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SWANTON.

The Misses Ella and Clara Dunbar are
visiting in Jericho this week-Miss Mar
Ion Prouty Is the guest of her grand
mother. Mrs. John Dunn. in Abercorn
p. Q.-Mrs. Frank French has gone to
Mount Holyoke, Mass. to attend re-
union OF her college class. Mrs French
Is one Of the speakers at the banquet
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs. A.
j. Barney Tuesday afternoon.-Don NJ.
.Tobin of Brown University, Providence,
X. l.. Is home for the summer-Mrs
Lou Dunbar Is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.-The condition Of Peter Medor
who suffered a paralytic shock about Il
week ago, remains about the SANCTION
NJ. Phelps Of Buffalo Is guest of ID. c.
Furman.-The Mississquo Yacht club
gave "A fish chowder at Mudgett's island
Tuesday afternoon. About fifty were
prcsent.-Miss Lashway Is visiting in
Boston.-George Washington suffered an
attack of heart failure Tuesday after
noon and his condition Is scrious-Fred
Bradley launched a new power boat We'd
pcSday
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SHELDON.

Miss Constance May Warlow, daugh-
ter of tho Rev. and Mrs w. NJ War
low, ana granddaughter of the ate Sir
Henry nchurGh Lawson, Bart, York
shire England and the Rev. w. NJ.
Warlow senior Monmouth. England.
was married Thursday afternoon. in
Grace Church to W. Charles Ridley
Lyons. rector OF Nccton Shropshire,
England. The Right Rev. A. G. A.
Hall. y. D.. bishop Of Vermont offiCiat-
ed. The bride. who was given away Ivy
her father wore l dress of tambour
lace over ivory duchcssS satin, with
wreath Of orange blosso mand silk
moline veil fastened with lovely
diamond brooch the gift OF her late
grandmother. and she carried a bou-
quet Of white roses, and lilies of the
valley. The maids of honor were the
Misses Mary and Consuela Northrop
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Nor
throp who were prettily dressed in pale
green silk and white hats trimmed
with pink roses. and they carried has
kets of pale pink carnations. The
bridegroom was attended by w sgd
ney Warlow as best man The church
was prettily decorated. and the choir
sang the wedding hymn THE Voice
That Breathed DER Elem and Miss
Olive Farrand, who presided at tho
organ played at the close OF the SER
vice Mendelesshon's wedding march.
A reception followed at the rectory
which was largely attended. At 400
p. m. the bride and bridegroom left in
an automobile en- route for Boston and
Nahant. Amongst tho numerous pre-
sonts was a very handsome silver plat
ed tray given by some Of the members
of the Woman's auxiliary and others.
with the names of the subscribers in
the center.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Soule OF st. Adams
visited at the home of Mrs. Harriet
Boutelle this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Rhett
J. Gates of Franklin are in town to at
tend the commencement exerciscs,-Miss
Lois Stanley visited in Bristol last week
Miss Ethel and Miss Maude Tillotson
Of Highgate are visiting at the home of
their uncle, w. L. Tillotson.-Miss Helen
Stephenson of Lowell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. A. Start.-Mrs. H. h
Russell of Richford Is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs W. O. Bingham.-Mrs. II. II.
Gilbert and children of Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived In town Monday to spend the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. II Narcotic Mss Florence Isham of
Worcester, Mass, is visiting in town.,
Leon Prindle of Charlotte is in town TO
attend commencement exercises.
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GEORGIA..

William +. Sweeney and Miss Eta j.
1iurlburt. were married at 300 y. m
Wednesday at the home of the bride by
the Rev. Geo. G.. MCDovgall. A ftcr spend
ing their honeymoon in New York city,
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney will reside at
Lakeside cottage. Walter pettingill who
is i'll of consumption is very low.-Mrs.
S. T. Mobiles has gone TO Franklin for
fcw weeks visit.--Mr and Mrs. Egbert
Rankin wero guests OF Mrs. Corda Pierce
Tuesday.-The Ladies Aid society mot
at the parsonage Wcdncsday.--Th schools
VIII close Friday for the summer vaca-
ton.-Mr and Mrs. Hiram CuShman of
Burlington, arer spending few days at
IL. A. Cushman' S.--A democratic caucus
will be held at the town hall Saturday
evening *. G. Tarrows, who has been
i'll for a few days, is much improved. &c.
Mrs. Ira Judd has gone to St Adams
hospital to undergo surgical operation.
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house by an injury TO one leg.--Mrs.
F. M. Sears gave a tea party Wednes-
day to several young ladies.--A daugh-
ter was born June 10 to Rev. and Mrs.
]. q. Angell.-Martin r. French liz In
very poor health.-Warren L. Demcr-
rift and Mrs Demmle Patterson were
married Wednesday by the Rev. ]. @.
Angel and left for n short visit with
Mrs. Demerritts parents, in Unjerhill.
The town schools will have picnic
under the direction of Superintendent
Frank X. Graves, at the Palisades park
from 1000 a. m to 500 p. IN. Wednes-
day. Juno 24.--The high school grad
uating class accompanied by Mrs. w.
II. Douglass will leave on the first car
Thursday for weeks visit in Que
hoe
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Edwards an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Charlotte Pearl, to Harrison
Warner Sinclair, June 10.-Mr. Haines
Of Morrisville was in the place Satur-
day and sold his building lot on Pearl
road street to +. J.. Start.-Alfred
Lamplough OF Berkshire is the guest
of his sister Mrs. Annie Lease.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Porter of Sharon are
spending several weeks in this vicin-
ity.--Waltcr Clark Is very fiji. NJ.
Wilcox is slowly improving and is able
to ride out.--Frank Powell of East
Berkshire is visiting his mothcr..-
H. w. Varnum has returned from
Woodstock. New Brunswick. where
he accompanied tho remains of his
friend, Robert Caldwell to his old
home for burial.--Miss Ariel Clark
spent several days in johnson the
past weck,-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Griswold.
June 12.--Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Sinclair
have returned from their wedding and
VIII soon go to housekeeping on Rail
road street.--Mr, and Mrs. r. A. Bukcr,
Mrs. c. A. Leland Of Montpelier and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buker of Cam
bridge were guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Buker over sun
day.-'lienry Nye visited in Burling-
ton the past wcek.--Theodore Alfred
Buker and Nina Belle Pratt, both of
Montpelier. who were quietly married
there June 6, are visiting at his
fathers A. d. Buker. They left
wednesday for Boston and will sail
Friday for Costa Rica, Central Ameri-
ca whore Mr.. Buker has employment
az conductor on the railroad service.
Ihey Will be accompanied by Mrs c.
a. Leland sister of Mr. Buker whose
husband also has employment as
conductor in Costa Rica
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. and Mrs. o. r. Wells. Miss
Maud Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs X. j.
Gates are attending commencement at
Bakersfield this wcek.-The Rev. T.. w.
Day preached the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class In the Methodist
Church Sunday.-The Rev. and Mrs. w.
l.. Noyes of West Peabody, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Noyds -
A village Improvement society has been
organized with the following officers:
President, Miss Luna Pomeroy; vice.
president, Mrs. Henry Han; secretary.
Miss Ella Randall, treasurer. Mrs. Edith
Gates.--The condition of l. =. Simpson is
much improved. Harold and Anna Powell
are home from st. Johnsbury. where they
graduated last weck.-IIilda Hopkins, who
attended Simmons College in Boston, ar
rived home Tuesday for the summer.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The school year OF Maple Lawn
Academy will close Friday evening, June
10. with Junior class exercises of which
the following is the program: Music,
piano solo, Miss Lena Walbridge; invoca
tion. the Rev. w. A. White; music. piano
solo, Miss Charlotte Osgood; whistling
solo. Miss Walbridge recitation, IN
temperance" Josie NJ Martin; declama-
ton. True Eloquence. Harrison Davis;
music, whistling solo, Miss Walbridge;
recitation. Mary Garvin," Charlotte
j. osgood defamation, "Wherc Old
Glory Flies To-day" James q. Allen:
music, vocal trio, Misses Wright, Osgood
and Martin, whistling solo, Miss eNal-
bridge: recitation. IAN AftarDoon In a
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ENOSBURGH.

The annual picnic Of the district schools
Of tho town will Ice held in the woods
of Frank A. Cassidy at EnosburSh Cent
er Friday. June @i-The Rev. Mr.. II.
Titus of Peru, y. Y, and family are at
the home of his mother. Mrs, q. s
1-assctt He will preach at the Congre-
Eational Church Sunday morning in ex-
change with Mr.. Kent. The Woma n s
Missionary society of the Congregational
Church will meet at the vestry Thursday
at > p m.-Miss Lura X iddcr of Enos-
hurgh Falls is visiting her brother. James
Kidder,-Mr and Mrs. II. II. Besscy arc
passing several days in Richford-At
the Congregational Church Sunday. the
time allotted to the sermon was given to
hearing reports from the state convention
OF Congregational Churches at St
Adams. The delegate. Mrs. Wright. had
a paper of about ten minutes Mrs. Dow
and Mrs, Kent told what impressed them
and the pastor summoned up with a few
words.-The W. c. T u met with Mrs
John Cassidy Tuesday afternoon.-Sun-
day afternoon the Rev. f. Kent with
Deacons Fassett and Chaffec and several
friends met at Wright farms with Miss
f. Jane Wright for the celebration of
the Lords supper. 1t Is 16 years since
she has been able to go to the church by
reason of lamcness from a broken hip
and her loss of hearing .-Mr. and Mrs
Harley Bilado and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
encc Gelbas and children visited Mr.
Billado's parents at Norfolk Saturday
and Sunday.-A number of Brigham
academy alumni went to Bakersfield
Sunday to hear the bacCalaurate ser
mon.-Mr. Harry c. Libby of Hardwck
son of James Libby of Enosburgh, is In
the hospital at Burlington, where he
was taken hurriedly to be operated upon
for appendicitis. He underwent the
operation and is doing as we'll as could
be expected.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Bessey
are spending some time in Richford
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HYDE PARK.

In the case of State VS.. Henry Redell
OF Waterville, charged with adultery. a
verdict of not guilty was rendered Fri
day In Lamoille county court. The Jurors
were excused until ten o'clock Mon
day morning.-Charles Lyons. who was
married at Sheldon Thursday. will return
mere IN about two weeks with his bride
Mr. Smith, principal of the high school
here for two years, has gone to his
nome IN Newport to spend the summer.
lie expects to 20 to Washington in the
fall-Miss Gertrude Thompson Of the L.
{, A.. has gone to North Rrookheld.
Mass, for the summer. She will teach
here another year,-George Hicks has
gone to Hamden, Conn, where he has
employment
Mrs Arthur Campbell and son and
Mrs Gertrude Sconold OF Barre are visit
ing at o. n. Campbells Mrs Nora
Scoteld and daughter are In Burlington
Miss Delta Collins is at home from
Montpelier for the summer vacation
Col. and Mrs. Mcfarland and daughter
have gone to wellesley. Mass. to at
tend commencement f. G. Page
and Master Proctor are in stowe for
few days,-Carroll q. Page is spending
n few days at Essex-A democratic
caucus will be held Saturday night
Miss Blond Seymorc has been called to
Randolph by the death of her father
A. u, Robbins has purchased j. r.
Stevens's farm and cattle.-A republican
caucus VIII be held Thursday night-U
A, Moves and family are spending
week NJ Caspian Bennett G. Doug
lass of the University Of Vermont has
been engaged as principal of the L. e.
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FAIRFAX.

l. r. HUNT received n telegram Mon
day that his sister. Mrs. Canf Smith
died suddenly Of heart trouble. They
were to come East the first of Univ
Miss Lillian Buck OF Mlddietown Strings
Is the guest Of his father. d. 5 Buck-
Mrs. A A Walker and daughter, Fannie
were called to North Hyde PARK Nondav
by tne deaths of their uncle and aunt
Miss Alice orion has return from, q,
week in Montgomery. -Raymond Butler
or ElEin. ILL.,, Is visiting his mother. Mrs
Nellie Butlcr-L II. Hunt is very in ard
not ey"ected to livc-Those from Fair.
lax who attended A. n. Bucks funeral
in Burlington, Wednesd were g. a
Keenan, Mrs. and Mrs r. VI. Ball and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Buck, Mr. and Nrs
Ralph Buck, Miss Lillian It Mrs. W
3 Brush and Mr.. and Mrs UnrIov
McNall'-Mrs. Charles Hubbel is tho
guest of her father Mr.. George McNau.--
inc condition OF Mrs. B. s. Dawson ia
unchanged.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

attend commencement exercises. The
Misses ANY Goodspeed and Dorothy Par
ker will graduate from Montpelier semin-
ray.-Mrs. W. II. Pond of Riseland, n.
j., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
T.. n. Combs-Schools will close this
week for the summer. vocational. r.
Kingsley and daughter visited the Rev.
J. X. Fuller in johnson last week.
Wayne Combs has moved to Mrs. Good
speeds house vacated by Frank Blair
Bert Philips has gone to Maine, where
he has employment in a veneer mill,
owned by G. T.. Hall of this town.--Miss
Alma SWEET OF Newport is in town.
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H1GHGATE CENTER.

The Ladies' Village Improvement So
ciety served supper at the home of
Mrs. A. y. Burdick on Canada street
Tuesday afternoon at $40 O'clock
Mrs. a. J.. Redding Is seriously i'll
with ncuritls-Miss Annie Butler left
Monday for Sugar Hill, n. Y, where
she has a position as librarian at the
Sunset IIill house.--The two large
barns of l.. O. Nye's farm were burned
to the ground Thursday morning about
seven o'clock. The origin of the fire is
unknown but 1t is thought to have been
the work of tramps.--A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Sanderson Thurs
day.-Cutler Rabbit of Boston. Mass,
is spending n two weeks vacation in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. 1Iidder Of
West Rutland are guests OF c. r. Ly-
on and family.-Miss Sarah Place has
been appointed town superintendent
OF schools In place of Miss Lille
Mckinney, resigned.
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Hardwick primary school the past year,
is at home for the summer-N Jessie
Richard is passing three weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
=. Richard. She is n stenographcr in
White River Junction. Mrs. Mary NJ.
wilkins of White River Junction Is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. A. X. 1Ionsinger-
J. r. Catlin and two daughters, Nellie
and Doris. with their young friends, Miss
Frances Truax of Swanton and Miss
Bertha Hazard, ARE camping for n few
days Mt THE Bceches" at West Swanton
$. w. Bliss of Skeels Corner. has n
large gang of men at work remodelllng
several small barns into large stock
and hav harm
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The !. o. +. lodge has invited the
Frontier Grange to attend a service June
81 at 200 p. IN. at the Methodist Church.
The Rev S. T. Perry, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church at Richford, will preach
Miss NJ. j. Armstrong went to Sheldon
Monday to attend the wedding of a
schoolmate, Miss Lucy C. Vadrick, We'd
esday.-Quarterly meeting service will be
held at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning.-The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Lowell stowe Wednesday after
noon.--James Thompson. who has been
visiting at the home of his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Brown,
the past week left Monday for Moose
jaw, Saskatchewan,-Mrs. e. A. Hull is
attending commencement at Bakersfield
this week.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Ell Holcomb is still very poorly
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson PardY of Chazy,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs NJ. $.
Thomas.--Miss Kaloria has returned
from Swanton. Exercises for children s
day arc being practiced. Mrs Kaloria
having charSc-Miss Rose La Bombard
of burlington spent last week at her
homc-M. r. Council and family have
arrived from Tarrytown, y. Y, and have
opened their cottage for the summer.
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FLETCHER.

The remains Of Mrs. Albina GamD)
Euggles of Hyde Park were brought here
for burial Saturday. Mrs. Ruggles for
merly resided in this town.-Mrs +. /.
Smith. whe has been i'll for some time.
Is not as well-Work has been begun on
the permanent road which is being built
from Ira Green's corner toward the
Center
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ladd.-Mrs
+. T., Wilsey is recovering from her i'll
ness.-Dr Dewey Chambcrlin OF Ne
vada, Iowa, and his brother John
Chamberlin Of Toledo. Ohio. are visiting
their father. j. A. Chamberlin, who will
reach his 9oth birthday June co. A re-
ception will be held in his honor at Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahcl Chambcrlin's.-M
Burton l.. Baker and daughter and Miss
Ethel Gardner Of East Braintrce, Mass,
are spending a few weeks at T.. Cffords
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Mrs. Fred Norton and son of Vergennes
are visiting Mrs. Norton's father. II, f.
Comings.-M Sadie Pond is passing the
week In Montpeier-There will be no
services at Cavalry Church Sunday
Addison j. Pond. who suffered a para
lytic shock Monday. is in critical con-
dition.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pond of
Richford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moshcr
of Burlington and Mrs. Katherine Rog-
ers of Boston, were called here this week
by the serious illness OF their father, Mr..
Pond
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

j. G, stanton Jr., and family of Mont
real were guests at the Franklin house
Saturday and Sunday.-ScrVice was held
at the Union Church here Sunday by the
Rev. Mr.. Walker, rector of Holy Trinity
Church at Swanton.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Payne arrived at their cottage Fern
croft last week, for the summer.-M
and Mrs. Enos 5, 7. Richardson and
young son are guests at the Franklin
house.
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WATERVILLE.

Harley Bennett has moved into tho
Wells house.-Mrs. Frank Laraway Jr.
IS visiting friends in IIardwick. and
Mrs. Lee Tillotson of Morrlsville are
VISITING In town for a few days.-The
Ch'ldren's day exercises at the Union
Church Sunday were a great success.
The church was crowded
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ORANGE COUNTY.
THETFORD.

Joseph g French ana Miss Crac,
X. Gordon. both Of Union Village. we're
united in marriage June 10 bv the
Rev. w. f. Newton Of Union Village.
assisted by the Rcv. George W clo,,gn
of Efu1sor
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EDEN.

Edward Henry Dolan and Miss Alma
n, Cross both of Lowell. were married
at the residence of MIR. and Mrs L. l..
Cross. parents of the bride Wednesday,
June 10, by the Rev. c. H. Collidge
pastor Of the Congregational Church.
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Albert Patterson and two child
rem are visiting her parents in Alburgh. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Strait are visiting
their son, Reuben Strait of Franklin
Mr. Sullivan of Burlington visited at w.
Kings June Il
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A'-Miss Marjorie Cram has completed
work for Noyes Wood and returned to
Burlington.-Miss Sara Chaplin has re-
turned from her vacation.
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sTOWE.

STOWE.
About 30 from the Waterbury Center
Grange attended the meeting of Mans
field Mountain Grange Saturday Dinner
was served by the stowe Grange Tho
visitors carried out an interesting pro-
gram of music, recitations, papers
among those taking part being DR.. ID. ].
Foster, Grace Hill. Ethel Morrison.
Francis Smith. Matte Hodge, Mrs. D. G..
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. /. ]. Prescott, Mrs.
A. X Smalcy, Mrs. Norway. II. +. Hill,
II. =. Robinson, f.. r. Towne. Frank
Guild. The question discussed was do
the farmers make as much use of their
opportunities as mon in other occupa-
tions?"-Lloyd and Lyle Douglass, who
have had home with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Douglass. have gone
TO live with their father, G. H. Douglass.
in Waterbury Allen Owen of Hines
burg IS visiting his sister. Mrs. George
Watts, and niece, Mrs. II. B. Faunce.
He is accompanied by his son. Edison
Owen.-A. j. Houston has returned from
Springfield where he attended the we'd
ding of James ". Smith and Miss Baker
of that place. Mr.. Smith, who is employ
ed in Springfield, was a former employe
in J. T.. lloustons factory.-Mrs. l.. 5.
Page is spending the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George 5. Nc
Alllster. Mr.. Page will have employment
in the White Mountalns.-Mr Mary
Sherbut went Saturday to Woodstock
where she has employment +. q.
Kaiser has rented her house.-Mlss
Beuah Boycc attended the wedding of
a cousin in Barre Saturday.-Miss Angie
Harris is visiting in Waterbury,
day evenin~ Principal and Mrs. w. II.
Douglass gave a reception to the gradu-
ating class of tho high school at their
home on School street. In a potato race
Stafford roardman won first prize and
Herbert Wright the booty. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
service in honor of Flag day was
held at Unity Church Sunday morning
The program was arranged by Mrs o.
T.. Gerry, patriotic Instructor of II. II.
Smith Woman's Relief Corps, and In
cluded a reaoing by Mrs. Gerry, a solo,
Star Spangled Banner" by Mrs. H. w.
Barrows, rectations by children and an
appropriate sermon by the pastor, the
Rev. T. NJ. II. Abbott The members of
the post and Relief Corps attended in a
body, and the church was decorate with
flags and tiowers-The funeral of Miss
Celia Paul of Morrstown was held Sun
day afternoon at the Congregational!
Church of which society she was a men,
ber The Episcopal funeral service was
carried out by the Rev. A A. Wood of
Hyde Park The burial was in River Bank
cemetery.-The meeting of Mansfield
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THE DISCOVERY AND A SAD
AFTERTHoueHT.

"Caleb. we've got IT."
The early morning light was throw
ing it's feeble rays through the observ-
atory. The two astronomers.their
shaggy heads together over the table,
whereon was spread large groups Of
figures-gazed at each other in solemn
awe over the wonderful discovery they
had lust made.
yes" whispered the one who had
spoken. "Here It IL: there ia no error
we have checked OF everything. In