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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Milo Cross. living near this town
in Johnson. was seriously burned last
week by the explosion of n lamp. The
lamp fell apart. the top came Off. and the
other part fell on the hot stove. causing
an explosion The flames set her clothing
on fire and her arms and side were fright
fully burned. She rushed to a water bar
rel near by and plunged her arms and
upper portion Of her body therein, which
cXtinguishod the flames, but not until she
had been frlghtfully burned. She is now
in very precarious condition. a trained
nurse from Burlington is caring for her,
Mr.. Cross had recently sold his farm and
vas to move this week to burlington,
where he had purchased residence
Fred Miner of Stowe and Miss Fannie
Mhil of this place were married in Nor
risville Monday morning.-Mrs. A. D.
Robbins. who has been seriously ill., is
improving.-Mrs. Lucy Harris was con-
fined to tho house several days the past
week by ilness.-Mrs. George White of
Montpelier is visiting her father-in-law
Judge White--L. s. Morse of Jefferson
I'm town Mondav-Nrs. Samuel Morey
who has been i'll in Burlington for somo
time, has SO far recovered as 20 hc able
to come here last Saturday-Harlan
Howe Of St. Johnsbury was in town Mon
daY.--Waltcr Strong has n severe at
tack Of sCiatica The men will give their
annual oyster supper at tic Congrega-
tional Church this evening. Chester
Leach is ting IA barn on his newly
acquired village property.
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ENOSBURGH.

The Rev. Mr.. Smith Of Colchester ex-
charged with the Rev Mr.. Kent Sunday
Mrs. 5. II. DOW. who has been for
some time at Warren Perleys on account
Of poor health, has returned home Mrs
Emily II. Adams will break ny house
keeping and board in the family OF Will
lam Davis this winter,--airs Oliver
Kidder of Holland is visiting her daueh-
ter Mrs ". J. Chafee-Thc W. G. 2.
|. Will meet with Mrs. Schuyler Stevens
Friday afternoouh Mrs. Abby Yates, who
has been visiting in IT. Adams for sev-
eral weeks. has returned to the home
or her dauchte, Mrs s. i. Stevens
j. II. Reed and and sons, Leonard and
Carl, attended the Hcod-Mck cnnoy we'd
ding at Richford last week MIR. and Mrs.
Joel Ressey OF HYDE Par- visited ut y.
H. Bessey this week.-Mrs. Frank
Smonds, who has been III with peritouitis
is improvng.-The Congregational sun
day school voted last Sunday to have
Christmas exercises. Prank West has
entered the employ of Arthur Noffatt and
moved last week into Mrs MofTatt's
house formerly owned by .John Iihbov.-
MIR and Mrs. George -. r,aymoro and
daughter started Tuesday for Wisconsin
the former home Of Mrs. Raymore, where
they plan to spend n year Mrs Maggie
Woodward and Miss Martha pcrlcy ac-
corpnied them to Swan,oN ana visited
Mrs. W. s. Judd
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NEWPORT

A case in which unusual interest was
shown was tried in municipal court be-
fore Judge Cushman in which G. D.
Pratt sought to recover costs for deer
which he claims to have shot in Barton
during the open season The circum-
stances which led up to the suit came
from the fact that Mr. Pratt and W. F.
Rowland went hunting and were each
successful in securing deer. Pratt after
dressing the animals came to his home
in Newport and left the deer in charge
of Rowland who was to ship them home
Rowland tagged the two deer and ship
ped them In his name. After the deer
had been LEFT IT the depot a short time
T.. ", Barron OF Barton served ar at
tachmcnt on them. Pratt Immediately
made his claim and was offered
the smaller deer which he re-
fused, Barron would not give him
the larger one and a suit followed Tho
case was thoroughly threshed out before
Judge Cushman who found a verdict for
the plaintiff TO recover the value Of the
deer, S.7e. and the costs Of the case
The defendant filed exceptions and the
case Will appear at Supreme Court
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Wo1.COTT.

A quiet wedding was solemnized by the
Rev. James II. Wills at the Methodist
parsonage Nov. 10 at two y. M Tho
contracting parties were Homer O. Fish
err and Emeline T. Carr.
Ten men left town the first OF the
week for jay 70 work on n lumber lob
for Cdall r. Doolin Of this place. who
have n large contract thcre.-H II.
Parker has bought Of Mrs John San
born tho house he has been living in for
the last seven wears. The infant son Of
John Jones is i'll OF pneumonia.-W Z
Foss of Champion, y. H.. has decided
to remain here on his farm. his tenant
Walter Horsford having moved to the
villHge.-Harry Smith of Charlotte and
Miss Irene Powell OF this place were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride Nov 10 and went to Charlotte
where they vii, make their home-W.l-
lism Demerrltt has bought of his step
son. j.. j. Harris his house ncar the
Sah'ns mill.-Mrs. Elias Alhee was taken
seriously i'll Sunday, but is better at this
ViitlnC.-Nrs. Elias Richardson was
taken to the Holden hospital IN Hard
wick i'll with typhoid fever.--A new dy-
nano has been installed at the electric
light plant
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LANOILLG COUNTY
MORpISVM,I.E.

Mrs. Harvey Whtcomb of West sum
mer7lle, Mass arrived hero Friday
evening on account Of the illness OF her
father ". r. Eaton.-Robert Hardy us
returned from trip to New York and
Amherst, Mass. s. Dutton has re-
turned from Burlington and will make
HIS home this winter with his daughter
Miss Cora Dutton.-Thc dedication of the
now q. a. r. hall will occur Saturday
evening, Nov. 20. The G. a. r.. w. r.
G. and their wives are invited to be
present.-T'ho play "Union Depot" under
tho auspices of Lamoille Lodge, y. r.. ..
T., will be presented Friday evening
Nov. 10 at the town hall.-Mrs. A. A.
Niles Went 70 Montpelier Saturday to
remain a weeS with her daughter, Mrs.
A W. Spau,ding-Miss Esther Bacon
rcturned to North Hero Saturday.-Ray
Barnes OF bakersfield, who has visited
his sisters Mrs. ], A. Bundy anG Mrs.
W. +. knight. returned home saturday.
Mrs. George Collier returned to Hart
ford. Conn, Saturday accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. J. !. Burdick. -kveritt
and Glover Gould passed Saturday and
Sunday in Hardwok Miss Anna Lind
bury went to Worcester Mass, Saturday
for a stay OF two weeks. Miss Carrie
Powers returned from Boston saturday.
a. j. Boynton OF Eutland visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Boynton.
Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Ann Gray
OF Cambridge Is visiting her son, Thomas
Gray.-Mr. and Mrs y. +. Rogers, who
have been with their children in Port
land. Oregon. since March, arrived here
Saturday and are guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rassetf.
The water ana lisht commissioners had
"A meeting SATURDAY. evening The land
damage for the proposed line for trans
mission of power for tine Mount Mansfield
electric road has been practically settled.
and II NJ. Mcintosh Of burlington came
Monday to make the survey and stake
out the line-Mrs Emma Isham returned
from Lancaster y. H.. saturday evening.
Miss Sarah Baker has Completed her fall
term of school in greensboro and came
homo saturday evening for short vaca-
ton Miss Baker viii have charge of the
same school the coming wn'er.-Clinton
Ellis is i'll with typhoid feNer.-Mrs.
Frank j. Angel left Monday for Roches-
ter. y. Y.-William Lawrence. for several
weeks the guest Of Mr.. and MIS-. W. j.
Churchill, returned to Bristol. Conn,
Mondav.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Stafford of
Cambridge are Sues'S io' " 'l'S ul MI
md Mrs Clayton Corncll-Peter GcraW
wont Nonday to Lisbon, n. H.. where he
has employment,-Mis Hattie Scrbner
passed Sunday at her home in Johnson.
c. S. Lewis of Eden was here until late
Monday evening looking for one ii. A.
Farrnnd, who claims Lyn1onvile as his
home, end his team, which Farrand Dor
rowed to drive to Morrsville but failed TO
return The horse was found at a. c. Be-
dells livery stables, where Farrand had
left It after attempting to sell it and find
ing he was arousng suspicion. The buggy
had been sold but was recovered the robe
was not to be found. Farrand had
skipped out,-Mrs. George l.. Bates re-
turned from st, Johnsbury Monday even
ing.--Mrs. Ora Leonard OF burlington Is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o, l.. Woods
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FAIRFAX.

Edison ford Of South Hero was the
guest Of his sister, Miss Mary Cford.
last week.-Miss Oryillie Pierce Of Dan
vile. y Y, IS visiting in town.-There
will he a concert at Fellows Falls
Academy assembly hall Wednesday even
ing, Novemher IT, for the benefit of the
Ladies lmpro' ement socicty.-Miss Eena
Vincent of Burlington visited Mrs.
Palmyra ballard last week.. l.. Smith
closed his creamery IN the village
November A. lie will take what cream
there is to hiy factory ut Melborn
Thomas was brought before Justice l..
b. Hunt Thursday. November H. for
breach of the peace in striking James
Goodall and was fined $22.3i-The farmers
win finish all Of their blowing this fall
II this weather holds good this week
MI and Mrs. T. NJ. Ballard spent Satur-
day in st. Aibans.-H Y. McNall and
family have moved into their house in
this village.
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DERBY.

Harold Johnson died Friday morning.
having been sick several weeks with ty-
phoid fever. He was the only child of
Ashley Johnson. who has rented OK
Governor CIRCUITS farm here. He leaves n
"ite and two children. Funeral services
were held at the house Sunday afternoon
Rev. j. NJ. Anderson OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church officiating In
torment in the Derby cemetery
L c. Hay has been very III for a
week. pneumonia has been feared.-Mrs
c. X Bates expects to return to New
York this week for the winter.-E A.
Allbee has sold all his interest in the
shop and home and expects soon to
move his family West--B f. Butterneld
Inns rented the Allbee shop, which he
bought at auction, to parties from Der
by Line, who have commenced work in
the same lines rs before, employing more
workmcn.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Thomas O'Brien Of Windsor. Mass,
stopped with Thomas Bassctt a week on
his way to Independence, Oregon
Charles Ladeau and wife Of burlington
were guests nj the Waysde farm Sun
day.-Professor Brock of the Normal at
tended the football game between Hnr-
Nard ana Dartmouth last Saturday The
Rev. F. A. Wells preached at Brookf,eld
First Congregational Church last Sunday
afternoon.-Pfincipa c. II Morrill, assist
ed in teachers meeting IN Wilmington
last wceK.-Dr. Holbrook Of Woodstock
has been called to see Luke Parish and
Mr.. Paris appears better.-Judge Parish,
who has been hero about two weeks with
his brother. started for is home in Wis.
consin last Friday.-Cards have been is-
sued announcing the marriage of Thoman
}. Adams and Mrs. Nora Bridge spauld
ing at Woodstock last week.
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GRANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stevens OF Middle
town. Conn, are visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. {. G.. Stovcns.-The an
hual ban Of the local firemen will be
heid thanksgiving evening In Dubois 4
Gays hall-E. i. NanOrman has movct
10 Mortified, whore he will reside Will
MS brother. j.. b. Vanoiman.-Arthur r
Osha Is working for G. f.. Dyke.
Dr. ana Mrs. Harry G. Beekman lefl
Monday for New York and Uniontown,
Pa, where they will spend the winter.
Eel Brothers ore rcmOdeling their store.
Miss Margaret Hudson returned Mon
dayr from Barre, where she had been
visiting friends the past few days-A
wooden covering Is being constructed
over the concrete reservoir and n new
house for the engine is also being built
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WATERBURY,.

judge +. w. Huntley. whose SEVENTEEN
birthday occurred Thursday. received a
genuine surprise at the Masonic lodge
room Wednesday Nov. 10. In attendance
upon chapter meeting he was asked to
so to the door to see If the candidates
We're in waiting. In the ante-room We're
found numerous friends or the Eastern
Star and Rebekah lodges who had taken
tho matter in hand and succeeded In
giving a most pleasant evening After
Il social time, fine musical program was
rendered followed by an appropriate
speech by the Hon. c. c. Graves pre-
senting to Mr., Huntley watch charm,
emblematic of the Masonic and ODD
Fellows degrees. The recipient responded.
Eber W. Huntlcy was born In Duxbury,
November II. 1879, lie was educated In
the public schools and Peoples Academy
ut Morrisville. lie has been very
prominent in the life OF the town, Dux-
bury serving now as town clerk and
treasurer on his SSth year. lie
represented his town in the Legislature
of 1852 Served four years as assistant
Judge Of Washington county and 10 at
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GEORGIA.

There was q good attendance at the
cottage prayer meeting held at the homes
of ia Newton and Charles Harris Mon
day and Tuesday evenincs.-The Ladies
Aid Society NIT ut the home Of the
Rev. and Mrs. McDougall Wednesday,
Dinner was served and n social was
held in the evcninS-The Fisk Jubilee
singers will give a concert NJ the town
han this evening under tho aus
pieces Of the Congregational society
Schools in town closed Friday for jhc
ThanlspiNing vacation.-Panner Grange
will meet Friday evening at the town
hall
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

r. w. Newcomb of the Vermont Bible
society has completed canvass of the
town, he finds the total population to be
1874 the Catholic population GG3. non
Catholic or Protestant 1906. Between 30
and co per cent. OF the Protestant popu-
ation are church attendants. Crank
L4mUra and Fred PudVah have gone 10
Massachusetts where they expect to OH
tain work.-Hermas, the l5-ycar-od son
of B. f. Duval who has been III with a
Very severe attack of glossitis. is con-
Edcrod to be out Of danger.-Col. H. n
brigham OF bakersfield was In town last
week and settled the recent loss by ire to
tic lnMelrN stock Of IL 9 Nnum---
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BENSON.

DR.. Newton read one Of Lyman AS-
bolts sermons at the Congregational
chapel Sunday morning and next Sun
day the Congregational people will Join
with the Methodist people in Thanksgv-
ing services and DR.. Washburne, the
Methodist pastor. will preach. Mrs.
Nashburne and son have gone to Rupert
for a few days. to Tisit.--The Rev. Dr.
Washburne will preach at Bangall school
house Sunday afternoon, November y,
and at the Temple November cS.-R. r.
Walker is opening a slate quarry on his
farm north of this village. The indica-
tons are that he has excellent black slate
thore.-Catle buyers find cattle very
scarce here this fall as so many were
bought up last fall. Beef is a little cheap
err than 1t has been. round steak selling
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Mrs. Louis Archambault and children left
Tuesday for East Fairfield. where Mr..
Archambault has engaged in business
Mrs. Nelson Banner went to Burlington
Tuesday. Her husband Is still In the
Mary Fletcher hospital-Mrs A. w.
stone was in Burlington Tuesday.-Miss
Mary Shaw of Waterbury and sister, Mrs.
Charles IIarwood of Barton. are visiting
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Shcrwin.- Mrs. John Belts died Monday
after long illness.--A. Il. Munson was
in Burlington Tuesday.--W. G. McClin-
took went to Lyndonvile Tuesday.--G. Il.
Smith was In Hardwick and Greensboro
Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs S. =. Welch re-
turned to Groton Tuesday after several
days visit with their sister, Mrs. T.. A.
Alton
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs, f. j. Bacon LETT Saturday
for Fort wayne. Ind. where they will
begin % weeks engagement with the
western circuit-Floyd Bump is i'll with
typhoid feVcr.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William LRrock November
l5,-The Woman's Auxiliary met with
Mrs. G. II. Bump Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Lewis has gone TO the
Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington.
whore she will undergo an operation.-
schools closed Friday for a two weeks
vacation Frank TYLER, who has been
very low with typhoid fever Is improving.
Caleb Rogers died November 10 at ths
home " his nephew, Lewis Bump, after
a lingering illness Of cancer, The funera,
was held from the home Tuesday after
noon the Rev c. h. Carpenter officiating.
lnterment in Forestdale.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Benton rckford OF Hartford, Conn,
visited his sister, Mrs. a. T.. Derby last
week.-Mrs.. C.. T.. ThaYer and Miss NJ
Il. EvinS are passing the week with
friends In Richford.-Thc village schools
closed Friday for a two weeks vacation
Miss Williams went to her home In
Corinth Saturday and viii return FOR the
winter term, which begins Tuesday
November 0--lee Derby of Sutton june
ton, Que. visited his parents this week
Miss Gladys Diamond. who is teaching
NJ Montgomery, is passing two weeks
vacation at her home here.-There will
he promenade in Forcsters hall Friday
evening.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Robert Anderson has bought back his
home farm lately sold to Mr.. Austin
Phineas Anterior is running a creamery
in Charleston.-Mrs. Robert Patterson of
Somerville Mass, was in town last week
to attend the burial Of Mrs Hazel Will
l!nms.-Leonard Harry Daniels has sold
TO Mr. Mayburn the farm known as the
Simon Robbins farm.-Mr. and Mrs y. r.
williams were business visitors in Barre
the frst Of this week.--R. c. Moody is
quite III Mt his home in this village
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PROFESSIONALLY.

The Rev, II. c. Howard and wife OF
Lyndonville are visiting here. lie was
pastor for eight years Of tho Second Con-
gregational Church in this place-Miss
Fannie Read, who spent several weeks at
NJ :. HaWley's, has returned to Fairfax.
Mrs II. f.. Harmed and Miss Scanned
spent saturday in Burlington.-Wilie
IIawley Is visiting in Georgia and st. AL
bans.-AIrs Sarah Smith OF Swanton Is
at Or. Bean's.--Mrs. j. W. Raymore of
Cambridge spent the past week at A. j.
Thomas SCHOOLS about town will close
Friday for a short vacation.
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MONTGOMERY

The Rev. j. r. Baxendale was in Wat
crhury last week to attend the STATE
convention OF the EpWorth League
Mrs, Addie rupper Of Swanton is visit
ing hor sister. Mrs. Edward Pratt
schools closed last lriday.-Honry
Kingsley died Friday from the effects
Of a shock, aged about ca years. The
funeral was held from his late home on
Tuesday. the Rev. G. J. Peterson Of East
Berkshire officiating, lie leaves n
brother. A. r. Kings of this town,
and another brother l. % West. Her
bert Wilbur Of Norwood, n. j.. was
here to attend the funeral of Henry
Kingsley.-Mrs. NJ. j. Barney of Swan
ton is visiting relatives in town.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Harmon Covey of Triton, y. H.,
is visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs
V. NJ Parker.-Mark and Wallace Warner
of Westfield are in town-Mrs Harmon
Allen Is home from the State insane
asylum at Waterbury. where she has
been for the past two years.. II,
Silsby OF Hartford. Conn, Is in town
for a few weeks looking after his lumber
business.-Mrs. Mary Cello is In Aver,
Mass-Jay Murphy OF Somerville. Mass,
Is In town.-Miss Lena Murphy OF
Brighton, Mass. is with her father,
Charles Murphy.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goddard returned
Friday from Bellows Falls and Wells
River where they have been spending
some weeks with relatives.--John Namil-
ton Of New York is the guest Of his sis
ter Mrs. Joseph Goddard.-Afss Minnie
Gilnin Is this week at Barton with her
brother. editor Gilpin. Later she will
visit hcr sister. Mrs. Max NJ Miller In
Mount Vernon, n. Y.--Mss Lille
Trumpass goes to Woodsvillc, n. H..
soon TO spend . few days with her broth
er, Robert Trumpass and from there
goes to Southern Pines, n c.. TO spend
the winter.
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SWA.'NTON

While considerably under the influence
OF liquor Il. II. Stearns fell from wagon
on Grand avenue Sunday evening and
lay there until Deputy Sheriff Fleury
came along and gathered him in. When
sober Stearns discovered a couple Of his
ribs Lad been fractured by his tumble.
tie mad hearing for intoxication Mon
day forenoon before Judge Post of St.
Adams. The usual fine was omitted upon
6tearns signing the pledge with the under
standing that he is 10 keep sober for n
Sear,-Airs. d. L. Booth will spend the
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Everett For'ythe has been transferred
from the custom office work at this port
to Derby Linz, and will begin his duties
there December |. For the present his
family viii continue to reside here.
Madison Bishee of Newport will take
his place at this office-Will Oliver has
moved his family here from st. Adams
and goes to housekeeping in the tene-
ment over the Dodge store.--Arthur b.
Chase and wife have moved here from
Stoughton. Macs, and taken possession
OF the farm purchased of Jasper Horner
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FLETCHER.

Nl''. Clara Carpenter IS III W,,A ricH-
l."'Isn. james Carey moved his family
.nohuay INTO John Brush's tenement II
T. handlers is repairing his house.-H A.
'"cKson or Watervlle was In town Mon
uus '-Mr' and Mrs d. s. Gillian and
opnas Carpenter started Wednesday for
noS'on' where Mr.. Carpenter will spend
uae WH'tof with his daughter, Mrs. Jen-
.' s'-peforest Robinson and fam
" Npont Sunday In CamhridYn
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. w, Mead OF North Underhill was
in town Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Dor
oughty have moved into the MORGAN
tenement. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hask-
ms OF Morrisvlle are working at l.. c.
Wells s.-Mr. and Mrs II. n. Gray took
an automobile trip to Burlington Monday
and Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. S. NJ. SAT-
ford went to Morrisville Monday.
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EDEN.

ADDISON Woot is reported very sick
julie Knowles and wife have gone to AL
hany to visit their son.-Nearly all
schools closed last Friday for short
vacation.-Josie Mudgett. who has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs. II. W.
Emery, returned to her homo in North
Hyde Park Tuesday The Grange mem
bers are anticipating a trip to johnson
Thursday to visit the Grange in that
place. Allison Rogers and wife. who have
spent the summer in the West with their
children, are in Morrisvlle -Asbestor IS
being shipped in a large quantity from
the Tucker mines.-Thc wedding Of Grace
Lamphcre and Frank Chase. both Of
Eden has been announced to take place
Thanksgiving day next.-Thc new officers
Of the Dorcas society are: President,
Eta Whittemore: vice-presideat, Nora
Baker; secretary. Ef1e Whittcmore:
treasurer, Elsie Kinds
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BEAVER

Miss Sarah Leach returned Friday TO
Lynn Mass, to resume work in a hos
rital-Arthur Daniels has moved from
East Georgia to NJ. b, Straits farm
tenement and vii! work for Albert Pat
terson.-Mrs. r. S. Austin ard children
left for their new home in Randolph
Thursday.-Cyrus Leach has work in
BOSTON on tie elevated railrnal
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cral friends OF Mrs Mary Morse were
entertained at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Josie Leach, Friday afternoon In
honor ~ Mrs. Morse's birthdsv-Nies
Reba Gray was in Burlington Wednes-
day.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Mable are
soon to occupy the Bedor house recently
purchased by X. Mable.--Mrs. Marie
Curtis of Jacksonville is at Mrs. W. NJ
Smith's.-Mrs, II. waite had the misfor-
tune to break her colar-bonc by falling
on the steps last week