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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from 3rd Page.)

the Methodist parsonage June 4 by the
Rev. w. l.. Douglass-Mrs. l.. a. Swan
of Montgomery is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. w. u. Lockin.--A delegation from
Richford Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at
tended the funeral OF Clarence +. Ewins
at North Troy Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Ewns is survived by his WIFE, n sister
Of Q. W. Ford of this placc.-Mrs. Eta
U,awrcncc) Manning returned to llarri-
son. Idaho, Sunday, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Cedcla Lawrence OF Enos-
burgh.--rhe Ladies' Missionary society
of the Baptist Church will serve supper
to-day from $50 to 7:30 o'clock-Mr.
and Mrs Foster II. Clement of Bur
Ungton and Mrs. Cordcla Whitney of
Enosburgh Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Searles Friday and Saturday.-The
summer time table on the Canadian
Pacific railway goes Into effect next
Sunday. The changes IN time or pas
senper trains here will be few and con-
sist of ono or two mnutcs.-Mrs. +. j.
Sargent visited In Bethlehem, y. H.,
over Sunday. She was accompanied by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Puffer,
who will remain longcr.-A reception
will he given by the Richford high school
alumni in Aver opera hall Friday even-
Ing. June 10.
The Rev. W. F. Douglass, pastor OF the
Methodist Church, will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon before the graduating
class Of the Richford high school sunday
morning.-The store of Hector st. Fran
co.'s has been closed because OF financial
er1barra ass ment The veneer mil OF {. c.
Manuel & Sons company which was
closed for 10 days TO allow repairs ana
improycmcnts, was started again Nom
tav-Aldcn Bailey of Mansonville, Que,
bought the Lyman Bailey place on
Province street at auction Saturday for
1895 He will not move here until fall
Tho P,lSwana club held its last regular
meeting Of the season in the Leach
studio. Mitchell block. Monday evening"
Tho marriage Of Miss Antoinette Marie
bubuc. Youngest daughter OF Mrs. Ma
Sda Dubuc of this village and Ezra l."
yandow of st. Adams was soicmn'zed
~ All Saints Catholic Church yester-
Say morning at $50 o'clock. The core
tnony was performed by the Rev. \. o.
UI. Dorion of this place, assisted ny the
Rev. T. A, Cote of Montgomery Center
and mass was sung by the Kew. tr'
Myrand of St. AIMS parish, ottawa. Inc
singing was by Mrs. Gould, MISS \ali'
barrett and Hubert Bowling, all or ST.
Adams with Miss Cecil Berard as &C
Companist. who also played the wedding
,narch Tho ushcrs were Leon Dubuc of
ct Adams, n brother Of the bride. ana
1ares Finn Of st. Adams. Among those
nresent from out of town were MT ana
Mrs A. r. Yandow OF Essex Junction
Erwin Kcone Of New York oSy. Mr.
and Mrs. Yandow left on the ll;%
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey and Mr.. Hayden
took q carriage drive to Stanbridge East.
=. O., and stayed over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. jed +. Ladd of Burlington were In
town over Sunday.-The Congregational
church was well filled Sunday and tho
prospect of resident pastor for the
year Is good.-AIss Iiarrictte Soulo, who
has been abroad for two years, Is spend
ing n few days with her mother. Mrs
l.. L. Soule.-B. G.. Reynolds returned to
New York Tucsday.School closes in
this part of town Friday.--The painter,
who was working on the hotel at East
Alburgh, fell from the peak of the roof
Monday forenoon and broke his leg in
three places and received other in juries.
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MONTGOMERY.

The w. II. w. S. has elected officers
as follows: President, Mrs. Mansfield;
vice-president. Miss Elizabeth Cpham;
recording secretary, Mrs. L. l. Richard
son; corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. T..
Baxendale; treasurer, Mrs. Baxendale.-
The w. c. T. L. will meet Friday in the
Methodist Episcopal Church.-The l.. A.
s. will meet Thursday with Mrs. w. l..
Richardson.--C. l.. Hutchins and Frank
Miller went to North Troy Saturday to
attend the funeral of c. =. Ewins, who
was Grand c. c. of the X. of i. Of Yer
monte. II. Goodspeed Of Poultney has
Joined his wife, who has been visiting in
town.-The Bible study class meet this
week with Mrs. George Smith.-Charles
Centebar has returned TO Barton.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Ella Westover Is the guest of hey
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. COL
grove.-Mrs. Minnie Longley and little
son of Jericho spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. ]. Leach.-Mrs. Holmes Of
Barton Is spending several days with her
daughter Mrs. Oden Brush.-Miss Myrtle
Whitney OF Bellows Free academy is NJ
home for vaCation.--The Rev. Robert
Barton was in Burlington Monday.-Mss
Ellen Learned returned from Burlington
Monday.-Mrs. Clary Of Johnson is
spending several days with her daughter.
Miss George Bailey.-Miss Della Briggs
has returned from Morrtsville and viii
spend hcr vacation at home. Miss Ildat
Gray has gone to Worcester, Mass. 70,
several weeks Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Gray
and daughter Reba were in Morrisvina
Tuesday The Rev Mr.. Gates, a retired
missionary from India, occupied tho pull
pit az the congregational Church Sunday
morning
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The remains of Mrs. Olive (Pearson)
Webster o. East Randolph, who died AT
the state hospital for the insane at
Waterbury Friday. were brought here
sunday interment was made
at Braintrce branch beside her late hus-
band. Edmund Webster. A daughter.
Mrs. Arson Burroughs with her daugh-
ter Miss olive. from Bratteboro were
the only relatives from away to attenc
the services which consisted simply OF
prayer at the grave by tho Rev.
Frazer Metzger. Mrs. Webster was 50
years ol,. and for a few years had sut-
fered from mental break down. She
vas taken to Waterbury five weeks ago.
The circulation OF books from tho
Kimhall public library for the month Of
May amounted to LOSE or an average Of
Il 3-23 per day.-Prln. and Mrs. T.. G.
Ham rendered very enjoyable recep-
ton Thursday evening to tho seniors OF
the local high school. Mice Mary Dubois
and MSS Frances Warner, assistant
teachers. were also Euests,-Mr. and
Mrs. n W. McCollom and Miss Iren,
Whltcomb are spending few DAYS NJ
Mascoma lake. Eud"old. y. H.-Mrs
George Gilbert has gone to Middetown
Conn.-Mrs. r. j. Noyes has returned
to Chelsea after few days at A. II
Powers's.--Mr and MRS. Sylvestas Clark
have gone to Danvers, Mass, to visit
their son. Harry Clark-Mrs. Zenas
Croker and daughter, Mrs. Nellie Handy
arrived Monday at A. p Gays from
Cotuit. Mass--Miss Bertha Rice of North
field visited Mrs. c. II. Ingalls, Saturday
Mrs, Lewis Bean came from Manchester
Saturday to join her husband. They are
to live with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. W. Bean.-The Norwich University
cadets to the number of 100 came to
Randolph Saturday and pitched their
tcntr on the old circus ground, Monday
they started on their return To Mortified
via RoXbury.-Ieon Sault went to New
York Saturday on husiness.-NG. and
Mrs. r. +. McIauren arrived from
Havana, Cuba. Friday. Mrs. Mc1.aurer
will pass the summer with Mrs Emily
Hastings while Mr. Lauren Will spend
part of the time in Clarence, ont-Fraul
Palmer Is at the santorium. where his
Continued on 18th PnEc.)
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Gertrude Sanderson has returned
to West Newton, Mass.-C. e. Aust,n'
Sr., of St Adams was in town over sun
day.-MisS Emma Stmets of swan
ton is visiting relatives IN town
George Folsom, who has been III for
three weeks, is improving.-Mrs. Chaun-
cv Stmets and son, Alfred, have return
cd to Newton, Mass-Niss Clara Dunbar
of Swanton was the guest Of Mrs. II. H.
Cross over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. O, II.
Rixford entertained Monday evening
with five hundred.
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ENOSBURGH.

The Rev. Mr., Grafton. who has been
pastor OF the Baptist Church at East
Enosburgh for the last two years read
his letter OF resignation last Sunday
Tho new rector the Rev. W. r. For
sythe preached Mt Enosburgh Center
Sunday nfternoon.-Mr Y, Is. Wright,
who has been at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H. =. Hopkins at Trout
River for some months, has returned
homc.-Miss Glcnna Woodward who
has been for several months In swan
ton, has returned Eomc--The Rev ana
Mrs. Evarts Kent, Mrs. j. Melvin
Wright and Mrs, ii. s. Dow are in
st. Adams attending the state conven-
ton OF Congregations Churches.
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JOHNSON.

The anniversary exercises Of the State
Normal school IN this town are to be held
next week, June Il to Is. The program
follows: Sunday evening, anniversary
sermon by the Rev l.. A, wilson, Mon
day, teaching by the members OF the
graduating classes: Tuesday, oral exam.-
nations Of the graduating classes; We'd
nesday afternoon, class day exercises (.
Wednesday evening. commencement play
and concert; Thursday afternoon, COM
mencement address by the Rev. Charles
H. Browne. presentation OF diplomas;
Thursday evening, alumni reunion and
banQuet.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Elias Twist has moved to Lowell
J.. d. Rowley Of Richford was In town
over Sunday.-Alice Orton OF Fairfax
Is in town for few days visit.--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kennett OF East
Hardwick are visiting relatives here.
MFR. and Mrs. Clement Dezotelle are
IN Mortified for an extended stay
Miss Alice Hall has returned home
from Lasalle Seminary.-Alfa Dix and
Mable I.aplant were at homo over Sun
day from Bellows FREQ academy at
Fairfax,-Mrs- Smith Ssco Of North
Troy was in town Saturday to look
after tho moving of the remains OF
w, w. Wakefield to Wcsthcld.--lT ~.
Rowlcys cousin, Mr.. Hun OF Lowell
H., has boon visiting in town several
Dn.yA
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poned until q later date.--C. r. Jaycaps
has gone to work for the stowe Lumber
Company Mrs. Edward Crowell is n
little better-Mr. and Mrs. Greenough
spent Sunday in Morrisvillc
ID. II. Bryant, f. X. Graves and 6.
s. Kutter, all of Morrisvllc wer0 in town
Tuesday.-H. Lnmphler Of Dorchester.
Mass, arrived Monday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. William Peo.-A daughter born
to Mr.. and Mrs, Robert StJock Monday
is dead. Tho funeral was held Wednes-
day morning at ten o'clock.-Mrs Will
lard, Hastings Of Wolcott is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Charles Poo Mrs Harry
IIutchins visited at u. ". Hutchins's
Wednesday in Morrsvillc. Walter Ward
OF Morrsvllle was in town Tuesday
Orlo Hill left Tuesday to visit in Ben
nington.-H Lamphirc returned to Dor
chester, Mass Wednesday,
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

eign Missionary society Will meet with
Mrs Andrew A. Royce this after
noon. June 1s-Mrs. c. L. MoMahon
gave tea Monday afternoon to the
high school junior class OF which his son
and daughter. Raeburn and Miss Ruth
are members.-Orlo c. Perkins. who died
recently In San francisco of a shock,
was born in Stowe in lSS9.-Samuel Perry
was found guilty of intoyication and
fined s. and costs amounting to sll.l0. by
Justice T., Il. Cobb Monday.
There was large attendance at the
graduating exercises of Stowe nigh school
Wednesday evening at the Akeley Memo
rial building when the following program
was successfully carried out: Music.
Stowe orchestra; invocation, the Rev. Il.
NJ H. Abbott; salutatory and essay, The
Influence OF the Augustan Poets upon
Those of the Elizabethian Age" Miss
Marjorie f. Burt: Grafton, what Shall
We Leave Posterity," Stafford VI. Board
man; music, orchestra: class poem and
essay, 1.-The Unwritten Law" Miss Ethel
b. Brush; Grafton. Tho Development Of
the Philippines" Herbert f. Wright; es-
say The Monroe Doctrine" and vale
dictory, Miss Clyde G.. Jenney; music,
orchestra; address to tho class, DR.. +. A.
Bishop of Montpelier; presentation of dip
Tomas; singing, class ode; music, orches-
ira. The graduates are: Stafford Martin
Boardman. Clyde Gale Jenney, Marjorie
Emma Burt, Ethel Blanche Brush. Mary
Annie Mayo, Ralph Reuben Clark. Her
bert Ellsworth Wright. Dwight Wilson
Harris. Earl Racho Stone. Archibald
Walling Billings, Martha May Campbell,
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school took place at the Akelcy Me
mortal building Wednesday afternoon.
The graduates were: Mabel Il. Bailey,
Clair Demerritt, Edward c. Harris Ben
ton H. Harris, Ada V johnson. Charles
McCuen, Clayton J. l.orrlll, Rubic r..
Ploof. Carl NJ. Parker, Maud l.. Slayton,
Georgia Sherbut. Mildred f. Smith. Lou
II. Vearren. Laura A. Wright, Ora l..
Seaven The program included the saluta-
tory by Mildred Smith, recitation. The
Philippines" Carl Parker; vocal solo,
Laura Wright: defamation, Charles Nc
Cuen: vocal solo. Lou Ncarrcn valedic-
tory Ada Johnson address of welcome
to high school. Raeburn Mcmahon; pre-
sentation of dplomas.-Miss Sarah Ell-
more of Claremont. n. H., is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Douglass seaman san
burn was In Waterbury Tuesday. -Earl
| Harrow and l.. S. Peterson are in Mas
| sena, n. Y, on business.-Arthur j
| Houston is In Springfield O. Hale
| is at the home of his brother. Clark Hale
| in Kingston. n. Y, recovering from
pneumonia. Mrs Robert Woodward and
| little daughter and Miss Marion Ken
| nedy Of Waterbury are guests at +. j
| Bilings's during common cement Miss
| Ncttlc Brush was at home from Mont
| polier for commencement exercises.
NORTH HYDE PARE.
| r. A. GALLUP and family left Monda,
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Rollin Parsons is spending few
days at Cartridge Junction.-Mchael
Boozan and sister. Annie, were called to
johnson Thursday by the serious Illness
of their sister, Mrs. Nellie Rooney
John Nolan was in Jericho Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Green We're in Bur
llngton Wednesday and Mrs. Her
bert Shepardson of Fairfax visited at
W. s. Shepardson's Saturday.-Mrs, Will
liam ufford and son of Fairfax passed
Sunday in town.-Elmer Crosier and w.
S. Shepardson were at Sheldon Junction
Thursday.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohonnon returned
from Boston Monday.-rhe small child
of Mrs. william Lacy died Monday
morning. The funeral was held at Allen
Traccy's Tuesday.-Mrs Sherman
.Twitchcll received word Monday even
ing that her husband had fallen from n
building at East Alburgh. He had two
ribs broken and was thought to be hurt
internally. Mrs. TwitChell went i'm
mediatcly to East Alburgh to help care
for the injured man.-The spring term OF
school clOScs Fridav
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. f. NJ. kimball Fri
day aftcrnoon.-H j. Rublce returned
from the West Saturday for the summer.
Miss Minnie Capon attended the fun
eral of her cousin. Clarence L. Ewins, at
North Troy, Saturday.--,Iamcs Thompson
of Connecticut is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Brown.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lou wilder and Miss Mabel Nor
gan have been spending n few days with
Mrs. ]. NJ. Greene in Montrcal.-The
Rev. r. w. Day and j. W. Pierce are
attending the state convention of Con-
Church in st. Albans-
Homer Ovett of bakersfield was In town
over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Pow
ell and daughter. Mildred, attended
exercises at st. Johnsbury
Thursday and Friday, when two of their
children, Harold and Anna, graduated.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Julia Sprague Is visiting at Mrs.
C. A Perleys.-Mrs S. II. Button spent
few days last week in Burlington.-Max
Button Is at home from the L. Y. M
Ch!ldrens day will be observed at the
Conversational Church Sunday.--Last
Sunday the Woodmen attended the Con-
crcgational Church In a body, when
sDccial services were hcld.-Miss Mary
Anderson Is at home for the summer
vacation.--The Woman's Auxiliary met
With Mrs c. S. Perley Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Miss Harriet Lavine left Friday for
Quincy, Mass, where she will spend the
summer.-George Tudhope and family
have returned to Boston after three
weeks here with parents and relatives
George French Is making repairs on the
Court House.-Little Paul Tudhope Is Ill
with the whooping cough.-Miss Mable
Hazen spent Sunday at her home in
AlburEh.
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BAKERSFIELD.

A. J.. Hall has moved to the Poland
Barlow house and II. III. Hall will oc-
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Hail.
Miss Anna Isham Of Worcester. Mass,
IS spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren 1sham
Charles Hyde OF Westneld. y. j., is
visiting in town.-Thc Ladies Aid So
cicty of st. Georges Church Will meet
with Mrs William Cook Saturday.
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will remain through the summcr.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Ellsworth of Underhill
are visiting tho formers sister, Mrs. ii.
Il. Beardsey.-Mrs. Cora Decker OF Mont
pclier is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. David @. Downey OF Brooklyn. N
Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G.
Chenoy.-1n gamo of base ball Satur-
day between st. Johnsbury Academy and
i. A. the latter won, to 3-Miss Nlude
G.. Mooney of Concord. n. H., is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. A. a. Rublec.-Mrs
S. T. stevens was called to Richford
Monday by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Il. +. Brayman.-Mrs.
Lorraine Iiulburt returned to her home
in Palmer, Mass, Monday.-While boat
Ing on Lake Lamoillo Sunday, Claud
Fisher recovered a gold watch which
was lost week ago by Harlow Levcns
of Cambridge.
During the storm of Tuesday afternoon
lightning made it interesting for residents
on the Randolph road, entering the house
of G. 8. Stancliff on telephone wires, burn
Ing out the phones and blowing the door
of the instrument OPEN At Hobart
Fulsom's, 1t went in on the wire but did
not injure the instrument At Levi
Small's, lightning went into six rooms
in the house, up stairs and down, splitting
castings. knocking off rlasterng. smoking
wall paper, etc. A sofa in the guest
chamber was got on fire. the carpet
ruined and other damage done. Lightning
passed through the room where Mrs.
Small was sitting without injuring her.
At W. NJ. smalrs, lightning struck a
| telephone pole in front OF the house,
ma n hp hi n rtit
the Instruments. Th, house and horse
| barn of Mrs. J. NJ. Campbell were both
struck by separate bolts coming nearly
simultaneously and doing quite n little
damage, but no fire wed.-The class
Of 0S, has presented the academy a
bronze tablet containing the full text
Of T,lncolns Gettysburg ADDRESS The
border of the tablet is an appropriate de-
| sign of Kentucky puc-canos symbolcal
of Abraham Lincoln native State. The
address is displayed upon the walls Of
oxford University as an example OF how
much can be said in the fewest possible
English words.
Harmony Pomona Grange will meet at
waterbury Center MISUNDERSTANDING W.
Y. Bliss Of Tulloy. Y, Is calling upon
numerous old friends in town.-Thc Rev.
G.. G 81. clare ana H. a. Slayton, at
tended the Congrcga onal state convcn-
ton at st. Albans..-J. +. Burrowa of
burlington is the guest of his grand
daughter Miss F,u-cue Pnncy.--Miss
Beulae Baily. the ll--car-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Summer Bale aftcn an
illness Of four weeks with typhoid pneu-
mona. was taken t. the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington Tuesday for sur
It,its "a F,f. fa. volt 81 n an al
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ALBUReH CENTER.

Miss Bessie Tatro OF North Hero was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs Herman FL
drcd last wcck.-Miss Marion Gordon,
Miss Lora Brown and Miss Francis
Mead, who have been attending school
In Swanton, returned home Saturday.
Sidney iIutchins passed Sunday at his
home hcrc.-Miss Marie Rockwell is at
home Friday for her summer vacation.
--Children's day will he observed at the
Methodist Church SUNDAY
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Giles Jcwett and Master Harold
went to New hampshire, Tuesday 10
visit her daughter, Mrs. j. V. Martini
Friends of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Nor
way gathered at their home June to
celebrate to NTH anniversary of their
marriage.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Helena Carpenter and Mrs. r. ].
Parmclee were among those who attend
ed the missionary meeting In st. Adams
Tuesday. Ground was broken Tuesday
for a. J. Croft's new residence on
Orchard street-W. B. Johnson Of Essex
Junction was here Tuesday.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. ii. d. Scott of Beeher Falls Is
visiting her sister Mrs. J. w. Scott
Fayette Warren, who is seriously Ill
with pleurisy and heart trouble. is
slightly ir- ,rovcd.-Earl Bcknel OF Bos-
ton is visiting his father A. A. Blcknell.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Luther, started
Wednesday on carriage drive to Here
ford, L. Q,-Clarence Wheeler has been
called to St Johnsbury for two days as
witness in a suit about n horse trade.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Golden and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c, Cdall attended the fun
cral of their grandmother. Mrs. Laura
Idall, in CroftSboro. Saturday. Mrs. A.
A. Bicknell arrived from Waterbury
Tuesday. They will occupy one OF tho
Fife tenomcnts, where he has employment
to Waitshcld. where he has employment,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thompson OF
Glover, were called here by the serious
illness of Mrs. Thompson's father Fay
cite Warren.-Mrs. Martha Root OF
Waterbury, has been visiting her brother.
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ELMORE.

Ray Robinson VISITED in Morrisville Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. w Griswold visit
ed in Waterville Saturday and returned
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wiley are
the parents OF a daughter horn Sunday
Miss Elge Chase who visited Florence
Eldrcd over sunday, returned to Morris
willie Monday.-D. V. Hutchins with Miss
Nora and Master Porter Green of Morris
willie visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutchins
over Sunday,--ClarenCe Stowell of stowe
passed sunday with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs, Henry Stowell-The ball game be-
tween Morrisville and Elmore was pos
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Every girl thinks that all parents
should give their daughters grand
weddings.
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Bu.iness-Iike Pristfss. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind, that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. Is
John R.-st. Phone 1913
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WOMEN Of WORLD
WHO ENJOY THE
RIGHT TO VOTE
PREPARATIONS ARE BEING MADE
IN GERMANY TO FIGHT FOR THE
RIGHT OF FRANcAIsE-suF-
FRAoe is GROWING.

HAMBURG. June 26-Frieda Raiel,
the suffragist, has complied the fol-
lowing record or womans suffrage the
world over:
Australia. Women have enjoyed
the suffrage since September 10, 1898.
New Zealand or 100000 women
OYER age-ln-A aw- Zealand DC. 600 make
use OF their votes in the interest or
morals progress and against alcohol.
Great Britain English women are
eligible for the position OF aldermen,
wardens OF the poor and the right to
vote in town and county elections.
Norway: Women paying from S7o
to 500 in taxes are entitled 10 vote.
Sweden; Women paying at least
sl25 taxes annually are entitled TO
vote in all communal affairs.
Denmark: Women are entitled to
vote under the same restrictions as
men
Iceland: Women have been en-
titled 10 vote on communal matters
since 1882
Finland: Women are entitled to
vote under the same restrictions and
conditions as men.
The Netherlands A bill is pending
promising women active and passive
right TO vote.
France. Belgium. Austria. Switzer-
land and Germany: Women are strict
ly excluded from voting. but in Ger
many there are signs that the women
are preparing 10 battle for the fran
chise. while In France. Belgium. Aus
tria and Switzerland nothing OF the
kind has yet been attempted.