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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Helen Tart OF Bristol is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Lodema Dearborn-Mr.
and Mrs. William Miner and Mr.. and
Mrs, u. +. Hanks spent Friday and
Saturday at Queen City park.-Mrs
Georgia II. Pierce commenced her school
In Ianksville Monday.-NIss Flora
Derby of fineshurgh visited at G. W
Er"wstcr's the first of the week.-Dyer
Conrcr returned to Woodbury. Monda y
after visiting ut Jerome Swcet's-School
commenced Monday with Mrs. Alma
Tart as teacher.
Miss Madeline Beane of Lincoln has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs V r. Sar-
GENT. II. Shattuck and s. J. Ram
dali went to Burlington Wednesday ia
ymcn.-Miss Grace Kimball has re-
turned from Richmond and is at Mrs.
Ethel Baglcy's.-Mrs. Ellen Baxter and
son, Thomas, returned to New York
Wednesday after several weeks at
John Niles's.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The fall term Of Maple Lawn Academy
will commence Tuesday. September s.
The successful lawn party at Peter Mar
tells netted about s65-The South Hero
hall team played the Isle La Motto team
at Isle La Motto August o. and won
to b.-Friday the Isle la Motto team
came TO South Hero and was defeated
to Mrs. Allen returned Saturday
evening from Manchester. " H.. where
she has been visiting her brother.-Mrs.
Joseph Parrot returned Saturday from
the hospital at Burlington. where she has
been for trestmentW. c. Irish and Per
ley Greene of burlington were In town
Sunday,-Mrs. Mary FELTON, OF Holyoke,
Mass, who has been visiting relatives In
town, has returned ohme.-liigh school
entrance examinations were held at
Maple Lawn Academy Thursday
Schools In town will commence Septem-
her
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resulted in a victory for J. w. Lavigne,
democrat, over Fred NJ. Wolcott, repub-
lean. The vote was, Lavigne i3S. VOL
colt 373, giving Lavigne majority OF
of 65. The Justice ticket elected Tues
day was as follows: Henry Conlin. 4.
Il. Narcotic. II. l.. Graves J. s. O'Bren,
W Il. Chambers. Louis Alapa, y. j..
Grcaney. Hector IIuard. w t. Mongeon.
u. T.. O'Sullivan. Louis Mongeon. ]. e.
Wolcott, II. ]. w. Smith. +. Edward
Allard and Harry w. Blondln
A wedding, which came as a surprise
to their many friends. was that OF Miss
Anna rardacrc, daughter of Mrs Cath
crime ITardacre, to Or. Elmer A. Burdick,
which took place at the parsonage of st.
stephens Church Tuesday morning The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James y. Rand in tho presence OF
the Immediate family. The bride was be-
Comnrly attred in travelling suit OF
dark blue with hat to match and was
given IN marriage by her brother. C. w.
Irardacro. while the groom was attended
by Or. r. T. Brown of Manchester Cen
ter. a brothcrin-law of the bride. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of tho brides mother, after which
the newly welded couple started on 10
days carriage trip about the State. After
September 10 they will be at home to
their friends II Il East Spring street.
The bride is one of Winooski's accom-
plished and popular young la dies She Is
graduate OF the Winooski high school
ana has lately occupied the position OF
assistant teacher at the Spring street
school. Or. Burick has for many years
hccn n successful practitioner of medi-
cine. He Is the towns health officer and
is member of the leading clubs and
1ndp,c n, ~
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BAKERSFIELD.

Reuben Field Of Townsend, Mass Is
visiting In town.-Miss Myrtle Stone.
who has spent the summer at kenne-
bunk Beach. Me. has returned home
Miss Leila Cowan is in Jeffersonvile
where she will teach tho coming term
Mrs Hurd Montague of Jericho is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. II. O. Tillotson.
The town schools opened Monday with
the following teachers: Common school,
Miss Catherine McNaney: North school
Miss Carrie Sherwood; Branch school,
Miss Maude Narcotic poor farm school,
Miss Flossie Laney; Cook school, Miss
Anna Brady; Ross school. Mrs. Coda
Brady; Eastwood high school. Miss
Florence Durivaee; South school, Miss
Jessie Cover: West school Miss villa
Page: Egypt school, Mrs. Julia Carpen-
ter.-A harvest supper will be given at
the Congregational Church Frida y
evening September II by the Young
ladies' Auxiliary.
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GEORGIA..

School at the Center began Monday
with Miss McGinn and Miss Meigs as
teachers.-F. ". Bliss has been spending
a few days in Burlington. -Nelson Carr IS
in 81. Adams where he will have an
operation for the removal Of cataracts
from his eyes-Miss Lucy Hubbard OF
Swanton is visiting In town-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Powers are the parents of a
son born Tuesday .-Hale Nye. the nine
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l. Nye,
underwent a surgical operation Monday
for the removal OF an abscess from his
left side.-The Ladies' Aid society served
dinner at the Methodist Church Tuesday.
Tho house and contents belonging 10
Merton Cleveland on the main road TO
st. Adams burned at eight o'clock Tues
day night, caused by q lamp exploding;
loss $500.
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney went TO Sal
isbury to attend the funeral OF Fred l..
Hamilton Saturday.-W. x. Jackson OF
Boston Is In town.--John Weafer. Jr, has
returned TO Boston accompanied by his
cousin, Edward ODonald Of Woburn,
Mass. Miss Mamie Weafer OF Reading,
Mass. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wea-
fer,-Miss Lou Plastridse OF Nortlteld
Is tho guest OF Miss Mildred Graves
Miss Mary Stewart Is In Hardwick with
her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Mulcahy.-Mrs. C..
l.. Shaw left Saturday for Toledo. Ohio,
where she will pass n month with reia-
tves.-Miss Maud Chaffee went Saturday
Fairfax, where she will teach In Bellows
Free Academy Miss Puma Darling Ia
in Burlington tho guest OF her sister,
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RICHMOND.

Mr. Ralph Langley of New York city
has Joined his parents. who have been
spending the summer at Mrs. l. H.
Goodwin's. -Mrs. Bert Mitchell and son
of st. Adams are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
p. c. Davis. The Cniversalist Church
will be reopened September 6.-P. NJ.
Page of Jericho was in town Friday
Henry Conlin of W!nooski and II. NJ
Horton of burlington were in town Fri
day.-Mrs NJ. NJ. Davis of Jcfersonville
is visiting her son. p. c. Davis.-A son
was born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Rivers.-Mrs Thomas Cowen and
son of Duxbury are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bursc.-Miss Bis
sci Harmon of Burlington Is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs w. 5. Frecman.-The
Rev. f. p Treat and bows of the Sunday
school have returned from Lake iroqos
where they have been IN camp.-A large
party from here attended the entertain
mcnt in u'nderhill Center Friday evening
Buell. Andrews o: Albany, " Y. Is
visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs John O'Byrne, who were
married at Kecseville, y. y, Sunday
August 80, are the guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. =. OByrnc.--I W. Hatch
Of Burlington was among the visitors In
town tuesday,, s. Derrick. mail car
rier on r F, d. route. is enjoying a two
weeks vacation. r. A. Rhoads will sub
stitutc during his absence Mrs Louise
stone of St Adams is visiting at the
home Of H. A. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs.
James Ieary. who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, NJ. f.. I.cary, returned
Tuesday TO their home in Turner's Falls,
Mass.-Mrs W, s. Walker Is confined to
the house by illness.
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FRANKLIN.

A much larger vote was polled this
year than usual, on account of the re-
publcans having two candidates At
the end of the second ballot Myron
Gren withdrew and Mr.. c. w Peckham
was elected by a nice majority.-Prin-
cpal, G. l.. Green and family have re-
turned Mrs Lena Graves of ST. Adams
is' visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
r. D. Bril.-C. w. Powell and family
attended the O'Neil- Reynolds wedding
in Cambridge Wednesday nigh..-Glema
Tetiman has gone to Manchester. y. H.,
to attend school.--A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs u. V. Yates Tuesda y
Walter OTIS OF New York Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Otis. as are
Mr.. and Mrs. {. T.. Blair and daughter
of Manchester. y. H.--Rural carrier,
John II. Tatro is having his vacation and
substitute. John Russell is carrying the
mail.-Frank Manley and Chandler Ray
mo returned from Cnderhill Center Mon
day-Mr, and Mrs J. w. Line OF Nc
Cook. Neh,. are visiting here.-Mrs.
Fanny Morey and two children. who
have been spending a month with her
father. Henry F'linton, returned 20
Springfield Wednesday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Dr. Spiller. optician, will be at Fuller's
September s. al jerome Carpenters Sep
TENDER 9. wit
The drought has assumed serious pro-
portions in this section, Small streams
and springs have dried up, and much
difficulty is experienced in getting water
for stock-E, Romphrey has bought
Frank Ross's tenement house with a
small lot of land adjoining George
W. Roberts of New York city, accom-
panied by party Of friends. Is here
for brief outing.-A. ]. Cavanaugh is al
Burlington as "A member Of the petit Jury
for Chittenden county.-William =
Brown of Hyde Park, Mass. is here or
business connected with the estate OF
]. Brown, his father.--The Misses Elan
merry of Lowell, Mass. are visiting Mar
tin Flannery, their father.
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Burlington is a visitor at r. A. Stiles's.--
Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Winthrop, Mass,
are visiting their nephew, r. g. Peasc,
and family.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Howe
have sold their farm on Lee river to
George Maidment of Shelburnc MIR.
Maidmcnt used to live in Williston but
for two years has been working at Shell
burne Farms-Mrs. Maude Bickncll has
returned from Bread Loaf where she
has been spending the summer, and as
sumed her school duties Monday.-Mss
Lorraine Ransom and Miss Dessa Bolger
went to Johnson Monday to attend the
normal school-Miss Matte A. Parker
Of Norwood, Mass. visited her uncle and
aunt, MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Carpenter, FRI
day and SATURDAY.
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WINOOSKI.

About thirty couples gathered in
Foresters' hall in Allard's block Satur-
day evening and assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldai Fcvreau Of Union street to cele-
hrated their silver wedding anniversary.
After n sumptuous supper, dancing was
INDUCED to late hour. Mr. and Mrs
Fovreau We're presented with SIS in gold
and So in silver, the presentation speech
being made by Henry Tevreau, SON
Among those present from out of town
were Baptiste Tevreau. a son from Mont
real, and Napoleon Fevreau, a brother,
IF Stanbridge =. c., and Mrs NJ f.
Tevreau, mother of Mr.. Fevreau from
Stanbridge Station. +. Q. Mr. and Mrs
Fevrcau were married IN Three Rivers,
p. G.. August II. 1883. and resided there
until about two years ago when they
moved to this village.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs +. J.
Moseley was the scene or q quiet we'd
ding Saturday when their daughter
Hazel F., was Joined IN marriage to
George II. Moseley Of Johnson. The
ceremony was performed by tho Rev
G. y. Pierce, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Johnson. and the
wedding march was played by Mrs. w
II. Thomas of Johnson. n sister OF the
groom. The occasion was the 2oth wed
ding anniversary OF the BRIDES parents
and the 10Th birthday anniversary OF tn
brides mother.
Artem Anger died Monday morning
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Clavelle on Hall street after lingering
Illness with tuberculosis. Mr.. Anger
was 38 years of age and Is survived by
n wife two children. besides his mother
Mrs. Philomen Anger and a sister. Mis-!
Agnes Anger OF Maletts Bay avenue. {
brother Telesphore. Jr., OF East Allef
street and brother In Montpelier. Thu
funeral was held at st. Franco!
Xavier Church Wednesday morning a
eight o'clock
Election day passed OFF very quietl!
Tuesday. although one Of tho larges
votes In years polled. nearly 800 voter
going 10 the polls. The balloting begai
a. nine O'Clock and Mt three the boxes 70
I,nr,SAniAtiye were closed. The count
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ENOsBuRGH FALLS.

A. a. Asoltine was called to Derby
Saturday by the unfavorable condition
Of his father. A. NJ. Aseitinc. who has
been III n few months.--A. r. Libbey.
who moved here from Maiden, Mass,
last spring. has moved back there. the
family leaving here Saturdsy.-C. L.
Mason was called to Highgato Satur-
day by tho sudden death of hts only
sister. Mrs. Sophia Raymond, the even
ing before. Several from here attend
ed the funeral Sunday.-Mrs. ii. c,
Cleveland and two children of Govern
try have been guests OF her brother,
T. r Grcenwood.-Dr. and Mrs. {. Il.
Abel. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Kendall. IT.
D. Kendall Hrs. A. A. Kendall. Mr.. and
Mrs John Fish, DR.. T.. X. Fish. Mrs.
+. X. Barnes, Mrs. II. $. Springer, Mrs,
w. e. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. l., l.. Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Marsh and Mr.. and
Mrs b. G. Kendall were among those
who went to East Berkshire Saturday
to attend the funeral of p. c. Kendall.
= w. futile has sold his building
on Depot street occupied by w. f. Nit
,euv to Merritt Canteli OF MONTGOMERY
who will remodel II into q barber shop
as soon as It is vacated by Mr.. Miti-
guy: consideration, &l,00G,-Mrs, II. r.
SearIes of Richford Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. L. b. Larabee. and brother,
| A. b. Shufelt.--W. M. Towle and his
sister, Miss Phoebe Towle, returned
from Old Orchard Beach Friday -
George Chaffee returned to Somerville
Mass, Friday. Mrs. Chafree and son
are remaining a few days longer.
| The record OF the weather as kept b!
the local observer shows the mean TEN
perature of August To have been 65.
against a normal at this station of CSC
On two days thermometers registered
and on one day as low as 81. Rain fol
on ten days TO the amount Of 2. 80 inches
wtdlA tia poymal amount was 4h Tn
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prevailing wind was SOUTH The month |
was composed Of q clear partly cloudy !
and 4 cloudy days.-W. y. Holden left |
Tuesday for Stanstcad where he has n
position as business Instructor in n col
lege-Mr. and Mrs. W. IT, Lang of lief
| fersonville are guests of their daughter,
| Mrs. J. g. Gaincs,-Mr. and Mrs Albert
Rand. who have been passing few
| weeks among their relatives, left Mon
day for Guild, n. H.-C. J. Ferguson
was entertained by NJ. p. Perley Sunday
and after speaking here In the forenoon,
| wits taken to Enosburgh where he spoke
| in the Congregational Church in the
| evening. returning to Burlington Mon
| day.--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence of
| Newport are guests of Mr.. Iawrence's
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence -
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Armstrong md
daughter Lila. are passing the week in
Sherbrooke. Que. whore they are at
tending the fair.-Mr and Mrs. c. f.
| T.avery of Durham. Que, are guests of
| John Beaulac this weok-Mrs II. G..
Sternes of ST Paul. MINI, is n guest Of
| her nephew. J. A. Gibson She left here
% years ago and this is her first visit
east. She is accompanied by her son.
! Burton.-Harold Rawson returned TO
| Pouitney Tuesday after n weeks visit
here
Interest IN the local election ccntcred in
the representative and justice tickets
There were three candidates for the for
mer. A. W. Woodwork. running as an
| independent republican polled "a
votes The straight republican Justice
ticket was elected with an average ma
! jorty of so over the so-callcd indepen-
dent ticket. The band gave sercnade to
| Representa- ive-e elect Stetson Tuesday
evening that proved a very pleasant af-
fair. Mr. Stetson and G.. l.. Marsh both
made n few happy remarks and light re-
| freshments werc served. The crowd then
proceeded to the residence of Senator
| Croft. where the scene was duplicated
| II was good natured crowd who went
| away with cheers for the lucky one.-The
| first milk was received by the Federal
| Ia cking company Tuesday and nearly
| three thousand pint cans were packed.
| The plant was visited during the day by
a large number Of farmers who showed
much interest in the process.-H f. Dom
ina has completed the concrete portion Of
his dam which replaces that carried away
| by the high water last spring.-Mrs. T..
McFeeters has returned from n few
weeks outing at lIighgate Sprincs.-Mrs.
Julia Swift OF Woodstock was a guest
| Tuesday night In the homo Of 4. !. Croft
going Wednesday to Warren Perey's at
the Center, whore she will visit old
friends-Dr. Walter Burt Of Boston Is
passing a fcw weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Burt Miss Eva
| blanchard is visiting at NJ. =. Perleys.-
Miss Emma Hurt and Stanley Burt Of
Springfield. Mass, returned Wednesday
after passing several weeks in town
Ralph Yaw returned to Hartford. Conn.
Wednesday, having bern the guest of his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Yaw
| for few Wecks.
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BOLTON.

Mil Foreman II. Ward went to his
home in Moretown Friday and his cousin
Burton Ward, filled his place until his
return.-Miss Eddy. who has been hold
Ing religious meetings at the school house
for several weeks. will hold another
meeting Thursday evening.-Mrs. y. Nc
Gee had the misfortune to break the
bones Of her wrist while alighting from
wagon Tuesday of last week.-Anong
those who visited at the home Of Mrs
w. II. Stevens Sunday were Mr.. Lawton,
Mr.. Grout. Mr.. and Mrs C. +. Sabins,
Annie Allen. and Mrs. Crandall and
daughter. Ada. of Jonesvile. Mrs.
Stevens will go to Montpelier Seminary
Saturday as assistant matron instead of
matron as reported last week.
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BEAVER.

Geo. w Crofts Is at home for few
DAYS from Bradford.-Joe Wagner of
Milton visited his brother, John Wagner,
Sunday Visitors here last week were
Mr. and Mrs. G. !. Butler and daughter.
Mrs. Arthur southwark md sons OF
Fairfax and Mr.. Harry Butler OF White
R,ver Junction.-Mrs. Willis King Is at
home from the hospital and Is getting
along nicely,
Recent visitors at the home of William
KING wern Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian and
children of Buck Hollow, Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Laughhn and children of East
csors,a and brother Of Mr., King,
Franz King. Of Philadelphia,
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HUNTINGTON,

Miss Gokov of Winooski opened lci
school here Monday.-The Sons of Vet
Grams and Ladies' Auxiliary gave a VERY
successful entertainment at the hall Fri.
day evening. over $50 being rcaiizcc
toward the piano fund-Msses Dais,
Kenyon, Eleanor and Laura Sweet hav,
returned to their school work in North.
fold and Johnson
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The September meeting of the w. c..
TIL was held Yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William Harris-H. II.
Spooner returned Friday from a visit
TO Monkton and Bristol Saturday he
left for his home in Hebron, H. On
his way home he will attend the nation
al encampment Of the G.. A. r. at Tole-
do, Ohio Mr.. Spooner IA a veteran of
the Civil War; having enlisted In Com
pany J. 9th Vt. Voluntecrs.--Bert Bald
win, with headquarters at Portland, Me.
was In town over Sunday.--Dr f. A.
Rich and family and Dr. Chamberlain
of Burlington were guests Mt DR.. and
Mrs Narney's over Sunday.-Thirty
young people attended a corn roast at
w. s. Kelogg's Saturday evening"
Misses May Varney and Ethel Claxton,
who have spent their summer vacation
at their homes here, returned to their
duties In one OF the State Industrial
schools In Philadelphia. Pa, on Mon
day.-Harris Palmer. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Palmer of Burlington Is
spending a few days with his cousin,
Henry Putman.-Negatation Is fast dry
ING up. The pastures are looking bare
and brown. Some farmers In this section
are drawing water to their stock and are
buying il at that.-Nr. and Mrs. O. p.
Read and Mr. and Mrs. William 5.
kellogg have gone to New London,
Conn, to visit relatives. The Rev. T..
r. Harris of Walden and Miss Clara
Harris of Monkton are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. Harris.-Mrs
Victoria Reardsley and Miss Ethel Lyon
of Plattsbureh, y. Y. who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Beers
for a week. returned home Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Emo and son re-
turned Saturday from n visit in Middle
bury and Cornwall.-The Rev. and Mrs
II. Slocum and son OF Panton. who have
been visiting in town, have returned
home.-Mrs, Howard Nosburg has re-
turned from an extended visit with he,
husbands relatives in Clarcnceville, =
Q-Mrs Ellen Horsford has gone tC
Morristown to visit her son, W. l.
Horsford.- Miss Ethel Bristol who has
been the guest of Miss Sarah Emo, lef
Tuesday evening for Brooklyn, \. Y
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland ant
ehild returned to Essex Monday, aftel
listing relatives town.
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WEsTFORD.

Tho case Of Jacob Pecor against sam
Ianash was tried before Justice \. V.
Spadlng Thursday. Pecor charged
I.ahash with helping throw him Ucco)
out of his own house. The Jury dis
agreed and the case was continued until
October 10 J. J. jonathan appeared for
Ianash and NJ Wolcott of WinooslNi
for Pecor.-Mr and Mrs Ezra Emory
are the parents of a son born Friday
Miss Ida Tutlhll wont to Fair Haven
Thursday for . short stay before return
ing to Long Island.
NJ. and Mrs. G. c. Lewis of Washing
ton. y c.. are visiting IN town.-Mrs.
Ida Hail Of 81. Adams has h"on visiting
at l.. c. Tiall's.-Thc Fortnight" club
will hold its first meeting OF the wear
with Mrs. T.. q. Gal" this nft"r-
noon.-The Ladies' Social Circle gave
Q tea party at Mrs r. r. Smiths yester-
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RICHFORD.

Edwin +. Greene principal of the
Richford high school. has been appointed
by Gov. F. u. Proctor examiner of
teachers for Franklin county 10 succeed
Merritt u. Chittendcn. resigned.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy QIamilton)
Smith. wife Of Edward r. Smith Of
Portland. Me- was held NJ ST. AIMS
Episcopal Church Tuesday at go
o'clock. the Rev. +. Barnby Leach Of
floating. and the burial was in Hill
side cemetery. Mrs. Smith was AZ years
old, and died suddenly at ten o'clock
Saturday evening of heart failure. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith formerly lived here but
Mr.. Smith IS now a travelling salesman
in Maine Mrs. Smith is survived by her
husband, her father. Herman Hamilton
Of Connecticut. and ono sister. Mrs Bell
of Enosburgh Falls. Dr. J. II. Hamilton
and DR. y. +. Hamilton and Mrs w r.
Greene. of this village. are her uncles
and aunt.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward r. Smith.
who died Saturday evening at her home
in Portland. Me. was held at st. AIMS
Episcur,nl Church Tuesday afternoon at
2:3o O'Clock. The Rev. +. Barnby Leach
offlciated. Tho bearers were W. b,
Greene. NJ L. Smith. Jesse r. Conger
and l.. J. Knight, and burial was in fill-
side cemetery, Beside the husband, there
were present from out Of town Mrs, r.
II. Hamilton. Miss Lena +. Hamilton and
Miss Anna NJ. Hamilton of st, Adams:
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence and Mr. and
Mrs Frank II. Kelley Of Newport; Miss
Gertrude Smith of Boston. George But
Ter and son OF Worcester, Mass. DR.. and
Mrs A. r. Bell and daughter OF Enos-
burgh Falls, and Mrs. Goodspeed of
Montgomery. Judge Alfred A. Hall Of
ST. Adams was here Tuesday afternoon
nd
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Cfas. Chester Il, Nye of Pawnee City,
Nsh ,s the guest Of his brother b. +,
Nye-Miss Ruth Place is spending a week
in St. Armand, p. Q.-Mrs, Il. II. Rood,
who has been visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. s. F. Sheltus.-James w. Jud-
kins. has returned from Alburgh where
no bas been visiting his daughter. Mrs.
sv,vester Washburn,-Mr and Mrs. Al
bert Turvey OF Montreal. p. @. ARE in
,o,,,r for a few days.