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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-22

Wildgoosc of Montreal, Matthew Calbeck
OF st. Johnsbury. H. A. bowling or st.
Adams and George Goodhuc and Edmund
Dubc of Sutton, Que-Thc school directors
have secured the following teachers for
the village schools: High school. principal.
O. Leland Green of Franklin; assistant.
Miss Suae c. Holmes Of Montpelier.
eighth and ninth grades, Miss Frances
I,edoux. bakersfield; sixth grade. Miss
WINNIE Poet, Shclhurne; firth grade, Miss
gertrude Hill, Rutland fourth grade, Miss
d, M Robb. Richford: third grade. Miss
'nariotte Hopkins. Montgomery; second
erhue' Miss Mary Moore. Rchford first
Eraue. A. Miss Florence Holt Of Richford:
- MISS ka,hreen Barnum Of Richford.
M'SS Lena Martin will return to Clare
mont, n. H., where she has been teach
mF'-M'ss kathreen Barnum and Miss
Iorcnoe iiolt are attending the summer
school at Johnson. and Mrs G.. F.
Eornunds or Bristol are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. II. a. Bogue.-The Misses Naude and
Glenna Coons returned from Farnham
Que.--A. j. Elliott deputy coIlsctor 10
taking vacation this week. Mr. md
Mrs. Elliot and niece, Bertha Hc.wett are
visiting in Burlington, Cambridge and
Fairfax.-Mrs IT. r. Aver is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Stafford OF 81. Alb,n.
Miss Kitty Garvin. employed IN tho
central telephone office at st Albons
visited at her home here over Sunday.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRISVHIE.

a joint meeting OF the village trus-
tees health officer. fire wardens and
selectmen was held Tuesday evonjn ?
10 act upon complaints made in re-
gard 10 the sanitary condition, inside
and out. of the Burke block The
meeting was adjourned until Wcdnes-
day, when the above named officials
paid visit to the property. The sec
ond floor is occupied by 1--WE families
and that floor was found In very bad
condition and the chimncys unsafe.
The building with the exception of
the store and office on the first hoor
was ordered vacated by August / and
TO remain so until necessary repairs
and improvements are made.
great Improvement In the water
supply for fire protection Is being
made by the village trustees A main
Is being laid from the hydrnnt In front
OF A. G. Smalls store on Portland
street to the basement Of H. A. Stay
TONS feed store where an electric
pump Will be installed which Will
throw 200 gallons minute from the
system furnished by the Bugbee
springs to the largo reservoir-Miss
Selma Ockcrblad was in Groton yes
lerday.--Nrs. Charles Lawrence.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, John Snnott,
returned to Hardwick saturday,
George Burrows is at home from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Homer Edmunds and daugh-
ters are visiting In Lowell.-Mrs, W.
=. White OF Hardwick Is n guest OF
Mrs. Ella Silloway.--Mrs. Mary War
rem is entertaining Mrs. Susan Cass
of Danville--Miss Dorothy Campbell
Of Hardwick is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Herrick,-W. j. luton left
Friday for Montreal where his string
OF horses were shipped Thursday for
tho racea--Mrs c. A. Spiller and
daughter passed Saturday In Johnson
"A. W. whittemore has purchased
the Souther farm of Hiram Psttison
and taken possession.-Mrs.H Hiram Dee
returned to ST. Adams Saturday.
Mrs. A. b. Joy and daughter. who have
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs L. A. Davis. returned to Jericho
Saturday.
Henry Dubuque, intoxicated. was in
a qunrreisome condition Monday. hav-
Ing trouble with several on the street
officer b. r. Drown finally arrested
him after n lively skirmish in which
both were more or less bruised, Du-
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. and MIS-. ]. Iankota Of Los Angeles.
cal, are at the "Quirank cottage" for
the remainder Of the summer.-O. D.
Fihold returned Monday evening from
Moores Forks, n Y.-H. Il. Kcelor of
burlington was In town Mondav-Nil-
liam Landon ana son of Georgia visited in
town Sunday.-Mrs. Irish of burlington IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. H. T Wads-
worth.-W. c. Irish # Burlington was in
town Sunday.-Monday evening Miss
Hazel Robinson was given surprise
party in honor Of her 10Th birthdav.-
S"mour Parrot went Saturday to Mon
treal where he has entered his PAGER
captain Logan, in the races.-James
Hart OF Swanton was IN town Tuesday
The Mutual Aid society served sumner
ednesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs w w. Styles.-The Rev and Mrs
W. y. White started Monday on n yaco-
ton to be spent in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The condition of Mrs. Z. A. Phelps,
who underwent an operation at the St.
Adams hospital lasti week, is as COM
Thayer is visiting her sister, Mrs. lior-
nee Ewins. in Watcrvile.-At the an
rual meeting of the Womans Home
Mis- ionary society. The old officers
were re-eiected.-G. w. Lewis of Can
ton, y. Y, is in town for a few days
II. J. Rublee Of Wichita. Kans., is pass
Ing vacation at his brother-in Jaws,
w r. Noble.-Z. a. and G. d. Phelps
have I'd Thea farm to Amos Gero and
VIII give possession November Miss
Marjorie Ewins Of Montreal. Que. is
visiting her gre admother, Mrs. Mary
Twns.-Frank Norris has sold his farm
20 Mr.. Lawrence of bakersfield and
possession is given at once.-Thc Rev
+ Barnby Leach of Richford and the
Rev Mr. Bernard Of East Berkshire
~ at John Jolley's Thursday.-Dr. c.
Ulysses johnson returned Thursday
from a few days visit with his mother
In Shrewsbury.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
Mrs. Brown Of Bellows Fails is visiting
Ter daughter. Mrs. Harmon fIull.-Mrs.
II. 3. Corllss returned Tuesday from n
few DAYS with Mr.. Corllss's parents In
1Iighgate Sprngs.-Mr. and Mrs w. NJ.
Armstrong and daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. a. Mosier attended the funeral
Of Mrs. G. +. Burleson at West Enos-
hirgh TuGsdaV
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Mrs. Joseph Briggs and daughter,
Edith, of Haverhll. Mass. are visiting
friends in town--Miss Agnes Goodsoll Of
New York city ia the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Jackson Reynolds.-Miss Marion
Gordon is the guest Of Miss Edna Bates
Of East Highgate.-The Ladies' Aid So
c'ety will meet in the vestry OF the
Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyde, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs T. NJ
Rockwell returned to their home in North
md
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In VERMONT.
Continued from end Pngc)

Tho funeral OF Miss Mary Helen
Ryan, daughter of Thomas Ryan of
Fairfax, who died at the hospital sun
day of appendicitis. was held fr III
Ct Mary's Churcn yesterday morning
ut nine o'clock. The Rev. J.. Il. Dcs-
rochcrs onlciated and the bearers
were Edward Kennedy, Harold Ken
nedy. James Ryat and George Clark
The interment was In the Fairfax
Street cemetery.
The city yesterday began the work Of
laying it's first piece of real pcrman-
tnt sidewalk, when the old flag stones
between Kingman ana center streets,
ON Main were taken mp and the toun-
cations laid for concrete cement walk.
The walk will he practically the same
composition as that laid around tho fed
fral building y years ago. which IS just
rs good to-day as the day it was first
laid.
In city court Yesterday tho cases
Of state VS.. l.. NJ. Noihurg and cara
scanlon. in which adultery is charged.
was called up and further continued
until August c. Arthur Mona.d
charged with assault with intoat &,
commit rape. was placed unlcr $500
bonds for appearance at tho September
term Of Franklin county court. IN
the case Of state VS.. Josse Buhaurou
charged with resisting an officer. The
respondent pleaded not guilty and de-
Cision in his case was reserved until
friday, whore Il companion case, that
Of William Bohanuon charged with
INVESTIGATION will hc tried ly jury.
Tho board of school comm 49, ioucrF
held a meeting last evenin~ 30 con-
slider the matter Of n successor t' Jo-
seph y. Ayers, who recently resigned
rs superintendent of the ST. tIha"s
school union II is expected that
now superintendent will be sole.
within a few DAYS.
The annual meeting Oh the dire'-
sors Of the st Adams hospital WAS
held here yesterday afternoon, and
the reports of the officers showed that
'he institution was in frst-class CON
dition. The following directors were
elected pr. r K. Waugh. Dr. T.. NJ.
Brown of Sheldon. DR.. s. w. Paige
M. MaEirf. Ellis w. Fostor. George
w. Dunsmore. Edward =. Stevens and
Y. c. Manuel of Richford. Omcers
were elected as follows: Executive
committee. Ellis W. Foster. NJ Ma
dent. DR.. T. r. Waugh: vice president
NJ T. Perley Of EnosburGh Falls; Soc
rotary, Dr. 8. w. Paige treasurer, NJ
Magiff: auditors DR.. T. II. Waugh and
E. T. stevens.
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GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet with Mrs. NJ. O. Rrsyq
Wednesday afternoon, when supper Will
be scrved-Miss Isabelle Whitecross.
who has been the guest Of Mrs. John
pattoe for the past few weeks, returned
to her home in Boston Monday.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Dean Li'ley with party of five
from Montpelier were guests at c. NJ
Aus'ins SundaY.-Mrs. Ellen Percival of
Jericho is visiting Mrs. o. G. Hubbard
aud other rclativcs.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
janin Bull and two children Of Lake
Placid are In town. Mrs. Bull and chill
drcn viii remain several weeks.-Mrs.
VIM. Clark and two children Of Lvn-
don arc guests of the Rev. c. W. Clark.
Mrs, Bertha Bliss Cowlos ia visiting
IN town.-Thcre will be social at the
Methodist Church Friday evening under
the auspices of the Epworth League.
The Rov. q. c. McDouGan will repro
dUce upon canvas the features OF the
Ch"Nplain Observation-Disclosures Ethel
and Winnifred Newton and Ralph New
ton are i'll with the measles.-W ellmatin
Bragg has gone TO the Hillview house
Lake George, where he has employment
for the summer.--The Rev and Mrs. L.
J" Holmes will leave this week for Som
erville. Mass. where they will spend a
few weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Heman New
ton Of johnson are visiting In town
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

f. V Perkins. who Is attending tho
summer school at the University of Yer
mont. was accompanied home Tuesday
by twin nieces of Mrs Perkins. Misses
Katherine and Elizabeth jenkins of De
troit who are passing the summer in
Essex Junction with their grandparents.
Mrs. a. B. Hogle and Miss Grace HoGlc
Of Swanton have been visiting Mrs.
Iogle's sister Mrs. T.. Z. Beatty.-Mr
and Mrs. V. z. Perley and son, Allen. of
burlington are passing few weeks at
their farm near the Center.-Orlcan
Leach has been visiting here for few
days.-Mr, and Mrs. Harlan Shattuck Of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting friends in
this vicinity. They visited Mrs shat
tuck's brother. John l.. Perley. In Sam
fonville. Thursday, his SSth birthday
Mrs. G.. c. Holmes and daughter, Miss
katherine of st. Adams, have been visit
Ing Mrs. Holiness sister. Mrs. f II.
Brown.-There as a very pleasant gath
ering of young people with Mss Ruth
Draper Friday evening
Mrs. c. L. Bureson, who had been
passing a few weeks at the cottage Of
her father at Silver lake, died suddenly
Of heart failure about noon Saturday.
The body was brought to the undertake
and taken to the home Of her father, II.
s. Wanzer. beyond west Enosburgh sun
day morning. where the funeral was held
Tuesday morning at eleven O'Clock, the
Rev. Mr., Currier Officiating. The burial
will be in West EnosburPh. Mrs. Rurle-
Son had been in frail health with tuber-
cular trouble for two years or more, but
for the past few weeks had been iuprov-
ing The serious turn Of the disease be-
ing n few hours duration. Besides her
husband she Is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s., Wanzer and a sister.
Mrs. II. NJ. Kidder.-The Rev. +. w.
IIeis and daughter, Miss Lulu, Of St.
Johnsbury have been passing "A few days
with the Rev William Shaw II.
Burns is building cottage at Riverside
camp-Mr and Mrs, F.. s. Searles OF
Richford visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. s. x. Burt, Saturday. j. S. Burt
returned to Springfield, Mass, Monday
after week in the same family.-L. II.
Pomeroy came from burlington Saturday
md will pass the summer here-Mrs. l..
a. Turnbull of WATERFOWL, \. Y, after
passing a few days in the family OF NJ.
J.. Perley Will leave to-day for a visit
20 the White Mountains. Mrs. Il. j.
Parmelee will accompany her
The new dwelling on c, II. STATIONS
farm at North Enosburgh Is completed
and his farmer, George Vincent, has
moved in.-Joseph Plumb has resigned his
position with C. J.. Marsh. William Blair
has entered Mr.. Marshs employ.-Mrs
Olive Parmelee OF Burlington is passing
two weeks vacation In town,-Spencer
caldwell is visiting his uncle, Dexter
btanhope, In Bakersfeld.-Mrs i. a,
Weld OF Burlington Is visiting her son, |
H. A. Weld. for few days.-George
caldwell Is passing n few days with his
aunt, Mrs. G, Il. Colpitts in IScrkshire.-
Mrs G, A. Weld passed few days IN |
fouth Richford last week. Her daughter, |
Miss Frances. who had been visiting |
t2pAra. returned with her mother-Mrs. |
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Julia a. Stone has returned from
a short visit in New York city. Her
daughter. Mrs. Grant, and son. Fulton
came with her-Mr. and Mrs. " l.. Boy
den we're in Woodstock last week. re-
turning Saturday. Mr.. 7oyden went
hack to Woodstock Mondav.-Nr and
Mrs. Luke Parish have been in Wood
e'o'k t-Neral daYs.-There wcs 4 eherinr'-
sale e :he personal property Of George
H. slack. 2nd. Monday.-D N. Wedge
WOOD OF Essex Junction io.ned his vl:s
az ~ l." R0ydon's TrlGay.-Mr, and Mrs
William Blodsctt former residents. are
visiting herc.-Miss Iiessie Holden re
turned Monday from 4 visit in Burl!ng
ton and Nergennes
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Mrs, T. f. Hutchins was in Burling-
ton Tucsday-Frank Gorlet has sold his
house near Hutchins's mill to Abel Ma
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cory OF Ak
ton. Mass, are in town.-Miss b. L.
pllcro died at Ilighgate Mondav.-Judge
.. y. Kelton of St Adams was in town
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Or
ton OF Takoma Park, y. c.. We're in town
over sunday. Mr. Orton has a govern
mcnt position In the department of agri-
culture, Mrs. orion and children, to-
Ecthcr with Mrs. q. G. orion of Fairfax
are visiting at Mrs. w. ]. Wright's-
George Foster, who has been quite SICK
is nhln 10 be nhnuf
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H. r. Kimball and son, Donald. will re-
turn to-day from CRANKY, Que, whore
they have been visiting Mrs. Kimbalvs
mother, Mrs. Gill.-Revercnds w. S.
Bernard of East berkshire. +. y. Leach
of Richford r. S. Stone of Swanton, s.
H. Watkins Of st. Adams and Gale of
Rousos Poirt, y. Y. attended tho Frank
lin county clcricus at St. Matthew's
Church Monday and Tuesday. The Rev.
Mr.. Watkins preached Monday evening
following which there was well attended
reception at tho rcctory with light re-
froshmcute Tuesday the regular bust
ness sessions were Kaleidoscope Plumb
has moved to his place at Fast sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Smith passed Sunday
IN ST. Adams.
There was large gathering Of friends
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Wan
nor Tucadar to attend the funeral of
their daughter, Mrs. G.. T.. Burleson.
who died sud lon'v Saturday ct Silver
Latte. Tho services were in charge Of
the Roy T.. r. Currier assisted by the
Re G. w. Burke of Fairfax, IL former
pastor who preached the sermon. Music
war Furnished Ivy mixed quartette
from here consisting of Mrs. y. A
Ascltinc, Mrs HIN. Kdder, W. II. Yaw
and G. II. Aboll with {. +. Rawson as
orgarist. Tho bearers were Carroll
Leach. ROY MAYNARD, Royce Kenfcld
and Oakloy Rounds. Tho members of
Tyler Grange of which she was an Of
f.ccr. acted as escort and guard of
honor at the g9ave.-Thc recital by pup
II of Miss bertha IIawlcy at the home
Of Lucil ana Mariol Springer Monday
evening was well attended and of a
very ploasin- choracter.--R. j. Mcars
lcft Monday for PENNSYLVANIA after pass
i'c few days with his famiiy.-Thc |
Nsctino real estate agency has decided |
To John Lawrence farmer for George |
Cortcrhar. TIE Frank Norris place at
West berkshire possession. November /. !
THO Roy. f.. Davis and family have
gore into camp at Eivcrside.-Mrs. +. |
y. Brunette wit1 h"r daughter, Boaulah. |
of ST Johushurr are visiting her brother
and sister. G, W. Lauctot and Mrs. l.. |
\ pcpatic.-Scott Wright of Glen Sutton |
Quc, returned to town Mon!ay.-Mr. |
aud Mrs l.. d. Hart are in st. Johns, |
One for few davE.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Helen Almon and Edmund Far
rell of Providence, r. l., are guests of
Mrs. Ann Hale ana other relatives
The Womans Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. O. Farnsworth of Bakersfield
Thursday supper viii be served as
usual-Sade Merrill and Margaret law
have gone to Silver Lake, Franklin
where they have positions at w. ID. Pat
tens for the summer,-Mr. and rms. II.
H. Soule returned from their wedding
trip MOndav.-Mrs. Irving Chase and 1T
tie son of Swanton who have been visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. l. N. Chase are guests
of Mrs. Chase's parents In Bakersficia
for few days-James Rrannon 10 build
Ing an addition to his house and In max
Ing repairs on his barn.-Irving ana WIZ
liam Bycraft are visiting at their ho"'s
here for a few days during their sum
mer vnoatioa-
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

AS Roy Howard and n helper drove into
the covered bridge crossing "the branch"
on Main street Saturday afternoon n
steam automobile entered the opposite end
at the same moment The horse began
70 rear and tried TO turn about Mr..
howard was poworloss to check thu
animal In It's endeavor to turn, md tho
carriage was so cranped that when tho
horse started off on dcnd run ths
Wheels and body were n mass Of splinters
Mr.. Howard received injuries at the bnss
or the spine while his companion escaped
The driver Of tho automobile started ~
look for the horse" but TINT was IN,
last seen of him. Tho car carried no mum
her.-Mr. and Mrs. James c. Atkins art
son OF Hanover, y. r., arc visiting sta.
tion Agent John Tcnton.-M NJ Wilson
VIII leave to-day on a three DAYS trim
to Springfield. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Harry
NJ Waite of Wa'sheld ard Mrs. Minna
A'ler returned Sunday from y-eol,'s
stay In Woodstork.-Miss Maud Smith re-
turned to North7ed Sunday after sew
eral weeks visi. With her cousin Mis-,
Dorothy NJ Ruck.- Miss Blanch Mile,
If Lebanon, " H. has been visiting Ms,
Evelyn Dennv.--AEs. Clomcntina Pratt
returned Sunday to Rochcster.-F G
Fairbanks VIII return to-day to South
Schonectady. y. Y. after ten days Visit
with his parents
The Graoco- Roman wrestling match n,
Dubois ana Gays hall Monday evenin,
between Fritz Hanson Of burlington ant
Young Gotch wax awarded to the latte
by Re'erco Niebaum on fouls IInnso,
secured the first fall in ~ minutes an(
''otch the second in Al minutes At th
"nd If another a mnutcs. after severa
warnings, the match was given the locs
wrestler. In a preliminary bout. Charles
Townsend Of Bethel threw William Clarp
OF Randolph Center two strairht.-Mr
and Mrs. William f. Wheaton and sor
William. Jr., of Barre are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. +. ]. Campbell
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LOWELL.

leo cream will he served in the vestr,
Of the Congregational Church Saturda,
evening. July H.-Mr. and Mrs. H. j. III.
munds and children Of Morrsvillc visited
IN town last week,-The Misses Lavigne
ere spending the week with relatives in
Montreal-Miss Alice LeClair is In Rye
Beach. Me. for few weeks-A s
Cover has gone 10 Tilden. " H-Mrs.
Nancy Richardson has rented her house
and land to v c. Sisco for one year
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kinsley of Boston
are stopping with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Kinsley. for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Baraw Of Lyndonvills
Visited last week at the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs James Collins.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Kelley and Mr. and Mrs Oscar McGrcso,
of Richford are visiting relatives In town
The Rev. Father Layigne is passing tn,
week ut burlington, MIR. and Mrs. r. r.
Murphy are entertaining their niece, Misl
Murphy, Of SomervIlle, Mass
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Marion Curtis and Miss Laura
Hunt of 81. Adams have been guests of
Mrs. J.. NJ. Stone.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Leahy July IA
lawn social was held at Mr.. Coffin's
"Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Altar Guild Of Cavalry Church, Mr..
and Mrs, Marvin lIadd and daughter of
Boston are at Frank lladd's for a few
Wecks.-Mrs. Ira Smith and Mrs. Arthur
Soavcr will leave Friday for Twin Falls.
Idaho, where they expect 70 make their
futur" home.-Miss Abbie Wadleigh of
Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting relatives
here
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STOWE.

The funeral of Mrs. f. =. Gale was
conducted at her home on West Branch
by the Rev j. @. Angel Friday after
noon. The bearers were Mrs. Gales
brothers. Frank j. Robinson Of Ma
lone. n. y, and c. c. Robinson, Jr.. of
Stowe, and her brothers-in-law. An
gus L. Gale OF stowe and Edwin G..
Barrows of Morrisville, Three hymns
were sung by Mrs. II. W. Rarrows
Mrs. ~ IT, Kaiser, a. II. Cheney and
C. y. Riley. Mrs. l., l., Harris played
the piano, the part which Mrs. Gale
mad fllcd at 80 many funerals. A
profusion of the most beautiful low
ers covered the casket and adorned
the rooms and the large house was
hlled to OVERLOOKING, among those In
attendance being f. g. Billings of
Schenectady, n. Y, Mrs. Frank J. Rob
inson of Malone. n. y. Mrs. Il. G. Bar
rows OF Morrisville, Mrs. Juliet lin.
Mrs ]. A. Brooks OF Gilmore. Mr. and
Mrs. George i. Gale OF Cady's Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7. Downer OF
IIardwick, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Ferrin
of Montpelier Charles c. Robinson OF
Waterbury Confer, w, J, Bigelow of
Burlington, Mrs. Lula Dunbar of
Swanton, Mrs. Il. W. Randall and Mrs
G, S. Bdwell of Waterbury. The bur-
ial was made in West Branch ceme-
terry.
Guests at w NJ Adamss are Mr. ana
Mrs. Gruber. Edward Lso and Harry
OF Brooklyn, n. V, and Mr..
and Mrs Burns of Florida.--Between
seventy-fve and hundred men with
IL, Al
for Henry VI. Tucker, taking down a
barn purchased Of o. A. Sanborn. on the
James McAllister place and putting up
the frame on the side OF the one burned
Friday. and beginning the boarding, Mer-
chants in the village each contributed q
hundred pounds OF nails. The barn will
provide for the immediate needs of Mr..
fuckers stock--Miss Hattie h, Baldwin
OF Salem. Mass. IL guest Mt the
edges,"-Funeral services will he con-
a""fHd nv tho Raw I. -. Angel this aft
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GREENSBORO.

Ms, Nellie White of Chicago is visiting
her cousins, j. A. and J. W. Campbell
Mrs. z. Campbell and daughter from ST.
Adams are stopping At Bide a Wee cot
tage.-The strawberry supper given by
the Ladies Social Circle Friday evening
was a financial success. about $50 being
'ealiaed.-The Rev. DR. Lord Of Needham.
Mass, preached ut the Congregational
Church Sunday morning.-Mss Ruth Con-
ant was called 10 her nome in Cabot
Monday by the illness Of her aunt.-The
many friends of Mr., AMI Mrs. I>andon are
glad to note the improved condition OF
their daughters health since the opera
ton for appendicitis a the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Rev. Mr.. White is taking a vaca-
tion.-Quarterly meeting service was held
in the Union Church Sunday. Tho Rev.
Mr.. Hunt. district superintendent.
preached an excellent srrmon.-Nfrs Mel
lie Coaster Of Lebanon. n H.. Is visit
ing her mother.-Afiss Lura Mnckler is
at home from her school in Waitsfield.-
Jennie Kinney Of Iowa H. visiting her
brothers.-Tho Ladies' Aid sale is to be
July % in the Grange hall. Dinner will
be served IN the church dining Rom