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a Dead Statesman.

MA .peaking of himself, Mr.. Watson
= mat he was no preacher or son
timo pieacher' he was a lawyer some.
Inn, J. put most times politician, but
e me events of couple of weeks
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ancient nations have dissolved.

ancient nations have dissolved.
Money is not the ideal of the Amer
lean people. There are some who
worship money, but there never was a
time but what the American people
have had this golden ideal of equality.
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No THOUGHT of Riches.

When the Maine was exploded. who
thought of riches and wealth? Gold
was like leaves and blood was like
water. We never rested until all
wrongs had been righted. When the
first call came in 1861, million men
sprang from the hills and valleys of
the north, not for wealth or riches,
but that despised and inferior race
of people should have the same rights
and liberties as they enjoy.
The old idea of fraternity of flames
out in the industrial world in the stat
utes that no organization no matter
how wealthy can override the hum
blest citizen who stands beneath the
shadow of/the American flag.
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CAMBRIDGE.

M '"u -"'S' d. ""'''as VI jew Is""-
N"'e were sues'Soi "rH' d. Hae ''''''' sun
"aE MISS H. 'haEer Oh If"r"iS'oh was
III Town 'he past "'eN'-hhr"'" 'urrler
Oh i-FhuohNl''e IN spending several Gays
at T. u ELLSWORTH So. Hnper mas JUST
!eit on an eN'ehd'h WISH 10 MS "'d nome
In fn'@iand.-Mrs' D. !. Mcclure is
visiting hcr sister, Mrs Bcrtha curtis
at fletcher'-Mlss lIlzabrth batcheIor
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DERBY LINE.

Miss Libby Moreau Is spending a ten
days vacation In Quebec J. y.
Emery, Mrs. Emery and Dr. Gordon
Emery of Washington. went to Bolton
Springs last Tuesday It Is hoped the
change Will benefit the condition of Mr..
Emery who Is in poor health.-Mr f..
NJ. l@nston has left the employ Of the
Eastern Townships bank owing to III
health.-Mr. $. s. Moves Is erecting the
first house on Valentine ave. Other build
inss are soon to follow and this new
street Will he n desirable place for
homes.-The Glec club gave n benefit con
cert for the athletic association last Tues
day evening. Other attractions also help
ed to make the evening "A pleasant one.
During heavy thunder storm Monday
evening the barn and contents including
several cattle We're destroyed by light
ming at the farm of John Brock Leo
jenkins and George McShane have pur-
chased the Megantic House at Lake Me
gantc-F. G. Butterneld and family
have closed their home for the ssummer
and gone to their summer camp on Lake
Memphemagog.- George Bamhll
has charge of the millinery store while
Miss II. II. HcpWorth is taking a vaca-
ton.-Henry Brainerd has purchased
new milk wagon in which 10 carry milk
Tor his South Main street trade.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs. Rufus Powers of johnson spent
sunday with her sister. Mrs. H. j..
Beard.-Pearl Langdcl Is CARRYING the
mail on route No. while W. II. West
over is taking his vacation.-Thc Citl-
zens' Telephone company placer tcle-
phones at Dan BENEFITS, Irwin Browns
Thomas Potter's and Frank T.each's.-
Mrs. Emily Codding of Morrisvillc spent
tho past week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Miller.-Mrs. Frank Lara
way IS very sick-Mr. and Mrs. H. j.
Kelley OF Morrisville spent several DAYS
with her parents, MIR, and Mrs r. A.
Wiley Stanley Mohhs of chelsea. Mass.
is spending n few weeks with his cousin.
Mrs. y. f.. Stearns.-Miss Hazel AMI
Sadie sherman of Morrisvllo arc
spending a few days with Mr.
Calvin Dean of Berkshire and Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. O. q. Kellcy.--R. "A. VII
ley Is In Waterbury on business this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. MIDGET of Nor
risvile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Miller over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Anderson Of St Adams are
visiting his mother. Mrs. a. l.. 1araway
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Tracy and Mrs
Calvin Dean of Berkshire and Mr. and
Mrs. Gland Bennett of Fairfield visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. bennett
last week-A1r. Arnie Warren died
after short Illness of pneumonia on
the 24th.-Mrs. James Shepard Of Bur
lington visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Andrew Robinson. last week
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JEFFERsoNV1LLE.

Mrs. l.. A. Page Is in v,-y poor health
and does not improve.--M and Mrs
Harvey Narnum are on an automobile
trip to Saratoga. N. Y, where they were
accompanied by Mr.. and SIa. Carl
Weston of Burlington-H. II. Nye was
called to H1ghgate Tuesday by the death
Of his aged uncle Nelson Nyc. who was
almost n centenarian, his age being
rinety-eight ycars.--Mrs. Lorraine Holmes
from Boston Is spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Aurilla Edwa rds and
other relatives in this vicinity.-Mrs. J.
A. Waterman is n guest for several days
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. W.
IIolmcs.-Mrs. E. A. Baker and Mrs. G.
w. Holmes of this place and Mrs J. A.
Waterman of Burlington were recent
guests of Mrs. Otis Stearns in johnson.
The two little grandshildrcn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell who spent several
days here have returned to Morrsville.--
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Pope aN,d Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pope have returned from
camping at Joe's Pond in Danville.-
Sybil Raymorc and Beryl Powell are at
tending the summer school at johnson.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Powell .Ju1y
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Farnsworths children have the
whoopnE cough and her house Is quar-
antined. The Hon. Cassius Peck OF Bur
lington was with his wife at II. A..
Aliens over Sunday.-There was quite
n disturbance at George II. Slack's last
Saturday and Sheriff r.. W. Kent was
summoned, but when he arrived the dis
turbcr had made his escape SO no ar
rests were madc.-trank McMurphy is
very sick with malaral fever. He lately
came here from Connecticut-Ned Co.
nant and sisters and cousin and W. +.
Washburn went to Sharon Tuesday for
q family picnic. The guests of the Ran
dolph House took carriage ride to Ber-
lin Pond on Tuesday, and the guests of
the Colonial campod at Brookield Pond
the same day.--The guests Of the old
homestead took In Williamstown Springs
Wednesday J. Adams of
Woodstock was with his parents from
Saturday till Tuesduv
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BELvJDERE

There are five residents of this place
who live within Il mile of each other
whose ages are i33 years They are
Curtis Brown, the famous hear hunter
who has caught % bears in 81 years; the
Rev. Silas Foster S. his wife. Mrs Sal
~ Foster 80 years, Mr.. Fenow 20 years
John Hunter s.. They are all able TO
be about and some of them do consider
able work.--Nernal Coburn has finished
work In Stowe and returned home
Ethel Cob'rn has gone to Bethlehem. ~
H.. where she has employment.-G. r.
Smith OF Morrsville has sold his hay
here In Smtthville to the Billings con-
pany and his help are cutting it-Wilma
Shattuck of Fairfield IS stopping with
her grandmother, Mrs. a. NJ. Shattuck
for a while.-The sad news reached here
recently Of the death OF Darwin Shat
tuck In Colebrook. y. H. lie was born
in this place. residing here until he was
q years old, when the family went to
New Hampshire to live. lie was the
son of Jeremiah Shattuck. He leaves
one daughter and two sisters. Mrs
Frank I'm Of Hyde Park and Mrs c. A.
Whitney of Massachusetts.
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WOLCOTT.

i. \. Tollonbeck and family are in
camp al East Elmore.-Mrs. John IIul-
ton died Tuesday at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. F.. O. Lunt in Morris
Vile whore she went on a visit about
in MorriSvlle to-day and interment
in Fairmont cemetery. Wolcott She is
survived by her husband who
is IN very poor health, and a son,
Dwight, and Mrs T. o. Lunt.-Mr. and
Mrs. /. II. Wood of Middlctown Conn,
were recent guests of Mr.. Woods sis
ter Mrs. Fred Waterbury.-Gcorge
Jennings, wife ana daughter, Beatrice
of Barton, are visiting Mr.. Jennings's
parents. Alonzo Jennings AMI wife,
Tom Little has returned here and is
at work for the Masse company
u. H. Wheeler ha. returned home
Twiss went to Marshficld the first of
from Plum Island. Mass.-Mrs. Bctsey
day after a long Illness. The funeral
was held sunday Rev. J. II. Wills OFF,
o. ID. Cole-Mrs. Artie Russ died Fri
ciating.-Charlcs Wheeler. wife and
Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Charles
tlubba rd, who IL in poor health.--FreI
Niele of Essex Junction Is painting his
farm house here.--Porter Cram of Bos-
ton is visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ Co.
nant.-Mrs. Lyons and sister. Miss Or
cult of Mochanicsville. n. y, who have
been the guests of their niece, Mrs. i.
y. Morse. for a week, returned home
Monday
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

w. T.. Parker and family OF Newton,
Mass. were the guests Of C.. +. BiKc-
low last week.--Dr. and Mrs. NJ. +.
Terrill of New York city passed n few
days with j. r. Akin at the Rluffs,-
Harry Dickens of Barton Landing was
in town last week. --Mrs Jennie An
derson and son. Arnold, who have been
in New York for several weeks re-
turned last week.-The best ball game
Witnessed for some time was PLAYED
at the park, July %. when New
port was defeated by the score OF to
. the winning team being the Front
iers Of Derby Line. Each pitcher gave
only one base on balls and only eight
errors by both tcams.-Ii. r. Prouty
went Saturday to Boston for Il few
days on busness.-Mrs. c. II. Loveland,
has been in Boston for few days,
returned Friday evening.
Miss Inez Miller. who has been passing
few weeks in Iowa returned last week.
Newport played base ball with the
Frontiers at Derby Line Saturday and
won by the score Of TO .. The team
has greatly improved in its playing lately
and good games are assured from now
ono. G. Miller. who attended the
democratic convention NJ Denver. re-
turned last week having made a short
visit at other points on the return trip
T.. J. Prouty and wife are on an auto
mobile trip TO Boston and vicinity.--A
union meeting under the auspices of the
Federated Churches will be held in the
congregational Church Sunday evening
The Rev. Mr. Braidsted of Barre will
address the meeting Mrs Lorenzo Cum
mings left Monday night for Garry. Ind,
where her husband has employment
Miss Natalie Tarlton of Springfield is
passing n short time in town.-Truc and
blanchard have finished the building in
the rear of their store and will use the
same as Il garaEe.-Mrs. l.. T.. Humphrey
Of Burlington is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. RaWSon
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JOHNSON.

q. Is. Landon has returned from
Observation-Disclosures. Carroll Drown. who
has been visiting relatives hero, has
gone to Hyde Park to visit her par
cnts before returning to Milford, n.
H.-Sevcral from here attended tn,
Buffalo Bill show at Burlington.-Ar-
thur Stearns, phil IIcbb, Professor
Rustcd, Belle Baker, Georgia Wells
and w. j.. Tracy and wife returned
Monday from Lake Eden, where they
have been in camp two wceks.-Fred
Boylcs and wife and II. a. Barrows
ana family nrc camping Mt Lake
EIcn.-Thc lawn party given on the
lawn of II. A. Hunt was well patron
lied. About $40 was taken in.-The
Rev. e. II. Pierce and n party of 10
boys are camping at South Franklin
pond for week or 10 days.--David
lIoldridEe died last Saturday from the
effects of n shock and was buried Mon.
day the Rev. ]. y. johnson officiating.
Squire" IIoliridgc. as he was called.
was n prominent man in town, having
held many town offices and for many
years was justice OF the peace and
tried many important cases. JIo will
be greatly missed by his townsmcn.--
The 1thiel Fails camp meeting will
commence August IA and continue 10
days under the Immediate supervision
of the Rev. |. r. johnson.
The camp meeting at 1thiel Falls,
August "A to "a promises to be one
OF the best. Mrs. Amanda Smith is to
he there. Mrs Smith Is a colored evan
gcist and has travelled the world over.
She was missionary In Africa for years
has travelled with Mrs. willard and Lady
Somerset In the interests OF temperance.
She Is now running an orphans home
in the suburbs of Chicago.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Newton and daugh-
ter of Lynn. Mass, passed a few days
with their father. X. H. Newton. last
week. Harvey Newton had valua Bile
three-years-Od colt badly cut on a barb
ed wire fence Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs
II. j. Edmund and daughters Of Norris
vile visited in town last week.-Miss
Minnie Cello of Aver, Mass. is passing
few weeks in town.-Mrs. G. T., BODICE of
Tamworth, y. H., was the guest last
Friday of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Newton.
Miss Mary A Newton of Lowell, Mass.
who recently has been visiting relatives
in town has gone to Lamolle county to
spend a few weeks -Alonzo Kinsley and
daughter OF Essex are visiting relatives
here.-Harold Curtis of Brooklyn, y. y.
is spending part of his vacation among
his relatives in town.-Mrs. and Mrs. c.
l.. Dusham were in Burlington Thursday
on business.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Miss Florence Sanders of the local
telephone exchange has gone to Long
Point for ii two weeks vaca tion,-Nor-
man Rriden of Boston, Mass. is the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. G. W. Crockett, -
Benja min johnson of Boston. Mass, Is
passing three weeks vacation here with
his parents.-A. Is. Goodrich and q. A.
guilty have gone to Rochester and Ora l-
willie for several days stay.-Mr. and
Mrs. q. H. Young. Mrs. w. II, Wright
and son. Earl. and Mrs. kingsley have
gone on an automobile trip to Saratoga
Springs.-Mrs. A. II. Goodrich and Miss
Marion are passing a few days with rela-
tives in Springfield.
James Mcdonald, who is employed at
Humphreys livery stable. had 500 stolen
from him Monday might. Mr.. Mcdonald
went to his room in the livery NJ the
usual hour and whlc asleep. the thief
entered from trap door and quietly
found McDonald's trousers from which
he took the $50 and made good his escape
when Mr.. Mcdonald awoKe in the morn
ing he at once noticed his trousers We're
in a different position and soon found he
had lost his money No trace OF the thief
has vet been found.-W H. Williams has
sold his pair of chestnut horses to George
Kelsey of Salisbury .--AEs, Arthur Perry
has returned from II several weeks stay
at Ausable Forks. y. Y.-E. II. Button
went to Hague, " v, Tuesday and will
return Friday with Mrs, Button and
three chidren,-A. +. Kingsley is spend
Ing the week in Fair Haven.-Mrs Ed
ward Wolcott and two children have re-
turned from Weston,-Myrtle and Minnie
Whitmore were in the police court Mon
day evening and each fined s. and costs
for intoxication.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs T.. J. Ormsbee and
Miss Alice Aim left yesterday for trip
through Lake Champlain.-A j. Ives
and family returned from Lake Dunmore
Yesterday, where they have been occupy
Ing their cottage for the past month
Rollin r. Hatch has resigned his posi-
tion with \. j. Ives and viii take an
extended vacation for the benefit or his
and Mrs. C. X. IIuntlev OF
II. l., are the guests OF MT
and Mrs. J. Is. Kelley.
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. -3Iutchns. who
has been visiting their son and wife the
past week, returned Tto@thelr home in
Morrisville Sunday.-Thes Misses Laura
and George Talboth OF Greensboro are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 1Iastings.-Mrs. y. T.. Merria MS
of Bellows Falls opened her summer
home here Saturday. r. F.. Merriam Is
expected later,-L. Wedge has rented
the Jones farm in Morrsfown ana ex-
poets to move there in a week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stowell went to Stowe Sat
urdag to visit their daughter. Mrs l..
Harlow. They returned Sunday..-Mrs.
LOttie Wells Of Worthwhile visited her
brother, George Fitzgerald. over Sun
day.-Mrs. Harrow OF Dorchester, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William PEG.
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HYDE PARK.

Lawrence Sawyer died at Milford
Conn, on Sunday last after an illness
of two weeks of appendicitis Mr.. Saw
yer was about 3'years old and native
Of this place. where he had always lived
until about two years ago. when he
moved TO Connecticut. The remains ar
rived here Tuesday and the funeral
was held from the homo Of his father.
T.. T.. SAWYER Wednesday afternoon. His
mother has'been dead several years. but
he is survived by his father and wife.
He was member Of the Masonic frat
ernlty and also the Woodmcn.-'rhc Rev.
G.. s. IIager n former pastor, delivered
n very able discourse in the Congrega-
tional Church l9st SundaY.-Miss Sybil
fIackett of Stanstead, y. O.. is visiting
her uncle G. \. Knight,-II A. Moves
and family left Tuesday for few
weeks at Old Orchard and Peake's is
land.-Miss Blonde Seymour spent Sun
day last with friends at Lake Eden
Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. Paige Of Worcester.
Mass. spent Sunday last with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l. Stcvens.--A son was born to
Dr. and Mrs. c. S. Leach last Saturday,
Mrs. f.. G. Page AMI sons returned
from Albany Monday.-Thc Rev. &. s.
IIagcr and family 20 this week to Cas-
plan Lake for n months outing.-I Il.
Chafep of Groton was guest OF Col.
Mcfarland last Saturday.-W. u. Strong
and family visited friends at Centerville
last Sunday.--A test Of draft horses was
made on Eden street Monday when
John Miner pitted his big hay fire de-
partment horse late from Boston against
bay mare produced by T.. V. I.lley.
The big horse tried his best to move
the heavily loaded stone boat. but could
not bulge II. The mare snaked the load
OFF several rods without much effort.
Mr.. I.illey then hitched in another light
horse OF his own, which moved the load
readily, with additional weight thereon
taking the prze.-Dr. Stevens and family
arc in camp at Lake Eden.-Miss Mar
iorie Hulburd returned from a months
visit In Ohio last Saturday.. s. Girls
void has purchased the real estate be-
longing to the late Mrs. D. ], Noyes on
Eden street and has sold a part OF the
Same to Harry Noyes.-Stowe gets but
two Of the nominees on the democrat tic
county tlcket-not three as reported last
week. r.. p. Collins. who gets the
nomination for high bailiff is Judge Col
Inns ~ Eden. town that gets presen-
tation quite often on the ticket Of either
the democracy or republicans. Within
tho last 20 yenrs II has had sheriff ten
wears assistant Judge six years. high
bailiff ssla uAars and the present Judge
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DERBY.

H. II. Wilder and family returned from
connecticut last Saturday night.-Rcv
Mr.. Martin has returned from his vaca-
uon ana occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist Episcopal Church last Sun
dhy.-Rcv. Mr.. IIurd of West Charles
ton preached In the Congregational
Church last Sunday mornng.-The pro-
ceedS OF the supper In the Baptist vcstrv
last Friday night were over SSn-Miss
Annie GrigGs who has been the guest of
her friend. Neda cook at Willoughbv
Lake returns home this Week.-Mrs.
Martha C"well has gone to her home In
Newport Center for short stav-Rev
Mr. Holman and wife arrived in town last
saturday and Will occupy the Baptist
parsonage which has undergone thorough
repairs. Rufus Kelley who is suffering
with rheumatism In his foot and leg is
little better this week Not many
people in this vicinity have finished hay
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BROOKFIELD.

Charles Farr has been In White River
Junction for a visit among friends.--Asr
and Mrs l.. l.. BiKelow Of Proctor arc
here ON Il vacation.-Prof. y. W. Edison
of New York city Is expected to join his
family at their cottage this werk.--The
Kibbee house has been sold TO the Brig
ham Creamery and resold to Geo. Mason
of Randolph, who was a former towns
man.-The Cassius Peck place recently
owned by S. Holden, has just been sold
to J. Simmons.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Pea
body of Springfield. who are here for the
summer are on a short visit to Mrs.
Peabodys mother. Mrs. Ryder Of East
Randolph
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. Jessie Gates and daughter, Miss
Jessie, of Montpelier are guests OF Nelson
Worthy and famlly.-Miss Maudc Wilson
was at Caspian lake for vacation LAST
week.-Mrs.. Emily Prescott IL visiting
In Lebanon. y. H,--F. L. Cummings and
w. l., Cove were in Boston last week.
Kent Glliilin of kewanee, H., Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. =, Hooker.->Mrs
Charles Coleman and Miss Marion Cole
man of Pelham. y. H.. were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Cummings last week
Warren Morse has been confined to the
house by illness for Il week.--IIor. and
Mrs. 4. e Sleeper of BAD Axe, Mich.
are visiting his mother. Mrs. ]. T. Sleeper
Miss Eva Hunt is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. X. Griggs at Montpelier this
week.
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GREENSBORO.

The two story bungalow erected by
Mrs. Frederick G. Harris Of Roselle.
y. j., has been completed and named
"Caspiana."
James Lang Of Altonburg. y. H., is
spending a few days in town.-Emorv
Townsend and wife of Manchester, y
H.. visited at @. NJ. Cuthbert sons over
Sunday-Mrs. Edgar Root is homo from
Massn chusetts much improved in health
Florence Drew. who has been III for
a few weeks. Is recovering Lillian
Thornton was In ST. Johnsbury Satur-
day to visit her brother. Roland. who
was recently obliged To go 20 Brightlook
hospital and undergo an operation.
Rolands many friends are glad to learn
that h" is improving rapidly The con-
cert Monday evening was a fine musical
treat to those who attended 1t was
given by few OF our camp friends for
the benefit OF the library.
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line Sanborn, who have been at the
Lodges for two weeks, returned home
Thursday.-Judge and Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers
of MorrlsviHe have been guests ut Lake
Mansfield several days.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Fowler and party visited Lake
Gilmore Wednesday.-Th Misses Re
becca Burt and Avis Nearren gave nut
party on Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Burt to about 10 of their
young friends. Games and stunts passed
the time pleasantly and dainty refresh-
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Whitcomb and Me-
Mahon of Minneapolis and Reginald Bar
rows OF New York city.--The subject of
the sermon at Unity Church Sunday
morning at 1910 by the Rev. Mrs. Abbott
will be "Prophecy."
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BROWNINGToN.

Iottie Armstrong spent few DAYS last
week with her mother, Mrs. HAGEN
Harold Burrows Is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs Matte Burrows HORACE
Smith has sold his horse to Mr.. Hanson.
MIR Smith has gone to Bethlehem, ~ H..
to visit his sister He will go from there
to Charleston, y. H., to visit his brother
in-law, II, Foster.-Frank Aldrlch Of
Springfield has returned home after a
few days spent with his daughter, Grace
AZ his brother. Ed Aldrich.-Mrs. Henry
Leland Is quite sick with hay fcver.-Mrs
Ben Hilliard and two sons are visiting
In Boston.-Mrs. l. c. Drown IS enter
tanning her mother Mrs. Allard of Derby
MIR. and Mrs Harry Webb and son are
stopping at Harvey Perkinss.
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NORTH TROY.

Harry Place has just purcha sed Of F..
NJ chase the house on Main street
which the former has occupied for some
t'fne.-Miss Nellie o. Davis OF Troy Is
visitor at the home OF Mrs. O. S.
Anhis-c. X. 1add has been laid up n
rev days with lameness or lumbago.
"h'ch hrst occurred while riding in an
automobile.-Mr Hutchinson of Ken
lucky Is the now night telegraph opera
TOR at the c. +. II. station, the former
ono having taken a position as day re-
heVing hgent.-Charles ClouGh Is away
on vacation. the first one in several
years continuous service Mt the G. p. r.
station.--A. j.. WiEgin and family are
at the home Of Mrs. y. NJ. Parker, the
sister of Mrs. Wiggin. He is principal
OF the school at Woodstock, VI,