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OPERATION ON
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An operation was performed on "
 C. McGuire today in Holy Cross hos pital for the purpose of removing an internal absccss. The patent k rr- ported to be in satisfactory condi- tlon. The operation was performed by Drs Wilkins. Derbyshrc and Searl
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6latx Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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F. 8raten, uphoisterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
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Iemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.

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Blatz weiner Beer at the Bank.
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LINCOLN.

The Rev. j. Hall Long spoke in the
Union Church Sunday evening in be-
half of the AntiSaloon League.--Miss
Madge Bean visited in Starksboro the
last of the week.--M. Turney of South
Lincoln lost his barns by fire Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Turney was alone
with the children when the fire was
discovered. She entered the barn and
saved the horscrakc and burned her
left arm AMI left side of her face very
badly. The moving machine and other
tools with ten tons of hay were burn
cd. There was small insurance
Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Buell. and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Rhodes spent Friday at A.
J. Elliott's In Ifanksville.-Mrs. Edwin
Buttertield and Mrs. George Narney
visited at David LaFayettcs Friday in
Starksboro.--Alrs.A a. +. Morgan has re-
turned from two weeks stay in AL
burgh Mrs. Kilburn of Bristol is stay
ng few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Q. f. Grover
DR.. Russell has returned from st. AL
bans-Mrs. Callehen spent Saturday.
Sunday and Monday in Vergennes.--I. A.
Colby and daughter. Mrs. Macdonald are
in Burlington for a few days.--George
Is elton Is quite ill.--Mrs. Pearlie Smit h
OF Rridgewatcr Is visiting her father,
NJ II. Cove.
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East Middlebury. r. F. Braman
has gone to Leominister. MISS. called
there by the illness Of her daughter. Mrs.
Abbie Rogers and Miss Grace Rogers
went to Burlington Monday and from
there they will 20 to Lake George for
two weeks
The sudden death of Herman Purtnton
Monday night In Starksboro turns out to
have been n case OF suicide by taking
corrosive Hblirnate. A sister cut her
throat several years ago and he had
threatened his own life several times.
Purinton was about 20 years of age and
was son of John Purinton OF Starks-
boro. The funeral will be held Thurs
day.-Mrs. ]. n. Ives of Chicago has
opened her house on North street for
the summer. The Rev. ]. r Hill OBJ
served his s0th birthday July Q by
gathering Of about 100 of his neighbors
years in the ministry.-Fred Maxwell Is
visiting in Fayston.--F. s. Mathcwson
has purchased an automobile. making 10
now owned hcrc.--T. s. Drake was In
Ncrrennes Wednesday Misses Nellie
and Elaine Hoyt are visiting rela tives
In Vergcnncs The Rev. DR.. c. s. Murk-
land of Middlcbury will preach in the
Baptist Church Sunday. the pastor hav-
ing gone on short vacation.-W
sheldon has entered the employ OF X. G.
Martin DIR. and Mrs. a. NJ. Norton
went to Proctor Tuesday night and will
accompany Governor Proctor and party
on nm automobile trip to Woodstock,
Sharon and elsewhere.-Mrs Edward
Garrow went to Rutland Wednesday for
n few days visit with relatives. Frank
Booska went to burlington Wednesday.
ID. NJ. Strong Of Bethel was in town
Mndne SdnY
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month.-Miss Katherine Silliman of
Washington, ID. c., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles w Ruitcr-Mrs. w. w.
Bradley and two children from Mlnnea-
polls ana Mrs. N. II IIoughton and three
children of Brookline Mass, are visiting
their parents. Postmaster and Mrs. l..
y. Hazen.-Herbert ]. Warden. wife and
two daughters OF Cambpidge, Mass,
arc visiting his mother. Mrs. j.
W. Warden-Charlcs Brigham OF Den
yer. Colo, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. r. Brigham,-Mrs. David
Boynton and Mrs. s. G. Bancroft are
visiting relatives and friends in Mont
pelier and arre.-Mrs. George II. Frost
and daughter, Agnes. arc visiting her
father, George w Spencer.
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LUCY SEYMOUR'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons inter
ested in the estate Of Lucy seymour
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made
to this Court In writing by the ad-
of the estate OF Lucy Sey-
mour, late of Burlington, deceased
praying for license and authority to
convey unto one Carrie sumner OF
Colchester. about one acre Of land sit
uute on Malletts Bay in the town of
Colchester, adjoining the home place
of the said deccdent which she, the
said deccdent, was under contract,
binding both in law and equity to con
vey unto the said Carrie sumner in
her. the said deccdents lifetime. but
which she, the said deccdcnt. neglect
ed to do under which said contract
the said Carrie Sumner took posses
sion of said premises and erected a
small dwelling house where she now
resides.
Whereupon. the said Court appoint
ed and assigned the 3lst day of July.
1905. at the Probate Court rooms, in
said district, to hear and decide upon
said application and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to be given
to all persons interested therein, by
publishing said order, together with
the Jim" ana pace or nearing, three
weeks successfully In the darlington
Weekly Free Press. a newspaper which
circulates in the neighborhood of
those persons Interested IN said estate
all which publications shall be prev
ious to the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court. at the
time and place assigned, then and
there in said Court, to make your oh
jections to the granting of such H.
cense. II you see cause,
Given under my hand. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms, this 18th day of
July, 1908.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM.
3W2t .Judno
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FOREST FIRES ARE REVIVED
strong wind Famed FLAMES IN Dsu
gcrous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mar
rowly EscRpe with LIVES.

Montpelier July 15-The forest fires,
which have been burning since Saturday
in the vicinity Of Groton pond and which
were thought last evening to be under
control were revived this morning bv a
strong wind. and the situation in that
locality is again critical this evening.
The west wind that blew this morning
carried the fire toward the foot Of t,e
pond, and this evening It is nearing some
fine timber land owned by Kicker
Brothers. Some of the mon who were
fighting fire there to-day narrowly
escaped with their l'ves. tack fires hav-
ing sprung up behind them
Sparks from n locomotive this morn
ing set fire to valuable timber land near
Niggerhead pond in Marshned. owned nv
Mitchell Goslant. but prompt action by
railway men and others suhdIed this
fire before 1t had gained much head
wav The fires 10 the south Of Mont
pelier. on Mortified and William stown
mountains, are now under control
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A MOST INTERESTING TRIP.
GRAND OUTING
EXCURSION
AND BOAT RIDE
AUSABLE CHASM
AND RETURN.
SUNDAY, july 10,

From Barre. Montpelier, Waterbury,
Richmond, WilliSton, Essex Junction.
Wino"ski ma all intcrmediatc stations.
Via Central Vermont RAILWAY, Burling-
ton md steamer "CbatcnuKay" TO Port
Kent thence X. 4. &. q l.. {. II. X. to
Ausnblr Chasm.
ATSABLE CHAsM-One et the
grandest natural wonders Of the world
is tho canyon of the Ausable. a Yose-
mite in miniature The length Of the
Chasm Is nearly two miles. Rainbow
Falls Is seventy feet high. In some
places the Chasm Is nifty feet wide. in
others II is compressed into less than
ten feet The Gorge is from one to
two hundred feet deep with sharp
turns. lateral assures, immense amphi-
theatres and chambers Tho scenery
Is grand beyond description There
are walks stairways and bridges con-
structed along tho course from which
the visitors can sec all points of in
terest and tho Erandest natural seen
cry East OF the Rocky Mountains a
portion OF tho trip Is made by boat.
which although exciting. IS attended
with no danger whatever. The most
timid need not hesitate. This ride
Il
ed rapids Of the 81 Lawrence river.
Tens OF thousands visit Ausahls
Chasm each year. Tho Globe Trottcr,
Alpine Tourist and native all agree
that this Chasm has no rival East "
the Canyon Of the Colorado. About
two hours are required TO make tbs
trip through the Chasm. but the Wis
itor should spend n day if possible.
There is a new. modern and magnif-
cent hotel on the property capable
of caring for four hundred guests.
tourists may remain as long as they
please.
THE TRIP will be made ny spec Al
train OF good coaches to Burlington,
and steamer "Chateaugay" for sail ~
about one hour to Port Kent. whore
the train is again taken for the ride
to Ausahle Chasm.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS will be sold
at the following reduced fares. which
in cludes rail ride TO Burlington, steam
er ride to Port Kent. the ride 10 Au-
sable Chasm. also admission TO the
Chasm.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP FROM
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict returned home
Monday after four weeks in the hospital
in Burlington. Her condition is much i'm.
ved.-Mrs. Williams of Bridport is
stopping with her daughter. Ms. V. NJ.
Benedct.-The telephone central has
been moved from y. j. Roses to II. G.
Peck's.-Mr and Mrs d b. Hathaway
and daughter, Grace. OF North Adams are
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. A. +. Roscoe
Miss Harriet A. Hatha way, who has
been spending two weeks with her sister
Mrs A. +. Roscoe. has returned to North
Adams.-Lucic. the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict is II
with the measles C. n. Palmer and J..
J. Everest passed Saturday and sunday
at the lakc-There will be a republican
rally and flag raising at the street Satur-
day evening. Congressman d. j. Foster
will be the speaker and music will be
furnished by the Vergennes band.-F. c..
Little is ill.,
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
RICHMOND.

Excursion on Lake Champlain. Sec adj
on page Q.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Ainsworth re-
turned Saturday from two weeks in
Craftsbury.-A son was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brunell.-Henry
Green Of New York city Is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs s. Green.--Mrs. Laviolette and
children are visiting in Lyndonville.-
Miss wells. n trained nurse from Bur-
lington. Is caring for Miss Mary Ke-
hoc.--A son was born July to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Olivcr.--Mrs. II. d.
Sherman and daughter of Burlington
wero the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Green, over Sunday.-Mr.
william Green Of Boston Is visiting
his brother. Thomas Green.---Mr. and
Mrs. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Spauldng and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Riggs were al Lake lroquois over Sun
iay.-Mrs Talcott and family of Rock
ford. Ill. who were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w s. walker and Mr. and Mrs.
r. +. Jones, have started on their re-
turn trip in their large touring car.
They have Travelled 5000 miles through
New England-rhe Misses Ethel and
Edltn laSnAW nave returned from a
ten days stay in Burlington.-Georg
OBrien. who has been spending two
weeks vacation here with his mother,
Mrs Mary O'Brien. returned last even
ing to Farringto Conn.-Mrs. Joseph
Parent returned Saturday from Mon
treai where she has been the guest
Of her parents for two months.
Mrs Amanda Harvey Of Waltham,
Mass. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. O.
Olmstead.-Mrs NJ. j. Collins OF Lowell.
Mass Is the guest of ner sister. Mrs. y.
s. Bissell.-Mrs. r. r. Jones and Mrs
y G.. Nichols will entertain the Louise
NJ Smiley Circle OF Kings Daughters
at Mrs Joness home this afternoon
Mis- Charles keefe and son of old Town,
Me- are guests Of Mr., and Mrs. John
Kcefe.-Mss Nellie Leonard Is visiting
in Johnson L. Richardson Of
Nashua. y II. Is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson The
Ladies' Aid Circle OF Kings Daughters
will have a picnic to Queen city Park
Friday. July l7-Miss Carlotta Andrews
left Yesterday for a months stay In the
Adronda cks.--M,ss Pearl Freeman has
resigned her position in Burlington and
returned home.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Elizabeth Tyler of burlington Is
at her summer home here. --The Rev. and
Mrs. Heller are spending this week at
Round lake---Mr. and Mrs. w l.
Twitchell and infant son OF Hartford
Conn, are at the Twitchell homestead
for the summer. Mrs Martha Parkill
who has been with her son in Montana
since December, reached home Saturday
The Misses Ecls Of Rochester are the
guests of their aunt Miss Nellie stowe
Miss Willard is visiting her cousin. Mrs
Frank Castle Mrs. Robbins of Rirton
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Robbins.-Mrs. Miner Hayward and son
of Morrisvile are visiting relatives in
town.
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WANTED
500

S0N AN ON THE
wv LAKE CHAMPI.AIN ADJACENT o
VERMONT
In the Home
o
enter
iahle
Anansv n Inner Homes
any
whose
Of
those
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such information.
desirable
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furnishing
full
Agent aw
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ORWELL.

The Rev. w. W Smith preached at the
Congregational Church sunday. -Farme $
are cutting good crop OF fine hay
II. ID. Branch will spend this week in
Brandon helping !. W Raymond re-
model the inside of his house," Is
Needham is repairing his house Laura
E. Branch went Saturday to Sandy l'il!,
n. y to be the guest for few days of
Miss Mabel Burt. Mrs John Ryan re-
turned from Burlington Saturday after
two weeks at the hospital for treatment.
james Lilly returned from the hospi-
tai Friday, where he had been for three
weeks
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ADDISON.

ID. K. Brown and son. Il. NJ Brown. or
Chicago are guests of Waldo Clark, ThHy
we're former residents of this town.-H.
W. Spooner went to New York Thurs
day.-Mrs. Eliza Collins of Nergcnnes is
the guest of Mrs. George Ruscoe. Miss
Helena Palmer, who has been In the
West on visit for several weeks, re-
turned home Thursday.-Jcssie Will
marth has gone to the lake for the sum
mer.-Mrs Betscy Morrison Is In Monk
ton, the guest of Mrs. Bidwell-Mrs,
Kiddcr of Port Henry has been the guest
of Mrs. S. f.. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. john
Elmer are the parents Of son born
July 3.-Thc ladies of the Baptist Church
are to give a social at A $. Cranes Fri
lnN cNcninR.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Excursion on Lake Champaign Soc ad
on page .
The horse case OF Charles Mcbride
VS.. Fred Viele was tried at the office
Of j ]. Monahan Friday before a jury.
Ms. Monahan represented Mr.. Mcbride
and Guy w. Bailey appeared for Mr..
Niele. Mr.. Niele lost and took an APP
peal to county court. The case result
Cd from a sale OF a horse which Mr..
Mcbride claims Mr.. Niele misreprc
scented.
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnston and three chill
dren of Kelley. Iowa, arrived here
Saturday and were met at the home of
Mrs. Johnstons brother, r. O. Mud
gett. By H. y. Gray. who took them to
Cambridge in his automobile where
they will visit Mrs. Johnston's sister.
MIS-. Gray.
A grass and brush fire. which started
near the railroad track at short dis
lance from the straight line" crossing
and which burned over an area OF some
70 acres extending to the vicinity of tho
Roscoe printing house and residences,
; made things lively for some time Sun
day. 1t was extinguished before any
/ damage was done. If it had reached the
nearby pine woods II would nave oeeh
| another story.
| The Rev. and Mrs. II. G. Latshaw who
have been in Europe for a few months.
arrived here Friday and remained until
Monday with Mrs. Latshaw's brother,
DR., David Marvin. They went from here
to AlburGh to visit Mrs. Latshaw's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Marvin and
viii spend a month In this vicinity be-
fore going to their home In Dayton
Iowa.
4 Floyd Barnes has bought of Chauncey
w Rrownel of Burlington, administra-
| tor for the late Mrs, Nancy Chase, her
place in this village. He will occupy It
| about the first of August
| George Nalyou, while repairing the
roof Of Mr.. SCOTS house yesterday fell
and fractured two ribs on the right
H.t1a
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and daughter
of Brooklyn returned home Saturday,
Mr. and .Irs. Cullen Shattuck are at
home from Long point.-Mrs Clara Rus
sci and daughter, Jessie, of Royalton are
visiting relatives here.-Mrs. T.. G. Smith
of Lexington, Mass, is Ill at her aunt's 3,
Mrs. David Lafayette Ernest Hurlburt
returned to his home in Middletownl
Conn, Saturday Pearl Doty. who
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday is very ill-AIrs. Brown of Lin
coin is visiting her daughter, Mrs David
L. G. Cnderhill Of
Brooklyn y. Y, will speak at the school
home Sunday afternoon at o;3o o'clock
Miss Maggie Mckenzie and sister, Mrs
Goss, and son of Providence, r. l., are
at Daniel Orvis.-Thursday evening was
the occasion of a very pleasant gathering
at the school house, 1t being the Scth
birthday of the Rev. True Hill Deacon
True. az he is Familiarity called has
preached and taught the gospel in this
district for more than go years and the
people wished to give him some ex-
preston OF their appreciation. About
100 people came together. A simple pro-
gram was arranged consisting of cornet
solos by Mr.. Buzzel of Mddlehury &C
compa MED by his daughter on the organ,
vocal solos by Mrs. Smith Of Lexington.
Mass. and George Elliott OF this place
entertained with his graphophone. Mrs.
+. @. Indcrhill of New York read a
paper full Of "reminiscences of the past
and hearty appreciation of Mr. Hills
labors all these years. letter was also
read from Daniel Sargent who was pre-
vented from being present, expressing
his personal feelings of love and
gratitude for spiritual blessings. Refresh
ments in abundance were served. after
which a collection was taken for the good
deacon The company then dispersed
wishing Mr.. Hill many years yet or
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Trace q. Sawyer, Newport go. $3.50
Miss Anna Rogers. Cambridge. 1874
Mrs. Alice clifford, Albany. LIES
Harriet @. Harrington, Fairfax 009
Carmie Potter, Belvidsrs ..... 500
Candace w Macomber, Grand Isle 7S5
b. IL Jewett, Jr., Montgomery. $50
Carrie June. Brandon ......... 758
Mary Lynch, Brandon, ...... 700
Fanny Dickenson. Benson, .... o5O
Curn g. Richardson, Brandon... eo4
+. A. start Observation-Disclosures. coo
John Norcross South Hero...... goo
wilma Atwood, Cambridge ..... cor
Ella Stlnehour. Cambridge, .... 5o2
Lulu Bragg, Wateryille, ........ COL
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs Hattie Drulcttr Ducha.me died Of
old age at five o'clock sunday morning
Al the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mitch
ell Leclair She was born in St Hubert,
Canada, and was l02 years of age. She is
survived nv four daughters and three
sons. Mrs Mitchell Leclair. Alphonse
Robinson, The funeral was held Tues
day morning at seven O'Clock at st.
Francis Xavier Church
Harry S Parizo has gone to Lake
Placid, \. Y. where he has position.
During these hot DAYS try our soda
Frank Archevite died Monday nj
anemia He was % years old The fu-
neral was held yesterday morning at Q
Continued on Page ThreeD
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ESTATE OF NETTIE A. GERMAN,
RICHMOND.

We. the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden
to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate OF Ncttie
A Germain, late of Richmond, in said
district deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto, and six months
from the day OF the date hereof be-
ing allowed by said court for that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the late resi-
dence of the deceased I'm Richmond,
In said district. on the second Satur-
days of August and January. next. at
10 o'clock a. m. on each OF said days.
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1903.
Is. +. O'BRIEN,
ii. w. BATES.
1.w3t Commissioners.
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$50
,. No half tickets
will he sold.

Essex JunCtion.... ..............Sl.o
WlnooSkl .......'. ..'... ......., LID
THIS OUTING mas been arranged IN
order to accommodate a large number
OF people who are unable on week days
to enjoy trip OF this kind,
Special trains Will be run to Bur
lington and return to connect with
steamer "Chateaugay" as follows:
Leave Barre $40 n. m. Montpelier
s:ob. Middlcsex 9:22. Waterbury ESQ.
North puxbury $40, Bolton 45. Jones-
VILE $50. Richmond 9:5S Williston
1910, Essex Junction 1919 Winooski
1927, arrive Burlington 10; 80, leave Bur
lington l0.40. arrive Port Kent II 90,
arrive Ausahle Chasm las. Return
ing, leave Ausable Chasm 3.45 p m,
Port Kent 40, arrive Burlington 90.
leave burlington SIS for Barre and
intermediate stations.
Tickets good only for continuous
passage and will he good only on spec
iai trains named above July 10, 1905.
ls.l7,ls&wlt
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Zenos Baldwin Is visiting in
Crown Point.-Mrs. r.. w. Hall has
returned from Three Rivers. Quebec,
where she was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. McKee.-H. W. Jones is conval-
escent-Shel. Cook went to Burling-
ton Tuesday for medical treatment
Miss Ruth Orvis OF Greensboro. g. c.,
Is visiting in town.--Miss Winona
Burditt of Springfield Is with her sis
ter. Mrs o. X. Collins's.-The monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety will he held Thursday afternoon
with Miss Alice Ward,
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FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. W. i. Frisbie has gone to CAL
edonia springs, ont. to visit Mr. Fris-
bic who is being treated for rheumat-
ism. Mr.. Frisbie Is improving.-Gra
ham strong was the guest over Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs VI. Il. Kingman.--
Miss Mary Orvis is az home from Mon
tana.-Mrs. Eliza J. Field Is quite i'll.
Miss Jennie Briggs is at home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital for a two
weeks vacation
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Mrs. william Newton and family
.ro at her fathers NJ. +.
Allen. for the summer Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter CIahin of Cambridge. Mass.
have opened their house for the season.
Mrs. Phoebe KinGsland gave a lunch
con FrIduy for Miss Sallie Graves OF
Eenniugton. who is visiting her-Mrs.
Carrie Goss of Hudson, Wis. Is Il cues.
at John Wheeler s-Miss Susan Hobart
OF Stoufhton, Wis, Is visiting AT Gavin
Martin's.-Clarence Wicker OF New horK
has opened his house for the summer