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WANTED - Two good farm
hands, young men preferred. Call
on F. A. Hoppe, N. Spring street.
Oct. %, 3.w
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Mrs Luke Lehman and daugh-
ter, Daisy, of Columbus, spent
Sunday in Logan, the guest of re-
latives and friends.
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Recorder G. A. Wright and wife
spent Saturday at the Lancaster
Fair, and Sunday with the parents
of Mrs. Wright, Rev and Mrs.
Hughes.
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Mr.. John Shannon, of Fulton
ham, was in Logan, Tuesday, to
attend the wedding of his sister.
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Auditor and Mrs. Martin had as
their guests, Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Washburn, of Wellston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hushman and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bo-
lander, of Columbus, were the Sun
day guests of Capt. and Mrs. w.
j. Ryan.
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Mrs. DR.. Allen, of Circleville,
arrived in Logan, Tuesday, for a
visit with friends and relatives.
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Miss Dora Eichor still continues
quite ill and her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
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Earl Donovan, of Columbus,
was the Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Kessler.
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Mr.. j. G.. Brown returned Satur-
day from Isoline, Tenn, where he
went on a business trip.
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One of Noble County's noblemen.
Among the Democratic candidates of this district this
are proud mention Chris McKee, of Noble County,
very fitting candidate for State Senator for this district He is
of the best this district and believe that he will
be elected Within the few days Mr.. Mckee will campaign
through Hooking and he will try many citizens
possible.
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Mrs. DR.. Welch and Mrs. DR..
Hanning spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Walter Becker.
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WA NTED - Ten good corn
huskers at once. Call on Frank
Sheets, Supt. Rempel Farm.
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Mrs. Bruce Dollison was an over
Sunday visitor with her folks in
Vinton. ....
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Values Tell.

Values Tell.
A 10 cent. Box of Shinola or
Oil Paste for 5 cents.
SHOE MART,
The place to buy shoes,
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NO HUNTING-or trepassss-
ing allowed on my farm.
JoHN BEERY.
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LOCAL NEWS
See g. L. Fracker for Tile Work.
Mrs. L. r. Walburn spent Tues
day In Columbus.
j. G. Huls, of Monday, Ohio,
spent Saturday in Logan,
Mrs. Bruce Dollison spent Sun
day at Vinton with home folks.
See C. l.. Fracker for Cement
Work.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer, of Murray
City, was in town, Saturday.
DR.. j. S. Cherrington spent
Sunday with his parents at Bid
we'll.
The Misses Alma and Jennie
Hall, of Columbus, are visiting in
Logan.
Miss Olive ,Silverthorne spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at Lam
caster.
Estella Stiverson spent Sunday
IN the country, with her grand
mother.
Mrs. Bruce Dollison was an over
Sunday visitor with her folks in
VintOn.
NO HUNTING-or trepassss.
ing allowed on my farm.
JoHN BEERY.
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Estella Stiverson spent Sunday
IN the country, with her grand
mother.
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Miss Olive Sllvertnorne spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at Lam
caster.
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DR.. j. S. Cherrington spent
Sunday with his parents at Bid
we'll.
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The Misses Alma and Jennie
Hall, of Columbus, are visiting in
Logan.
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Mr.. Samuel Spencer, of Murray
City, was in town, Saturday.
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See c.. l.. Fracker for Cement
Work.
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WoLCOTT.

Harley Camp was found dead in bed
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Hattie
Smith. He had not been IN very good
health for some time but was thought to
Nc as we'll as usual, when other mem
hcrs OF the family retired. He was found
partly undrcss~l on the bed. He was
never married and was about IS years Of
age He IS survived by one brother,
William Camp, anl the sister at whose
home he died The funeral was held
Thursday with iuterment in Paramount
cemetery Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.. Merrill
were quests OF their daughter-in- law
Mrs Nettie Merrill. In Morristown the
last of the Week.-Mrs.. G. J. Kmball was
taken to the John S. Holden hospital
in Hnrdwick Friday and operated on for
npoendictis the first Of the week.-M. J.
Leach attended the funeral Of Mrs Will
liam McCNntock IN Morrisvlle saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Goss of Greens
h ,ro were guests at 9. a. Flies and Mrs.
p s Renjamin's over Sunday.-Miss Der
tina Jcnnings went to SomerVille, Mass,
Monday TO visit her brother, the Rev
r. 3 Jennings Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. tdall
ner's-Mrs Nathan Colgrove Is very Ill al
| the home Of her son. John.-The Wolcot'
| Grange vii, have picnic on George
c.tler's sugar woods Saturday. Every
body is invited Mrs. Emma Lengader
and daughter. Miss Itlls. went to Sugar
| Uill y. H.. Monday To work in a summer
hotel.--Children's day was observed Sun
| l3y.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Hon. John Adams Chamhcrlin
celebrated his Goth birthday anniversary
Saturday at his birthplace and home IN
Grand Isle Many OF his relatives took
dinner with I'm on the lawn and In the
afternoon ncighbors and old friends called
to pay their respects and congratulate
him. Mr.. Chamberlln received many
valuable gifts, most notable of which was
"A gold headed cane, suitably engraved
from his sons. NeighbOrs sent beautiful
flowers and letters ana telephone mes
sagcs were received from many who were
unable to be present. Green peas and
strawberries from Mr. Chamberln's
large fine garden of which he takes the
whole care, were on the bill Of fare Not
the least pleasant feature of the oc-
ca sion was the presence OF two sons, l)r,
II. Dewey Chamberin of Nevada, la,
and John w. Chamberin of Toledo, Ohio
Others from out Of town were two grand
children. Jaw A. Chamberlin OF st. Al
| bans and Mrs. II. f. Caswell of col
| chester with her husband and four chill
drcn who are the only great grand
| children. also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde
| Mrs Carrie Nightingale and daughter
| Emma Arthur Hyde and daughter
Edith, Of Chazy, \. Y" Mr.. and Mrs
Iucien Allen, Mrs. LAURA Ancn, NJ
Lucy and Ray Allen OF South Hero Mr.
and Mrs W. b. Dodds of North Hero
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GEORGIA.

The democrats have elected delegates
10 tho several conventions as follows:
State and district, r. T. Pierce and Harry
Mahoncy; county. T. O. Pattee, Herbert
Smith and Harry Newton.-At the repub-
lican state delegates are: f. l.. Hatch
ris, Fred Brennan and Harry Curtis,
instructed for Prouty.-Among those
who attended commencement exercise. Mt
Johnson were MIR. and Mrs. NJ @. Rrogg
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleveland, Miss
Mahlo Bliss ana Harold Bliss and Miss
louise Newton Misses Loulnn and
Hunt teachers at tho Center, have clos
cd their schools and returned to their
homes Miss Grace Rrogg and Miss Edith
cleveland have returned from Johnson
Normal school where tney were Gradu-
ated juno lS.-Mlss Jessie Hale has re-
turned from ssachusctts to spend the
summer at home Miss Bertha Carr has
returned from Wellesley college whore
she graduated last week. and Will remain
NJ home during the summer Miss Louisa
Underwood has been spending week
nj the home of Mrs. o. G. Hubbard. -
Mrs Ora Judd. who underwent a sug
ical operation at St. Adams hospital las
week Is improving very slowly.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Miss lorence Hubbard has finished her
work as nillincr in Richmond for the
season and returned to her home for a
short stay before going 10 the noun
tains for i.e summer Samuel and liar-
RE Billiard have returned to tho home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs G., Il, M
Bullard u SWanton Junction. from Nor
witch University at Mortified. where
they have completed their first year of
study-Miss Florence donaldson closed
her seventh term Of school last Friday
in district No. 10. and returned to her
home. The country schools OF the whole
| town will unite in "A basket picnic at
| Hghgate Springs Friday, June Dc
| Among recent visitors at the home of
| A. *. Honsngcr, were Mrs. Mary Mack
wilkins of West Lebanon, y. H., w. r.
Donaldson of North Hero and q. a,
| Hagen of Richford. The jolly Jokcrs
club picknicked at HighSate Springs
| Tuesday
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

The wedding of Miss " Ellen Summer
skin. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. a.
Summorskll. and George p GLAND Of
Halifax, y. $, was quietly cclcbra ted
at the home Of the BRIDES parents on
Congress street saturday evening at six
clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Roy. D. j. O'Sulllyan. Following the
reception, Mr.. and Mrs GLAND left on the
$40 train for Halifax. whore they will
mako their home. Among the guests wcro
Mayor and Mrs. l.. Il. johnson Of Mont
real and c. W. G. GLAND OF Halifax
The death Of Mrs. Aura Jane Thomas,
wife of Richard Thomas Of Federal street,
day night Mrs. Thomas was 66 years old
and besides a husband leaves four chill
dren John. Richard and Frank Thomas
and Mrs. Fred Coleman. The funeral was
held from ST. Luke's Church at eleven
o'clock Saturday morning.
Miss Viola Marquette and George Hurl-
but both of this city, were married at
tho Holy Angels Church Tuesday morn
| ing mt 73o O'Clock by the Rev. L. A.
Descrochors. Miss Cccilc Girourard played
the organ and solos were sung by Mrs.
| Oliver Allard and Miss Alma Thhnult.
| The bride was dll'Du'u ny MSS fsllId
beth Marquette and Eugene Marquette
was best man. Albert aud Charles Roby,
| ushcrs. Following the ceremony a we'd
| ding breakfast was served at the bride S
home and Mr. aud Mrs. llurlbut left
on the 1O:39 O'Clock train for Springfield,
| Mass. Among those who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo st.
John and Mrs All.rt Marquette Of
Winooski. Miss Laura Marquette of Bur-
lington. and Nj and Mrs. Henry Bailey
| Of Stowe.
The resolutions committee OF the state
! prohibition party composed OF j. G.
Andrews of Barre, Hr. Barton Of Yer
genncs, George J.. Story of burlington
| Henry PahCoCk OF St Adams town ant
| Warren s. Newton of st. Adams city
will meet In st. Adams Monday, Junt
20. to complete the work OF the state
convention aud submit q report to th'
state committee the following DAY II
connection with the county convention "a
Pai.e's han. The State ticket Will -
cou,ryrted al this time.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The funeral OF Addison i. Pond, WHO
died June Il, was held at his late home
Friday at / 20 p. m. the Rev. +. y. l-oach
Of Richford and the Rev. c. J. Peterson
ufriciating Burial was In the Congrega-
tional cemetery. Tn" bearers were II.
A. Pond, Richard Pond" Arthur Pond
and charles Moser.-E harles Mosier re
turned to burlington Saturday. Miss
Sadie pond has returned from Montpelier.
Mrs Charles Mogier and daughter,
Marion returned to burlington Wednes-
day.-Miss Blanch Wadleigh is at home
from Hannah Moor" Academy MARY
land. where she has been a teacher for
nine ycars.-Mr. and Mrs. WIN Parker
Of billings, Mont, are visiting Mrs
Parker's sister, Mrs. Ira Smith.-Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Moren went to Glens Fails
Thursday to visit their daughter, Mrs
I (,.orrc 1tlgg.
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Mrs. James Curtis OF Georgia and Mrs,
@. G. Orton of Fairfax, Two Of his
childhood friends, Mrs. Martha Ladd and
Mrs. Mary Grlswod, were able 70 be
present and contributed to the pleasure
of the occasion by their presence and
"reminiscences Mr. Chambcrlln has been
closely identified with the best interests
of the town and county for many years
and his four score years and ten have
flied his active mind with memories of
the days that to most of us are matters
of history. Having at some time filed
most Of the town offices he was in the
State Legislature twice the stirring years
of iSs2-63 In the House and In the Senate
In 1882 The pride of his public life was
the securing of the charter and the build
ing of the highway bridge between Grand
Isle and North Hero in full sight from
his home. -Chlldren's Sunday was OBJ
served in the Union Church Sunday
Samuel Gordon of Cambridge visited his
parents over Sunday.--Tho Cemetery
society will give their annual strawberry
festival Friday evening in the church
dining rooms there will be literary pro
gram of reading and music in the church
after the supper, which Is from five until
ninc.--rhc Fourth OF July entertainment,
has been changed.
Myron 1Iocomh Of New York has beer
home for a few days Miss Evelyn Hol-
comb of Burlington was In town over
Sunday. Isaac Shataw of Ellenburah, \
" has been spending y few days in town
Mrs. Ell Uolcomb Is no bctter.-School'
close this wcck.-Richie pix" Of Virginia
and Herman Pike Of Chazv were In towr
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HICHGATE CENTER.

Or. and Mrs. w. +. Reid of Brookline,
Mass, are guest at the Commercial
house.-Mrs. J. r. Sanderson of West
Newton. Mass. is visiting relatives in
town.--Miss Josephine Dumas of Platts-
burgh, ~ Y, is visiting Mrs. n. b.
Cross.--Dr and Mrs. f. A. Bates have
returned from Iighgate springs where
they have been occupying their new
cottage the past Week.-Mrs.. c. r. Loon
is i'll with intercostal rheumatism.-Ros-
well Austin. student at Yale. has ar
rived homo and will spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. q.
Austin.-Mr and Mrs. Millard stock
we'll and daughter, Marion, OF Marlboro
Mass. are visiting relatives in town
Miss Gladys Steele has returned home
from Fairucld, where she has been visit
Ing relatives and friends.-Ray Taplin
OF MONTPELIER is visiting in town-H. F.
Brigham Of bakersfield spent Tuesday IN
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson II. Combs were
happily surprised Saturday evening by Il
party of friends gathering toremind them
of the 18th anniversary of their maria ge.
refreshments of ice cream and cake We're
served and Mr. and Mrs Combs were
presented with n Morris chair,-Mrs. j.
T. Baxendao and Miss Elizabeth tpham
have gone to Albany. y. y, to visit Mrs.
Baxcndale's sister-Mlsses Amy Good
speed and Dorothy and Lucy Parker arc
at home from Montpelier Seminary, Amy
and Dorothy having Eraduatod.-Presd-
ing Elder Hunt will preach at the Meth
odist Church Sunday evening MIR and
Mrs. Oscar Dow ar" visiting In Burke. -
Mrs. Elma Clapp returned from the Yer
mont sanatorum at Pttsford Monday
night where she had been for treatment.
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FAIRFAX.

Edgar Montague is ill.-Frank Ken
field of Enosburgh Is the guest of his
aunt, Miss Abbie Kentield. -Messrs Farr
are Gilman Of Randolph are spending
commencement week N town.--Republican
delegates to the several conventions fol-
low: State, c. II. Hunt. II. l., Cook,
Wills King; district A. A. Beeman. DR..
:. II. Phelps, W. J. Trombly; county
q. q. orion. J. 5. Howard. Ell Taylor.
Il. Brooks--Mrs. q. q. orion went Fri
day to Grand Isle to attend the birthday
party of j. A Chamberlin who was %
years old June 1.-H. f. Wheeler of
southern New Hampshire Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Curtis Wheeler.
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ALBURGH CENTER

Miss Geneva Reynolds. who was grad
uated from the Johnson Normal school
Thursday, returned home Friday accom-
pa MED by her sister, Miss Waity Rey-
nolds, who was present at the gradua-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eldrid We're
guests of her father. Julius Tatro Of
North Hero over Sunday.-M Miss Genia
Papaloose Of North Hero is visiting IN
ltown.-Mrs. +. N. Rockwell was called TO
North Hero saturday on account of the
serious Illness Of her nephew, Paul Tud-
lhope.-Miss Jennie Minkler of Waterbury
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay
lett over Sunday.-Mrs. John Valentino
was in Burlington, Thursdnv.-Mrs BEN
jamin Duba of Isle l0Motte has been
asslng few days with Mr. and Mrs
| Dona I)uho
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs Eva Gates, who has been visiting
in Franklin, and daughter, Mabel re-
turned Tuesday night. Miss Mabel hav-
ing finished Friday the 10Th, successful
term Of school In the primary department
OF the academy Mrs. II, /. Gates, who
has been critically Ill for a few days, Is
little better.-IIuhert Soule OF Albany
business college visited AT his home here
last week and returned to Albany Mon
day morning George W. Wright and
Webster Hale were In Pittsburgh Sun
day-Mrs. Truman Mitchell, who has
been very i'll for some time. Is failing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-25
VAUDEVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs b. J. Kelley OF Morris.
vile W her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. Wiley. over Sunday.-A 4.
Maconl CT and Henry A1ann of Troy were
In town over Sunday Cheney Hutchin.
son and Miss Gertrude Williams were
married Saturday.-Mr and Mrs Henan
Miller, who have been spending several
weeks at Richford and Troy, returned
home last week The following delegates
were elected nj the republican caucus
Thursday State, O, q. Houghton, r. A.
Wiley, district H. l.. Beard NJ II.
Mann; county, T.. II. Shattuck, ".
Stevens, Frank Miller Frank Leach.
.. G. Houghton, Thomas Potter,-Mrs.
J, A. Hunter Of Derby Line arc visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enthusiastically.
and Mrs. johnson OF Morrsv!.!o ore stops
ping few days with Mr., and Ms q.
q. Keliey,-Mrs, licr.ha Norris of West
berkshire nro visiting hor parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. H. Chaae.-M1 and Mrs.
Pearl Lnngicll spent Saturday and Sun
day in North Hyde park,-In J. Thomas
of S,cnrl'ng. Allss.. In visiting HIS sister,
Mrs. Alnl.ra Tllo,son-J, l.. ri. of
Johnson and Mss Helen A Thomas
woro mar,lol at tho homo of tho BRIDES
parents. M, aud Mrs. Gran; Thomas,
Juno II. Mrs, G. l.. Hoar|tas Of Coppet
Ell Tenn 10 spending q few weeks with
hsr parents NJ ana Mv1 Chauncey
TIlatgon,- Koe!er fell through A.
halo IN tho door Of Mark GtoVoNs mill
fla turtlay ard hYake two rihs on li'7 left
side,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. t.. y. Morrill,. Miss Julia
Chase and u. ]. Page went Friday of
last week to Silver Lake, Franklin. where
they will occupy their cottage for the
summer.-Dr. and Ms. S. G. Start of
Cambridge visited in town SundaY.-Dr,
and Mrs. John Brigham and daughter of
Winchendon, Mass. are visiting at W.
O. Rrighnm's.-Mrs. James Farrell and
choldren of Lebanon, =. II, are visiting
lat John Sinnotts.- The Bakerstield
Grange base ball team went to jefferson
willie Saturday and defeated the
local team, Il to 6. a game
will be played Saturday, June
q. on the home grounds With the Mont
gomery Center team,--Ilarry Fuller OF
New York, arrived at his summer home
Highland Farm, Monday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO,

A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. stephen
Gordon IN South Hero Wednesday even
ing, June II The contracting parties
were Miss Jennie Maria Cole 0: Putuey
and Frederick Russell Pombcr Of
Kingston. r. |. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev, George +. Wells OF
Lincoln. After receiving the congratula-
tons and good wishes of their friends,
dainty refreshments were served, Mr..
and Mrs Pember will drive through the
island and then leave for Kingston. K.
J., where they will be at home to their
friends July s. Among the wedding guests
were DR. and Mrs Styles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Robinson. Mrs. +. II, snyder Nj,
and Mrs Edison Robinson. Mrs. {. II
Petty, Mrs. Mabel Adams and Miss Lucy
Allen
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ESSEX.

A peasant family gathering was hold
tt tho home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. q. \. New
ton Saturday. the 18Th anniversary OF
their marraRo ana two 9th anniversary
Of Mrs. Ncwtous birth. Tho affair was
arranged by their chillr"l and was n sur
prise 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Newton. ON no.
count Of the poor health Of Mrs. Newton
only the Immediate family were present
Letters Of ccngratula'lpn wer" received
from friends IN Athol and Springfield,
Mass Fairfax aid EnoShurgh. Mr.. and
Mrs Newton are the parents Of three
children. Mrs. " g. woo drnN of I'm
dcriiU. WILDER q. Newton of Fssoy ana
Y. +. Abrams OF W"-tforl They also
lnNn q rrnnhchil ArEn.
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MILTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Nickcrson Of Brockton,
Mass. are visiting Mr.. Nickerson's sis
ter, Mrs G. ". Jackson Charles Lynch
has gone to Loon Lake. n. Y, where he
has a positon.--Nss Gcnevievc Morgan is
visiting friends in Cambridge Mrs. En-
fly Hall is visiting in Burlington. The
graded school has closed and principal
Crandall has gone to his home In Rhode
Island Mr.. and Mrs. walton Spear of
burlington spent Monday at Levi Demos
The Masons ana Eastern Stars attend
cd service Mt Trinity Cruch sunday wherc
!. the Rev J. G. Cumns preached mem
orial sermon.-Frank Benham was here
from North Adams, Mass, over sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s.
Benham.
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RICIIFORD.

The total value of rel estate in Rich |
ford for the year 1908 as found 10y tho
listers is 1858 40, n gain of $l20G1 over
last year. and yM,ilO over two years
ago. The total personal property that
is taxabl" this year amounts to sl5hN1',
gain of So sos over last year, and N'24l
over two years ago. the number of polls
taxed is 63l which Is 81 more than last
year. and two less than two years ago.
The grant list this year is $i0.3S>.lo.
! The Hon. Frank Pln'ey of Northicld
/ was in town monday cvcning-Dr and
! Mrs 4 T.. Rykcrt OF Paris are the guests
! of the Rev. and Mrs. +. Barnby Leach at
| ST. AIMS rectory for few days.-MrS.
Lucy Hamilton. son, Gale. and daugh-
| ter, Doris, went Tuesday TO Worcester.
| Mass, and Boston for vist.-The
| Sweat Comiugs company has begun the
construction Of the nume bridge 1t is Il
feet long. e feet wide, and is built of re-
| inforccd cement.
l., T. Daniels went TO Burlington Tues
day to attend commencement.-Mrs. Louis
IaClair is entertaining her sister, Mrs
Ernest Patnaude of Providence, K. l.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton J. Story ana
daughter, Orpha, went to Burlington
Tuesday TO be pcrsent at the graduation
of Chauucey story.-Miss Bernece Ken
dan returned Tuesday to her work as
| nurse i'm thu Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
Ingtou. I.evi N. Muuson attended COM
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