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PANTON.

During the thunder shower of Tuesday
afternoon lightning struck a barn belong
ing Ito Norbert Norton and after splinter
ing n few boards glanced off on the telc-
phone wire and disappeared. having done
but very little da mage, Four horses We're
in the barn but did not seem to be In the
least affected. The rain fell in torrents
accompanied by hail and winl,-Miss
Helen Adams Of Worcester, Mass, is
at home for the Misunderstanding FL
der i. l.. Dow will speak at the Methods,
Church next Sunday afternoon,-The
ladies Home circle will meet at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday after
noon. June 28-MiSs Emma McTAren. a
returned missionary, spoke at the Bapt 81
Church last Sunday,-R J, Kent was IN
Burlington Monday and Tuesday.
schools in town close this week for the
summer vacation.-Mrs, Charles Spauld-
ing was in Middebury Friday and Satur-
day visiting relatives.-A large party from
East Addison were baptized inthe lake at
Adams's Ferry last Sunday by the Rev,
H. II. White and the Rev. S, II. Myers
A doe swan from the New York side Ia
Avery's Island In Button Bay recently
| and after a short stay on the island dis
appeared.
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WEST MILTON.

Oliver Cameron %, will. If the lake is
still July 7, swim from Camp Rich to
Savage island a distanc. of two miles
Should the water be rough that day, he
ill do the stunt the first still Sunday
thereafter. F. F.. Blake and H. A. Gran
ger will follow him In a boat so there
will be no danger OF his drowning should
he become exhausted.-School closed
Thursday and Miss. WOOD, the teacher
went to Randolph that night She viii
not return for the fall term.
Mrs. Albert Walston went Friday &c
Mddlesex to visit her daughter, Mrs
George Reynolds.The river is very low
and grass Is drying up on the hills
George Granger is painting his buildings
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Finn, Mr. and Mrs
Earl Costello of Milton Boro and Mr.. anC
Mrs. II. ID. Costello and Mr. and Mrs
Alton Costello We're guests of their moth
err, Mrs. Sarah Costello, Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Thomas Hafer State evange
list. will assist the Rev. Thomas Dawson,
pastor Of the Baptist Church in series
of meetings, beginning Thursday even
ing.-The Ladies' Aid gave straw
berry and ice cream sociable at the Bap
list parsonage Tuesday-Sunday was
observed as C'hidren's day at the Bap-
list Church The exercises were of a most
interesting character and participated in
by the largest number of children for
several years The department OF cradle
roll work, superintendent ny Mrs r.
w. Emo, was of especial interest. The
Rev. G. II. Carr of Ulysses Pa. former
pastor gave a short address to the chill
dren. Extra seats were required TO seat
the cnEregation.-The Rev. r. s. Ed
wards and the Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Carr
and daughter are visitors in town.-Dr.
w II. H. Varney. who attended the
Masonic meeting in Burlington last week.
will also attend the health officers school
there this week. Ethallnda and Robert
Rich Of burlington are visiting their
grandparents. DR. and Mrs. Vamey.-Mrs.
Sarah Dumas Of Bristol Is the guest Of
her brother ]. r. Taggart. Mrs. I,orette
Dean of Monkton was visitor at F. A.
Mrs Electo Cove OF Ferrtsburg!h Is visit
| ing her children.-The little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Germain is Ill with
| German measles Father Flanagan of
BOSTON preached ut the Catholic Church
Sunday.-Miss Ella Smith of Burlington
| IL visiting her parents-A class of q
| children will receive first communion at
| the Roman Catholic Church Friday -
! Q II.
| Quinan has been closed because OF
scarlet fever, among the pupils.
The Addison Baptist association closed
It's 74th annual meeting Wednesday, June
y. az East Charlotte. The meeting open
ed Tuesday morning with devotional
service led by the Rev. s. II. Myers Of
Panton, the Rev s. p. Perry preaching
| the annual sermon Addresses were made
by Miss Tim Of Vermont Academy
SaXtons River in the forenoon and in
the afternoon by the Rev. w. A. Dawson.
An historical sketch Of the Charlotte
| Church by Mrs. Roderick W. Emo and
addresses In the interest OF the Woman $
| Missionary societies were given by Mrs
lPeCkham on home work, and by the Misses
McIoren and Shnn on foreign work
DIR. Spalding of Boston gave the open
ing address In the evening followed by
an evangelistic sermon by the Rev
George r. Stair Middlebury. Tuesda y
forenoon, the Rev. S. p. Perry gave an
address on young peoples work. The
meeting closed with n conservation ser
vice led by the Rev. George r. Stair. II
was voted TO hold the next annual meet
ing AT Vergennes, sixty delegates and
ministers were present. The church was
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MILTON.

The funeral of Miss Amanda Fuller was
held at the home of her brother, Hardy
Fuller. Saturday at . p. m, the RiV. =.
T.. Herrick officiating. The choir of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church sang. Miss Fuller
was 81 years old. She leaves two sisters.
Mrs. Caroline Hyde Of East Georgia and
Mrs Julia Hall Of South Hero and one
brother. n. H. Fuller OF this place. with
whom she lived. Among those who were
present from out Of town were her nephew.
William Fairbanks of Morrisville, Mr..
and Mrs. I.uclen Allen and Mr.. Reynolds
of South Hero and Grand Isle Miss Wood
man of Burlington. Mrs. Grinncll, Mrs,
Gale and Mrs. Motcalf Of Georeia.--Mrs.
Sarah Joslyn has returned from a severa!
weeks visit in Westford.-Mrs. H. T..
Powell is passing few days with her
son. Homer. at Canastota. y. Y.-The
Rev. ". H. Ryan IS attending the
preachers meeting at Essex Junction
Mrs. H. NJ. Reynolds Is passing several
weeks with Mr.. Rcynoldss parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Reynolds Mrs. X. y. Fair
child of Belchertown Mass, is at her
sisters, Miss A. NJ. Crown s.-Mrs. NJ.
]. jackson of burlington has been pass
ing a few days with Mrs. II. @. Mecker.
Peter Dcpatie OF Barre was at home
over SundaY.--Prof. Emerson of Bur
linRton Will lecture on Immigration" AT
the Congregational vestry Thursday even
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SHELBUKNE

The graduating exercises of the high
school were we'll attended. standing room
being all taken early The essays and
thorough preparaton.-The Ladies I'm
provement society netted $50 from the sale
of ice cream and cake after the close Of
the exercises in the church.-M1u Ma.
comber and Ethel Dominy passed Friday
and Saturday in town visiting friends and
returned to plattsburgh saturday. Foster
IIcaxt went to his home in Mayfield, y.
Y. Saturday Harry Gates returned from
Pittsburgh Nonday.-Mrs. Mary NJ. Dey-
cit examined a class Of nine from Char
lotte for entrance IN the high school Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs Bert Tolman are tnl
parents Of a daughter born June "A
Harry Weed and family are occupying the
Rushlow cottage for the summer
Mrs w. Seward Webb went 20 GrOton,
commencement exercises OF the Groton
school-Harry 5. Weed and family Of
burlington are passing the summer IA
camp at Burritt's cottage Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Webster and Mr.. and Mrs c. p.
Van Vl!et entertained the members and
ladies' Of the la Plottc club Tuesday even
ing at the club rooms Plants from tho
Shelburne Farms greenhouses have been
set out in the depot and park flower beds
Master Thomas Fay returns from the
| Montreal college to-day for the holidays
| Charles l. Tracy has arrived from New
| York to pass the summer here,
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HINEsBURGH.

Willard $. Partch and family have
returned from Santa Barbara. Cal,
where they have lived the past two
years. They will pass the summer at
Thompson's point until Mr.. Davis. vino
carries on their farm, moves to the
farm which he has bought In Starks-
boro.-The Methodist society had a
very pleasant soCiable Wedn csdaY af-
ternoon, June IL, at G. u. Ieonard's.--
G. G. Miller has come with n force Of
L men TO put up 1o0-foot farm barn
for y. u. Partch.-Charley Rounds IS
ironing lot of horses on the track
with headquarters at Leonard Ray :
farm.-R. +. Weller is training another
lot with headquarters at Daniel Pat
ricks-Myron Barnes has bought Eliza
Iawson's house at the Corners for
81. 400 and sidney Gifin has bought the
land for s60O.-In No. 6 school taught
by Blanche Small, Pauline Leonard,
Maud Tracy. Nellie Reynolds and Err
ma Partch had no absent or tardy
marks.-Miss Beatrice Landon of
Bristol is visiting Ruth Francc.-Supt.
NJ r. France, mis- daughter. Ruth. ana
Miss Landon attended tho high school
commencement at Shclburnc. Tho
Huntington Dramatic club gave SUI
ccssful entertainment in the town hall
Saturday night.-Mrs. Caroline w.
Weeks passed last week in Bristol visit
ing her niece. Miss Helen Weller
! Mrs Ira Bromley was the victim az a
| serious accident last week. \ horse
attached 10 -toncboat ran away ana
| in the attempt to rescue her child Sh'
was knocked down and the boat passed
over her Her collar bone was broken
| and she was badly bruiscd.-Chari"s
Lavigne is very low at his home in tho
west part of the town. He is an octo-
genarian and has passed a long and
useful life in this town-Children'S
day was observed in the Methodist
Church Sunday. a long and successful
programme being rendered by the chill
dren and the choir, and there was q
large attendance,
Alice I.andon of Gassatts and Flora
Iandon of Burlington are at home
! Murray Love of Shehurne is passing this
week at his farm.-The Rev. George H.
Watt. colporteur, held an open air SER
vice from the band stand Monday even
ing -Mrs. Lorane Flanagan and grand
daughter, Lorraine Manson, of Burlington
are visiting in town.-Mrs. Chester Hal
| lock and daughter are In Burlington
Mrs Clarence Baker of Burlington Is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Carlos
| Ross.-Mrs. Imogene Eaton of New iorR
is passing some time with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bissonette.-J w
Goodell of Burlington is setting a fine
monument on the Love and Ray lots al
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fist Church in East Charlotte. and were
especially Interested In the excellent his
torical sketch of the Baptist Church
presented ny Mrs. Roderic y. Emo of
Charlotte. The church was organized In
1907, with nineteen members, In the house
of Abel Gibbs. The name OF Abel Gibbs
appears on the land records for the first
time in 1877. and he probably lived about
where the Elisha Jackman house stands.
In 1903 the membership had increased to
forty, and the first church was built that
year. The present brick church and par
sonage were built in 1871. The late Alan
son Edgerton was the general contractor.
and Esbon Prndle, then resident, had
charge OF the mason work The office Of
deacon In the Baptist Church has been
held by three generations OF the Clark
family. Amos Clark, then Homer, and
grandson Of the latter, also named
Homer son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay A.
Clark. is now acting in that capacity.
During the Civil War and about 1862,
when things looked the darkest for tho
North, several war meetings, as they
were called. were held in this town to
procure volunteers. and one of tho most
exciting OF them was held In the Baptist
were obtained. who united with men from
Irnesburgh in forming n company and
this company was taken under the COM
mand of Capt. John II. Allen of Hines
burgh.
John H. Thorp received a telegram Mon
day announcing the death OF his brother,
Edward Thorp Of bloomington, Ill. Sat
urday. The deceased was born in Char
lotte In 1923. About 1850 he went into the
Commercial bank of burlington as teller
with Charles =. Hart of Troy as cashier
He went from burlington to the Merchants
& Drovers' bank of Joliet. Ill. for few
years, and afterwards to Bloomington
when the First National bank OF Bloom
| ington was established. He had remained
connected with this institution for many
years a s vice president and held this office
at the time of his death. Mr.. Thorp was
| an excellent business man and ranked
| high among bankers. He leaves wife
| Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
| There is great complaint of dry weather
nd short feed in pastures The children!
day exercises in the Congregations
| Church passed off finely. The audience
room was nicely decorated with flower:
and ported plants.--Cnroline Wooster anc
| Phoebe IIorsford have gone to Barre 70
| commencement at Goddard.-W. y. Roo
| has bought the Thompson's point cottag,
of George l.. I'case, and will occupy 1t A
| once.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lafayette We're
the guests of his sister, Mrs Thaddeus
Fuller, the last OF the week.-Mrs.. Mag
gle Goodenough and children of Montpel-
Ter are visiting relatives here.-Osman
Fisher of Bristol was a guest OF +. r.
Strong and A. II. Highley the last OF the
week Mr.. and Mrs. William Leavett Wis
tied his sister at Jericho over Sunday
The young friends of Miss Alice Andrews
gave her a surprise party Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served of ice
cream and cake.
Miss Adah Murray OF Richmond
visited her aunt. Mrs. F. G. Bagley.
the past week.-Mrs.. Olive C. b Brew
ster Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs william CadX In Johnson.--Mr,
and Mrs. G, w. Bagley visited Bristol
Saturday and Sunday.--Isaiah Strong
of Chicago, H.. visited his brother
Frank, the first of the week.-Mrs.
Sarah Gorton Is In Bethel this week
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ADDISON.

The many friends of Fannie Sears are
very much pleased over her victory IN
town.--A few from here attended tho
Pomona Grange at lincoln and report
very pleasant time.-The schools in town
have generally closed for the summer
vacation-.The students from the Yer
gennes high school are home for the sum
mer vacation.-Tom Sprague Is at VIII
Woods for the summcr-Mrs, Martha.
Kellogg has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs Barber--Matte O'Bryan has been
on the sick list and her mother has been
caring for her.-The funeral Of Mrs. Allen
Norton was held from the Baptist Church
on Monday. She was a resident of this
town for many years but for the past few
years had resided in Nergennes.
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NEW HAVEN.

The Ladies' Union held a social with
Mrs. William Stowe Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. !. ]. Everest, who has been jill, IS
much improved. Miss Marcia Wl,Nlow
Is at home from Waterbury for her an
nual varation.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. n.
Rowley returned Monday from a visit of
several days in Shelburnc MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Shedrick OF Bristol were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Coates Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Wright are guests of
friends In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs, +.
II. Conant visited II. 6. Corant and
family Sunday.--Miss Edna Daniels is
at home from South Bristol, where she
has been teaching.
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BOLTON.

Grover Waldo and Miss Constance Neh
Of Royalton visited friends IN town Sun.
day and Monday. Miss Welt returned e
her home Monday night while Mr.. Waldo
remained and is working for Fred Jewett.
Mrs Wallace Howe IS dangerously IL. -
Miss Edwards in district No. l and Miss
Kennedy in No, Z closed their schools FRI
day. Miss Edwards had a picnic for her
pupils Friday afteruOon.-C. 5, Brush has
rented his farm to Mr. Legree Of Bur
ngton.-Arthur Stevens has purchased
the John Phillips farm-Mr. and Mrs.
George stevens have been visiting their
sons. Arthur and william, the past week.
One Of Lewis Senor's work horses
dropped dead while working in the field
Mouday.-Mrs. Rose Blair went to Bur
llngton Monday afternoon and Mrs.
A. NJ Sa bins 81 Jouesville visited Mr.. and
Mrs c. +. Sabins Sunday.
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ORWELL.

The Rev. Guy Williams preached at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning
and evening. speaking to u full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanford of Lud-
low are in town for a week.-D. G. Abel
is confined to his bed. Heart failure
seems to be- the trouhlo.-Nrs. r. T..
stevens Is building n now barn at heI
farm.--C. L. Stay is building an addition
for n harness shop and office.-Micha q
DeWett Is gaining. Russell Young was
at home over Sunday from Rurlington.-
Mrs. L. n Bessctt and two children
have returned to Saratoga, y. Y, having
been with friends in town three weeks
George Wright is taking Mr.. Abell's
Mace at our railroad station.
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turned to Burlington.--Miss Quinn of Mil
ton is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. d. D.
Parker.--Jeland Rowland of Montreal is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Barney
The Hard Times" Whist club will meet
at I. O. o. r. hail Friday evening and
every one is invited,-Miss Kate Harrng-
ton OF Barre is passing a part Of her
vacation here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harrington. Niles Caldwell
who has been the guest OF Miss Sadie
Conant, has returned to Worcester. Mass.
Mrs Sherman Clark died Tuesday morn
ing after "A long illness Of consumption
The funeral will be held at her ate home
this afternoon at one O'Clock.
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RICHMOND.

The marriage of Miss Louise Larock
and Dana Lapoint Of Burlington took
place AT the Church of Our Lady of the
Holy Rosary Monday morning at nine
o'clock. the Rev. A. ]. Glynn performing
the ceremony, Frank LOCO of Keesevile,
n. Y. was best man and Miss Julia
Larock, sister of the bride, was brides
maid. Miss Dana Bostwick played the
wedding march from "Lohengrin." After
a short trip they will reside in Burling-
ton.-,Mr. aud Mrs, N, c. Leary have re-
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Ellen Day went to Barre for
a weeks visit Wednesday night.-Mrs.
Fred Wilson and her daughter, Bessie
went to johnson Wed0e soCN to attend
the graduating exercises. Miss Halle
Wilson is graduate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Curtis have returned from their
wedding trina daughter was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wheeler Tues
day morning Mrs. Woodourn Oh
Springfield. who has been visiting Mrs
Fred Wilson, returned home Tuesday
Mr.. Howe of Essex, superintendent
OF schools. was in town visiting
schools Monday Jennie and
Grace Mcneil are at home from their
school in Middlebury.
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HRIDPORT.

Warren Holdredge was among the grad
yates from the high school at Mtddlebury
Edward Lee, who was caring for the sick
at a. &. Preble's, was taken i'll and re-
turned to his home in Nergennes.-Mr
and Mrs. Edward Shackett are visitors in
town.--Mrs. II. L. Townsend has returned
from Taunton, Mass Edith Wing who
passed the winter in the West, is at home
once more.--The gross receipts of the
strawberry festival, amounted to upwards
of s3S.-Mrs. Aurelia Fletcher and Miss
Pattie Fletcher are at the old home again.
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ESSEX.

The Childrens day exercises at the
Methodist Church Sunday night were
largely attended A pleasing programme
was siven.--Mrs. Frank Cook and son,
Elmer. visited here Saturday. Harlow
Thompson, who Is at work at North
Hartland for the Central Vermont Rail
way company was at home Sunday
Guy Ransom is ill.-F. +. Freeman OF
Richmond was here Tuesday buying cat
tle-Quite a number of the grangers OF
this place attended the Pomona meet
ing at Underhtn Tuesday dennis Burns
opened his store Tuesday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Tiras fsham OF Williston accompanied
by his grandson, Earl Isham of Cali
fornia called on relatives here Friday
s. e. IIinsdalc has bought gasoline
engine which he will use for general pur-
poses on his farm in Williston. Miss
Nell Noonan has completed years
teaching in Hlnesburgh and returned
home.-The Saturday afternoon club
met with Miss saba Weed June 15.Mr,
and Mrs. James Dawson of Hnesburgh
was In town EridnY
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. c. T. Boardman has closed her
home here and gone to East Midilebury.
whore she will reside with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur pouglass.--Mr and Mrs. Fred
erlck Hatten of Lynn, Mass are visiting
friends here.
The deaf. occurred yesterday morning
OF Myron. II. Hamilton following a gen.
eral break down due to old age Mr.. Ham
alton was 70 years old.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The schools closed Friday. During the
four terms taught by Miss Bunice Prior
In district No. her two sisters. Sarah
and Mary Prior, have not missed day.
Three other pupils had no absent marks
the last term, Ralph and Florence
Aldrich and Esther Cookie. Ben amin
Lawrence went to Westport, n. Y. Mon
day to pass the week with his mother
Frank and Eliza Wells of Hanksville
visited their cousin. Mrs. Fannie Tilley,
last week, returning home Thursday.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Alonzo Gravis of Chicago has
opened her cottage at Camp Rich.-Mrs.
Eliza Wood and daughters are camping
at the lake.-Fred Wood is expected soon
from Detroit, Mich, with his yacht
Miss Emma Bean arrived from Patter~
son, n. j.. Saturday for the summer -
Cassius Pratt has opened his cottage at
Camp Rich
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S1.1OO BUYS

FARM Of 100 acres II taken at once,
9. mile from Wolcott village and r. II.
depot, carries from TO 10 cows. good
soil and well watercd, estimated cut of
spruce and hemlock 10000, lots of
wood. If you want to buy home dirt
cheap on easy terms. get into the game
quick. for 1t is going to be sold before
Independence day, 1907. DO your talk
ing on this or any farm wants with
The f. II. McGinnis Realty Company.
Essex Junction. VT
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
MONKTON RIDGE.
Continued from First Pagc)

Whoopiny cough is still raging Walter
and Susie Tatro, youngest children of
Henry Tatro, are very Ill with 1t and
pneumonia. Sophia Shepard, who has been
working for Mrs. Luna Walston, has re-
turned home because Of the prevailing
cough. Others who are afflicted with it
are Ray Russell, Mary Eva Miles. Wesley
Little and Jessie Cox.-Evah Shepard has
gone to Monkton Boro to stay with her
aunt for few days.--F A. Miles and
Antoine Carpenter are both ill.-'Mr. and
Mrs. lucius Baldwin of Huntington were
guests of Mr. and Mrs George Stilson.
over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Bid
well have gone to North Haverhill. \.
H., to visit their daughter and family.