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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-04
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FAIRFAX.

Tho funeral OF I. +. Hunt was held at
his late home July Q. Friends from Bur
lington. ST. Adams. Georgia and Milton
were present. Tho Rev. +. A. Ufford of
the Baptist Church OBLIGATED. assisted
by the Rev. George W. Burk Of the
Methodist Church. The bearers were
Homer and Frank. his sons. d. Il. Bee
man and Ira Buck. two nephews, OF Bur-
lington. The burial was at the Sander
son cemetery.-Miss Fields OF Vergennes
Is the guest OF Miss Alice Orton.-As
Arthur Ballard was moving Monday he
stepped IN hole and fell on his scyth,
cutting a long cash in his thigh.--A me-
mortal service was held at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening for Deacon I. u.
Hnnt.-Edgar Shepardson Is around with
out crutches after being confined to tho
house for over q week with a sprained
ankle.-Homer Hunt was In Burlington
Tuesday. was the hottest day Of
the season. The temperature at four
o'clock was Is IN the shade--Wells and
springs are getting very low on account
OF tho dry weather.-Fay Marvin has
returned from business college In Bos-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. John Kendrick and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Fish OF Pro-
violence. r. L.. are spending two weeks
at their summer home In town.-Mrs.
Edward Brown ana children Of Boston
are guests OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
J. Se1edd.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Tho listers have completed the grand
list of s2l 63lo2. The 10 largest taxpayers
are: w H. Dubois estate, sS4S29; j, II.
Iamson & Sons. 5000; f. A. Thomas
Sd, 600: James Hutchinson. S153s' julie
u. Moulton estate. 5000; {. q. Dubois.
guardian A. ]. Davis s23. 5+5, II. II. Nc
Intyre estate. s23. 80; Dubois & Gay, SO
500 ! w Rowen, 1880; A, II. Powers.
SIG $40
Louis Panton died suddenly Satur-
dav morning from heart failure at the
home OF his son, George Panton. Mr..
panton, who was Sc years OF age, was
n retired Rrookfeld farmer and had
lived In this town with his son only
about three years. His wife died some
wears ago and he is survived by three
sons. Elrick of Holyoke. Mass. Louis
of Rrookheld and George of this place.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at o:30 at the home of the latter, and
interment was made in Brookfeld
An up-to -date block Is soon to be
erected by Mrs, Mary Carr on South
Main street between the railroad sta
ton and the residence OF Charles Blod-
tract but 1t has not been decided
whether It will be n brick or n wood
en- structure. The first floor will he
used for stores whilc the rest will na
devoted to tcnemcnts.-All was quiet
on the Fourth save for the ringing OF
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NORTH HERO.

r.. f. Little of Syracuse University.
who was reported as dying on train
between batavia. N. y, and Clarence
vile. =. O., arrived Tuesday with his
wife. He will spend the summer here.
returning to his duties in Syracuse Sep
tember 1.-The republican caucus for the
election of delegates to the county con-
venton. to be held July 49, will be held
at the town house Saturday night. The
States attorneyship Is the most impor-
tant matter that will come before the
convention, but II Is not known now
whether more than one name will be
decentralization poles are being set
north of the city.-The drought has great
~ lessened the hay crop which in June
promised to be big one.-Summer
boarders are coming rather slowly.-Tho
Parker House has new gasolene boat
The Outlook" the new boarding house
of Mrs. Carrie Y. Bacon on the east shore
OF the island. Is completed.-It is report
cd that the Knight boys of Boston have
purchased the I-add place at the city,
just south of the court house.
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R1CHFoRD.

Tho sixteenth recital by the senior
students of the Leach School Of Music in
Aver opera hall Tuesday evening was
we'll attended. The students we're ably
assisted by three vocal solos by Dr.
Archibald f. Rykert of Paris, fine
tenor, who Is passing the summer in
Durham, Que.-.slrs o. A. Hagen Is
camping at Highgate Springs for n
Week.-Mrs. Celia Harper of Newark, n.
j.. is visiting relatives herc-G. G..
Rainboth of Ottawa, Canadian commis-
sioncr for the international boundary
survey, Is in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Sanborn have returned from st. Adams,
where thcy visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Grecnc.-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Waterman
of Burlington are visiting here.--F. II.
Dewart is surveying the streets and
establishing grades for permanent work
and for new sidewaks.--A shower early
Wednesday morning cooled the air so
that the thermometer registered 66 de-
grces at seven o'clock, a drop Of "a de-
grces In 16 hours.-Mrs. w. A. Benoit
of Lowell Mass, Miss Caroline Bowen
and Cromwell A. Bowen of BinghamtOn,
| n. Y, visited their sister, Mrs. H. C.
Comings this week. They are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Bowen
OF Bcrkshire.-G. +. Ladd and r. ID.
| Newton are passing few days at
Bronze lake, Knowlton, Que.-Yesterday
was the day on which tenders for a site
| for the federal building IN this village
| were to be opened in Washington, D.
| c. 1t is thought that seven or eight ten
ders have been made.
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the Central Vermont. In the afternoon
many Witnessed the baseball game and
tennis matches. The fireworks in the
evening were the best seen here FOR
many years. Wednesday there will be
an excursion at Missisquoi Park from st.
Adams and Swanton.--W. q. Hart and
family of Montreal. y. O., are hero for
tho suinmer.-Mp. Pringle and friends
from Montreal are occupying the
NAPLES" for the season.--F. l.. Place
and family have arrived from Barre to
spend the summer.--The Eaton cottage
Is occupied by a party from Waits
field.-C. I.oukes and Mr.. Russell OF
Highgate have completed their new cot
tage and It Is now occupied by the
latter.-E. T.. Joslyn. w. y. Richardson
and 7. d. lIombrook from Montpelier
are enjoying week here.--The first
moonlight dance this season will be
given this evening in the pavilion.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Abbott, and Mr.
and Mrs. Il. G. Sowden from Barre are
enjoying portion OF their bridal trips
here-Ncver has this resort known such
activity as at present which is accounted
for in one way by the excellent fishing
Large catches OF bass are daily exhibit
ted, and many piCkercl are caught
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STOWE.

Among those at the Summit House on
tho Fourth were Judge Seneca Haselton
of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
of Nergennes The Fourth passed very
quietly in Stowe. The boys made things
lively at times with hrecrackers and
there were some displays of fireworks
in the evening. A party of IA from John
son Grange presented the play Happy
Hollow" in the evening and the play was
we'll received. In the cast We're ID. b..
Smaley. Howard Scott. +, II, Sherwin.
S. J. Davis, Ray Barrows. Herbert Scott.
Belle Baker and Florence Elwood,-
Dow Scribner of North Bennington joined
Mrs. Scribner Friday In a visit to friends
in Stowe-Mss Frcda Tarbell of Middle
sex visited her uncle. +. j. Holden, over
Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Orson s. Smith
of Pleasant View House are entertaining
Mr., and Mrs. Evans and son of Orange,
n. j.. Miss Cragmile of Philadelphia and
Miss Wright of New Haven, Conn Mrs.
Blanchard of Green Mountain Inn is WIS.,
itinG In st. Alhans.-Mr and Mrs Alder.
Mum and two children of Siranac sake,
\. " are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
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E. w. Lawyer was brought before JUS
tice II, A. Conger Monday morning
charged with breach OF the peace In as
saulting July 4 IL. A. Smith of Sutton,
Que. and IL G. Elliott OF this village
lie pleaded not guilty, asked for con-
tinuance until Saturday morning. which
was granted. and he was allowed to 30
on his own recognizance.-Richfo de-
feated sutton. Que. at base ball on ISL
and Park Saturday, 4 to 3.--Shepard and
Van Antwerp were the battery for the
visitors, and Carrick and Lawyer for the
home team.--Mrs. Lucy Chaffee OF Bcrk-
shire is visiting her daughter. Mrs. II, j..
Com.ngs.--Dorls and Ruth 1ngrnham of
Montpelier are visiting their grandpar-
cnts. Captain and Mrs. J. N. Culver.
Capt. j. N. Culver will be n candidate
before the next state cncampment for
the position of department commander
Of the Vermont Grand Army of the Re-
public, Frontier Post. No. 20, having
voted unanimously to present Captain
Culve-'s name. He IL the present com
mander of the post. Captain Culver ser
we'd in Co. II, 18th New hampshire vol
unteers.-The present hot wave reached
its climax at two o'clock Tuesday af-
tcrnoon when the thermometer register
ed 100 degrees In the shade. The country
about here Is suffering severely for want
Of rain.-Peter Betters OF Newark, N.
j., and Joseph Bettcrs of Ashland,
Ohio. are visiting relatives here.
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H. w. ALLEN q co.

OILS returned Monday from Johnson
Monday for an extended stay with her
mother. Mrs. Wealthy Churchill.--W
{. Whipple returned to Boston Mon
day. Mrs. Whipple will remain at
Mrs. Cora Whipplcs.
Superintendent and Mrs. Frank Graves,
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Beebe, Miss Ger
trude Brigham, Miss Florence Norton
and Miss Nellie Watts are in Burlington
attending the American Institute of In
struction.--Mrs c. F.. Smith was In Bur-
linston Wednesday.-Mrs II. s. EmriclS
and Miss Laura Ellis are visiting / II
Clarence. =. Q.--Mrs, NJ p. Maurice is
in Underhili.-Miss Gertrude Norris Of
Providence. r. l.. is visiting her sister,
Mrs J. r. Freer.-Ep!scopal services will
be held Sunday evening at seven o'clock
at X. OF p. hall by the Rev. William W.
Hance in the absence of the Rev. A. l..
Wood. Monday morning at 100. COM
muniOn at Mrs. T.. r.. Wade s.-Mss
Mertie Bedell Is In Oxford. y. H.. for a
two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bedell.-E Is, Stillman. a
newspaper man of jefferson. Iowa. made
Morrisyile a call Tuesday hoping to see
Judge ii. X. Powers and the home of
Leslie NJ .Shaw,-Mrs. Lynda Going and
daughter OF Barton are guests of Mrs,
Albert Burke.--Miss Vera Genge of St,
Johnsbury is making an extended stay
with her aunt, Mrs George L. Bates
George Brill and Mrs. Ella Wood of
Benton. y. H., are visiting their aunt,
Mrs Sarah Sears.-Mrs. Mary Brown of
| Bradford. Il sister of the late Mrs W. G..
McClintock. has come here to remain Cor
| the present with Mr.. McCl!ntock. Mrs
| +. W. Webster and daughter were in
| Burlington Wedncsda y.-Mrs. w. II.
| Howard returned Wednesday from a
| three weeks visit in Calais and Marsh
| field Morrisville was visited Tuesday
| ii afternoon by severe sand storm. fol-
| flowed by rain, Several maple trees We're
| broken down on Congress street and
| Harrison aVenue.--M Mrs. A. y. Boynton
| went to Danvillc Wednesday to visit Mi
and Mrs. w q. Stratton.-Miss BESSIE
| Mayott left "Wednesday for Manchester
| y. H.. where she will visit her cousin
Miss Eta characteristics. ", G. Davis
went Wednesday to Whltencd. y. II.
| for two weeks at her former home.-Miss
| Ida May Bcaulac went to HardwiCk
Wednesday. where she will play the piano
| for II thetorium.--W Walter lsham let
| Wednesday for Old Orchard, Me. where
| he expects to have cmployment-Miss
Nellie Stewart is in iIardwick visiting
Mrs Carrie Mulcahy. Mrs, 5. s. Spot
ford of Peabody. Mass, is visiting hel
| cousin, Isaac a. Drown,
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Mrs. Ira Mum and Mrs. and Mrs Felix
Ne!ls.-Mrs. Abbie Warren returned Fri
day from two months visit with friends
In Salem and other places in Nassachu
sets. She was accompanied by Mrs. W
Is. Bigelow and son, Newell, and nephew
Pinkham Lane Of Salem, who Will visit
In Stove two weeks-Dr and Nrs r, n
Sampson of burlington passed the
Fourth and Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. II
w. Barrows.-The three Misses Tabcr OF
Worcester, Mass. are at Four Winds
farm to pass the summer with their
grandmother Mrs. c. F. NJ. Taber
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Wright of Water.
bury visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
7. c. Wright Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Eddy returned from
Burlington Tuesday afternoon in a newly
purchased automobile. --Miss Marjorie
Watts and Miss Katherine Marshall re-
turned Tuesday from week In Lowell
and Boston. ss.-ThermonIeters re-
gIstered from 20 to % Tuesday and the
weather was very oppressive.
Miss Anna S. Blake of Pratt Institute.
brooklyn. n. y. and her mother Mrs.
Blake are at the Lodges for the sum
mer.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley Keough OF
l,yndonville returned Monday after a few
days in Stowe,-Mrs. Elroy s Billinge
has returned to Schenectady, ~ r.
after several weeks In Stowc-Mrs v.
| l.. Blodgett of HYDE Park was in Stowe
over Sunday.-Alss Pearl Peterson OF
Milwaukee, Wis, is the guest OF her
uncle. Eiakin Bigelow.-George Adams
Of Moscow left Monday for tho White
Mountains, where he has employment -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Robinson Of
Malone, n. Y, are visitors in Stowe
Mrs. George S. Wade, who has been in
feeble health for some time, Is improving
! and celebrated her s4th birthday Monday
by taking n ride.-There will he "A Chill
dren's day service at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday morning when the Sun
day school pupils Will carry out some
Exercises and a sermon to children and
young people Will be preached by the
pastor, the Rev. II. A. G. Abbc. The
condition Of Mrs. A. W. Foster is more
favorable,-Paul Raymond, who was i'll
with rheumatic fever, is able to be out
little.-J. II. Mclaughlin returned to
Waitsiield Monday after visit of II
week to his daughter. Mrs Archie Nc
Cullough.-Archie Wide and bride of
Tilton. ~ H., are visiting in Stowe
The Misses Mabel Carr and barbara
Burt returned Monday from a visit IN
Swanton.-James h, Campbell left Mon
day for upper Saranac Lake, n. Y.
where he has employment at Saranao
Inn for the summer
The subject Of the sermon at Unity
Church Sunday morning by the Rev. r.
NJ. II Abbot will he Gods Revelation
TO the Soul" The Rev. Mr.. Abbott
preached in the Brick Church at Middle
sex sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE,

Excursion on Lake Champaign See adj.
on page 2
Mrs. Sarah Brewster, who had been
confined to her bed for many weeks a.:
the result Of shock, died Monday az
the home of her son, Elijah Brewster at
Plea Valley. where the funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday at LOO p. m.
Mrs Harle Ross and two children are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs L. J.
Gallup at t'nderh!ll.-Mrs. Ethel La
bounty returned from Morrisvile Satur-
day after spending week there as the
guest Of Mrs T.. II. IIinds.-Mrs Bliss IS
the guest of Mrs. Jennie Wl.ey.-Miss
Charlene FELTON, returned to ST. Adams
Monday.-H. A. Hatch of Montreal is in
town-Mrs. j. Raymore has Just under
gone an operation at the Mary Fletoh her
hospital Miss Myrtle Whitney Is as
sisting Mrs. II. H. Cady.-M!ss Sarah
Thomas OF JeTersonvillc is the guest Of
Miss Mildred Brownell.-Mr. Stafford II
Bennington Is spending several days At
9. NJ. Safford's.-Mr. and Mrs. II o.
Wetherel and son spent Sunday at v.
Wethcrals in Milton.-Mr and Mrs.
Paradce passed Sunday IN EsseX.-Mrs.
A. II. Smith of oklahoma city, who has
been the guest OF friends in town. return
ed to Burlington Saturday. Mrs. II. A.
Hatch passed Sunday in burlington
Miss Mary Strong has finished work at
the American House.-Mrs. James Twss
of Montpelier is visiting ner parents. Mr.
and Mrs Young.-A large number attend
ed the district picnic at Cambridge june
ton Saturday Miss Pearl Smith has
been spending a few days at her home IN
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JEFFERsONV1LLk.

Excursion on Lake Champlain. See ad
on page
The base ball game July between
Cambridge and the Jcffcrsonville Junior
team was won by Jeffersonville II to s.
The Sunday school picnic in the grove
above the village drew a large crowd
and proved very cnioya bic Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Clark, who have been quite III,
are improving. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Thomas drove to Lake Eden, where they
witnessed an old-fashioned Fourth o.
July celebraton.-D. G. Griswold has ar
automobile, which makes four owned in
the Villa ge.-Mr and Mrs. Earl Smile
took carriage drive to Bakersfield the
Fourth. where they witnessed the bail
game between Jeffersonvile bakersfield
which was won by Jeffersonville. to a.
| The dra matte entertainment at the town
hall. given by the Sons of Veterans Of
Cambridge. July g. entitled After Taps"
drew a good housc.-Mrs. L!vona Thomas
is passing several weeks with her son in
| I,Vndonville
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. w. II. Pond who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. W. Coombs,
has returned to ROseland. y. mir.
and Mrs. William IIarmotte and Miss
Louise Clapp of Boston are spending n
few days in town, having made the trip
by automobile. and Mrs. +. II. Ban
croft and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Call Of
Gardner Mass, are visiting at G. A.
Gat"s's. They came by automobile by
way OF the White Mountains.-Mr. and
Mrs &. l.. Hutchins were given sur
prise last week Wednesday evening. the
anniversary of their marriage. Refresh
ments were served and n very pleasant
evening enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. IIutchins
were presented with a silver cake bas-
ket and silver bread tray.--The w. C.. T.
u. will meet Friday at the church. A
temperance service was held Sunday
evening at the church. ". f..
Cooley has returned to Richford.-Mr.
and Mrs. 3. J. Lumbra entertained
relatives from Canada over Sunday
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GEORGIA.. .

The large barn on the Ryan farm was
dedicated Thursday evening when about
800 people danced until an early hour.
IeClair's orchestra from ST. Adams fur
nished music.Mrs. Mary Latin Is visit
ing In Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Cleary OF Greensboro
arrived Saturday to spend n ween as
guests OF Jason Newton.--Dr. Fred
Brennan returned Saturday from Bur-
lington where he attended the Vermont
health officers school.-The Congrega-
tional Church observed childrens day
with exercises Sunday evenlng.-The
farmers are busy haying and report q
light crop.--The Methodist Church Will
observe childrens day Sunday evening"
Arthur Wood, who is IA clerk In Aliens
dry goods store at Burlington, Is at
home for vacation and together with
his parents Is occupying the Wood
cottage at tho lake.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs Israel Currier aged "a wears, foY
many years resident of this place. died
at the home of her daushter-in-law, the
widow of Rodney Currier, in Morrisville
last week The body was brought here
for burial in the family lot in Falrmount
cemetery She moved to Morrisville about
three years ago.-Several OF tho Wood
men and their wives went % BURLINGTON
Friday night. some of them remaining
over Sunday.-H. +. Smith and daughter
Miss Vera went went to Walden Friday
to pass the Fourth with his sister Mrs
w. o. Stratton.-Carrol Wheeler Of
Lisbon, n. H. is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wheler.-Albert
Jones of Somervtle. Mass, Is visiting
relatives here,-Miss Goldie Bishop Of the
State hospital force at Waterbury, visited
her grandmother, Mrs Mary W. Tifot-
son. STANDARDIZATION Parker is taking
his vacation from +. +. d. route No
2-The remains Of Mrs. Edison Pinney,
who formerly resided here were brough,
Saturday from Chicago. A short funera.
service was held at J. w. SCOTS, the
Rev. G. c. st. Clair Of Morrisvllle of.
| hciating ard interment was made In Tho
family lot in Paramount cemetery Tn,
only daughter, Mrs. Clara Pinney Reed
accompanied the remains She is sur.
vived also by her husband and one son
Perley, who is in Colorado for his health
| Harry May Is at home from Worcester
Mass, for his vacation.-W. 2. Cover
went to Manchester. n. H., Tuesday,
where he expects employment.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

The Fourth was celebrated without ac-
cident. the attractions OF the day includ-
Ing ball games. horribles and fireworks
In the evenng.-Mr. Burdick and family
are at their cottage at TOBIAS bay
Miss Amy Chywinne is spending the sum
mer with her aunt. Mrs, Macomber. at
Vantine brothers.-Mr. Graves is at his
cottage at Wcsterly.-The Ladies' Aid
meeting at Mrs Ella @. Gordon's was
not largely ttended.-Samuel B. Gordon
of Cambridge was at home the Fourth.
returning Sunday night.-P. 8, Gordon's
new cottage Is rapidly filling with people
from the city.-It Is very dry in Grand
Isle, The water supply has given out IN
Sa msons creamery thermometers reg
istered lW in the shade Tuesday after
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Maryland Duso and family have been
spending week In East IIardwick and
Westfleld.-Mr. and Mrs. w, O. Parker
OF Billings, Mont. are In town.-C. Ma
son and DIN Merrill of Enosburg Falls
were in town Monday.-MIss Mary Bon
nette Of burlington has been In town
for a week visiting her brother. J. j.
Bonnette.-C. T. Hall and c. A.
Gardyne left Montreal Friday for an
extended visit in Sweden, France and
Scotland.-Charles Elkins Of North Troy
Is assisting at the store OF G. A. GAR
dyne while he Is In Europe. -Rawson
Halle Is working In the store OF w. j.
Knight.-Ephraim Lumbra has sold his
farm on East hill to Riley brothers, who
take possession at once; consideration
&4.5G0.-Mrs. Charles Gilbert of Newport
and Mrs. Guy Macy of East Berkshire
are visiting at William Duny's.
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ELMORE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles PEG are the par
ents of a son, born Saturday.-Dr. and
Mrs George Rublee Of Wolcott visited
Mr., and Mrs. Harry HutcNns over Sun
day.-The ball game Saturday between
West Mil and Gilmore was won Ny
West MIL, % to 10 The ball game and
box party Saturday netted the boys s26.
Sevcnty-two campers were here last
week, mir, and Mrs, l.. NARROW of Stowe
visited the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Stowell, Sunday-Mrs. Rob
ert st, Jock is again very nl-A. y,
Townsend Of Burlington, \. j., is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Bert Ward.-Mr. and
Mrs Reuben Jackson of Johnson arrived
saturday to visit their daughter. Mrs.
Charles Peo.--Mrs. John Tilotson OF
Morris'own is visiting her daughter Mrs
samuel Wedge
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Charles Wood OF Randolph has
been visiting her father, Captain Mont
gomcry.-Mrs. William Settle and two
daughters Of Berlin. wis, are guests Of
Mrs. d. r. Trombly. Mrs. Settle was
Miss Ada Eastman of this town.-Mr.
and Mrs W. r. Conwell are spending a
few days in Plattsburgh, n. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Haughran, Miss Helen Hadley
Mrs. Hodges. Miss Kate Hodges and
Miss Josephine Iengfield, all Of Platts-
burgh were guests OF Mus. A. NJ. Leng-
field last week.-Mrs.. +. H. Severance
and family OF Buffalo are in town for
the summerThe first pilgrimage to ST.
Anne was held Sunday from Plattsburgh
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
y. W. Fisk Monday afternoon to work
on carpet rags The society has n very
large order to he filled this month";,
J. Farrell OF Swanton was in town Mon
I.,.