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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. A. y. Butler died Saturday o.
3 90 a. m. from the measles. She hnd
been unconscious for about 40 hours.
She leaves n husband. two daughters,
two sons and two step daughters. Mrs.
Arthur Mudgctt and Bertha Button.
all of Fairfax.--Miss Ef1ie Buck of
burlington Is visiting in town.--The
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lawrence. died July 90.
Mrs George Minot of Boston is visiting
IN town,--Ada Currier Is homo from Kill
Kare for two days.-The farmers think
that the hay crop will be about one-third
short.-H F. Hunt was IN ST. Adams
July "a on husiness.-T. H. Marvin had
one Of his driving horses kicked badly
Sunday night-The Rev. S. S. BRIGHAM
has commenced to repair the houses he
recently Oought.-NSrs G. G.. and Mrs
William Orton returned Saturday from
MONTGOMERY where they have spent n
week with Mrs. William Wrght-Heman
Gregory lost one of his work horses last
week.-James Smith, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days by i'll
ness is be,ter.-Mrs John Kendrick OF
Providence, r. l.. Is visiting friends In
town.-Myron F'lemngs is spending Il
HAYWARD Vermont Power & Manu-
featuring company are getting ready TO
raise the dam at the falls two feet so
they can run all three Of their wheels.
They will extend this wire to Cambridge
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Butler was
held at the Methodist Church Monday
at one o'clock. Friends from st. Adams
Swanton and Fletcher were present, Sew
eral Of the Odd Fellows OF ST Adams
were present Of which Mr.. Butler is a
member There were many beautiful
flowers. The Rev. c. w, Burke offlciated
assisted by the Rev. S. S, Brigham. Mrs
Butler was a great worker in the Meth
odist Church. She leaves a husband two
daughters. two sons, two step-daughters
and one step-ston, father and mother,
n. o. Learned, and one sister, Miss Grace.
The funeral of the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur King was held at
their home in Huntville Monday at one
O'Clock The Rev. Van Scorch OF the
Baptist Church officiated the burial was
ut Sanderson cemetery.-Edward Brown
has returned to Boston. Mrs. Brown is
better.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The engagement of Miss Sadie Cham
berlin TO Edward Coffin having been an
nounced. a linen shower party was given
hcr Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Sylvia Wilson. A mock wedding was
one feature OF entertainment Miss Josie
Stone taking the part Of bride, Mss
Fern Rublce the groom. and Miss Helen
Olds the minister Miss Chamberlin re-
ceived many beautiful gifts Of linen. Re-
freshments were served and a good time
enjoyed by all.-Helen ODDS returned home
from visit In burlington Saturday Mrs
Nellie Hart Woodward of st. Adams
Ia passing n few days In town.--Mrs
Norman Durham OF Burlington Is visit
Ing her son. Seymour Durham
Miss Helina Carpenter Of Enosburgh
Falls has been visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. Ira Smith and Mrs. Arthur Seav-
err left Friday for their homo In Twin
Falls, Idaho-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Young, Miss Frank Hadd, Miss Lena
Hadd and Mrs Marvin Hadd are camp
Ing at Silver Lake.-Misses Gertrude
and Carolina Worcester. who have been
at o. Moffatts the post month have
gone to Quebec.-Narvin Hadd returned
to Boston Frday.-A missionary tea will
be served at Mrs y. II. Buttons Satur-
day.-The Woman's Auxiliary met with
Mrs, Daniel Moren, Wednesday,
Dora Hodges of Burlington IL passing a
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. L. III.
Button.-The funeral Of Ira s. Anderson
who died Thursday, July %. was held
from the house Sunday afternoon. The
Rev. G. J. Peterson oficiating.-The
Rev. Wilbert Anderson. who was called
here by the death of his father Ira s.
Anderson. returned to Amherst, Mass
Wednesday.-Lee Anderson of Law
renee, H.. came here to attend the fun
craI Of his brother !. S. Anderson.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Sheriff G. c. Holmes has served the pa
pers on Fernando G. Stevens in the
breach of promise suit brought by Mabel
Berner. Damages of 5000 are claimed
and property is attached which Mr.. Ste
Vens decided to his brother some four
eeks ago Adjutant Richard Smith of
IiNley Post. q. A. r., announces that the
Hon. G. II. Darling of Burlington will
deliver the Memorial day address next
May
The case of State VS.. Charles Hart.
charged with being intoxicated, was
tried Friday before Justice Of the
Pence W. W. Hutchinson and jury,
who acquitted Hart. The case for as
sault against the same plaintiff was
heard ana he was bound over to county
court in the sum of 5000. In the case
Of scott Wright for assault on A. NJ
Asoltiuc the respondent was held un-
der 800 bonds for county court after
n hearing Bail was furnished by b.
II. Wilson Of East Bcrkslhrc-C NJ
Barnes OF Foxboro, Mass, Is visiting
friends In town.--Jamos ord of Med
ford. Mass, is visiting the family or
9. y. James. Larry" Gardner. who
has been playing with the Red Sox
since his graduation, is at home for
n few days.-liarley Forsy returned
to Philadelphia saturday after pass
ing IA week with his sister, Mrs w. S.
About % members of
the Philemon club had an outing Fri
day afternoon at Patterns on silver
Lake. No fish were taken but a good
/ time was had at Mullns's cottage,
where n bountiful lunch was served.
C. l.. Ovitt returned from Boston
Saturday morning-.nr. ana Mrs, Il.
+. Greenwood, Mrs. T. u. Hutchinson
and Miss Margaret hoffman went to
Caspian Lake Thursday. on their re-
turn Saturday Miss hoffman stopped
| in Fletcher, where she passed Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. j. A. SpauldinS.-
! Among those from this town who at
| tended the funeral OF the late Judge
|, S. Anderson in East Berkshire sun
! day were H. A. Cramton, Richard
Smith W, II. Ovitt, Mr., and Mrs. NJ +,
Perloy, j. A. Gibson. NJ. c. Cramton,
| O. w. Holden, j. W. Pomeroy, Miss
| Belle G. stone, Mr., and Mrs II, T.,
Domino, Sayles Spooner, Mrs. John
Spooncr. n. h. Carpenter, Mrs, e. H.
| Fairbanks.-Mrs. Amherst Kendall
and daughter, Eva. of Woodstock, are
! guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. b, G, Kendall.
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RICHFORD.

Clair W. the only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lahue. passed away Thursday after
a several months illness with tubercu-
losis of the blood. lie was y years OF
age. and is survived by his parents and
one sister, Mrs. II. l.. White Of Burling-
ton. The funeral services We're held
Sunday at three o'clock at the Method
LIST Church the Rev. w. l.. Douglass of
ficiating-News was received Thursday
Of the death of Amedeau Lihoau Of SUIT
ton, Que Mr.. Lbeau was hurt while
driving several days ago and died from
his injuries in the hospital at the latter
place
The Junior League held It's annual
lawn party in front of the Methodist
Church Tuesday evening.-Almun w.
White has gone to Waverly. Mass to
learn to he a trained nursc.-Mr and Mrs
j. w. Bailey will visit Mrs. Bailey 8
brother Edward Flint of Randolph. this
week They plan to 20 to Los Angeles.
cal. to locate in about two weeks, and
will be accompanied by their son, Lyman
=. Bailey and famlly.-The funeral of
clair W. I.ahue was held at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, the Rev. w. T.. Douglass ohiciat-
Ing. The burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. White of Bur
llngton attended the funeral, Il, w. Adj
ans has moved from burlington to Ste
vens Mils-Capt, A, w. Davis, railway
mail clerk, Monday began lo-daNS
vacation which he and his wife will pass
mt Lake Sunapce. ~ H.. where they will
be Joined by their son. the Rev. Charles
Davis president of the Chicago Thcolog-
ical Observation-Disclosures in town include
Mrs Charles Il Mosier of Burlington at
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the guest of Mrs. c. r. NJ. Taber at Four
Winds farm during his stay here
Recent court events are the fning OF
Bert Chase so and costs amounting to
$50 for obtaining n watch under false
pretenscs ana OF Charles Gale 81 and
costs and Francis Paul IS and costs for
breach OF the peace.-Miss Martha Camp
bell has returned from White River
Junction ana has begun work as clerk
In Eddy e. Macutchans store-Mrs Lu-
cretia Collins Of Hyde Park is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Sarah Weeks.-Mrs. Mary
Sherbut has returned from Woodstock
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll J. Scribner went
Monday to st. Adams. Mr.. Scripner left
there Tuesday night on his return to St
Louis After II ten days visit in 81. AL
bans Mrs. Scribner will remain with
friends in Stowe until September Miss
Ethel Morrison of Waterbury Center is
assistant bookkeeper for G. f. Eddy.
II. q. Thomas. State commissioner of
fisheries and game is Issuing licenses TO
tho town clerks for use during the open
hunting season for game which opens
September /. The license for the towns
in Addison. Bennington, Caledonia, Chit.
tendon. Essex and Franklin counties
have been mailed.-The annual Mum
family reunion will be hold at the Palis-
AIDES Park on Thursday, August l2-Misf
Maude McCosko OF st. Johnsbury is pass
Ing the week In StoweMrs. II. W. Bill
lings Is making satisfactory recovery
from an operation for appendicitis and
is sitting up.-Miss Caroline Swift. who
has cared for Mrs. II. W. Billings. re-
| turned to her home in Middlescx We'd
nesday. accompanied by Miss Susie Blge-
| lou. a
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ALBURCH.

The Rev and Mrs. u. q. Latshaw Of
Dayton. Ohio. entertained at their camp
at Alburgh Centre last week friends from
Ohio. who We're taking an automobile
trip from their home in Cincinnati to
their camp in the White Mountains
DR. and Mrs. David Marvin and chill
dren. who have been In town for two
weeks, have returned to their home In
Essex Junction.-Miss Eugenia earle Is
entertaining Miss Mildred lumbra of
Waterville -Thc social at J. +. Clelands
last Thursday evening was social and
financial success.-Mrs. H. S. Young has
her sister. Mrs. Woods of New York.
spending several weeks with her.-The
Rev and Mrs. II. j. Kilhourne. who
have been visiting in town. have return
ed to their home in Everett Mass.-W.
J. Jameson and family OF Burlington are
In town for a few weeks.
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EDEN

There are camping parties n the lake
from Newport. Morr!sville. Burlington.
HYDE Park and Johnson.-F. I. Davis.
wife and little daughter from Waterville
visited at w. II. EInervs over Sunday.
The little boy returned nome with them
after having visited their grandparents
two weeks. The Mills people are 10 have
rare treat next Saturday evening as
parties from Burlington are 10 give
concert Ut their church at that time
Mrs, Matilda Powell has got located
In her new home Mr.. and Mrs, Kellogg
of Boston are visiting her and other
friends Mrs Gilchrst and Mrs, Adams
are visiting their mother Mrs. Sanborn.
Martin Shattuck is cutie little i'm
proved in health.-Mr 'ooledge Is ql.te
poory.-Ashly Sargent and family were
in Canada the first If the week 70 at
tend the funeral OF lis father.-Mrs. Eva
Mudgett is visiting al her sisters Mrs.
Truman Kinds
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SOUTH HERO.

Work IS progressing rapidly on the
Randall cottage at Wilson's bay.-Mrs
Anna Allen of Westford was In town
Saturday o. u. Fiheld is enter
tanning her aunt, MIS-. Marshall, Of Platts-
bursh.
There is to he a box social at the
residence Of William Martelle this
cvcning.-Miss Matilda White returned
home Saturday evening from a several
months sojourn in tpeler.-Saturday
afternoon the South Hero baseball team
defeated the Grand Isle team at Grand
Isle by n score Of to 0.-Cicorge Delan-
ey of burlington is visiting friends in
town.-The hotels in town are doing a
nourishing business this summer
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Maggie Diamond. who has been
visiting at the home of her brother, VIII
liam, for several weeks, returned TO her
home In Franklin, n. H., last week. ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Gladys
Diamond.-Mr and Mrs. II. Il. Corlss
passed Sunday In West Enosburgh.-
Miss Miranda Ewns. who has been in
camp at Silver Lake the past three
weeks, returned home Wednesday,
and Mrs. O. W. Iiord OF Richford visit
ed Mrs. 1lord's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
r. Burleson. Monday.-Sumncr Corlss
and Philip Luke of HiChgate Springs
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.. Corliss re-
cently.-Miss Anna badd has returned
to Richford after passing several weeks
in town.
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son Philips at Mira. Hsggie Hatchs.--
Station agent william C. Shattuck visit
ed In Wnterville over Sunday. Ills moth
err returned with him ana will remain
until next week when tho family will
go into camp at Iiighgnte Springs for a
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wells
have returned from a weeks stay at
Highgate Springs.--Dr n. p Carey and
l.. grover Chase are visiting DR.. Careys
home near Montreal-Leo L. Chase is
having n serious time with blood poison
In his hand caused from the prick OF
q min.
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. George Towne are enter
tanning Mr., and Mrs. John Norwood
OF York IIarbor, Me,-Mr. and Mrs. L..
s. Bennett who have visited his sister,
Mrs. O. l.. Woods, have returned to
New Haven, Conn.-Mrs, Emma Gates
Smith OF Wells River Is guest of Mr.,
and Mrs T.. W. Gates,-W. Simpson OF
Kansas CITY is visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. V. n. Hardy.-W. ID. Hyde OF
Calais is the guest of his daughter. Mrs,
T.. II. Olmstead. Misses Clara and Lula
Japan were In East Hlghgate over Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Felix Lapan.-The Rev, DR., V, NJ. Hardy
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning In the absence of the
Rev. s. s. St. Glare, who is taking his
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark s. Jennison and little
son, Nahum Edward. have returned 10
their home In La Grange. H.. after visit
ing several weeks their mother Mrs. n.
f. Jennison on the lod home FARM r.
Catlin and family and guests. Marvin
booth and Archie Morse of Worcester.
Mass. are camping at THE Beeches" for
a Week.-Mrs. Nellie Catlin has returned
home from n trip Of three weeks with
Capt. Rockwell and family, from st.
Johns to Whitehall and return.-Farmers
have about finished hnying The crop Is
generally light--New potatoes are find
ing a ready market. The crop IL very
fair-Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Royce Of Sheldon
Springs visited at A. p. Roycc's Sun
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ENOSBURCH.

Mrs EVarts Kent returned home Fri
day evening. Mr., Kent is in Massach
sets visiting his sister Mrs. Knowlton
and Is expected back this week.-mrs..
Warren j. Remington of Sheldon with
her friend Mrs J. NJ Wright passed the
day NJ Mr. Charles Westons Saturday -
james l.ibbey went Monday to Hardwiclt
to pass few weeks with his son II. c.
LlboeY.DI' A. Leach OF Burlington
WIN friend passed tho week end at
the home of his mothers, where his
ihmlly have been for severai days,-Mrs.
w j, Remington went Monday to visit
her neico Mrs. H. A. Fairbank at Enos-
bu's falls,-The c, T.. meeting Will be
held at East Enosburg Thursday even
ing.-Mrs, Clarence Jelbas with her three
children are visiting relatives In Rich-
iord,-Mrs. Elwyn Yates and daughter
OF 81. Adams visited her sister Mrs D.
=. stevens last week-Mr. and MRS
Carleton kldder and children vis'teu
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HILL WEST.

Fred Benolt of pawtuclet r. T.. who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Bcnoit. has returned home.
Mrs. f.. Il. Rushford, who has been
dangerously Ill the past few weeks. Is
Improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Mann
and family OF Boston have moved to this
placc.-Thc children and grandchildren
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb lombard were all al
home on surprise recently. There Were
a. Of thcm.-David Maynard Is ill.-Jerry
Maloney of Boston was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs S. Mann recently.
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SWANToN.

William S. Crawford and Mrs. Mary
j. ChcnnCtt, both Of st. Adams. We're
united in marriage at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday evening, July 90
Henry :, Morse and Edith l.. Cham
pang, both of Swanton were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage
WCduc srlay morning. July o.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Frank Brunette Of bridgeport Conn,
has been visiting relatives in town.-Miss
Caddie Stephenson Of Lowell Is visiting
her sister, Mrs Frank Start.-Miss Blanch
Miller of burlington is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ahernethy.-Mis Mollic Beals.
who has been spending her vacation with
her grandmother Mrs S. O. Tillotson,
has returned to burlington.
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their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wanzic at
West Enosburg Saturday. Farmers are
having fine weather for haying as gen
eral thing tho crop will be light w.
Spicer who first started the raising Of
small fruits here. lost many plants from
the drought Of last summer and winter
killing. so he has only sold 30 bushels
this year The Stevens brothers have
sold 125 bushels their vines have done
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from End Pnge)


vas reticent man with simple tastes ana
With kindly. disposition.
The death of Miss Dora futile occ.rrcd
at the St. Adams hospital Thursday night
at II 80 q clock Miss futile had been
I'll but few DAVIS and Tuesday UNDER
went an operation for aprendicitis Miss
Futile was IS years old and besides Il
mother leaves three brothers and IL sis
YER. The funeral was held SATURDAY
afternoon at two O'Clock.
Seldom II. 1iimball formerly of this
city, died in Lowell Mass. Thursday.
of a complication of diseases contracted
In the Civil War Mr. Kmhal was u
veteran of the 18th Massachusetts infan-
try and had a long and honorable record
For q years he was u conductor ON tho
Central Vermont railway. BESIDES Il
wife he leaves five children. Herbert r.
Kimball, ROYAL s. Kimba and Chester
Eimball of this city Leon Kimhail of
Waterbury and Miss BERTHA Kimball OF
New London conn Tho funeral was
held Saturday at Grafton Center. y. II.
A daughter was born to Mrs VII
liam r. Donovan Saturday afternoon.
The child's father was hurried Satur-
dav morning.
Tho do,tb of Dcrnis Gilmore occurred
ot hi, homo ON pfsho, stree, TUESDAY
afternoon o., ,.eo ,,c,ocl Mr. Gilmore
has been >, foilirp hco,th since 1,st So
ve,nher ,,ber hc sustained a severe
shock and his ceath was not unoxpectcd.
Dennis Gilmore was horn in Cambridge
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burg. n. Y.-Mrs. Arthur GIL went to
Burlington Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Tlanagan-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Eggleston returned TO Albany. N.
y. Saturday. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Eva Eggleston and Miss
Eva Parcher.-J. ]. Jackson went to
Piermont. y. r., Saturday.-Mrs Frank
Goodell and two children went to john
son Saturday 10 remain over Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Walk
er.-Mrs. Porter Greene and Miss Mar
iorie Gates went to ST. Adams Satur-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Rhodes.
Mrs. T.. a. Dodge went to North Troy
Saturday TO attend the funeral of her
brother, Simon Sargent. Shep-
ard. who was called home from Hast
ngs. Ncb.. by the death Of his mother.
and who has visited old friends here,
went Saturday TO Jericho and from there
will go to windsor. where he will make
his home.-Mss Zita Towne went 10
Old Orchard Beach. Me, Saturday,
where she has a position In the New
Vesper house.-Mrs. Fred Silloway and
child. passed Sunday In Hardwlck with
her daughter, Mrs. Alton lawson
Judge H. NJ Cornell OF Cambridge. visit
cd his son. Clayton Carroll SATURDAY -
Mrs Grace Douglass Of Cambridge pass
ed Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Briggs. Mrs. Joseph from
bley returned TO Charlestown. Mass,
Saturday after visiting her brothers
John and Louis 1eClare.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred O. start OF Bals-
crsAeld were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gustln T.. Smith Monday. --Julins Bliss
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Visiting her SISTER Mrs Laura Gloed.-
/ Tho uorr,svi,le Military hand was IN
,.i.cd 10 sto,ve ,ronlov coming 70 visi
tho state Military hand. The boys mad,
the trim Lv automobiles and report a fin,
time R,chie Cantillon Of Roston Is ;
guest ot Mr.. and Mrs. John Weaper.
Miss Esther Bacon left Thursday even
ing for South Acton. Mass.-Dr. anC
Mrs. w. G. church Of Burlington ar
visitors I'm town.-Olivia Raymond. tn
uttle seven-ycar-old dauchter Of MIR. ant
Mrs Frank RAYMOND. broke her RICH
arm above the wrist late Monday after
noon by falling from the door steps
The fracture was reduced by prs. John
stone and Vallaau-Arrs. A. f. DraDe
went 10 Uardwick TUESDAY. where he
daughter. Mrs. Frank Marion Is i'll
| Hiram Patterson who recently sold hi
farm. has purchased a small farm nea
darlington md moved his goods Their
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WATERVILLE.

T.. NJ. Thomas and Frank Thomas ot
Cambridge We're In town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann visited ht
brother Henry Mann at Troy last week.
Mrs. Clara Fairbanks Of Cornish, n.
H.. visited Mrs. r. +, Beard several days
last week.-L@ster Styles caught
young deer In Codding Hollow on Sat-
urday.-L. w. Robinson has moved 10
Windsor where he has gone into tho
wheelwright business. Grant Thomal
and George Hin spent several days fish
Ing at Lake Champlain last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Page OF Burlington were
In town this Week.-Mrs. silva Shipman
Of Lynn, Mass. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. n. A. Willey.-Miss Maud Darrah
Is spending n few days with her uncle.
DR.. Darrah AT Enoshurgh Falls,-Mrs.
Stevens and daughter are spending n few
days with friends In IrasburGh.-M and
Mrs, J. A. Hunt OF Derby Line arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manches.
ter.-Robert and Dorothy Wiley Of
Greensboro spent the past week with
their grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Robert
WILEY
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BEAVER

Miss Ida Reed of Philadelphia is at
Mrs. T. S. Austin's.-Mrs. f.. y. Powers
of st. Alhans, who has been caring for
Mrs, II, w. Crofts. returned to her
home Monday.
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WoLCOTT.

Word has been received of the birth Of
a daughter to Charles Wheeler and wife
of Concord, ~ II. The mother was for
merly Miss Blanche Hubbard OF this
place Ernest Mills and daughter and
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