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WoLCoTT.

Gertrude, the eighty ear-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs s. c. wittemore Is very
Ill of acute BriSht's disease.-The annual
picnic of the Methodist Sunday school will
be held at Wolcott pond Wednesday,
August 81 The Congregational sunday
school is invited to bin.-,Mrs Enos Ia
neur Is seriously i'll. Tuberculosis Is fear
ed.-Adelbert Richardson and Miss Neva
Fisk were married Saturday evening, the
Rev. J. r. Lewis o1lciatng.-Mr. and Mrs
A. w. sGuycr of Hanover, n. H., are
guests of the latter's sister. Mrs. c. NJ
Wood.-Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Warren OF
lIardwick were guests at l.. Kimbalrs
over Sunday.--A. b. Chapman has gone to
Boston where he has position.-Iouis
Charette. while at work for the construc-
ton company about the big dam at Cady's
Falls, was thrown from a load Of stone
Friday by n sudden jolt and suffered Il
compound fracture of his collar bone. He
was brought to his home here Saturday
and Is doing rs we'll as could be expected
Being 20 years of age. his recovery must
be sow.-M. ". Clark and daughter, Mel
lie. of Barnet called on their many friends
here the first of the week-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones
August 12-W. =. Gowen, while running
the saw at the lath mill of the Morse
company, was hit In the right eye by a
flying knot It Ia thought that the sight
will be ved.--Ciertrude. daughter of
Robert Clark Is suffering from an abscess
on the hip.--Dr. A. J. Naleau returned
from Naponee ontario. Saturday.
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VAUDEVILLE.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
I.anEdell SaturdaY.-Mrs. Mary Arm
strong is passing the week with friends
in Fairfield.--Ellis Stone is with his ia
Their, Mark Stone, at Lyndonvilo for n
few weeks.-Mrs. A. A. Kendall of Morris
Vile passed last week with her sister
Mrs Arthur Fairbanks.-W William Note
miro has moved from Belvidere into l., f..
Tillotson's tenement up the branch.-Fred-
erick Locklin OF Maiden, Mass, passed
last week with his sister, Mrs r. H.
Willey.-Mrs, Bombard of Richford
passed last week with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Allen.-Dr. and Mrs. A. ]. parrah
OF Enosburgh Falls visited his brother,
Fred Darrah, several days last week.
Mrs, L. c. Wells and granddauehter
Miss Mona Lock, visited Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Adams at Morrisvlle several DAYS
last week.-Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Tobin of
Cambridge passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Westcott. Jr-Adelbcrt Stv-
giles Of Essex Junction. Henry Bennett of
St. Adams and Edward Bennett of Fair
field We're in town over Sunday.-Dr. Ma
than Smile OF Philadelphia. Pa Is pass
ing n few weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Henry Smilie.-A large number attended
the campmeeting at Ithlcl Falls Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mann and daughter.
Lima, and Miss Maconber of Troy are
visiting relatives in town.-Mlss Ida
Leach passed last week with her sister,
Mrs William Chase. at East Fletcher.
Mrs Ada Wcstcott had her tonsils taken
out Sunday.
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BENSON.

Mrs, S. Jane Heath Of Rutland is pass
ing a week or two at DR.. ]. =. Newton's
The Rev. James Childs of Southbridge,
Mass, father of the Congrega tonal pas
tor. preached at the Congrcga tional
Church Sunday morning The lawsuit
between Richard Leonard and the Bishop
brothers of Orwell was continued until
Thursday night of this week, the court,
clients ard some Witnesses visiting the
woods to mark ont the lines Tho suit is
brought by MI Leonard for trespass and
not for any spec fed amount of damages.
Decision by Referee Sargent Is reserved
and probably will not be rendered for
some time-The Rev. Leroy y. Taylor. a
former pastor preached NJ the Method t
Church Sunday morning. Fred Has
brooks little boy IS quite ill,-Josiah Will
son, who visited here a short time ago
but returned To s.. Paul. MINI" is now
critically Ill with sarcoma of the liver
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the CongreGa-
tional Church, will have an excursion to
Fort Frederic August q on the steamer
TlOisa
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Pnge)

Mrs. NJ =. Russell is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Edith Batchelder. in Iyndonvillc.
There will be Catholic service at Axe
ley Memorial hall at eight O'Clock Sunday
morning. August 1s. Everybody is vel
come.-Donald Mcmahon passed Saturday
in burlington Edwin Smallcy spent Mon
day in Burllngton.-The Rev. A. c. Clark
of St Pauls Church, Burlington, and
Mrs. Clarke and the Rev. and Mrs.
= Charles Arbucke Of Yonkers, ~ Y, are
guests at c. W. Adams's.-C J., McMa-
hon was n business visitor in Burlington
Nonday.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Houston
have been visiting IN Burlington and
Waterbury for a few days.D. j. Tarbcll
was at home from Hardwick over Sun
day.-The Mum family will meet at II. f,
Straw's to-day for their annual re-
union and picnic.-Judge and Mrs. George
NJ Powers Of Morrisville passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs o. f. Luce.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Cheney of Morrisvil1e are
passing a few days with Mr.. Cheneys
brother A. IT, Chcnoy.-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Bracket and son Of Boston, on
vacation in Morrisville, called on friends
IN stowe Tuesday.
The report OF the recent house-to-house
canvas or inc town IN tne interest OF lile
Vermont Sunday School association and
Bible society shows that as families
were visited. Number attending Sunday
school. ST. number of books sold, So
names secured for cradle roll, 40
Twenty-six canvassers were engaged in
the work-Mrs. A. ". Slayton has been
III for several days.-Mrs Jean II. Nor
ris. Miss J.. Cannon, Henry Gunhans
and James McNarnee are guests at W
NJ. Ada ms s-Mrs. Adams and party
visited Smuggler's Notch Tuesday.-Mrs
C. r. Albee OF Springfield, Mass. Is
guest at L. b. Gale's.--E. ]. Houston
left Wednesday for Georgia whore he
expects to go into business. Mrs. Elisha
Moody OF Waterbury Is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. A. II. Slayton.-Mr. and
Mrs A. c. Fletcher Of Essex, on car
rage drive in I,amolle county, have
visited their sons, Rhett and Ray Fletch-
err on the Eddy and Lovejoy farm on
West Branch.-Mrs. George Burt, who
has been confined TO her home by Illness
since last Christmas, visited friends on
West Branch Monday.-A successful
eociable was given at West Branch
Church Tuesday evening. A pleasing en-
tertatnmen. was carried out including
violin and vocal solos by Miss Lupana
Butler and Messrs Fletcher and BiEe-
low: readings by Mrs. Blodgctt and
Rhett Fletcher: a mother goose dialogue:
n candle-lght drill and a song by the
children Refreshments were served.
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FORESTDALE.

II. l.. Barber and two daughters have
returned from a carriage drive to Wood
stock and North Hartland.-Mrs. l.. T..
Avery of Ferrisburgh passed Sunday at
L. NJ Raker's.-Misses Lucy and Elsie
johnson and Mrs. Hattie Higbee. who
nave been visiting at +. +. virgins. have
returned to wis. y. Y.-Mrs A. s.
Bacon of Richmond. Va. Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. j. Bacon.-Harry r.
IIuntley Of Leicester Junction and Miss
Nina G. Smith of Brandon were Marie /
at the home of the brides grandmother.
Mrs. A. s. Newton, Thursday evening,
August s. by the Rev. c. II. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs Huntley will reside at
Leicester Junction.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Parker and two children are visit
ing in Jericho this week Mrs. Smalley
of Morrsvillc is spending n few days
at her uncle's, Frank buffers of Pleas
ant Valley. Mrs Smalley has just re-
turned from the hospital at Burlington
where she has had an operation.-Miss
Laurctte Gates Is visiting the Misses
Luce at Queen City Park this week.
Myron Cady has arrived in town from
ashington. d. c., and is stopping with
his brother, Halsey Cady.-Dr Start and
Mrs. Start have been camping at Frank
lin Pond for the past few days
Conroy Leavens Is spending his vacation
at Franklin Pond.-Mrs. Walter Wiley
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital In burlington for reatment has re-
turned home very much improved in
health.--Miss Read OF Worcester, Mass
Is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. Gray.-Mrs. s. NJ. Stafford Is spending
several days in Burllngton.-Mrs II. A.
Hatch has gone to Montreal to spend
several weeks with her husband. who Is
custom house officer there.-Miss
Helene Stafford, who has been spending
several weeks IN town, has returned to
her home in Burlington-Mss Winnie
Gray has returned from Morrisvire
where she has ben visiting her nephew,
Thomas Gray
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NORTHFIELD

At the morning service Sunday, thu
Rev. Mr., Sargent formally accepted IN
call of the Congregational society 10 be,
come permanent pastor of the church
He has been acting pastor for the past
two or more years and has the regard
OF the people Of that parish who gave
him a unanimous call. He is now away
on a short vacation and the preaching
service in his church will he omitted next
sunday forenoon. Tho Rev. Clarence
simmons. pastor at Enfield, \. H., con-
Quoted the services in the Universalist
Church Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. Walter Dole. Mr. Dole will preach
next Sunday. There will he no preaching
service on the last sunday of the month.
Thomas OGrady, who for hong
time has been telegraph operator
at this place. has left town and
gone 10 Williston. where he will act as
station agent-John Lackey has sold his
interest in the barber shop under pikes
store to Charles Clark. who has taken
DO session.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

William Osgood after n long Illness
passed away August at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Hobrrt Peck, at North
Randolph. The funeral was held Friday
and burial was in the family lot At East
Randolph, Those present from out of
town We're Harvey and Fred Osgood and
a nephew and niece from Boston, Mass,
Mrs. Brigham of ST. Johnsbury and
many friends from Randolph The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Farr of the Free Baptist Church.-Mrs
Brigham Of st. Johnshury and Mrs
Morris of Randolph are guests of Mr..
and Mrs C. NJ Bellinap.-Mr, and Mrs.
Richardson of Boston, Mass. are CHESTS
Of Mrs. Richardson's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. David Frasier.-Hubert Graves
of Rridgewater Is visiting at Mrs. II. F.
Sprague'S
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HYDE oARK

The johnson and Hyde Park bands,
about 30 pieces In all. have been holding
Practice meetings and under the dlrec-
ton of Mr.. 1,abounty of johnson are do
ing excellent worlk.-Mrs. r. T.
Moves, who was called to Manson
vile, Quebec. by the death Of n rca-
81. Johnsbury Saturday to attend the
field day of the odd Fellows of Caledonia
county-Mr. and Mrs. Orrn Jones left
Saturday for n ten days vacation with
friends in Fletcher, Jeffersonvlle and
Johnson.-J. G.. Lane passed Sunday with
his family in Waldcr.-N1rs. J. s. Leach
has returned after some little time with
Ler daughter in Essex, Mrs. Wilma Han
ley.-Miss Halle p. Gates went yester-
day TO New Haven, Conn. 10 visit her
sister.-Miss Grace Miller is passing sew
eral days in camp at Eden pond, the
guest of Or. and Mrs. Stevens Miss
Hattie pratt went to Montpelier Satur-
day Sunday was passed M her home in
stowe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank VI. Culver
are passing a few days Il, Stowe.--A par
ty made up OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Goddard Miss Helen Waterman, Charles
Ferguson. son and nephew passed Sun
day at Lakewood pond.-Atrs. Fred Kec-
Ter IS visiting Mrs r. r. Sawycr.-Ar ter
an outing OF about two weeks with
friends in Albany and Coventry, Mrs. A.
i. Goddard has returned ID. II. Serb
nor passed Saturday and sunday at FL
more pond
While MT work in the J." house Tues
day, Elmer Whtcomb received fall
which has laid him UP for few days
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

While Frank Wymnn was working on
w. T., Tamson's house on Prospect ave-
nv" Thursday afternoon, the staging
broke, letting him fall about 20 feet
Two ribs on the right side We're frac-
turcd and the left wrist broken but there
were no Internal iniuries.-G n. Shop-
ardson has returned to South Haven
Mich.-Mrs. Fred Rope and son. Gerald
went TO Montrelier Friday for a short
vst.--Misses Edith Narcott AMI Lillian
Knowlton returned Friday from Mas
coma lake, Enfield. y. H.-Mrs. G.. r.
Slack entertained Rcv. r. Metzgor and
his Sunday school class Friday evening
Games were played bv about 40 present
and refreshments Of ice cream and cake
wore scrvod.--Nisses I.ottie Bailey and
Carrie Manchester returned from n
short outing n Highgnte Springs Friday.
Misses Bessie bliss ard Lillian Hutch
ms of Mortified are In TOWN. Fay
Wells entertained ~ children in Jones's
woods Friday. Tho picnic was given for
children who seldom have chance for a
days outing.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scrib-
ner returned to Hartford. Conn, Satur-
day. after visiting relatives in Brook
field and Randolph. They We're accom-
panied by Clarence Boyce Misses Mar
Earet and Agnes Keorc of Barre are the
guests Of Miss Eliza Goodha rt.-Mrs p.
4. Durkeo and two children passed Sat
urday in Bethcl.-Mrs r. G.. I,cBounty
was' Scaled to Newport Saturday by the
death of her sister.-There was no SER
vice in ST. Johns Church Sunday as
the rector. the Rev. T.. y. Webher
preached in Upper Bethel.-Mrs. Robert
Morton and son. John. have gone to their
home in Mt. Vernon. n. Y.--Miss Georgia
Mann has returned TO Boston. after n
month with her mother. Mrs. Tda Mann
--Welhv McCollom went to Mascoma
lake, Enfield, ~ H., Saturday for n short
outing.-Miss Grace TayIor returned TO
Mount Clair, y. J.. Saturday after some
time at Mrs. Guy Lamson's,-F Chad
wick has returned from Barre.-Miss
Stella Morse and grandmother. Mrs. He
hards. returned from Barre, Saturday.
Miss Bernice Simpson returned TO Rox-
bury Tuesday afternoon after n visit at
James Mullallv's.-Mrs. Maud Stone Of
Luneuburg. Mass. Is tho gucs. of Mrs
W. ITcbard Mt Randolph Center.-Miss
Eta s. Chamberlain returned from the
summer school at Hyannis. Mass. Tues
dav.-Mss Geneva A. Jones of North
field. sister Of Edwin Jones Of this place.
was married Tuesday to Or. Everett
Field of burlington at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Jones. Mrs. Nathaniel King OF North
field is the guest Of Mrs. Wctmore.-
Misses Bessie Bliss and Lillian Hutchins
returned to Mortified Tuesday after n
short visit in town.-Frank Thomas has
returned from short business trip
Y,
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NEWPORT.

A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home OF w. Richn nd
Friday Only the relatives and I'M
mediNe friends were present. Tho
bride was the daughter of Mr.. md
Mrs Richmond and the groom, Louis
bradshaw of New York city Mr.. md
Mrs Bradshaw will pass their no ~
moon Mt Starr Farm beach. ke
Champlain. Many friends from ou' of
town were present. among them h''ng
DR.. Tinkham, Mrs. Eva Riohr M,
Miss Elizabeth Richmond and Miss
Marion Richmond. all of Burln fl1.
the Rev. c. Edward Fay of Uni1 l3.
n. Y, and daughter, Elsie. The 'ridc
was one of Newports prominent Young
ladies-Thc Rev. G. Edward f., a
former pastor Of the Congrcga ioull
Church, preached at the morning 'or-
vice there Sunday. This is Mr.. HIv's
first visit here for nine years. Mrs.
c. G. Farrar Of Springfield, Ma IS
passing n few days in town. Miss
Bernice Webb has returned from tina
summer school at Johnson.--Mr and
Mrs. Harry Clark and W. z. Gre arc
visiting at C. H. Green's.
In municipal court. Cyrus Skim was
fined s. and costs for intoxicati and
s. and costs for breach OF the pea A.
Deauphron was fined 81 and co for
ntoxication. Jennie Ottery was '.od 81
and costs for intoxication viii she
could not pay and therefore IS a1ssirg
few days in the county iail-T' trus-
toes have laid a new sidewalk fro David
ITammond's TO the Waters plac Sew
eral electric lights have been stalled
in the West End and Highland a-enue-
large force OF section men Is work
on the tracks in the 6, y. r. R.Co's
yard.P. J. Farrell of Washington. y. c..
is in town for a short v!si'.-M' Lottie
Brooks has returned to her work in the
Peoples Telephone central off q after
an Illness of two weeks. F Ranney
was called home from Lynn, Mas where
he was spending his vacation. o. account
Of the resignation of p. a Rob rs. who
has been appointed IMMIGRANT Inspector
ut Winnipeg Me-. Robbins le' Sunday
for his new place OF residence. His fam
lily will remain here for tne esent
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss have nov ! into the
Smith house lately vacated nv II. w.
BIshop.-The town hail s dergoing
thorough repairs. All additio IS being
built on the front and eyerYth 2 will be
done to make II an up-to-date building 10
The family of G. X. Goodrich f-'m Willis
ton visited friends In town last week. Mr..
Goodrich returned Thursday. Hrs. Good
rich will remain for the pres. 0t.-All the
schools IN town are to CONNIE 70 August
26.-Mrs. J." II. Thompson Of st. Johns
bury is passing a few days n town
Rosa Smith is passing few W kiss vaca-
ton on Mt. Mar field The tai at G.
II. Hausons was a very eH yabc af-
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FAYSTON.

T. II. Perry and family, who have been
al their summer cottage for some time.
have returned TO their home In Beverley,
Mass ALBERT Green of Worcester, Mass.
is visiting his cousin. Mrs V. C. Pierce
Tho dwelling house of E. j. Long
caught fire recently, but fortunately no
had plenty of help and plenty of water,
50 the buildings were not urned.-Miss
Lottic Flowers Of quincy. Mass. is pass
ing her vacation with Mrs. Henry Bettis
and other fricnds.-Arthur Markham and
family have moved to his fathers. Franl;
MaXham.-Mr and Mrs. Dan McLauglin
went to Champlain, y. Y, to attend tho
funeral of her father, Mr.. Darbee-Mrs.
Munroe Hayes has received news Of tho
death of her niece, Miss Helen Kidd. OF
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

c. r. Sowlo, rich lumber mei
chant of this vicinity, who owns a
large mill on Maple hill in Marsh
field. is n member of syndicate which
has just purchased $4,000 acres OF
timber land in the Province of Que
hes, estimated to contain 100000, 900
feet of timber. The tract is located
100 miles from the nearest railroad
and seven miles from tide water. The
government has to be paid so cents n
thousand feet. 1t costs So n thousand
to get the lumber on board the boats
ana when that point is reached It L.
said the lumber is worth SIG a thou
sand.
The marriage Of Miss Freda NJ. Robin
at the home of Henry Nichols in Middle
sex Thursday. Both are well known in
this city.
States Attorney Gates has succeeded
in securing 127 names of employees of
the Central Vermont railroad who
work in this county above the list of
% persons which he first sent to the
company with notice that they must
be paid weekly. He will serve addi-
tional notice on the company of the
list last taken. The % men whose
names have been forwarded are secur-
ing their pay according to the reading
of the law. Mr., Gates has received
notice from states Attorney Lawrence
of Rutland county that suit " being
brought against the Rutland railroad
as test case ana that Attorney Gen
eral c. c. Fits will proseucute 1t. This
will make no difference with Mr., Gates
who Will push his work.
The railroad commissioners have
completed their inspection of the Gem
trail Vermont railway. They have gone
over every bit OF track and the bridges
with an expert ana will give out their
report later This week they will In
spcct the Boston 4 Maine divisions in
the State and two weeks later the Rut-
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MORRISVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hill. Mrs. Helen
Muse and Miss IIuse are in camp at
Gilmore for n Week.-Mrs. Hattie Car
her of Lisbon. ~ II. who Is visiting
at Thomas Ttton's and Mrs. Herbert
Epear attended the races at Barre Fri
day-Mr and Mrs. Herbert Prouty are
in Stowe for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Iaport Of Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland are
IN camp at Eden for a few days-The
Hon. and Mrs. ]. II. NeT and son are
registered at the Randall for short
etav-Mrs Mary Stearns was in town
T7riday-J J. Billings is in BelVidere.
Miss Florence Terrill and Ella Mel
endv are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs IT. r Raymond.-Judge and Mr".
George NJ Powers are entertaining
the latter's sister. Miss Lilah Wood
hurry of Burlington. and w. c. Lane
of VaL1osta. Ga.
Miss Hazel Eldrige Of Albany. Vt. Is
visiting Mrs. Salie Cutler.-Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Campbell of HardwiCk are in
town. Mrs. Campbell Will remain at the
Rublee sanitar1um indeflnitely.-The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs St Clair are passing a few
DAVIS with the latters mother IN Rich
unond -ROscow and Arthur Davis are in
BURLINGTON for few days.-O NJ. Tay-
Tor Of Rrownburg Canada, Is visiting IN
toWn.-Niss Mamie Wafer has gone to
Boston for n short staH-Mr, and Mrs.
George y. Little OF burlington are visit
| ing their daughter, Mrs. H. II, Slayton.-
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Gle, Miss Gle and
( Miss Bernice Montgomery took an auto
y mobile trip 10 RurlingtoR Sunday, re-
!" turning home the same day accom-
' panted nv Mrs. Ida Churchill who has
been in burlington the past week.-Mrs..
G. C.vRublee is IN Burlington, for a few
tays,1JValter Blakely Of Patasca, Mich.
tryho Is a member Of the Forepaugh-S Sell
iu3ros.' orchestra, was a guest Sunday q
mis- ar1nts, Mrs Eliza Cram, Mrs. r. V.
&3arrows md Mrs. F.. II Bedell. He Joined
3the circus in burlington. MOnday.-'Nr,
and Mrs. Henry Prior were IN Water-
bury n few days the past week visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Sleeper
Mr. and Mrs II. J. Isham and dau Oh
her, Jennie, returned from Old Ore ard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nyria Heath Is takirg
Aacatann from her duties IN the Mes
eenger office and left Tuesday morutng
Kor Winchendon and Worcester, Mass,
NO visit relatives.--Mrs. C. f. Bachelor
sHf Boston IS visiting her mother Mrs
ID. T. Hanlnel-1Miss Marie Tnd 4 has
rlosed her dress making parlor' until
HGeptember Mrs. Annett Tell of
iBriddeford. Me, arrived in town last
Fright and IS stopping with her grand
}daugtter. Mrs. r. L. Barrows Mrs.
4Mary Blossom OF Winooski IS visiting
INT Frank SmalI's.
! Judge and Mrs. George A. Morse re-
tV1Irred Tues1nv from dave
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WATERBURY CENTER.

DIR. f. ]. Foster i'm way on business
DR.. and Mrs. Watson ana two children
re guest of Mrs. y. c. HaYos.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. y. Noultol. Of Lisbon. " H..
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Parker Of Mont
pol.cr were at Mrs. T.. \. Newcomb's
Saturd1Y.-Mrs, George Herbert has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Smalley.-Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Smalley,
who have been visiting Mr.. Smalley's
parents. went to Moretown Sunlay.-Tha
Ba rtiet society held a lawn social on the
parsonage grounds WelneSday.-A sor
was horn Friday TO Mr.. and Mrs George
Woods-Harold Watson. who has been
visiting here, returned to Montpelier FRI
JaV