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platiee. After the exercises the LADIES'
of the town rendered a reception TO the
graduating class, the alumni and friends
at the residence of Juan Robinson, In tho
evening the usual large audience was
present to listen to the class day exercises
and concert by wateman's orchestra.
The concert was n treat to lovers Of
good music and the exercises were much
enjoyed. The clarinet solo by W. II. Sher-
man deserves special mention. The ad-
dress to the era duates by the Rev. George
Perry was interesting and instructive
Twenty four students have graduated
from Maple Lawn Academy since Mrs.
Stevens came to South Hero to reside
and the Indications are that there wilf
be good attendance this coming fall
term The three young men graduates
intend to enter college this fall. Com
mencement week closed with a boat ride
to ST. Adams and return on the steamer
Tdconderoga. Eghty-flve people from this
town attended. Tho day was perfect and
the trip very enjoyable.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS

DIR. George Davis of Kansas City, Mo,
3 visiting his aunt, Mrs. Beardsley. DR..
Davis has not been here for 10 years.
Herbert Sweet of Chance. Montana, who
was in town several days last week, start
I'd for tine West Sunday.-John Soule of
Mexico is passing several weeks with his
mother, Mrs. l.. r. Soule.-Miss Paris
twill close her school Friday. Thursday
evening the school will serve ice cream
On the Congregational Church lawn for
the purpose OF getting money to buy a
new flag for the school house. All are
Elv1ted-Mrs. Arthur Briggs of Haverhill,
Mass, who hns been visiting here and in
Swanton, will return home the first of
this Week.-Mrs. Grbbon will give a
musicale at Dockwood's hall In Alburgh
Tuesday evening. assisted by several from
out of town, besides the members of her
1lass.-Mrs. Clark Pierce of Rutland has
passed a week as the guest of Mrs l.. F..
Eoule.-Mrs. George Turner is in Swan
1on for medical treatment-A. II. Harvey
has taken his nephew, Mr.. Hayden as
partner lin his business at East Alburgh.
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slstant in the high school has gone to her
home in Middlebury-- Desier Moul-
ton has gone 70 Boston for a brief visit
DR., Angel distributed the diplomas in
stead of Mr.. Ham Friday night,
Fred Freeman of South Royalton
passed Sunday at G.. W. Pantons.-F y.
Jerd of Canton, y. Y, is in town.-Mrs,
Charles Bent and son, have gone TO TO
New Haven, Conn, where Mrs Bent will
visit her husband and William. has
found employment-Mr and Mrs, Frank
Roberts and grandson Of Bethel are
guests of Mrs. Charles Written Stewart
Whitewick of New York Joined his
friend, Henry Vail Saturday. and they
started for Pomfret Monday for a few
days.-The quarantine has been removed
from the house of John Meade whose
two children John and Ellen. have had
the scarlet fever.-.Miss Ruth Draper who
came home TO attend the graduating
exercises returned to her school yester-
day.-Mrs. James c. Walker is with
her mother, Mrs. Draper.-Miss Ella
Brownel who has attended the high
school, returned 70 Pomfrot Monday
Miss Jessie Chedel going with her for n
short visit.-Ilarrison ThaYer of Essex
Junction, who has been visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Austin Smith, went to
Saxtons River Monday to attend com
NONCOMPLIANCE +. Fullam has en-
ploymcnt in the store of ]. +. I,amson.-
Robert Sault has gone to Hanover, y.
H., to take entrance examinations for
Dartmouth College.-Mr and Mrs. G. NJ.
Oaks went to Bethel Monday for a
short vsit.-Mrs. Ruth Williams of
Lebanon, n. H.. is with Mrs. Alice Bruce
for the summer.-H. r. Riford died sun
day morning. Philip Riford is at home
from Hanover on account of the death
of his father.
Mrs. Preston and daughter, Miss Myrl
Freeman, went to Burlington Monday
Mrs. Homer Vail went to Mssseua
Springs. ~ Y, Monday to be treated foi
rheumatism. She has suffered since last
| fall and has not been able to walk at all
| Mr., Vail accompanied her.-Mrs. Minar1
| Of Montpelier, who has been visiting Al
Joseph Minard's returned Monday Mrs
| Burney McCarron of St. Adams returned
| there Monday after a short stay In town
| Mrs. Homer White is passing two week.
| in Burlington and Enosburgh.-The Rev
| Samuel Knowles of Lexington. Mass, th'
| former pastor of the Baptist Church, !.
| in town to remove his family to LeXing
| ton the last of the week.-The Rev. f. y
| Weber, Frederick Leeds and Luke Irisl
| have gone to Burlington to attend tn,
| diocesan conventlon.-Mrs. w. r. Clarl
| and daughter. Lucia, of New Haven cam
| Monday to take up their summer abode n
| Ed, Brook Marjorie Lane OF Mt. Yer
non, n. v, is with Mrs Justin Moulton.-
| Welhy McCollom has employment wit
| Tcwksbury & Raymond.-M and Mrs
| Fred Wright have returned to South Roy
alton after attending the funeral of Mrs
| William Young.-The household goods o
q. NJ. oaks were shipped u IIinsdale,
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SOUTH HERO.

The sixth commencement exercises on
Maple Lawn Academy in this town took
place in tho Congregational Church Fri
day afternoon, June "A, before an audience
which filled the church to It's utmost
capacity. The church was very prettily
decorated for the occasion with n pro-
fusion OF ferns. potted plants. and cut
flowers and presented a very attractive
appearance. Across the top OF the stage
was the motto of the class. "Gradatim,"
and the class banner IN the class colors
smesaid and gold. On the stage were
seated rsAnr8pal Mrs. w. NJ, Stevens and
tbs ExadanAes: Ray Reuben Allen Clar-
enca f1ary4non DeMar, Charles Morse
Joayx4. latin scientific course, and Marie
Marion, 5oslyn. English course. The pro-
eramme, which was printed In last
weeks Free Press, was finely rendered
.IIhe salpitatory and essay and the orations
md valedictory by the graduates were Of
a high order and showed careful and
thorough training by the principal, Mrs.
w. NJ. Stevens. The pleasing manner In
which the essay and oraAions were de-
Lyered drew fre9veA anA usEited Pr
49,
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JOHNSON

o. A, Mcfarland was in ST. Jolnsbury
Monday, c. II. Stearns has returned
from a visit to her sister In Medfleld,
Mass--Arthur stearns and friend from
Hanover passed Sunday with his parents
here.-The Rev. j. X. Fuller exchanged
with the Rev. Mr.. Frost OF st. Johnsbury
Sunday.--It has been several years since
the Congregational Church was so packed
as it was Sunday evening to hear the
sermon to graduates by Mr. Frost It
was an able sermon and delivered In a
mastery manner.-Mrs. f. II. Sherwin
has returned from Manchester. N. He.
p. Jones is the latest one to purchase an
auto.-"The Burglar" delightful comedy
drama, Is to be given at the opera house
Friday nigt.-H. K. Holbrook and family
pa ssed Sunday with G. f.. Holbrook
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The high school graduating exercises
took place Friday in Dubois & Gays
hall before a very large audience. The
seven graduates We're Robert Sault. Fred
Wells Granger, james Edison Fullam
Welby Henry McColom, Rubie Mae Mil
Ter. Clyde Nelson Smith and Myrtle Anna
Smith. The Rev. X NJ. Fowler offered
prayer and the following programme was
given: Grafton on class motto. with salu-
tatory rank, Robert f. Sault; grafton,
american Forestry" Clyde y. Smith;
class history and prophecy. Rubie NJ.
Miller; vocal solo, Miss Minnie Barour;
alton. Argentina" with presentation "
class gift, a ust of Julius Caesar, James F.,
Fulam; response Fred C. Fisk. class of
1908; essay, Popular Superstitions." Myr-
tie A. Smith; music. orchestral; Grafton.
Colonial Schooldays,' Welby II. McCol-
| lom: ration, with valedictory. America s
Industrial Supremacy" Fred w. Gran
ger; music. orchestra; presentation OF d.
pomas and short address by Mr., Ham;
music, orchestra The stage was very
| tastcfully decorated in the class colorS
green and gold. The class motto, Palma
non sine Puvere" was hung in the front
OF the stage. gold letters on a green back
| GROUND ana IL. II. -, lFi IN evergreen
was arranged on yellow at the back Of
| the stage. Ferns evergreen and palms
| We're also used in the decora lion. The
| dance following was well attended and
music was furnished by an orchestra
composed of Messrs, Finn and Spokesfield
of Hanover, N, H., Mr.. Walker of Barre
Glenn Bailey, Frederic Dumas and Rich
| ard Grant for both exercises and dance
Mrs. Martha J. tSpooner). wife Of VIII
liam Young. died Thursday afternoon al
the age of IS years and one month. The
funeral was held Sunday at 2;30 p m. Al
which the Rev. Homer White ofticlated
The bearers were Elwin Young, Igor
| Young. Edmund Gee of Montpelier and
| Fred Wright, South Royalton The de
ceased had suffered since last December
from a liver trouble and for the past few
weeks had not been Sble to comprehend
much going on about her. che leave.
three children, Edwin Young of Concord
Mass, Lynn Young and Mrs, Lena Wrigh
Of South Royalton, and one sister, Mrs
James Cleveland.-Mrs. Ingalsbe OF Beth
lehem. Pa, and her sister, Miss KathaleeI
Bxby are with Mrs. Rixby.-Mrs, +. NJ
French has gone to IIennilIcr, n, H.-Mrs
s, f. Storrs Is visiting Mrs f., ID, Strong
Mr., Ham started for Chicago Saturda,
afternoon where he will complete hi
course In Latin at the Chicago lniver
sty this summer ana take the degree o
A. NJ Miss Frances Warner, second as
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JETTERSONVILLE

The Rev and Mrs. II. c. Howard
have returned from their journey.--Mr.
and Mrs. Asa A. Raymore Of Enosburgh
Falls, who were guests at A. ]. Thorn
ass several days the past week, re-
turned home Monday.--IA II. Long of
Worcester. Mass, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A, j. Brown Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs. Eugenia (Fullington)
Green of Johnson was n guest at H. NJ.
Cornelrs several days the past week,
She was formerly a teacher here In the
public school.-Mrs. william Russin,
who died at her home in Waterville
Henry Fortier OF this place.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Thomas attended the funeral
of George Cheney in Belvidere Friday
Mrs. Sanford Heath has gone to FL
more for n several weeks stay with
her daughter, Mrs. Eta Day.-E. N
Melvin has sold his automobile to c.
Fl. PROFESSIONALLY, there will be a
base ball game here with sheldon
The Rev. III. C. Howard has rendered
his resignation as pastor OF the Second
Congregational Church to take effect
October /. 1so7.-Mrs. ]. +. Wilcos
wishes to thank her many friends 70,
their loyal support in the Free Press
voting contest. just ended.
Mrs II. w. Thomson of Burlington wa:
a guest at A. ]. Browns and j. NJ. VIII
cox's the past week.-Mrs., l.. A. Page
| has returned from Essex functional NJ
Carpenter and f. II. McNally have gonC
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WOLCOTT.

n. K. Jones and d. ". Wheeler at
tended the reunion of Co. F.. Bird W., at
Stowe Friday.-Mrs Z. J. Midget was
called to St. Johnsbury Thursday even
Ing by the serious illness Of her sister,
Mrs. O. s. CoEgswell.-Mr NJ Conant
and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tillotson, are
passing the week with relatives In Hard
wick.--ITonry Brown was called TO stan
nard Saturday by the Illness of his
brother. Mrs. John Scott, who has been
i'll for some time, IS slowly improving
Lester Tillotson of Somerville, Mass, Is
Visiting in town this week. He has sold
his business in Somer1-ille and expects
soon to go to Los Angeles. Ca.-Mrs.
Rossie Tillotson and children of St.
Johnsbury are passing the week with
Mrs. Mary W. Tllotson.- McCullion
Of Bethlehem y. H, visited Miss Ira
Smith over SSnday.-NIrs. G. w. Herring
has gone to Lincoln, y. H., to visit her
daughter, Mrs Walter Hanscom in her
new home.-Mrs C. W. Jones Is lid.
f. Wheeler went Monday to Marshield
to attend the funeral of his wifes sister,
Mrs. Martin.-Report has it that William
Eastman has sold his farm and will
build in tt yilla~e
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. L. NJ. Westovcr of St, Adams IS
visiting her mother Mrs jackson Tib-
bltts.-Charles Parker is at home from
Lowell, having finished saving NJ. l., Til
lotson's stock OF logs r. A. Wedge has
returned from visit TO his mother a.
Bolton, Z. Q.-Mrs. Bertha Swallow, (neo
Andrews, Of HYDE Park, Mass. visited
the scenes Of her childhood the last of the
week.-All the Old soldiers In this vicinity
attended the annual meeting of the La
noble Valley Veterans associat ton at
Johnson Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Elwin
Brown of Morrisvile. Edgar and Arthur
Foss OF Hyde Park and Miss Foss of John
son were guests Of Mrs. j. ]. Tibbtts Sun
day, the occasion being the 18th birthday
of her youngest daughter. Miss Alice Foss
Lewis Desell Of Morrisville has pur-
chased the Doland house and Is repairing
it extensively.-A severe thunder storm
accompanied by hail visited this place
Tuesday evening. Very little damage re-
suited, as crops were not far enough ad-
VanCed,
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HYDE PARK.

Fred I,illey, who returned from the
West to attend the funeral of his father
who died recently. died Thursday about
noon. He had been a sufferer from con-
sumption for over year, going from here
to the West for his health. The funeral
was held at the house Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock.
The funeral of Fred l.. Llley was held
at the house Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. Mr.. Hamlin officiated. Mr.
Lilley was the son Of the late H. j.
IJilley and Mrs. Annette L!lley and was
about 80 years of age, being born in
Hyde Park. October a. 1894. He was
educated at the Iamoille Central Aca-
DENY In this village, and his business
career was In connection with his father
in the manufa cture and sale Of the
famous "Llley wagon" On December
G. 1898, he married Miss Augusta Bassett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G..
Bassett Lilley, survived him. He Is also
Bass-tt Lilley. survive him. He Is also
survived by his mother, one sister Miss
Anna I.illey, and two brothers, Erwin
Iilley OF Hyde Park and Benjamin Llley
Of Bakersfield Mr.. Iilley was a member
OF Mt. Vernon Lodge, r. & A. NJ, and
Tucker Chapter, r. A, M, of MOrrsville
and Sterling Lodge. l. o. o. r.. of
Hyde Park.-Thc Bird club met Fri
| day evening on Moss hill where
| interesting papers were read by
Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. Culver.-Charles
| E. Luther of WateryIlls was in
| town Saturday.-George Sargent OF
johnson visited with his daughter. Mrs
Il. c. White Saturday White
| and wife came to Hyde Park from Mont
pelier in their auto Saturday.
| Mrs. G. s. Page went to Burlingt or
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Fisk OF
| Morrlsvflle. Mrs. Dora Atwood OF Cam
bridge was here yesterday -Tuesday wa.
| the warmest day of the season, the
| thermometer registering about 95 at noon
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Eber A. Hill died at the home Of Mrs
r. NJ. Fisher. his daughter Friday
after a long illness. IIo was 10 years Of
age and had lived here for several years.
His wife died two years ago. He Is sur
vived by two sons, Orrin of San Francisco
and Burton of Waterville. The funeral
wac held at one o'clock Sunday
aftcrnoon-CIeorge Il. Barnes died here
Saturday OF pneumonia at the advanced
age of 81 years. The funeral was held
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. l. McMahon
celebrated their silver wedding Friday
evening and a large number OF friends
were present.
a party last evening in honor of their
daughter. Miss Tona-Pau and Wilbur
Corse of Montpelier are passing part OF
the summer vacation In Stowe with their
father, A. r. Corse.--The Misses Inez
Smith and Clyde Jenney are visiting Roy
Smith in Bethel.-L. r. Tomlinson will go
to Boston to-day to Join Mrs. Tomlnson,
who Is visiting there.--J. C. Luce Is Ill
with erysipelas.
Cornelius L. Mcmahon and Miss Hattie
Robinson of Stowe were united in mar
rage by the Rev. r. j.. Lewis June A.
1852. They were both natives of Stowe and
were educated In the public schools. They
have since resided here, Mr.. Mcmahon
being a member OF the dry goods firm
of Miles & Mcmahon of the Stowe Lum-
Der company and various other enter
prSes. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon have
and have hosts of friends here, many of
whom called upon the couple Friday
evening the 18th anniversary Of their
~ k,,a~
one Stowe Military hand gave concert
and n pleasant time was enjoyed,-Mr
and Mrs. r b. Russell gave a party at
their home at the lower village Friday
evening IN honor Of the birthday of their
sister, Miss Viola sell-Eber A. Hill.
aged "A years, died after a long illness,
the morning of June IL. at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. G.. y. Fisher, where
he had resided for several YEARS. Mrs.
Hill died there about two years ago.
Previous TO coming here Mr. and Mrs.
Hill lived IN Johnson. Besides his daugh-
ter Mrs Fisher two sons survive, Orrin
Hill of San Francisco and Burton Hill
of Watervlle, The funeral was held Sun
day. the Rev. II. A. G. Able conducting
the service. The burial was made in the
LaPorte cemetery in Morristown.-
Royal Barnes died at his home at the
| Forks Friday evening, June IA, of pneu-
| monia He was 80 years of age and a
| native of Rochester, but for many years
| resident Of Stowe. He was three times
married, his first wife being Miss Juhl
Simmons. the second Miss Jane Simmons,
and the third and surviving. Miss Mary
| Burt all Of Stowe. Mr.. Barnes leaves
one son. w NJ. Barnes of Stowe. The
| funeral was held Sunday. The Rev. Otto
Raspe Of Morrisville officiating. Tho
bearers were T.. w. Adams, G. w Col
| Inns, Gilman Foster and George w
| Harris. Among those in attendance
were Mr., and Mrs A j Thomas OF
Montpelier and Roy Barnes of Water
bury.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Poor Saturday.
The funeral of Tber A. Hill sunda,
was conducted by the Rev. f. NJ. II
Abbott, pastor of Unity Church.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.


and Mrs. William McGregor, who is suf-
&ering from gta, are both improving.
t,-Dayid Boutin passed Friday in Swauton,
Mrs. George Fowler and daughter OF
Bwa1rton are visiting at James O'Neil's,-
Nv. Z. Deuel. and Bentley A. barrow were
I'm Burlington MoDday.-Mr. and Mrs,
fsWarreu Burleigh and son of Burlington
l.passed Sunday at Fred Fefee s.-Mrs
Genie Pike has moved into rooms at Wal
Fter Hutclhns's. Her son. Seneca Pike,
fbegan carrying mail on the summer free
kdelivery route at Isle La Motto Monday
iIAttle Hazel IIillker Is visiting Mae
Thresher.-Hobert Reynolds passed Sun
Aday- in Champaign, N. Y.
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boro.-Miss Mamie wheelock is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Sweet at Morris
town.-Mrs. Wallice Pierce of Providence,
r. l., Is visiting her husbands parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Plerce.-The bail
game between Jeffersonville and Water
Vile here Saturday was won by Water
vile. IA to 8.-tMr. and Mrs. ". b. Hill
and daughter, Laura, were called to
Stowe Saturday by the death of his
father. e. A. Hill.-Mr and Mrs. Martin
P. Nolan of Artesian, s. d., Mrs. Alex
Morrison of Burlington and James Nor
rison OF Fairfax visited George Morrison
last week. the first time Mr.. Morrison
has met his sister Mrs. Nolan, In 80 years.
The following is an extract from the San
born County Advocate, Artesian, s. D.:
"Mr. Nolan was born in Dublin, Ireland. In
1Si9. He came with friend to the West
Indies and then into the New England
States. He has crossed the Atlantic four
times and the Gulf of Mexico eight times
Io spent considerable of his time in
Cuba and Travelled through the southern
States and Is one of the land owners OF
Tennessee. He came to this state In the
spring of 1888 and settled on claim near
where the city of Artesian now stands,
and to-day he owns 800 acres OF choice
and fertile land in Sanborn county. lie
has lived on this place most of the time
during the past q years. Last year no
came to Artcsian, built a comfortable
home and is now living a retired life.
Mrs. Nolan will spend the summer visit
ing relatives and Martin will visit the
"Old Sod" making Dublin city his head
mar
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBCRGH CENTER.

The Ladies of the Methodist Church
gave social at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Soule Wednesday evening, June
19-Misss Carrie Bell, who has been visit
ing her. sister Mrs NJ. T. Mott. returned
TO hcr home in Swanton SaturdaY.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Mullen of Swanton passed
Sunday at William Mullen's-Mrs. Her
mon Eldrcd and Mrs. John Valentine were
at North Hero Sunday.-Mchael Mullen
Of Swanton was the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Roy Rockwell, Sunday.-Miss Fan
ME Hall of Swanton is the guest of Miss
1ora Brown.--Mrs Mahlon Gonyea passed
Saturday In Swanton.--Mrs Nellie Pierce.
who has been visiting Mrs. L. A. Soule,
returned TO her home in Rutland Satur-
Ray.
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week with kidney trouble--Mrs. Joe
Young Is visiting her brother in Canada.
Charles st. Peter had one finger taken
off In the mill at the Landing while
at work Roscoe Smith and Bessie Mon
teith are at home from school al Barton
Landing GLADYS Marshall is III with the
mock measles.-Mrs. Caroline Serle has
returned to her home in Lennoxville. p. q
Mr. and Mrs James Lowrey are parents
OF son, born May &.-Childrens day ex-
ercises will be hold at the Methodist
church at Evansville Sundav.-Cieorge
Hunt Is moving his goods to the store
house until he can get tenement They
VIII move into rooms at Henry Dudley's
at Barton Landing for the present.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown were called
to Springfield Mass, last week by the|
death of her aunt. Mrs. A. w. Sleeper. i
Mrs. Sarah Ladd IS visiting Mr.. and
Mrs G. n. Stephenson at Worcester
Mass.-Miss Anna McDuffec Of New Mil
ford, Conn, and Miss Robbie Of st. Johns
bury are guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. A,
Walkcr.-Mrs Edgar Hunt and daughter,
Miss Eva, arc guests of Miss Helen Bah
bitt in Montpelier this week.-A party
Of Young people loft Monday for n trip
to the jamestown exposition A.
Child of Springfield, Mass. called on
friends here last week.-Mrs.. Hattie
Brock is assisting in the millinery store
of Mrs. c. II. Curtis.-Mss Elsie Thure-
ton at work in ]. F.. Hunts store this
week.-Mr and Mrs. ] NJ Taylor and
son. Wesle.-, are in Boston for a few
days-W. f.. Cove Is in charge Of j. NJ.
Taylor's drug store during his absence
Miss Ellen McDuffce of Cambridge.
Mass. Is visiting Mrs. L. f. Hale.