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Woodmen Are solvent.

Denver, Colo.-E. e. Rittenhouse.
state commissioner of insurance. in a
letter to I. l. Boak. head consul of the
Woodmen of the World (Pacific juris.
diction). made public on Sunday, calls
attention to the fact that during the
past year the amount collected for the
benefit or mortuary fund was $76.S16
less than the benefits paid to mem.
bers. Mr.. Rittenhouse also finds that
an insufficient sum of money is pro.
vided for the expenses of the order,
and that there Is unjust discrimination
IN the rates charged for insurance
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HOME MISSIONARY LIST.

Arranged by the Stake Presidency
for Sunday, July 2S. 1907.
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Know Where 10 Come.

With reference to fossil tooth OF
hippopotamus found in Iowa the
London Evening Standard doubts
whether that proves that the animal
ever was an inhabitant Of America
1t thinks that the tooth belonged to a
hippopotamus that visited America
for dental purposes.
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INDIAN WAR VETERANS REUNION

Nephi, Utah.-For this occasion the
Salt Lake Route will sell round trip
tickets for one fare, July 22, 90, "a and
25th final limit, July 26th.--N. Peter
son.
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JULY EXCURSIONS VIA COLORADO
MIDLAND.

To Chicago, Minneapolis, Omaha,
Kansas City and intermediate points
also Colorado points. One fare plus
two dollars for round trip. Return
limit October 3lst. One sale July 18th,
and 25th. Write l.. II. Harding, Salt
Lake for full particulars.
l.. II. HARDING,
General Agent
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HINESBURGH.

n. F.. Bostwick of Burlington is pa ssinc
ms vacation at the old BostwiCk home
stead.-Roy Gilman of the l.. V. NJ is
passing his vacation at his fathers homo
The Rev Mr.. Russell of New Hamp-
shire is passing the summer at his Gotta 20
at Lake 1roquois.-The Rev r.. l.. Green
leaf Of Shrewsbury will prea Oh at the
Baptist Church Sunday.-Mss Bessie
Weller of Burlington is visiting relatives
in town.-Dr. G. J. Russell and family
Of Burlington passed Sunday at NJ T.
Rcmin gton s.-Mrs. Fred Coleman has
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment, Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie Is At
the Mary Fletcher hospital caring for hsr
infant son.-James Thurber and family
arc visiting a a. Jodon's.--Mrs. c. L.
Clifford and son, Allen of Brandon are
visiting at j. II. Allens-Charles La
viGne, an aged citizen, died Sunday.-Miss
Lucia Andrews and Master Lynn Miller
of burlington are passing week in town
Miss Winnie Degree of Rutland is visit
ing her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Storrs Of Burling-
ton called on friends in town Monday
Frank Wells Of ST. Adams passed Sun
day In town.-Mrs Addie Landon IS
housekeeper for A. Sykes.-Eugene Strong
of New York is at home.-Ray Severance
of Burlington will pass this month in
town-Frank CIllett has men at work
setting tho poles to finish the telephone
line to Jonesville that was begun la st
w!nter.-Mrs. Harrison Jackman and sons
are passing some time with Mrs. Wor-
theim in Richmond.-Mrs. Grace Holland
and friend. Miss Lucy Noyes of Wake
field, Mass, are visiting her uncle, Henry
Strong.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK

Miss Mabelle Jacobs is quite i'll with
typhoid fevcr.-Miss Flossie Shepard
of South Royalton is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. l.. i. Vail Sunday morning
Miss Shepard sang a solo very accept
ably at the Methodist Church.-Mr
and Mrs. z. a. Higgins of stockton
Kans., are visiting Mrs. Higginss
brother and sister, O. r. Hall and Mrs
]. L. Kibbee. Mrs. Higgins has not
been here for over 40 ycars.-Miss
Mary Michael Is enjoying a weeks va
cation from her duties in the Hard
wick Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany,-Mr. and Mrs. Ladd OF Whitman
Mass, arc visiting the latter's sister
Mrs. Edwin Dutton.--Mr. and Mrs j.
c. Spaulding and Miss Freda Prince
were in Johnson over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Arnold are haI.py over the
arrival of a son in their family.-Miss
Ethel CasaVant of Burlington has be-
gun work at the Gazette office.-Mr
and Mrs. Wott and Mr., and Mrs. James
Munroe have returned home from
several weeks visit i'm Scotland-F r.
Fuller has moved into the upstairs
tenement in the r. +. Cobb house
Childrens day services We're held at
the Congregational Church Sunday
morning when very interesting pro-
gramme was given by the young peo-
pie. In the evening n union service
was held at which Miss Grace r. NJ
Illahi Baksh. n native Of India. gave a
very interesting lecture on the MAN
ners and Customs Of the People OF In
dia." Miss Baksh Is student at the
Syracuse Medical College.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. James Butler were called
to Bclvdere last week by the death OF
his sister. Mrs McEwcn.-Isaac Rice of
Marion, Mass, visited his daughter Mrs
e. V. Richardson, Friday and SATURDAY.
no was accompanied by daughter. Mrs
George Bishop of Barre, Mrs. Nellie Bond
went Monday to Wcirs, n H.. where she
mas employment in a. hotel--Mrs. George
.. Tiilotson and Mrs. Dwight +. Potter
ana granddaughter Of Belvidere Junction
are guests of Mrs. Ella A. Lockc.-Mrs.
T.. w Butler and her mother, Mrs. II. ].
Wilder returned from Worcester, Mass
Friday, where they had been to see Mrs
Buffers brother, Frank Wider-The
Rev. G. l.. Story continues to hold meet
ings at the Fourth street schoolhouse at
two o'clock each Sunday afternoon. a ftar
which Sunday school service is held
with Mr.. Dyke as superintendent Mrs
Alice nlatka, assistant superintendent,
and Miss Eunice Prior, secretary and
treasurer. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings
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NORTH FERRISBURGH

William Palmer occupied the pulpit nj
the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carmi Marsh of Enosburgh Falls
is visiting Mrs. Alice Marten.-Mrs. Cas-
sius Russell and daughter Edith, of Bur-
lngton are at her brothers. Jerome
C'hase.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Muzzy and
family are at his fathers, ". F. Muzzy.--
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Of Washington, u.
c.. are guests al DR.. Colins's.--Miss May
ford and Lester Clofin OF Canton. y.
Y, are passing a few weeks with their
sister, Mrs. Walter LewIs-Mr. and Mrs
NJ F. Allen have gone to Caseayuna y.
Y. to attsnd the marriage OF their broth
or, S. y. Aliens. y. Aliens family are
at his cottage at Long pOint.--Miss Edith
Filler of Pawlet is visiting Mary Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Chase passed Sun
day with Or. Stoddard's family in St
George, Miss Roxy Champlin Of Mime
apolis, MINI, is passing the summer with
relatives and friends Mrs. Elmer Pres
ton md Roger have Returned from Bos-
ton where they mot her sister, Miss Ies-
sic Field. who has just come home from
Por'p Rico.
There was quiet wedding Tuesday
evening at tAe home Of NJ. +. Muzzy,
whom his daughter. May, was united in
marriage to James p. Dean. The rooms
We're tastefully decorated with roses and
ferns ana the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Guick OF Charlotte
Miss IIora Dean, sister OF tho groom WAS
bridesmaid and Harry Palmer, cousin
Of the groom, best man. The bride woro
whit dotted muslin and carried white
carnations. the bridesmaid wore white
and carried roses. The numerous pres
ents included silver china and linen
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean l"ry on the evening
train for n short trip to parts unknown
except to themselves. Among the guests
from out OF town We're Mrs Gordon
Wilson Of New Haven. Conn. and Mr..
and Mrs. Fitch of Rurngton.--Sydne
Frazer and Misses Marie Drew and
Stella Foote passed Sunday at Mt Phllo
Inn.-FIarris Palmer has returned to Bur
lington after visiting Bud Yott ard Ed
ward Melhv.-Mrs, Alice Sprague and
daughter, Ruth. of Brandon were in
town Wednesday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBA Ms.

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ana 'e'ePHo"ed 'n' power mousse % smut
OH power "''cH was ln'ne"'''e'N ''N''
rope was theh p'a''' AROUND me h"-
fortunate man oodN ana he was lowered
10 lHe GROUND nc was '"N'" 10 inc "o'e'
"here rour doctors gave MN heroic
treatment Tor 10 minutes WAon the nearly
nead man negan 10 show S'Fas az NE.
lie was horrioIy burned as the wires
carried Noltages OF 2i"'. The under SIDE
OF MS right arm was h'ackeo'd and the
H'Sh burned on 10 the bone TOR about eight
ihches. HIS l'it shoulder IS also burned
10 the bone and his right leg near the
Knee The physicians hold out hope that
No VIII recover Miner is unfortunate.
having only Just recovered from a severe
shock by live wire about three weeks
ago. lie WAS taken 70 the s.. Adams hos
plta!' where ne Will be confined for several
weeks
The marriage OF Miss Constance +.
Her'ssier of South Merdcu Conn. ana
Charles Henry Allard OF this city took
place at the Church of the Holy Guar
dian Angels, Monday morning at seven
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, the Rev l.. A. Dcsrochcrs,
The bridal pair entered the church TO
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Miner Hayward and son
of Morrisville were guests of relatives in
town last week.-Mrs.. Hattie Colby and
daughter. Miss Jessie, Of Stanstead. p. =.
and DR.. Colby of Montreal, are guests
of Mrs. Colby's brother. G. e. Childs.-
Mrs. John Dodge of West Rutland visited
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Brittell last
week.-Ra Nmond and Wesley Sturtevant
We're in burlington Sunday.-Mrs Clar-
ence Haight of New Hampshire, a former
resident of this place is passing a few
days here after many years ABSENCE
Mrs. +. A. Adams left Tuesday to visit
relatives In Brandon, Proctor and Sandy
Hill, n. Y.-At recent business meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor society, the
following officers were elected: President.
Miss Alice Bailey; vicc-president. Miss
Emma McMurtry; secretary, Edward
James; treasurer Samuel Jewett.-
Lemue Brown and family are at ]. A.
James's for the summer.-Work on the
new iron bridge near the Parkll place
is progressing.
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STARKSBORO.

Tn the school, district No. 6. taught
by Mrs. Alma Taft, the following pu-
pills had no marks against their names:
Fannie Hulett. Gladys Fuller. Glenn
Fuller, Josie Rounds and Leon Hill.
Wayne Fuller was absent one half day
and Ruth Ifulctt one day. There were
10 pupils the average attendance be-
ing s 41-i3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hill Of Lincoln
visited her brother. f. j. Tucker Tues
day.-Ma Ster Waldren Russell Is visiting
at John Maiied's.-C f. Clifford. who Is
Ill with erYsiplas is reported a little bet
ter-Mrs Erwin Newton of Burlington Is
stopping Mt her old home for few days.
Charles clifford of Brandon was in town
the first of the week-Mr and Mrs. u.
G. Hill Of Monterey, Mexico, are visiting
in town.--Frank Hanson is ganingsowly.
The frame of Francis Humans new
barn was raised last week.-Mrs.. Laf1ash
has returned to Huntington.
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HUNTINGTON.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Gerald Phillips Saturday.--Mrs. o. IL
Morrill, Will entertain the Kings Daugh'
ter's today. The condition OF O. s. Ken
yon remains about the same.--Niss Kata
Thompson was called to Lebanon, n H.
the last Of the week by the Illness Of
Mrs. r. l.. Baldwin.-A vote Of thanks
was extended by the Sunday school -
gentlemen who kindly conveyed the
members to Lake Iroquots and return
last week--A Junior Christian EndeaVor
society was organized Saturday by Mrs.
H. I. Kemp. The next meeting will ~
Saturday aftcrnoon.-Mrs. Helen C,ara
will pass the week with h"r daughter,
Mrs. Morrill.-Miss Julia Morrill, is en-
tertaning Miss Thompson OF Burlington.
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JERICHO.

Miss Elsie JOY was at home over Sun
day.-Miss Sibyl Brown went to Montreal
Saturday.-Mrs. William Folsom was in
South Burlington Saturday to attend the
funeral of her brother Cornelius Abbott
The burial was at Jericho Center The
Rev. Clement Tomlin officiated. Mrs. Y
q. Nay returned from Montpelier Satur-
day.-Miss PansY Buzzell OF Colchester
Is visiting rela in town.--Y, G. Nay
was at home over Sunday.-Mrs. T.. G.
Mower and son are visiting her sister,
Mrs, II. G, Hawley. Mr.. Mower passed
Sunday with his family.--Lee Stafford Of
Newtonvillc, Mass, is visiting his par
ents' Mr. and Mrs. James Safford.--E. H.
kingsbury of Boston was the guest OF
Max Buzzcli Saturday Frederick
PerciNal and son were In burlington over
Sunday with Mr.. Percval.-Scveral chill
dren from this village were among the
class confirmed Sunday Mt Underhill Cen
ter by Bishop Michaud. William Ring
has been visiting relatives In Hanksville.
Miss Matte Wood OF Burlington Is Wis
iting at w, f. Buxton's.-The ladies' of
the Congregational Church will serve ice
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WINoosKI.

The first death IN the village duo di-
rectly to Fourth Of July celebrating oc-
Cured Thursday afternoon at threl
o'clock at the Fanny Allen hospital when
Alphedc, the 17-yCar-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. jules Campbell of North street,
died Of tetanus, or lockiaw Young
Campbell while celebrating on the Fourth
discharged blank cartridge from a re-
volver into his hard making a painful
wound. He gave 1t such attention as
could be found al homo hut did not con-
suit a physician until Thursday when the
doctor. realizing the serious condition ~
the wound. ordered him to the hospltal
whore everything possible was done for
him, but 10 no avail as he died within o,
hours after his arrival He is survived h,.
his parents, and several brothers and sis
ters. Tho romans were taken Sa'ur-
day to Farnham. p. O.. for burial
Edward Cornell has gone to Fral-
erick, Md, where he has secured a 20.
sition as Instructor in Latin and mod.
own languages in Frederick College
Mr. Cornell will begin his duties At
once in tho summer school preparatory
to taking up his regular work in The
fall.
John r. seymour. whose death %.
CURED at Waterbury Tuesday. was =
years of age and is survived by wife
four daughters Mrs Joseph Cauchon
Mrs Emanuel Pratt, Mrs Alice Mi.
chaud of Montana, and Miss Anna Sev.
mour Of this village. four sons. Louis
and Ernest of Dorset Joseph and Max
inc of this village and brother
Mitchell. also of this village The re-.
mains arrived yesterday morning ana
the funeral will be held at ST. Francis
Xavier Church this morning at eirn,
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UNDERHrLL.

Homer lockwood and family have gone
TO camp Martin for a few weeks Mrs.
Charles Moore and son of Burlington are
visiting at B. C. Hawley's-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred knight of Bellows Fails arc pass
ing their vacation at r. S. Whipple's.-
Mrs. Engells and daughters of New York
city are here to pass the summer a the
custer House.-Mss Daisy MacGibbon
returned Monday from Morrisville
where she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. VI. p. Maurice-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Knight of West Chester. Pa, are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Knight.
Carl Day and family returned to New
York this Week.-Mrs. Iris Edwards OF
burlington is passing her vacati with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. w. Ed
wards.-Mrs. i. G. Fowler is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Flynn. in st. Albans-D.
W. Knight has closed the steam mill to
give his employees an opportunity to
work for the farmers through the hay
ing season.
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CHARLOTTE.

DR.. Franklin Elijah Spear OF Lisbon,
n. H. a native of Charlotte, was re-
Gently married in Portsmouth, \. IT,.
the bride being Miss Maude Gibson
Wilmarth of New Castle. The cere-
mony was performed at St Johns
Episcopal chapel June - by the rector,
the Rev. Henry Emerson Hovey, The
bridesmaid was Miss Eugenia Gibson
of Boston, a sister of the bride, and
tho best man was John r. Spear of
Charlotte, brother OF the groom
After wedding trip by automobile
through Vermont and New Hampshire,
DR.. and Mrs. Spear will reside in Lis
bon where he is associated with Dr..
Crossman.
Edward Mollison Of the SO. New Eng.
Tel. CO., has returned to Boston-A. A.
Byington has a gang of men from Yer
gennes painting his house,--George
DurfeY of the q. s. Blodsctt company
has Installed a nd-mill for O. II Al
exander,-Mrs. Joseph Besette return
ed from n visit to her daughter at
Chimney point saturday.
Mrs. Ross and son, Henry OF Column
bus, Ohio, and Miss Belle Brcckenr.dge
OF New Jersey are visiting their cousin,
Miss Bouton.-Mrs. II. Gulick and son.
Carl, have gone for two weeks to Ocean
Point, Me, to I've the guests of Mrs, Gu
Hicks brother, Prof S. f. Emerson OF the
University of Nermont.-Mrs. Emily l..
Cyr and daughter Gertrude. came from
Albany Tuesday for a vacation.-Mrs,
Ramsey is making extended improvements
on her homestead both in the house and
outbuidinEs Samuel Whalley is paint
ing his bulldings.-The sociablc at library
hall Melted the association about SIS, A
sale will be given In August Marietta
Williams is assisting her brother, stanton
Williams, in the store during the rush IF
summer trade-Mr. Bradshaw and
daughters have returned to Chicago -Jud
A. Williams Is at work on the well for
III. q. II. Palmer drilling still deeper to
increase the water supply,-Mrs, o. c..
Palmer intends visiting friends across the
lake this Week.-Mrs. Ruth Hubbell has
gone to Lake Placid to be employed in a
hotel for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melrose of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting Mrs. NJ j. Alexander.
Dana Molhson OF the Hotel Burlington
10 ~ avAao 9As 49, 1870
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MILTON.

me Eastern star realized s1S from
Ihelr supper Friday.-Mrs Charles
SCOTT was surprised by company of
II'endS from Milton and Georgia, who
rcnihded her that saturday was her
'''h p'r'hday ana Ioft substantial to-
N'"H VI tnelr reihomhrance'-The La
"es Aln served salad supper at
'"o M't"oulst N'S'rN NedheSdaN.-Mr.
anu Mrs NJ D. fcrfF' MIR. ana Mrs AR
rh'e rrrN' MIS-. Jane tINhn and James
N'''"E a'''""'" III" funeral OF Mrs
n,'"" 9"e"d' At Fe"rSa Friday
,'''' ,''' I'io"" ana MISS Elsie Cor
I'm WEI IVA" peen "'r guest went 10
7u''o"h' ~ H. H".uruaY'--MrF. her
"oi' h'''h'cE ana niue son or Ehos-
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-rosos schoo, distri,+ &c oa,,,. for rri
d,,. o,.ori,c 20 co., if .b, distrio+ I'll,
ra,.ol,o t.s obor.or o- ie 10, 80 s
,,hatbar bieb school viii ho uair-
tainod or eInn,cn,arv scbooi NJ riro
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ra-',rned ~ tbe,r bores afro, few, davs
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The barn ana outbuildngs on An
drew Liberty's place at Forest city
wero burned Saturday night. The or
iFin Of the fire is unknown but IS
thought to be Interchangeable Fl. J.
Ellis ana daughter are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Ralph Hallock, at Hincr-
hurEh.-Mr. and Mrs. Elcazor Shattucl5
or South Starksboro visited her broth
er ). j. Randall, tho first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Conger of Wood
bury are visiting her brothers, George
ana Jerome sweet at T1anksville
Mr.. ana Mrs Pearl lin Of Mexico. Wis
tied at +. r. Strong's the first of the
week.-The Willing Workers will have
an ice cream social at the NJ. w. A. hail
Wednesday evening. July q. for the bene.
nj of the Rev. II. T. Kemp.-Mr. Ring Of
Jericho visited George Wells over sun
day
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from First Pngc)
SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Moore passed sew
eral days in Crown Point, n. Y, last
week Mrs. G.. W. Howard and Miss
Douglas were in Burlington n few days
last week.-Mrs.. Ann Martin, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. A. J. Towner has
returned to her home in Nergennes Mrs
d. \. Forbes. who has been the guest Of
her mother, Mrs Sally Smith, returned
tc Amherst Mass. Thursday.--F. f.
Plat and John Dickinson attended tho
conclave OF Knights Templar in Sara
toEa DR.. Kidder returned from Burling-
ton Friday, where he had been taking
examinations.
Mrs. John T.. Jones received word Of
the death Of her father, Mr.. Russell
Tuesday morning and went to Hines
hurgh Tuesday afternoon.-Mr f. G.
Kendall is III with throat trouble Miss
Towner of the telephone exchange passed
Tuesday IN Orwell.--Maurice Sullivan,
who has had bad knee for some weeks
had a plaster cast put on it Tuesday.
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WTLLISTON.

Galen NJ, Cady of Essex Junction was in
town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs G.. A.
Sinclair, who have been staying the past
week with Mrs. Lucia Darling, are visit
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Dow OF Albany, N
Y was at Mr.. and Mrs George Good
rich's and Mrs. Darling's Friday.--Mr
and Mrs. Elliott Miller and two daughters
are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Chapman are the
parents Of boy, born July 15.--The
Christian Endeavor society will give "A
stra wbcrry and ice cream social, in the
church parlors Friday evening Hiram
Phelps, brother of Homer Phelps. has
arrived from Texas to visit old scenes
and fri"nds.-Mrs. Elmer Pine of Mont
pelier IS staying with her sister Mrs
Sadie Marshall.-Mr. and Mrs George
Goodrich were in Jonesvile two days re-
with MY.S nailo Ifnl~a,b
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BRIDPoRT.

Charles Baldwin of New York city was
a recent guest at C. L. Wing s.-Mrs. Lee
of Vergennes is caring for ]. w. Pratt
f.. b. Miner is with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Miner. r. Lamas passed
away Sunday afternoon, being i'll IN bed
but few hours.-D. +. Grosvenor Is
something OF an invalid.-The sick at
A. G. Prehle's are improving.-Mi Ava
Hawley Of Floral park is visiting Mrs.
j. II. Howe.-Mrs. John Draft and child
rem of Auhorn, y. Y. are visiting friends
in town.-Mr. and Mrs q. l.. Smith Of
Orwell were recent guests of relatives
here.-G. +. Wolcott is gaining in health.
Simon and John Coughlin of New York
city are guests at T. j. Bntlor's.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

RI. Rev. Bishop Michaud confirmed a
'Iass Of fifty-eight children Sunday, July
II. The previous week Father Therein
gave written examination Of the cate
chism. a prize was offered to the boy
ana girl who had the best paper. Among
the girls there were ten whose papers
were or the some rank, viz; Mary Barrett,
susie Carroll, Mary McCabe, Florence
Mctabe, Anna Lancourt, Florence
Leddy, Margaret Phillips, Helena Fitz-
simmons, Gertrude White and Bessie
Provost Among tho boys were Leo
fIynn' Leo Butler, Carl Lacilade. Linus
campbell and Thomas Teddy. The girls
drew by letter. the one receiving the first
letter was Mary McCabe. who was given
very nice prayer book. The boy re-
ce'ving the first letter was Linus Can,o-
Dell, he also was given a prayer book.