, Lake Eden.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs II. c. McDuffec spent last
week ut York Beach. Mrs A. NJ Sleep
er of Springfield, Mass. and Raymond
W. Brown of Chicago, H., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Brown.-W H.
Martin OF Davenport. Iowa. is visiting
his brothers. r. c. and II. Il. Martin
The Hon and Mrs. A. +. Sleeper re-
turned to Lexington, Mich. Thursday
accompanied by Misses Frances and
Phoebe Clark and Stevens Clark Mr.
and Mrs y. S. Hooker and family are
at Serf Beach. Mass.-Mrs. Roswell
Farnham is in Buffalo. n. Y, for a few
weeks. DR.. T.. r. Smith. Jr.. of Spring
field, Mass, spent Sunday with his par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. T.. T. Smith.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Hattie 1Iugbce of Moriah Center,
\. y, and Mrs. John Field of Williston
are visiting at c. f. Woodruff Harley
Hin of Glens Falls. n V, is visiting
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c.
Foster, tnee Miss Helen T.. Scssions) of
Fowler, have gone to Springfield, to live
where he has position.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Roll of New York city. who has
been visiting Mrs. Symon returned to
there home Saturday, Frank Lafrance
had the index finger on the left hand cut
by coming In contact with saw in New
ton & Thompson's mill Saturday.
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BELVIDERE.

G. T.. Smith or Morrisvlle is cutting hay
on his farm in Smithville. He has quite
number of mon Mt work for him. They
are boarding at NJ. Witherell' s.-Oscar
Shattuck and II. w. Coburn are cutting
NJ. c. Shattuck's hay on sharcs.-Mrs.
Ellen Potter is sick.The condition of NJ.
G. Shattuck remains about the same
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tillotson are visit
ing in Baker-feld.
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MONTPELIER.

troops as a commissioned regi-
mental officer.
MONTPELIER.
Secretary of state f. G. Fleetwood OF
forrisvillc who was in town THURSDAY
stated that he has granted this year 26j
licenses for automobiles and that the to-
tai number of machines in tho state now
licensed is 7CG
Alexander Emslic, who until failing
health compelled him to retire, was in
partnership in this city with Alderman
Alex Broadfoot in running a green
house, was buried Friday from his
home i'm Barre. Mr. Emslc was IS
years old. His twin brother, who was
also associated with him in business.
died in Barre less than q year ago of
the same disease.
Mrs. Sophia Hedges or Moretown. who
las been adiudgcd insane. will be COM
mtted to the State hospital for the IN
sane at Waterbury,. Mrs. Hedges is 81
years old and a hearing WIS acid Satui-
day afternoon before the Hon Hiram
Carleton, judge of probate, to decide
whether or not. Mrs. Hedges shall zoe sup
ported at the expense OF the STATE. The
court ordered that she be committed IS
a State patient.
It is reported that tho Rev A. y Lewis
rector of Christ Church. who is passing
his vacation at bradford Point Conn.
is quite seriously III
NJ Raymond DwlnoM and Mss Jane
Emily Bancroft were married Monday
afternoon at two o'clock at the home Of
IRIS. JulIette Bancroft. mother OF the
bride. on Liberty street. The Rev d..
j. Edward Wright was the officiating
Clergyman. Tho wedding was attended
only hy the nearest relatives of the two
families.
Glen IT. Huntington. the "A years old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert w.
Huntington, diol Monday morning at
the home of her parents on Ridge street
The cause Of death was spinal meningitis.
She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs
Huntington and was very popular with
her schoolmatos. Her funeral was held
| Wednesday afternoon AZ two O'Clock from
the First Baptist Chtych. the Rev. DR..
| II. y. Roberts officiating. and burial wa,
In Green Mount cemetery.
! The republican central committee fo,
washington county has sent out a large
number of invitations to those rosidiro
l. the vicinity of Waitsfold to attend the
republican rally to be held In that vii.
lagc next Friday afternoon at three
N''oN dl "hlch the Hon. Fletcher d.
iioct"r' republican candidate for gover-
''o'' ana INC non d. J. Foster, congress-
man from Vermont, viii discuss the
issues or the state campaign.
herport lhFesher of Shady Rll is at
"oSPItal IN Il critical condition
r '"''es received IN being thrown
Ia.,s-, "'"u M""d''N evening
,T.s ~, ''' ~ r',' Is feared
,,ri,,o, paa. .''"'''' 'N'NS'' mas
,idipq ~ wan. r "'N''E I"'
has bocr ,,.o,. o,.',,, n.,' me- '''', VIC
wear ANY infor,,o,fo,, '''', ="
| Whereabouts will ba ,,.,.-,,,,.. -.
by his mother Mt No q Ntid1loeo,. p,,-l
Lowell Mass.
The four wears OH daurb+or OF W ,,s
Mrs. Harry Brooks died vos+ord,,. ,.,o,
after a brief illness with inflammation, of
the bowels, a son SIX years old * dan.
gorously i'll with the same disease. The
physicians attribute the Illness Of their
children TO eating unripe fruit or drinking
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TAySTCN.

p. ]. Dana and his daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Harrington, have gone to Lowell,
Mass to visit fricnds.-Willard Is. Linds-
ley Of Boston and +. H. Perry of Beverly.
Mass have come to their cottage. Arhori~
tum for the scason.-N. {. Ilcrc" mas
improved and enlarged his barn capacity
by adding an upper floor with drive
way.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stowrl of
Lawrence. Mass, are spending the sum
mer with their niece Mrs. Rowland
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah Roys and daughter, May
vile. who have been visiting in Maine
for some weeks. arrived home Saturday
night.-NrS. q. l.. watson went to Orange
last Wednesday, where she Is TO visit
her brother for two or three weeks
Mrs. Louis NJ. Huse and son. Arthur,
are in Shelburne with her brother
George Manstcid.-A reception was given
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Tate ut their home
Thursday evening. The house was filled
to overlooking with neghhors and friends
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NORTH HERO.

The State highway tax of the town of
North Hero for 1906 was sl19.l5 Her APP
portionment by the state vas $685. 6 Her
gain under the present system of taxation
was $43.Sl. Mr.. Clements democrf tic plat
form would deprive North Hero of this
material gain VIII the voters o. North
Hero stand for It?
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RUTLAND COUNTY
WEST RUTLAND.

The republicans of West Rutland re-
Gently met in Cempbell's hall and formed
a republican club to be known as the West
Republican club. 1t was organ
lied with 1903 charter members and
plenty more to follow. AS an offset the
fusionists of West Rutland met in Manley
block to form Clement club but they
failed to organize as there were only three
present.
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omD!oyment. -Bcrnis \. Phelps is attend
ing the Albany business college,-Miss
Grace Osgood of WalthauL Mass, Is
her father, John OsGoOd, at Mark
Mears' s.-Thc Good Templars will present
their comedy drama, ZIP Vermont way,
at Groton Thursday evening OF TINS week
George Drew will begin saving his lrm-
her as soon as his new boiler arrives.