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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-30
BOSTON



FsI2atted for Birmingham in ninth.
Cleveland .....2 0 o 0-3
Boston ........0 0 0 0 0 IA
First base on errors-Cleveland :. Bos-
ton 8. Two-base hits-AtiZer. 'Tarrigan.
Sacrlncc hts-Stovall. birmingham. AL
tiZer. Lord. Thoney. Double plays-Joss
and Bradley: Mcconnell. Stahl and Carri-
gan. First on balls-Of Cicotte ,. Hit by
ptCher-By JOSS. Lord. Left on bases
Cleveland s. Boston I. Struck ont BY
JOSS ). by Cicotte 5. Passed ball-Bemis.
Wild pitch-Cicottc, Time 2-13. Umpires,
Sheridan and Egan.
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT Low ELL.

AT LOWELL.
New Bedford. q 3 0 , 0-7-11-2
Lowell .........1 . 0 0 o--'- 90
BatteIifs-Connoly. Moore ard Needen.
Gleason and LemienX. Time, I'D. UNI
pire. J. OBlien.
AT WORCESTER.
Fall River .....ao0 5000 90 l-3-S-3
Worcester .......0 0 0 90 0 o o o-2~b-3
BatterieS-W ormwood Grant and Toom-
ey; Barteiich and Lee. McCune. Time,
235. Umpire. NJ. OBren
AT BROCKTON
Lynn ...........0 0 o 0 o h-j-11-5
Erockton ......0 0 0 / 0 l o. 4-3
Batteries Welch and Foster: Cutting
and Waters. McGnvern Time, 1.5j. UNI
pires. Lanigan and Lincoln.
AT LAWRENCE.
Lawrence ...-.1 9 N-4-3-1
Battelies-Eas son and Duggan: lrriel,
Girard and Andrews. Time, 149 UNI
pireS. ConnorS and Connolly.
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Hayden, the outfieder, remembered
III Boston as the young man to mix it
up with Hobe Ferris. is now Lifting
for .311 for the Indianapolis leaders of
the American Association.
In the list of directors of the Au-
gusta baseball team as recently pub
fished in the newspapers appeared the
name Of c. B. Burleigh. This was a
mistake. Mr. Burleigh is a lover Of
the national game, but has no time to
devote to it. He was absent from the
city at the time the list of directors
was published and knew nothing about
it until he saw it in print.
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BOOTHBAY HARBOR

'rwo-base hits. Neptune. McCrehan
Stolen bases. Mahoney. Merrill. Grant
Johnson. Struck out. by Davis. S: by
Bean. in innings; by Brown 3 in 1
innings Passed ball. Sullivan. Bases on
balls, off Davis. off Bean. .: off Brown
= Sacrifice hits. Mahoney, Connolly
Umpire. O'Reilley. Time In 50 m. At
tendance. 800
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BIDDEFORD

Earned runs Bddeford :. Three base
hit-WISnn. TW"-baSe hit-M"GraW.
stolen baSeS-rinkcrton :. Allen. Hcnd"r-
son. Morahan McDade. Struck cut-Ey
Irish ). by Dviual 4. Double plav$-Allen
to Henderson, Henderson to Pink ton.
wild pitch-DWinal. Passed ball -O'Riien.
Base on hallS-On Irish .. Sacrifice hits
Allen E. Caldwell Umpire. Schumacher.
Time, IL. Attendance. 300
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Portland 2; Bangor 0.

Portland. Me. July % Portland beat
in enc of the prettiest contests seen this
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland, July 29.-BostOn made it three
out of four from Cleveland. Aiming in
the lIth inning. Both clubs fielded in er-
ratio fashion. al but one run being the
result cf errors.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At lidgeport-Bridgeport s. Water
bury l.
Al Meride n-Meriden 3 Hartford l.
AT Holy oke-Holyoke 13. New Haven 8
first Eame); Holyoke 5. New Haven 3
(second game).
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AT ST. LOUIS.

Rube Waddell famed Is Philadelphia
players this afternoon. equalling the
Amt rican League strike out record!
st. Louis .......0 o. 0 | 0 y t3-.-1
Philadelphia >. o 0 o o l . 0-t-s-t
Batteries-Waddell and Spencer: Wick
ers, Dygert and Schreck. Tine, LIS. Um-
pre, Connolly.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. July 29.-Chcago shut out Bos-
ton in the first game of the series today
6 to o Flaherty was knocked out of the
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AT BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg .......0 {, | n 4
R"Hn-''-- . q . c-C-3-2
Batteries-Leifeld and Gibson; Wilhelm,
Huin- and bergen. Itf1e, l. 70. CmpireS
Rudderham and EmSlie.
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Two-basc hits-McDonough, Collins.
Johnson. Carey. Stolen base-Goode
Base on balls-On Goode. off johnson.
Struck out-Pv Goode I. by johnson.
Passed tal-Bu,ington. Time, 25. I'm
,,ire. Conway
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KNOX,.
WASHINGTON.

Sam A. Warner of Boston is VISITING
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Var
ner.
A heavy shower passed over this
place Monday night but did no dam.
age.
G. Fl. Shattuck and family from
New Jersey and Harry Gates and sis
ter. Bertha of Salem, Mass are yis-
iting here in town.
Augustus Cunningham and family.
who moved to China last spring. are
moving back,
John Sprague has purchased steam
engine and has it working.
WASHINGTON.
w. w. Light recently purchased a
fine 1900 pound horse of the Adams
Express Co at Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs Jameson of Boston
came Sunday in their big touring car
for three days visit to their son
who is at Modomac Camp this season.
Mrs. Lyle Lenord. Mrs Ernest
Light and Miss Ella Howes of Liberty
were recent guests of Mrs. B. E.
Cunningham.
The farmers here are nearly all done
haying and claim they got a third less
hay than in 1907
The Johnston Steam Mfg. Co. will
resume work Monday, Aug. 3. after
months idleness. Mr.. Johnston has
many thousands of feet of lumber to
saw for Mr.. Dusten of New Hamp-
shire of which w w. Light has charge
and all of his own lumber that he cut
last winter
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KENNEBEc.
CHINA.

| MISS lSdDel iOdgknS of Los
Angeles. Calf. has been visiting Miss
Annie Patterson and the Misses
Brainerd
| Miss Hazel Wallace Of Boston is
| the guest of Annie Doe.
Mrs. Elmira Albee of Boston is at
DR.. Nelson's.
| Miss Mary Bray of Waterville is
visiting her many old friends in town.
| Mrs. Lizzie Spiler of Dorchester,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs Geo Rowe.
| Misses Edith and Mary Washburn
with their guests Miss Helen Philips
and Miss Marguerite Daniels of
| Franklin. N H.. are passing week at
the Washburn cottage.
| The China Baseball Club PLAYED
against the Albion Club on Tuesday.
| The game resulted in favor of the
China boys.
| Mrs. Alice Hall of Lewiston, is
visiting her brother c. r. Getchell
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. M. F. Perkins and Mrs. P. G..
Brown recently called on Mrs. Lot
| Barton of Windsor.
Fred Manning has charge of L. z.
Massee's sawmill during Mr. Massee's
stay in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malcom of the
M. l. Fl. Augusta are visiting Mr.
Malcom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Malcolm.
Miss Jesie Folsom of Augusta is
visiting Edna White
Wallace Cooke of Portland will pass
his vacation visiting friends here ana
at China Lake
Mrs Hattie Malcom picked 81
quarts of raspberries in three days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Y White were
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Shuman at Palermo last week
J. w. Montgomery of Boston has
returned home after passing his vaca-
ton here as the guest of Wilfred Doe
Among the recent guests at the
Riverside Inn We're Mr.. and Mrs
Maiden Pullen and daughter Of Iowa
Mrs. Fred Moody and Mrs. Wright
Hisler called on their sister. Mrs Elon
Hitchin of Palermo one day last week
The Misses Verda Percival ana
Edna White were in Waterville last
week
LITCHFiELD.
BURNHAM BRIDGE-Miss Eta
Cannon of Cambridge. Mass, is visit
ing Mrs. Annie Newell of the Pond
road.
Everett Bird caught fine 3A-
pound black bass off Burnham bridge
Tuesday
Miss Marguerite Mellen and Miss
Sadie Mellen of Lynn, Mass, are Wis
iting at Mrs. Annie Newelrs.
Miss Sadie Mellen caught 3h-
pound black bass off Burnham bridge
Tuesday.
george Newell Is going to take his
14-months- old black colt to the Lew
istOn fair
WEST SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scribner and Mr..
andSMrs. Frank Lyon returned to their
MONIES IN Augusta last Friday night,
after NJ
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AT PHILADELPHIA

| Cincinnati ....0 % > 0 o . . O-4-S-1
| Phladt lphia 30 G 0-2-9-4
BatterieS-Sr,ado a"d S~hlni' "Nrri' -
| Moren and Jacklitsch. Time, 1.52. I'm
| pre, Klein
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-30

For a mild. easv action of the bowels
single dose of Doan's Reculets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con-
giSt for them u 'e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-30

stops itching instantly. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rheum. letter. itch, hives.
herpes. scabies-Doan's Ointment. Az
any drug store
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-30

HEAVY. impure blood makes muddy.
pimply complexion. headaches. nausea.
Indigestion: Thin blood makes you weak
pale. sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes the blood rich. rcd. pure-restores
perfect health
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-30

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is the hest
remedy for that often fatal disease
cIn'pc fias been used with success in
@0,lr @ 1amily for eight wears Mrs. u
Whiteacre, Buffalo, n Y.
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AUGUSTA wins.
Biddeford Is Defeated In
First Game, q to 3.
A Fast Game Which Delights
Big Crowd In Attendance.
Same Teams Cross Bats at Driving
Park at 4 P. N. Today.

4 & f. p A L l. =!
N|cll. say. 1t
vas Ike the
good old times
" hen the roya!
r2l;erS of Au-
I.1>ta gathered
at the Driving
park Wednes-
day afternoon
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lITCHFiEuD.
WEST SIDNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scribner and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lyon returned to their
homes in Augusta last Friday night.
after cutting part of the hay on the
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SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.


visiting at John Coles from Dartmouth,
Mass.
Lewis Fish of Hartland was in town
Tuesday.
nlr. and Mrs. Jacob Hamilton are enter
taining friends this week
The little girl of Mr. ard Mrs. D. C.
Arthur Dudley was the guest of J P
Mitchell over Sunday from Boston.
RIPLEY.
MIS-. Edgar Jones and Mrs Maud Tib-
belts have few summer boarders
Many in this section are going blueher-
ry ing. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vinng went
Monday tc Russell mountain,
Eunice and Arthur Hoyt We're recently
in Bangor
l.. .. Sadler. who has been at NJ. A.
Randall's, went Thursday to Calais
Mrs. l.. r. Ramsdell expects a visit this
week from her sisters Nellie and Mary.
MI. and Mrs. Gilman Jewett were in
WillimantiC over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Bert Parker are at Camp
Benson for few days.
Mrs. Sanford Dunlap is in town.
Ri1lon Bros show will ne in Ripley
Aug. /.
The little girl of Harry Sevey's is III.
Blanche Chadbourne of Boston is visit
ing in town.
gentleman from Portland is in town
to organize lodge of Maccabees.
Mrs. Davis of Alpena. Mich. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Chas Burre
and Mrs. John Drew.
DR. and Mrs. W. j. Lewis are enter
tanning his father and mother from
Massachusetts.
Rev. Mrs. Treworgy leaves this
week for Surry for a vacation through
August. Rev Mr.. Pittigrew will
preach at the church next Sunday at
II A. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of Belfast are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Barrett
Miss Mabel Smith is the guest OF
Mrs. Ernest Jewett i'm Fairfield for A
few days
Chas. Williams has purchased the
Wheeler house on Main street ana
taken possession. Frank Blackwel
after making repairs will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Williams
THoRNDlKE.
Charles White, who recently sold MS
large farm to Mr.. Hodges of Winslo"'
will stay with them for an inder'hi'o
time to enable him to decide where no
will locate. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz, Aines'
who occupy enc wing of the mousse
will stay for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Ashford OIL
Fairfield, who have been spending t"'
weeks with their parents, have IT,
turned home.
Rev. Mr. Dolloff of Jackson suppneu
for Rev. Mr.. Bracket at the Ceh'e,
church Sunday. The church was we"
filled.
Mrs Frank Meservey of Troy, WIZ
has been stopping at Wallace Palmer
for the past seven months, has return
ed to her home. Mr.. Meservey VIII cor
tinue to work on the farm for
Palmer.
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JAMES SLAGLE.

box in the fifth. The batting of Tinker
was feature.
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss Josephine Slayton is In Boston, the
guest of her uncle. j. c, +. Slayton.-
G. II. Lynn of Baltic Conn, has Joined
Mrs. Lynn in visit with her mother,
Mrs. Priscilla Carroll-Mrs. George ST.
monds OF South Royalton and Mrs. l.. $,
1illotson OF Underhill Wen; to the latter's
home Friday night.--Mr. and Mrs, u, w.
Rodgers are entertaining their nephew,
Maxwell Crosby Of IIartland.-Miss Nellie
Dorr returned to tnderhill Center Fri
day evening. MIR. and Mrs. Leon Bur
roughs and Mr., and Mrs. Frank Bur
roughs of Stannard are guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. william b. Patch,-Mrs. S. II,
Waters OF Burlington Is the guest of
NJ. G. Hall does not improve. She Is
very feeble.-Mrs. VIII Stephen Is spend
ing a week In Groton with her mother.
Mrs, Moses Page,-Mrs. H. l.. Delano and
Mrs, Warner passed Saturday and Sun
day In st. Albans.-Mrs, George u,
Mower, who has been here through the
illness OF her daughter. Is also there and
will return the first of the week to Sioux
city, Iowa.--Lindsloy Marvin went Ia
Swanton Saturday to attend the funeral
OF his grand mother. Mrs A. a. Brooks,
Mrs. NJ. W. Briggs went saturday Ia
Cambridge Boro to visit her daughter
Mrs. Grace Douglas.--E, G. Wilson was
at home from 11conderoga, n. Y, over
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Mrs. II. X. Chasc.--Mrs. w. II. Kennison
guests for the summer Of Mrs. Kenni-
sons sister. Mrs. Ralph r. Lowe Of Con-
gress street.-Dr. u. Arthur Smith, who
IL passing the summer here, has gone to
Philadelphia on u brief stay.-Ernest
IL. Lewis has Joined the ranks of the
automobiles with u Cadillac touring
car.
John Reynolds, aged about IS years. was
seriously If not fatally injured Tuesday
morning while driving into the barn Of
CLANCY Temple on High street. The I'M
fortunate boy suffered q dislocation of
the vertebrae. Reynolds. who WAS work.
Ing for his uncle, Frank Charron. to-
gether with a driver, was employed In
drawing load of sawdust into Mr. Tenn
pies barn. The wagon used was high
moving van and the boy was riding on
top OF the load The driver tried to per-
suade the boy to get of but he did not do
so and ms the team was entering the
barn his shoulders were caught by the
door Intel and he was doubled up, suf-
fering disloration OF the spine. 1t Is
Impossible to say whether the boy will
live but It Ia thought that II there are
no complications he has a least an even
chance.
A daughter was born June % to Mr..
and Mrs John Rnshow of Shelburne.
Mrs. Rushlow Is at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. William Pierce.
A daughter was born Tuesday, June 80,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miles.
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Mrs p A Smith went tn John.op Mon
dav Ia attend tho preachers meeting
Georpe " Currior has returned from
three weeks IN Oxford and other New
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ENOSBURGH.

Raymond Butler OF Fairfax visited
F. l. Kenfeld few days last week.
Mrs. Warren Perley Is visiting relatives
in Richford.-Earl Maynard left Sat-
urday for his homo In Worcester.
Mass, taking his mother with him.
Charles Smith Is moving into Mrs.
Maynards house.--Mrs. Lizzie Cutting
was hastily summoned to tho bedside
Of her son, Charles, a teacher in the
Industrial school at Vergennes. She
had to drive by team to st. Adams early
Saturday morning to take the train
The town school picnic In the woods
Of +. A Casey Friday was attended by
fully 200 people. It was an ideal June
day Most OF the schools came in
teams trimmed with evergreens. dais-
les, fags and banners and there was
quite rivalry as to which had the
finest turn out. There was speaking
by the children. each school being al
lotei Ave minutes. Music was fur
ntshed by male quartette and the
orchestra with the organ. A base ball
game was played in the afternoon be-
tween Tyler Branch Grange and East
bakersfield, the former winning to
4. The male Quartette was composed
of W. G. Fassett. +. Hart. Jr., c. Wes-
ton and G.. L. Nichols with Edna Hart
as organist. The orchestra was c. r.
Leach. w. G. Fassett. C. Weston and
T.. l.. Kcnfield. organist. Tho music
'NHW HNd
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GRAND ISLE.

The cemetery supper was very well at
tended and SIS was realized. Among the
most notable events OF recent date were
two weddings In town. Miss Mary X.
Iibbard. only child OF A. NJ. llibbard,
was united in marriage TO Harold Phelps
at their home In Grand Isle. They had
many elegant gifts among the most nota-
BILE was the head of a deer shot in South
Dakota bv friend and beautifully
mounted. Miss Ellen Griswold was unit
ed In marriage at their home at Adams
Landing to George Phelps of Milton
Both weddings were very pleasant social
events. The Rev Mr. white ofilciated at
the marriage Of Harold Phelps. The Rev,
Mr., Allen at the marriage of George
Phelps, Harold Phelps is the Oldest son
OF Professor Phelps of South Hero.-The
Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday at Ella
G. Gordon's for supper,-Mrs c. f. Dar-
row has gone 10 North Hero for the sum
mer. Mrs, Baker Is her guest.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Julia. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cook. and Georges Farrell OF
Underh!ll were married at the Catholic
Church Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. d. Sullivan. Miss Mary Moran of
Jericho acted az bridesmaid and Frank
Farrell OF Swanton, brother of the groom.
was best man. After the ceremony din
ncr was served at the home of the brides
parents 10 about n relatives and friends.
Miss Cook one of Bakersiield's most
popular Young ladies', has been a very
successful teacher having taught In the
primary grade of tho Enosburgh Falls
school for six years. Mr.. and Mrs. Far
roll left at three o'clock for wedding
trip, after which they will reside IN
-nderhill-Mrs. clara Routcll and two
children Of Shrewsbury, Mass. are visit
Ing Mrs. Rortclls father. w. O. Brigham.
Mrs. A. q. Boucher and children re-
turned Tuesday from visit in Glens
Falls, y. Y.--Mrs. John Simmons of
Charley Mass, is visiting her son,
Frank Simmons.
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ELMORE.

The Elmore base ball team won the
game with Morrisville 10 to ia game
will be- played between West Hin and Ell
more Saturday July T. In the evening
there will be box party in the town
hall.--Mrs Ella S. b. Dodge AMI her
grandson. Howard Mitchell, from Vine
land. y j.. and Mrs II. s. Bannister Of
Pottsdam. y. y, are visiting at O. p
Bacon's.-Miss Ellen Jackson OF Morris
vile was the guest of Miss Esther Bacon
over Sunday.-D. y. Hutchlns Of Morris
Vile listed Mr., and Mrs. Harry Hutch
ms over Sunday.-Miss Carrie Jones o.
Hyde Park is visiting In town.--Dr. and
Mrs. Rubelee OF Wolcott called on Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hutchns Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. G. X. Chaffee and O. H L.
fountain and Mrs. I. Chaffee OF Stowe
were in town over Sunday.-There were
81 campers here last week,-Ernest Girls
void moved to Morristown Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wh!tcomb and three
daughters Of Morrisville visited the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Walter Spaulding. over
| Sunday.-Mrs. John Jacobs went 70
Stowe Saturday to remain three weeks
&C. Stowel of Stowe visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stowel Sunday
Mrs. Robert St. Jock. who has been yer,
i'll, is able to be out
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Rowel Grafton of Montreal and Miss
Jessie Demore. daughter of John Demore
of this place. were married at tie Catho-
lie Church in Alburgh at eight o'clock
Wednesday morning. The friends return
ed to the home of tho brides father for
a wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Graf
ten left in the afternoon for a ten days
wedding trip, after which they Will make
their home In Montreal.-Robert BASTARD
Jr.. has returned from school in Ottawa.
MIR. Houshton OF Alburgh conducted
services at the Congregations, Church
at the Springs Sunday,-Mrs. J. Reynolds
Patton and son OF Fairfield are guests
of Mrs. Patton.-Mrs. Margaret Gallagher
who has been In Lowell the past winter,
will return TO her old home at the Springs
this week.-Mrs.. Melvin Boyce, while
visiting In Swanton Sunday suffered an
apoletic stroke.-Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Ellis and son OF Morrisville spent Sun
day at Arthur SkclleyS.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Jesse Tebbetts, principal Of Essex June
tion high school, and Miss Mabel Stewart
were married Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Stewart.
parents OF the bride. at Berlin Corner.
Miss Eula, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. c. Putnam. and Ralph c. Brown,
were married Thursday evening at the
home OF the parents OF the bride In
Putnamsville The Rev. DR.. J. Edward
Wright was the officiating clergy man
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have gonr to
Canada on wedding trip.
Miss Cora f. Eastwood Of Toronto.
Ont, has been engaged as teacher In
voice and piano at Montpelier seminary,
In place Of Miss Ida r. Bagg, resigned
Miss Eastwood is graduate of the New
England Conservatory of Music this
year, and previous to eDtAring that In
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HYDE PARK.

MISS Ethel Little OF IIarlwlck visited
mere Saturday Lillian FISK.
teacher In Willamsport. Pa, Visited her
sister Mrs. Scribncr. Saturday. -Colonrl
"Crarland and family have zone /,
their cottage At Caspian lake for the
sufnmer-P. T. DEMO and family are at
their cottage at Lake Eden for the
Summer-Mrs f.. G.. Page, r. W. HUI
purd ana A. ID. Robbins were In Bur-
hhRton Saturday,-A. l.. Goddard and
srahdsons Carroll and Proctor Page.
spent sunday at Albany.-Colonel SAWYER
Is confined TO the house by illness-I
A. Noyes and family have returned from
several days In camp at Caspian lake
MISSES Stella and Clara Fulton left
monday for Wisconsin, the former
10 'eafh and the latter for "A prolonged
vis't'-Ntss Marjorie Hulbuld left
Monday FOR months visit in Ohio
Mrs. j. + Stevens will leave this morn
ing Tor an extenued visit ~Itl. relatives
In the Nest-Mrs, a l.. Goddard who
has been visiting in Orleans county for
several weeks, returned home Sunday
Mrs. terrIe Downer and son, Norman
OF Barre are visiting relatives here
Clarence rope Is visiting In Jcffcrsonvile
captain Waite entertained relatives
over Sunday at Corey pond in Eden
Miss Bertha VI. Porter of Johnson wa.
visitor here saturday.
Miss Mav Manning. aged 2 years died
at her home in Cady's Falls Sunday af-
ternoon after lingering Illness from in
fiamaton OF the stomach. The funeral
was held yesterday at the Catholic
Church in lis place. Miss Manning was
e. graduate Of the l.. G. A and had
taught school m this and adjoining towns
l--Andrew Hubbard. aged T.. died SATURDAY.
from creeping paralysis. The funeral was
held at his late home Sunday, the Rev.
Mr. RaSpe OF MorrisVille officiating. He
leaves a wife and four children. His cous-
| in. Miss Alice papc Of Barre, was in town
over Sunday called here by his DEATH
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Leach and Miss Dora
! Fairbanks are visiting in burlington ami
Essex.-Thc Hon. A. NJ. Kelley aged So
years, sustained a slight stroko OF para
| lyss MondaY.-Robert and katherine
Smalley of Buprlngton are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. W. y. Putnam.