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general alumni and various classes OF
81. Johnsbury Academy to he held at
the academy building on Friday evening.
June II. No matter If you didn't grad
uate. No matter II you were fired"
No matter how much OF mess you
made OF your academy career or how
short or how long 1t was, II
you over were connected with st.
Johnsbury Academy in any ca
pacity. como TO the big reunion Friday,
June 20, and you will be glad YOU came.
Members of every class which ever grad
uatcd from st. Johnsbury Academy have
hccn requested to invite their old class
mates 10 attend this combined reunion Of
each class and tho whole alumni. The
committee realizes the mpossibility of
getting a written invitation to any con.
sidcra BILE portion OF the alumni, bu,
through the kindness and generosity Of
the editor Of this paper, we are able to
reach you"
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HINEsBURGH.

The Merchant OF Venice which Was
presented by the students of the high
school Wednesday May p was a sue
cess, every participant tcstifyins to the
careful training received from MSS
Wheeler, Special mention should be made
of Miss Lucy b, Pierce as Portia and of
William Greenleaf as Shylock Several
selections on hc piano were played by
Miss Clare Hull.-The graduating ex
ercises of the high school will be held
at the town hall June 12.-Mrs. Moore has
returned from Burlington.-Thr Wood
mems ball Friday night was largely at
tended.-H NJ Page went last week to
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.
Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
| served and large crowd gathered to
listen to the able address of the Rev. T..
f. Grccrleaf Pine Knot Camp, NJ W.
A., united with the members of Cum
mngs Post and the W. r. C.. and a
bountful dinner was served at the town
hall. Music was furnished by quartette
composed OF the Rev. +. =. Mccabc. Mrs.
+. NJ. Post Charles Moore and Mrs.
Martin O'Brieu. The Ferrisburgh Dra-
matte club was greeted with crowded
house Saturday night when 1t presented
Lost in London. Airs. w. T.. Briggs
has returned from the sanatorium at
Pittsford Miss Sarah Andrews of Essex
| Is visiting at Roger Iyman's.-James
Dover of Burlington Is the guest OF
friends here.-llenry Baldwin of Pots
dam, n. Y, is visiting his sister Mrs.
| H. A, Beecher, and other relatives, Mrs
mcnamara OF Enosburgh Falls Is the
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Amos H. Sanders, Brandon ... 8,0e4
Miss Wilma Holmes, Cambridge 5000
Grace N. Gon, Richford ... $3.50
Hattie ]. Hooker, Goshen ...... 5,14O
Mrs. Elma Clapp, Montgomery AGO
Lloyd Gilbraith. Enosburgh Falls 4,55s
Miss Helena Reay. North Hero. 4.1O4
Clayton ID. Stinson, johnson 80. 1881
Mrs. Bernice Clark, Wocott -. Ira
Miss Anna Rogers, Cambridge 1874
F. l.. Giddings. Hubbardton... or
Harriet g. Harrington, Fairfax 75f
Carrie June Brandon ... $50
Mary Lynch, Brandon, ........ ZOO
V. I. Spooner, Sheldon. 6so
Fanny Dickinson, Benson. ... $50
II. II. Jewett, Jr., Montgomery. $50
Curn q. Richardson, Brandon 6ot
John Norcross, South Hero... $50
Carmie Potter, Belvidore ...... IA
Harold Beard, Watervile, .... 500
Grace G. Sawyer, Newport. 5Oa
Ella Stinehour, Cambridge, .. 500
Mrs Alice Clifford. Albany... 80.
Lulu Bragg Waterville, ...., 5Ot
Wilma Atwood. Cambridge. ... sol
b. Morse, Wolcott, ........ 500
F. A. start. Bakersfield .,, 500
Henry Ssldini, Barre, ......... 200
Kate Wood Georgia. ........ 500
Coral Richardson, Wolcott, go. 500
Hattie NJ. Cook, Brandon. ZOO
Henry j. Booth, Alburgh. 800
Charles Williams, W, Derby. 500
T. A. Mccormick, Poultney. 500
Josie f. Lewis. Mortified. 500
Mildred c. Farr, Waitsfcid. 500
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HUNTINGTON.

The ordination Of the Rev. ". C. Kemp
took place at tho Union Church Wednes-
day May 81 The opening prayer was
10y tho Rev. Mr. FAR of Randolph The
Rev. MIR Dexter Of Topsham delivered
the sermon and tho Rev. Mr.. Pease gave
the charge 20 the church. The Rev. G..
H. Wells Of Lincoln gave the charge to
the Rev. II. c. Kemp and the hand of
fellowship was extended by the Rev T.
J. Hill. The Choir composed of Mrs.
Falby, Miss Alger and l., A. Alger rem
dcred several selections. Tho church
was tastefully decorated with flowers and
potted plants.
The weekly PRAYER meeting will be
held with Mrs. Alsana Collins The
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
Elna Morrill, today.-Mrs o. S.
Kenyon entertained the Kings Daugh-
tors yesterday and Mrs. Fred Ger
main and J. G. Beuway and family have
been camping at Shelourne for few
days.. w. Fargo is ill-Mr. and Mrs.
+. A. Fuller were in Bristol and Monk
ton over Sunday.
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FOR SALE and immediate delivery. A
splendid dairy farm of 10 acres. 2
miles to railroad station and village
near ono Of tho best conducted cream
cries in the state, Very productive clay
loan soil, free from stone. nearly level,
a larG" sugar bush equipped. ample
wood for homo use. plenty OF apple.
pear and plum trees - large butter
nut trees, COW barn ties cS head warm,
light and convenient. running spring
water, main road and telephone. near
neighbors and school, miles to city of
Burlington. Price 5000. This will in
clude - COWS hefers. calves. u
hog kind, : horses. l cream separator
! pair harnesses, farm wagons all
farming tools. sugaring outfit, n years
stock OF stove wood, a good mock OF
hens. Seed in the ground. A money
maker from the start. The Bargain
finder J. +. Hunt, Essex Junction,
Vermont. 4S,w2t
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Or. Spiller, optician. will he at Jerome
Carpenters June S. at Fuller's Hotel
June 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lcavitt and
grandson. Samuel Damon. visited
friends in Ripton the last of the week
MIR. and Mrs. Arland Farr of Bris-
toll were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Ellis over Sunday-Herbert Tart
and daughter Mildred and Miss Pearle
Doty OF South Starksboro visited
Lyman Hills and other friends over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A, Is. Small of
Burlington and Mrs, Jennie Small and
children of Jericho called on friends
here lturday.-The willing Workers
will he entertained by Mrs Agnes
Brewster. June 1o.-Nrs. V. r. Sar-
gent and son. Rolla, are visiting her
brothers in Lincoln.-Mrs. Cassandria
Ellis was called to Essex last week
by the death of hor brothers wife.
Mrs. Samuel Keeler.-Dr. Tiley Of
Richmond was in town Saturday in
consultation with Dr. Falby for Mrs.
Ella Brewster. who is quite i'll with
erysipclas.-Miss Eliza Wells and
Lewis Liberty wer> married at the
parsonage by the Rev. II. l. Kemp,
Tuesday.-Milo Taft was in Burling
ton Wednesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The new f. r. -. route, y. l. was
started Monday with c. W. Mcbride as
ca rier. The route covers 2S miles and
extends toward Colchester to the vicinity
~ the Griffin school house. back through
French village and across the river to
corner near what was formerly the
George Bates place in Williston. then to
school house No. in Willston and ba ck
to this Office by tho way Of the river
road from North Will;ston and mail may
he delivered to any one on the route
who lives a mile or more from this Of
flee.
Appropriate pre-memorial exercises
were held in the different school rooms
Yesterday afternoon. The Rev. c. c.
Adams spoke at the primary school and
the Rev. ~ A. Wood. Or. c. NJ Ferrin
and c. - Howe at the tigh school
Mrs Edward Sinclair and daughter
were in the village yesterday on their
way to their home in Jericho from Long
Island, where they have been for eight
months with Mr. Sinclair, who is en-
ployed there.
Miss Eva Green, who has neen house
keeper for II. W. Rice. has gone to North
FerrisburGh to remain some time.
The Burlington Light & Power COM
pany installed a five h. p. motor for vii
liam y. johnson e. Son in their cream
cry this week.
W. W. Wheeler. who has been in poor
health for some time. went Yesterday TO
the Fanny Alien hospital for trca tment.
Miss Abbie Mitchell of Swanton will
visit Mrs. Mary Fairchild to-day.
Miss Amelia Keeler has returned from
Frederick. s n. called here by the death
Of Mrs. Samuel Keller Of Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Grow are to begin
housekeeping in the upper part OF L. NJ.
Hays's house
Mrs polly Reynolds has gone to Keenc.
n. H., to remain some time
The Rev Frederi X Emerson Of Jeri-
cho is to preach in the Baptist Church
Sunday in exchange with the Rev. y.
A. Wood
The Memorial day program was carried
out here a printed. TIE procession
formed on the Park street school house
grounds and marched to the cemetery
where graves Of soldiers were decorated
after which the march continued to the
Congregational Church where the cX-
ercises were held. The program consisted
Of prayer by the Rev. George Emery:
selection by a Uuartette. composed of
Mrs. +. H. Stanley. Mrs. c. A. Booth.
O. f.. Cox and +. II. Stanley with Miss
Mary Nichols as organist; the reading
of Lncoln's address at Gettysburg by
l.. W. French; address by Lieut.. Gov.
G. II. Prouty OF Newport. Mr.. Prouty's
spce ch was carefully prepared and was
listened to with interest. II was followed
by selection by the quartette and the
exercises closed with the singing Of
America. Music was furnished by the
Willston band.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chancey Bingham Of
Middlebury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p Roscoe Saturdav.-Shcrif q. A.
Smith Of Addison was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs r. G. Roscoe Memorial day
Elhu Kingsley Is quite I'LL +. Davis
visit,d in Weybridge Saturday and Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Icon Eowlcy of Bris-
tol were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f..
Rowley Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bicknell and daughter of Lincoln called
on friends in town Sunday.-Donald Pal
mer has the mumps.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
G. Little were in Middlebury Saturday
and Sunday. -Charles Swcnor Of Peru.
N. y, is the guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Swenor.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tuppcr Of Ferrisburgh were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Mcintyre Sun
day.Mss Della Barrows of Middlebury
is visiting Mrs G. G.. Coates.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Christine Timing gave a very in
teresting temperance address In the
Union Church Thursday evening. The
social Friday night was a success and
about $1,000 was realized Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Bates of Bristol visited at @. T..
Growers Sunday.-Mrs Vivian Barrett,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
r. J. Gore. has returned to Rutland Mr..
Brownell Of New Haven is visiting DR..
Cushman. Mrs. Verne sargent and son
are visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
II. Rhodes were in Starksboro Saturday.
B ]. Cove was in Mlddebury Satur-
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MILTON.

Memorial day exercises passed off
Saturday with their usual success. The
veterans headed by the Colchester band
marched to the Methodist Church where
~. A. Smith, marshal of tho day, in
troduced as the speaker, Prin. NJ. u.
Chittenden of the Bellows Free Academy.
Fairfax, who gave a patriotic and
spirited address. Idncolns address at
Gettysburg was read by Comrade n. w.
Crown and thrc selections were rendered
by male quartet composed Of Stanton
Gale G.. n. Wood, c. A. Pratt and Clark
Wright After the address, the veterans
and band marched to the cemetery
Misses Elloween. Edith and Clara Phelps
era ndpa rents. Mr. and Mrs o. G.
Phelps Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Phelps are
parents OF baby daughter.
Amitie Camp. NJ. w. A.. will observe
memorial Sunday with a public service
at the opera house at 200 p m with an
address by the Rev J. G. Curricr after
which they will march to the cemetery
and decorate the graves of four members
buried there. Three have died during the
year. Glenn Booth. Erwin Weston and
William Osborne but Mr. Weston is
buried in Cambridge. The Congrega tional
Church was struck by lightning during
he storm Friday setting the cornice on
fire, but as it was early in the evening
there was plenty OF help at hand and it
was easily put out,-Charlcs Francis
Jones. who has been at Miss Crown $
through the winter and spring. died May
20 Of tuberculosis and his remains were
taken to Newport for intcrment Monday.
E A. Frost is able 10 be out again
Mrs G. S. Ashley attended the Congrega
tional conference IN Essex Junction
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Mrs. Lizzie Miles went last week to
Poughkeepsie. to attend the New York
yearly meeting Of the Society Of Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Baldwin were
in Burlington MondaY.-Miss Eva Green
of Richmond is visiting in town-N1r, and
Mrs George Stilson spent Saturday and
sunday in BriSto-David Ferguson Of
Natick. Mass, is the gu,s of his sister
Mrs W. Bidwell-Severa out OF town
visitors have been enjoying the fishing
in Monkton pond the past week.
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BOLTON.

Wards mill was partially consumed
by fire Tuesday evening. The main part
OF the mill together with the machinery
was saved by efforts Of the bucket
brigade The boiler room and engine room
with their contents were destroyed
Burton Ward and Mr., Bates of More
town were in town Tuesday Herman
Ahizzy with two work teams has gone
TO Chazy. ~ T., to work for f.. f..
Moore. Louis Sonar and employees took
IA raft Of logs to Jonesville Monday,
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BRIDpORT.

daughter was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs Frank Gimore.-Mrs Agnes
Williams has returned from her visit TO
Brattlehoro-Truman Wissell and Miss
Alma Pidgcon were married last week.
Mrs. Emma Wocott is visiting at SChuy-
.erville. " Y.-The funeral OF Loyal
Frost was held Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carney are the parents Of a SON.
Mrs. Herbert Benson was called to Mas
snChusctts by the illness OF a sister
The Memorial day exercises passed of
very creditably.
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CHIYTENDEN COUNTY.
COLCHESTER.

The cemctary association will hold an
other bee to work on the cemeteries
today The ladies will serve dinner
in the parish house.-Miss Holly of
Essex Junction was the guest of Miss
Fannie Day Saturday.-Miss Bessie Will
son Of Burlington spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Helen I,yon.-The Rev.
Henry Buzzel of Montpelier. who is
visiting in town, occupied the Baptist
pulpit last Sunday Mrs. =. l.. Parmelce
returned from Casttcton Thursday.
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Leonard of Can
ton, \. Y. are visiting at Walter
Lewis's-The Ladies' Aid society will
hold n stra wberry festival in Allen
Hall Tuesday evening, June .. Enter
tanment will be furnished by the
dramatic club.--M. +. Allen and family
are at Thompsons Point superintend-
ing tho repairs on their daughters
cottage.--Thc dramatic club gave
Lost in London" in Allen hall Friday
evening to a good sized audience. The
proceeds were for the sidewalk fund.
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CORNWALL.

Burton Dmmo0k has arrived home
from South Africa after an absence of
eight months. Mr. Dmmock is just re-
covering from typhoid fever. being taken
i'll few days after leaving Africa, and
on arrival in England was taken TO a
BESSIE Dean of Worccs-
ter. Mass. spent Saturday and Sunday
with her brother, +. r. Dean.-Mrs. f..
NJ. Payne is in New Haven visiting her
sister. Mrs. Mary H. Dana.
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SHELRURNE.

The regular meeting Of the Ladies' I'm
provemcnt society will be held Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Walter Webster's.
The Rev Mr.. Ncwhall, returned mis-
from Alaska, gave a very inter
esting account Of his work in Alaska AT
the Sunday morning service in the Metho-
dist Church.-Dr. and Mrs. Ncwhall and
two children We're entertained by DR..
and Mrs, Read while in town.-Mrs. +.
ID. PerciVal has sold her place to George
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MONKTON.

During June tho Methodist church
will be supplied from tho Montpelier
Seminary. The preacher for next sun
day has not been announced but on
June ~, Rev II. H. Crawford will sup
ply and DIR. Bishop wtll supply June
81. The pastor will return with his
bride before June IS
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ONE CENT
A w O r D

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 200 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
tContinued from First Pnge)
CORNWALL.

The Memorial day exercises passed of
in the best possible manner. At 1900 A.
m. there was large gathering in the
town hall at East Cornwall. every seat
cling taken and many having to stand,
when the exercises opened. The school
children took an active part and plano
selections were rendered by Frank S.
Foote. Tho orator was Jasper G.. Page
Of Middlcbury. who talked about 30
minutes most accepta bly,.
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VERMONT FARM--ll5 acres beautifully
located on West river, twenty miles
from Brattleboro. excellent fishing.
beating and hunting, pickerel black bass
and trout, deer. squirrel. partridge and
wild duck; level meadow land. Keeps
q COWS large ten room house, an abun-
dance of pure running spring water, all
buildings in good repair, nearly one
half million feet Of nice timber consist
ing % pine, hemlock, ash, bass, birch,
maple and poplar. one thousand cords
Of hard wood; railroad and saw mill
within one mile: one hundred yoCNg
grated apple trees and a quantity of
smaller fruit. VIII be sold with or
without tho timber All stock. tools
and household goods will be included IL
the purchaser desires. Price OF farm
ard timber 81 500 George =. Alexander,
Saxtons River. VI. 49,, 2t&wlt
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ST. JoHNSBURY.

Joseph Fairbanks, president of the ST.
Johnsbury Academy Alumni association,
and Charles W. Steele, president OF the
St. Johnsbury alumni, have issued Il
hearty invitation in which they say;
Every man. woman and child, VINO
ever attended St Johnsburs Academy Is
most cordially invited and earnestly
urged to attend . special reunion OF the
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies Home Circle will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. David
Observation-Disclosures Wright is failing.
His brother, Harry, visited him Sunday.
Frank Thompson has sold his farm to
Mrs. A. Thompson OF Huntington and is
moving back to IinColn.-Olivcr Sweet
is in poor health. His daughter, Mrs.
jerome Cutler of StarKsboro and son,
Henry Sweet of Lincoln, visited him
Saturday .--Hermie Purinton is better.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

NJ S. Atwood of Burlington spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirby and
the Rev. Mr.. Hall werc guests at A..
A. Boardmans on Memorial day.--Mr.
Wellington of Chicago is visiting his
sister. Mrs F.locta Sessions.-M Roy
Kirby and two sons Of Cody, Wyom-
ing are Visiting relatives here.
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LEICESTER JUNCTION.

The Rev. ana Mrs J.. O. Hathaway
have returned from Cavendish.-Mrs
Clement Brown. who has been in poor
health tho past winter, is much i'm
provcd-Moses FerSon has moved into
his new home purCha sod Of n. r. Brown
of Brooklyn.-Mrs. lone Horton has trad
cd places with Mr.. Person and has moved
into the large house at the Corners.
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Fish and Dig CLANS.

On this River View farm Of IN acres
'our st ca mboats pass daily: neat build
nGs, maple shade; bordering water, fine
'ruit, to settle estate Immediately price
reduced to $500 For details and travel
ng instructions see page - "Strout's
Money Making Farms of America" copy
rec +. A, Strout Co, o94 Washington
ST, Boston. Mass. 49wlt
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Wcst.-George Spencer has the frame UP
for his large barn.--Thc schools held
memorial exercises on FridayMiss Eva
Smith of the Castlcton normal school was
at home over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Wilkinson attended the funeral of Loyal
Frost of Bridport Sunday.
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t2,oN BUYS a splendid dairy and maple
sugar farm miles from the busy rail-
road town of Wolcott Vt, good build
ings. running water, fine sugaring.
near ncGhbors, cream taken at door.
large amount Of growing timber. This
farm keeps II cows, immediate delivery.
Can do business with $4,000. The bar
gain finder, J. f. Hunt, Essex Junction,
~. 4Swct
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALt.-Farm in Cabot. Vt, with
stock. tools. etc. containing Of 10 cows,
| yoke oxen. 3 head young stock, l
horse, new buggy wagon. new pung,
express wagon. sleigh. harness. etc. al
50 - cords of wood together with grow
ing corps. Farm contains 10 acres and
Will keep - COWS and team. House con-
tains seven large rooms, one barn AK
"a. Sugar bush with 500 trees well
equipped. Price for all only s.. 800
Terms ono half down Inquire Of y. A.
Perry. Barre. VI. 134,2t&w, 1t
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MILTON BORO.

deer was seen Wednesday morning
in l. r.. Smiths pasture Pre- memorial
exercises were held by the school Friday
afternoon and the children marched 10
the cemetery and decorated the graves
George Phelps Of Sopcrtown is running
cart for the ST. Adams tea and coffee
company. MIR. and Mrs, Thomas Berry
were in Essex Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs, Samuel Keelcr-W. H.
Howard and wife of Cambridge were here
Saturday and Sunday. rders arrived
at Camp Rich Tuesday night.
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SALISBURY.

F 3. Nelson was injured last week
by being thrown from his wagon
A. G. Sheldon of Rutland spent Fri
day and Saturday with relatives here.
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WATER TAXES for June both
Schedule & Meter are now due and
payable at the water office, No. City
Hall. Unless prompt payment is
made. hve per cent. will be added 70
the bill. and the water shut off. as
prescribed in section IS of the water
ordinance. Office hours for the first
nine days from s a. m. to p. m. June
10th office hours a. m. to 10 p. m.
Pay before the 10th and get your dis
count FRANK S. LANOU, StPT.
131ot&WIt
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Henry Lander of Williston and
two children who have been visiting
her father +. Stacy, returned home
Saturday.--Miss Clara Harris has gone
to Monkton to live with her sister
Mrs. Andrew Thonas.-AsCensio day
was observed Thursday at the Cath
Ollie Church with mass in the morning
lewis Beers has lost his valuable
fox hound from dog dstempcr, which
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ADDISON.

Miss Helena Palmer has accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Gullcy to Benton
Harbor. Mich. and other points in the
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RICHMOND.

Miss Florence Hubbard visited in Bur
lington Yesterday. Mrs. Ira Townc en-
tertained the members of the Louise NJ
Smiley Circle OF Kings Daughters at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Mathers of Burlington was among the
visitors in town yesterday.-A reception
was given Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bartlett
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bartlett.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ
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