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MILTON.

Tho following officers were installed
Friday evening by Chittenden Chap
ter, o. f. S: w. NJ, Mrs. c. E. Clifford
assistant worthy matron, Mrs. Irving
Coburn; chaplain. Mrs. II. II. Beeman
secretary Mrs. s. L. Shroger: treas
urer, Mrs. F.. A. Frost; conductress.
Mrs. j. W. Robinson,-There was a
good attendance at the May day ball
given by the Rebekah Lodge on Fri
day evening. LeClair's orchestra Of
St. Adams furnished music.-N1ss Gene
We've Morgan of North Troy has been
passing a few days with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. +. s Morgan.-Mrs. Cory
Caswel and children of ST. Adams
nave been visiting Mr. Caswoll's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. b. ell-Miss
Lottle Buker and Miss Grace Phillips
of the b. r. A. passed Sunday at their
homes.-The three children Of Mrs.
Thomas Cooper We're baptlsed ct the
congregational Church Sunday. A.
Kennedy has installed an acetyline
lighting plant I'm his store.-The Rev.
NJ. II. Ryan is confined to the house
with severe cold.--Luman, the sec
Ill with pneumonia.
+
cucc Of Congregational Churches will be
held with the church here June 5 and c.
The sessions will begin Wednesday June
o, at two O'Clock in the afternoon aai
will continue through the following day
at 400 p. m
The Right Rev. A. c. A. Hall, bishop Of
Vermont preached at the Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening and admins
tered the rite of confirmation to Miss
Edyth Lucia There was a large attend.
ance,- Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Pratt have
been visiting for a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. j. A. Drew, In Rumney.
n. He. c. Reynolds has had stroke
Of paralysis, but is able to be about the
house,. w. Rockwell of Burlington and
Miss Marsalete Badger OF St. Adams were
the guests OF Mrs. A, G. Anderson Tues
day-Seyeral of the neighbors and frienAs
of Mrs. n. h. Phelps gave her a sur
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offered and licenses were granted 70
s. r. Narcotic of Narcotic Bros,
George s. Estey OF Stanley Il Estey
at the Central Pharmacy and w. q.
Bushey of the Royal Pharmacy. Tho
board reconsidered its action of few
weeks ago, and reduced the license fee
to $50.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized Wedn esday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Jacobs of 81
Platt street when her sister, Miss LIN
ME a. Maxwell. was united In mar
rage to Edmund S. Ladue of Bristol.
The ceremony was performed In the
parlor under an arch of evergreens
and flowers, by the Rev. c. j. Staples
of Burlington. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Leila Marshall Of Waits
field and Fred Newcomb of Waterbury
acted as best man. Thursday morn
ing the young couple left for short
wedding trip to Montpelier and other
points, after which they Will be at
home to their friends in Bristol.
Among those present from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. John Greg
ory and w. II. Marshall and daughter
of Waitsned, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Balm
of South Lincoln and Fred Ncwcomb
of Waterbury.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The annual forty hours' devotion
opened at the Church of our Lady
Mount Carmel Monday morning.-Miles
Powell, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. Powell Is suffering from serious
eye trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Taggart and son, and Kenneth Taggart
OF Burlington, accompanied by friends
spent sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. TagEart-Mrs Elton
Horsford, who has been suffering from
an attack of acute indigestion, is i'm
irg.-State's Attorney \. L. Sher-
man and Mrs. sherman of Burlington
We're in town Sunday.-Miss Alice
Bocrs, who has been with relatives in
Mississippi since last October. Is ex-
pcctcd home soon.-Mrs. Edward ia
cobs is slowly recovering from an ill
ness Of nearly two months.
AT the May meeting of the w, c. T. L.
the following delegates were elected 10
represent the local union at the coun Y
convention at Essex Junction, May I6 and
IL: Mrs. A. c. Varney, Mrs. Florence
Foot, Mrs. r. II. Carpenter, Mrs. c. l..
Claxton and Mrs, A. c. Ellison. - Repairs
on the interior Of the Baptist Church are
now in progress
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HUNTINGTON.

n. A. Bickford was kicked in the face
Friday by his horse. Mrs, Noble Kenyon
will entertain the Kings Daughters May
SIS. e. Kenyon and G. NJ. Norton are
making repairs on their residences Miss
Cora Goodrich is passing II few days
with Miss Sayles.
Mrs Kate Ross and son, J. j. Ross,
came home from Burlington Friday for
a few days-Mrs. Nettie Fitch and
father, Cyrus Harris. with Mrs. Jane
Fuller went to Richmond Monday en-
route for Enosburgh where Mrs Fuller
viii pass the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sayles.--Miss Kate Thompson
returned from Lebanon, y. II, Satur-
day.-William Martin entertained w.
Y. knights over Sunday.-Several pu-
pills arc out of school this week with
sore eyes.-Cottage prayer meeting at
Mrs. Mary Sweets Thursday evening
Z IT. O'Brien of Rutland is passing
a few days with his parents.-Eugene
Ring Is able to ride out.-NIiss Kath-
lecn Sayles was called to Richmond
Sunday by tho illness of her mother
County superintendent J. L. Allen was
in town Saturday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.


Mr ana MIS-. harry Illus nave moved
from inc ne ora mouse u t.e O'.i'ppel'
DOCK on IilEHlahd aN'lue.-hr' ana Mrs'
w. l. 1Ho'""s are i'No''''s U"'Ni .u' !
IONS on me p'rlh ol son IN tHe'r lah-
ny'--hr' rrl''e' "Io reeeh'iS oai'ie mere
from MaSsachusetts 20 enter tne employ
ol w. t. ''"'"'' WA move ms i''l'i.H
INTO Mrs Johnson honso'-Mrs' H. T.
u,l' ana son nav iG'".,'eN - ON i'o''"'''
MIS- NaIII ASSISTED lle cho'r III uhe
M''"o'oS' '""'," H''""ai "'oi'''i's MISS
Mau'e NuSS' VINO re'ehuE returned from
i'"S'on' WHITE S'.e P"sStu ."e "'.'oi' ms
uvctI'teu d poS'''",I III Mr,''l"' l,''ol d"
N'"9Ie' 9'oi . li'i'S O'ie' "i'o
mas "e'H III hoS'"" 9eNer"l "eeNS ~.
urea '"ien' mas returned n''cn improve 20
III he"it''--huft f1""leso'' mas Neu mo
me i'aus'h tenement ON o..o.' Slr''''-
M'S' alton l"'Ue mas p.eH ~ i'' sever II
H'As anu HeT "io'"e'' MIS- anu VI .ho'
rl"Nll1e mas "een c"t."S lo' ''''-naH
"'"iu NilhIe VI h"!."" '"'''i"s - 1--WE
ne" clerk IN Nli''palI "ruE Stol
Elsie fa'se mas pes"" worn IA t"e Pos1-
oulce' iier pace IN 'Ae te'eP'ioile oi'Cp
IL aiken ny .SS i'''c" roHH,-I ire "!'S
VI N''''"V" i''''"' WIZ NV" VI '"aS
aI''r long lIh'SS' was tiNel' 10 Ma ssh
S'US H''irIaN eFerIls Tor purId' ! lie
Weddlhs OF lheda NAE SHiPiilah ana 'ar-
ro" Leach 'ook place uesuaF evening
AprlI 81, at inc nome OF ,he orloe par
chts' me Kew L. a, WuSoh Peri"r"''
tAe ceremony lheI l'l' wednesday, l"r
lheF new nome IN hetHeh "Hefe ny
Leach IS IN business
Inc annual vi'ihs' m''thg was he''
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Young and
daughter. Dorothy, are visiting Mrs
foung's sister Mrs j. II. Stafford. Jr.-
James McLane is making extensive re-
pairs upon his house.-The Baptist So
ciety will improve its church by a
coat of paint.-Mrs. Arba Davis is again
ill-Misscs Julia and Laura Carroll
passed Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Carroll.--A large number
of the young people Of the village were
pleasantly entertained at the home Of
George Foster Friday evening with
games and music. Refreshments were
served.-Mrs. Fred Blodgett Of Worces.
ter, Mass is passing a month with her
husbands parents Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Blodgett.-John Nolan and Will
liam Wctherby were at their homes in
Fletcher over Sunday.--Fred Buxton,
who suffered broken 4eg and other
injuries In the Erlst mill about Thanks
giving time, has recovered sufficiently
to return to work.-Mrs. G. G. Buxston
was in Colchester Friday to see her
father, the Rev. j. r. Buzzell.-Miss
Elizabeth Krewet was with her par
cuts over Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Roberts passed Saturday
and Sunday in Underhil with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Chase.--Mrs Fannie
Clerkin and son. Ralph are visitors in
town.-Mrs. c. Z. Nay and son are at her
fathers. B. G. Brown.-.Mr. and Mrs
John Wall visited his brother, Daniel, in
Tnderhil Center Tuesday-Mrs. H. W
Packard has been visiting her sister
Mrs. F. W. Hall, in Essex Junction
Miss Orpha Howe is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ Howe-ATiss Veda
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Ing nearly through the inside of two
or his fingers.--A party was given at
the home of Fred Greenwood Saturday
evening james Spears has returned
to New Hampshire after few DAYS
with relatives here-A n Spear of
Swanton visited here Thursday-Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Russell ana lltue
daughter have returned home from
Swanton.--Mlss Bertha Barnes of Bur
lington visited over Sunday at ner
home hcre.-ITorbert Rice, who has
been III for several weeks, is improv-
ing.-Joseph stone was In Plattsburgh
last week called there by the death OF
a relative.-fn one months time, 2S oil
Mrs. A. II. Marsh's noted hens laid 500
egRs one egg measuring 6ts by 3
nches.-V. G. Badger Of Fairfield was
in town over SundaY.--Miss Eta
Britch, a student OF Enosburgh Falls
high school, was at her home here Sat
urdnv and SUNDAY.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

Harlan y. Wood, teacher of Latin at
the academy, left suddenly Saturday for
his home in Bellevue, Ohio, on account
of the serious illness Of his father His
place at the academy will be taken tho
rest OF the term by Dwight w. Hiestand
of Chicago. a senior at Dartmouth Col
lege--A the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans club Monday afternoon member
ship of 2l7 was reported, 20 having joined
the past year. Since the last monthly
meeting the ladies' have raised SlS2 for thu
new hospital. Most Of the officers We're
reelected. including Mrs. Minnie p. Hazen
as president. who is also president Of the
Vermont federation.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

The Loyal Temperance Legion will Civ
a concert in the Methodist Church mex
Sunday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. James g
Ford OF Hartford, Conn, are at the hom
OF Mrs. Fords parents Mr. and Mrs
John Blair,-German measles are quit
prevalent in the village and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter have rApve,
into Daniel Coburn's hose-Carlos john
son is at the nome Of his SON Cord John
son, in Franklin.-Mr and Mrs. L. 4
Percy ana daughter. Marie who hac
been passing several days in town, r..
turned to Bedford, p. O., Sunday.
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GEORGIA.

Abner Bliss is confined to the hous
with an attack Of grip.--The NJ. i.
church pulpit was filled very accept
ably Sunday by the now pastor, tn,
Rev. G. G. McDougall His family
Is expected this week. At the mcetin.
of Banner Grange Friday evening ].
candidates were instructed in tho frs
and second degrees-Clara Preston IL
passing the week at her brother Mar
TINS in Swanton.-Miss Belle Bliss T.
visiting in town. Hayden, who's,
ankle was injured in Il railroad acc.
dent, is now able to get about.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from First Pnge)
sTARKSBORO.

Walter Davis has moved into the
Knight house.--Mrs. Jennie Baldwin has
gone to East Bethel to assist in caring
for her niece, Edith Fowler who is Ill
with typhoid fever.-Mr. and Mrs. w. n.
Hi visited at r. A. Youngs In Bristol
the first OF the week.--.Mr. and Mrs. o.
Fisher of Bristol were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. W. Ferguson the last of the
week-A l.. White was in Burlington
Monday.A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs E. Il. Wyman.-Mrs. How
ard Hanson has gone to the State hospl-
tai at Waterbury for Northumberland
Smith is now driving the stage to Bristol
i'm the afternoon, the route that c. Ladoc
formerly had-The monthly conference
of the Baptist Church will be held Satur-
day afternoon at two oclOck.-Maudc
Hanson is at DR.. Wades, where she will
make her home.
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UNDERHILL.

Levi p. Cushion died Monday OF
pneumonia, Funeral services were held
at the Methodist Church Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev o. L.
Barnard off1ciatlng, He is survived by
two daughters Mrs. r. A. Fuller OF
Jericho Center, and Mrs. Louisa ROE
ers OF this place. Mrs y. ]. Convey died
at her home Tuesday after a long i'll
ness.--Mrs Clark Graves has returned
from the Mary Fletcher Hospital much
improved in health-Miss Olive L.
Hayden of the T.. V. NJ. passed Sunday
with her parents.-Clifton Kirby has a
position with the American Express
company in Greenfield, Mass.
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WEST MILTON.

The condition OF Glen McNall remains
about the same.-Mrs. Snow is little
better but improves very slowly.-D. ..
Bullock, who fell last week and hurt his
side badly, Is better.-Thcre We're services
at tho church here Sunday and will be
next Sunday and after that once in two
weeks during the year.-Most of the farm
ers here are waiting for their land to dry
out before they can put In crops
Maurice Granger, little son of William
Granger, is III with pneumonia.-Olen Nc
Naais condition remains about the same.
Hardy Fuller and Henry Beeman of the
village caught eighteen pike Tuesday,
Luther Herrick who Is 50 years old, took
walk Of two miles Tuesday and made
calls on friends. He is badly troubled with
rheumatism, but is not going to give up
as long as he can get on his feet.
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FLETCHER.

The Center school commenced Ma
with Arthur Soule Of Fairfield q
teacher. Mrs. Elmer Cello teaches tn
Binghamville school and Mrs r {
Parsons the north distriCt-The lister
met at the town house May to hca
erievances.-D. S. Gillian was in rur
ltngton Monday and Tuesday.-Soverl
went to Jacksonville Friday night t
attend the May bail at Motel Molcndy
David Gillian, Doforest Robinson
Arthur Hooper and Eugene BIanchar
have gone TO Alburgh on fishing tril
John Nolan, who is working in Jeri
Che, was a recent visitor in town
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Maude Warren is the guest of friend
In Fairfax.-Roy Sturtevant and famil
have moved into {. Ducharme's hous
Mr., Ducharme and family have moved
Sandy HIN, y. Y.-Mr, and Mrs. Z,
Burleson entertained about so of Y
young friends of their son Max Wednei
day afternoon, May Sth from 4 o'cloc
until I. the occasion being MaX's u
birthday. He was generously remember
ed with gifts from his friends and III
boys and girls had n delightful play
the lawn.-Maude Wright is entertainu
young Ia iy friend from Bakerslold,
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EAST HIGHGATE.

John Carroll brought the remains of
ms mother, Mrs q. A. Carroll of North
Adams, Mass, former resident OF
TINS place, here for burial Tuesday.
Mrs, carroll was also the mother Of
MIS- X a. Austin of this placc,-Mr.
and Mrs. Glare, who have passed q
few days at the home of Joseph Stone.
returned to Burlington Saturday. Miss
Edna Shower returned with them for a
few weeks visit.-While at work Fri
day. NJ. A. Reagan has the misfortune
to inJure one Of his hands, a nail pass
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The memorial sermon will he de-
livered by tho Rev. IL |. Kemp Sun
day morning, May 26--The address of
Memorial day will be at the north viii
laGc this year.-Mrs. Alma Taft COM
mcnced school on Starksboro Hill Mon
day morninG.-F. G. Bagley was at
home Sunday from his work at Lin
coln.-The Dramatic club is preparing
n drama to be presented in the near
future.-Clinton Pierce Of Richmond is
assisting J. r.. Andrews with his work
on his farm ,.D.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The funeral OF Mrs. Frank Lavely, one
of the Oldest women in town. was held
6unday.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Parker en-
tertained friends Saturday evening, it be-
Ing their wedding anniversary j. Blk
by who has been confined to the house
with rheumatism, is better.-The ladies
of the Methodist Church gave their pas
tor present Of S25.-Dennis Burns is inn
proving his store with a coat OF paint
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. p. L. Martin as the guest Of
Mrs. Ruth Wood Monday.-Mrs. t. NJ
Blake and Miss Lillian Bean of st. AL
bans were al the Boro SaturdaY.-Mrs.
Roy Howard Is confined to her bed by
illness.-Carl Putnam is moving to
West GeorGia,--Mrs. Myrtle Bassford
was at home the first of the week.
A. B. Wood was called 10 South Hero
Sunday to attend the funeral OF a rela
tive
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Covey, who had been III for the
past few weeks, died Monday evening
She is survived by husband, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leslie Cook. and two sons by
former marrage,-Mrs. Nancy Barrett
has sold her farm and stock to Orrin
Sllison of Milton, who has taken posses
sion.-Solon Preston of Springfield, Mass.
is in town, called here by the death Of
his mo other, Mrs. Convey.
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Mary and Maggie sullivan
of Williston called at r. T. Forbes, sun
day.-George Porior and family, who have
been living In the Mckenzie house the
past year. have moved into the Ira Lock-
wood house now owned by r. H. North
c. s. Allen is gaining and able to be about
his farm.-C, j. Sutton has prepared
another application for second class
license which he will endeaVor to get be-
fore the board of license commissioners
In the future.-Mr and Mrs Hiram
Hinsdale of Wtlliston called on Mrs T. A
Hinsdale Sunday.-Laurance Welllnger
and family drove to winston Sunday to
see Mr.. Wellnger's brother who soon
goes to Boston where he has situation
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mrs. Eliza a. Cass died at hcr home
here suddenly Sunday evening at seven
O'Clock of ancurism. She had been in
poor health for some time. She was about
90 years old and Is survived by two
brothers living in the West
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JONEsVILLE.

Mrs. Naomi TIildreth OF Burlington was
in town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Goodrich of Williston visited relatives
here recently.-Miss Emma Edwards
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Edwards snort Alger is pass
ing two weeks with his parents,IId-
ward Hildreth of Burlington is in town,
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wEsTFORD.

Walter Hunter Is seriously i'll with diph-
iberia at the home of his father-ln-law
Mr.. Hunter lately returned from Johnson,
where he Is supposed to have contracted
the disease The health officer quaran-
tined the promises Sunday.-Charles
Brooks is out after few days illness.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY MAY 8, 1907.

prise party on her birthday Monday
evening. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served and u sum OF money to
purchase parlor lamp was presented 10
her-P. f. Potter, night operator at the G.
V. station, has bSen transferred to Swan
ton.-Ray Coburn has returned from
several days visit ut his home in Bclvi-
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MONTGOMERY.

The remains of Mr. William Dngm;
were brought here from Maine Cor burr
last Friday Mrs. {. l.. Hutchins
spending a few days in South Troy.-Mr
George Duel Of Evanston, H., is v'si
ing in town. Mrs. Duel is the wife Of
former pastor and was called to Vernon
by the death Of hcr father Cyrus Ho
combe of Mlnon.-NIr. and Mrs JOSEF
Budette are the parents Of q son.
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Two GOOD Farms.

The Elrnwood avenue place rs sold.
We now offer you Lamoille county
farm of 20 acres. y mile TO village.
fair buildings. running water. plenty
wood. very pleasant. good soil. Price
81, 800; cash 5000
Also Chittenden county farm. 40
acres, miles from city, fine soil, good
buildings, running water, plenty wood,
horses. % TO 80 cows. all tools, etc.
Price $1,000: cash $4,000 balance on
mortgage.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
106 Main Street. Burlington, VT.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mills Perkins has gone to AuSabl
Chasm, y. Y, whore he has employment
Theodore Labelle Of Sugar Hill. n II
returned home Saturday after two week
visiting friends.-The Literary soc...
met at D. 3. Cowan's Monday evening.