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GAYSVILLE.

NJ. l.. Wyman is in Boston this week
MFR. and Mrs. George Judkins OF Sa-
lem Mass are at their home here
Mrs Eliza Ware ana grand daughter,
Ruth. went Monday TO Concord, y H..
for a few days stay.-Frank Porte,
has moved into Harris Waters's house
The Ladies' Aid society will serve ice
cream and cake on the church lawn
Tuesday afternoon. June o. from four
until seven o'clock The first quar-
terly conference for Gaysville and
Bethel Tympus will he held at the
Methodist Church Saturday evening.
Tho presiding elder. the Rev W s
Smithers of Montpelier. will be pres
ent and will preach Sunday at 100 p.
m.-Joe Bennett has moved to South
Stockbridgc-Mrs Caroline (Jones)
Ballard who died May "a. was born
In Reading. August 90. 1929. April %.
1S45. she was married to Miletus n
Ballard who died September. g. 1897.
or three sons and three daughters.
four survive her. After PRAYER at
the homo Tuesday Mt one o'clock. the
funeral was held at the Congregations
a Church. the Rev. F. w Day offiCiat-
ing The choir sang three selections
ana inc lrtefNlent WIS dl MupltN ppQ
cemetery. Mrs. Ballard leaves two
daughters Mrs. Jennie Boutwell, and
Mrs Nellie Webster Of Woodstock. and
two sons, Arthur w. and Charles r..
with whom she resided. both OF this
town. also six grandchildren AMI two
great grand -children.-The members OF
H. II Baxter Post won't to Maplewood
cemetery Memorial day morning to
visit the graves OF comrades. Return
ing to Mount Pleasant they were join
Cd by eS school children who decor-
ated the graves The W. l., c. served
dinner at noon 10 the veterans and
wives. The exercises in the afternoon
at the hall included tho reading OF
Lincoln's address nv the Rev. F, Will
son Fay and an address by the Rev.
V NJ Mack who took for his subject,
"Heroism" The W, r. G, held SER
vices around a tree in tho school yard
in memory Of the heroines OF the war
The tree was planted few years ago
by the late comradc, Or. c. c. smith
Herbert Hassam Of Pttsfeld IL caring
for his brother. Louis.
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WATERBURY,.

Tho first annual run % the Automo-
bile Club of Vermont brought 80 ma
chimes here Saturday with l15 mem
bcrs and friends as guests of the
Waterbury Inn. Being Memorial day.
many of the machines were appropri-
ately decorated with flags, as was
the Inn. Dinner was served at one
O'Clock after which an informal meet
ing was held and a social hour enjoy
cd.-Mcmorial day was observed as
usual. the comrades graves being ,c-
Grated with flags and flowers by the
few remaining veterans and by the
school children. after which the Rev.
+. u. Penney of burlington delivered
tho address Of the day at the Meth
odist Church-Mr. and Mrs J. L. car
rigan Of Rutland spent Sunday with
their daughter. Miss Mary CarriCan. -.-
Evan Evans passed Saturday and sun
days in Moretown.-farold f. Somcr-
willie was in town Sunday. - Harold
Atkins was a home from Montpelier
~terday.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gilc.
who have been spending n few days
Of their wedding trip in town left yes
terday for their future home in
Plattsburgh n. Y.--Edward Gilc of
Montpelier was in town Saturday and
Sunday.--Miss Ruth story and Miss
Edith Foster spent Sunday in North
neld.--Tho Instructors of the h gh
school and tho members of the senior
class werc entertained at the home
Of Max Ayers Tuesday evcnlnC.-rhe
concert and dance at the high school
Friday evening nettcd about s25 which
will go toward purchasing a miscro-
scope for the school.--Mrs. W. :. Spon-
Ger Of Amherst. Mass. is the guest of
Mrs NJ. H. Moody for a few days
Ralph shaw of Goddard Seminary was
the guest Of II. b. Lease yesterday
Mrs l.. A. Babcock and daughter.
Burleigh, and Mrs. David Warden have
returned to Minneapolis, Minn.-Mrs.
y. j. Burleigh and son have returned
to Clcveland.-Rowe Morrison has re-
turned to New YOrk.-RoN NJ. Batchcl-
der of Northtield is visiting in town
for a few days Julius Knapp of Bar
nard is tho guest Of MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
q. Evans.-CuShman Gray Of southern
California is in town for several
weeks visit.
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NEWPORT.

Cases disposed of j.. municipal court
last week were VIM. Griffin, Frank
Webster and VIM. Murray, fined 500 and
costs for>first offense of intoxication:
Alden Porter bound over in 500 bonds to
county court on the charge Of burglary
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bradshaw Of New
York city are visiting at William Rich
mond's.-A mass meeting Of the Federat
ed churches was held in Lanes opera
Eouse Sunday which was addressed by
Rev j. A. Belanger of Wells River.Dr
j. n. Gaines and I. o. Blake have pur-
chased the Hoskins property adjoining
the driving Park and have begun laying
it out in streets and building lots. Side
walks will be laid by the property from
the causeway and the underpass will be
made wider at the railroad crossing
The first band concert was given Satur-
day evening with Henry Turcott of the
sd regimcntal band of Shcrbrooke, r. O..
as leader.--'r. S. Wilcox returned Sun
day night from New York city where he
was called by the death of a relative
About 200 attended the dance at the
Memphremagog Yacht club Friday even
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Chancery court. which has been in ses-
sion last week before Judge A. A. Hall,
adjourned Thursday afternoon. In the
case OF II. X Bush VS. the Harrison
Granite company and the National bank
Of Barre. the motion Of the defendant
to dissolve an injunction was denied. In
the case of George ". Cox and Jane
Cox VS.. Frank A. Bedee the court sus-
tanned the report of George W. Wing,
special master. awarding the plaintiff
damages OF Dps. The petition to dissolve
an injunction in the case Of w. w. Per-
lins vs. Charles V. Kent was left to the
presiding Judge of Orange county court
to decide, as this is an Orange county
case.
f. II. Jones Of Waitsfield narrowly
escaped serious injuries Thursday while
driving to this city with a span OF
horses and a load Of dressed beef One
of the horses became frightened at an
automobile and the load was overturned
down an eight-foot embarrassment near
the Luther Knapp place on the Middlesex
road. Fortunately neither Mr. Jones or
his horses were seriously injured.
Frank S. Bardwell Of Whateiy, Mass,
and Miss Helen Harpan were married
Wednesday May 81. at the home Of the
bride in East Montpelier by the Rev. II.
A. Flint Of this city After brief we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bardwell are to
reside in Whately
The old swimming hole up Worcester
branch, which has been the delight OF
the small boy for a generation. has been
CLOSED" by order OF Mayor Dawley and
no bathing or swimming will be allowed
there in future, The obnoxious behav or
OF a few hoodlums made such an order
necessary in the interests of public de-
cency.
Joseph +. Rodney. RoxbIry farm
err. has filed a petition In bankruptcy
He has liabilities of 1896 and assets
Of $3.50. The first meeting OF his
creditors will be held Monday. June
Is. before Referee w. N. Theriault.
The body OF Matthew Ferrin was buried
Monday after Or. y. II. Stone and Prof
White OF Burlington had examined the
body. Decomposition was so far ad
vanced that DIT. Stone and the loca
physicians. who assisted at the autopsy
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Following the prayer at the home, the
funeral services of Joseph u. Denison
were held in ST. Johns Church Sunday
afternoon where were assembled the
blue lodge of Masons the knights Tenn
plar, \. S. Grant Post, G. A. r.. and as
socate members, the University club of
Randolph, many Vermont lawyers in a
body, and the friends and relatives of
the deceased. The Rev. Homer White
offered the prayer at the home and con-
Quoted the Episcopal service at the
church, followed by the ritual service of
lhe blue lodge of Masons. The honorary
bearers were ex-Gov. S. +. Pingrce of
Hartford, J. II. Watson OF Montpelier
William Batcholder Of White River June
ton, Hale *. Darling of Chelsea and j.
r. Rowell and NJ NJ. Wilson of this
place At the grave. the Rev. Homer
White and the Masons had charge and
!nterment was made in the Moulton
yard. Escort duty was done by the
Masonic lodge, Knights Templar L. S,
Grant Post G. A. r.. and associate mem
bers. Among the beautiful floral tri-
butes were pieces from the blue lodge Of
Masons, the University club. knights
Tempar and the Sigma Phi paternity
present from away were Mr.. and Mrs
william skinner, c, H. Woodland and
Mrs. Gay of South Royalton. Alice Grant
and Mrs. Lyman from Roya!ton and DR..
John b. Wheeler OF Burlington.
Mrs. o. G. Cole of East Somervilc
Mass. is visiting Mrs. W. II. Curtis
Mrs. George Foss of Middlcbury is in
town.-Mr and Mrs Charles ingalls,
ln,
Wedgwood has scarlet fever and the
house is in quarantine.-AEs. George
Johnson has returned to Boston after
two weeks at Fred punns
Mrs. Walter Carpenter has re-
turned to INInbridge after a few days at
3. A. Durkee's-W. a. Mcintosh was in
Mortified Saturday and Sunday.-Joseph
Goodhart, G.. Clifford Blake, Robert
Sault, Mt Donovan and Robert Chedei
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
from Dartmouth College.--Solon VAN of
Pomfret passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Val.-Mrs. John
Curran is in Ak'tead, y. H.. for week s
visit with her sister. Mrs. Fred smith
The Green Mountain band of Randolph
furnished music in Rochester Memorial
day.-Mrs. Frank harrington is in Bos-
ton on three weeks VISIT 10 her mother.
Stella Blanchard of Barre spent sun
day in town with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. 7. ]. Blanchard Many from this
place attended the Memorial day ex-
ercises al Randolph Center, Brookiield
and South Royalton.-William Fiske of
Salem, Mass. Is visiting relatives in
town.-Miss Helen Miller of Northa mpton,
Mass, was with her mother Saturday
and Sunday.-The Memorial day dance
given in Grange hall Saturday night was
largely attended.
The class day exercises of the high
school class Of 1908 will be held In Chand-
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BRADFORD.

Miss Gertrude Dewey was at her home
in Woodstock over Sunday.-Mrs. r. G..
Osgood and daughter of Bellows Falls
were the guests of Mrs. Roswell Farm
ham over Sunday Mrs. Farnham re-
opened her home hero last week for the
summcr.-Henry Lachancc of Canto.
Mass. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. n. Lachance.-Mrs j. f. sleeper
is the guest of her son, A. f. Sleeper
and wife. at Bad Axe. Mich.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. f.. Parker and son Charles re-
turned from the automobile trip to
Springfield, Monday. Hooker of
Dartmouth is at homc-Mrs. T. II. Ohm
stead of Morrisville Is the guest of Miss
Eve Hunt.-Mr. and Mrs Oliver Bushaw
have sold their house to William Shep-
a
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYAETON.

interesting phenomenal exercises wero
held In the various schools Friday and
Saturday the Memorial day oxe-cises
were held hero. Mason :. Stone Of Mont-
pellor delivered one of the st addresses
ever given hcrc.-Mr. and Mrs j. r. Navo
attended the funeral Of his mother in
Maine last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs Edward
HOP" havc returned from their wedding
lourney-Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Tenney
ana daughter Dorothy, of Barre, visited
relatives in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
Jenni" Wall spent a fcw days last week
IN Northhed.-Dr. and Mrs. y L.
burnett were in Bethel Sunday.-The in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v. Kicker
died Saturla! night-f'red Il. Wright
If Bethel spent Sunday with his family
hr re
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JOHNSON.

l.. +. Warcham left Friday for Pola nd
Springs, Me, where he has been for the
past Is summers. The Rev. j. *. Fuller
will leave here June %, for his new home
In Lyndon. much to the regret of a
large circle of friends.-Thc play,
Nephew, or Uncle" Saturday night
under the auspices of the Sons of Vet
Grams was good one and drew a 500
house. -F. q. Fleetwood, secretary Of
State. delivered the Memorial day ad-
dress hero to n crowded house, it was
one of the best and the other exercises
were of an interesting nature.--The base
ball teams from Hyde Park and Johnson
crossed bats here Saturday. resulting
in scor, of II to : in favor of Hyde
Park.-Thc joint installation Of the officers
Of the q. +. S and f. & A. NJ. Thurs
day night was we'll attended. the in
stallng officers were T.. H. Shcrwin for
the q. +. S. and l. l.. Pearl for the
Masons. A banquet was served by +.
F.. Wells at II n. IN,
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Fir" .hesday afternoon destroyed the
house and other buildings on tho Knicker-
booker farm in tho Wright district The
origin OF tho fire is not definitely known
but 1t is thought that a spark from the
chimney may have set the woodshed on
fire. There is insurance to the amount
of 5000 on the place The same after
noon. an ice house situated near the
Central Vermont railroad tracks, caught
fire from spark from passing locomo-
tive and was badly hurned.-rhe work on
tho new Quechcc library building has
been begun. Placid Adams II this place
has the contract The building is 10 10
of brick with granite trimmings. It is
TO he ono story high and y by 81 Rcd
birch will BE- used for the interior finish.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. j. l.. McGlaflin of Randolph IS
visiting her sons Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
kingsbury and Mrs. Laura Learned of
WaitSfeld visited at =. Is. Daniels Sat
urday and Sunday, William Trask Of
Lynn, Mass, who has been living with
his brother, George the past year. died
Friday. The funeral was held Sunday
and the body was taken TO Lynn for
burial.-Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Campbell
Vt Randolph are visitors in town.-Lil-
Ian Hubbard Of Granville was in town
SUNDAY.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Young Mems Civic Union held a
debate Wednesday evening Of last week
on the question. Resolved that man
exerts a greater influence IN the country
than woman" The affirmative was pre-
scented by Prof, Barnum and Rev. F. A.
Wells and the negative ny Prof. Morrill,
and Leslie Gilman. The question was
decided in favor of the Affirmative. A
promenade followed and ice cream AMI
cake were served-Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
Peck Of Burlington we're at Herbert
Aliens Sunday, Mr.. Peck returned to
Burlington Sunday night but Mrs. Peck
will remain a few days with her sister
Memorial day exercises were held here
Saturday In the forenoon, the procession
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GARDEN SOUNDS.

love to hear the hluebells chime
And little cowslips moo
or tiger lilies roaring I'm
A constant over. too.
But best of all the ga rdcn sounds
To which ! love 10 bark
Is when at eve ! go my rounds
The Johnny-jum-pups bark,
--Harpcr's Weekly
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Prc-Momorial exercises at the corner
school were well conducted and largely
attended. -Frank T. Hutchinson h3s
rented his farm 10 Mr. Rounds Of Rich
ford. Mr. Buzzell, who has conducted
the farm the past year. has moved to tho
Colonel Mutt farm In East Montpelier.
NJ. c. Wilder has returned from Wallng-
ford with his bride. Miss Mary Kelley
ard Miss Florence O'Bricn were in
Waterbury over Sunday.-Lco~C. Tewks-
bury Of Montpelier has been visiting in
town for a few dsys-fi. L. Abbott
went 10 ST. Adams Friday to attend the
gun club tournament Saturday
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MARSHFIELD.

Rupert Phelps. who was at home for
Memorial day, returned to Goddard Semi
nary Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Fol
som are the parents NJ nine pound boy.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernicc
Cameron died last week from the effects
of scarlet fever.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Alden c. Templeton has bought the
Timothy Cummings farm.--Mrs +. O.
Bailey is caring for Mrs. Ayers of Berlin
who recently underwent a surgical oper-
ation.--Mrs. Alice Jacobs has let her
farm To G. X. Villa c. r. Mcknight
has purchased a large farm in Cabo,
and will soon move there.-The \. {.
Tcmpleton farm has been sold to a man
from Barree
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FAIRFAX.

George Bascom spent Saturday in
Williston.-Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Buck
passed Saturday with Mrs Buck s
mother. Mrs. Emma Boyden of West
Georgia. Miss Sutton received a tele-
gram Monday that her brother was
drowned in North Carolina. She left on
the first train for there. Miss Blanch
Steward takes her place in the school. -
There was large audience at the n. H..
J. hall Memorial day to listen to the Rev.
\. NJ. Learned of St Adams. who gave
a very interesting address. The G. A. r.
committees visited the several cemeteries
In the forenoon and decorated the soldiers
graves. After the meeting the ladies
served ice cream and cake on the church
laWn.--There was hard frost Wedncs-
day morning.--Pubic pre-memorial ex-
day afternon.-The item in last week
death should have read Mrs. Vernon
Halburt.--Harry F'lemings has returned
to his work at Brattleboro H. F.. Cid
ding and Wayne Warren were in Bur
lington Tuesday.
There were two weddings Wednesda V
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. O. Will
kins. Their daughter Indiana Chapman
wilkins, to Frederick Edwin Grow OF
Wcstford by the Rev j. G. Currier rec
tor of the Episcopal church of Milton,
and Asa Robert Wilkins. their only son.
and Miss Trma Grace Rood, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Rood,
were married. also by the Rev. Mr.. Cur
rier There were present only the near
friends of the families. The presents WAS
many including silver, cut glass, and
china. The parties left on tho O'Clock
train for a short wedding trip to Spring
field, Mass
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs W. ". c. Whitcomb left Monday
for Colorado Springs, colo, for the bene-
fit of her health.--Teo Churchill of Rut-
la nd has moved into one Of @. II.
T., hurchilrs houses.-Chares Nicklaw has
returned from ChateaugaY. y. f.-Mrs.
Mary Symons is visiting in Rutland.-F.
J. Bacon and Claude Neinle have re
turned from Providence r. I.-There will
be no afternoon service at Grace Church
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IN BASEBALL TERMS.

'The girls have charged YOU with an
error"
'Why sou
"You didn't get that tall fellow - o.
pose at the May festival"
"Stll. don't think should be charged
with an error. accepted two chances
that day."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

j. &. Brown was here over Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. lille Leach of Glover, who
have been Wis, ng at Henry Leach's, re-
turned home Monday.-Exercjses APP
propriate to Memorial day were we'll car
ried out by tho school children and the
graves Of the soldiers dccora ted Lucy
Sa bin was at home from Burlington over
Sunday.-A1rs Isabel Even attended the
county Christian Endeavor conference
in MarSltield last Wcck.
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news that her son, Erie c. Moody. Of
Minneapolis is recovering froI. small pox
with which he has been very ill.-Among
hose from Stowe who attended the fun
eral OF Van Ness r. Chase on Wcdncs-
day morning at the home of his brother
in Moretown. where he died on Monday,
were Mrs. Chase, who had been with her
husband since Saturday, the Rev. Il. NJ
II, Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon.
The remains were brought here for
burial Wednesday afternoon
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CRAFTSBURY.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs John
Babcock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elder
Lewis was in town Sunday evening to
attend quarterly conference Jen-
ME Hanson is able to sit up after a
weeks severe illness.-Memorial exercises
were held at North era ftsbury Saturday.
with an address given by Mr. Rorden
OF Barton. Mrs Manville Grout returned
Friday from Albany after several weeks
with her mother,-Mrs. Alard of St,
Johnsbury visited in town a few days
last week.-Mrs.. John Poor Of Wolcott
is visiting here.-Mrs. S. n. Gage and
Mrs John Martin are both improving in
health.
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FAYsTON.

Edna d. Bragg is teaching school In
No. 9 as substitute for Hazel Kew, who
Is III with measles.-Charlcs r. Kew saw
a herd of nine deer, without horns while
hunting for young cattle sunday morn
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. A. d. BragE have
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LOWELL.

During the electric storm May %,
lightning struck the barn of Frank
Parents. killing valuable horse
Max and Henry Newton of Browington
visited in town Saturday and Sunday.
j. II. Silsby OF Hartford, Conn Is
in town.-Mrs, +. S. Coolbeth has gone
to Lynn. Mass. for few weeks.-Ar-
thur stone of Boston was in town the
first OF the week,-Ernest Watson has
moved into !. O. Sanborn's new tenc-
ment.--D. A. Wakefield OF Sheffield
was in town over Sunday..-Alex Deb
lois will occupy Mrs. Timothey Deb
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. f. II. Shattuck is ill.-EuEene
Tilotson was at home from Fairfax
Sunday and Monday.-Edward Miller of
Hyde Park is spending few days with
his uncle, o. G. kelley.--Mrs. George
Brown is caring for her daughter, Mrs.
David Smith at Underhill. Clarence
Stearns and mother of johnson visited
her son. +. n. Stearns over Sunday
John Smith spent the past week with
his daughter, Mrs. John Thompson. at
North Hyde Park-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
their son, r. NJ. Wiley, at Greensboro
Leon Emmons and family of Morris
vile spent Sunday with his uncle, Frank
Laraway.-Miss Marion Taylor died after
long illness at tho home Of her nephew,
Clarence Taylor. Monday, aged s. years.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

A good many children are having
chickenpox and some arc quite ill
1t is reported that Burt Blaisdell has
sold his farm to Eugene and Roy
laisdcll.--Mrs, Ellen Durkce is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Younge,
in South Randolph.--J. II. Wood has
sold his farm to Miss Sarah Good
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loiss tenement, vacated by Il. @. wal
ton.--Mr and Mrs. G. c. Stannard vis-
tied relatives in Fitch Bay from Fri
day until Monday.
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WORCESTER.

gone to visit friends in Montpelier, Barre,
Derby and St Victor, T. G.