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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
DANGEROUS STRUCTURES FOR
LODGING HOUSES DOOMED
By CHARLES A. DAY

OF


of build
The George hotel relic of the old rushed days
with
buildings erected later have received AS the ST. George
we'll only
life safe building the kind
supervisors pass ordinance making impossible
these lodging houses OF all
shacks will May 10 of until that
hmy of lives
The St George did of conform the laws they
regulation
board of public works today
OF all the lodging houses the like
George report recommend
be made unlawful conduct traps any
longer lodging
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ARREsrEp FoR ArTEMpr

ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPT TO RoB-Ross
W. Moore. marine fireman. was booked at the
city prison yesterday on a charge Of attempt
to rob. He was identified by II. kagikawa as the
man with a revolver who tried to force him
into a rear room in the barber shop OF +.
Kunits. CAT Pacific street. Wednesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

sANITARIUM BURNED = Richmond. Va.
April 16.-The Meckienburg hotel resort and
sanitarium at Chase City. valued at 5000 600.
was destroyed by fire today.
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showing how an dn floor o the
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ESSEX CENTER.

The first carload of high yrado Guorn-
sey cattle were shipped from Burlington
Aug. y by G. w. Wilcox & Stubs CO..
of Des Moines, Iowa. They were houph,
Of a. q. Narney and McLqnc of Essay
and consisted Of eight COWS and sly
yearlings, price ranging from $50 10 500
per head. They also bought of Charles
II. Footc, Fairview farm. South bur
lington, eight head from his fine herd
of registered stock.-Theodorc Droran
Of Brockton, Mass, s, Carroll of New
York city, Mr.. and Mrs Gctchcu oc
Washington, II. c., are guests at Nj
View Ilouse.-Iiiftoon from Nestforl
were pleasantly entertained Aug. Il nt
Mountain View in honor Of capt and
Mrs George Lewis
J. !. Nichols has bought tho Randall
farm.-Mrs. l.. J. BiXhv and daughter
Lillian, nre visiting In Montpolier-C. II.
Weed, superintendent Of tho Central
Telephone company, Is in Grand Isle
this week on business Alon2o \irsloy
and daughter. Bernicc. have returned
from Lowell Mrs. Ernest Doty Of Wood
bury Is visiting Mrs. G. A. Holov-NIrg
c. w. Rice and family are A. Malletts
bay camping. Mrs. Blodgett Is visiting
In Johnson.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. e. II. Patterson has gone to Bur-
nngton.-Mrs. G. a. Gardyne is NJ North
Troy, called there by the serious Illness
Of her father.DCol. l., G. I.eavens of
Richford and Richard Smith of West
Enosburgh were In town last Thursday
Miss Downing Of Boston Is visiting Mrs.
I. G. Bent.--Nrs ]. g. Weld OF Washing
ton. u. C., Is at home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rowlov, for an OK
tended v.sit-W. ]. Wright IS building
n two-storr veronda IN front ~ his store
a. a. Leppcr has tho contract Peter
stone, n former resident o' this pln &C.
died Mt East Burke Monday II.
Marcy spent part Of last wcok Al Water
Vile. accompanied by David Marcy
w. Brndy and daughter, Miss Ada. were
IN johnson the first OF -his week Mr..
and Mrs. William Stiles Of Now York
city were IN town this wcelt-The Rcv.
c. p England. rector Of the Baptist
church at Abbotts, QUE. will preach at
the Baptist Church Sunday morning and
evening. He will also speal; IN the chapel
Mt Hectorville In tho afternoon. He
comes hero as a candidate for tho pas
forate OF the Baptist Church
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HUNTINGDON.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Clark al the homo of y. T. Shcr-
man Saturday. Tho next meeting OF
the Kings Daughters will be hold with
Mrs. Noble KENYON Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Ring of Morrisvile were at John
Cutters over Sunday.-I s Sweet has
resumed his clerkship In Ellss store af-
ter a weeks Notwithstanding Matthew
will sell his household goods ureparatory
to going West to reside. Mr. and Mrs
Harrison Granger. who have been with
Mrs. =. A. Gorton the uast week. went
10 Milton Tuesday Mrs Erred Cain
and sister We're guests of Grace Martin
over Sunday.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. r. McKenzio have 20
turned TO New York city after visiting
Mrs. a. j. Crandall. NJ J. Bresnahau
has returned to New York city after Wis
Ting A. J. Crandall Miss p. +. Rcd
mond and Mrs. ]. T. Mckenzie of Hrr-
lington are visiting Mrs. A. J. Crandan
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Idle and two chill
dren Of st. Johnsbury are guests OF Mrs.
Flora Rouse.-Ahs. A. = Pond has re-
turned To Bullugtnn.-Mrs. 4. Carpen-
tor If EnoshurEh Falls has been visiting
her brother Fred Oviatt. the past week
Miss Pauline perev spent few DAYS
IN Richforl 'hc past week.-Mrs.. r. NJ
Carpenter If Euosburgh Falls and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Eddy Of New Haven
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Smith
part Of last week.. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Pond. Miss Sadie Pond and Mrs Fanny
Ryan were iu Montreal TWO days last
Week.-The Rev Mr.. Walsh of England
is visiting LIS brothers, Edward and Bert
Walsh.-M and Mrs H. f. Combs and
Mrs T.. l.. Washhurn have returned from
silver Lake. where they were in camp
for 10 days.-The Woman's Auxiliary
met with Mrs. Milan Coffin Wednesday
afternoon. The Rev. Munsel Hurlhurt
ana son Of Batavia Ill.,. have been visit
ing relatives in this place.--A son was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Metevier.-Nfiss Simpson Of Burlington
was at r. Demar's over Sunday
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have been for tho past two weeks owing
TO the serious condition Of their son.
Kenneth G. Taggart.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Bradley, daughter and two sons
and Miss Maud Frances. who were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. e Harris
few days last week. returned to Burllng-
ton Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lydia Ais
went to North HYDE Park Monday for
few weeks visit with relatives. Mrs
Chester Smith has gone to Shafts
bury to visit her nephew, William Pal
mcr.-Mrs Benjamin Carpenter and two
sons of Colchester. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Beers Thursday.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Carpenter and infant Of
Cast Attlchoro, Mass, who have been
with their relatives In town for month.
have returned home.--Mrs. Arthur
Stearns and two children have returned
from ST. Adams. where she has been viz
Jung her parents.-Mrs. Mcintyre and
three children who have been staying the
past three months at ID. q. Foote'S. left
saturday for Vergenncs. -Egbert Peck OF
Woodland, Ind, is the guest of Mrs
Lucy Jackman and other relatives here -
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland and two
children Of Essex and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b. Nmha0 and infant OF Wcstford. have
returned home after visiting relatives
here.-Mrs. Vienna Read and Martin Carr
OF Addison, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Brayton Clarke, have return ed
homc.-The missionary meeting was
held Wednesday afternoon Mt Mrs. Phoe-
be Ero's.-Mrs. a. A. Arthur of Marsh
Nold, Mass. was 4 guest Of Miss Sarah
Wooster recently.-Mlss Ethel Kicker and
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RICHMOND.

DR.. Carter of New York city is visiting
at the home of Mrs. A. j. Hill.-A. T.
Stevens and family returned Tuesday
from an automobile trip to Brattleboro.-
Miss Lottie Narney, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. W. Berry, for
the past two weeks, is in burlington FOR
a few DAYS stay before returning to her
home in Starl5s boro.- Beatrice Bost =
wick Of Dorchester. Mass. ia the guest
of Mrs J. T.. Cunningham at the home
Of her father, Michael Murphy.-The
Misses Eva Berry, Della Mahoney and
Mary Iurtel returned Tuesday from
Nontpeller, where they have been
visiting friends for several days.
Mrs y. +, Tobin and daugh-
ter of Waterbury are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lucia.-Frank Langley
OF New York city is the guest OF his par
ents. at the homo Of Mrs. 7. II. Goodwin.
Mrs. II. L. Tenney and children of
Kcene. y. H.. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c, Conant for the
past ten days returned to their home
Monday.
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. Mr. Chambers has returned
from Berlln,-The Baptist Young Peoples
Union will serve ice cream on the church
lawn Friday evening. Miss Gordon of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is the guest OF Miss
Anna Partridge-Mrs. Curtis of Merl-
den, Conn, is visiting nj G. II. Cobb's.-
Hugh S. Smith. son Of Mr., and Mrs.
=. -. Smith of this town. was married
to Miss Gena T. Chaplin OF Bristol last
Wednesday, They will be at home at the
Loretto In Washington, -. G.. after o.
tober Mrs. Frank Hathaway of Bur-
lington Is visiting at her fathers. c. O..
Tarnsworth's Miss Mabel Ruggles Is
visiting IN Burlington Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Smith and daughter Florence at
tended tho wedding OF their son. Hugh
Smith in Bristol last wrok.-Mr. and Mrs.
watkins and son Of South Dakota are
visiting at the home ~ Mrs. s. C. Bates
Ray Bates IS home for few days
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

y. Frank Trombley, the youthful bur-
glar. who twice has robbed c. r. Tru-
deau's grocery store. ard who has been
under observation at the State hospital
as to his sanity. pleaded guilty before
the city court, 70 an information filed
against him by States Attorney Johnson
charging burglary. At the request Of
counsel. sentence was suspended and the
probation officer was directed to make
fun and complete Investigation OF tho
case. Joseph Dillon OF Brooklyn. who at
tempted to escape from custody. while
In county jail, was remanded to fail In
default OF 500 bonds for appearance at
the September term OF Franklin county
court
The city council has closed a contract
with the American Sewer Pipe company
OF Philadelphia. amounting to &1z.65s 81
for pipe for the new trunk line sewer
Shipments will be begun at once and II
Is expected that the work OF laying the
sewer Will also he taken up at an early
day.
A preliminary hearing In the cases Of
State W. Arthur and Charles Skinner,
charged with breaking into and robb,ng
the home Of James O'Connell OF lower
Newton street. was held Tuesday be-
fore Judge Post In city court There was
no defense and the respondents were
each put under $500 bonds for appear-
ance at the September term OF Franklin
county court.
The First Cniversalist Church Of this
city will have as Its new pastor. the Rev.
w. II. Dearborn. d. D.. OF Boston. who
supplied the pulpit during July. DR..
Dearborn is an eloquent. forceful preach
or who has held many important pastor
atcs In large places.
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and we'll wishers. william Hanna pro-
sided. and the Rev. Eaglcson. g. D., on
behalf Of the members Of the congrega-
ton, presented Mr.. Gordon with a beautl-
full clock and Mrs Gordon with n hand
some silver fruit dish and sugar bowl and
In fitting term vocng tho regret Of Tho
people of Franklin at the departure Of
MIR and Mrs. Gordon and family from
their midst. The Rev. r. Roy OF Orms-
town. former pastor also spoke n few
words culogstic of Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
and their most cstimabc family, and
wished them success and happiness in
their new homo. South burlington, VT
| The homestead has been IN the Gordon
family for over 100 years and their re-
movnl from this section is regretted by
al where they were so well-known for
their genial manner and hospitality"
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the season was the sociablc at E. r.
Slocum's Saturday evening when 20 peo-
pie gathered to listen 10 readings and
Rotations by Mrs. Margaret Y. ITesse
oil of which she so admirably presented
that il is hard to name any one selection
MS best. but her rendition Of Longfclluv~s
"tTiawatha." was especially fine There
were piano selections by the Misses Flor
ence Caswoll and Lcfa Nay and singing
by members Of tho Sholburne Grange
Cake and ice e. m wero served. Tho
collection amounted to SO 20 which was
presented to tho Rev. G.. l.. Story after
paying Mrs. Hcssc a small fec.-Mrs.
Hcgamyer and daughter arc guests Of hor
uncle. ! r. Bromley.-Mr and Mrs T.
w Butler returned Tuesday from High
gate. whore they passed few days with
relativcs.-C. n. steele is at Island Pond
10 see his niece, who is in poor health
Mrs. Minerva Hofflon Of Burlington is in
town. visiting frends.--The public schools
will open Monday. August 80 for tho fall
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mr., and Mrs. G.. Y. Smith of Fort
Worth, Texas. visited relatives and
friends In this vicinity recently Mrs.
Frank r. Wilder and little daughter are
visiting relatives in Westheld, Mass. for
n month.-Mrs. W. S. Beals fell recent
Is and broke one bone IN her left ARM
A daughter was recently born to Mr. and
Eddie Rushey.-Ralph H. Jennison Of
Chicago is spending a week with his
mother Mrs. y. +. Jennison.-Nf!ss
Helena Parker of New Rochelle n. v,
and Harry Hammond OF Chicago were
guests at the home of Mrs. y. f. Jenni-
son Tuesdav.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Hartley
Rosenstock and little daughter. Jeanette.
v!sitcd his aunt. Mrs. 4. X. Honsinger q
part of last week. Mr.. Roscnstock is
trainmastcr Of the PENNSYLVANIA division
e the y. & II. with headquarters at
Caraondalc. Penn, and had not visited
Mis- native state for Il ycars-W. r. Don
nldson ~ North Hero visited his sister,
Mrs. \. X IIopsnger. over Sunday.
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H1GHGATE SPRINGS.

w. a. Smith. cashier OF the Orlando.
Fla., state bank. who has been tho
guest Of HIS sister, Mrs. J.. p. Thayer,
mas returned home.--Fritz Jackson o'
Barre II 10 build a bungalow just north
OF the cottage OF r. o. Shattuck OF Bur
lington on land owned by +. a. Plat 80
The Rev. NJ. MctzEcr of the l'cthcuy
Church Mt Randolph and family are the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. T.. o. Blanchard.
Mrs. y. l." Boydcn and family OF Ran
dolph Center were called home Friday
by the Illness of Mr.. Boydcn.-The sca-
son ut Camp Randolph Will end to-
day when the company boarding mouse
closes after very successful season.
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WILI,IsToN.

Albert Bliss was severely injured at
the North Wiliston crossing last week
Wednesday. He was on his way homo
with load Of grain. ana after waiting
FOR freight train on the siding to pass.
he attempted TO cross and was struck
ny the White Mountain flyer on the
opposite track. Tho wagon was demol-
ishod and Mr.. Bliss was brown a dis
lance Of a feet fracturng three ribs.
The horses ran away. but We're caught
uniniured.- Mrs. Willard Crane Miss
Lizzie Baldwin of Burlington. Miss En-
ma Tiurrcll Of Taunton Mass. and Mrs
w s. Roberts Of stamford. Conn. were
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Arms last
Weolt.-Mr. and Mrs. II. s. johnson
spent Thursday ana Friday In Hines
hurgh.-Mrs. W. II. Metcalf Amy Met
calf, orilla Burnett. Chittenden and
Tracy clark are attending the camp
meeting Mt Spring Grove.-Mrs. Edith
Slayton returned to san Francisco. Cal.
FridaY.-Mss Marjorie Perry returned to
burlington sunday after visiting Martha
Millcr.-Nr and Mrs Jesse Burton of
darlington We're guests at G. +. John
sons last week.-.Iesse Place was taken
to the Waterbury retreat Friday.-Mr
and Mrs Stanley Brownell were guests
IF Mrs. Carrie Morrill, Sunday.-Guests
sunday at Lake lroquols We're Florence
Srllivau and Marjorie Perry of BUR
llngton. Messrs Morris and Alan Ames
Lawrence Miller OF Burlington Mr. and
Mrs. George Irish Of North Williston.-
The Misses Ruby and Linda .Ten-
cite went Monday for a two weeks
stay in New York State.-Mrs G. s.
Miller and Mrs Richold of Burlinrton
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COLCHESTER.

MISS clara Tohev OF Burlington IS visit
ing Mrs Frank lughton.-Miss Helen
Lyon returned from Barton Friday whore
she has been 20 attend the wedding OF
Miss Ervie Austin. which took place at
her home Wednesday. August l1.-Thomas
cook and family from Massachusetts arc
visiting friends and relatives In town
Mrs. William Severance. who has been
quite H. IS slowly convalesclng Miss
Pamela Smith returned to M'ddlehury
SaturdaY.-E. s. Wright and NJ ].
Crowley are I'm New York.-Mrs. r. j.
Wolcott of Essex Junction is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Wright left Mon
day night for their home In Michigan
Tlo schnnlS VIII re-onon August 90.
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Camp meeting proper opened at River
side camp with service OF praise and
prayer Saturday evening. the last exer-
else OF Bible study week being tho
musicale Saturday afternoon which WAS
n great success. Bontires and popping
corn each evening and the corn roast
Saturday evening have kept all hearts
young. Many fine catches of fsh In
Guiding bass and land locked salmon
havo kept interest alive in that branch
Of sports. Sundays services began with
lovefenst at go followed by preach
ing by the Rev. W. !. Ward at 1920. The
Rev. William Shaw preached Mt two
o'clock and C. s. Nutter. D. D.. at seven.
There will be three services each day
this week except Saturday when there
will be only a closing service Mt $50. Ths
Woman's Home Missionary society will
hold its service to-day at ten o'clock
with Miss Josephine slocum. deaconess
OF Barre, as speaker. The Foreign Mis-
sionary society will have Its anniversary
Friday ut ten with the Rev. p. O,
Campbell, a returned missionary from
South America, as speaker.-Mrs. c. s.
Nuttcr was q guest OF Miss Belle C. Stone
a few days last Week.-Mrs. Irene Snend
ten DAYS vacation with her aunt. Mrs,
A. J. Darrah. Miss Marjorie Davis ac-
coupanied her on a visit to Wakefield,
Mnss-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eddy have
returned to their home in New Haven
oftor a visit Of about two weeks with
Mrs. Eddy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y. NJ,
Carpenter. Mrs. Eddy's sister, Miss
Helena Carpenter. accompanied them for
short visit.-Mrs. Lydia Howett Of
Richford has been visiting Mrs, d. r.
Carey.-C. J.. Armstrong visited In Rur-
l,nRton Friday.-E. II. vancor OF Nor
r,sy,Ile was a guest In town Saturday.
f. j. Best and family have returned
from their vacation passed At Elk Creek.
n. Y. As supervisor OF this district, Mr..
Best will conduct examinations for
teachers here Thursday and Friday.
students intending to enter any Of the
normal schools Of the State may take
their examination at the same time
George T. Hendrick OF Utica, N. r. 10
passing a few days with his father. Ly-
man Hendrick Myra Cleveland.
who has been In Burlington for two
weeks, returned here Mondny.-H. z.
Lewis of Troy was guest Of C, II.
stctson Monday,-Miss N. J. Darling OF
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snturday.-Mrs. r. g. 1sham has re-
turned from few weeks at Nantucket.
walter Brush who went with Mr.. pr,n-
Ole OF Charlotte on n botanizinR expedi-
uon, Is now In Mexico City.--M,ss Clara
Bean has gone TO bingham, Mass. TO
visit her sister
e. f.. OXFORD has finished his work
as superintendent at the pulp mill and
MT Belden has been appointed super.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pease, who had been
the guest OF Mrs o. II. rfewey, returned
10 her home in Swanton Monday
evening She was accomps MED nv
Mrs. James Calvin. who will spend A
few days with her.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
y. Dutton OF Atlanta. Ga, are visit
Ing Mrs. buttons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs f. NJ. Kennedy.---Dr. and Mrs. w.
il. Davis and child,ten returned to
their home in Boston Monday
G. Il. Ryan has n position as day oper-
ator at Northfcld.-Thc Rev. George w.
Burke will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday in exchange with tho
Row. NJ. II. Ryan.-The Rev. Graves of
New York will speak at tho Boro Church
ut o:30 p. m. Sunday.
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SHELBURNE.

Saturday evening as Charles Reed.
accompanied by his wife and child and
two sisters. Mrs. Hurlburt and Miss
Reed Of Albany. were returning from
Burlington. they were run into by an
other tcam, tipping them over and
breaking the carriage and throwing
them all out. Mr.. Reeds collar bone
was broken and the others were Sc
vereiy bruised. The carriage of the
man who ran into them was also
broken.--Two naptha launches owned
by ". II. Dickerman and J. II. Romier
Of Oscawana. N. Y. ran onto reef at
ehelburne Point Saturday. while on
the way to Burlington. breaking thS
rudder They made the repairs and
returned to New York Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Taylor ara the par-
ents Of a daughter. born Monday, Aug
ust 16.-Miss Elizabeth Thorpe is at
tending a house party at the home of
Miss Maud Maconber in Plattsburgh,
y Y.-Miss Elizabeth Smith returned
20 New York Monday after spending
nome weeks with her cousin. Mrs
Sophia Harmon-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Harmon Of Barre spent Sunday
with their mother Mrs. Sophia Har-
mon.-Joel Bartlett has gone to Barre
70 visit his grandson. w. -. Harmon
Mrs. Carrie p White and son. Embree.
spent Sunday at Spring Grove camp
Erounds.--Owen and Forrest Partch
and Ralph Marsett are camping on
Apple Tree Point for a week-Owen
Partch returned Sunday from a week $
visit In Bristol, He was accompanied
ny his cousin. Forrest Iartch.-Miss
Marion stagg has returned to her
nome In Paterson. N j.. after passing
some weeks with her cousin. Mrs.
George Watson.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Hugh Smith and bride Of Washing
ton. II. G.. are guests Of NJ. and Mrs.
stevens at the tBcllc Nue" cottage
The Isle La Motto team was beaten
here August II by the home team by
n score of to o.-Mrs. Chapaleau of
Milton Is visiting in town--E. r..
Fletcher Is enjoying a two weeks va
cation. Merrill puba Ia carrying the
mail during his absence.--Mr and
Mrs. Hill and sister OF johnson are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill
-Addie 1.nrose went TO the hospital
last week for an operation for appen-
dic!t's.-H. h. Keller and family OF
Burlington are visiting his mother,
Mrs. phehe Neeler.
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MILTON.

John y ST. Johns Of Athol, Mass. Is
Nslung his mother. Mrs. p, 8. Johns
Mrs Hattie McNclgh and two children.
VINO have been visiting her mother. Mrs.
charles Lovely, have returned to Ticon-
dcrosa Miss Ellen Wagner Is In RAN
dolph for few days--R. T. Wood Of
FWanion and Arthur Wood of St, Adams,
spent Wednesday and Thursday at y. B.
WOODS. Miss Genevieve Morgan Is VS.
ilng In Cambridge Vincent, butter
maker at the Standard creamery. mas
gone to Jericho and Dennis Holmes 10
now the butter maker.--J. a. Kennedy
J. T.. Wagner and X. ], and c. A. Rod
inson attended the races In BurllnS'o"
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Brasee OF Lam
caster. y. H.. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Stanley a few DAYS last week.
Mrs. Emaline searles. who has been
passing the summer In Jamaica Plain.
Mass. returned home Saturtlay-The
Rev, Lewis Perry OF Aver. Mass. visited
at II. g. Stanley's last week.-Mrs. d. f.
weld Is In camp at Riverside during
camp meeting. Miss Mary Jane Arm
strong IL also there.-Miss Gladys D!a-
mond returned Tuesday from a visit In
Franklin, n. He. D. Phelps and family
returned Monday from a few days in
Montreal-The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs w .E. Diamond Wednesday,
Lee Derby has finished work for G.. F.
Marcy and Is now employed ~ the C. p.
Railway company Among recent visit
ors In town were Dr. s. W. Hammond OF
Rutland. Col. l. C. I>eavens OF Richford
and his nephew. Albert Lcavens. and
wife from Milwaukee,. Wis. and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Benoit OF Lowell Mass
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MILTON PORO.

\ fine rain Monday revived vegetation
and springs. which were low.-There are
~ guests at Camp Watson. George
Morse. the proprietor. gave them straw
ride Friday afternoon and n dance Sat
UrdaY ovoninE.--Ncrnon Williams Of
Richmond arrived at Mrs Fay's Monday
Ms. W. II. Howard and Miss Nellie
Smith # Cambridge were at John
Sheans the first of the week.-Mrs.
George Granger and daughter Of West
Milton. Helen Mahoncy of West
Georgia, Mr., and Mrs. l.. ". Fowler OF
lnderhill were recent guests at John
r-lfnr'e