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WESTFNLD.

Oscar Abbott and daughters, Lena and
Hazel. who have been for a few weeks
at William Wrights. returned to Clinton
vile. Mass, Monday.-O. T. Wright re-
turned Friday from visiting his sons In
Toronto, Canada, and Minnesota.-Re
]. L, Berry Of North Troy will preach In
the Congregational Church Sunday In
exchange with the Rev. Fred Williams
Mrs, Hattie Miller Van Scott OF Iowa
arrived Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs.
Dwight Hardng.-Mrs w $, Trumpass
has returned from Fnosburgh Falls
Mrs. Homer Hitchcock has been quite
sick for n few days. Mrs. Joseph Domino
of Montgomery came Sunday 20 visit
her brother. Joseph Goddard Miss Louis
Gilman is In Albany for few days
william Il. and Ernest Gilpin have gone
to Boston Providence and New York
Miss Mabe iTnrman OF Troy Will teach
the village primary school this fall.
Misses Annie Gilbert and Madge Martin
Will teach In the South and North dis
tricts respectively, and Miss Eva Gilpn
on the East Road near North Troy
Mrs Martin and son of Newport are
guests Of Mrs. Nelson seymour
Mrs. John Hall Of Montana, who Is
Bradford Friday to visit her cousin.
Frank Kennedy. The grasshoppers are
eating everything In sight.
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was read by Miss Carrie Carroll from
Mrs. Alice Howard of Luncnburg. and a
paper by Miss Frances Hobart with re-
gard 70 books and libraries. Remarks
were made by Mr.. Cornell and the Rev.
II. L. Harmed. and light refreshments
were scrved.-Mr. and Mrs. G. q. Cornell
and daughter of Maine are guests at
II. NJ Corncll's.--Miss Iowa Smile Of
Sanford. Maine. Is spending several weeks
with friends in this vicinity.--Scott Blu
chanan has returned from Glover.-Mrs.
Frank Bennett and May Russell have
been called to Albany, N Y, by the
sudden death OF relativc-Mr. and Mrs
William Marston and two daughters from
Concord. n. H.. nre visiting Mrs i. Il.
Smith and other relatives in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs o. y. Hayes have gone
to Sterling TO visit his eon.-Ralph Smile
of Sanford, Maine. is n guest at J. NJ.
N1lcox'slThc Rev, and Mrs. NJ. A.
Shaver and son are spending vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Morse THE Jcffersonville Junior
base ball team defeated johnson 10 to g.
Miss Ethel IIinscy of Now Hampshire
Is stopping with her sister. Mrs. S. T..
Pope-Martln Shattuck of Eden is q
guest mt j. W. GREEN'S. lie soon expects
TO go to California to make his home with
his son. Merton.
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went TO Wolcott Tuesday to visit her
mother, Mrs Il. u. Morse.-Ncd Phillips
who has been working In Fletcher re-
turned here Tuesday.-T. g. Fleetwood
and O. A. wilkins were In st. Johnsbury
Wednesday, A. Waite and j.. NJ.
Munson left Tuesday for Old Orchard,
and other Maine points-B G. Sheldon
of Swanton is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
il. A. Slayton.-Mrs. q. A. l}arrows npd
daughter. Mrs. Nellie 1Iadley Morse, were
In Johnson Wedncsday.-Mrs. Charles
A. McCuin OF Jeffersonville returned
there Wcdncsduy.-Mis Ruth Billiard of
burlington is visiting Mr., and Mrs NJ.
G. j. Gates.-Dr. and Mrs. Walter Bridge
OF Boston are visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Bridge. Mrs. Alice Reed and
Mrs Fannie Walker were in johnson
Wednesdoy,-Mrs. Il. IT. y. Merrill and
Miss Cora Bugbee are at the Fitch cot
tage on Caspian lake for an extended
stay.-Mlss Grace Crowcll Is visiting her
mother In Wolcott.--Mrs. William 1Iaw-
klns and daughter Mrs. Arthur VIII
liams, returned TO Barton Wednesday,
Mrs. o. i. Foster and Mrs Hannah Peck
visited in Wolcott Wednesday. AN
Hour with Grcig," by Miss Effir Palmer,
soprano of Boston, was given at the
First Congregational Church Wednesday,
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HYDE PARK.

Thomas Ffnnegan is visiting I'm Under
hill and Jericho.-Miss Halle Gates
Is in camp at Lake Eden.-Israel Tru-
do Of Coventry was here Saturday.
Mrs i. G. Page and sons and Mrs.
Parker and Miss Whitcomb are. camp
ing at Lake Eden.-Ticnjnm Atwell
is enjoying n weeks vacation at New
port. The republicans will hold
caucus Saturday evening at the town
hall ana the democrats the same even
ing at the court housc.-Fred Miner of
Kimundy, H., called on friends here
Saturday.-A. W. Tewksbury of Wor-
cester was in town Saturday.-Harry
Twiss of Ksene, N. H.. is visiting his
brother here.-Merritt Lee is building
an addition to his residence.-Prof.
SheIwin OF Spencer. Mass. who Is
spending the summer here. preached
at the Congregational Church Sum
day. No services will be held there
next Sunday, but on tho following Sum
day the Rev. Mr.. Hamlin will resume
his pastoral duties.-Ex-G Gov. Page re-
turned from the Isle of Shoals Sat-
urday.
The suit OF George d. BeauIre VS.. Nor
ria Brown was entered Saturday IN Chit
tonden county court, Damages of $50
are asked. the plaintiff claiming that
while he was riding bicycle, July l6. the
defendant carclessly manageG bis t~pm,
Knocking down and injuring both n and
tina ridaRa
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NEWPORT.

o. H. Rawson and family with Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Humphrey Of Burlingto on
are camping at Lake Park.-AIiss Clara
Hnman of AthoI Mass, is passing a
few days with T. Human and other rel
atives.-The Frost Veneer Seating Co.,
has Increased its working hours-Will
lam Rand. baggagemaster at the B. s. NJ.
station, lost five sheep Thursday night
by being bitten by dogs.-The Vermont
Patriots society took an automobile trip
TO Aver!l Pond. returning Monday morn
ing. This society was formed In Boston
by a few send degree Nasons who visited
TINT city last year from this State. Most
of the members are from this place
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Blair Of Richford
pa ssed Sunday with Mrs. Blar's mother,
Mrs. Chaffee.-The Rev. A. S. Bole
preached In the Congregational Church
Sunday In exchange with the Rev. r.
G. Flagg.-Cole Brothers circus shows
hero Thursday.-NH. and Mrs. Foster OF
Knowlton, Z. O.. have passed a few
days with G. II. Prouty.-A republican
caucus is called for Friday evening to
nominate a candidate for town represent
alive.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The play. ME and Otis" will be given
at the hotel hall this evening Sup
per Will be served at the G. A. r. hall
from 500 to $50 and also from 1000 TO
100
Services will be held as usual at the
Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing the pastor, the Rev. Robert Barton
being present.-A. Grenier Is erecting a
new block on the lot purchased of n. "
Gray.-Conroy Ileavens. who has been
at home the past week on account Of i'll
ness. is able to be out-Mss Nellie
Boyce OF st. Adams Is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Albert Cutting.-Miss Mari
on Boynton of Boston is the guest of her
cousin. Miss Nellie Smith.-Mrs Anna
Mend is spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs. J. 1.each.-Miss Marjorie
Newton and brother, Kenneth, are
spending several days with relatives at
Barre,-Mr. and Mrs. W. Burns were in
burlington MondaY.--Mr. and Mrs s.
W. Stafford have returned from Norris
vile where they have been spending
several days.-Mr. and Mrs. G. *. Leach
are spending few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Robinson, at Fletcher.
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will he held In the lower east room at
the town hall Friday evening at 730
o'clock.-Dr. 0. c. Baker and ]. w. Ray
have entered the field for town represen-
tative.-Miss Martha Spafford of Mont
pelier is in town for three weeks doing
catalogue work at the Brandon Free
Public library.-The selectmen have had
new bridge built at the corner Of
Maple street to replace the one washed
away.
daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gr!swoid. Mrs. f. f
Preston and son, Truman, of Syracuse,
n. v. are visiting MI and Mrs. c.. H.
Young. MIR. and Mrs. Edmond Billings
and two daughters OF Jamaica Plain.
Mass. arc passing a few days at the
Brandon Inn.-Mr. and Mrs +. Il. Hyde
OF Bennington are in town for a few
days stay.-Bert Johnson OF Boston is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs +.
W. Commentaries Ethel Guilty of Rut-
land spent Wednesday with her brother.
G. A. Quilty.-Prin. and Mrs. NJ. u.
Chittenden of Fairfax are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Fuller.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Aver have moved from Mrs.
Pratt's tenement on Carver street te
Barlow avenue
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woLcoTT.

The Rev. b. L. Jennings of Somerville.
MASS, came the last of the week TO
pass his annual vacation with his par
ents.-M'sses Ethel and Lena Knight
arc visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Denton. in Peru. n Y.-Mrs. Will
liam Barter and children returned from
two weeks visit I'm Richford Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. y. Uutchins of Nor
risville were guests at II. W Moody's
over Sunday.-The Rev. u. l., Jennings
Will preach at the Methodist Church
Sunday.-The Roy. and Mrs j. II. Wills
went Wednesday to Sheldon to attend the
camp meeting. Henry Ice and family
of Burlington are visiting at John Ieck-
ner's this week-.Miss Eugena Pinney
of Morrisville is spending a week OF
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. T..
BMorsc,-Mrs. Harry Bclknap and
children returned to Manchester, y. H.,
Saturday after an extended visit to her
brother, A. II. Perkins.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

A serious FIRE started IN the H,ll block
on Center street ut midnight Thursday
and did considerable damage before II was
exttngushed. The fire started on the
south side Of the block in the basement
and burned its way through the parti-
lions nearly to the top OF the building
The Dunmure Hose company responded
promptly to the alarm and after some
hard work saved the building. The block
three-story wooden structure. Is owned
by Mrs. II. II. Hill and insured, Her loss
Is estimated at SOD rhe basement was
occupied by Joseph Gagnon, dealer in
monuments. Mr.. Gagnon had n large
stock Of monuments on hand and his loss
by water and smoke Is estimated at
from 5000 to 5000. He was insured for
$1,000. The ground floor was occupied by
Phillips q Rowe who recently filed pa
pers In bankruptcy. Their stock consist
ed of groceries and was insured for $50
and was nearly total loss from water
Lcvi Bashaws stock of boots and shoes
was slightly damaged by water. The
third story was occupied by the knights
of Pyth,as Their rooms were greatly
damaged by smoke and water The orr
gin of the fire is not known.
Mrs. Edward Walker and Miss
Nina G. Child OF Boston, Mass, are
passing fcw days at Miss Ida
Pierce s.-Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt OF Kali
amazoo, Mich. are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Volney Ross.-Capt.
IT, V. Patterson Of Dorchester, Mass,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank H.
Osborn.-Robert Hutchins and party of
New York are at Mr.. Hutchinss cot
tage at Lake Dunmore,-Mr, and Mrs
Charles ". Needham are spending
two weeks vacation Mt silver lake.
Cascar Howland has accepted posi-
ton I'm the clothing store OF Anderson
J. Ives.--Mrs. Carroll r. Prime OF Phil
aielphia. Pa. Is spending several days
with DR.. and Mrs. n. w, Prtme,--Roy
w, Bresee has gone 10 larrahce's
Point for two weeks stay.-Mrs.
Francis Murray has returned from
visit In New York city-Miss Dnisy
Needham returned to Hartford. Conn,
Monday where she Is studying to he
trained nurse.--Mr. and Mrs Ozro
Fish OF Boston. Mass, are at silver
Lake for the Week.-Mrs. Nina Brown
Of Now York is visiting her mother.
Mrs u. C. Brown.-Mrs r w. Will
liams and Mrs. w. H. Williams gave
a party to several friends Tuesday
afternoon at Lake Dunmore. The
Mountain Spring hotel ct Lake Dun
more has l15 guests and every room
In the house Is taken.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. T. Backus are occupying their cot
tage at Lake Dunmore,
A republican caucus will be held Fri
day evening at 7:So o'clock at the town
a
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and Mrs. d. J. Foster Of Burlington. and
their daughters. Mabel and Mildred.
were in town Monday having come from
burlington In IN automobic--Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Barber Of Planfield ara
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Davis on the East HILL
Sunday morning the Rufus Brown house.
two miles from tho village, on the turn
pike road to washington, caught FIRE
from the chimney but was luckily saved
after a portion OF the roof had been
burned.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Goss.
OF Providence, II. l., and Mrs. DR.. J.
Euclid Fish of Canton. Mass. with her
two children, are guests OF Mrs. Ann u.
Goss. Mrs. Fish WINS Miss Ammo Goss.--
An Interesting ball game was played
Saturday afternoon between Chelsea and
Vershirc, resulting 70 to II In favor OF
the local nine vershire In the sth made
five runs and In the 9TH six.--,Miss Ida
Longec n student at Northneld Semi
nary, Is visiting Mrs. Charles Bixby.-
County Examiner, John NJ. Comstock, Is
at Bradford and Post Mills this week,
examining candidates for teachers GER
tihcates.-Mrs. c. +. IIcmnwey and her
sister, Miss Shepherd. of Lowell, Mass.
hit u''u1)lHB 'll'lT COlIHRe Ht ItTIiuSlluW
Corner on West 1Iill.-Mrs Julia Rogers,
Of Lowell Mass, is at Orange County
hotel for her usual summers visit.--Miss
Belle Judd of Nantucket, Mass, Is spend
ing a few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Fred II. Stanton and her mother, Mrs.
Wallace Sanborn.-Miss Flora Corwin ar
rived Sunday from Boston, to spend a
month at her fathers. J. A. II. Corwin.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Corwin Of Lowell.
Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Corwin of Somerville. Mass. arrived
Tuesday.-Mrs. H. s. Scarborough and
two children from Amityville, L. l.. and
Mrs. Jessie Mac Williams of New Haven.
Conn, are stopping at Mrs. Andrus-
Mrs. Ella Herrick johnson of East Ran
dolph. Is In town this week nj the Misses
Andrus for n short visit in her childhood
home.--Mr Hunt has bought a 10 acre
piece of land from Charles A. Bacon for
soo5
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Joseph Denny, merchant Of North
field, has assigned for the benefit OF
his creditors. TO avoid going into
bankruptcy. Charles A. Plumley, as
signee. filed Thursday IN the office OF
the county clerk a list Of debts owing
and of the assets. Mr.. Denny has
debts of s2.526 and has book accounts
due him OF slOs%os His stock IN
trade and personal property invoice
about $4,000. so the failure Is not
bad one. Suits by creditors was the
cause of the assignment
Lucina. widow OF Lucius Cummings
died Thursday OF blood poisoning at
the home OF Edgar A. Cummings, her
son. in East Montpelier, Mrs. Cum
mings was 81 years old. She was
horn In Montpelier and was daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Renjamin Ellis.
She had lived oil her life In this city
and East Montpelier, Funeral SER
vice, were held at her late home
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. the
Rev. Or. j. Edward Wright officiat-
ing. Burial was IN the Cutler cemetery.
cemetery,
John w. Bagley died Thursday
morning Of consumption at the home
OF Mrs, w. J. Royce, his sister, on
Vine street. Mr.. Bagley was a native
OF Moretown and was 80 years old.
He was In the employ Of the United
states Clothes Pin company until fall
ing health compelled him to give up
work. He was q member OF Vermont
Lodge Of Odd Fellows and OF the Jun
Tor Order OF United American Me-
chanics. The Odd Fellows burial
service was conducted nj the house
at eight o'clock Saturday morning and
the body was taken to Moretown
for the funeral and burial
In the civl case of Joseph Perkins
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

J. D. Leavitt and friends are spending
this week at Ellego lake. occupying the
Smith Cottage.-Nrs. Fred Daverson and
son from Boston are in town for few
duys.-Mrs Jennie Randall Is at homo
from Chicago after several months alb
seneca daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Skinner OF this town In
Morrisville last week.-Mrs.. Charles Hoyt
from Wolcott spent Sunday In town with
her son.-Nason Ieav!tt from Scotland,
Conn, accompanied by his son. is visit
Ing here where he formerly resided.
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ELMORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. p Hare OF Jefferson
VILE are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Reynolds--Mrs. w. j. Chapman of West
Concord arrived Wednesday to visit her
brother. S. D. Edred. and sister, Mrs
Alvin Robinson Wedge has rent
ed the Scott farm and will move there
this week.--A large gathering OF MEM
bers Of Co. d was held Thursday Mt Dr.
Bates's cottage The ladies' served q
bountiful dinner-Miss 1~eona Chapman
of Concord is visiting her cousin. Flor
ence Eldred.-Mrs. George Harlow OF
Stowe Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed
win Robinson and Mrs. Whitney O.:
Orange, Mass, are visiting tho for1ner'g
mother. Mrs George Wilkeshire.-Mrs
James Hutchins who has been very III,
Is able to DO out.-Miss Alice Amsdam
went Tuesday to visit in Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutchins went to
Wolcott Sunday to visit DR.. and Mrs.
Rublee.-Miss Sadie NARROW of Stowe Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward Robinson.
s.. d. Eldred and daughter, Florence,
visited her sister, Mrs. Alvin Robinson,
In Wolcott Sunday-Mrs. William Kis-
ger is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Adams in Stowe.-Mr. and
Mrs. Marrow Of Boston are visiting Mrs.
w. Peo.-Mr and Mrs. c. Spaulding
have moved to the PEG farm In Wolcott
Mr.. End Mrs. Frank Clio of Waterbury
visited the past week at Elmer Robin
SON s-Mrs. James Iutchins is very H.
George Wilshur has moved TO the Crow
ell house in tho 1llage-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hastings of Wolcott visited the
iatter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crolbell over Sunday.-C. Cooper who
has been visiting friends the past week
returned Saturday TO Morrisville.-Mrs
J. Carry of Stowe Is visiting her BROTH
ers, Henry and Charles Stowell.
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

a few months.-Miss May Wallace Of
Richford is visiting here.-At St. Ignatius
Church Monday morning Miss Emma Nc
Allister was united in marriage to Teber
II. Winget of Irasburgh. The Rev. Faith
er 1aviene performed the ceremony
Road Commissioner W. II. Pope has Is
teams drawing gravel for permanent
road.-Mr and Mrs, c. +. Hodgeman are
the parents OF a daughter, born August
l.. daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sheltra August 8. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marnott Durivnge are the parents Of a
daughter. born August s.
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Rowe Of Lynn,
Mass. are guests OF Mr.. Rowe's brother.
". A. Rowe,-Mrs, Sarah Cutting OF
Boston. Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph LaFrance.-Miss Bernicia Avery
of Ferrisburgh is visiting her grand
pa rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Baker
Alonzo Frazier OF Castlctun Is visiting
relatives In this place.--Rollin Cunningham
Is very low with lockjaw caused by nun
ming n silver into his finger Saturday. His
recovery is very doubtful-Mr. and Mrs.
William Symons and daughter of New
York city, who have been visiting M Mrs.
Mary Symons's left Monday for weeks
visit In Bristol
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JOHNSON.

The ladies' Dread club has purchased
u building lot of Mrs. J. l.. Pierce on
Rallroad street rs site for Il library
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank II. Waterman have
returned TO Minneapolis, Mnn.-I'rec-
man Boyce Is much better and is seen
on the streets again.. G. Hodgkins
has sold his Fay farm to r. IT, Sher-
win-I-eon Sturtevant of Rochester is
making a short visit hcre.-Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Davis started Tuesday for
Sycamore. ILL.,, and will be gone about
two months.-The families of Bert Mills
and G. II. Stinson are camping at Lake
Eden.
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BRoWNINGToN.

Mrs George Hall Of Springfield, Mass.
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Jasper smith
hiram Carpenter of West Derby visited
MS grandmother, Mrs, Sarah Fox, Satur-
day and Sunday.-Mss Alice Titus "
Brattleboro Is visiting relatives in town
The body OF Mrs. a. f. Dennson of Clio
Yer. who died OF tuberculosis. was
brought here for burial Saturday Miss
Mabel Farman of Lowell is visiting her
cousin Miss Laura Whitehill. Mrs. Mon
teith and daughter are camping at the
"klondike' for two weeks
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EAST RANDOLPH.

c. NJ. Belknap has sold his place In
East Randolph to Porter collins and
has bought Mrs ] i. Cleveland's
place In Randolph village.-lI. r..
Sprague and Jules Rogers are camp
Ing at Lake Farley -Frank Brigham
has been visiting his sister, Mrs, IL.
J. Kemp in Huntington.-Mrs. SAN
born OF Manchester, \. H., Is the
guest of her brother, pr, George pav-
enport-Mr. and Mrs. Irwin kiobee
and son are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l. n. Kibhee-Miss Ruth
Sprague and Laura Smith are gaining
in health.
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LOWELL.

The board OF civil authority will meet
august ~ at 100 p. m. at the town IA II
to revise the check list--St Ignatius
Church Will hold a fair August a. 25 ~
n and %.-Mr. ana Mrs. Bradley Hoadley
were called to Enoshurgh Monday by the
Illness OF re'at've'-Mrs L. Il. Wellman
ANA children or Newport are spending the
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. V
NJ PARTICIPANTS. s. Il, Cello of Aver
Mass. Is visiting In town. Miss MYRTLE
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WATERVILLE.

Master Albert Ell arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin Monday
The Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Wescots of
Waterbury Center are spending few
days withy his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ELI Wescot.-Mrs. Ami Leach IL spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs. George
Mitchell, at Westheld. Mr.. and MRS.
Charles Hulburd of Boston, Mass. are
spending the week with his sister. Mrs
f. I. Mamma. d. and Elba Stockwell
have moved TO Pleasant Valley where
they have a large lumber job.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

George IT. Temple has closed his
creamery and the milk goes to tn" White
Cross bottling factory.-Judge Carncs is
having family party this week at the
Randolph House. It includes cousins from
Pomfrct Hartford and Springfield
Benjamin Davis of Philadelphia Is pass
Ing u vacation here with his mother, Mrs
Emily Davis.-Repairs are being made at
the Normal under direction of W. +.
Washburn.
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H. w. ALLEN g. co.
TO-DAY

Attention is especially invited to the Drapery De-
partment in the basement where many entirely new
and attractive exhibits are contributing much to
this Stores Importance as an exceptional shopping
place.
Exclusive materials for Draperies and Furni-
ture coverings.
Large assortment of moderately priced fabrics
among which genuine Liberty Printed T affetas,
Cretonnes and Tapestries.
An especially unique collection of foreign
printed table covers, pillow covers etc., including
old Dutch designs and English Prints made from
old blocks. These are 24x24 to 54x54 inches
Priced from $1O to $500 each.
Norwegian hand embroidered covers. Size IS
x34 inches
Price $15O
Printed Curtain Muslins, white with delicate
floral designs.
so inches wide, Price IS Cents.
Printed Poplin or French Taffeta in design.
to match the above mentioned muslins 80 inches
wide. Price so Cents
Silk Damask Pillow Covers--especially rich
looking, beautiful designs. Price Sl38 each.
Printed Satin Pillow Covers in variety of
remarkably effective designs. Price IS Gents.
Heavy Lace Net Curtains. real cluny lace
border
Price s275. $500, s375, $500, $500,
H. w. ALLEN q co.
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DERBY.

Mrs. W. n. Taylor was in town last
week to Join her husband and they are
spending the week at Lake park-Dr.
Aldrich of Glover has bought out DR..
Comings practice here and taken posses
sion. 1t is understood that DR.. Comlngs
and his family will go West In October
DIR. Mills tested Edward Derusha's
cows and killed two week ago last
Sunday.