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Montgomery County Notes.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
SANDY SPRING, Md, September 10 1905.
Allan FarQuhar of the Cedars was host
of the Montgomery Agricultural Club at
its recent meeting. about thirty members
and guests assembling before tea time
The subject of securing, for this vicinity,
a portion OF the S5.OOO,OO0 appropriated
for Maryland roads was discussed with
enthusiasm. Mortimer o. Stabler gave
an entertaining account of his visit to the
Pacific coast, and to his friend, Richard
Il. Magruder, a former resident of Sandy
Spring. but now extensively engaged in
reclaiming large tracts of land in Oregon
The Neighbors, literary, domestic and
horticultural society, held it's September
session with Mrs. Estelle r. Moore OF
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BOYDS SOCIETY.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BOYDS, Md, September 10, 1908.
Misses Dora Hall and Mary D. Hoskin-
son of Poolesville are visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Nelva Hoover, a former resident of
Boyds and daughter of Rev. Mr.. Miller
of Washington, who, with her son, has
been visiting her former home here and
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Linthicum
and Mrs. Martha Linthicum, during the
past five weeks, returned to Washington
Wednesday.
Mrs Lycandus Etchison of Baltimore.
who has been spending the summer here
with Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Griffith, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. ]. P. Taylor of Henderson. N. c..
is d guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary G..
Wall, at Walldene.
Mrs. Georgianna Lewis of Boyds is Wis
iting relatives at Laurel Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Miller and family
of Nazareth, Pa, who have been touring
western Maryland and central Pennsyl-
vania and visiting Mrs Sara E. Boyd
here, have returned home.
Mrs. Clarence c. Strickland of EIkton
Md, was a recent visitor for severa
weeks at Clarksburg, her former home
with her brother, Mr.. Charles s. Hilton.
Miss Minnie Burdine of Baltimore is q
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph w
Hicks.
Miss Clara Hampton of Baltimore is al
the Woodclift here until October l.
Mrs. Charles G. Linthicum, who has
been visiting in Washington among rela
| tives, has returned here.
Mrs. Ben F. Hicks is visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs. Washington Hicks at Rockville
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Make Your Opportunity.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Opportunity. give me opportunity, says
the average young man Of today. Well.
they are lying all around you. But think
how some men are handicapped. The
supreme court of North Carolina has just
admitted to practice a blind deaf mute
who Is q negro. That man Is getting
along in the world, but can you think OF
a much greater handicap that could be
placed on q man?
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Mr. w. Davis Conrad has returned to
New York after spending a month with
relatives and friends in this city.
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Mrs. Henry H. Little has returned to
Norfolk after spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. D. B. Conrad.
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Mr.. Daniel 1. Hammack of Warren
county, Va, and Miss Elizabeth Lee
Stokes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Stokes of this county, were married
Thursday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Thomas in this city by Rev.
r. G. Hammond of the United Brethren
Church.
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Miss Nealie Rosenberger of Stephens
City. Va, and Miss Bessie Gibbs of Terra
Alta. w. Va, are the guests of Mrs.
Emma Aff1eck on South Market street.
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Mrs. J. P. Taylor of Henderson, N. c.,
is d guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary c.
WALL at Walldene.
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SOCIE T Y

CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)
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Mrs. Lycandus Etchison of Baltimore
who has been spending the summer here
with Mr.. and Mrs. &. M. Griffith, re-
turned home yesterday.
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Mr. Fred H. liable of Washington
spent the week at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. liable, on Eas,
Water street.
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Mrs. Haskell of New York is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan r. Fay at their
country home, lakewood farm, near
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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Bramble and Messrs
G. J. Jet and S Weisenmiller of Cum
berland have been spending some time
with friends here.
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Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Chichester. ir.. entertained Miss White
and guests at Nidworthy. at an informal
horse show, followed by supper.
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Mrs. ]. Chapman Little has returned to
Norfolk after an extended visit to friends
in this city.
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Mrs. Georgianna Lewis of Boyds is Wis
iting relatives at Laurel, Md.
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MeSSrs. James and Thomas Timberlake
of Washington have been spending some
time with their mother, Mrs. Eliza Tim
beriake OF Brucetown.
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Mr.. Walter T. Gore has returned from
visit 10 his uncle. Prof ]. Howard Gore,
in Washington.
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Miss Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Bauck-
er and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Fannip of
New York are at the Inn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright, ST., of
Pittsburg, who have been on a visit to
friends in Fredericksburg Va, are now
with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wright, Jr., at their
home on North Washington street.
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in Of furniture
from
In
o S always
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Miss Louise Lockwood and Mr.. Pres
ton Lockwood of st. Louis Mo. are visit
ing at the home of the Misses Davis in
LeeSburg.
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Miss Patience Van Devanter of PaeOn-
ian Springs. Va, was the guest of Miss
Richard Wise during the past week.
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Mr.. Robert Kremer of Washington has
been spending the week with relatives
and friends in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Miller and family
of Nazareth, Pa. who have been touring
western Maryland and central Pennsyl-
vania and visiting Mrs Sara z. Boyd
here, have returned home.
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Mr.. Archibald Oden. jr., of New York
is visiting his family in this city
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Va; Preston Lockwood of st. Louis, Mo-,
and Paymaster George Z. Pigman. U.SN.
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MIR. and Mrs. s. c. Crane of Scranton,
Pa. are guests at the Inn.
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Miss Sara Lodusco Willis of Harrison
burg, Va, is the guest of Mrs. S. L.
Iarew at her home on South Loudoun
street.
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Mrs. William Byrd of Baltimore is
spending some time in this city as the
guest of Senator and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Ward.
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Mrs Z. w. Biddle, Mrs. J. I. Chamber
lain. c. W. Biddle and Edward b. Watts
of Carlisle, Pa, were members of an
automobile party which spent some time
this week at the Inn while touring the
valley of Virginia.
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Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. r. III.
Lynn entertained at tea at Linwood, their
suburban home, when the guests of honor
Were Miss White. Miss Connaly. Miss
Guest Miss Quinby, Miss Winchester
Messrs. Littleton. Curley, Harris. Brown
and Richardson.
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Mrs. Clarence c. Strickland of Elkton,
Md, was a recent visitor for several
weeks at Clarksburg, her former home,
with her brother, Mr.. Charles s. Hilton.
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DR.. and Mrs. Frank Shope of Hagers-
town, Md, have been on a visit to rela-
tives and friends in this city.
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Miss Minnie Rurdine of Baltimore is a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph w.
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WATERVILLE.

The fall term of the village school be-
gan September s with &c pupils In the
grammar room and 90 I'm tho primary
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Kccler spent Sun
day in johnson. Mrs. Fred Darrah was
at Enosburgh Falls two days this week.
Mrs. X. Bennett Is visiting a daughter
at West Berkshire Edgar Maynard is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. SAT-
ford. at Winoosh-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wiley nrc spending few weeks In Bos-
ton and Lynn.-.Mrs. A. j. Darrah OF
Enosburgh Falls spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs Fred Darrah--
W. II. Wcstover spent Sunday with his
wife at the Fannie Allen hospital at WI
nooslu Mrs. II. NJ. Maynard Is spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. Mark
1Iehb, Mt Jcffcrsonvillc.- Mrs. Dan Ben
nett visited n sister at Foster, Canada,
last week Miss Helen, her daughter,
who has been at Foster several weeks,
returned home with hcr.-Mrs. Carrie
Annis OF johnson Is spending few days
with hcr daughter. Mrs. Frank Miller
Mrs. Ralph Wells is with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Thomas, ut Cam
Understanding Elder Hunt will preach
at tho Union Church Sunday.-R. +.
Beard has suffered much for tho past
three weeks with badly swollen hand,
caused by spran received several
weeks ago.
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DERBY.

Hugh Fairbroth"r Of Newport and
Miss Jessie Rowcli were married at the
home OF the brides father september .
by the Roy. j. 7. Martin of the Meth
odist church. Upon their return from a
bridal trip they VIII reside In Newport
Charles Carpenter died Friday of Brights
disease. Tho funeral was held at his
late home sunday afternoon. the Rev. j.
r. Martin officiating. Mr.. Carpenter was
about 60 years OF age. Hts wife died sew
cral months ago, and son and dauGh-
ter survive him Mrs. Frank Wheeler Of
Santa cruz. Cal. and Mrs. Chester
Wheeler Of Troy We're among those who
came out of town to attend the funeral
of Charles Carpcnter.-Tho Rev. 7.
Aubin o. East Fairfield preached In tho
Congregational church Sunday evening
There was Il union service in the Baptist
Church Sunday evening when the Bible
cause was presented by the Rev. Mr..
Sherburne OF Burlington.-J. c. Hay has
returned from his vacation In Farming
ton n " Thieves are making deprcdd-
tons upon tho gardens in this village
Mrs ~ Lafountain has finished work
for Mrs. Bio sett at Derby Limo and
returned nom -MYror Adams has sold
his farm to Mr. Tracy of Newport Center
and gives possession next week.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The funeral of Mrs. q. y. Hayes was
largely attended Mt the Congregational
Church Sunday Mt 2:O y. m. the Rev.
IL f.. Harmed officiating. The bearers
were Orange Reynolds. William Rey
nolds, Bert Reynolds, Melville Morse.
Bert Carpenter and S. l.. Pope A
ladies' quartctte furnished music and
flowers were sent In great profusion.
Mrs Hayes died very suddenly of neu-
ragia of the heart. Her age was g.
Tho intermont was In the Jacksonville
cemetery Miss Matte Wilcox has gone
to Queen city Park for q few weeks
Mrs. G. W. Holmes has gone to Bur
lington TO remain several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs J. A. Waterman.-Mrs
Ellen Dickinson has returned from Grand
Isle and is caring for Mrs. I,ottie Page
MIR. and Mrs w. II. Griswold have
returned from Saratoga Springs ~ Y.
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CAMBRIDGE.

'"I 'o'"'u' ior 'nc oenent
OF cambridge orange no $40 entitled
mo 'o"'r VI VI" a'h'iN, VIII De
pfeseh'e" At III" N"'oiI'"n House haH'
ms evening 'he close or
inc play H'"S'' VIII ne 4urhlshen Tor
dahcihs'
MISS ha't'e Lyman OF Jenersonvilie
spent MONDAY WIN nor sister, Miss
LYDIA LSinah'-Mrs' "a'hs Is the guest
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd PaSe.)

In Malone. n. Y.--The first hard frost
OF the season came Tuesday morning.
Thermometers registered 2, and 80 above
at five o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. J.
Holden are attending the fair ut ST.
Johnsbury. Mrs George Burt Is quite III.
Ezra $. Russell of Chamberlain. n.
D., arrived In stowe Monday.
II. q. Thomas. State commissioner OF
fisheries and game, Is In Houses Point.
n. Y, securing exhibits for the State
fair-Giles Dewey and his sisters, the
Misses Flo and Lillian Dewey, are at
tending the fair In Malone. n. "a son,
Henry Jackson, was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Chase OF Stowe Hollow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Flanagan and little
son have returned to their home in Ports
mouth, n. H--Alva II. Bigelow returned
Wednesday to Salem, Mass.-The Rev. II.
A. G. Able. the Rev. J. .. Angel and a.
III. Cheney attended the Sunday school
convention In Cambridge. Wednesday,
Mr.. Bronson OF Montpelier IS supcrn-
tending tho Mt. Mansfield creamery dur
ing the absence of A. IL Douglass who
is taking q two weeks vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglass Will go Thursday to Hunt
ington to visit his mother. r-rs. John
Sprague.-Mrs. james French IL visiting
in Morrisvilc. Miss Grace Dewey Is as
sisting IN the central telephone office -
The Congregational ladies' sale and sup
per Is Thursday afternoon and evening"
Mrs. +. S. Boardman entertained several
young ladies' Tuesday evening In honor
of her sister-in law, Mrs, NJ. a. Mum
of Saranac Lake. Five Hundred was
played and refreshments We're served
Ira Carr Of Montpelier visited his sister
Miss Carr Tuesday nightly. II. Pear
son Of Boston, Mass, is visiting his
brother-in-iaw. +. T.. Cooley,
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PROCTOR.

D. r. Nhhany and bride have re
turned from their wedding trip.-James
Penders and Charles Carney have entered
the Albany Business College.-Miss
Emile Ed has gone on vacation and
will visit Boston and Troy.--Alhert Mason
has gone to Montreal TO work In an
electric station.--A forty hours devotion
Is being held this week at 81 pomonic's
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Sanadin
and daughter have returned from
months vacation IN New York state -
Mrs Martha Pierce Of BOSTON IS visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Miss Minnie
Haley, cashier at the store. Is enjoying
vacation.-W. Z. Donahue, who Is still
at the hospital, Is improvinG,-Mrs g.
II. Boyce and son have returned from
their cottage Mt HiGhgate Springs, where
they spent the summer MIR. and Mrs.
II. G. Fischer have returned "a Albany
n. " after visiting their daughter
George McGregor has n new automo-
bile.
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JOHNSON.

Charles Shcrbert and father have pur-
chased the trucking business of NJ, F.
Gray.-Gcorge Rooney has sold his In
tercst in the Wells g. Rooney sales livery
to Joseph Odell-George Rooney has
purchased a blacksmith shop IN Fairfax
and moved ere.-Allen Bradley has re-
turned from Sugar Hill n. II. where
he has been the past summer.-The water
Is the lowest 1t has been since the VII
lage system was installed.-Mrs. g. II.
Stinson returned to Chicago with Mrs.
NJ q. Heath for few weeks stay
Eugene Guthier and family are visiting
relatives in Megantic. Que.-A good crop
of corn Is being harvested.-J. A. Pearl
OF Boston Is visiting his parents-Mrs.
Walter Robertson. who has been in the
hospital In Burlington, Is expected home
this week in an improved condition.
NJ. g IIill and family spent Sunday with
relatives IN Jeffersonvi!e.
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LOWELL.

Howard Wakefield of North Troy is
spending tho week with his grandmother,
Mrs n. H. Newton.-Mrs. Lucinda Kin
ney passed last week In North Troy
with her son, Frank kinney.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank Ueminway and child went
TO Knowlton, que. last week. Mrs. Hem
inway and cAild VIII remain for a few
weeks with her parents.-AIrs. Rufus
Kinsley entertained her sister, Miss
Bingham Of Binghamvillc. Saturday and
Sunday.--Freeman Farman was in North
Troy wednesday Nancy Richard
son will go his week to Dellrapids, S. ID,
to stay thro XII the winter with her
brother. Ezra Bapp. From there she will
go TO Seattle wash. where she has
sister living Mrs, George r. Chamber
lain and son, Ralph, went Tuesday to
Nashua, y. H.. to visit slster.-Miss
May Wallace. Who has been visiting in
town, returned Saturday to Richford,-
Mrs. g J. sisco Of North Troy IL pass
Ing the week VITA her mother Mrs.
Henry Newton.
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North Tairfax.-A. A. Kendall left We'd
nesday for Prcsho, s. D.-Miss Minnie
Briggs, who has passed two weeks with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Briggs
returned to Boston Wednesday.--Dr and
Mrs Il. H. johnson OF Nangatuck, Conn,
are guests of Dr. and Mrs. ]. A. Robin
son.--Word was received Wednesday OF
the birth of son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
s Eaton OF Hyde Park.
Mrs Anna james and son, who have
visited in Worcester Mass, for two
weeks arrived home Monday. Frank
Cheney, clerk IN a drug store in ST.
Johnsbury. Is III with typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Tillotson have re-
turned from Dublin. N. H., Boston and
Lowell.--Arthur GIN Is in Burlington
Miss Agnes Menard has been Obliged 20
give up her position on account of i'll
health and returned to St Adams Mon
day Miss Bertha Terrill left Monday
for Hartford. Conn, to resume her school
work. Miss Sara IIolbrook of New
Haven. Conn. accompanied her.-Dr.
Barns hos rented and moved to the rest
dence of William McClntock. Kate
Winter returned Tuesday to Thompson
Island. Boston harbor. "Ncighbors'
night" will be observed with Lamoillc
| Grange Friday evening.--W. G.. McClin-
took went TO ST. Johnsbury Tuesday
| Mrs. G. A. Conant was In Hyde Park
| Tuesday Weld Tcrrill OF Springfield.
Mass, arrived Tuesday to pass two
wecks' vacation at his Old home Henry
Gangnon and family Of IiiGhgate Center
have taken possession OF the Gle farm
on West Iiill-A. J.. Cheney returned
| Tuesday from Hot Springs. Ark. where
| he went as delegate from Vermont 10
the annual meeting OF the National Phar-
| mn rnntlcnl nssncIatl nn
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ORANGE COUNTY.
BRADFORD.

A. W. DeGoOsh of Boston IS the guest
OF Mrs. II. il. DeGoosh Miss Ella Nor
rill IL gaining from her illncss.-Mlss
Fannie Eastman has gone to Concord
for tho school ycar-Nliss Ethel Rodimon
Is the guest of Miss Grace Rogers at
Newport Ccnter.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Beale OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs T. j. Albee.-
Merrill Green has gone to York, Pa, to
1.-Two with his father. -. B. Ireen.-San-
ford Hooker Is at homo for Il few days
Miss Lena Allen has been confined 20
the house by illness Mrs ~. T. Barnard
of McTndocs Falls was the guest of Mrs.
O. II. Stevens Thursday. Mrs, Helen
Hammond returned to Lowell. Mass,
Friday Miss Edith Cunningham Is at
Northampton. Mass. for n few weeks
Miss Alice Bacon Is visiting Mrs. COL
hOrr At Chelsea, Mass.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The graded schools opened Monday
morning with following teachers; frin-
cipal, j. Harold Fuller, assistants III HiS'
school. Miss Louise A. Clarke ana MISS
Marion A, Dana grammar schoo" MISS
Sara q. johnson. 9th and 7th grades
Miss Mary T., Giddiugs 9TH grade MISS
Nellie L. Deyer; 4th grade Miss Anne
f. Harrison. 3rd grade, Miss Alice G.
Rising; End grade Miss Maud g. farn-
ham; lst Grade. Miss katherine - h'"'N'
we'll
At meeting OF the Woman's Auxiliary
of St. Thomas Church held Mt the rectory
Tuesday, tho following delegates to the
diocesan convention of the Woman's
Auxiliary 10 be held I'm Rutland Sep'eh-
Der ~ and 30 were elected Mrs H. .
Marsh Mrs. g. II. crockett ana MISS
'ani" w. Ormsbcc, alt'rna''S' MIS- r.
T.. Iackua. Mrs. G. Il. carpenter ana
Mrs.Ella larocll-IIRc Watson OF New
WORT "iv K At the Inn for Few days -
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HYDE PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Vaughan. who
have been living IN Michigan several
wears. have returned to this place
Mrs. X Kenfeld OF Boston Is here for
"a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. II. L. stew
in Massachusetts and New York---A fine
new flag has been placed on the Acad-
envy builoing--Mrs. John Pnpineau of
Huntington IS visiting at Ferd Gau-
thier.s.-F. Z. Pope has moved to
Danvillc.--C. s. sanders OF Johnson
will move into tho Putnam block when
II Is f,nished.--The year book for the
Homo Culture club Is out. "Deutch-
land" Is to be the topic for the year.
Ex-Gov. G. 8. Page Is In New York
for a few brigham McFarland and
Carroll q. Page have gone TO Borden
town (N. - Military Institutc.-Judge
Thorp has bought the building on the
l.. L. Noyes place and Will move the
same TO Thorp avenue.-Sherlff Stevens
was In Eden Tuesday.-Thc jail Is empty
once more.-Noycs Wood will move into
hts new store next wcck.-Mlss Florence
Ferrin of Montpelier Is visiting at Donald
Scribner's Mr.. and Mrs G, \. Knight
have returned from few days IN
Canada Colonel Mcfarland was In Bur
lington Tucsday.-Mrs. II. G.. Page Is
IN Burlington for few days.-Miss
Mabel Collins Is spending a few days Mt
Elmore--Mr. Burnham, elocutionist. will
give an entertainment Monday evening
for tho benefit OF tho Congregational
Sunday school.
Mrs Beach and Mss Wilcox of Essex
Junction have opened a m!ll!nary estab-
lishment here.-E. l.. Chappell IS spend
Ing a few days In 81, Johnsbury.-M
Alma Moves will return this morning
from n few days in liardwick.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Farman are the parents
OF n daughter born September lo.-H +. II.
Ruggles OF Westford began the upper de-
partment az the village school Tuesday.
Dana GN!u was at home from Barton
graded school over Sunday.-iI. L.
Dodge of IunonburGh, who was guest
of NJ H. podge. returned Monday.-Miss
Jennie Scott OF Newport Is visiting her
sister, Mrs, William Kelley.-Mrs. Mark
Of Canada Is staying with her daughter,
Mrs Bert perCy.-Charles West has
bought Alfred Hartwelps farn.-N IS
Alice Miller Of Westboro Mass. has been
visiting her uncle, q. w. Miller.