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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-13
ADVISE WOMEN TO STRIKE.
Mrs Richards Method Of Securing
Female Suffrage.

Mrs Richards Method Of Securing
Female Suffrage.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Women were
advised by Mrs. Florence Richards,
Of OHIO, in an address at the Lin
coin Temperance chatauqua in Austin
Friday 10 go on a strike until they
are permitted to vote.
IF we refused to do the house work
and take care Of the children" said
Mrs. Richards, 1--WE would be led to
the polling places on our husbands
arms before a month. Then the sa-
loon doors will cease to swing. No
mar wants to cook and do homework .
said the speaker, "and a universal
strike will bring them to time"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-13
Former Georgia Man Among Dead.

Roberta. Ca, Aug. 10. z.
Dent, deputy sheriff, who was killed
In Birmingham Saturday night, was
from Roberta. He vas a highly re-
spected citizen. He was born and
reared in Crawford county.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-13
The HendersonyiIle Horse Show
Begs to the following changes
in the prize list:

.Begs to announce the following changes
in the prize list:
CLASS 8. Runabouts, is made open class. 1st
prize S25. 90, End $1,000 3rd Ribbon.
CLASS Z. Hunters, 1st prize $25. 90, End $500,
3rd Ribbon.
CLASS 9. Three-gaited Saddle Horse, 1st prize
$25. 90, End $1,000 Bird Ribbon.
CLASS II. Park Horse, 1st prize $500, End
500 (, 3rd Ribbon.
CLASS IL. Ponies, 1st prize S.. 90, End Ribbon,
3rd Ribbon.
CLASS -: Ponies, 1st prize $500, End Ribbon,
3rd Ribbon.
CLASS IA. Coach or Carriage Pair, made open
class for horses 1872 and over.
CLASS IS. Combination Horse, 1st prize S25. 90,
500 dion
GLASS II. Pair Roadsters, LIST prize $25.O 90, End
$500, 3rd $1,000
CLASS is. Pair Horses 1872 hands Highland
under, 1st prize $500, End $1,000, 3rd Bibbon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thornton of Mont
pelier were IN town Sunday.-Mrs. c. NJ.
Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Sophia Wiley, the first time
they have met since 1860. Mrs. E. T.
Brooks also of Cleveland Is with Mrs.
Smith.-Carl Nigeant of Gilmore spent
Sunday with his cousin, e. ". Dugar.-
Mr.. and Mrs. william Persons of Barre
are spending n few days at the home of
NJ. V. Il. Cross.-H. u. Vail Is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Parmenter, at MONTPELIER
for a few days.-Miss Emma Lilley of
Calais. Mrs, J. l.. Stone OF Northncld and
Mrs. jennie Hunt of Montpelier were
guests of II. I. Abbott and sister Satur-
day and Sunday.-An Epworth League
has organized with % members. The ofi-
GERS are: President, II. Ray Hail: vice.
presidents, Miss Mabel u. Fiske, Mrs.
Emily S. Bailey. Mrs, q. C.. ttton, Ray
II. Chandler; secretary, Miss G.. J. Cur
It's; treasurer, T.. Y. Farnsworth. The
league was addressed tU Mr.. Browns
combe. superintendent of schools of
Montpelier. Sunday evening.-District Su-
porintendent w. s.. Smithcrs of Mont
pelier, held the first quarterly conference
ct the church Wednesday. Nearly all of
the member Of the official board were
present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Prof. T.. A. Partridge and family Of
Philadelphia have joined his parents ut
their sumino homo Miss Clara
Eddy, who teaches in Massachusetts,. IS
With her sister, Mrs. George D.. Ifyzer.-
Miss Mary Hodges has returned from
New Rochelle, y. y, whore she has
been teaching.-Alrs. lockwood Holden
of Waterbury, Conn, is stopping a few
with his son. J. II. Holden, on her
way to East Randolph, where she Will
spend the summer with his daughter,
Mrs. S. r. Waldo. Two of her grand
daughters are with hor.-Cassius Peck of
Burlington was with his wife, who is
spending some time with his sister, Mrs.
". A.. Allen, over Sunday.-Miss Annie
Clark, who IS principal at the music de
partlnont in the normal school in Lynch
burgh, Va, IS here with her sister for
the summer vacation.-Mrs. r. NJ. Wedg-
wood of Essex Junction Is a guest at
the old homestead.-J. Il. Adams attend
ed the Orange county convention Mt Chcl-
sea Saturday and with his wife spent
Sunday with his brother at Post Mills,
going from there to -. Johnshury to at
tend the second district convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Glade Rogers graduated as n nurse
| week at the Waterbury asylum
llNc Russians from this town are In
Woodstock jail awaiting n hearing by
the grand Jury on a charge of murder.
In the natural course of events they
would have had to wait nearly "A year,
as the grand jury of this term was dis
charged before their arrest and tho next
grand Jury term IL June, 1909. by agree
mcnt of the lawyers a strong petition to
the court was made, and Il special grand
Jury will be called for July >, Attorney
General c. c. Fits, Stato's Attorney f.
Il. Buck and Jailcr ]. Wilson are acting
for the state and Wallace n. Batcheider
for the prisoners.-The readings from
Enoch Arden at the Congregational
Church Thursday evening by L. S. Spen-
Ger were much enjoyed, Eight canf-
dates for FREQ high school tuition took
the state examination Thursday and
Friday Ives IIackctt Is at home from
Middlebury collesc.-Dr. George r.. Davis,
n recent graduate of the University OF
Vermont medical department. will open
an office hcre.-East Bethel will ccle-
brate the fourth with fireworks on Fri
day evening and a basket picnic In Jones
woods SATURDAYS. X. stanton OF De-
trolt, Mich. Is at his summer homo here,
Mr. and Mrs, A. NJ, Wallace of Hart
ford, Conn, are nj r. T.. Walace's for
the summer.-Mrs. Henry Eastman and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
WAITSFIELD.

Miss laura Wilde and Mrs. w w.
Horsford of crete. Neb., are guests Of
Miss Louise Douglass.-rhe Ladies' Aid
society and the Ladies' Home circle held
a union sociable Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of John Il. Thompson with
Mrs. Lizzie Newcomb and Mrs. Jennie
Berry as hostcsses.-Mr. ana Mrs. Henry
Foster and son of New York city are
spending a vacation with her father.
Cassius Joslin-Miss Annie Dale with
her cousin, Timothy Dale, returned Thurs
day to Island Pond after "A three weeks
vacation mt her mothers. Mrs. Addie
Dale.-Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Eaton and NJ
and Mrs. Bert Campbell went Friday TO
IIiShgato Springs for a few days outing.
Mrs. Remele, wife of the Rev. W. A.
Remele, returned Wednesday from West
Acton. Mass, whore she had been several
weeks for medical treatment.-Mrs Cora
Kelly Kew and Hiss Edith and Paul
Kelly went Wednesday to MNshleld to
attend the wedding Of their brother,
Lawrence Kelly and Miss Jessie
Iiuse of Barrel. H.. Davis. whose
critical illness was noted last week, died
Thursday after an operation for ap-
pendicitis, which was performed by Drs.
Chandler and Mcclure of Montpelier,
about midnight Wednesday night. Mr..
Davis was about 40 years of age and had
conducted a hardware business llorc for
several years. He leaves n wife. father
and mother, and an adopted sister. The
funeral services were held at the house
Sunday afternoon with the Rev. +. II.
Roberts officiating, and the burial was in
the village cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
WESTFIELD.

John Corrow reports two meadows
practically spoiled by deer who win
tered In a half acre clearing near the
top o. tho mountain Just beyond his
house.@Miss Mabel Bcnware Is spend
ing the week in Lowell with her sis
ter. Mrs. Sinclair.-Miss Anna onnor
n teacher In Brooklyn, Is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. w. A. Young.-Dana
and Hazel Gilpin went to Barton Fri
day to visit their brother, Editor Gill
pin, and returned this week accom-
panied by their sister. Miss MinniS
Gnpin.-Miss Florence Wilkinson of
Newport Is a guest of w. b. Gilpin.-
Mr.. and Mrs. IIeman BuCk of Boston
anil children are expected the first Of
next week at s. s. WoodWorth's.-Tho
Rev. i. Williams IS spending the week
at IangVille. Can, ana attended the
wedding of a fricnd.-RcV. MIR. Guest
of Newport Center preached in the
congregational Church SundaY-July
10 the G.. T.. society Will give the SOC
ond of It's summer entertainments.
The society wish to purchase some adj
ditional hymnals for the church SER
vice with the proceeds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
NORTHFIEI.p.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Dolan
was held at the Catholic church Satur-
day afternoon at three o'clock. 1nterment
sion, which has been in progress Mt the
Catholic Church the past week, came to
a close Saturday evening. It was liberal
1Y attended Eva Odctc is emplov-
cd In the Colhurn Clothing cos. store
while Earl Bean Is AZ muster with
company F.-tiarold NJ. Howe has re-
turned home after n two months alb
placcs.-Anson Adams, Il Civil War vetc-
ran. is critically ill.-Mrs. X. r. Il. Flint
and son, Winston, are guests Of Mrs.
Flint's parents at Middlebury.-C. f.
Cameron. foreman at the News office.
loft Friday for Massachusetts whore he
will spend a two weeks vacation.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Dumas we're In town Fri
death of Mrs. Dumas grandmother, Mrs.
Dolan.
Miss Edith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Laforest, and Arthur Allard were
married at tho Catholic Church Monday
forenoon at nine o'clock, tho
being performed by the Roy. J. =. O'Noil.
Miss Lillian I.aforcst, the brides sister,
acted as bridesmaid and Arthur Provost
of Mortified Falls was best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Allard went south on the noon
train followed by the good wishes Of
many friends and tnc customary shower
of rice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02

Mr.. Barton of Johnson is passing a few
Says with his son, the Rev. Robert Bar
ton.-Miss Marjorie IIurlburd returned
Saturday from Bellows Free Academy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Story and two
daughters returned to lioosick Falls, n.
Y, Monday. Tho funeral Of Arthur Lee
was held at Einghamville Wednesday
suffered with consumption for many
months.-Mr. and Mrs. \. ". Smith of
Oklahoma city returned to Burlington
Monday after a week in town.-Mrs. +.
j. Gates and daughter. Inurette. are
spending a few days in Shclburne.-Mrs,
Eliza Cutting was in burlington Monday.
Leon Bourn returned from Saranac
Lake, n. Y. Munday.-A district picnic
Including the Sunday schools at Water
Vile, North Cambridge, Jeffersonville
and Cambridge will he held in Thomp-
sons woods near Cambridge junction
Eatnrday.-Mrs j. 7. Mcclure returned
from Jericho SaturdaV.-Mrs. Minnie
Gallup Humphrey of Cndcrhill Is
passing n week with her sister, Mrs.
Narlie Miss Eva Robinson Of
North Underhill was the guest of the
Misses Storey Saturday.-M Mr.. ana Mrs.
Lewis Ross of Massachusetts spent Fri
day at Thomas ROss's.-Mrs. F.. j. Wells
and daughter spent Sunday at P~lainfield.
-Charlene FELTON, of st. Adams is the
guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Putnam.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
ORLEANS COUNTY,.
RANDOLPH.


!" NV '" . i'r"dshaW' VINO mas
WY successfully aclcd as pastor OF the
."P'.9' ""I'' '"' P"Al year. preached
80 ,"''"'i' sermon SUNDAY Venues
50 a. al" NT'' H'"oSA"W ana th"Ir
S'''S' N'Hh'lrod ana Luclic' leit
''''"' "hcrc VT Hfah-
80" va" 'H' " -" weeks perorc enter
n'e NP'. " me-" ne" OF Work.-Iho Rev,
100, "'."7'' j. entertaining ms sisters,
w 1t N"'"'' vi Amsterdam,
' az" "'SH'S I"a ana fIorci'' or
~ i'-Mlss NcSta
NN' 20 ',a'"t rover ana is
49," -. 'Fcone S'-Mrs' H.
h'' '''"'E III iNo'hester.-
~ d" H"lti ltoyalton
'""" 'c'u or CANTON
80 ~ - "''N'- MISS jenny
~ a' "'S''''N 'o"' ~ ~ IS at
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
RUTLAND COUNTY,.
PROCTOR.

Frank Morganson has given up his po-
sition with the Vt. Marble Co. and will
soon leave for the Wcst.-A. J. Donahue.
a cadet at Norwich university is at work
in the engineering department of the
marble company.-M~s. +. II. Hack n
daughter have gone to Chicago and Iowa.
where they will he the guests of re
lauves for a month.-Miss Mary Tarble
of Brandon has entered the hospital for
treatment.-Miss Mabel Tucker has re
turned to RrattlebOro.-Miss Seria Serri
o. the Marble Cos. office Is spending n
two weeks vacation in Waltham. Mass.
Miss Emelie ED is filling her position
Charles Sanford of orwell has entered the
hospital for Observation-Disclosures r. Brush
Is spending a vacation at his home in
Milton.-Treasurer Morse Of the Marble
Co. has gone on a trip to Knoxville,
Tcrn.-Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Aronson
have gone to Minneapolis, where they
Will spend n month visiting relatives
Wilbur Minkler has taken a position as
clerk with the Marble Co.-Mrs. Bertha
Burton of Bellows Falls Is visiting re-
lativcs In town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
BRANDON.

Nelson Briggs died Saturday morning
at about five o'c.cck at his home north
of this village at the age Of II years.
lie Is survived ny Il wife, one daughter,
Miss Grace Briggs, n two sons. Frank
and Fred w. Briggs. The funeral held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock at
the house. Mr.. Briggs WAS n highly re-
spected farmer. lie had been in failing
health for some weeks.
Mrs. i. f. Backus, who has been spend
Ing several weeks with relatives in
Kansas, returned home Saturday.-Mrs.
G. NJ, Winslow, a member Of the state
library commission, and Mrs. f. +.
Kingsley, librarian at the Free library,
are attending the library meeting in Bur
~lington this Week.-Mrs.. Alice Sprague
and daughter went Monday to Themp-
sons Point. where they will spend the
week in their cottagc.-Miss Emma
Knowlton of Amsterdam. n. V, is in
town for two or three months and is oc-
~hill.-Frank Whitmore was arrested and
locked up last Saturday for being drunk.
He was brought before Justice c. W.
Briggs Monday morning and was fined
s. and costs amounting to sll,2o which
liz u w biA'Ni iA'' i'Nhi i'i
West Rutland, where he has been spend
ing a week.-Mrs.. Minnie Hall is at home
for the summer from Fairfax.
The funeral of Nelson Briggs was large
~ attended at the house north OF this
village Monday afternoon at two o'clock,
The Rev. ID. d.. Chaplin OBLIGATED and
the burial was at Pine lin cemetery
Rutherford Hayes Everest went Tuesday
to Boston, where he will remain "A week
or ten days In the interest Of the Burn
ham store.-A. J. Ives and family have
gone to Lake Dunmore and will occupy
their cottage there during July.-Mrs. T.
w Ludlow and two daughters of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are in town visiting her sister.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Pierce of Park street
Miss Cora Cameron Is spending n few
days with friends at Lake Bomoseen.-F,
II. Osborne Is in Dorchester, Mass, visit
ing relatives.-Mrs. ii. T. Manning OF
Schenectady Is at the home Of her father,
+. NJ. Hatch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02

an active member II. the Bethany Church
aside from her membership in the West
Randolph Grange, L.. S. Grant Woman's
Relief Corps, and Beulah Chapter, o. Il.
S. Thirty-eicht years ago she was mar.
ried to Mr.. Dupius who survives her and
to them were born FIVE daughters the
eldest of whom died in infancy. Those
living are Mrs John Morrill, of Tun-
bridge, Mrs. William Morrill, of South
Randolph, Mrs. Lyman Rix and Miss
l.oucinda of this village. The funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon at
1880 at tho home of Mrs. Lyman Xix and
intcrmont was In South View
ccmctcry.-Flaes bunting and boughs
furnished very pretty decorations for the
observance of "children's night" at the
Grange meeting Saturday evening. MANY
'li'tle ones" partook of the unique pro-
gram in the recitations, songs, piano
solos, and last but not least, a night
gown parade.After the program proper,
Ice cream and cake were served to the
unusually large crowd and was followed
by an enjoyable dance. Miss Alice Me-
lutyre is attending the librarians meet
Ing in Burlington.-Leopold Gabbarro.
who for the last nine months has been
studying the English language here, took
his departure Monday for New York,
where he intends to enter tho Coopcr In
stitute so as to qualify himself for a
chemist before returning to Cuba. Mrs.
Charles Quaid has gone to Providence,
X. l., whore she is to make her home
II. W. Mcintyre was In Richmond Mon
day,-Mr. and RMS. Il. A. Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Blodgott are camp
ing in Brooklcld this week.
The special village meeting called Mon
day night for the purpose of resembling
a vote taken June 10 for purchasing q
lotion steam road roller, did not have
the desired effect for the roller Is to be
purcased. After this the meeting was adj
journed before considering the lowering
of the water tax.-C. n. Stimcts has
finished work at tho Brigham creamery
and has moved his family to Barnard
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Leach of Mime
apols visited his aunt, Miss Harriet
Leach, Monday on their way to Montreal
Mrs. i. j. Blanchard and daughters.
Misses Stella and Edith, Mrs. S. W.
Howard and daughter, Miss Florence.
and Miss Kendall Of Barre went to
barnard yesterday for a weeks outing
at Silvo- lake.-Miss Niude Johnson will
return to-day to Lebanon after some time
with her sister, Mrs. w. f. Edison. To-
day another sister, Miss Jennie Johnson.
Is expected from Lebanon for an indefinite
staN.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sault and
child of Marhlchead, Mass, are visiting
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. T.. r. Sault.-
Miss Nettic Moody of Waterbury ana
Miss Stickncy of Manchester. n. H..
visited at the Rev. j.. A. Coopcr's Mon
and Mrs. Charles Clark returned
to Hrattleboro yesterday after two days
al Mrs. Alice Brucc's.-Mrs. Charles Farm
ham Cnee Miss Olive Chauncey) and son
of Montreal are with relatives In town
for a month.-MsS Ida Flint Is passing
a vacation with her mother. Mrs. J. l..
Cleveland, from her work as steno-
grapher in Boston.-Mrs. Ernest Hamilton
of bakersfield IS at the Rev. Joseph
liamiltOn's for several weeks.
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WOLCOTT.

The funeral of Mrs. Nathan Colgrove
was held Thursday at the Congregational
Church, the Rev. c. c. St, Clair of Nor
rlsville officiating and burial was in Fair
mount cemetery. She Is survived by one
son, at whose home she died. and two
daughters, Mrs. Edward Durham and
Mrs. Daniel Houghton. all of this place.
Mrs. w. II. Pope of Burlington was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. i. r.. Morse,
over Sunday Delegates that went 70
The first district convention Tuesday
we're +, T.. Morse. G. A. Reed and
Charles Hastings; tho State convention At
Montpelier Wednesday, X. NJ. Huhhell,
J.. c. Tdall. w l.. Farrar.-O. j. Pu;-
nam visited a cousin. Martin Chaffco IN
Albany over Sunday.-Mis lIugenia PIN
rey of Morrisville visited her mother.
Mrs. +. r. Morse, the first Of the week.
The schools will close Friday.-Mrs. Flor
ence King M daughter. Ethel, Wout to
Lisbon, y. H., to work in the Sunset
Hill House for the season Tuesday.-Wil-
liam Bridges went to the Sunset lin
House in Lisbon, y. H.. M~ondaN.-Sev-
eral farmers have finished haying.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
LOWELL.

Mr., and Mrs. John Kelley of Wolcott
visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs, George c. Curtis and children are in
Newport Center for a few weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Stick
ney.-Alcx Deblois has moved to Bar
ton where he has cmploymcnt.-J. II.
Slsby is entertaining his nephew, Mr..
Smith of West Burke.-Dr. D.. J. Shee-
han was In Newport Friday.-V. NJ. Far
kef ana G.. NJ. Stinehour passed last week
in Franklin and Highgate.-Mrs. Arthur
S'annard has rented Mrs. f. Deblois's
tenement vacated by Ernest Watson
Wallace Farrnan Is at homo from st.
Johnshury Academy; Louis, Alice and
Mark Stephenson and Howard Pudvah
from Brigham Academ", and Charles
Kelley from Richford high school.-Nr.
and Mrs. Charles Barrows were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Kinsloy
Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gallagher of Albany visited at Or.
ID. J. Shcehan's Saturday and Sunday
Tho Rev. j. II. Wallace Of Richford
passed Friday and Saturday with friends
In town.
H.. II. Newton and Freeman Farman
wore delegates at the district convention
Mt st. Johnsbury Tuesday and at the
State convention at Montpelier Wednes-
day.-Joseph Moran lost two fingers Fri
day in a plancr while working for the
Lowell Lumber and Asbestos company.-
Miss Mary Newton of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting relatives In town.-Mrs. r.. T..
Field and son of Johnson are guests of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Newton.
George Martin and son Of Worcester.
Mass, are the guests of his father. Mr..
Peter Martin.-Mrs. Aurilla Touchette IS
spending n few days in Barton with
relativcs.-Mrs Julius Debois and dangh-
ter, Eula. and son, Melvin, are spending
q few weeks with relatives in Lowell.
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs, James Collins spent
last week In Newport Ccntcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Reynolds and children of
Aver, Mass. are in town for a few
Weel;s.-Mrs. G. r.. Watson is enteytain-
Ing Miss Ethel Dunbar OF Coventry
Schools in town closed ay.-Mrs.
Nancy Richardson passed last week In
NeWport.-Those of full attendance in the
village primary school for term ending
June %, are: 1Sadore Barre, CLAYTON
pcblois, Ella Pope, Carl Kimbal. Lloyd
Kelley and Clara Wedge. Dorothy Cow
er. Meta Sisco and William Rouse were
each absent one day; Clara Burgess,
teacher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-02
JEFFERsONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Narnum and party
of friends are on an automobile trip to
Barre and Danville Mrs. II. b. Thomas
md daughter, Frieda, attended a we'd
ding In Johnson TUESDAY Miss Sybil
Raymore is spending n week In Eden.-
Mrs. Dora Atwood has rct1iru'~ home
from st. Albans.-Thcrc Will We a sun
day school picnic on tho old picnic
grounds above the village saturday,
The cemetery association will meet with
Mrs. j. +. Wilcox July Miss Mary
Pagg of %Iroquois, ont. has come t."
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Lillian BuChanan.-Oscar jacques has gone
to Barton Landing. where no has ON
ployment and will play base ball Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Clark are in poor health
also Mrs. l.. A.. Rage.
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NEWPORT.

Miss Kate Williams is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Moses Fullington, in Toronto.
Miss Marion Dane is at home for the
summer.-Miss Bcrnlce Webb, who has
been teaching school in Claremont, n. H..
Is at home for tho summer.-1Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner w. Dow are passing the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dow.
Harry Whitaker, who is in the .Adiron-
dacks for the summer passed Sunday
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T..
Whitaker Floyd Miller, a former resi-
dent of Newport but now of Washington,
D.. c., is passing q few days at O. C..
Miller's,--An alarm from box 90 Monday
evening vas caused by n slight fire in
tho Drew block. Small damage was lone
and the fire was put out with extinguish-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Fourth Page)

bury, Mr.. Lovett and Miss Thompson Of
Northfeld to Mt. Mansfield Saturday,
driving her own horse Up and down the
mountain an undertaking not many
women of her years would feel equal to,
and enduring the fatigue Of the journey
better than the younger ladies in the
party.-Mrs. C., +, Eddy and Mrs. J. /.
Stafford attended the funeral of a rela-
tive in Waitsfcld. Sunday.-Miss clyde
Jenney began work Tuesday as second
assistant in the post-office.-Mr. and
Mrs. VI. i. Jenney went saturday to Bur
lington. where Mrs. Jcnncy underwent
a surgical operation Monday. DIR. II. w.
Barrows is attending tho health officers
meeting in Burlington.-Mrs Betsy Mum
Of johnson is visiting In Stowe.-Supper
will he served at Unity Church, Thursday
NJ 500 u. IN. The subject of the sermon
at Unity by Rev. Mrs. Abbott Sunday
morning will he q Forward"