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HINESBURGH.

As Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Owen and son
were driving down the hill near Morton
OBrlens Sunday evening. their horse
became frightened at DR.. Murphy's auto
and as Mr.. Owen tried to rein him Into
the road the bits broke, Tho animal ran
throwing the occupants out and badly
smashing the wagon. Mrs. Owen was
picked up unconscious and carried home
IN DR.. Murphy's auto, 1t was thought
that evening that there might be serious
internal injurtes.-E. II. O'Bricn of Rut-
land was the guest OF his brother, Nor
ton, sunday.-Mrs, W. Il. Field and two
children of Washington, d. c.. are at II,
NJ. Hul's Cor n few wceks.-Mr and Mrs
II. l.. Remington went to burlington
Monday to spend n few Gays before re-
turning TO Fitchburph, Mass. They passed
week at NJ +. Rcmington's.-Mrs, c. j.
Russell returned to burlington Monday
Mrs. Kate Isham OF Burlington was in
town Sunday,-An ice cream sociable and
lawn party will be held at Ernest Mil
hams on Wednesday evening August 49,,
for the benefit OF the Baptist society
{. e. hanson has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mrs. James Thur
Der and children of Burlington are visit
Ing Mrs. Norton.-Mrs. Flanagan and
Miss Lorraine Manson returned to Bur
lington Saturday after a few weeks with
relatives here.-Rufus Patrick. who was
Injured in an accident two weeks ago, Is
able to be in the store again.
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ENOsBURGH.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
encc Jelbar August 8.-Mr and Mrs W.
o. Parker Of Montana have been visiting
Mrs. Parker's niece, Mrs. John Cassidy
Ir the absence OF the Row. Mr.. Kent at
Newport, the services Sunday were con-
Quoted by the deacons. a sermon being
read by Deacon Chaffee. The evening
services were omittcd.--The Womens f.
NJ. society will meet with Mrs. Kent at
the parsonage this afternoon. --Benjamln
Parker of Gilmore, son of II. H. Parker
visited his cousin. Mrs. Clara Fairbanks
this week and will go to Montgomery to
visit rolauves.-Mrs. james Kidder is i'm.
proving In health,-Mr. and Mrs Greene
and daughter of Brooklyn are passing
few weeks with Mrs, G. s. Fassett, Mrs
(ircenc'S mother
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH ALBURGH.

Newton Hiram barrow died Friday
morning at the home Of Elbridge Hutch
ms in North Hero OF per!tonits. aged "
years. He had been sick three weeks ard
vas thought to be recovering when taken
suddenly worse. He was operated on
Thursday afternoon, and although the
operation was n success. he died the next
morning. The funeral was held Sunday
morning under Masonic orders. he being
a Royal Arch Mason, with interment In
the family plot at South Alburgh. He
was unmarried and leaves two brothers,
+. T.. and y. A. barrow Of Alburgh. He
had been night Waterman on the steamers
Chateaugay and 1fconderoga Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hutchins are the parents ~
d son, born Tucsday.-John Hazen Of
Waterbury was in town Sunday to attend
the funeral OF Newton II. Darrow.-M Mrs
Edwin Kingsley and son of Massachusetts,
are visiting in town.
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WILLIsTON.

Excursion to Mssisquo Park. See ad
on page 8.
NJ. A. Seymour OF Tllton. n. H.. with
his father-in-law, Mr.. Esterbrook. "
Massachusetts, have been taking a car
rIage drive from New Hampshire, visiting
rr,ends and stopped over Sunday with b.
{, Johnson and Frank Talcott. school
mates of Mr. Seymour. In this his native
town.-Nrs. W. Il. Tarbox has gone to
Starksboro for few weeks with her
mothcr-Joseph SIENNA, Jr, fell from ms
bicycle Sunday and broke his left arm At
the elbow.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Mosher
spent Wednesday in burlington ami
Mrs. Markham Lashua were In Burling-
ton Tues day.
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sWANTON.

The school board has engaged as
assistants to Charles a. Guild of Chat
ham. Mass. principal. Miss Bertha DE
Cora CT Altoona. y. Y and Miss Mar
guerite flarwpod Of this placc.-The
Swanton base ball team Will play
Kouses Point here Friday Miss Flor
ence Colomb IS visiting In Springfield,
dss.-lieury Guortin of Montreal Is
spending two weeks with his family
in Swauton-Miss Alice Bentley of
Boston IS visiting MIR. and Mrs. f. W.
Trench.--Mr. and Mrs. George Weis-
man and son of Cleveland, Ohio, are
visiting his brother, Fred Wcisman.-
Mrs. Carrie Blake VINO Is i'll with a
stomach trouble, remains In a critical
condition.--Thcrc are 500 names on the
check list posted by Town Clerk
George l.oiscllc.--Ora Webster, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Webster has gone
to Tacoma. Wash. where he has en-
ployment.--C. Il. Allen and family are
in camp at Sandy point.--Mrs. II. d.
Dunton of Brooklyn. y. T.. formerly
Of Swanton, is in town.-Mrs. A. i,
Ferris Is making extensive improve
ments on the old Ferris place.
Miss Mary Sanders of Bethel Is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs +. 4. Burnett.-L.
A. l,ecbe and daughter. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ell I}cebe have re-
turned to New Auburn. Minn.-Mrs. Clari-
bel Blake of Greenfield. Mass. has been
called home on account OF the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. Carrie Blake.
A snccial literary meeting Of the
Shakespeare club was held wiki Mrs II.
A. Collins Tuesday afternoon when Mrs
May Adams Rabbit OF Hanrford Pa.
gave an Interesting talk ON the Chautau-
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MILTON BoRo.

Earl Ayers horse was frightened sat
urday at the top OF the MIL near Mrs
humans when Frank Gokey with bicy'
Gle came out of the bushes. Down the
nil RAJ, the horse and through wire
fence. scattering groceries everywhere
and wrecking the delivery wagon. Mr.
Aver escaped by jumpng.-A large part;
from ST Adams dincd at Camp Watson
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Mills of Burning
ton, who are camping on the island were
guests of relatives here over sunday
Mrs. Helen Bullock, who has been al j
f. Films for two weeks, returned tc
Burlington Monday,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Baldwin have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Charles
| Lovely, In stowe the past week.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. ]. Tomlinson of Sharon Heights,
Mass. are visiting In town.--Mr. Titus
OF Iloldredgc. Neb, came Friday and
joined his wife and daughter here-Mrs
Atkins and daughter. haywood, of Lin
coin have been the guests Of her daught-
err. Mrs. Henry Russell, the past week.
Miss Gladys Maulcy OF Essex Junction
returned home Monday after visiting Miss
Alice Andrews for few days.-Claude
Chaplin and family of Essex visited his
uncle j. r. Andrews. over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. W. Brewster and
daughter, Mrs. Clara Norton. are visit
ing their cousin. julius Kimbal at
Glens Falls, N. Y.-Thc willing Work.
ers will meet with Mrs. ]. c. Carpenter
Wednesday, and Mrs. +. r. Strong
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Titus and
daughter are camping ut Thompson's
Point-Mrs. Thomas Phillips Is visiting
her daughters in Montpclier.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. @. Bnglcy ana daughter. Vera.
arc at Queen city Park--Mr. and Mrs
@. +. Warren were with their son. elm
ton Mix. and family at Hineburgh
pond over SundaY.-Mrs Charles Nor
gaa and son of keene, n. H.. and Mrs
Henry t.arosc of Monkton visited their
sister Mrs. II. T.. Gorton Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Dusett, mother and children
of Montpelier have visited at c. s.
lrc"stcr's the past week.-Mrs.. Josiah
Fuller and daughter Mrs. Jennie Berry
of Richmond, have been visiting here the
past week
RESOLUTIONS on THE DEATH or
II. T. pt'E1NGTON.
Whereas: for the third timc IN the
history of our NJ. W. of A. Camp the
shadow OF death has entered and re
moved from us one of Our esteemed
neighhors. H. L. Purineton.
Resolved. that the long and Until
mate relations held with him In the
NJ. w. A. order and the sense Of per
eonal loss and bereavement we all
feel. makes 1t emincntly httinx that
we resolved our apprcC In lions of his
loyalty and his worth.
Resolved, that the sudden removal
Of such Il member leaves vacancy
ana II shadow that will b. deeply re
a lizcd by the ncighbors and friends or
OF this camp.
Resolved that we wish to express
our deep sympathy with the friends
and relatives of our diseased neigh
Dor.
We realize that VIC have lost n
nciehbor that was always ready to
entertain our camp and our VISITORS
lutions be spread on our book ana
also a copy sent to the deceased neigh
Dor people.
Z n
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Wilmot Spcer who with his wife
and son, stuart, have been spending
his vacation at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Spiccr, has re-
turned to Glens Falls. n. JOHN
1Iefflon of Hartford, Conn, Is spending
his vacation at his home herc.--Ralph
and Leila Livcrmorc OF Charlotte Wis
tied their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alison Rollins. over Sunday.-Lucius
Jones of Santa Maria, Cal, called on
friends in town Monday
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JERICHO.

Mrs. r s. McGibbon and daughter.
Isabelle, returned Saturday from a visit
To her parents in St. Armand. Quebec
Mrs. Charles percival and children,
Bessie and Clement, have been visiting
in Montpelier for Il few days.-T. w.
Buxton was at home from Cambridge
Saturday and Sunday.-W. G.. Cook is
making extensive repairs on his house
Frank II. Delisle, who has been in Calf
fornia for two years IS expected this
week to visit his father, II. +. Dclisle.-
Miss Alma Montague Of New York city,
who has been at her brothers, II. +.
Montague. several weeks went
to Connecticut Monday to remian until
September. Mrs. J. T. Varncy and sons
were IN Burlington Saturlay.-rra G..
Morse entertained his Sunday school
class Thursday evening Mrs. Mary
Cakes Mott of West Newton, Mass Is
visiting relatives in town.
DIN Gleason of Nebraska is the guest os
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Gleason
Miss Bertha Hatch Of Underhll Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Ilomba I'd. The Home
Missionary society was entertained by
Mrs f. b. Williams Friday afternoon.
II was one Of the largest meetings In tha
history of the society. Miss Alice FlagS,
who has been teaching In South Carolina,
gave an interesting talk on the Condi-
tions found in the South.-C. +. Percival
and son. Bert Mattress. passed Sunday
in pelcr.-Miss Belle Bolio was at
her home In Fletcher over Sunday.-Miss
Grace Tomln has been confined to the
house for week from the effects Of WV
poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Buxton and
daughter have returned from two weeks
at Maletts bay.-Mrs Harriet Cleve-
land and son of Underhill have been
visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. ". Foster
Robert Holmes of Johnson is visiting at
nc. F. Rcavy's.-Miss McLatta of Bur-
lington has been at l.. NJ. Howes for n
few days.-The Ladies' Help society will
meet with Mrs. G. c. Buxton this after
noon and will serve supper from Ave
until eight o'clock-The Rev. and Mrs.
c. B. Atwood expect to move to Under
Hill about September Miss Florence
Day is entertaining Miss Marion Har-
rington of andoph.-Dorothy and Carl
Day who have been spending several
| months with their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Bue Day, expect to go to New
York this week. and accompany their
| father to Minnesota to remain six weeks
Mrs. Calyn Lowry and Miss Eva
Lowry returned to Montpelier Monday
after few weeks in town.-Frank H.
Delisle and friend, Mr.. Tohn of San
Francisco. Cal, are visiting the formers
father. II. +. Delisle.-But for timely aid
the house of ". d. Chosmore would
have been destroyed by fire Sunday.
The fire caught from an over-heated
Ait nd ,bo,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Mary Gates and Miss Fanny
Gates OF Middlebury are visiting in town,
w. A. Whitney is at the Mary Fletcher
Hosptal where he underwent an opera
tion.--A ball game, men VS.. women Will
be played Friday from GOO to 200 p. m
on Miss Wheelock's meadow, under the
direction of the Young Ladies Auxiliary
OF the Congregational Church, Light re-
freshments will be served.-Miss DAISY
ID. Bcals went Monday to Lebanon, ~
H.. where she has a position'-The play.
THE Scheme That Failed Will be given
In brigham Academy hall "Wednesday
evening, August 10, In connection Win
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FRANKLIN.

Dr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins and two
sons, spent sunday at +. l.. I1oukn's.-
DR. Joseph Newton of Benson called
here Tuesday. W. Gates has bought
the old u. j. Gates farm Of X. J. Gates
Mr.. and Mrs. g. g. Soule and child Of
Johnson are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. IL II Soule.-Charles and
George Wood returned to Barre Friday,
after the funeral Of their mother, Mrs.
Joseph Wool.-Mrs, Maud IIogaboom ia
visiting in Georgia and ST. Adams Miss
Alice Mason. who has been spending a
few weeks with Ter parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Geno. has returned to Boston.
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SWANToN CENTER.

Mrs. J. T. Catlin entertained large
house party Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her cousin, Mrs. Malcolm Rob5
Of salem. Mass.-Mss Nellie Catlin has
returned from n visit of week with
Miss Marion Gordon of Alburgh Center,
accompanied by Miss Gordon.-Mrs. A.
Belle II Croft and son. De Foe. of Boston
who have been visiting at A X. Hon
singer will go Friday to visit at a. Il.
Crott's in Enosburgh.-George sheldon OF
Swanton was the guest Tuesday OF
De Foe Croft at A. X. Hons!nger' S.
Ralph Jennison returned Monday from
South Hero. where he had been the guest
Of friends Mrs. G. Z. Hepburn, Miss
Leila Honsinger and W. A. Honsinger
will go into camp at the lake next week
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Maggie Berry Of Burlington IS
listing Mrs. Ada Forbes. Mrs. l.. A.
Allcn went to Williston Saturday to
ass a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
Tiley,-Mrs. G. S. Allen who was oper-
ated on for gall-stonos at her home on
"Wednesday Is as comfortable as could
be expected. 2SS gall-stoncs were remov-
el.-Evcrett Bradley has gone to his
home In Middlesex. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
RILEY and daughter passed Sunday at
Sllas II. Tilley's In South Burlington
ar. and Mrs, H. s. Isham and son pass
d Sunday in Burlington.--Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morrison and little daughter.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Isham of
burlington were at Mrs. Anna NJ.
lSham's Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Kings Daughters entertainment
last week Wednesday evening by MIR.
Reynolds was n success. Ice cream and
cake were sold and SCI rcalized.-Mr. and
Mrs Swift OF Mlddlcsox visited at A, r.
Sherman's Monday-Kathlecn Saylcs is
visiting In Richmond.
Mrs Ncttie Fitch Is spending a part of
her vacation Mt her home hore.-Tho
Rev and Mrs. Kemp are entertaining
her parents from Randolph.-Mr Jennie
Miller and daughter of Starksboro are
spending n few days at ]. s. Sweets
The Christian Endcavor society will
serve Ice cream and cake on the park
Saturday eveninS.-Mr. and Mrs. Hill Of
Milton are with their daughter, Mrs.
ElllS
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UNDERHIIL CENTER.

J. T. Flynn's eldest son was
operated on for appendicitis at
the Fanny Alcn hospital Saturday.-A
child was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Chcvalier.--A game of base
ball was played here saturday afternoon
between the Bolton and the local nine.
Bolton walloped the home team hand
Fomely.-Thc potato crop In this vicinity
will be very light Tho very little rain
that has fallen the past few months has
curtailed the crop 80 n marked degree.
St. Thomas's hall was filed to ovcr-
flowing Tuesday night and the play
seemed to be endowed by every one in
the audience. The band played. the sing
Ing was excellent and the professors
Story" and recitatons took well.
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NORTH SHELDON.

Gordon Spoonor aged Il years. caught
a three pound black bass Monday Ed
ward Lawrrnce had his leg broken at
Richford Sundly.--'rhe Bible class opened
at the campgrounl Monday evening .-Mrs.
Chadwick =. cummings and t~o children
went to St. Adams Monday and from
there they 70 to phlladelphia.-M $. =.
Cummings and Sarah and Quincy Gallup
visited at East U'shgate Monday.
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Miss Margaret TLawos Of ST. Adams
who has been spending week at the
home Of w. H. Rood returned to her
homo Tucsday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler Of South Burlington are visiting
his cousin. W. A. Wheeer.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Buch and daughter of Brook
lYn y. y. are Visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. d. q. D,Lnforth and
daughter lncz spent Saturday and Sun
day at Mallctts Bay with Mr. and Mrs
Kenyon of Westford, Mrs. George Law
ton IS in st. Adams with her daughter.
Mrs. Smith
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies' AID society IL making ar
rangements for a sale OF Ice cream aud
cake on the church lawn, Wednesday
evening, August l9-Mrs. W. r. Noble
underwent a critical operation at the
st. Adams hospital last Thursday. The
operation was successful and Mrs. Noble
Is doing well.-Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Bash
Hw and mother and two children left
Saturday for a carriage drive through
MONTGOMERY and Morrisyille
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GRAND ISLE.

Miss Lura Chamberlain entertained her
Young friends with corn roast Satur-
day eycping Frank Hoag of Burltngto
is at his home here.-Allen Gage and
Samuel Gordon with friends from Cam
bridge made short visit TO F. q.
Gordon's Sunday.-Mrs, Allen, wife Of
the Rev. Mr. Allen. has returned from
n visit TO her son. The next meeting OF
the Ladies Aid is to be at Hardy
Sylvester's this afternoon.-Mrs Nina
Hoag and son. Ashley. attended the fun
eral OF Newton barrow Sunday at North
Hero Burial was at South Alburgh.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

G. ~ Deal who is III, was taken
saturday to Montreal to the hospital
for trcatment.-Mss Josephine Ca
dorcttc and Grace Conlin were in
Swanton Tuesday. Miss Edith Peters
OF Sheldon Is visiting relatives in
town.--Mrs. f. a. Winters has gone
to Lowell to visit her mothsr-Mrs,
c. $. Stoddard went to Montreal
TUESDAY for tho dnN
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

The stowe Old Home association
held Its annual meeting Friday even
Ing at the Akeley Memorial building
the following officers being elected:
President, c. l.. Mcmahon; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Herbert f. Straw: secre-
tary. l.. l.. Hams, treasurer, II. Z.
shaw. 1t was voted to observe Old
Home week as follows; A Union Sun
day morning service on Old Home day,
August l6; an Old Home reception On
Tuesday evening August IS, general
picnic at Palisades park Wednesday,
with sports and games in the after
noon. The committee to arrange for
the Sunday service Is the Rev. j. =.
Angel. Mrs. Eunice Potter. Mrs. Mary
A. Jenny; reception committee. c. l.
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WEST BOLTON.

Charles Farr of Littleton. ~ H.. has
returned and is to commence mimi,
soon.-L. II. Maltby. aged % years and !
months. died Sunday. Tho funeral was
held Tuesday at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs a. ]. TIosford. the Rev. NJ:
Thompson officiating. Among those from
out Of town to attend the funeral were
John W. Gordon of Barre. DR.. and Mrs.
w. o. Church Of Burlington ana Mr. and
Mrs J. II. Atkinson of Morrisville.
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UNDERHIL.L.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Knight Of the West
are visiting his brother. d. W. Knight. -
DIN Gleason Of Nebraska Is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Irving Gleason
Mrs. Gallup OF Worthwhile Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. 7. Metcalf.-Dr. and Mrs A.
+. Burdick have returned from Saratoga
Miss Pounding. who has been the guest
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. c. x. Leach Of Cam
bridge are visiting relatives In town
Mrs. Jennie Rogers has returned 70
Boston after svera weeks with her
father Cephas Carpenter.--G. w. Robin
son has purchased the Church farm.
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the bazaar given by the members of
st Georges Church.-Miss Maria J.
Brady OF Enosburgh Falls visited in
town over Sunday.-Mrs. Forth, who
has Just returned from Europe, Ia vst-
Ing her sister, Mrs. II. b. Fuller, at High
land Farm
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WES1'FORD.

Mr.. and Mrs, watkins of Ashton,S. D.,
lave been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Bates the past week.-Thc Rev. Mr..
Burke of Fairfax preached In the Bap
list Church Sunday.-M!ss Edna Marvin
Of Springfield, Mass, Is visiting at r. w.
Grow s.--Dr. and Mrs Robert Flagg have
son born Sunday,-H f. Jackson fell
Sunday morning striking on a wagon
wheel and hurting his sid, seriously.
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by exposure in a rain. Mr.. Barnes was
about N years old and had always lived
here except for year passed In San
Francisco. lie had been I'm frail health
the past year. and few months ago
went to his fathers in Foxboro where he
was tho ught to be gaining In health.
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Crafts were in
Cambridge Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Wills
King and children are passing few days
at the lake.-Mrs Hawley of Illinois,
with her niece. Mrs. Sarah Crafts of this
place. are visiting relatives in Lyndon
vile, Barton and Lowell
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SOUTH HERO.

L. J. Hart spent Sunday in Swan
ton-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Durant Of Brock
ton. Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Luke Durant.
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OF st. Thomas Church Of t'ndcrhIll Con-
ter will give the play ME and Otis" hero
Tuesday evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid society.
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