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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Scofiold.
Mrs. Emma Beuyader and daughter,
Lillis. went to Lisbon, N. H.. Tuesday
to work in the Sunset House.--The
mail train west Saturday night ran
over young deer in the lodges Just
above the villaEc.-Dr. b. r.. White,
graduate In the medical department of
the u V. NJ. this week, visited his
father the first Of the week.-Wolcott
will celebrate the Fourth of July with
grand display OF fireworks in the
evening. There will also be a play In
the town hall followed by promenade
and dance.-George Boardman arrived
home from Vancouver, Il. c., the last
Of the week. This Is the third trip he
has made to the western country and
return. He goes without money, earn
ing 1t MS he goes along or beating his
way. This time he has been gone a
year. lie is not yet of age.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Eugene Wheeler. Jr. attended the
log rolling at Montpelier Saturday,
driving home In the evening. ON
their arrival they found their house
occupied by several boys who made n
hasty exit. Mr.. Wheeler says that he
knows who they are and that he saved
his hard cider for vinegar
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JEFFERSONv1LLE

Leslie j. Pilbin and Maud w. Sweet
both of Cambridge, were married here
June ~ by the Roy. Henry G. Howard.
The ball game played last Saturday
resulted as follows: Jeffcrsonville 10,
6wanton g. The ground had been put in
good order and seats built to accom-
modate about 300 were hllcd.-Joe Sim
mons caught a trout in brewster river
near the mill dam that measured ID IL
inches in lcngth-Miss Mary Infield of
Braintree, Mass, is the guest of the Rev
and Mrs. H. G. Howard al the parson-
age.-Pupils who are home for the sum-
mcr vacation are Howard Buker from
Burlington, Morcton Thomas from Mont
pelcr Seminary, Sybll a. Raymore and
Lynda jacques from Johnson normal
commencement exercises of Jeffersonville
high school were held Friday afternoon
in the town hall which was well filled
with an appreCiative audience. The three
graduates. Miss ella l.. IIebb, Miss Flora
A. McCuin and Miss Florence NJ. Perry
did exceptionally we'll In the parts as
signed them. The programme was: Miss
Hcbb, salutatory address and essay,
"Earnestness as an Element in Success
Miss McCuln, class prophecy and essay,
Jamestown Exposition Miss Perry,
valedictory address and essay, SCHOOL
Friendship" Chauncey Hayden gave a
helpful address and c. c, Powell present
ed diplomas. These exercises We're fol-
lowed by a reception given the seniors by
the class of 90 at Hotel Melendy.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leland are
parents Of a baby boy.-Mr. and Mrs Ali
son Marshall have an infant daughter
Max Porter has moved into the house
lately purchased Of George Hunt.--Cyrus
Webster has moved to the Pierce place -
S. s. Tinkam OF Burlington is visiting in
town this wcck.-Mr. and Mrs Felix Pc
lon have moved to Barton landing
School closes at the Center this week.
Mrs, Oliver A. Dwyer and son, Charles,
are visiting in Boston and vicinity and
also In Manchester, n. H.--lIrs. Charles
Wilson IS passing her vacation with Mrs
Calvin Wilson Mrs Betsy Spencer, who
has been III for the past two weeks, is
improving Ed. Porter and I.ucuis Lund
have purchased o boat.-Fred Kitchens
had the misfortune to lose two barns by
fire June Is. They were struck by light
ming during the heavy thunder shower
Five hogs and shotes, three calves and a
bull. all the farm tools and harnesses
were burned.-J. A. Johlyn Is having the
wall laid for new barn.
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DERBY.

Carroll Wilson has gone to St. Alhans
to act as accountant for the Eurek |
Creamery company,-Ted Farman was IN
town the first of the week.--I,eslic Gag,
is i'll with typhoid pneumonia, induced
by getting wet during a shower one Of
the hot days last week.-Mrs.. Joseph
Bates Is quite ill.-Mlss Charity Bates IS
not able to be out-Richard Watson. an
old and respected citizen of Derby, diol
last week and was buried in the cemetery
on Pine Hill IN which neighborhood he
once resided.-Ceclle Hays school closed
Friday Every one of 26 pupils pass
ed In their examinations, record not
often reached by so large a school.
Evelyn Moran Is stopping al West
Derby with her sister, Mrs, Delmar
Stevens.-The teachers of the graded
school here gave their pupils a lawn
party Friady afternoon and evening
Sandwiches cookies, ice cream and cakes
bnanas and lemonade were served. Base
ball and other games We're enjoyed and
the little people went home very happy
Burton Harvey has gone to Wells Rivel
to work in a bakery.-Mrs, Frank Wal
lace and son, Earl. who have been very
III, are gaining rapidly.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Sanford Heath of Pleasant Valley. n
man nearly 50 years old. attempted suicide
by cutting his throat with a razor We'd
nesday night about eight o'clock. Dr.
Newton of Cambridge was called and with
the assistance of DR.. Bush and Dr.
Nichols, took several stitches aud dressed
the cut. Although he lost a large guam
tity of blood the doctors think he will
recover. His wife was visiting her
daughter at Eilmore at the time and he
was staying with his grandson, George
Powell.
L. c. Leavens passed Sunday in St
Albans.--E w. Archambault and fam
lily visited in East Fairfield Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon of Richmond vi
sited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dix
on, over Sunday-W. NJ. Smith was in
Burlington and Barre the first of the
week.-Mrs.. T.. w. Hatch is ILL
Quite a party from here attended the
play at Fairfax Monday night-R. G.
Reynolds OF Dartmouth College Is al
home for his vacation.-Elijah storey
of Johnson is in town this week.
Frank Green Of Johnson was In town
Monday.-H. n. Gray and family were
in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Howard
and a nephew from Wisconsin are vi
sitting in Milton this week.--Frank
Flinton Is visiting his brother, Homer
In Worcester, Mass. this week.
Mrs. midget started Monday morn
ing with her daughter. Mrs. Beebe
of Worthwhile. fro viist with hei
daughter. Mrs. tombstone of Iowa.
Miss Bailey went to her home in John
son Monday for the summer.
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over so years Of age and has been across
the continent several times. In gold
digging years he went around Cape Horn
In a sailing vessel.--ITorace Mathews ia
gaining in strength and is able to ride
out.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pinney have
been at George w. Brayant's for several
days. -Fishing has been excellent this
season and many summer visitors have
carried away large catches-The Wood
mon OF Seymour Camp are to observe
July with a picnic.-The Advent Church
at Caswell's mill entertained the Soy
mour Lake Sunday school convention
juno II. New officers are; The Rev.
hchenback, president; a. II. Kdder, vice
president II. A. Bartlett, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. s. G. Wilcox superinten-
dent home department. The Rev. Chrys-
tie and the Rev. Dukeshire Of Barton
were present and did much to make the
convention a
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HYDE PARK.

The Bird club met Friday afternoon in
Butternut grove whore interesting papers
were read by Mrs. Lillian Noyes on the
habits of the cedar waxwing and by
Miss Emcly IIulburd on the vecrie The
funeral of Mrs. Jane Jones, widow of
Lorenzo Jones took place Saturday,
Erwin I4illey is In Barre.--Homer Lamp
her has gone TO North Hampton, Mass.
for a few days vacation.-Mrs. Jones
was In Johnson over sunday.-Several
from here went to the graduation exer-
ciscs at Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. s. r.
Waite attended the burglars" at John
son Friday evening.-Ieon Griswold
passed Sunday In Eden with his sister
Sadie Badger, who has been visiting
Miss Alma Moves. returned to Hardwick
Saturday Miss Helen Wood who has
been Ill with tonsilitis. Is able to be out
r. w. Hulburd Is quite i'll. The doc
tor Is uncertain whether II Is dihteria
or n severe case of tonslts Eugene
Tillotson was in Watcrville over Sun
| day.
Wilson Leach and Walter strong re-
turned Sunday from Newport. where they
| had been visiting with Professor Smith
and others.-The DEMO family Is in camp
| on Lake Eden for several days.-Venu
| Lafouutan was brought to Hyde Park
| Jail Monday on n collectors warrant II
| appears that he paid his tax In Water
Vile. and the town OF Belvidore claims
| he was taxable there. He was placed in
| Jail to await settlement of $605-Deputy
| Sheriffs Stevens and Jones were in John
son and Wolcott Monday
Mrs. V. NJ. Westover, who has been
visiting In town. returned to her home in
St Adams Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs Ellis
Rushford have friends from Burlington
visiting them.-E. w Parker completed
the saving of the seasons stock of logs
at the Parker & Steams steam mill
| Thursday-Hhon Grange voted on the
names of 30 applicants for membership
at the last meeting, and will work two
degrees on the class at the next meet
ing. July 6,-H. e. Mudgett and l.. p
| Butts attended the reunion OF the 18th
regiment, Vermont volunteers, at Waits
field Wednesday.
John Gr1swod went yesterday to Water
bury, where he has procured n position
in the hospital for the insane Everett
Eaton Is visiting az Ashley Mudgetts's.-
Miss Ada Mcfarland Is visiting Mrs
II. ]. IAley,-Anthony Mcdinnis Ia at
Justin I.each's .-Sherff Stevens was In
Eden Tueday.--The Rev. Mr.. Hamlin will
go Thursday night to Eden. where he win
be the speaker at the annual church sup
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LOWELL.

Mrs. W. l.. Adams has returned to her
home In Providence, r. T., accompa MED
by her mother. Mrs. Sarah Sanborn.-
Gladys Tillotson. Ethel and Linnie New
ton are at home for the summer vacation
from Johnson normal school.--Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph German of Montgomery
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pudvah last week,-Frank Ieminway
and Mrs Thompson of Bolton, p. O.,
were married last week a North Troy by
the Rev. James Ramage.-Miss Lena
Barre has returned from Worcester,
Mass, and Leon Barre from Boston,
Mass, where they have been for the pas,
few months.-Miss Maude Harding II
Ludlow is in town.--Mr. and Mrs Charles
Pudvah are visiting in Fitchburg and
Worcester, Mass.
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JOHNSON

Ray Sleeper has finished work for w.
II. Nye.-Twenty-two from johnson
Grange attended the Pomona Grange
meeting at Waterbury last week.-All in
the senior class at the normal school grad
uated except two.--Charles Patch has
finished caring for the normal building
and grounds.-H. w. Peck and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Parker attended commence
ment at Montpelier last week when their
daughters graduated-H. f. Phillips has
severed his connection with the creamery
here and gone to Cabot for vaca ton -
O. VI. Wilson and 70. H. Sherwln We're in
MorrIstown Friday.-Parker & Stearns
have commenced getting timber ana stone
for their new dressing mill at the station
ia mes Mclean has taken up his abode
IN the Holbrook cottage.-Mrs. O. w
Stearns is convalescent.
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

Wedsewood of Essex Junction Is a guest
at the old homestead Her husband join
ed her over Sunday.-The household goods
of the Rev. George w. Patterson were
shipped to EastOn Me. Saturday, where
he has been called as pastor of the Con-
gregatlonal Church. Mrs. Patterson and
the children went to Hanover Thursday
to visit relatives and Mr.. Patterson will
remain here a few days, a guest at thu
Maplewood.-T selectmen have en-
larged the grave yard by taking two acres
from +. =. Eaton's on the south for
which they paid s35o,-Miss Ethel Ball
went Thursday to Boston with her grand
mother. Mrs. Jane e Ward, TO visit Mrs.
Wards daughter.-Milan Hebard, VINO
moved from here 10 New Hampshire sew
eral years ago. Is visiting In town.-Miss
Alice Hyzer has been engaged to teach In
New Britain, Conn, the coming year.
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EDEN.

There lives here Mrs. Charlotte Matilda
He'll, who was borne in Fairfield, June 8,
1929. She rocked the cradle and held in
her arms, Chester A. Arthur, later Presi-
dent OF the United States, and many
pleasing Incidents of his childhood are
told by her. Aside from her being lame
with rheumatism. Mrs. IIill's health Is
good for a woman of "a years. She does
not have to wear glasses and reads
great deal She Is very much attached to
her home and leaves it only twice a year.
Then she visits the Free Press cores
pondent, who greatly appreciates the
interesting conversations with her. She
was the daughter OF Levi and Hannah
Hall, and was married to Warren Hill Of
Eden in March, 1853. Four boys were
born to them of which two died In child
hood. She was left a widow with the two
surviving sons. Sidney and Charles, with
whom she Is living on the farm where
they were born,-Walter b., oldest child
| Of Charles and Nora Baker. died at their
| home of appendicitis June IL, aged II
| years He was very promising young
| man and highly estoemcd,-B. r. Blake
and II. II. Adams have gone to Burlington
| to consult with doctors as both are in
| very poor health.--L. +. Carpenter has
finished saving his large stock OF logs
More machinery has been moved to the
Tucker mines. whero they are very busy
getting ready to work the asbestos mine.
| Mrs. Sandorn accompanied her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Adams, to her home in Provi-
dence, for n visit-Harry Hire cut his
fingers quite badly while working in
bakersfield Thursday Is the day for the
yearly roll-call Of the Congregational
| Chuch at the corners.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs G.. T.. Clark was in Groton
Thursday.-ATrs. T.. c. Libbey Of
Woodsvlle visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Albee. Thursday-Mss
IIarriette Craig Of Littloton, ~ H., is
at home.--NIrs. j. IL Stillwell and two
daughters of Princeton, y. j., have
arrived, to make their home in town.
Miss Abbie Albec. who has been Wis
itins her sister Mrs. c. A. Beale in
Dorchester, Mass. for several weeks
will return home this week-Miss
Blanche Lachance visited her father
p. II. Iachance, at Bethel over SUN
day.-Miss Bertha Renfrew finished
teaching at Bradford Center Friday
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ORLEANS COUNTY,
NORTH TROY.

A very pretty wedding took place Tues
day evening, June IS, az the home of Dr.
and Mrs. a. w. Dubois when Miss Perla
!. Hyde, sister of Mrs A. w. Dubois and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, X. II. Hyde Of
this place, was married to Edward f..
Grinlth of West Derry n. H. The cere-
mony was performed by tho Roy, James
Ramage under an arch Of roses and In
the presence of the immediate relatives
The bride was gownod in Persian lawn
and carried brides roses Miss Dorothy
Dubois was ring bearer. Following con-
gratulations. ice cream and cake We:e
served. The presents We're beautiful and
useful. The bridal couple left Tuesday
night on a wedding trip to Old Orchard
Me
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ALBURGH.

II. G. Lessor, who has been visiting his
parents here for n few days, has returned
TO Glens Falls, n. Y.-Miss Bertha Gle
lard. who has completed her course at
the, johnson normal is at home She will
take, n position offered her in Burlington
until September. u. G. Latshow,
and children of Dayton. Ohio. are guests
of her parents for few weeks.--Misses
Geneva Reynolds. Bessie Moore and
Marie Young are at home from Johnson
normal school.-H. Royce Marion Is
at home from the University Of Yer
mont.-Mis Laura Mott is visit
ing in Moores n. Us. II. Martin OF
Minneapolis. MINI, is passing his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
n. K Martin.-.Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Gem
away celebrated their wedding annlver-
sary Friday evening Miles Louise Lessor,
who was graduated from the r. II. S.
last week Is at home.-Mrs L. ID. Beckley
and,infant daughter OF Detroit. Mich, are
here for the summer
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CHELSEA.

Miss Blanche the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Townsend has been appoint
ed teacher of elocution in National Park
Seminary for young women at Washing
ton. ID. C. This is situated in the suburbs
Of Washington, Is known as the Glen
school and has a remarkable group Of
eight handsome buildinRs.--The Rev. Carl
II. Corwin. pastor Of Sedgwick Congrega-
tional Church, Chicago, H., preached
here Sunday, while visiting his parents
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Corwin. Monday ne
went to Dartmouth commencement, this
being the goth year since his gradua ton
DIR. Arthur V. Goss. superintendent Of
Ma chusetts insane asylum al Taunton,
was in town over Sunday visiting his
mother. Mrs. Ann +. Goss. He left for
Hanover Monday morning TO attend the
25th anniversary Of his graduation from
Dartmouth, Principal John NJ COmstock
also has been this week attending Dart
mouth this being the Goth anniversary of
his gradua toni. A r. Corwin returned
Ia st week from n several weeks trip WIS.,
!ting relatives in Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts. He also called on his fellow
townSman. George f. Hatch in Milford.
y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benedict OF
South Royalton were visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Sargent. Sunday
FRANK T. DICKINSON mas peguh olerk-
snip at the store Oh j. A H. tor"ih d Son
TO MI the vacancy caused ny the depart
nre or o. ray Ali"h'-'NT' ana Mrs.
George Hutchns Of East Barre We're in
town Sunday, the guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Frank II. Godfrey.--Mrs Alice T. Had
ley LETT for Manchester MONDAY intending
after snort stay 10 go with her nleces'
Misses lnra and Pansy Hin, to DuXoury
| Beach, Mass Where with Mrs. John IS.
Atwood or THIS town. they Will pass the
| month or July'--Nr. ana MRS. A b Lamp
| with their daughters, Edna and f'lida,
have been guests or Holton ;. Ahns on
West hill-Mr. and Mrs. o. Fay Allen
have moved to Nersmre where ne has
a position In the John l." Porter store IN
Brook villagc'-l-eonard II. Bacon, who is
attending Montpelier Seminary. was re
Gently at Heaton hospital, operated upon
| for appendicitis Mrs. Edwin F.. Stone of
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BRAINTREE.

Most of the schools In town will close
this week,-D. T. Goodrich went 10
Waterbury, Conn. the last of the week
on 10 days vlsit.-The Mite society Of
East Braintree gave an lee cream party
Friday evening on the lawn in front of
the church,-Mrs. Clayton Mann and her
maid went Saturday to visit Mrs. Mann's
sister, Mrs. l.. Jones, for n few days
Miss Roxa Battles and jennie Blanchard
of the r. S, n 8. returned from WASH
ington the last of the week.-Mrs.. Mary
Woodward went Thursday to Waitsfeld
to pass a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs c. NJ Dana
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.


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class his-or,. 1tI,ian NJ sovar,.. ,ddrass
N tho undergraduates t1a-rv : Morse
Archia W shore ,os r.,,iod for rho
undergraduates. class nronhacv. Olivia
p. Daniels. Then came the class song
and the presentation of diplomas by Or.
w. II. Wright, chairman of the school
board. The last number on the programme
was the juniors song of farewell TO the
seniors. At the close a very enjoyable
dance was given.
The Brandon high school commence
ment week closed with reception
given by Prin. and Mrs Gay W. FELTON,
10 the class of '01 at their home Satur-
day afternoon from five till 10 in the
the new senior class were also invited.
Games were PLAYED on the lava. where
refreshments were served. and in N,
evening the class songs were sung
Tho happv guests were much pleased
with this new feature Of graduation
and Ieft their hos, wishes with Mr. and
Mrs Fe,tor Tho fo,,owfr, member,
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verslty or vermont; KUN l. bur nha'n'
classical course MiduIeourE Coliese'
Lillian slavery may enter some coiIese
later in the literary course Ihe pru-
dental committees report states tha'
the money received from buttons Is
sl,166 this year Is against $500 two
years ago when Mr.. FELTON, took charge
of the schools.
A big celebration has been planned hero
for the Fourth of July. The programme
is as follows; At sunrise. firing Of ma.
t,onal salute and ringing of church bells;
0 n. m. band concert by the Proctor band
OF o. pieces. firing OF salute of Il guns
mo, fine arrival Of Governor Proctor:
1015 y ny grand street rarada. civic
avid military ORGANIZATIONS. horribl,s.
aoots NoroI and fancy. trimmed car.
r,,,,os automobiles bicvc,ss a-c. ,1.2o 4.
-, sneol,irg and music IN tho onon air.
,I,ross,s h,. .x.,ostn,,st er-goncroI tina
tIo, rhop,os 7, lanes Of New York.
70, 1ob, :, Van yyorrlor rrosidan, "a
tho " V A,bIa,ic eIub au1 Gov y u.
| 49,. ,, ,,.,,, ,s,ao =, .bo r,oottrr
rood,rg 81 tho Declaration OF Indepen-
| danco nv Charles T Dutton of Middle
/ hurry. singing OF natriotic songs by a
ohor,s NJ 100 voices. 9.No u. m. at Wins
lows noId athletic sports. $40 n. m.
froo bail game. ludlow VS.. Brandon: : N
~ m hand concert in Central Park,
s.Go n M. grand displav Of fireworks "a
conclude with an elaborate good night
co, niece There will he excursion rates
on all railroads and the women of the
",''V ,', lr'l y. ho,t,s ~ ro,so,ab,s
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WATERVILLE

Harvey Bennett was at home from
st. Adams and Eugene Tillitson from
Hyde Park over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gerge Mitchell of Lowell visited her
parents. Mrs. Ann Leach, over Sum
day. Mrs. Mitchell will remain for n
few weeks.--Mr. and Mrs George Nor
rison are passing n few days with
friends I'm Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs
b. J. Kelley of Worthwhile passed Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. W1lley.-Charles Westcot Jr
wa sin Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Myr-
tie Phelps of Newport is passing a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs George Keeler-The ball game al
the Waterville grounds Saturday be-
tween Waterville and Johnson was
won by Waterville, 8 to 7.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Leonard Welch of Peacham, who visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Neora Renfrew, and
the family of T. n. Gallag CHER last week
returned home Monday.-Mrs. Amanda
silver is very III with the mumps.-John
Harvey's house was struck by lightning
last week Tuesday and set on fire
The blaze was put out, only doing small
amount of damago.--Mrs. n. s. Sawyer,
superintendent of schools In this town.
entertained the teachers at her home sat
urday,-The Craftsbury Sunday School
association held a very interesting meet
Ing at East craftsbury June lS.-Scarlet
fever has made It's appearance IN the
family Of William Williams, two of the
children being quite III last week
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Fannie Weal and Mrs. Webster
of Swarnon were guests OF Mrs. j. w.
Skeels last week.-Mrs.. Thompson and
son and Miss Cornell Of Glencoe, Ont.
sisters OF W. T. Cornell. are passing the
summer with him at Pinney lodge.-AIrs.
ELL Holcanb has gone to Burlington for
a visit.--There was an excursion from
Burlington to n. n. Fisks Saturday
Several from here went on the excursion
to Burlington Tuesday.