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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. George Smith OF Hunt
ington passed Sunday with Mrs Smiths
parents. Mr., and Mrs. A. j Downer.-
Mr.. and Mrs George Mansfield with Mr.
Mansilelds mother. Mrs. Addle Mans
field. and his sister. Mrs Mary Busa
of Niagara, y. y, drove to Waterbury
center Sunday morning to visit relatives
w. q. WcsCOtt and wife of Essex
passed Saturday night and Sunday at
Il. e Forbes. Mrs. c. s. Allen Is slow
~ gaining strength with hopes Of a final
recovery from her recent critical illness
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phelps of Willis
ton were guests of their cousin, Marshall
Tillcy, at Camp Mansfield on Sunday
Mrs. Miranda Wescott who has been
assisting in the care of her daughter.
Mrs G. s Allen, Is sick in bed at Mr.
Aliens Louis Miles and family and
John futile and family passed Sunday
at Lawrence Welingpr's.-Miss Mildred
White is taking lessons on the piano
from Miss Glare Hull of Hinesburgh.
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faithfully and we'll as commander OF A.
II. Huribut Post. No. 90. @. A. r.. and
was also assistant adjutant- general Of the
department Of Vermont under Commander
s. II. Wood. Major Perkins lived for a
few years In Malone, n. Y, where he
ran a foundry and machine shop. He re-
turned hero In 1850 and wns In the
clerical service of the Central Vermont
railway for nearly ~ years. During the
last years Of his life he has conducted a
pension agency, doing a large business
He has served as trustee of the village
and was later chief Of police. constable
and tax collector. Major Perkins married
Miss Carrie Pierce. daughter OF the late
Curtis Pierce, who survives him together
with four children Benn y. Perkins
Sheridan r.. Perkins, Mrs. Charles A.
Oliver and Mrs. waldo J. Upton all Of
this city. The funeral will be held from
his Int home this Thursday afternoon
at 3:aD O'Clock
Captain H. Kibbc Brooks has ten
dered his resignation AS commanding
ohlcer OF Company u, LIST Inf, V. n. g.,
TO take effect on the election OF his
successor. Captain Brooks has been
In command of the company since IT'S
reorganization in June, 1907, and re-
signs in order to devote all his time TO
the manufacture Of casein compound
on which he has recently been granted
a patent.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Sister NJ Julia of Mt. ST. Joseph's con-
vent at Rutland was the guest of her
brother, Daniel Hayes. last week. Mrs
Guy Baldwin and two sons returned to
DANNY Friday, after a two months stay
with Ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". S
Fonda. -James +. Hayes Of Bristol
who visited his brother, Daniel Hayes.
last week, has returned home. Mr. and
Mrs Arson Eddy of Burlington We're
the guests of his sister, Mrs. Clayton
Cove. during the past eek.-Mr and
Mrs Frederick St George returned Sun
day from Rridport. where they went to
attend the funeral Of Mrs, st Georges
sister, Mrs Michael St. George,
The July meeting of the Y. society
will he held with Harry Van Nllet next
Saturday evening Joseph St. George of
Warren, Mass. is visiting bis brother,
Fred st. George.-F. A. Ellison ana C..
n. Johns returned Monday evening from
On absence Of several days In Swanton.--
Mrs. Fred Upton and three children of
Keene, \. H., are spending some time with
Mrs. Uptons aunt, Mrs, isaac stone
Henry Spooncr of Hebron. IN, arrived
in town Monday morning and is the guest
of his cousin, n. II. Claxton and family.
M Spooner is native Of Vermont. but
has lived in the West for over 20 years
Miss Idly Carpenter returned Tuesday
evening from "A visit of several weeks
with relatives in East Attleboro, Mass -
Mr.. and Mrs A. \. Ellison ar" visiting
relatives In Bristol-.Mrs Thomas Hart.
Jr.. entertained ladies of a social club
at her home last Friday afternoon
Henry ~ Putnam went to Saratoga ~
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. |. a. Ferguson of Starks-
boro werc the guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
Palmer yesterday Mrs. NJ q. Shattucls
who has been the guest Of Mrs =. c.
Davis and Mrs. u. J. Squircs for several
days. has returned to her home in Bur
llington.--Alr. ana Mrs Louis Frechette
and son of burlington are visiting rela-
tvs I'm town.-Mrs John RYAN and SON
william, of Ludlow arc visiting at the
home Of Miss Mary Kehoe.- Mrs. Mark
Bushnell and two children of Thompson
vile, Conn, are the guests of Mrs
Sayles at the home of II. A. Hodges -
Miss Mary Abbott of Boston arrived last
evening and will he the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, G, Fuller for several weeks 49,
Mrs. George Palmer and daughter, Zoe
We're tho guests of friends in Burlington
on Saturday H. G. Gleason and
daughter, Grace, were the guests of
Albert Towne and family over Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs Sceley OF Mfddleburv
are visiting at the home of their son
Or. II. II. Secley.-H. c. Gleason of Bur
iugton was the guest Of friends in town
Tuesday.--A card party will be given in
Forcstors' lall Friday evening july a..
under the auspices Of the l.. A. A. O. H.
Refreshments of tee cream and cake will
be serVod.-Mrs. -. J. Hi Of Starksboro
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
&C.. Hodges. The Rev Frances Kinball
Madam Kimhall ana Miss Helen Eimball
are Spending a week with friends at
Queen city Park.--Nr. and Mrs j :.
Baker ana party of Peekskill, y. Y, have
started on their return trip. The party
are travelling In n large touring car
j. +. Cushman of Burlington was among
the visitors in town TUESDAY Miss Nc
Lane of Jericho Is visiting her sister
Mrs. G. +. Morgan.-Mrs. l. ~. Good
win has gone to Peelskiu \. y. where
she will he tn" guest of friends for
two wccks.-M s. Rose ponaway Is in
camp at BASIN IIai"bor with party
from Ncrgcnnes.-M and Mrs Louis
koharg" of Los Angeles. cal, We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs Roy Bartlett Tues
day.-William Ryan. who has been visit
ing friends in town for several days re-
turned Yesterday to his home in Ludlow
Mrs. Naomi Iildreth of Burlington is
the guest of Mrs. George Green.
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Scoville and little son. who have been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pitts, returned to Rutland Saturday
Mr.. Dtckcy and family of Barre are
spending a few weeks at Malletts bay
George Goodrich went to st. Adams
Monday william Cleveland enter
talned her sister from Essex Sunday
Miss Grace Crockett of Springfield, Mass,
and her aunt, Miss Harriet Hill. OF
st Adams are spending few weeks at
their home at Champlain. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Crockett OF st. Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Crockett of SPRING
field. Mass. are expected in a few days
as their guests.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from End Pase)

of Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Martin of West
Newbury. Mass. who with his mother Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. f.
uIuut, fell from horse Sunday and
fractured his left elbow. lie is able to be
nhout.
Saturday night while Frank Nichols
and Joseph Seymour were driving on
their way TO Colchester pond to fish
when near the residence of John David
son an automobile came up back of them
and in trying to pass struck one of the
rear wheels of their wagon and
demolished 1t. The automobile was
Obliged to stop for n few minutes owing
20 slight damages to the Stcaripg gear.
The automobile bore the license number
of Mass. 1901. Tho driver of the machine
desired to settle for the damages to the
wagon but one of the other men objected
so the party went on their way, Mr.
Nichols and Mr.. Seymore were obliged
10 walk back to the village leading the
team which was from G.. II. Willeys
livery Mr.. Nichols telephoned to several
towns north but was unable to locate
the automobile party which consisted Of
five mon.
William H. Johnson a. Son. proprictors
Of Lake Champlain creamery paid Sloi
for standard milk and s1oG for cream for
the month of June.
The street department is laying L.
inch pipe from the corner of Pleasant
and East streets to the prurS brook to
drain off the water which floods that
place every spring. Between five and
six hundred feet Of pipe will be used.
The team belonging to j. Shaw OF
Jericho which was stolen from the
shed in this village Saturday evening
was found feeding at the Sido of tn"
road near Tndcrhill Center some time
Sunday. Evidently some one desired
ride to their destination ana borrowed
the team for that purpose
Mrs. Charles r. FrarN gave a very en-
joyahle dinner party Monday evening IN
honor of the anniversary Of Mr.. Frary's
birthday. After dinner the party spent
the evening playing 800. Mrs. +. II.
Parker won first prize. Among the guests
from out Of town We're Mrs. J. S. Morgan
OF burlington. Mrs. Charles NJ Goudey
Of Brooklyn. \. Y, and Or. and Mrs. A.
S c. fIfll Of Winooski.
Mrs. Hannah Plummer and Timothy G.
Rivers were married Tuesday night 10y
Nhe Rev. c. c. Adams
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bicknell and chill
DIRE Of Lincoln visited at G.. W Bag
leN's the last of the week.--Iohn Hin and
Miss Alma Burnell of Richmond visited
his. uncle, Lyman i'm, over Sunday
Mrs. Ella Brewster is improving at this
writing Mrs. 5. y. Gould and Mrs. Gym
thia Hubbard of Queen City Park are
visiting Mrs. Goud's son, +, q. Bagley
Mrs. Kate Titus and daughter, Dor
othY of IIodredge, Neb., are visiting her
uncle, +. r. Strong.
Mrs. Eliza Liberty went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Tuesday for an opera
ton for appendicitis.-Mr and Mrs. 3. j
Randall and Mr.. and Mrs, C, 8. Brew
ster attended the funeral OF the infant
twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hal,
lock in iinesburgh Tuesday,-Mrs Tim,
othy Degree and sons. George and Frank
are visiting friends In Charlotte.-Mrs
Jerusha Taft Is at Ralph Hallocks 'r
IIneshurgh for n few days
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr.. Lake of Long Island n. r.. is visit
Ing at ID. ]. Williams's Ralph Wood and
wife of Bristol, Conn, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Kate Wood. George Ayers
has accepted position as night watch
man for the Strong Hardware company. -
Mrs. Hudah Nichols. matron Of the
orphans home in Burlington and daugh-
ter, Mary, visited her son, Charles, Sun
day.-The Ladies' Aid society will serve
ice cream and cake on the Farnsworth
and Written lawn saturday evening -
The remains of Mary Foster. who died
in Essex Junction. were brought here for
burial Monday. with funeral at tho Con-
gregationa Church. Her age was so
years lInrlie May has returned from
Boston.--Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wool of
Bristol. Conn, are enjoying carriage
drive to Cambridge and Jacksonville.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Soules OF 81. Adams Is the guest
OF Miss Clara Wheelcr-The l.. A S. OF
tn" Methodist Church will serve ice cream
and cake Thursday afternoon on tho COM
mon Mrs. Belle Heath Of North Troy is
the guest Of c. i. Hutchnss family
The party Of young people who have
been camping at Franklin Tond, have re-
turned.-Miss Emma Marchia and Eva
Gelbar of Enoshurgh Falls are visiting
NJ Frank Miiler's.--TNere will b. no ser.
vices at ST. bartholomew Church through
August on account Of the pastor, the
Rev. F. Barnaby 1.ebach. being away
on his annual vacation.--The K OF P
attended services in body last Sun
day at St. Batholemews Church.
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FAIRFAX.

George Buck Of Burlington is the guest
OF his uncle .. s. Buck, Mrs. ]. e.
Hunt is confined to the house b. sick
ness-Quite a number Of farmers have
finished having and report light crop
Prof. Homer Hunt read sermon at the
Baptist Church Sunday In the absence Of
the pastor who is taking his vacation in
camp at the lake-Mr. and Mrs. s E.
Wilson visited friends In st. Albans last
week Mr. and Mrs. George Hewines OF
Brattleboro are the guests of Mrs. Kew
inRs parents. Or. and Mrs. s. II Phelps
Frank Hunt has a position in BARTON
playing base bnll.-Sammie Phelps goes
to camp XIII Kare TO teach in place Of
Frank Hunt resigned Mrs. Purmont
Tabor Is visiting friends in Georgia
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CHARLOTTE.

The next regular meeting Of Char
lotte Grange will be the third Monday
evening in August-Mss May Williams
of Brandon IS visiting in town.-John
Spear Of Boston Is IN town.-The sale
and cnterta Inment given by the library
people will be the afternoon and even
ing of July 31.-The Jubilee singers
gave a concert Monday evening in the
church. Miss Bertha st. Antoine Is VS.
ting in Pittsheld. Mass.-Michael Devinc
has bought the T. +. Mollison place
Mrs. Thaver Of Burlington is visiting
Mrs. W. NJ. Spear.-Mr and Mrs. Tru-
man Carpenter have been visiting In
town.--Miss Sally Graves of Bennington
IS visiting Miss Clare Beach. Percy B.
Pone Is nere from PlttSburg.
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called to sew up the wound Sheriff
James arrested the woman and lodged
her In tho local jail. During the night.
with outside aid, she made her escape,
Mr. James followed her to Rouses Point
Monday morning and there lost track
or her.-A suspicious character tfy the
name OF Comstock, who halls from Loon
Lake, was arrested on the charge Of
vasrancy. He was given a hearing in
f. A. Ayers's ONCE Monday morning,
hut he was discharged lack Of evil
dence.-The funeral Of Mrs. i. y. Allen,
who died Friday as the result of a shock
OF apoplexy. was held from the house
Monday afternoon at two o'clock and
was largely attended. The Rev +. j.
l'anslow ofciated.-Miss Minnie I>oiseile
OF Newport N. H., is the guest %
her brother George 1oisele.-Thomas
oHeerc of Barton, formerly Of Swan
ton. is IN town for few days
Miss Nate Of Boston Is in town visiting
her father Horace Baxter, who Is stop
ping at the Grand Avenue for few
weeks.-W s. Sprout Of st. Marys Pa,
superintendent Of the BlaIsdcll Kindlng
Wood Co, is In town for n few days on
bnsincss.-Deputy Supreme Ranger David
son Of the Independent Order of For
esters, who lives in Toronto. Canada, left
Wednesday morning for the southern
part Of the State. Mr. davidson has been
In Swanton for some time IN the interest
Of the Torestcrs and will return in a few
wccks-A. y. Morah of ShelbIrno was
In town Monday and Tuesday-Mrs A.
A. Wilson, Miss Marie Coructiner and
Miss beatrice Wilson of Montreal are
visiting In town for a couple Of weeks
Mort on Root was sentenced to the State
Industrial school at Nereenncs Monday
for the rest of his minority on the
charge ~ being a trIant.-M O'Day Is In
town on account Of the illness of his
sister, Miss Annie O'Day Miss ODay
remains about the same
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SHELBURNE.

Frank Gebharlt has returned home
after an automobile trip in northern Yer
mont Mrs. p. J. Fay has been enter
tanning friends from Orange. n. 1.-THE
Rev William +. Weeks visited In Bran
don last week.-Mrs.. J. A. Corey gave
a five O'Clock tea for few lady friends
Tuesday.--D. n. Finessev leaves shortly
FOR Pennsylvania to he gone about four
months.-L. c. Ray and Mr.. Bnmser went
TO Plattsburgh Tuesday on business.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred cults of Barre
visited f. A. stiles last week.-The lee
ture given by ]. ]. Lewis was well at
tended and very instructive.--The Rev
and Mrs. 5. NJ. Barnunl spent "A part Of
last week with friends at Malletts bay
MRS. Maud r. Ricknell and Miss Alice
Barnum have gone for the summer to
work at Breadloaf Inn. Mddlehury.-
Brown Brothers are building large farm
barn.-Miss Hazel Haskns and Miss
Martha Rogers visited friends in Essex
Junction.--Lee Mcclellan of tnderhill
called on friends In town sunday
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WINOOSKI.

A most enjoyable lawn party was he'i
Monday evening on the lawn at home of
Mr.. ana Mrs David Walker on Main
street, About II young Indies were In
attendance and the occasion was In
honor Of Miss Matte Nickerson of Provi-
dence, X. l., who IL at present spending
a few days as the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Anna CurleN. Romaos orchestra
furnished music and refreshments were
served
Deputy Sheriff l.. w. Ravlin made an
early trip to Porte"'s Point Yesterday
morning and as a result arrested Har-
ry Liberty for whom a warrant had
been issused the day before, charging
him with assault upon one Mrs. Bous-
quet an elderly lady at Porters Point.
Harry was in bed when the deputy
/ called and the officer had little trouble
IA getting him back to town, where
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BOLTON.

Eva Thompson after two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, has returned to her
duties at the State hospital IN Water
bury.-On account of Ill health Sidney
Sabns has resigned his position at the
State hospital which he has held for
about Is months, and returned to his
home Wednesday Mrs. Bert May and
Mrs. Alton Briggs returned home Sun
day after spending a few days at the
home Of Peter Deforge IN Waterbury,
Mrs Nina Preston is moving from Water
bury into tenement belonging to Fred
Jewett
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark 9. Jennnison and
little son have returned to their homo
IN Chicago, after visit Of two weeks
with their mother. Mrs. Mabel s. ZEN
nison, on the old homestead farm
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Jones and two chill
dren of Providence r. l., are visiting
their aunt. Mrs j. N, Warner Of the
Jackson district.---A daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman y.
Merrick.-Mrs. A. X. HonsnEer and
Mrs. Hepburn attended the funeral Of
Mrs. l.. y. Allen of Swanton, Monday
afternoon. Miss Helen Sesvey OF Bos-
ton is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mabel 8.
Jennison Miss F.. Alice Gross of Rich
ford visited at A. X, Honsinger's Tues
,iay.-M, II. Jennison OF Skeels Cor
ner has had a phone put in his resi-
dence.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Irene Bullock Of Burlington and
Mics Margaret Wood are the guests of
Miss Charlotte Osgood. Miss Wood will
also visit Mrs. Sara Costello before re-
turning to her home.
Mrs. y. ]. Lane Of Minneapolis has
been visiting Miss Margaret Bishop
MIR. Ouchman Of Middlebury is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts.
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WEST WILLISTON.

Mrs Ferris Lawrence Is slowly recover
Ing from severe attack of tonslitis-
Nh. and Mrs. George Ferris and child
have returned to their home in the city
after spending some time at c. G..
Forbes s.--Miss Eunce Prior passed a
few days with Mrs. Roscoe Mace last
week Mrs. Elmer Taft and daughter
Helen, have returned after passing a
few days In the city.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss T.ottie Allen OF Lowell, Mass. ia
visiting a. tho home OF her aunt. Mrs.
Sanborn Livingston Reuben SouIe OF
East Fairfield passed Sunday at c. A
Hulrs.-Mr and Mrs l.. Warner Howe
OF Gardner. Mass, are IN tcwn Cor the
summer-C. Fl Austin Of Richtord is
passing his vacation at the home OF his
father, f. A. Austin.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mrs. G. p. Quimby OF Augusta, Me-
Is in town with her parents. MI and
Mrs. +. T. Duso-Mrs. Hammond Troyan
Is home from 81. Albans.-Mrs. Grace
Bent and Mrs L. NJ. Cotton Of Boston,
Mass. are home for the suInmer.-P. G.
Brennan is making quite extensive re-
pairs on hts residence-Mr. Hinky and
Mr.. Thompson Of Chateaugay, n. Y, ars
visiting II. H. Marcy.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G. Baldwin and daugh-
ter are in town.-Mr, and Mrs. q. r.
Warner are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Truax.-Mrs. Jessie Norton will entertain
the Kings Daughters July 2s-The
Misses Sweet have returned from a visit
In starksboro j. Ross was the guest
Of his mother over Sunday Mrs. Helen
Crane and Kathleen Sayles with their
guest Miss Rhodes of Galesburg, H.
are spending the week at z. II. wy
mans in Starksboro.-Onc Of the twin
sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hallock of
IIinesburgh was buried here Tuesday.
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Alva Holmes and daughter pass
ed day at the home OF H. w. Crafts
recently.-Mr. and Mrs, 6. l.. Butler and
laughter were NsNor in this place
July 20-Mrs. Emma Casweu is visiting
her sister, Mrs H. A. Butler.--The
jubelee singers will give an entertain
ment AT the Methodist Episcopal Church
at North Fairfax, July %.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Georgia Jubilee Singers will give
Their entertainment at the town hall
fl7day evening under the auspices Of
the Methodist Church.-Alr, and Mrs. Irv-
Ing Newton Of Burlington are guests Of
his father.-Nelson Carr is improving
from his recent sickness
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Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. II. H.
Beeman.--Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Bradford
spent Sunday In Burlington.--Mis Bessie
Dixon has gone to Orwell. where che
has n position.--Mrs. George Minckler
and son, Joslyn. are visiting friends in
South Hero.--Miss Ruth Phillips was
home from Swanton Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The annual pilgrimage OF ST. AIMS
Church at Milton will take place on We'd
nesday, July ~.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. f. r. Wllpplc Is confined to the
house by illness. The Rev. Nj. Kid1er
went to IIincshurgh Saturday 70 remain
over Sunday.-L, Il. Howard was taken
with heart trouble Sunday ard was in Il
critical condition for some time. He
has been In poor health for some time.
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WILLISTON.

Miss Balch of Burlington. state score
tarv of the home department of the Sun
day school, Is directing a Sunday school
canvass Of this town.. w. Browncll
and family have been spending the week
at the old omostcad.-JaCkson Miller is
ill-Mrs. Wheeler of Northticld was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. 5. II. Warren,
tho past weet-Mr. and Mrs. George
irish are pass. ny a few days with NJ.
irish = aunt Mrs Susan Charles
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COLCHESTER.

Mr., and Mrs W. X. Place and son.
Raymond Of Essex junction visited his
brother, II. A. Place, last Saturday.-Miss
Nora Cha berlin. who has been the guest
of her cousin Miss Pansy Buzzell, the
past week, returned to her home In Jay
last Saturday,-Mr and Mrs. Norman