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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The high school gradu1 ting exercises
took place Friday evening IN the Metho-
dist church before II very arge audience.
The six graduates were Ruth Irene Trask,
Grace Louise Smith Dorr Edward Field,
Byron Lewis Dow, Edmund Arthur Free
man and Julien OsKood Goodrich. An adj
dress was given by Prof r. r. Watson
of Dartmouth College. Nevcrs's orchestra
of Concord furnished music. The church
was tastefully decorated. the class colors
being green and wnite.-The graduating
exercises of the South Rovalton grammar
school We're held IN the school hall Friday
afternoon at two o'clock, eleven pupils
being graduated Georgia Abbott,
Charles Danforth Glenn Flint, Carroll
Fuller. John Gibson, Pearl Goodrich,
Lottie Merrill, Mary oaks. Edyth Per
kins. Harold Spauldng, Maude SpauldinG.
The stage was prettiy decorated in the
class colors, violet ana white. The ex-
ercises We're largely atteudcd.-Nrs. Fred
Wright has been in Randolph. called there
by the death Of her mother. Mrs. william
Young-M,ss Anna Ballou passed Sunday
with her mother ~ Trnbridge. Frank
Blake was at home over Sunday from
Woodstock, where nc Is employed as "A
carp"nter-Pcarl Carver Of Claremont
y. H., was at home Sunday.-Thc re-
mains of Mrs. Stella button Smith, n
former resident were brought here from
Quechee for burial last week-Mr. and
Mrs. Gideon Barker and son OF. Newport
n. H. We're here t. attend the funeral of
her sister, A.rs. Smith.-Mrs. Florence
Moore and daughter, Ethel are at Joseph
Ahbotts William ftarde nhurgh of La
coma is passing thu week here-Mrs. G.
p. Abbott Is able - ride out-The Rev
Wilford r. Mann Of Indian Orchard. Mass.
Edwin Davis of White River Junction md
Mrs. Adalne Burnett of Bethel were
guests at DR.. n. L, Blrnctts last week
Misses Mauaihe" Ahbott. Mdfly f,ingham
and RAYMOND, Payne pathed Sunday at
Lake Mtchoh.+ Ma rles A. PMmlcy Of
Mortified was in 10 wn Frlday.-The Rev.
f. NJ. Baker and infant child are boarding
| at Mr.. Lewis.-Charles Gray has gone TO
Woodstock, where he has employment.
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pelier, treasurer of the institution, the
Rev DR.. e. o. Thayer of Barre and q
member of the faculty and under
graduates TO be named later were APP
pointed n committee to prepare rules and
by laws to govern all athletic matters
and events at the seminary.
ALUMNI CHOOSE OFFICERS.
The annual meeting of the alumni as
ISOLATION was held at six o'clock this
evening in the parlors of the boarding
house. w. T.. Newton of Union Village
was elected president for the year ensu-
ing; W. l.. Pomeroy Of Enosburgh Falls
Miss Emily Glover Of Montpelier and
Ralph Hoyt of Cabot, vice-presidents
David u. Whitney of Brookfieiu, secretary;
l.. J. Hathaway of Montpelier, treasurer;
w. p. Jones of Montpelier, J. J. Ross
of Huntington and Mrs. r. r. Bacon Of
North Charlestown, n. H., executive COM
mittee
United States Senator w. p. Dllingha m
was reelected a trustee OF the seminary
for four years from the alumni associa-
ton. Two hundred or more students and
members OF the alumni set down at seven
o'clock tonight at the annual banquet
of the alumni association which was
served in the main dining-hall al the
boarding house The Rev. w NJ. Newton
after dinner exercises
The graduating exercises will be held
in the chapel tomorrow morning at $50.
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Betsey Leland Of West Salisbury
is the guest this week OF Mrs. Mary l..
Smith,-Mr and Mrs. j. e.. Stafford are
passing the week in Boston.-Mrs. Reed
and three children OF West Lebanon, ~
H., are passing several days at VIII
Reed's.-Thc village school closed Satur-
day afternoon with a picnic in the Taggar,
gruve.-Thursday June 10, Mrs. Abbie
Keyess home WAS the scene Of very
pretty wedding. The contracting parties
We're A!onzo Reyes and Miss Eva Luce.
both Of this town The ceremony was
performed at noon In the presence of the
families Of the bride and groom. the Rev
Fred Wilson Day officiating William
Kellum OF West Concord, n. H.. was with
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Waller over Sunday
Mrs. w. j. Nelson has been passing a
week in Groyetown, y. H.-Mrs. Hoa dley
of New York Is the guest of tho Rev.
Verdi Mack-Miss Charlotte Mitchell
went Monday to her home in Cochituate.
Mass.-Mrs. Mary Mason has been with
relatives and friends In Boston. Mass.
Lakeport and Franklin, y. H., for the
past three weeks The condition of Miss
Florence Ingham has been much worse
the past week Mrs. Frost OF Boston and
her sister, Miss Jenness Weeks of Pal
myra, Me. who have been visiting NJ. l..
Wyman. Jr.. have returned home.--Guests
at Mrs. Kuowlton s, the past week have
been Mrs. John Thurston OF Cambridge
Mass, and Miss Mary Dewey OF Royalton.
Miss Daisy Young of Meridith, n. H.,
has come to pass her vacation with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Davis
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DEATH OF CAPT. BLAIR.
He Was One of the Firrt Citizens of
Barnet.

West Barnet, June io-Capt. George p.
Blair died at his home in this village
last evening after a long Illness in his
list year. He one of the first citi-
Gems Of the town and one Of the leading
men in the county. Born in Glasgow in
1926 he came 70 Pea cham. Vt. In 1S49
and five years later left for the Cali
fornia gold fields where he remained
and five years later LEFT for the Cali
to Vermont he soon after enlisted in
the First Vermont cavalry and did vail
ant service through the Civi, War.
At the time Of his death he was vice
president OF the Citizens Savings Bank
and Trust company Of st. Johnshury
and secretary and treasurer of the boa I'd
OF trustees OF the Caledonia county
era mmar school at Peacham. He has held
numerous town Offices in both Peacham
and Barnet; was postmaster in this viii
lage for many years; representing his
town In the legislatures OF 1870 and 1910
and was one of the county senators in
the legislature Of 1896 He leaves a wife,
three daughters and one son.
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PROBLEMS Of
HEALTH OFFICERS
Continued from pnge L.

sources to the service OF the courts. The
local option la passed by the Legislature
of 1902 made 1t the duty OF the license
commissioners to collect and have an
alyzed at the labora tory-speci,nens Of
liquor from the licensees. The session of
1904 added the pure food law and all the
work implied therein, and the last I-egis-
lature has made it obligatory for all
wholesale dealers supplying Vermont re-
tail liquor sellers to have their products
examined at the State laboratory. The
same Legislature gave 10 the State
pathologist, the duty Of performing the
autopsies in cases of suspicious death.
Thus at the present time, the work of the
laboratory comprises the examination Of
cultures from suspected dipthcria cases,
blood from suspected typhoid and malaria
cases, sputum and other excretions for
evidence OF tuberculosis, and in short
specimens from any suspected infectious
or contagious disease. water for It's pur
ity milk aud all other food products
liquor from license commissioners and
from wholesalers desiring licenses and
any sort Of material from criminal cases
in which a chemical. mcroscopical or
pathological examination is desired by the
prosecuting officer. In addition to this a
| laboratory official performs the autopsics
in all the criminal cases requiring such
an examination. Furthermore in any such
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the services of the State as witnesses
All of these lines of work are of great
value TO the people of the state and their
regulation to central laboratory was
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WORCESTER.

The Roy, Mr.. Shaw, former pastor Of
the Peoples Church at Montpelier
preached at the Methodist Church Sun
day. lie intends locating here with his
family soon.-ClarcnCc Chandler is work
ing for Mr.. Buell. a. the Hutchinson
farm,-GcorGc Hun and Frank Harrison
went TO Greensboro fishing Thursday and
brought back nice lot of out.-Mrs
Estclla A. Wilson and her daughter, Mrs
Kate Conner and baby, are passing Il
few days with relatives in Barre.-Orrin
Richardson Of Littlcton, y. H.. was in
town all last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Hackett of Montpelier passed Sunday at
NJ. u. V. Cross's.-Mrs. George Holden Of
Rutland. Mrs. Clarence Eddy Of Waling-
ford and Mrs. Emma Lilly Of Calais were
In town last Week.-Mrs. Georgia Wilson
has gone to st. Regis Lake y Y, for
the summer.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Barrows is recovering from her re-
cent illness.-Mrs Cove who has been i'll
with a lung trouble, Is improving ,-Ha riley
Bushcy has finished work for Mr.. Cove
and Frank Weston of Nashua n H.. has
taken his place.-Two of the four men,
who recently arrived here from England,
are working for Thomas Brazier one n /
Philip La Points and one at Richard ;
Coppin's .--Thomas Brazier has built a
tool house 70 feet long.-Fred Strong Is
building a veranda. Mrs. NJ. II. Dodge
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ, r. Ding
wall-Mrs L. A. Davis is visiting In Ca
lais.-Mr and Mrs. Herbert Keton are
entertaining guests from New York city.
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RUTLAND ALUMNI BANQUET
PostprnndinI Exercises and No Dance
This Year.

Rutland June 19.-About 1875 Rut
land high school graduates banquetted
at the Bardwoll tonight In obser-
vance of the annual meeting of the
alumni association of the school. The
usual literary entertainment followed
by dance was changed for the first
time in years. Lee II. Hulett, presi-
dent of the association, and a former
University OF Vermont student, was
POSTMASTER and the following toasts
were responded to: The Rutland
Academy" Mrs. Walter J.Dutton mem
her of first class to graduate. 1859;
THE Call of Freedom" Edward l..
Temple. Washington. y. c.; THE Boy
Who Had Rather Fish Than Go to
School" Henry W. Cheney The
Naughty Black Demerit," Attorney
Patrick NJ. Meldon The Schoolmast-
err Prin. Samuel n. Erskine; The
Rutland High School, Miss NJ. Kittie
Crowley.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Margaret Nicklaw has gone 70
Portsmouth, y. H., for the summer
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Rowe, June 1s.--Lucius Avery
OF Ferrisburgh is visiting his grand
father. l. NJ. Baker.-Peter Pfenning
and Miss Elizabeth Devino, were mar
ried at Brandon. by the Rev. Father
Boyle. June IF II. Litchfcld and
Miss Elizabeth Crafts of Rutland were
guests at I. w. Horns Sunday.-Car-
roll Shedd and Miss Katherine Cahee
both OF this place were married. Sun
day afternoon. June lS. at the brides
home by her father. the Rev, C, r.
Cahee.-Miss Emaline Scanlon has re-
turned from Chester, where she has
been teaching,--A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Naylor. June IS
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EAST WARREN.

May Estey and Harley Hutchins of
Barre was In town Sunday.-Mrs. Maude
Greenwood and son of Lyme, n H., were
at j. p. Grenwood's the past week-G. II.
Campbell and family were in Waitsncld
Sunday to attend the funeral Of his sis
ter Daisy.-lI1na Tucker Is at home from
Bristol.--Mr. and Mrs. Willard Estcy OF
Lincoln were in town Sunday.-A. II
Rogers of New London, Conn, is passing
several days in town.-Frank Bruce is
seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs Merrill Camp
bell were here Monday. Antonio Rabidc
of Mortified was at w. J. Mclaughlin
Sunday Kate Hudson has been quite III
the past week
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Years ago he said the disease was con-
sdcred incurabo because the symptoms
were discovered too late. II has been
demonstrated however in the present day
that s4S5 OF the early cases can be cured
II the symptoms are noticed in time
DR.. Otis presented charts showing the
symptoms to be looked for in the early
stages. and the best methods OF detecting
the disease in tho patients explaining In
detail the manner Of arriving at direct
conclusion in the diagnosis Of the case
His remarks were explicit. and Of
nature to be fully understood by his
listeners, who followed the paper with
great interest
Following Dr. Otis, short address was
inade by pr. w. n. Bryant. president ~
the Vermont Society for the Study an1
prevention Of tuberculosis on tho great
Importance Of this subject to physicians
He then introduced Dr. 9. W. Peek. who
read paper on Tho Importance Of an
Early Diagnosis Of Tube rculosis," bring
ing out points along tho same line on
which DR.. Otis had spoken Among the
| other points ~ Dr.. Peckss paper. he stat
ed that tuberculosis was germ disease
and cannot be- transmitted from one gem
Grafton 10 another
The session was then given over 70 tho
| discussion Of the subject with questions
from the members present. and a friendly
| argument relative to points which had
| been brought up. These questions were
ansvere by Or. Otis in closing the dis
| cussion.
Owing to tho lateness Of tho hour Il was
| decided to postpone tho regular annual
| meeting Of the Vermont Society for tho
! Study and Prevention Of Tuhcrculos' :
until this morning, when tho regular ses-
sons Of the society will be taken up.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Contineud from 4th PsgeJ

In the afternoon there was an interesting
discussion of the school question by mem
bers OF the school board, superintendent
and teachers. The programme was enter
spersed with both vocal and instrumental
music. Denna Sheean favored the audi
ence with a song which was much appre-
clated. Among the pleasant events of the
week was the marriage of Susie Silver and
Adds Narkens-Nfrs. Greenwood and son
OF Lowell, are visiting at s. A. Gates's.-
Benjamin Hoyt Is prepa ring to raise his
store, put in new foundation and other
wise improve it.--E. s. Stratton has put
In machines to cut sausage cook meat
and try out lard at his slaughter house
All are run by steam.
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WAITSFIELD

Miss Lima Miller. teacher of the primary
school is III with the German measles
Misses Elizabeth and Flora Richardson
OF Minneapolis. MINI, are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, c. NJ. Richardson
The grammar school closed Friday. and
INDUCED In picnic for the last day.
exeroses.-W. Il. Long and family are
this week on a visit In North Calais and
Woodbury.. Anna X, NELL and Dan
lei Lowell were married Wednesday af-
ternoon. June IL, at the homo OF the
brides parents. by the Rev. r. II. ESlA-
erts.-Miss Sarah Hufcut, teacher In the
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rogers, and
Mr.. and Mrs. MILAN Marsh of Cabot,
visited Mrs. r. NJ. Pray Saturday,
Lucinda Farnsworth has returned from
Barre.-Mrs. Kate Sumner is steadily
improving in health-IIarriett Ben
jamn has gone to Barre for an indie
finite stay.-Glenn McKinistry and
Walter Goodell visited their parents
Sunday.--Edgar j. Banks has returned
from New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Goodell were In Montpelier Monday.
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CLASS AND ALMUN1 DAY.
Many Events Crowd Montpelier Sem.
inary's commencement Eve,

Montpelier, June 19.--This has been
a busy and eventful day at Montpelier
Seminary, and the number of former
graduates, who have returned TO en-
10y the events and exercises of to-
day and tomorrow is large.
The scrub" exercises by the juniors
held this morning on the campus, at
tracted large audience. The faculty
and graduating class individually and
collectively received several jolts and
many bright hits were made,
The class day exercises were held
in the chapel at ten o'clock.
The art rooms have been open to-day
and have been thronged with visitors. The
work shown reflects credit upon Miss Fan
ME Chamberin. tho art instructor and
upon her pupils.
Just before the heavy shower this after
noon the physical culture class of 20 young
ladies' marched to the campus and gave a
broom drill that was loudly appla uded.
They went through the various evolutions
with the precision OF veterans,
MEETING OF TRUSTEES
The annual meeting OF the trustees was
held late this afternoon. Y. S. SNator
Redneld Proctor and the Hon j. X. liall
OF Groton whose, ttmh expired this year
were reelected for four years. The Rev:
DR.. f. o. Thaysr. OF HARE was added to
the executive committee. When Rev. Dr.
L, A Bishop. tho principal, gave YER
bal report on his recent trip through the
far West IN the interests Of the endow-
ment which brought ont the expression
that tho cost Of his trip was money well
| expended ..t-,
Principal Bishop. Henry Holt Of Mont
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Joseph snatch was arrested Friday at
The home of his sister in Forostdnle by
Officer Phelps, who brought him hero to
the jail where he was examined by two
local physicians who decided that he was
mentally unhala need Shattell came here
from Schenectady, ~ Y, where he had
n position as machlnist. He had used a
revolver quite freely for the past few
days at his sisters home shooting "spir-
It's" which seemed to bother him. He
was taken to tho Brattlehoro retreat Sat
urday by Officer r. c. Phelps. Miss Ella
Whitlock Of Amherst Mass. Is spending
her vacation at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culliney and two
children of RoXbury are visiting Mrs. Cul-
lineys parents, Mr. and Mrs John Con-
don.-Ernest Cool has resigned his posi-
ton with w. A. Fuller and has taken a
position in the hardware store of r. H.
Wells.-Niss Fannie Spooner has returned
from a three weeks stay In Elmwood.
Mass.-Ernest Ayers has resigned his po-
stion at f. y. Miller's furniture store
Samuel Lewis has moved to town from
Fowler and will occupy the Knapp house
on Carver street.-Dr and Mrs. Charles
Payne of Westport are spending a few
days at the Bowman residence on Park
street,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon meeting was called to-
gether in the arnlory hall at two o'clock,
The most OF the session was given over
TO the matter OF vital statistics in the
State The first paper on the subject was
by Cressy l.. Wilbur. chief statisticlan Of
the bureau Of the census, Washington, y.
c., who confined his remarks chiefly TO
the Importance of better system for re
cording births and deaths Nearly every
State he said, has laws requiring such
records but over a score Of them have
no perfect system of registration. Il IS
time, he continued. Tor better system
The main point, he urged, was more care
In making out of death notices and giving
the cause OF death,
The subject was opened for discussion
by II. l.. Stillson OF Bennington. who
spoke along the same lines as those ad-
vanced by Mr.. Wilbur showing the i'm
portance of these statistics in lcga mat
ters. and that nothing should he left -
chance. He called attention - several
recent cases where people had tried 10 IS
tablsh claims and failed because no rec
ords could ne found DR. G. w. Howard
of Shoreham followed Mr.. Stillson in tn"
discussion and talked upon tho same lines,
after which the topic was given over to
general discussion and questions,
The last paper OF the afternoon was pre-
scented by r. A. Lawrence Of Rutland wh1
spoke on The Legal Side" showing just
where the health officer stands In respect
to tho law and what his duties are. he
explained that they had the power to do
anything that seemed necessary. and That
they should study the law and educate
the community in which they lived up TO
those laws Mr.. Lawrence answered
many questions which have puzzled tho
officers in regard to just what their duties
were and explained several points In
question in a most satisfactory way,
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FAYSTON.

Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mann have a
daughter born June l4,-Mrs Munro
Hayes and Mrs. Clayton II. Kew have re
turned from a weeks visit In Platts-
burgh, y. Y.-Cilen Griffith and Miss
Bernice Markham were married June II
at the home Of the bride by the Rev. r.
H. Roberts. A reception followed in the
evenings. J. Dana attended the health
officers school In Rurlington.-W. r.
Dana. and Fred Gotta took a fishing trip
10 burlington Tuesday
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TUBERCULOSIS PROBLEMS.
Evening Given In 10 SOciety for stud'
Of the Disease.

The evening session, which Wa'
scheduled for eight o'clock. was some
what late in starting, owing Ia the
DELAY in arrival Of the principal speakers
of the evening. Dir. r. o. Otis of Boston
and DR. w. \. Bryant % Ludlow ON
their arrival, DIR. Otis opened the meet
ing with the reading of paper on
Clinical Diagnosis Of lncipent Tuber-
culosis," dealing with the importance OF
detecting the disease in its early stages,
and SO being able to help the patient,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Prof. Horatio Fales. once leader OF tho
old Montpelier Cornet band. and famous
as a musician Of 70 years ago, died re-
Gently at Waterville, Me, from the ef-
fcots OF shock, aged 80 years, Prof,
Fales waA located for time In Boston.
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malnder Of the conference year.

malnder of the conference year.
The local directors OF the proposed
Rutland & Montpelier railroad met Mon
day evening and organized by tho oirc-
ton OF Carroll p, PitkIn as president,
Fred blanchard, vice-presiront. and George
L. Blanchard, treasurer. 1t IL intimatcd
that interesting Information regarding tho
building Of this road will soon bo nude
public.
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MARsEF1ELD.

A general cleaning up Of the village
cemetery has been going on for two
weeks-Miss Myra Duke is at home
from ct Johnsbury whore che has been
attending school.---Fred Pitkin has
leased Ernest I.aintertnns farm.