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CHIT1ENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual Chittenden county Sun
day school convention opened In the
Congregational Church Thursday aft
crnoon. About 90 delegates were pre-
sent The meeting was opened with
devotional services led by the Rev. y.
A. Wood Of tho Baptist Church OF
this place. Then a general discussion
of Tile Forward Movement of Our
County" was taken up. Miss A. H..
Ryinston Of Charlotte spoke instruc-
lively Of the international graded
school lessons for children. Miss Hat
| Gle J.. Curtis of burlington gave n rc-
port of the homo department work
which was followed by an address by
MISC CHAMPION Of St Adams, whose
subject was THE Opportunities and
Rewards Of Homo Department work ."
a report Of the temperance work de-
partncnt was given by Miss Helen
| NJ Willman Of Burlington and was
followed by an eloquent address b.
the Rev. f. u. Penney OF the Baptist
Church. Burlington. who spoke on
Temperance Work AS Related to tho
sunday school"
The evening session was open "a
with a praise service conducted by The
Rev Z. S. Greenleaf Of Iinesburgh
The annual Chittenden county Sunday
school convention closed here Friday
afternoon with the election of the follow
ing officers: President. G. y. Howe Of
Essex Junction; vice-president. Bert
Mills of Essex Junction; secretary, Miss
barbara Clark Of Williston; supcrntond-
eut of home department. work. Miss
Edith NJ Rolch cf Rurlirrton. s,1DeriO-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from FIRST Page,

Point. N. Y. Sunday to attend tho fu-
neral OF George Chase.-Mrs. Margaret
Collamer Of North Harrington has
been tho guest Of relatives here the
past week.--The Rev. I. c. Mackey OF
New Jersey preached in the Advent
Church Sunday as candidate for the
pastorate--The Frary Novelty COM
pany ut Rocky Dale is working nights
to keep mp with orders. The company
employs 25 people. 1s coming from
Essex-Mrs. N. Il. Clifford OF BurlinR.
ton was o guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Hatch Sunday.--R. J. Beaman, who
returned from Milton Sunday, called
home by the illness of his daughter,
went back there Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Sheldon have gone TO
burlington, Randolph and the state
fair-The Misses Bessie and Eta Ca
tie were In vergcnnes over Sunday
is. NJ. Con raised a freak potato this
year that grew through tin can COW
err Tho potato Is the same size each
side. about tho size Of small tea
cup Mrs. Caroline Ray Is spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. y. w Bid
we'll in Monkton--Atlss Lizzie Emo has
gone to North Adams Mass, to enter
been III for several months. IL but lit
tie improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Canton of Bel
| lows Fails are guests Of relatives In town
! MIR. and Mrs. @. w sneien went &c
Iittleton. n. H.. Tuesday for week
visit with their children.--W. A. Law
renee visited Rread Loaf Inn Monday.
WILDER T.. Hanks and Mrs. Amelia Nasl
| were united In marriage by the Rev
| William Mallar at the home Of the bride
Wednesday afternoon, only few intimate
| friends and relatives were present
After the ceremony they were taken t.
| Middlebury by DR.. A, NJ Norton In hi.
| automobile. After short trip they vii
reside here, later they will go 4
California for the winter Mr.. Hanks Il
| we'll known as a successful business man
and the bride is prominent in church ant
| society circles.-Arrs. -. T.. Clifford an,
| Mrs Frank Greenough visited in So,i'f
Bristol and New Haven Mills Tuesday. =
r s. Drake was in vergennes yesterday
Warren Smith Of Grand Isle has beer
| visiting here this week.-Icwis Butler
| who died In the Mary Fletcher hospita
| Monday, was O former resident OF thi.
| town. Tho body was brought here yes
! terday and buried In Greenwood GENE
| tery.-A. D. Atkins Of Lincoln, who ha:
| been III for several weeks. was In towY
yesterday.-Mrs. Fred Bingham, Mrs. q
| A. Danforth, Mrs. c. A. f1athorne 81
| I.ibanus Chapter. Q. z. s., went TO Shore
ham Wednesday 70 assist IN institu'nt
new chapter.-Mrs. r. A. Purinton and
children are visiting relatives In Mont
| peer.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T1oag are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wright. NJ Cambridge,
\. Y.-Iohn Knowles and sister of Fer
rsburgh were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. Stevens. Sept. S.--Nr. and Mrs.
Daniel COX are the parents of an infant
son.--Mr. and Mrs Nert Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nancelette are at
the lake for n two weeks stay-Mr. and
Mrs. hurley Bldwel wcrc in Burlington
Thursday.-Mrs. Everett 1Jathoruc and
Mrs. Wallace IIathorn and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Page Saturday Mrs. George Smith and
daughters, who have been visiting; her
parents. Mr. ard Mrs. Curtis Shattuck.
at tho lake, have returned to Koene y.
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RICHMOND.

) quiet home wcddng took place
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
nrd Mrs. A. G. ECrrv when Hazel May.
their Youngest daughter. was married to
Preston II. TIadloy OF bellows Fails. the
Rev. Y. 1avittc Of Follows Falls per-
forming the ceremony Refreshments
were served after which tho happy couple
LEFT in an automobile for an extended
wedding trip. Tho Misses ITadley. sisters
of tho groom, were present at the core
monv.-A tenement house OF 4. T. Ste
vens WIS burned Friday morning about
seven O'Clock. Tho house was occupied
by Mt. and Mrs. Fred Deforge. who lost
a part Of their furniture which was COW
cred by insurance. The origin Of the fire
IS unknown.
Mrs. T. y. Towers. Mrs f. A. Rhoads
and the Rev. Frances Kimhal will at
tend the annual state convention Of tho
Kings Daughters in Fair Haven Sep
tember % end % Mr.. and Mrs r. c.
Gleason and daughter, Grace of Bur
lingtor were guests IN town Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Piche and two children. who
have been guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Green. during the summer. re-
turned Tuesday II Manitoba. accom-
panied by lis sister. Miss Sadie Green,
who will remain during the winter.-Miss
Kathleen Sayles of Huntington IS the
guest of her mother NJ II. A. Hodges's.- 49,
John Davis has resigned his position at
the store of his brother. T. c. Davis. and
returned to Jeffersonville. I. f. Towers
has been confined to the house by III
ness for several days.-Mrs. +. ]. Nc
Garrham of sheldon Is visiting in town,
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SOUTH STARKSRCRC.

Mrs George Morton Of Chconee
Falls. Mass and Mrs. Allacc Jackman
of Lincoln were guests Thursday Of
Mrs. David Follansbee-Ea Ransom Pu~-
inton is attending n missionary train
Ing school In Chicago.-Ru'h, daugh-
ter of Perry Hallock. who is in the
asylum at Waterbury. has gone to
live with MI and Mrs. George Elliott.
William Follanshee of Huntington
visited relatives here last week
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JERICHO.

The death Of Mrs. Martin V Willard
at the home Of her daughter in shore
ham Wednesday evening was learned with
surprise hero Thursday morning Mrs
willard bod gone to her daughtcr's fo~ Il
visit several weeks ago. She had been III
for ahout week hut it was not know,
that she was in serious condition until
Tuesday when DR. q. Il. Hulburi the
family physician, was summoned 10
Shoreha'n. Mrs Willard was married
about e years ago and had she lived until
March would have been GO wears old Her
maiden name was Ellen Packard She Is
survived by her hushar nd. one Of Jericho 8
most prominor. citizens. by one son.
George, Of this town, n daughter Clara,
wife Of Frank Castle of Shorehan. two
brothers. Seth ". Packard Of this town
and Or. George Packard of Denver. and
sister, Mrs. judge Coburn also Of
Denver, Colo. Tho funeral was held
mt the family residence Saturday after
noon mt one O'clock
Mrs Henry Field Of RoXhurv. Mass IS
visiting her sister. Mrs Martin Packard.
Mrs. y. II. Goodwin IL visiting In Mont
pclior and Lebanon. y. II-Dr and Mrs
G. u. IIulhurd returned Saturday from a
visit I'm Watcrville, --Announcements have
lust been received Of the marriage Of
Edith Bentrico Oal;os to the Rev. W. G..
Clapp Wednesday,. July 81, 1909, at All
Saint Mission, DantoH. Mountain Prov
ince. Philippin" Islands.-Nrs. Bridget
Casey widow of Edward Casey, died Fri
day nj st. Joseph's orphanare where she
had lived for several years The funeral
was held Saturday with burial in Under-
hil!--Miss Nellie Field of Burlneton
rpcnt Sunday with relatives in town -
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Rice returned Satur-
day from st. Adams.
Tho funeral of Mrs. NJ. V. Willard was
held Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock
at her late residence on Lee river. The
Rev. s. II. Barnum Of the First Congre-
gational Church. Of which the deceased
was II member, onciated George NJ
Willard, Frank A. Castle, Seth NJ. Pack
ard and Arthur II. Packard were bear
ers and the burial WINS In tho cemetery
nj the Center. Among those from away
10 attend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Castle of Shpreham and Mr.. ana
Mrs. a. G. Varncv Of Wcstford james
H. Stafford, Sr.. George w. Foster and
Mrs. Frederic Emerson are delegates 70
the Lamoile Baptist association in
Fairfax this wecly.-Miss Madge Rood
WIS ut nuHlr from iiHruWlk over sun
day.-'Nliss Bessie Fletcher, who has been
spending the summer with her parents.
has returned to Amherst. Mass. where
she teaches.-Mr and Mrs. Cross. Miss
Mario Mclaughln and the Misses Null
queen Of Burlington spent Sunday ut
George Costellos.-The Hon. g S. Pal
mer returned Friday evening from Min
neapol's, whore he was called by the M
ness ana death of his daughter, Mrs
'hioe fa'mer Ross,-Ifertcrt Smith Of
Georgia Is visiting hts cousin. II. r
'hnse'-Mrs, Mary Moulton Of Boston
and her mother, Mrs. Julia Moulton re-
turned Monday from weeks visit IN
Franklin county
MISS Aida Boothe went Monday to
Mniietts Bay to remain with Miss Mollie
Meikie for few days.-Bailey Brown.
VINO has been substituting on the II. F.
d. routes. finished work Monday.--Mrs
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chase gave a re-
ception TO their son, Rollin, and
his bride Friday when good
number Of friends gathered at their
home and had an enjoyable evening.
Many useful and valuable gifts and n
purse of money were presented and re-
freshnents were scrvcd.--Nr. and Mrs.
X. l." Allen of North Calais visited his
brother, N. y. Allen. Saturday.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Robert Perkins has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Clark and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. A. Boies, visited in St. Adams last
week.-An the schools in town are in
session with Miss Thornton OF West Rut-
land as teacher at the village school.
Miss Spooner mt the monument and Miss
Doolan at the stone school house-W
H. Hall and family nre at home from
Long Point.--I.. b. Dodge visited his sons
in Proctor and West Rutland the first
OF the weels.-Nilss Bernice Twitchcll re-
turned to her studies al Brooklyn, n y.
last week.-C. A. Dodge. who has been
spending few days with old friends
here, left Monday for New York city
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Potato race teight entries)-1st, Guy
cite; End Gadue. Bird. Lavallee.
cm-ynrd dash (nine starters).-1st. Al
den. gold medal, End. Homeister; Bird,
Farvare. 4th. Allard: each cash prizes.
Breaking and coupling contest-Provost
md TIomeistcr, time 10 seconds; Cusson
and Lavallee. II seconds; Vilcmaire and
Mongeon Is IL seconds.
An exhibition break and coupling was
made by Chief f,avallee and Foreman
Barber; time. s1-4 seconds.
1oo-yard dash (open 70 non-winners IN
previous contests)-lst. Dagie; End. 81.
Peter; Bird, Barber: lth. villemaire.
Ladder climbing contest (six entries)-
G. Lava,lec, : seconds: 81. Peter, III
seconds pagie, 1874 seconds: 0uyette.
s IA seconds.
The Sherman band played several Sc
lections from the band stand during the
exercises which were attended by a large
gathering In the evening receptions
we're held NJ both the hose houses at
which the trustees and other village oni-
GERS and invited guests were present.
Sunday a clam bake was held at NAL
let's bay for the firemen which was also
attended by many OF their friends. the
crowd made the trip IN several barges.
The ball game played In the afternoon
at the bay was won by the 1Iafayettes
over the steamers by the score OF 10 TO s..
The batteries were c. I.avallee. Daigle
and Prison for the 1.afayettes. and st.
Potter, Seymour and ST. Peter; umpire.
Chief T,avalee.
In municipal court Monday John
| Mcclure was arraigned on the charge
| of larceny He waived examination and
will be brought into city court In Bur
| llngton when he will plead. Mcclure Is
accused of stealing about $40 from Sar-
| gent Lewis and was brought back from
St. Johns by Deputy Sheriff L. W. Raw
| lin
| The services for the ro-openlng OF the
| Methodist Church, which has undergone
! extensive repairs and improvements. VIII
| he held Sunday morning with a love
| feast at $50 O'Clock followed by preach
! ing by District Superintendent =. T.. Dow
Several former pastors will take part n
tho services. beginning Sunday. services
| will be held each evening for two weeks
excepting Saturday. s. x. Emur'an. 6
/ native Armenian, viii! conduct the eospe
meetings.
4 son was born Tuesday to Cor
nj and Mrs. Horner of lie Clair street
M. IForner Is a member of Troop c. 10th
cavalry. AZ Fort Ethan Allen and his
wife Is Filipino woman. This Is thei,
first child and also the first colored
baby born since the arrival OF the regi.
ment.
son was born Tuesday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Rock Houle Of Hall street.
The two months old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Blanchard. who moved here
rer entity died Monday night at the Mary
Fletcher hospital
The marriage Of Miss Corine Gotta and
Perley DeforRe was solemn.zed at st
Francis Xavier Church Tuesday morn
Ing. the Rev. J. f. Audet officiating.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs Emma Wollcott OF Bridport and
her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Town. Of Schuy-
lerville. n. Y, were at s. w. Jewetts
Thursday. Mrs. Martha Payne of Bird
port spent several days In town last
week visiting friends-several from
town spent Tuesday with Mrs Susan
James OF weybridge. the iatter's soth
birthday. She Is an invalid caused by n
fall having been unable to walk since
early spring Mfrs. Robert F,aston Of
Middlebury visited In town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Footc have gone to
Rochester. n. Y.
Schools began september Z with the fol-
lowing teachers: No. I. Miss Meehan;
No. 2. Miss Mary Barrows; No 4. Miss
Ringey; No. s. Miss McCiinty; No. 6.
Gladys Hnmlin; No e. Miss Florence
Simonds.
Mrs. J. II. Dwycr nnd three children of
Dannemora, N. V, returned home Sat-
,irday after two weeks visit to her SIS
ter. Mrs. p. Glligan.
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COLCHESTER.

Fire Friday morning destroyed tho
large barn and sheds on the William
Villas farm: loss. $500 The contents OF
the barn, 225 tons Of hay, feed and farm
tools, were burned. The property was
insured IN the Vermont Mutual Insur-
ance company through the Hickok insur-
ance agency OF burlington and the loss
was settled Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Norton Of West
Addison, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Celey. returned TO their homo FRI
day.-M B. Ryan, who has been station
agent for 10 months. has resigned and
gone to his home in Milton. Ernest
Carey left Saturday for Springfield,
Mass Howard Pitts has gone to Winne-
peg. II. Lyon went Saturday 70 be-
the guest OF Col. Henry Clark of Milton
over Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Cheney OF Bur
lington was the guest OF Mrs. George
Wright over Sunday.-A very impressive
service was held at the Congregational
Church Sunday in honor OF the Kings
Daughters who attended In a body. Tho
Rev. w. W. Smith gave an eloquent adj
dress. The orchestra assisted IN the nu-
sic. "A Child Of the King" was beauti-
fully sung by Miss Carrie D. Wright
Mrs L. Z. Taylor went Tuesday TO New
port 10 visit Miss Cora Wison.-Miss
Florence Lyon, who has been spending
the summer in Maine. is expected home
this week
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FAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Edith Read and Miss Ina Read
lave returned to Troy. X Y, after spend
In" the summer vacation at home. The
VILLAGE sorool opened Tuesday with Mrs.
James Ellison Of charlotte as teacher
Miss Ncodham of Ncrcnnes is teaching
the fall term in school no Mrs. Myra
y ,llos Of NcrEsrucs Is tho guest Of Mrs.
Lucy 1ac'imnn.-p. .. Foote Of Charlotte
and Arthur Bristol of Mddlebury have
been camping for q week at the Cove
cottage at Thompsons Point. Mrs. Foote
and her daughter. Miss Ruth. Joined them
Friday for few days Substitution
Reers and his family AMI Mrs. II. 8. Fon-
da returned Saturday from Thompson 8
Point where they have been some time
ct their cottagc.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
T.. Smith have gone to housekeeping In
tho old Horsford homestead, south of the
villa~e,-Tho Wumau's Mission Circle
met with Miss Geneviovc 1iorsford
"Wednesday afternoon Of this week at
$50 o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sc
puin are at home from visit To their
son. John Scn,,in. In Middl'2"N Mrs.
Ketchum of Boston spoke on the subject
Of home missions at the BAPTIST Church
sunday morning.-Mr. ana Mrs. Walter
llorsford and three children of Wo'cott
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
". S. Fonda. and other relatives in town.
Another horse race will he held at the
East Charlotte driving park Saturday
afternoon September e5.-Tho Rev. and
Mrs. ]. p, Kellogg Of Monkton i'oro. are
visiting their granddaughter, Mrs. G. NJ.
Ha2ard.-Dr. W. H. H. Narney, George
r.. Prind,e md r T.. Ellison went to
burlington Tuesday to attend county
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The Undersigned, having been an.
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
Commissioners, tn receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
lloratio LOOMS. late OF Now York
city. In said district, deceased. and
all claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Of
of Burlin gton, in said district, on the
second saturdays Of October and
March, next, at 10 clock q. M, on
each OF said days and that six months
from the 14th day Of September. A. ID.
1909, is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and al
lowancc.
Dated at Burlington. this I4th day
OF September. A. D.. 1909.
4. G. WIIITTEMORE.
II. $. WEED.
l2.w3t Commissioners
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WEST ADDISON.

Orvin Carpenter Is In Crown Point, ~.
y, TO attend the funeral of George
Chase.-Mr. Edmunds and family. who
have spent the summer at tho lake. have
returned to their city home. --Bcrtha Fish
Is to teach In Lincoln the coming term.
Pref. IIoyt and family. who have spent
tho summer In town, have returned to
Worcester Mass.
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ADDISON.

n. u. Marshall Of Whitehall. y. y,
was with his parents Mr. and Mrs. q.
r. Marshall. over Sunday.-Mrs. Uulda
Clark and daughter. Mrs. John Carr,
visited in Fcrrisbursh Friday and Satur-
day.-Mrs. Randolph and son OF New
York are visiting Mr. ard Mrs. Richard
Warrer.-FridaN night is "ladics' night
at the Grangc.-Mrs Cunningham of
Brockton, Mass, Is the guest Of Mrs. c.
II. Marshall.--Ralza NJ Brown Of Chi
cngo was In town last week. the guest of
Waldo Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Barber
have son. born September 81, stewart
Willard by namc.-Mrs. willard Is visit
ing her brother. 9. e Smith. and family
before returning to Connecticut.
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WINOOsKI

saturday was gala day for tho VII
'asc hremon, 1t being the annual
muster and tournament OF the depart
heht The parade was formed on East
Aiien street by DIR. T.. A. Burlick. chief
marshal, led by himself and aides, a
platoon Of police, Sherman's Military
band fire department officials and village
trustees and guests In carriages and au-
tomobiles, and proceeded to the LAFAYETTE
Hose company rooms where an inspec-
non was made, then to the steamer com
pany where similar inspection was held.
After each inspection. the company fell
into line. Following the parade the
sports were held The time In each event
was fast and the whole program excel.
lent. The winners follow:
lo0-yard dash-lst, Homeister; End. Guv-
cite; Srd. Provost; 4th. Merrill; 9Th. St.
Peter: time II IL seconds.
75-yard dash for fat hremen-Ist. E.
Bruyer; End. NJ, Bruyer: 3rd, J. Cusson:
4th. J. Brunette; time. 9 seconds.
200-yard dash-lst, Homeister; End, Mer-
rll; 3rd. Lavallee; 4th. st. Peter; time,
"a "a senpnds,
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her daughter, Mrs McAdans.M J.
Il. sullivan has been seriously III. caused
hy eating canned salom.-Peter Flood
Is seriously i'll with tonsilltis.--W. a.
button and George Blckford went IA
Bethel Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Chase OF Montpelier, who have been
visiting at r. s. Wcbher's, have return
cd home.-Gardner T.. orion of Mont
pelier was in town Tuesday-P a. Hoy.
is spending vacation with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Genrrn IIoYt
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Ruth Hutchinson has gone to
Lowell. Mass.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Lowell Scptem-
Der 7-Wnrren Holdredge has gone to
Boston for a course Of studv.--Afrs.
Sophia Reynolds Of Brooklyn IL Mt ].
T. FIetcher's.--The Ladies' society Of
the Congregational Church viii noll
a harvest supper at the vcstry We'd
nesday evening. September %.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Nellie Nottingham is visiting in
Burlington.-S. j, Northrup has gone to
Albion. n. y, to visit his sister-Mr and
Mrs. Mixer of Boston are guests of their
daughter DR.. Mary Plntt.-R. H. Holmes
has returned from Worcester, Mass,
where he attended the New England fair
Mrs. W. W. Moore IS ill.-M-s Ann
Martin of Nergonnes is visiting at A. ],
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Young women (Protestant)
capable of learning to care for incur
able sick women. No insane or conta-
gious work. Pay. s16 per month with
good home, board and laundry. Answer
full name, birthplace age, occupation,
father and mothers name. For further
particulars, address "Incurable." box
3d. Providence, r. I. 12.w,lt
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FERRIEHURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. w ". Dean and daugh-
ter, Lucy, have returned from Soutlamp-
ton. Mass, where they went to attend the
marriage of their son. Or. Charles II.
Dean, and Miss Mary Belle Searle The
wedding took place Septenher q
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JERICHO CENTER.

j. W. Hovey OF East IIardwick is a
guest of his niece. Mrs. +. b. Jordan
Tho concert given by the Mandolin club
Of the 10th cavalry Friday evening was
greeted by crowded house. The church
was tastefully decorated by Mrs. H. ID.
Hopkins.-Mrs. VI, II. Higgins went to
Rutland Saturday for q few days visit
at her uncle's. ". II. Fleid,-Miss Ella
Rogers. one Of the high school pupils Of
Jeffersonville was obliged to return home
Monday on account Of illness.--Irvin Bal
lard, who has been confined to the house
by illness. was out Monday. Charles
Rarnum returned to Yale College 10 re-
sumo his studies Wednesday Albert c.
Nichols. who has been at the Pittsford
sanatorium the past six months. return