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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from First Pare,

necticut. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and various sections OF Vermont. One
of the largest audiences OF the summer
session enjoyed the lecture on Robert
Burns" by Judge w. y. Stafford Of
Washington. u. c., at the Congregations
al Church last cvcnng.-Mrs. Alice Man
ming and Miss Catherine II. Mayo, the
evangelists who have been laboring here
for several weeks. went Wednesday to
Nooers Forks n. v, for n weeks stay
Tho Misses Lulu and Jennie Calhoun,
who have been spending q vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Cal
houn, have gone TO Montpelier where
they are nurses In the fIcaton hospital.
Their sister. Miss May Calhoun. has been
engaged to teach In Crown Point n. Y.
the coming year-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cadv Of Castloton will soon move here
Among the out of town people here are
Frank W. Breslcr of Topeka, Kans..
Isaac l.. Little of Salisbury. W. II. Bing-
ham Of West Cornwall w. G. Hamilton,
r. n. Mvrick and W, H. Jackson OF
Brdport. George + Waters of Science
tadv. y. Y, G. f. i'm of Walingford,
Thomas II. hartley Of Ncrgcnncs. Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Hcrzzog Of Brooklyn, n.
Y. Mr.. and Mrs william Burwick of
New York city and Carmi u Gibbs Of
Waterbury, Palmer has rc-
turned from q few days at his former
home in East Dorset.--Fred Mahcu of
West Cornwall Is suffering severely from
sprained right ankle which he received
by falling from n load of hay.-Rohcrt
Rogers, former business man of this
village but now OF Worcester, Mass. Is
in town for few days visit with rels-
tives.-F'red A. Hughes of Rochester. y.
Y. Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
recovered from few days Illness.
caused by insomna.--lI, W. Brown Is in
town after several weeks in Crown
Point, y. y. and Vicinity.-f. q. Austin
Of New York city has joined his wife who
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs +. p. Wiliamson.Edw Eli
thorp of Watertown, y. Y, formerly
clerk for Frank A. Fond, Is visiting in
town.-G f.. Marshall is at Silver lake
for a few days.--Mrs Phillip Manchester
of Chicago Is at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Dugald Stewart.--Mrs. Nellie Gleg
horn and Miss Caroline billiard. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Langworthy. have returned to Walling-
ford.--Merritt Stow has returned from a
month in B-istol with his father, who is
IN poor health.-Mrs. NJ. II. Graham.
Miss Graham and Margaret Graham
have returned from Boston and the
beaches where they have spent the past
month.
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MONKTCM RIDGE.

Mrs. hurley l;jdwell has gone to Dandy
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Griffith Mrs
Denton is spending her vacation across
the lake at the home Of her parents. DR.
Denton's e'"ter is keeping house for him
The Methodist sunday school will have
picnic on MI. Pho to-day. The
picnckers are to start from tho church
at $50 o'c,ocE.-The Misses Mary and
Mabel Eddy and Miss Adelne pcase of
northampton. Mass, arc spending Il few
weeks at the lake in the Eddy-Willough-
by cottage. "The Rocks. Among others
are Miss Hoth Douglass OF New York,
Miss Evelyn Willoughhy ~ Northamp-
ton, Mrs Briggs and two children Of
Bristol and Miss GcncVicVe Horsford of
Charlotte.--Cl Clarence j. Ferguson of Bur
lington will deliver an address at the
Friends Church Sunday evening. Mrs.
Lizzie shepard and daughter, Eva, are
visiting in Tinmuuth.-Therc were no
services at TIE Friends Church Sunday
1t being quarterly meeting II South
StalkSbOrO.
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VERGEEN!ES.

Mrs. Ardolia CBeach). wife of +. NJ.
Strong Sied Thursday afternoon MT her
home at Basin IIarhor after lingering
illness from a complication of diseases.
aged C, wears Mrs. Strong was tie daugh-
ter Of the late NJ. and Mrs Allen Beach
Of West FcrrishurCh She was graduated
from the Rpley Female College Of
Poultney and for Il wears after graduo
ton taught school in Illinois and Iowa.
In 1859 she was married to Mr.. Strong
and had since resided at Basin Farhor.
where Mr. Strong has conducted a sum
mer hotel Besides n husband she leaves
one brother, Harvev +. Beach. one niece.
Miss Caroline Beach. two nephews.
Charles and Allen Beach. all of West
Fcrrishurct. The funeral was held
Saturday at the house tho Rev T. Gavan
Duffy. rector of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church Of this city of which the deceased
was a member. on ciating.-While Lewis
G. Peck was moving on land belonging
to George Y. Stone near Little Otter
creek. the section knives of the machine
cut into an eel about two and one half
feet IN length The eel was over ton feet
from the bank OF the creek
Miss Theresa NIddlcbrool: IS passing
week with her brother, George,
at Long Point.-Edward Pilon OF Bur
lingto" has gone to Westport. y. Y.
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Agan AS n result of the canvass a:nong
the business men In regard to sprinkling
tho streets, which was made by Alder
man y. j. Remand. a new sprinkler has
been ordcred.-The Misses Lillian Rres-
nahan and Ethel Pitt returned to Hrook-
lyn, y. Y, Saturday after a two weeks
visit 20 Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan
MI and Mrs. Charles Allen and dauEh-
ter. Ruth. are visiting in Rutland Mrs.
Charles II. Ferguson and daughter. Elc-
amor, visited In burlington Saturday.
Benjamin Bristol and sister, Anna, are
visiting in Brdport.-N. j. McCuen mes
sengcr in the United States Senate, ar
rived home Saturdf.y.-Mrs II. A. .Allbee
Of Nashua. ~ r., who has been visiting
hcr sister, Mrs r. Bishce. has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs jules bowling and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Marvel of Boston, on
their return from trip to Canada
and the Thousand Islands in their 60
foot gasoline launch Ailene, are at J..
G. Cotcy's cottage at Mile Point.-F.
A. Norton has sold his hotel in Brid-
port to u. c. Russell.-Mrs. Louis
Godctte and niece. Miss Cora Jack
man, visited Mrs Olive Armell of WI
nooski Monday.-C. i. Wyman Went
yesterday to spend week at MS ola
home in Huntington.-Mrs. Anna Ben
nett and Miss Emma Laporte and
their niece Miss Anna Bora OF Provl-
dencc, Il. l.. have gone to Sandy Hi,
~ y, to visit Mrs. Henry PORTER
Miss Mamie Cline of West Salisbury
IS visiting her a.unt. Mrs. Lon Wills
Miss Jessie Norton returned Monday
day to Huntington after weeks
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Bates and daug
Their Of Massachusetts are visiting hef
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Raker.-Mrs,
A. r. Small Of Burlington is visiting rela.
tives here.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HalocA
of Starksboro visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. s. J. Randall. over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Mix and children
of Montpelier and Mrs. Truax Of Rich.
ford are guests of G.. r. Warren.-MisS
1.ila Baker Is with her sister. Mrs. Bella
Wright. In Rutland for an indefinita
stay.-Mrs. Jerusha Taft and grand
daughter, Miss Pauline Taft. visited in
South Starksboro the past week.--Iiarvey
Ellis went to Waitsfeld Saturday. where
ne has employment In a creamery.
Miss Sadie Rublee Of Southampton,
Mass. has been visiting at NJ f. Brew.
ster's the past few days.-Miss Lillian
Morrison Of Malletts bay Is visiting Miss
Alice AndreWs.-W. f.. Hanks Of Bristol
visited his brother. u. +, Hanks. We'd
nesday MN. and Mrs. hurley Hin Of Mex
leo were guests at f. r. Strong's the first
Of the week.-Clarence Blodgett of Bolton
Is moving into n part Of George Bartlett's
farm house County Road Comms sionet
Hobart of Westford was in town We'd.
nesday William Guyette OF Bolton has
moved into the house with Patrick Hill.
Williams and Miss Gorton, who have
been visiting here the past few weeks,
went to Essex Thursday for a few days.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. William c. Griswold Of orwell
will be at home" on her SOth BIRTH
day anniversary. Friday, August 13.
1909 and will be pleased to receive
informal calls from three o'clock I'M
til eight o'clock during the afternoon.
All are asked to accept this cordial
announcement as no personal invita-
tions are issued.
The oratorio. The Holy city" given
by the choir of the Congregational
Church Sunday evening. assisted by local
talent and King Lille of Boston. was
listened to by n packed house, many
coming from adjoining towns, and was
the greatest musical treat that the
people over had hcre.-Mrs. q. S Moffett
fell at her home Saturday and broke
three ribs The Y. Y. s. c. +. met with
H J.. Allen Tuesday evening. w. n.
Nickersoc will show a fine string of
Morgan horses at tho Middlehury fair
The Rev. Mr.. Long will preach at the
Congregational Church Sunday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

A one-slded game OF base ball Satur-
day afternoon was won by South Bur.
lington from Wiliston by the score OF
IS TO 0.--Mrs. II. A. Bxby Is confined
TO her bed by Illness. Her AGED mother.
Mrs. Elliot who lives with her is very
feebe.-Mrs. Cordelia Tebo who has been
In poor health for a long time Is not as
wel.--Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Tilley Of
Of ST. George and Mr.. and Mrs. S. n.
Tilley of Williston were in town Sun
day to zee their brother. s. n. Tillev,
who Is sck.-A daughter was born Sat.
urday TO Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Hayes.
Mrs. f. A. Rollins is passing a few days
at the home Of her brother, janet
Mahon, in Huntington.-Mrs. w y.
Pratt returned to her home in Mechan-
icsv!lle Tuesday after months stay
at F. c. Ishams.
Siias r. Tiley OF the "Tollgate cot.
tage" who has been confined 10 his bed
for several weeks. had for his guests
Sunday in honor OF his 6Sth birthday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney y Tilley Of Willis
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram H. Tilley and
daughter, Miss Marguerite Of St George,
Mrs. w. T. Tilley Of Richmond. and his
son, Hiram f. Tllev and family Of
Fourth strcet-Road Commissioner g.
II. White is putting IN a fine stretch oE
permanent road between Dorset and
Fourth streets on the Observation-Disclosures
Taft OF Essex Junction. who is over So
years OF age, walked to and from his
home Friday to visit his brother-in-law,
s. II. Tilley.
| Mrs Hesse. formerly Margaret Asey.)
will present "Hiawatha." at the Fourth
Street Church sociabe TO be held al
f. r. Slocums in Shelburne Saturday
evening. Cake and ice cream will be
| served
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G. WESLEY DREW'S ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
The Honorable Probate Court for
the district of Chittenden.
To the heirs and al persons inter-
estcd in the estate of c. Wesley Drew,
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath beer
made to this court in writing by the
executrix Of the last will and tosta :
ment Of c. Wesley Drew late of Bur
l!ngton, praying for license and au-
thority to sell the whole Of tho real
estate Of said deceased, represent
ing to said Court, that 1t would
all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased, to sell the whole of
the real estate of said deceased, and
convert the same into money,
And bringing into court the consen,
and appreciation In writing of all the
neirs to said estate residing In this
State, and setting forth the situation
ed and assigned the a7th day OF August
1909, at the Probate Court rooms
upon said application and petition
Of to be given to all persons interest.
ed therein; by publishing said order
the burlington Weekly Fres press.
newspaper which circulates In the
| neighborhood OF those persons inter.
ested In said estate. all which pub
locations shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
| to appear before said court, at thu
time and place assigned. then ant
there In said court to make your OBJ
tections to the granting OF such II
cense. II you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Pro
bate Court rooms. this 9th day of Au
gust, 1909.
7,w3t Judge.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Jennie McWiliams Of Troy. n.
Y. is the guest Of Mrs. +. ". Partch.--
Miss Gennieve Hickey Is passing vaca-
tion with her aunt. Mrs. Sarah Flem-
ming f.. Rowley returned to Phila-
delphia Sunday after q two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +.
r. Rowley Mr.. and Mrs George Fits
are visiting in the West.-Mill Wallace
Of Waterbury is the guest Of Miss Marcia
Winslow.-C. +. Evere5: Is IN Shafts
hurY.-t. s. Rowley of Shelburne IS the
guest of his son, +. f.. Rowiey.-Mr. and
Mrs II. c. Peck returned from carp
Sunday
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Samuel Tart has returned to his home
in Montpelier-Mr. and Mrs. Layton
Elliott of Fcrrisburgh were guests OF
their brother. George Elliott. last week.
Mrs Dewitt Greene left Tuesday for
her home in Buffalo. y. Y.-The funeral
OF Mrs. Harry Hallock was held at the
Jerusalem schoolhouse Saturday after
noon, Mr.. Charles Franklin officiating.
The reunion of the Purinton families
will be held at William labor's in Bristol
August 10 DR.. and Mrs Walter D..
Greene IF Buffalo, y. Y. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Folansbce and ser Of Proc
tor are guests at David Follansbee's. s.
Miss Daisy Hutchinson of Brooklyn, n.
Y. is "A guest at Mrs. y. Harris Under
lfll'r
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HINESBURCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollis of -iew YorA
city are spending two weeks wi F. II.
Hollis and family and MRS. j.
Patrick of Burlington visited here sun
day.-NIiss Beatrice Moore of Burlington
Is the guest of Miss Hazel Cassidy
Harlow Bostwck of Burlington is az
Luclus Bostwick's.-C. j. Russell OF Bur.
lington was at NJ. F. Remington's owe,
Sunday.-The supper and entertainment
by the Grange Saturday evening was
largely attended. 4 fine musical and
literary entertainment was given. Miss
Beatrice Moore gave several piano solo.
and Mrs Edgar Meader recited.-Mrs,
Clark Pierce and daughter Of Ferris.
burgh are guests OF Guy Tohey.-Mrs. c.
j. Russell and daughter. Eileen. have re.
turned to Burlington after two weeks al
NJ F.. Remington --Harry Russell whd
was operated upon at the Mary Fletcher
hospital a week ago, Is improving
Henry Stebbns has purchased an auto.
mobile, the only one owned In town.
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sTARKSBORO.

The G. c. G. will meet Thursoay with
Mrs. william 1lill-Seldon Ca'dwe'l or
81. Adams visited his family nero over
Sunday.-The Hill reunion VIII nc heid IN
the grove Of George O'Bryan at Starks-
boro village August &-Clayton Smith
of Richmond visited in town the first of
the week. The Rev. J. Franklin brandon
Of New Hampshire VIII speak In the
interest OF the Anti-Saloon League Sun
day morning at 1920 o'clock. The Grange
nicnic will be held In the grove OF Bal
Fuller In Bristol August l4.---Mrs. VIII
liam Hanson a'd family have returned to
Thompsonvllc, Conn.-.Mrs. Henry Nor
ton Of Burlington is visiting at Or.
lNndo'S.
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ADDISON.

The lawn social at the church Tuesday
evening was we'll attended. II was un-
der the auspices OF the G. r. Il. society
and $3.50 was realized. The Ladies' Aid
society met with Mrs Joseph Tatro We'd
ncsday-Mr, and Mrs. $. eyre are the
parents of IA daughter.--Miss Edith
Nison OF Bridport has been the guest of
Miss Eva Smth-Mr. and Mrs Ed,,ar
Brown are the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, II. OByan.-IIenry
Palmer and daughter. Miss Lucy Palmer.
have boon visiting IN Bratt'eboro.-Niss
Belle sherman gave u recital with her
pupils at the hall Saturday evening. 1t
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RRIDPOPT.

Miss Frances Dexter. Of New Hamp-
shire, is guest at d. T.. Rice's.-F. A.
Norton has sold the hotel property to
i. 9. Russell-Mrs. Fuller has returned
to Glcns Falls.-Albcrt Knesland and
family have returned to Salisbury Mrs.
Lizzie Bartlett of Armenia, y. Y, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Auriiia FietCher.-George
Payne and family have been in camp
as guests Of the Gordon and Hemenway
families. Mr.. and Mrs George CHATTER
have returned to MiddlehUry.
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CHll1ENDEN COUNTY.
WINOosKI.

A stubborn fire in a tenement house
required the services of the fire de
partmcnt for nearly two hours Fri
day afternoon. The alarm was
runS in from box 81 shortly before
four o'clock. and when the 0remen
arrived they found hot fire well,
started and rapidly gaining headway.
The double tenement house at Nos. 10
and 10 LeClar avenue, owned by
Philip Dennis. was the scene of tn,
blaze and after Il light of an hon,
and II half TIA recall was sounded
The tAnements were vacant and were
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Stella Turner of Mddlchury and
Miss Adds Parkill Of Cornwall have been
spending n few days with Mrs. w II.
Hall.-Niss Grace Twitchell Is entertain
ing friends from Mooers, n. Y.-On ac-
count Of the camp meeting at Spring
Grove, there will he no services at the
Methodist Church for two Sundays.-On
hundred and forty persons attended the
Sunday school picnic last week. ball
game and ride on the river in Mr.. Whit
mans launch were among the attrac-
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JERICHO

Mr. and Mrs Ralph NJ. Church and
daughter of Rutland. who have been
visiting his sister Mrs. A. p Byington
went Saturday TO Jonesville TO visit MS
brother. w. A. Church.-Mrs A. o.
Brooks. who has been visiting her moth
or Mrs. 4. w. Ross. went Saturday to
Schenectady. y. Y, where MI Brooks
Is employed The Misses Hazel Woods
and Henrietta Warren OF Essex Junction
have been visiting Miss Ada Curtis for
few days-The Ladies' Help society of
the Baptist church served ice cream
Mt the home Of W. +. Buxton Tuesday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Johnson
have returned from the White Noun
tans-Miss Lulu Lincoln, who has been
Mt home for a few weeks, has returned
10 I'nderhil. where she Is cashier in &.
Stlgles Store.-Parll II. Brown IS hav-
ing II days vacation. from his duties
az r. +. y. carrier A. w Ross is in
Pittsfeld. Mass. where he has employ
ment.-R w. Brown was at home from
burlington over Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie
| Roberts. who has been visiting az F s.
Tomlnson's. returned to Burlington Fri
day.-Nlss Laura Carroll Of Essex juno
tion spent Sunday at her home here
Miss Lena Grow has returned from
NtStioru.- -ScnoOlS tnTouSnpUt LOW II VIZ
open August 20. with the following teach
ers: High school. principal. Miss Maude
NJ. Tucker. assistant. Miss Mary Moran;
Jericho Centre. higher grade Miss Mary
| I.eary. lower grade. Mrs. Maude Hurl-
but Ricknell; Jericho, grammar. L. A.
Brown. intermediate, Miss Mary Adrten.
primary. Mrs. Lena Wilton Rice: Lee
River. Mrs. Eva Ford Nealy; Winooski
valley, Mrs. Ellen II. Mann; south dis
trct, Miss Nellie Leonard; Nashville,
| Miss Lorraine Ransom All except Miss
Tucker of Mddlebury are residents of
this town. and al, have been employed In
Ransom nj Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs james Stafford. Jr., and
son. Saville. are In berkshire for week
visiting relatives Mr.. and Mrs. William
BuzZell and son, Harry, of Lowell Mass.
who have been visiting his brother and
sister here. went Saturday to West Der
by to visit his father. the Rev. j. 7. Buz-
2ell.-Homer Wells Of Cambridge spent
Sunday at George W. Foster's.-Mrs. f.
T.. Alger spent Saturday in Burlington
Mrs. w. II. Whitney and child of Bur
lington have been visiting Mrs. Whit
neys sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Chittenden.-
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wakefield of Bur-
| llngton were visitors over Sunday at the
| home OF stephen z. Curts,-Miss Myrtle
| Alger was guest Of friends in Buring-
ton over Sunday.-Dr, and Mrs B. FL.
Stone and daughter returned to Burling-
ton Monday morning after spending Sun
| day In town.
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LINCOLN,

Tho Colby reunion will he held Mt Will
liam Hoag's Wednesday, August Is
Miss Myrtle Jackman. WHO has been in
Bennington the pas, week, returned home
Saturday.-Miss Belle Putnam Of Gard
ner, Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A. T Norgan.-Miss Nellie Johns OF
Charlotte is visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Sidney Buttles and daughter of
Randolph who has been visiting her
daughte- Mrs. Arthur Brooks, has re-
turned home Prospect Grange will hold
n picnic with StarKsborc Grange Sat
urda" In Bristol on the old Newell hill
farm.
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ESSEX CENTER.

NJ. and Mrs. u. J. Williams and Mr.
ard Mrs. c. NJ Ransome were in Jeffer.
sonvile Saturday.-The Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Senter Friday afternoon
and supper will be served from 500 to SO
p. m. Mr.. Senter will carry all thosa
wishing to go free of charge and will
leave Mrs. Dygret's at 1870 p. m.-Ths
Rev. Blodgett will meet the young people
at the Methodist Church Saturday AZ
800 p. m. for the purpose OF organizing
Junior league.A son was born Sunda =
to MIR. and Mrs. Donald Fisher. The
Misses Landon Of South Hero werc guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Satur.
day and Sunday.
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BRISTOL.

Hugh Smith and Ernest Corey Of Wash
ington d. c. are guests Of T.. e. Chaplin
md family They went 70 Westford Satur-
day 70 remain over Srndny.--Mr and Mrs.
f. W. Narney are at home from several
days IN Rurlngton.- Mis- Ve.or Monta
Of NIddlcbury is visiting relatives in town.
Mss Alice Daniels has returnes from
M,ddlehury-A daughter was torr to Mr.
and Mrs G. l.. IIasseltine in Montpelier
Fridav-Mrs Emma Cooley and Miss Alta
Cooley are at home from a visit in
, Leicester Tho Rev. Ira r. Kellogg. who
has beer visiting his parents In Monkton
was in town Friday. Mr. Kcllogg was
graduated from the Harvard Divinity
school in June. He Is n graduate OF tho
Bristol high school. class o: 90 md will
go to Florence. Mass. September as
pastor of the Unitarian Church.-Nrs.
Loretta ]. Phair Is recovering from the
injuries received by her horse Incoming
frightened by an automobie-Dr. ". F..
Hasseltine has been ordered to buffalo.
~ y, and left Saturday. He Is an as
s,stant surgeon In the public health and
marine hospital service.-A daughter was
horn Saturday to DR.. and Mrs. IT. F..
Hasseltine.
No trace OF ]. w. Pullman has been
| found. Searching parties were out all
Saturday and STANDARDIZATION Trudo was
badly bruised Saturday by falling from
| the second story of D. r. Bosworth's now
house.-Mr. and Nirs. Hackett and c. w.
| Dunshee of Proctor ard Robert Dunshee
| Of Scranton, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Nicra
| NJ Dunshec and family-Miss Jennie
| NJ Grow has gone to Richford for an
indefinite stay with the Roy and Mrs
| of
| Princeton, H.. was a guest of MS r.
A. Purlnton Sunday and Mondav-Mr
| and Mrs. F. ] Grady and George Nc
Man OF New York started for Manitoba
| Sunday. They expect to be gone two
| weeks.-AIiss Elizabeth Trumpass Of
| Westheld Is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
| W. Narney. Miss Trumpass Is former
| teacher in the graded school. and for
| three years has been teaching In Clifton,
| Ariz-Mrs Kate Pettibone and dauEh-
| ter, Edna. who have been visiting here,
| have returned N Richmond.-Mrs.
| Nancclette and daughter have return ia
| Cornwall.-The Rev. and Mrs. I. r. Usher
are passing their vacation In Poultncy
| and Observation-Disclosures, Sophia Fnrr Is
| visiting In Rurlington.-The temperature
| was o. degrees In the shade here Sun
| day afternoon. Miss Ahhie Cove has re-
turned from two weeks in Burlington -
| Jennie Dukett and Norman Nadeau of
| Rridport are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
| w r. Chase.
| The solectmen nave offered reward
| o. so5 for the finding or any information
| that will lead to the return Of Irving w.
| Pullman. who left his home early Fri
day morning, Mrs. L. S. Warner, Mr..
| and Mrs, L. T. Rockwell and two daugh-
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WANTED

WANTED. Experienced young women
at The Northampton. tMass) state
HOSPITAL TraipMg School for Nurses
Apply to Dr. J. \. Houston, Supt.'
stating age weight, height. present
and precious occupations. Send refer-
enccs or recommendations. b,w,3t.