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MILTON.

Mrs. Hale Flint and daughters, Ruth
aud Emma, and son. Lewis, who have
been spending a month with her faith
or. tho Rev. Y. r. Herrick. returned to
Randolph MondaY.--Charles Robinson
is visiting In New London. Conn.,
William Clark returned to Andover,
Mass. Monday.--Miss clara Brown
went to Newport Monday. where she
has position In the graded school
Miss Nellie Washburn went to Sael-
burnc Monday, where she will teach
rchool.-Miss Marie Laramay return
I'd from Europe Friday and a recep-
ton was given her at Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening by her friends.
There were about 100 In attendance
and a ring was presented to her.
1t was voted TO build sidewalks on
Main and River streets at the special
village meeting Monday evening by n
majority OF 8, the vote standing IS
yes, 81 no. This Is Che second time walks
have been voted for but money has not
beeon forthcoming. The trustees were au-
thorized to borrow money at the most
favora bic rates but as the voters looked
upon ii the same as bonding the village,
which can only be done by two-thirds
vote sidewalks are not In sight. Chair
committee made Il comprehensive re-
port and the revised laws were accepted
and ordered printed.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
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has been spending the summer with her
returned to New York.-.Mrs. j. +. Whit
ten is spending the week with relatives
In Esscx.--Alby Buxton, who has been
at his uncle's, W. II. Curtis, has return
ed to Burlingt on. Merritt Mann OF
Watervillo has been Visiting his uncle
pr Turlburd.-M Mary Mcmahon has
gone to burlington TO attend St, Marys
Academy
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ring and Miss
Mary Wright were IN Ilanksville Tuesday
to attend tho funeral of their brother.
Darwin Wright-Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Var
nev attended the funeral Wednesday in
Richmond of Mrs. Ina Stevens Walker -
Mrs $ Il. Wells who has been living in
Purlngton for several years. Is occupying
her house here Mrs. J. II. Stafford, Sr
md Miss Garlic Stafford have returned
coast near New Isondon.-Mrs l. s.
Rood IS stopping with Mrs. Jennie Small
while Mrs. ~ II. Goodwin Is visiting IN
Farnham, Canaia.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Drew OF Boston were at l.. f. Wilhurs ovre
Sunday.-At the annual meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society, tho
following officers were elected: Prcs
dent Mrs. c. B. Atwood vice president,
Mrs. NJ O. Balch secretary. Mrs Ira
Morse treasurer, Mrs. George IIulburd.-
Miss BELLE Bolio has returned from n
short visit I'm North CamhrdRc.-M lss
Jennie Martin Is visiting in ST. Adams
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BAKERSFIELD.

Henry Rivers has moved his family
into the tenement back Of W. NJ
Naramore's storc.-Mr and Mrs. James
Hanson OF Johnsown, y. Y. Mrs. Clara
DEAN Van Horn and daughter. Grace
Van Horn. Of Palatine. H.. and Athol
Davis of Waterville are guests OF +. w
Davis. Miss Alice Durivage of IIighgata
visited friends in town last weck.-Wal-
ter Rooney OF Hyde Park and Miss Rose
Rooney of Milton visited at the homo OF
Mrs Mary McNaney last Week.-Mrs.
Frances Lcdoux went Monday to Rich
ford. whore she will teach the coming
year.--Mrs. r. II. Gilbert ana daughters
Doris and Muriel. who have been spend
ing the summer at the home OF Mrs
Gilbcrt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Narcotic, have returned to their home In
Cleveland, Ohio.-M!ss Daisy Beals has
returned home from Lebanon n IL, on
account of illness
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association In the Baptist Church in
this village yesterday brought togeth-
cr a large gathering at both sessions.
The Rev. j. II. Leroy OF Montgomery
led in the morning devotional service
after which there were reports OF
committees and discussions An ad
dress on Music In tho Sunday school"
was given by the Rev. George VIII
Hams of johnson. Charles Champion
Of st. Adams delivered an address on
Young Men and the Sunday School"
AZ eleven o'clock the Rev T., G.
French Of Lyndonville gave n master
~ address on missionary Organiza-
ton Of the Sunday School" The re-
naming time of the morning session
was given to the Rev. A. f. Urford OF
Fairfax, who gave an address on THE
Forward Movement" A dinner was
served In the church parlors by the
ladies of the congregation. Tho after
noon meeting opened at 80 o'clock
with a devotional service led by the
Rev. T.. s. Grcenlenf OF 1linoshur9h,
followed by an address on The North
ern Baptist Educational Society" by
the Rev. G.. II. chambers of Wcstford.
The Rev r. u. Penney, d. -, pastor
Of the Baptist Church in Burlington,
delivered strong address on Tho
American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety." The final adjournment was
then reached with farewell remarks
by the Rev and Mrs. a. r. I'Tord OF
Fairfax. The meetings were voted n
decided success both in the interest
manifested In them As well rs In the
attendance, which included n Roodiy
number from outside the district Re
sides the active clergy there were
present o number of retired preachers.
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Corlie Cheesman; No. TO- Mrs. Arthur
skelly, and at Alburg station, Miss Grace
Davis of Hardwlck-Misses Mary and
Margaret Honsinger are attending school
In Brushton, y. Y,--Miss Marie Rockwell
returned TO Montpelier Saturday where
she will teach In the graded schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Duba. Miss Elsie
Goodsell and Mr. and Mrs Antoine La.
lombard OF Isle In Motto were In towr
Sunday. - Newton Rockwell OF tho steam.
or Vermont passed Sunday at his homo
here. Joseph Norris and Miss Rebecca
James Of Alburgh Springs were married
at the parsonage by the Rev. II. A.
Jones Saturday evening,
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~ r., ,.tti In .oryed at tbn A.-.-,
howso a, ,o.,o ,,cloc. ana n ,,,s,, ...,,,
bo serve, a, tho owl c,vh n, a..
o,o,a,, n, .ho af,er,oop =, H., -.
nj tho, n, " II Hamilton ava ~. =,
II M.r,I, -, .tbn,pcIior u,,i,
tho mating Tho FOLLOWING nronr.,,
I'm. hoo, arranged. vico.nra.,,n,,,,.
annual address DIR. Alan D.v,dsa,
"Aotro,ogy and piagnosis" ,,so,,..,.,
opcned IN, Dr G.. JJ. Allen n, Swar,or
nna mr. u NJ pelton Of pichSord.
"pronv,ax,. md Treatment ~ rorIy
| Cases" Dr " r. Hamilton nc Mor,
reol fo,lowed M, n discussion o,oroa
bv Dr. T. & Hutchinson Of rnoshuryb
Ealls an, Dr G & Sconeld ne pin.
ford .rbo Sorjpl Problems 10 T,,hor
culosis" mr. & T. Martin of No,,roo,
followed nv n discussion opened bv mr.
Dr g. w Johnson OF West Rerkabiro
and n, & A pratt Of FInosburyh uo,,s
".rhc Aid Of the Statc Iaboratory In
D,ounosis md Treatment" DIR u n
Stone of Huntington. followed hy n ,,a-
cussion o,,cnod Nv pr. W. / r!nton n,
this CITY.
Fred II TwitcheI for MANY ,cars
ono Of ST. Albans's best known husi-
ness men. has closed out his interests
here and left saturday mint for I,.
Angeles cal. where he expects tn ro
side
The detachment of the Highland cadet
corps of Montreal. which hao been In IN.
city FOR two davs. Major y fvdon com
mendlng. left for Montreal on the early
train TUESDAY. The cadet. made n good
showing at all times and while no ROYAL
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss May Collins is attending the nor,
NAL school at Johnson.-Mrs William
Dmond is visiting her sister in Water
loo Que.-The West berkshire cornet
band furnished music at the reCcptior
given by Representative elect a. b. Croft
at Berkshire Center Saturday night --
Miss Myrtle Mosier has returned &c
Brushton, n. Y, where she viii teach IN
the high school the second year,-Mra
W. II, Noble. who underwent an opera
ton at the ST. Adams hospital, return
ed home Friday much improved Miss
Rena Thomson OF Rutland, who has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, l.. W. Howe ia
gone to Morrisvile-- village schools
opened Tuesday with Max Jolley OF
Berkshire and Miss Ethel Covcr o!
KiChfOrl IA teachers
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ENOSBURGH.

Mr. and Mrs. George r. Remington OF
New York city have been passing several
days in Sheldon and Enosbursh. Mr.,
Remington returned to New York Mon
day night and Mrs. Remington Will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Melvin
Wright.-Mrs. j. r. Swift OF woodstock
is visiting Mrs Warren Perley. Mrs Nj
s. Woodward entertained the ladies'
society Wednesday afternoon. -Reuhen
Hamlet who moved to Bakersfield last
year. has moved back to the farm he LETT
in East Enosburgh. Fred Eldred Will
carry on the farm OF Mrs. Asa Raymore
next year and Harry Kidder VIII have
charge Of the firm OF DR. William stan
ford Stevens-F. NJ. Wright and II. T.
Hopkins are in St. Adams as jurymen at
county court.--Lloyd Chaffee and sister,
Miss Grace are attending brigham Acad-
envy, bakersfield and NJ. +, Wright ana
sister, Helen 8. Wright, Miss Mildred Orr
and Miss Marion Chapman the nigh
school at Enosbursh Falls.-Nr and Mrs.
A. J. Woodward are attending the FAIR In
Barton and visiting friends IN that vicin-
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and is succeeded by Miss Anna LaRocd,ie
of Burlingt on.-R. q. Whalley Is building
silo.--Cyrus Hosford's cottage IL near
ly completcd.-Mrs. Mile Mcclure and
daughter, Nina, passed Sunday in town
with relatives.
Charles y. Toote and Monroe NJ I'M
are in Burlington attending county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. 1ravenworth are
visiting in town.--Misses Carolyn and
Sophia Williams have returned to Brock
ton and Gardner, Mass, to teach.-Miss
Phebe Horstord has gone to Montpelier
and Miss Ethel Williams to Burlngt on
to school.--'rhc two original adult class
cs will hold n socable in the vestry Fri
day evening.-Mr. and mrs. Alonzo Bald
win of Minneapolis, are In town for n
few days-Mr. and Mrs. S. @. w. Ben
jamin and daughter will soon 60 to
Washington for the winter-Mrs
Charles a. Austin will soon return to
Orange, y. j.. with her son and daugh-
ter. Fired IL Horsford has his new house
nearly completed and ready for occu-
pancy by his son, Cyrus g. 1Iorsford
and wife
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UNDERHILL.

Tho engagement of Theodore Chase Of
Ct Johnsbury and Miss Julia Scott Of
this town Is Hnnounced.-Miss Ethel
Blakey of Waterbury spent Monday in
town.--1Irs. +. A. Cass and Mrs. ~ G..
ale attended the Baptist convention in
Essex Junction Tuesday,-Mrs. Clark
Graves and daughter have returned after
weeks visit in Burlington and Char
iotte.-Mr and Mrs. d. C. Hawley OF
South Carolina are visiting his mother
at B c. IIawley s.--'Miss Hazel knight,
who has been visiting In Burlington for
n few days, has returned home.-Mr and
Mrs L. Nctcalf are visiting in Fair
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ST. GEORGE.

Representatve-elect IIinsdale rendered
n reception to his friends Saturday even
ing, The Hinesburgh band was In at
tendance and refreshments were served.
Among those who attended from out of
town were II. l.. Morse OF Waterbury
and Representative-elect partch of Hines
burgh.--H II. Tilley is seriously Ill with
heart trouble and his son. w. +. Tillcy
of Burlington was called home Satur-
day.-George Piovin of Hartland Is visit
ing old friends In this place. lie is travel
ling by motorcycle Mrs. Edla Forbes
and three daughters of Essex Junction
and Bert Forbes of Montpelier were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, VIM, Grey sun
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

An industry which Is attracting a good
deal OF attention Just now is the factory
for the canning of sweet corn operated
here by the Baxter Bros Co.. of Bruins
wick. Me. under the personal supervis-
ion Of r. H. Baxter This factory is tho
largest In the State. the capacity being
$500 cans per hour The machinery was
started August % and the work Is now
fully under way. The output at closing OF
business Saturday night was about $50,
600 cans The amount put up SATURDAY
was 5000 cans. Between 800 and el0 per
sons find employment In the husking
yards, and about IS men and women arc
In the pay roll In the factory. Between
$4,000 and s25 $50 dollars viii be paid
the farmers OF Essex. Milton and Geor-
gia for the green corn and the weekly
pay roll for labor amounts to upwards
OF 5000
a large number was present at the re-
ception given town Representatve-elect
Allen Martin at his home Saturday even
ing The lawn was beautifully lighted
with colored electric light, and refresh
ments were served out of DOORS after
which cigars were lighted and a number
Of short speeches called FOR. Mr.. Martin
In a pleasing way thanked the voters for
their able and assured all that the inter
est Of his town and State wound be his
first and only thought at the next session
of LEGISLATURE. Romeo's orchestra Of Bur
| lnKton furnished music.
A daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Lunt
The ll2th annual meeting Of the La
noble Baptist association opened at the
| BAPTIST Church In THIS village Tues
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. The Rev,
Frederick Emerson of Jericho led In
| the devotional service which marked the
opening of a largely attended meeting
At ten O'Clock the organization was per-
fectcd. followed by the reading Of let
ters ana welcome from the church In
this village AT l0:45 the Rev. ]. S.
Brown of St. Adams delivered the an
nual sermon The reading OF church let
ters occupied the time until the dinner
hour Tho afternoon session opened with
n devotional service led by the Rev ]
| r. Buzzcl OF Colchester. state con-
vention work and discussion was led
by the Rev W. A. Davidson. d. D.. OF
burlington and was followed by ad-
dresses by the Rev. c. II. Spaulding. d,
d. OF Boston and W. r. Beaman Of
Hating OF China, "Woman's Hour" was
next on tho program and was followed
by the partors' conference at 4:SO. after
which there was an adjournment until
seven O'Clock when the evening sessions
was opened with praise service by the
Rev. 8. l.. Perry OF Richford. The Rev.
f. d. Penney, u. D.. pastor OF the Bap-
fist Church at Burlington. the Rev. s.
II rru
shaw Of Colgate University delivered
stirring addresses. this brought the first
days address to q close.
Fred Tebo has been appointed section
foreman In the G, V. yards to nj the
vacancy caused by the removal to St
Adams OF Frank Pratt,
The second and last day of the an
nual meeting Of the Lamoille Baptist
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SOUTH HERO.

Town Representatives elect Albert Fresh
held a reception at his residence Tues
day evcning.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. White
are absent on their vacaton.--E. J. Hart
returned Monday from CRANKY, y. O.,
where he went to attend the McGarry-
Hart wedding. William Landon OF
Georgia was In town Saturday M So
Emmogenc Martin. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Tenry Martin, for
several weeks, returned to New York
Tuesday Robert Allen has secured
railroad position in the mall depa rtment
George Phelps of Milton was In town
Monday Maple Lawn Academy re-
opened Tuesday with a good attendance.
Mr.. Stevens and family have returned
home after spending the summer IN camp
nt the Sandbnr.
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WILLIsToN.

John Place died Tuesday morning after
an illness of four months leaving a
wife and helpless son. Mr. Place Is the
last Of his family. Only one uncle. Rufus
Place who resides In Jericho and one
cousin. Mrs. Fred Gill, of burlington
survive The funeral will take place
Mt his late home Thursday afternoon Mt
two o'clock. The Rev. p. NJ. Kent will
offic'ate with burial In the Fast cemetery
Mrs. y. c. Johnson is better and Is about
to be about the house aga,n.--The schools
commenced yesterday. District No. and
two districts in South Winston are
brought to the village school.
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. O. H. Wells and daughter
visited In Bakersfield this week Miss
Fanny Gntes spent Sunday In johnson
with Miss Myrtle Stone.-The village I'm
provement society began work upon the
Sidewalks Monday .-Isidore Bolio was in
town over Sunday and has sold his place
to Arthur Raymo, possession given
November 1.--IIarold G. Powell has been
visiting In 81. Johnsbury for n few days.
The high school opened Wednesda y
with G. l.. Green as principal and Miss
Drummond as assistant The other schools
Will open Monday Mrs. G. W. Powell
and daughter. Mildred. visited In Bakers
field Tuesday and Wednesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

f. e. Iiutchins was awarded first and
second premiums on draft horses at the
Franklin county fair.-Mrs. II. l.. Coan
and Miss Florence Gates have returned
to East Walpole. Mass. r. Hall and
G. A. Gardyne returned home Sunday
from Europe.-II Il. Davis. an old resi-
dent of this town. died at his home on
East Hill Friday after an Illness OF
only a few hours. The funeral was held
Mt the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Holmes and
daughter of Swanton attended the fun
cral-The new chapel at IIectorville
was dedicated Wednesday .-Corisa
Centebar OF Worcester, who liz visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Triff Ccnte-
bar. went Monday to Baskiny Ridge
N j., as n chauffeur--A son was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Purrier.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Outlook club will hold its hrst
meeting OF the year with Mrs. c. W.
Rice September l6--Mr. and MIS-. Guy
Chase of Montpelier visited at George
Ayers's sunday.-C. Herman snger OF
Nashua, N. H., is visiting at II. II.
Days The T.. c. l. commenced Tuesda y
with IS students and p. a. Gilmore MS
principal MIR. and Mrs. q. II. Brown
OF South Lancaster. Mass. formerly Of this
rlace, have been visiting Mrs. Browns
sister.--Mrs. r. w. Ayers OF Frederic, a.
D., have returned and are visiting at
8. A Kellers.-Miss Amelia Keller. who
has been visiting In Montpelier, returned
Monday.-The little son Of Hiram IIanley
IL seriously ili.-The little daughter OF
Charlie Holly remains about the same.
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FLETCHER.

Henry Lawrence Of Essex visited A.,
r. Paine Friday--A1r. and Mrs -. w
Corse are spending several days in New
port and Canada William Ilebb OF JET
fersonville In town the past week.
1t IS reported that Edward Thompson
has taken the w. II. Griswold farm and
will move there November 1.-The Mod
ern Woodmen will hold the annual field
day Saturday. Among tho features will
be drill by the Forestry team. races
and other sports. At three o'clock there
will be n ball game between Fletcher and
JeffersonV,llp
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GRAND ISLE.

MIR ana Mrs. Hiram King of Westford
visited at Il. tfford's last week.-Mrs..
Emma Tudhopo OF Chazy. y. y, visited
In Grand Isle over Sunday. Fred Pardy
% Lebanon, n H.. visited at r. S. Cor
don's this week. There will be no La
dies AID meeting this weekThe Rev.
George W. Perry conducted the service
n Grand 1sle Sunday Schools began
Tuesday. Miss Long Is teaching at the
Corners. Mrs. Unord has been quite Iii
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

DR.. William Y, Bliss, former resident
OF Georgin, died here Friday He was
born in Georgia April H. 1853. After
study mud teaching IN his native town.
he graduated IN the regular course at the
medical departmcn OF tho University Of
Vermont in 1879, and located in HYDE
Park. where he married Mrs Fannie
Barrows Of that place January
70. lsSJ. she died last April. About 1883
he removed to Tully N Y. whore he
continued the practice of his profession
tin compelled by failing health TO
abandon IT. Some six weeks ago he came
to Vermont in the hope of receiving
benefit. but hts mortal disease made
rapid progress and after n period of In
tense suffering eliminated in death
September ut the hom- OF his brother.
c. {. Bliss. of South burlington. He is
survived by three children. Winnie T..
Lula T.. and Carroll +. His re-
mains were taken to Tully. y. Y.
for funeral and burial accompanied by
his two brothers and their wives. Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Bliss of South Burlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w Bliss OF
Georgia.
large company OF townspeople
THthered al inc nome OF Representatives.
elect II. H. Wheeler Thursday evening
by invitation Music and games were
toyed and refreshments were served
The three months contest to obtain new
members at the Fourth street Sunday
school closed last week. The blue but
tons beat the reds who consequently
furnished the supper at ID. J. Millham's
Wednesday evening, The next contest
will end January 1.--Mr. and Mrs. A. z.
Drinkwater of East Charlotte were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. +. Tilley We'd
nesday and Thursday.-AIss Bessie Ken
needy. who has been Mt the Mary Flet
cher hospital. for treatment, is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. w. W. Aldrich.
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BEAVER.

a reception for the Fairfax represen-
tative elect and his wife MI and Mrs. NJ.
d. Strait, was held at their home Tues
day evening. Between two hundred fifty
and three hundred people were there to
congratulate them. The yard was prettily
trimmed. with japanese lanterns. Refresh
ments were servcd.-Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Leach started Saturday for the West.
where they will visit relatives Arthur
and Ernest Austin have returned 20
PandOlph
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

The semi annual session OF the
Franklin County Medical society will
be held at the Owl club assembly hall
September II. The day will be dcvot
ed to discussion of tuberculosis. its
early recognition and treatment. Din.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr. Densmore OF Barre has been at NJ
W Smiths for few days.-Daniel Gran
ger and Harry Costello went Wednesday
to Plattsburgh,-Mr and Mrs. a. r. Stone
and son will return to their home in
Chicago Thursday Ballard of Bur-
lington visited here Tuesday.
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Helen Hall. for several years stem
osrapher for Governor Page, has gone to
ST. Johnsbury to act In a similar capa-
city for II \. Turner, Mrs. Florence
Solandt and children have returned to
Northheld Mass. Edward Badger who
purchased the hardware business OF F.
r. Pore took possession Monday
Emily Hulburt went to Burlington Mon
day morning To enter high school-N1r.
and Mrs A. w Ferrin OF Montpelier
we're here Saturday.--The Putnam family
had an informal reunion at the Old
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BUCK HOLLOW

Howard Rowland OF Fairfax ana Mrs
Prince and daughter OF Townsend visited
at W. II. Rood's September 6.-Miss LII.
Ian NJ. Buck is visiting her aunt, Mrs
w. II. Rood
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CHARLOTTE.

Fred Deyette Of Burlington was In
town Monday.-Cnrnelius McClane has
moved to Burlngt on. Mrs Bert Wilma re
IL visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Besette-Miss Ethel C.ervia has resigned
~ operator at the telephone exchange
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ESSEX.

Justin Hall, who mas been falling
In health for some time. was taken to
the poorhouse STANDARDIZATION one
v the twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hollcy. has typhoid fever.
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EAST GEORGIA..

The service at Emmanuel ChuIch on
Sunday will be litany the holy COM
munion and sermon at nine O'Clock IN
the morning.
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