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EWANTON.

At the republican caucus here sat
urday afternoon. A. G. Webster was
nominated for town representative.
u. s. Burd!tt of Pittstord /. visiting
friends here. MIR. and Mrs H. r. Hall
of Ninooski are spending the week with
relatives In Swanton Joseph Medor was
nominated at the democratic caucus Sat
urday as "A candidate for town represen-
tat!ve. A. ]. Becbe is the candidate on
the Independent ticket.
The funeral OF tho Hon. II NJ stone
who died Of heart failure Sunday, was
held at Holy Trinity Church Wednesday
afternoon at 23o o'clock. the Rev. Mr.
Watkins of St. Adams and the Rev. Mr..
BERNARD Of Bedford. Que. officiating.
Many being present from out ~ town
Music was rendered by the church choir
with Francis u, Lapelle az organ.st. In
terment In Riverside cemetery The
bearers were Charles and Arth stone
sons of Mr., Stone. Or. strong OF New
York. Dr. Z. A. Bennett, O. A. skcel.
md Major f. n. Buiard. Among those
present from out Of town were Judge
Otis n. i.elton, c. =. Hogan and John
Branch of St. Adams AS mark Of
respect. places OF business were closed
during the hour OF the funoral-Swnnton
wifi play the St. Adams Independent
Saturday on Cross fleld.-Mrs II. S. Flint
ha. returned from EN- extended visit in
Buffalo, n Y.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

]. Y. Reed stepped on rusty nail Sat :
urdav The nail went through n rubber
hoot.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hough spen:
Sunday with the Merrihews on their isl
and --Olef Johnson has gone to New
York to 'rc,t Il brother he has not seen
for Is ycars-Miss clyde Reed Is visiting
IN the family Of her brother, j. X Reed,
Miss r. NJ. Hough Is IN Malone.--F.. G.
Cove and family have been spending :,
and son. Hazelton left Tuesday 20
spend two weeks with friends in Rutland.
Mrs. George Partridge retvrned Satur-
day from Lake Placid.-Mr and Mrs.
Richard Reed from Bookmantown have
been visiting at John Reeds.
Aloc Kinney billings, aged 60 years,
who died in Cambridge, Mass August II.
was one ot nine children born to Jaber
and Mary Isham Kinney. Her childhood
was passed on the farm now owned by
Mr.. Cooney. She was married to r. +.
Billings in 1865 and besides her husband
she is survived by three children. Samuel
Thayer Billings Of bangor Me. Mrs
Mary Baker Of Waltham Mass, and Mrs
Alice Pratt of Cambridge Mass.
The republicans have nominated H. II.
Wheeler for town representative and ne
democrats have nominated Daniel
O'Hrien. Charlcs White has commenced
work on n piece OF permanent road on
Fourth street.-A. W, Cookie of West
ford was in town Monday Monday.
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RICHFoRD.

Fire Friday afternoon burned about
all the household effects of Mr. and
Mrs. Thoma. Whnley with some Of
the goods of Mrs. John Beatty and
damaged tenement house on School
street owned BY r. II. Whitman. The
total loss Will not exceed 1000 Mr..
Whitman's being covered by insur-
ance. Mrs Beatty was driven from
her home by the Are OF August 10,
1907 Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley have I'VE
small children and tho prompt work
of G. II. Austin saved the baby which
was sleeping in a room adjoining the
one in which the fire was first found
The crowd at the afternoon pcrfor-
nance OF Cole Bros circus Friday af-
ternoon was over 5,0Oo.--The women
OF the Methodist Church served meals
Friday ana the net receipts. which go
To the repair fund OF the church, were
about s65.--Miss Hazel Dell Chandler,
a graduate OF the Leland Powers
School OF flocution OF Boston, assist
ed by local talent Will give an enter
tainment in the Vastry OF the Meth
odlst Church Monday evening, Au-
gust %. for the benefit Of the repair
fund.
Wallace h. Locklin was nominated
by reclamation for town representative"
at a republican caucus Saturday after
noon. The customary union justice
ticket was nominated; u. W. Cnrpcn-
ter, l.. f.. Gibson, f.. NJ, Chase, L. \.
Hogaboom, c. s, stevens and V. d.
Taylor.--Col T.. Henry Powell of Bur
lirgton visited his brother c. A. Pow
ell over Sunday and Monday.-Miss
Gertrude Norris Of North Scituate, X.
l.. is visiting her brother. c, r. Norris.
b. NJ. Faufaw returned to Brockton.
Mass. sunday evening. Mrs, Faufaw
will remain a few days longer and
then visit in Burlington and Greenfield
and Norwich, Mass, before her return.
At the democratic caucus Monday even
ing Arthur Mckinney was nominated Tor
town representative, The democratic
members Of the union justice ticket az"
Arthur Mckinney. F. II. Kelley, r. T.
IAnderville and Il A. Conger MI M
Kinncy-is a harness merchant, Is the hrat
selectman OF the town and member or
the board OF water commssioncrs.-TAe
fan term OF the high and graded schoo's
viii open Tuesday. September S,-Mr ana
Mrs. +, w Mitchell have some TO Gaze
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. SaCket OF Tarrytown who has
been the guest Of NJ. II. Connell FOR two
weeks, has returned 70 his home-The
cess and All had 4 good timc.-Mrs Will
liam Settle and children OF Berlin. wis.
who have been at y. 7. Tromhly's the
past two months. have gone to St Johns
bury.-Mrs. Eli Hocomb died at the homo
OF her son. A. l.. Holcoulb. Sunday. age1
70 years. The funeral was held from the
HON" Tuesday morning. the Rev. Mr..
Jones OF Alhurxh officiating She leaves
four SOM, Myron and Charlie, OF New
York, Wyman OF Burlington and Andrew
OF this town and one daughter, Mrs A.
been hero for about a month, called by
the Illness %. her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r. Phelps Of Nor
wood. y y, are guests Of Mrs W. NJ
Dean.-Mr. and Mrs Berkey and son OF
Tarrytown. y. Y, have been on the Is
land the past week--Miss 10. Lengneld
is at home from Plattshursh, y. Y-Mr>
frank Pike Of Alburgh IL in town-Mrs
". T. Cornell has returned from CHIT
eaugay Lake, \. Y.--Mrs. A. H. Soulc.
and children are visiting In Burlington
for few days-The Rev. ]. ,. Kaloria
IL having few weeks vacation.-The
young peoph OF Isle La Motto will give
an entcvtaiiape at the town hall Thurs
day. at ~ p. m. consisting OF Tho
Peppery Pa. Of Night Mt Singing
School" clever operetta and Aunt
Susan Jones', a sparkling comedy.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Lydia Thompson OF Now York |.
visiting at f. F. White. and NJ. w
Thompson s.-Ahout 80 attended the
Ladies' Auxiliary meeting ct Mrs. Frank
Hobbs Friday.-T'he condition Of f. r.
Sac"r remains about unchanged. Mrs
Crooker of Burlington has been the CUES.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Fay the mas,
week. Mrs. Fred Wright and daughter
Marion, % burlington are visiting reln-
tives here.-Mi.. Leila Morgan and her
aunt. Mrs ]. b. Thompson. went Friday
to IIardwick TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Marsh-Mi,s Matte Parrot Of Milton /.
passing few days with her sister. Ms.
Fred Hays.-Mr. ana Mrs Albert Thorn
ton are entertaining Mrs Warren Lyman
and daughter from Holyoke. Mass-Mr
and Mrs F. F. Leonard Of Sprinnfield
Mass. are visiting at Martin Fowlcr's.-
Mrs. A, O. Hulburd and daughter went
Friday to Lake George, y Y.-AIss
I.orenn Huntress is visiting in Jericho 49,
Harry Carl and william Densmore OF
Barre are camping nj tho bay.-Mrs
Della Wolcott Is visiting in InIrlington -
The Rev and Mrs Thomas Dawson and
son, who have been guests OF Mr. and
Mrs A, NJ. Wheeler have gone to Eden
TO visit her father.-The Georgia Jubilee
singers gave an entertainment In the
baptist Church Friday evening. About
500 was made.
Mrs. William Morcome and grand
daughter Of Middlebury are visiting at Ira
Cnrey's.- Willard Stanley of Burke, y
Y. Is the guest OF a. l.. Wheeler.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Buzzel return
ed Monday from Ncwport-Mr. and Mrs
J. p Cameron went to st. Adams Sun
day 70 visit their daughter, Mrs. Fortune
Miss Emily Manley who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. w
Manley. has returned to Illinois. Mrs
Della Wolcott has returned from Burling
ton Schools in town will open Monday
August 3l.-Ray Mnnl~y caught a mud
turtle recently that weighed 30 pounds.
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service here since 1870 She is now II
years old. She was appointed postinis-
tress by President Grant In 1875. At the
time OF her appointment the of1lco had
two mails day. Now there are four
and two rural routes and n station at
East Charlotte, Mrs. Bush's first hus-
band, John Pope. was a soldier in the
Civil War dying in Virginia AT the re-
publican caucus last week the following
1ustice ticket was nominated: W. ".
lliRbec. W. l. Bradley, A. A. Byington.
George a. Foote, George W. Prindle,
Wesley Powell. Daniel G. Spenr-An in
tercsting entertainment was given by the
Ladies' Aid in the vc.try Friday evening.
About so was realized.-Oats and bar
ley are turning out fairly well, with n
small growth Of straw.-Work on the
slate quarry on the lake rhorc has bee
| stopped. The slate Is too full OF whits
Mint for profitable working. Miss Louise
bavolcttc has returned from n visit with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Alexander McGowen has gone to
FerrisburRh to visit her daughter for
wcek.--Wm Fnrnsworth has rented the
hotel tenemcnt--Samucl Whalley has
tobacco leaves growing In his garden 3
feet long and is inches broad
Mrs. l.. W. Tucker ana son, Earl. ara
visiting In Burllngt on.-Mr. ana Mrs
Charles Myers and three children Of
South burlington were the guests OF Mr.
md Mrs. Nelson Myers over Sunday
AIr. and Mrs. Cuson md little daughter
have returned from n weeks visit at l..
w. Tucker s.-Edward Wooster Of Bos-
ton, Mass, Is the guest of Mrs. G.. S.
INCONSISTENCIES. Adams of Starksboro Is
Writing her son. John Adams. Mrs. T. r.
Molison has returned from weeks visit
In. Starksboro.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

w. y. Chandler was nominated as the
republican candidate for city representa-
tive and Charles d. Watson as the demo-
cratic candidate at caucuscs held here
Friday evening. No other candidates were
mentioned Mt either caucus and both
meetings were over in short order.
At the conclu.lon of tho republican
caucus a Taft and Sherman campaign
club was organized to conduct a hustlins
aggressive campaign. The principal Off
GERS of the club are; President, Warren
r. Austin; first vice-president, O. "
Kelton secretary. John Branch, Jr.
treasurer. w. II. Chaifec; chairman Of
executive committee. George NJ Hogan.
St. Adams town Friday evening. william
Cunningham was nominated as Candi-
date for representative over Edmund
Lemay by vote of 95 to 90. John
Button received the unanimous nomi-
nation for representative at the demo-
cratic caucus.
Reagan's Lake street drug store was
| raided by several officers Saturday and
two ten gallon cases Of alcohol. one
barrel OF malt extract and "a demijohn,
said to contain gin, were seized and
taken for safe keeping. John c. Rea-
gan, the proprietor. was arrested and
arraignod before Justice Kearney
charged with keeping liquor with In
tent TO sell and selling. Reagan plead
ed not guilty and he furnished $500
bonds for appearance TUESDAY.
The Dufresne barber shop on Lake
street has been nold to Fred Paquet
who has taken possession. Timothy Du-
fresno, who WAS temporarily stricken
blind about week ago. has left the
| hospital with his eyesight much lmprov-
| ed.
The death OF O. b. Woodland occurred
at the ST. Adams hospital Tuesday
morning at 80 o'clock. He suffered a
shock some six weeks ago and failed
steadily until the end came. Mr.. Wood
ard was native OF Durham, Que. whore
he was born September 8, 1885. He mar
rled Miss Amelia a, Hurlbut OF Duo-
| ham in 1868 and moved here In 1852, where
he had since resided. Besides a wife. Mr..
Woodland leaves two daughters. Mrs Z.
| ]. Alexander and Miss Gertrude II.
| Woodland Of this city, q brother, Harrison
F. Woodland OF Minneapolis and a sister,
Mrs. Guy c. Clement of Mattoax, Va. He
was a member OF the First Congregs
tional Church and for some time had
served on its board of directors. The fu.
neral will be held al his late residence
on High street this afternoon at 2:3
o'clock.
Tho hearing In the case Of State VS.
John G. Reagan whose drug store was
raided circus day and quantity of
alcohol and malt seized, was held Tues
day before Justice John Kearney.
Several witnesses were examined and
upon the evidence shown the respond
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs s T.. iIinsdale and son are visiting
relatives in Waterbury. -lferrick A. Til
ley returned to Burlington Sunday from
a two days visit with his brother. II. H..
Tilcy.-Mr. and Mrs. Charley Forbes Of
Williston passed Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs X. F. Forbes.-Thomas Morrison
and Eugene 1sham OF Burlington with
their families passed Sunday with Mrs
Anna NJ lsham in South Williston. Miss
Margaret Tilley and a. J. Poet returned
from Thompson's Point, Charlotte Sat
urday, where they were the guests of
Mrs. w +, Palmer of Shclburne-Wal-
ter WcstCott and family o Essex passed
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. I1ins
dale. NJ L. Tiley and Miss Mary Cos
tello of the New England Telephone COM
panN. Burlington. visited at II. H. Til
ley's Saturday. Carrie Grey re-
turned from Essex junction Sunday
whore she went with her sistcr-in-law
Mrs Rolin Forbes of North1cld.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Clinton Mix OF Montpelier Is visit
ing In town.-The Rev. and. Mrs. Kemp
and w. G. Sprague and family are camp
ing at Lake Iroquois this week-A Sun
day school picnic will be held In the
Lewis grove Tuesday. August 24-About
$ll was realized from tho ice cream sale
by tho Christian Endeavor society Sat-
urday evening-Mrs. Clara and Jessie
Norton spent Saturday and Sunday on
Mount Mansfield and report a fine trio,
both days being clcar-Mrs. Mark Bush
nell ana children of Thompsonville,C Conn
are guests OF Mrs. Helen Cranc.-Miss
Leila Chambers OF Burlington visited IN
town over Sunday.-Mrs. f. A. Fuller
ha. been In Monkton a few days.-Fred
Ragley and PAM Selvas went to Sun
cook, n H., Saturday. where they have
employment In a mill.---Mlss Vim Ho!.
brook has returned to Richmond after
two weeks with her parents.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Excursion to Lake Champlain Angus,
30, See ad. on page ..
Mss Hazel Arkley has resigned beg
position In the Office Of the Porter Screen
company at Winooski and about the first
OF September VIII go to Philadelphia,
whore she expects to remain some time.
Miss Margaret Arkley, who has been Mt
the sanatorium In Pittsforl, is much i'm
proved in health and Is visiting her sis
ter in Richmond She expects to go soon
TO the Northwest,
Allen Martin, republican, has fled
nomination papers for town represents
tive.
Mrs. Ancy Brownel and son. Robert,
OF this place and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II,
Davidson of St. Adams are spending sew
eral days at Clif Island. Me
Julius Hodges, who has been some time
In London, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. d
Hunter, on his way home to Toronto,
Word has been received of the birth of
a daughter. Gertrude Frances. to Mr.,
and II. y, Williams OF Stamford. Conn.
on Tuesday The little one Is a grand
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ. FERN Of
this place
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for An explanation thinking that perhaps
Joke had been played on him. but could
| get no satisfaction out Of him. The
trousers we're finally found out In the
| hallway, stripped OF their valuables
Becker entered complaint to the Of
| ficers and Lrvinson and Finegold were
| arrested and arranged before Justice
Kearney. At the hearing. nothing could
be proved against 1Rvinson and he was
| discharged but Finesold was held for n
| further examination.
The crazy tramp. who was arrested
at Georgia some days ago and who
has since been confined in jail, has
been Identified as Frank Wheeler Of
Hammondsport. n. Y. 1t appears that
the poor fellow wandered away from
home some weeks ago, leaving n
mother and brother who have been
greatly worried over his absence and
who want him returned home. An
effort will be made to get him there
II the funds can he rnised.
Miss Ruby Burt has recigned her posi-
ton IN tho office Of the Enoshurgh Stand
nrd and has been succeeded by Miss lin
mic Burt,-Wtlliam Crown, who has been
in Boston for IL month. returned Satur-
Is the g1,est OF Miss Bessie Williamson -
| Mrs. Lucina Howard OF Grand Rapids,
| Mich. who has been visiting her grnnd-
son. q. H. Samson. returned home Mon
day. Mr.. Samson accompanied her as
far rs Montreal-Mrs. +. r. Rawson Of
Poul;ney ls passing n few days In town. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Comings of Obcrlin,
| Ohio who have been visiting In Fast
| Berkshirc, were guests OF AR. and Mrs.
NJ p Periey Monday on their return
homc.-Mrs. stephen briggs OF Montreal
| is guest OF Mr.. and Mis-. H. H. Budd.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Downey went to
Burlington Monday, whore Mrs. Downey
will enter the Mary Fletcher hospital for
| treatment.
Mrs. Craig McAlister and two children
who have been passing few months ct
her home In White sulphur Springs, n.
Y, came Tuesday morning They will go
to housekeeping In rooms over the Pearl
steam leundry.-J X. Perley is passing
q few days at Highgnte Sprinys.--l II.
Kendall Of Potsdam, ~ Y. IL passing
a few days with his family here-Mrs
NJ A. Hall of Canton, n. Y, /. the
guest OF her sistcrin-law, Mrs T. c.
| Burt
| Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Kendall returned
| Tuesday from two weeks at Silver lake.
George Phelps returned tuesday from
a weeks outing .--Leo Gnrron, who Is
employed in Robilliari', barber shop in
st. Adams In visiting his parents here
| Homer Best went to White River juno
ton Tuesday intending to return In a
few DAYS by automobile and Mrs.
! I. A. Vincent were In burlington Tues
! day.-Miss Lois Roberts of Burlington
and Miss Glendora Nutter OF Dcs Moines.
Iowa. are guests OF Mrs. O. Merrill -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Whitcomb Of Beverly.
Mass. who have been visiting IN town
a few weeks, have returned homeMrs.
Mary Chadwick Is passing fcw days n
Burlington. Mrs. Sarah Coochie IL scri-
ously in.-Enoshurg is to play ball at
! Fredericksburg, Que. saturday.
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UNDERHIIL CENTER.

Or. and Mrs A. l.. Fogg have return
ed from n brief visit with relatives in
Boston.-The rnderhill Center Dramatic
club presented "Me and Otis'' at the VII
lage hail at Jericho Center. Tuesday
evening.-At the republican caucus,
Oliver Papineau was nominated for rep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Torrill Is seriously
i'll with what Ia believed to he tuber-
culosis.-The democrats have nominate cd
William Barrett for representative
Hannah Harvey Is at home from North
feld,-Mrs. J. w Davis Of Rouses Point,
n. Y. Is passing a few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Culver
Because a horse she was driving be
came frightened and ran away, Clcnna
Blakely was quite seriously injured
Tuesday afternoon-Mr and Mrs. Thoo-
dore porr Of Rhinebeck, " Y. have
been visiting In town.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and MS. ]. w Murphy OF New
York. DR.. and Mrs j. Murray johnson
and Miss Hurley OF Bridgeport Conn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings OF Boston
are guests at W. e. Pntten's .-Mr and
MR.. f. Z. Morey and granddaughter re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, Monday
Mrs. Emma Bell went to Burlington
Monday for few weeks s;ay.--Mr. and
Mrs. James Dudley Of Worcester Mass,
are visiting her mother Mrs. Jane Vim
cent Mrs. G. A. Stowell OF Cambridge Is
visiting In town-H. II. Soule and family
ri this place and G. G. Soule and family
OF Johnson are at Camp Patten.--C. II.
Morrill, and family left their summe,
home Tuesday and went 20 Randolph
Center, whore he is principal Of the nor
mai school
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donia Springs, Ont, for n few days. Tho
Rev. and Mrs. w @. Sconeld have gone
to Sixteen Island lake, north Of Montreal,
for their annual vacation. The Richford
military band has been engaged for tho
Franklin county fair.-Captuin Matthews
and Mrs. Grace Briggs OF Long Island
city. n. Y. visited her cousin, 8. W.
Armstrong this Week.-Mrs. Grace I'm
OF Waterbury. who has been visit'ng
Mrs. II. NJ Dufur. returned hotne Tues-
day--A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Bruce August i5.-C. a. Powell
ftorted Tuesday for an automobile trip
through Massachusetts and Connecticut.
At Burlington he will be Joined by his
brother, Col +. Henry Powell. Fred
Todd, who has been visiting hero. has
returned to Rutland. Mrs Todd will
make more extended visit. MIR. ana
Mrs. Leon g. Young OF Portsmouth, n.
H., visited Mrs. Youns's parents, Capt
and Mrs J. ". Culver. over Sunday.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged: Principal of high school, Edwin
f. Greene Richford; assistant Miss 1nez
Wicks Johnstown, \. Y. French and
special assistant Miss Grace l.. Libby
Lewiston. Me, grammar school, eighth
and ninth grades, MISC Frances 1cdoux
Bakersfield; sixth and seventh grades
Miss Maude Wakefield, North Troy; NTH
grade, Miss Gertrude Hi. Rutland I:
fourth grade, Miss Pearl Esty, Richford
third Grade. Miss Charlotte Hopkins
Montgomery: second grade. Miss Minnie
Moore, Rchford; first gradr. a. Miss
Georgia Mnrtin, Rchford; first grade b.,
Miss Lucy Palmer, Ncrgennes. The fail
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

In spite OF threatening weather Thurs
day there was great attendance at
Riverside camp when in addition to the
regular exercises OF the Bible schou.
Bishop Andrews delivered fine addre.,
and dedicated the new tabernacle Dis
trct Superintendent G. W. Hunt man-
an Indebtedness of 1886 on the building
which cost 81 go The attendance has
been good throughout the week, making
one OF the mos successful meetings ever
conducted on the grounds At the annual
meeting of the Riverside Bible school
held at the camp Thursday the following
officers for the coming year were elected
The Rev. G. ". Hunt Of St Adams. pre-
ident; the Rev 7. 4. Smith Of Morris
vile. Vice president; tho Rev. Villa n
Shaw of EnosourSh Falls, second vice
president; the Rev. O, Is. Wells OF Frank
lin. secretary; A. A. Asseltinc Of Enos
burgh Falls treasurer; the Rev. r. +.
Love O, 81. Adams, Y. A. Irish OF Enos-
burgh Falls. the Rev. w. T.. Douglas of
Richford. Mrs 7. NJ. Barton Of Johnson.
w. q. Brown of StAlbans executive
committee
A very quiet wedding was celebrated
at 1870 Saturday AT the home Of Mrs.
II. *. Scribncr when her daughter, Mrs,
Ilnnie s. Andrus. was married to Har-
Icy \. Kidder ~ East Fairfield who Is
at work In this pl1ce. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William Shaw.
After passing Sunda with MIR. KID
der's mother in East Fairfield. they
resumed their positions Monday, Mrs
Kidder In the telephone Office ana Mr.
Ktdder at work on the Ptrley block
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mitiguy Of
Rurlington with their child passed
sunday in town.--Mr and Mrs. Gould
Downev have returned to Springfield.
Mass. after two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Downey, their parcnts,-Roy
Jerrords has returned to Worcester.
Mass.-N. A. Gilbert returned to Ring
'llt.' d'N,--iiomer u. Smith
and Miss Ethel James attended the
funeral of Closson G. Barnes in Fox
horo Mass Friday-The work OF
grading the grounds about tho school
building is completed and the whole
presents a much improved appearance.
There was label Of tongues al the
FRANKLIN county TAIL Monday. growing
on, Of n robbery which took place In tho
Jewish quarter on Federal street early
Yesterday morning, when NJ Becker, a
nu.h cart peddler from Burlington, lost
his wad Of 1922 and gold watch and
chain Waived at $50 Becker was staying
at the home OF Sam Fincgoid and oc-
o,.r,., Il room with his friend V. Ievison
also of burlington, When Becker arose
about al. O'Clock he couldn't nnd his
trousers which contained his valuables
whom no retired, He awakened Ievinson