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have the same position as last year.
Miss Burnham had planned to spend
a year with friends in California.
Miss Ina Swift succeeds. Miss Remission
and one more teacher has been engage
ed to relieve the overcrowded condition
Of the grades. Miss Sadie Blake OF
sutton has been secured for that po-
sition.-Mrs G.. A. Lyon of Brandon
and her daughter, Miss Karleen Lyon,
Of New York city are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Atwell.-
There were lightweight tickets sold
from this station Friday for the excur-
sion to Lake Champlain.-Bert Perley,
who has been visiting friends here,
was arrested for intoxication Saturday
and placed in the village lockup.-Mrs.
e. r. Mack. who has been quite sick
for several days, Is reported better
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Campbell and Mrs.
Rowena Titus, who have been spend
ing we weeks at Peake's island, have
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. II.
Campbell returned Monday night from
an outing spent at Old Orchard
Beach.-Mr. McWilliams, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. r.. d. Bro
NNt ""'''s Wv c'"A 70 'o''s
for his home In Scotland to-day, Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clement con-
template moving to Rochester, n. Y,
very soon.-Miss Spaulding and her
sister. Mrs. Dolan, OF Barton, who Is
visiting her parents here. left Tuesday
morning for Swnnton to. attend the
wedding of a friend.-Miss Mary Mi
chael. who has been spending n two
weeks vacation in Montpelier and
Barre, returned home Saturday and
resumed work in the bank Monday
morning.-At the business meeting OF
the Congregational Church Tuesday
evening II was voted to extend a formal
call to the Rev. Lawrence A. Wilson
to become its pastor. Mr.. Wilson has
preached here two Sundays and It is
the unanimous desire of the parish tha
he accept Its call.-Mrs. Arthur Glenn
ent and son of Burlington are visiting
relatives in town. Wednesday Slcs
went to Morrisville to spend the day
with Mrs. Cora Whipple.
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GEORGIA..

Miss Ethel Austin of Boston is V
ing her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. A
Austin.-Mrs. Minerva Pike passed
SOth birthday Saturday. August -,
those from away who helped her c
brate and passed a few days with
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pike
daughters. Lizzie and Lucina Coursel
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Pen6er
gent Of Stowe.-Irene Rankin and ella
Churchill spent d few days last "
with their cousin, Lepha Abell-Bar
and Lakeside Grange are to unite in
excursion on Lake Champaign. Aui
81, by teaner Ch~ateaugaY, leaNing
Adams bay about eight o'clock and q
as far south as time will permit, TOY
ing at Burlington each way. The Geo
band will furnish music.-Among the
itors in town the past week were
Young OF Alburgh. Mrs. Ladd OF Bur
ton. Mrs. Clary of Sheldon. Mr.. and |
Decker were in st. Adams Tuesday.
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Mrs. Willard Ray lost three yearlings
by lightning last Thursday.-Mrs. Charles
Gage of Thompsonvillc, Conn. is visiting
her father, William Sanctuary.-Mrs. NJ.
T.. Small and daughter are visiting in
Rlchmond.-There has been much sickness
among children the past week.-The Rev.
u. J. Harris, formerly of this town, Is
touring in ireland this summer.-Marquis
Burritt is very sick.-Mrs. Daniel Null
len and son of Montpelier visited In town
last week.-Thc Rev. j. l.. Fort OF Al.
bany. N. y. was the guest of the Rev,
NJ. r. France last week.-Mrs.. Kate Col
Mrs. j. r. Rice. in Shoreham Sunday
The public schools will open Tuesday,
September I, with the following teachers.
No. |, Ann NJ. Johnson; No. ., ran
Dover: No. 4, Blanche Small: No. 8
Anna Il. Patrick; No. 6, Mrs. James Shell
tus; No. I, Relle Cogans; No. S, Nellie
X. Bissonette; No. 0, Nellie Noonan; No
10, Bessie Weed; No. ", James O. Cod
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Andrews have
returned from passing the summer al
Thompson's point,-Clare Daley of Bos-
ton Is visiting at II. ID, Weller's.-A good
many attended the races at Vergennes
Saturday.-Ruby ThurLer of burlington
Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Nor.
ton.-Mrs. Daniel Weller has returned t.
her home in Mortified. She has been Wis.
ting at NJ. j. Finney's,-Mrs. Levi,
Dwycr is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
ford Lewis, in Brookheld.-A terrf,
thunder and wind storm passed over here
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EAST HIGHGATE.

o. S. Rixford is ill-Mrs. Stanton q
daughter Gladys. guests at
Franklin House, Highgate Springs. pa
Ell Friday with friends In this villagd
James Cutler of Evansville. Ind, vi
has been passing some time at the hol
of his nephew. II. j.. Cutler. Wen Tu|
day to Bakersfield to visit relativej
Kenneth Stanton. who has been passj
several days with q. A. Rixford,
turned to the Franklin House, Highg|
Springs. Monday. O.. "A. Rixford accd
panied him for a stay of n few dayi
Mrs. Knight and son Rixford and NJ
Susie Rixford visited relatives in
Adams and Milton Thursday and Frid|
Mrs. Booth of CRANKY, Que. passed
few days recently with her grand daul
ters, the Misses Beatrice and Ha
Leach at the home Of II. Il. Leach.-M
Bernice Furman of Swanton visited s
day at the home of Mrs. +. j. Phelp|
Mrs. Macia and daughters Jennie 4
son Adore have returned from Mas
chusetts, where they have been living
the past six months,
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The public schools open for the fall
term next Tuesday. September 4, with
the same teachers as last year.-Mrs. w.
&C.. Hyde and two children, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. c. A. Cook, returned
to Chicago Wednesday.-Deacon and Mrs.
e. c. Bickwell, who have been spending
several weeks with relatives In Chicago,
are expected home Thursday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. s. Ransom. Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Nealy
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.. Blcknel attended
the county fair at Morrisville ednes-
day.-The list of candidates and sample
ballots for town representative and JUS
tices of the peace were posted by Con-
stable r. G.. Pease Tuesday.-Tuffel Bost-
wick. who has been spending several
weeks In Montreal. Quebec and other
Canadian cities, returned to Jericho Sat
Z. s. Tomlinson and children
of South Burlington are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Cunningham
Mrs. Jennie Ransom and daughter, Jessie.
of Brattleboro. are visitors at her broth
er's, r. A. Stiles's.-The Mrs. Dane farm
on Lee river, now occupied by +. G. Nc
Ginnis, has been sold to Leonard Mitchell,
possession to be given October 1.-The
ladies of the parish plan TO serve refresh
ments at the town room at Tuesday
meeting for the benefit of the Village I'm
movement society.
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ESTATE OF CONSTANCE CHAUssE,
BURLINGTON.
sTATE or VERMONT. Dlstrlct Q

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the
estate of Constance Chausse, late Of
Burlington, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At n Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington. within and for the district OF
Chittenden, on the 9th day of August,
1906, an instrument purporting to be
the last VIII and testament of Constance
Chausse. late of Burlington, in said dis
trict, deceased, was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
And 1t is ordered by said court that
the 14th day of Sept, 1906, at the Pro-
bate court rooms in Slid Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument;
ana that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper published at Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate Of said will. If YOU have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
in said district, this 9Th day of August,
1906.
aW3t Judge.
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wCHlTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs. o.. S. Nichols while cooking several
days ago spilled some hot lard on her
left hand burning it severely. Much of
the outer flesh was in shreds.
Polling booths are being arranged in
the old brick hotel building here in
readiness for election September 4.
This arrangement Is a new feature and
does away with the necessity of the
voters of this part of the
town having to GO to Essex Center to
vote. The voters from that section will
cast their ballots in the hall at that
place as usual.
The last meeting of the board OF civil
authority will be held at the town clerks
Office Saturday evening at I o'clock. This
will be the last chance to get names on
the check list, as Is necessary in order
TO vote at the coming election.
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SOUTH ~STARKSBORO.

Doctor and Mrs. Westinghouse and
Mrs. Addie Andrews and children of
Buffalo, \. v. visited their aunts. Mrs.
Naomi Purlnton. Mary Young. and their
cousin, Alice Follansbee, last week.
Walter Young was surprised August -
by his relatives and friends calling for a
celehra ton Of his birthday, Refresh
ments were served.-Daniel Hallock re-
turned from Jericho, bringing his dauGh-
tiers with him, M~ondav.-School cOmncnc-
ed Monday. Cora Hurlburt in West dis
trict. Kitty Meehan IN East district. and
Miss Hoyt of Bristol in Maclaln district.
Arthur Grace has bought Frank Kim
balls place.-James and Charles Grace
have gone to MiddlcburY fair with their
Morgan stallion.-Mrs. Fred Morrill, is
visiting in Lincoln.-Porley Doty ana
David Lafayette were in Lincoln Monday.
Joseph Lafayette went to Nergenns
Tuesday with early potatoes receiving one
dollar per bushcl for them,-Mr. and Mrs.
Eniah Follansbee are home from Pitts
ford. where they have been visiting rela-
tives the past few weeks.-The rain Mon
day did damage to roads and crops.
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of New York city,
are the guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
Goodheart.-Miss Marjorie Warner of
Crown Point. y. Y. is the guest of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Mason.
Addison Rawson's sick children are i'm
proving.-Miss Jennie Demo returned
from the hospital TUESDAY, where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Phelps. of New
Haven. Conn, arc the guests of his
parents here.-Mr. and Mrs. Royce Col
Inns of Boston are visiting friends in
town. Mrs. Peter Aines Is on the sici,
list.-Mrs. Roscoe Wissel and child OF
Rutland are the guests of Mrs. L. A.
| Baldwin.-Moses Aines's horses We're
badly hurt by breaking through a
bridge on the highway recently.-Mrs,
V. G. Kelsey returned home from Poult-
ney Monday.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

DR.. r. II. Pelton of Richford, was
Monday.-Miss Edith Carman, v
has been visiting at the home of II.
Carman, has returned to her home
Boston, Mass.-The Ladies of St. Jol
Episcopal Church will serve a supper
the home OF f. S. Moore Thursday, A
ust Goth, from Ave to eight o'clocl
Mrs. Herbert Carman gave a tea pa
Thursday afternoon Of last week in no
OF her niece Miss Edith Carman.-Dr.
o. Powers spent Monday in St. Alban]
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Phillips and son
of Franklin visited relatives in town
week.-The ladies' of the Congregatid
church are to have an ice cream fest
at the home of w. b. Skeels Friday d
ming of this Week.-Mrs. Lille Nickel
of Swanton is in town the guest of Y
w. w. Munsell.-C. G.. Fletcher of Swt
ton was in town on business Monday
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WEST

Miss Flora Prouty Of Chicago is visit
ing at Frank Pcase's.-Mlss Edith Robin
son of Richmond Is visiting friends in
town.-Mr. n Mrs, John liapgood and
family of Jonosville visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith. recently
George r. Gile and family spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. f. Nj. Gile of
Underhlll.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hal
and daughter Pearl of Burlington visit
ed relatives in town Sunday.-Mr. l.. j
Gle has gone TO Worcester. Mass.-N
Il. Howe has been nominated republican
candidate for reprcsentative.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Stevens of Bolton were
guests Of MIS-. f. w. Pease Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Davis spent th'
latter part of last week in Essex JUNG
tion
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JERICHO.

George O'Neil and little child of Paw
tucket, r.. l.. are spending a few days
in town calling on old school friends
Warren Buxton came up from Malletts
Bay Sunday night, returning Monday for
another weeks stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Hun
tress of Colchester were in town Sunday.
They left their two daughters for n few
days with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Como.
Mr.. Chase. son and daughter are visiting
his brother. !. Chase, in this village. and
Mrs. Chase of St. Adams is also a visitor
here.-The remains of Samue! Andrews
of Richmond were brought here Tuesday
for burial.-Mrs. Galusha and her sister.
Bertha Cochran. came from Massachusetts
Tuesday to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Cockran.-Dr. George Packard.
wife and daughter Of Denver. Cal, came
to town Wednesday morning to visit
friends.
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Essex CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens and sor
of South Hero are visiting at c. W
Bates's.-Miss Blanche styles. nurse at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital. is visiting al
A. G. Fletcher's.-Miss Bessie Parsons o.
Worcester, Mass, is visiting A. f
Farnsworth.-Mrs. c. w. Mcbride o
Essex Junction visited Mt G.. Il. Bixley''
last weekly. T.. Hun and family are
at Malletts Bay camping for n week.
Miss Florence Day, who has been II
Boston and vicinity visiting friends. re
turned Saturday night.-Mr. and Mrs
IIeberd Paradee are parents Of a sor
born Wednesday. August 22.-Mr. anc
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bates, who have been visit
ing In Canada. have returned.
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EAST ~BERK2HIRE.

Mrs. Corant and son. Richard, are Wis
ing Miss Edna Royce Mrs. o. s. Moffs
and daughter Mamie have returned fro
n visit in Essex and burlington
Pond and G.. Richardson have return
from Minneapolis. Minn.-The Rev.
j. Peterson and family have return
from Franklin Pond. where they ha
been in camp for several weeks.-The .
Martz Specially company will appear
the hotel hall Friday evcning.-Mrs.
Tetreault and daughter, Emma, are
RichfOr1 for n few davs
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8

Harold Dean of Natick. Mass. is '
ing relatives in town,-Mrs. Royal
Gilbert and daughter. Doris, of Cleve'
ohio, who have e. spending the
mer at the home of Joseph Marc
have returned hore.-Iouis Burnell
Orange, Mass was the guest of his
ter, Mrs. Paul Blodah, last week
and Mrs. Alyan A. kempton and da
ter, Miriam. who have spent h
mer at Georges Mills, \. H., have
turned home,-Mrs. Walter Wood
of Enosburgh visited her sister, Mrs
A. Austin. over Sunday.-Miss G
Austin is spending a week with her
ter, Mrs. NJ. o. Heath OF Hyde Pa
W. o. Brigham is visiting relative
Massachusetts.-A bazaar for the be
of st. Georges church will he held
evening of this week beginning Tue
evening.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. II. r. Forbes of Essex Junction,
who was visiting her daughter, Mrs. vii.
liam Gray, has gone to H!neSburgh to
spend a few lays with another daughter
Mrs. Mark Iiubbel-lincoln Lawrence OF
Chicago is spending his vacation with his
father. mother and sister at the home
farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
Master l.oran Mobiles of Chicago and
Richard Thomas of Burlington are at Mr.
|Lawrence's for their Miss Der
nice Blodsett and Fonta Nichols OF Water
bury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. +
Porcher.-Mr. and Mrs. James Mlllhan
have returned from Huntington where
they spent a few days with Mrs. E
r.. Collins.-S. T.. IIinsdale was In Ferris
hnrgh las Meek hnNing fruit.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continucd from hrst pnge)

Palmer Of ~Hinesburgh. vice-president,
Mrs. william Hill Of Starksboro, sccre-
tary and treasurer. The following en-
tertainment committee was also elect
ed: Miss Mae clifford OF Burlington,
Miss Rena Hin and Mr.. T.. X. Eddy of
S~tarksboro. Following the business
meeting n varied entertainment OF u
literary character was rendered by sew
eral of the younger members and al
though Mr.. Taft Is 81 years of age he
considered himself as young as any
and played the violin and danced like
the gayost OF them. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter rendered some fine vocal and In
strumental music as did Miss Chamber
lain md Miss Rena Hill, n Master
Leverette Palmer gave them a short
patriotic recitation. n president
invited those present to meet at his
home in Lincoln next year and 1t was
voted to do so. All felt IL had been n
dny well spent and went their way
home determined IL possible to attend
the reunion In 1907.
Mrs. Ada Kingsley of Bristol returned
home Monday after spending a week with
Mrs. Betsey Eddy and other relatives
So ''h1 80 ~ lltlS VIII
have a holiday Monday. September 3. Any
patrons desiring their mail can get the
same by calling at the ofice.-Mrs. Coburn
Pierce and daughter, Lucy Belle. visited
Mrs. Franci Smith DISQUALIFICATION
Bostwick is i'll with rheumatic fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Fogg Of Burlington
have returned home after a weeks visit
at Will Ellison's and other relatives here.
,-T1a ITpntIputpn hnca ba11 nina rn ,ne
here Saturday to play with the home
team. Game stood II to II in favor of the
home nine.-Miss Flora Dolan has return.
ed to Bristol after spending a weeks va.
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Dolan.-Miss Alice Saylcs return.
ed to her home in Burlington Tuesday,
Orange Smith of Troy. n, Y, is spending
his vacation with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Milo Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. Amor
White, Mrs. Frank FERGUSON. Miss Lot.
tie Varney and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gutter
were in Lincoln Monday to attend the
White reunion. held at Almon Norton'e
Miss Ida Kingsley has returned to her
home In New Haven after spending a
few days with Mrs. r. Hannon.-Mr ans
Mrs. Fred Thorne of New York city ant
Charles White of Lansing, Mich. have
returned from Lincoln.-Mr. and Mrs. ]
n. Cutter entertained a party OF young
people with n corn roast last Friday even
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. r. Miller ant
daughter, Madaline. are visiting relatives
in Springfeld.-Miss Ellen Swoete of Lin
coin was n guest Of Miss Rhena Hi
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gotta and children =
V%ergennes are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +
r. Wyman.-The Baptist Sunday schoo
held their picnic Tuesday on Mason I'M
About 40 attended. Chen Dolan was pres
ent and entertained the party with hi
phOnograph.
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FRANKLIN.

Rural Carrier j. II. Tatro and family
spending his vacation with friends in
Orange. Substitute r. Olin Robbie is CT
ing the mail.-Abram Bolio has move
family from Newport, n. H., into
Martin house Mrs. Marcia. Mr.. and
II. f. and II. ]. Gates, Mr., and MI
w. Gates and daughter, Edith, Mr.,
Mrs. c. w. Powell and daughters, 4
and Mildred, attended the Gntes-Gid'
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FLETCHER.

There vas a small sized audience at the
fusion rail- Thursday night.-Mrs. Julian
Bingham and little child are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sidney B~eardsley.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Thomas os Westford spent
at Ira w. Green's. Mrs. Her
bert Jones is recovering from her recent
illness.-Mrs Heman Learned of West
ford is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. C.
Parsons.-B. W. Corse and wife spent
Friday in Burlir ton.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Clara Norton went to Glens Falls
Saturday to visit her cousin, julius KIM
ball.-Ward, the young son of Gerald Bag
ley. who has been quite i'll, is better.-SeV-
eral from here attended the funeral of
Samuel Andrews at Richmond Tuesday
benjamin Trombley has moved into the
boarding house at Hanksville.
There will be a republican rally here
Saturday evening. Hon. D.. j. Foster OF
Burlington will be one of the speakers
John Miles expect To move MS family
to Bristol next week. MIR. Miles people
came here from Canada about twelve
years ago II Mr.. Miles has been a pros
porous merchant here in the firm of
Hill & Miles.-Schools will commence
hee September 10th with Mrs. f. NJ.
Pierce and Miss Mabel Stockwell as
ten cheers.
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RICHVILL,E.

Alice and IIartwell Ward have been
dangerously sick with dysentery, They
are improving slowly under the care of
Miss DaVy of iiurlington.-Arthur
Rrookins of Pennsylvania has been
visiting ut his fathers, II. s. Brookins.
Little Helen Church is quite sick
Farmers are very busy securing their
grain and some has already been
threshed. Joseph Gokey is doing good
business in that line,
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WILL1sToN

The Kings Daughter circle met in the
church vestry Friday to do some special
work for the wintcr.-Mrs. Woodruff,
who has been at her sons the past -four
weeks, has returned to her home in
Essex.-Mrs. Martell Is ill.-Miss Susie
Bing Is at home.-Mrs. i. J. Barney and
children spent q few days in Burlington
last week.-Mrs.. Merchant has news that
her brother, Henry, is very sick at his
home in Randolph. lie is also n brother
of Mrs. Lewis Gordon, Mrs. Amos Rowe
and Gilbert Harper.
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CHARLOTTE.

L. o. st. Clair of the Emerson place
has returned after n weeks vacation
with friends in Boston.
Mrs. Wright and Miss Smith of Rutland
have been visiting II. A. Williams and
family.-Mrs. A. C. Dean has returned
from a few days at Long Point.-J. Rich
ard Dean is camping at Long point.-Miss
Louise Lewis has gone to Goshen. NJ. Y,
to engage In teaching.-George and Mer-
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BRIDPORT.

Donald Fletcher broke one arm last
week.-The funeral OF Mrs. Lucy Rice
was held at the residence OF her sister,
Mrs John Jones Of Shoreham, Sunday.
August &c. The burial was in the village
cemetery of this town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Rollin Farquar of Boston recently
visited at d. f. Rice's-George J.. Smith,
of Orwell. was in town last wcek,-The
ladies society Of the Congregational
Church will hold n chicken pie supper in
September. The flftieth anniversary of
the society occurs October Sth. and APP
propriate exercises will be held at that
time. ,-Teddy and Harold Butler have re-
turned from their" visit TO Bristol.-Mis
Meham of Bristol Is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Butler.-Stanley Converse has
recovered from his recent illness.--IIenry
Powers of Schuylerville. n. Y. Is the
guest ~ friends in town.
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MILTON BORo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Cushman, parents
of Mrs. Jenne Of Burlington. passed last
week at the Wood cottage at Camp Rich.
Wesley Benjamin arrived at his uncle's
Monda Sherman and Page were
at the Boro Sunday.-There will be a.
church social at Amos IIill's Thursday
evening. The proceeds are for the pur-
chase OF an organ for the local church.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Levi 1uTlor of Stove was an over
Sunday guest of his son, c. r. Taylor
\ large party enjoyed "A trip to the
Woodbury. Granite Quurries Saturday.
school in the various departments
opens next Tuesday, Miss Burnham has
rcconsilcrcd ~ resignation n will
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WEST

Mrs, Hayes Tabor and children of RAN
dolph are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Mears of this place.-Mrs. Sarah
Costello is spending the week with her
brother, Harry Mahoney, of West
Georgla.-Miss Annie Lavler returned to
her home IN Boston Saturday after a two
weeks stay at II. ID. Costello's.-Charles
Bullock made an ugly wound in his hand
Monday with n rusty nail.