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SHELBURNE.

The death of Mrs. Edward Saxton from
n general breaking down of the system
due to old age occurred at her home
north of the village early Monday
morning. The funeral was held at the
house Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock. Mrs. Saxton was born near
Shelhurne harbor about so years ago,
her maiden name being Sarah r. Tyler.
Beside her husband. she Is survived ~ a
sister, Miss Emma j. Tyler, who has
nved with her, and by two brothers,
William II. Tyler of burlington and
Vernon a. Tyler Of New York.-rhe fu-
neral of Peter Miller who died satur-
day from cancer of the stomach. was
held Mt his home Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Miller was 6' years ofd.-Dr. and Mrs
+. r. Stoddard returned Monday from
an absence of over two weeks, most of
which was passed in Philadelphia whore
he visited the hospitals.
The Sutton school. Mrs. Anna S. Allen
of Panton teacher. has completed the
whole list Of nature study work pre-
scrlhed by state Superintendent Mason
S. Stone. The pupils have the written
list on file. and know by sight the fol-
lowing: Twenty kinds Of common birds;
20 kinds of common insects; 20 kinds of
trees; Is shrubs; vines % wild flowers:
20 common weeds, 6 minerals. 10 rocks
and the common soils The leaves of
the different trees, shrubs. vines, flowers
and grasses. have been pressed mounted
and hung on the school room walls
Specimens Of the minerals. and soils are
labeled and placed in the library cabinet
for insDection
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FRANKLIN.

The bac1alaureate sermon 10 the high
school graduating class was preached
Sunday in the CONGREGATIONAL Church by
the Rev. I. Wilson Day. The audience
was one Of the largest ever seen IN a
church in this town. Class day exercises
wee held in tho town hall Tuesday
afternoon. The graduating exercises were
held in the town hall last evening at
,:3o. The graduating class had Il men,
bers-E 5. Barnes and family OF Lowell,
Mass, are guests OF j. Welcome.-F =.
Willard, c. r. Kusling and States De
G-oat 81 New York are in town FOR y
his mother. Mrs Laura Robe Tho
PARTY came from New York IN Mr.. VIII
lard's automobile.-M and Mrs Hon
kins OF Waterbury and a party are guests
at + l.. Hopklrs's The Hon. and Mrs
II. 9. Pomeroy OF St Adams were in
town over SundaT.-Mss Nill Of Water
bury Center is the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. G. C.. Westcot--A daughter was
horn to Mr.. and Ms. W. II. Hale Of St.
Adams June If. g. Colcord is the
guest o. Mrs, Maule HoGaboom.--Th
warning is out for n special town meet
ing June o9-The Village Improvement
society will present the drama, Among
the B-oakers." in the town hall late in
july Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Gates and
daughter Of Boston are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Gates-Thc remains Of
Emerson FELTON, Of Chicago were buried
IN the family lot hore "Wednesday morn
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Rosa Ground of ST. Hyacinthc
p c., Is visiting relatives in town.-Mrs
Emma Foote and son, Gilman. visited in
Port Henry last week.-George Eagan and
Miss Ahbcl scott We're married last
wcek-The Orioles Of North Ferrisburgh
played the 1nvncibles Of this place Sat
urday; score. "a To in favor of the
Invincbles- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone
Of Burlington were in town over Sunday
Mrs Phoebe owen and grandson of Mt.
Philo Inn visited In town over Sunday
Walter I-ahounty has recovered from n
severe attack of the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. Beers have returned
from carriage drive through Grand Isle
TO ST. Albans.-Children day exercises
were well attended at the Church Sun
dav.-There will he a strawberry and ice
cream soCable at the Vestry Friday
evening by the Ladies' Aid society,"
Mrs NJ D. Smith and daughter of North
field are visiting at F. II. Horsford's.-L.
Richard Dean is spending a few days
at his home here before going TO Dart
mouth college where re will graduate this
Week.-Mrs. Carolyn Williams Is at home
from teaching in BroCkton. Mass.-At the
last meeting Of the Grange. seven mem
bers were given the third and fourth
degrees.-John II. Tobey has bought
building lot of George Foote north Of E.
q BeerS'S,
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RICHTORD.

With tie closing Of the public schools
last week Principal Edwin +. Greene
retirfs from the high school efter y
years of efficient work, during which
there have been 80 graduates Hiss Ruth
TAYLOR, rrecoptrose. Will not tnach the
coming year but viii REMAIN at her homo
in Schenectady. y +. Mics Grace Libby
Of Lewiston, Ne. 'rachsr Il French. Miss
Mcude Wakefield e.: %c.Il Troy. Miss
Pearl Esty If 4 'f ~. rul possibly Miss
Aucy Palmer st.; N.r,nnos. grade
teachers. viii ols. rut .cturn.-Joseph
Bashaw Of hrocktol. $685.. is visiting
relatives here. ". ..5...So1d Farnum OF
.Lontreal is VISITING :l' Rcv. and Mrs
+, Barnby Leach y I'll, Baker is at home
from Vermont Academy and Ernest d
Read from Tufts College, both havine
graduate d.--Rockwood :. Brown is at
home from attending the Ann Arbor
CMlch) Jaw school, He will soon go to
Burlington to work on the steamer Yer
mont Miss Leila Martin has returned
from Claremont. y. II, and will teach
The seventh grade = tho Richford village
school next fall.-Daeid Bashaw and fam
fly viii soon movo To- Erockton. Mass
David A. Grant has hccn awarded the
contract for CARRYING the mails twice "A
for another four years at $685. annually.
&. Leland Green 80 franklin. who has
been engaged as principal of the Rich
ford high school has rented Of r. A.
Hendrix the I.avcro house on the corner
of River street and North avenue and
will move hero about July mir and
Mrs. ), W. Bailey. who passed tho winter
and spring in Arizona and California.
write from Long Beach, cal. that they
expect to return % Richfcrd this week
Mrs. VI. w Rounds returned home Sat
urdaY evening from hospital in Mon
treal whore she underwent n surgical
operation. Her condition Is irl0rovca 49,
y. j Elliott, deputy collector, Is Saving
few days vacation. and with Mr..
Elliott and little niece. Bertha Uowcti. -
taking a carriage drive through Orleans
county.-Miss Bertha Martindalc Of
North Sheldon is visiting Mrs w s
Thayer,-Mrs. NJ. +. Bell OF St Adams
is visiting Mr., and Mrs. F. NJ Barnes
Miss Elizabeth Rogers of Swanton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hagen over Sunday
Bennett c. Douglass has gone to Skin
rer, Me. on fishing trip-Mrs. George
Colcord who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs, +. +, Grant Of 81. Johns
bury, has returned For tho Sunday
school picnic to Knowlton. Que Thurs
day a special train will leave Richford at
7:l5 o'clock IN the morning. Mrs. Alvin
J. purdy and little daughter OF Maiden.
Mass, are visiting in this place where
forD,prlV rpsi1at
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RICHMOND.

Mrs Z. f. Fisk has returned from a
weeks stay in Randolph. Mrs. b. j.
Andrews visited Mrs. S. A. Andrews
Saturday. Sunday was oh
served at the Congregational Church
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs I. f. Towne
were in Burlington over sunday
c. L. Story of New York city was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs i, r. Goodwin
yesterdsy.-A whist party was given in
Forcsters' hal! Tuesday evening by the
c. Y. w. r. Abr. ana Mrs, H. II.
Seeley have returned from a weeks stay
with the doctors parents in Middlebury.
Mrs Leonard johnson Will entertain the
ladies Aid Circle Of Kings Daughters
Friday afternoon l.. King OF Dallas,
Texas Is spending a two weeks vacation
with his family at the home of Peter
Strong.-Therc was large attendance
at the baby show given in the vestry Of
the Cniversalist Church yesterday after
noon. Refreshments were served and sew
eral prizes awarded.-Elen Fisk Is visit,
ing Boston and Fall River, Mass.-Mrs.
Frank Piche and children have returned
from a Two weeks stay with her sister,
Mrs. Sherman, in Burlington.-Thcrc are
several cases of measles in town.-Thc
Misses Mia and Eleda Hall are spending
q part of their vacation in Jericho as the
guests of their aunt, IFS. Leon Hi.
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WES1TORD.

Sidney C. Bates died at his home Fri
day after three weeks illness. lie
was born in Fairfax January "a, lS40, and
was therefore in his 10th year. He 4,
survived by wife and two sons, Roy T.
Bates of Hudson. y. Y. and Harry s.
Bates OF this town and by a sister. Mrs.
Irving T.. Thompson Of Jericho. Mr..
Bates was a painter by trade. The fu-
neral was held at his late home Mon
day at 20 p. m.
Mrs. G. A. Rice has neen visiting her
sister. Mrs, y. a. stone, In PlattsburEh
Mrs. Roy TillcY of Swanton is spend
Ing a few days with her sister, Mrs
Ray Lewis.-Mr and Mrs. Ray 7. Bates
returned to Hudson. y. Y. We'd
nesday-The Ladies' Social Circle will
give an entertainment in the town hall
Friday evening. July 2.-Missos Flor
ence Smith, Owella Iiaselton and Ruth
Stewart are i'll with the measles.
The runerar OF Sidney c. Bates was
held at his late home Monday afternoon
at 30. The Rev. Mr.. kdder ofciated
assisted bv the Rev. Mr. Chambers.
The knights Of Pythias attended in n
body. Mr.. Bates having been member
of that order. The bearers We're r. W
Grow, c. s. Paige, =. T. Irish and c. f.
Macomher, fellow lodge members with
Mr. Bates. and John F.. Rice ana VIII
McLanc. The body was taken TO Essex
Center for burial.
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UNDEEHIL.L CENTEn

The Catholic school children of Jericho
under the direction of Miss May Adrien,
are rehcarsing a play which will be
given next month.-Francs Cahill has
sold his home farm to Thomas Bruce of
Warren for price said TO be 500
steve" Billings came in contact it'll n
kicking horse Of the regulation type, one
day last week. and as a result has
badly battered head.-Miss LaPort of
Rutland has been visiting Miss Anna
Theren.-Mrs. Charles Brecn is at the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment. MFR.
and Mrs. Jabcz Hazen Of North Hero
came last week for a visit with their
daughter. Mrs. a. L. Fogg.--Mrs. W. z.
Powers and Grace kilpeck Of Richmond,
visited in town last week Mt Mansfield
was white with snow all Saturday fore
noon. This IS something that the oldest
inhabitant' will have to nerve himself
10 match for the 10Th of June.-The hay
crop promises to be a very light one
The Eddy creamery paid sl.0s per hun
dred for standard May milk
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WIL'LISTON.

Marshall Miller arrived Friday from
Princeton University for tho summon
Mr.. and Mrs, " l.. Foster and family
from Newport are visiting ]. T.. Mctcalf.
John FaTrar OF Burlington is spending
two weeks with Harris Metcalf.-NIiss
Carrie Morrill, returned Saturday from
Boston.-Truman Clark returned from
Poultney Tuesdny.-Miss Buell. from Bur-
linEton Is visiting Ella Pine. Howard
and Sarah Crane have been spending Il
few days with Merton and Willard Arms.
Mrs. Lois Furguson celebrated her 18th
birthday Saturday at the home of Miss
Jennie Burnett Edward Burnett and
family have moved into the house owned
by clifford Goodrch.A rummagc sale
will be held Friday at the town hall The
millinery department will be especially
attractive. Dutch lunch at noon, ice
cream and cake on sale during the even
ing.
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SWANTON.

superintendent of schools has hcen
engaged for Hishgate, Swanton town
and the Swanton village schools in Her
bert Wilbur. who comes from Colorado
lie is native OF Maine, a graduate Of
Amherst College and for the past 20
years has been actively engaged in
school work either as superintendent or
principal. There We're about 20 candi-
dates for the posit ion.--Lvnlan Burt
Iobin. who graduates from Middleoury
College this month. returned Monday
after few days in town with his par
ents,-lIook and line fishing IL pretty
good IN Missisauoi river pike and bass
being caught just below tho rapids
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tatro. former
residents In Swanton, are visiting
friends in town.-Miss Rose Ninclettc
Las gone to Schenectady for few
weeks as an instructor for the Atwood
Suspender company.-The Rev. Arthur
stone, chaplain, United States navy,
who has been in town several days. was
prevented from returning to his d1ties
Monday on account OF illness -Supt.
Carter was here from St. Johnsbury Mon
day to arrange TO have the govern
ment boat Cygnet partially remodeled
and overhauled. The cabin is to DO
raised and the boat replanked-W. q.
Payne and family of Kingston. Pa. are
occupying their cottage at Highgate
Springs. Mr.. Payne Is an almost daily
visitor here and he has been coming TO
Vermont for twenty-five years.-tien.
Manager Schoff of tho Robin Hood Am
muntion CO., has gone to Texas on a
business trip.
Mrs. Chester Lawrence mother of
Mrs. +. W. Jewett, lied Monday even
Ing aged So years. after a long illness.
She was Pauline Mason. born in Swan
ton. where she always resided with
the exception of four years In the
West with a brother and Ave years In
Burlington with her daughter.-Bue-
mess is good at the woodworkinc
plant of George Webster 4 Son, bet
ter than for several months.-As
Swanton will celebrate July 3. special
permission has been obtained OF the
postoffice department. allowing the
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

NJ. G. Reynolds Of Burlington spent
sunday with his family at Rock Ledge.
The hot weather Is bringing the people
to camp rapidly. Moro cottages have
been rented than ever before at this
time Diana" the promising two-year-
old colt owned by Harry -. McCarty won
the blue ribbon prize et the Sheldon
horse show last week.-There will be
services at the little Church Sunday,
July 1.-THE bass fishing promises to be
the best this year in many seasons ow-
ing to the very high water. Many good
catches have already been rnnde.-H. 8.
Thaycr. assistant editor OF tho Essex
Record, was In camp over Sunday.
Frank Carman OF Boston is visiting
his brother. II. O. Carman-A. d. Wilkle
OF Boston was in town over Sunday
w. Robinson Austin Of st. Adams was
III town over sunday tho guest Of his
grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs. G. G.. Aus
tin Mrs. Alfred G. Furhush Of West
Newton, Mass" arrived Monday for
months visit with relatives. -Elmer Car
man Of Cambridge, Mass IS visiting his
Uncle II. G. Carnan. wellington AUS
tin Of sheldon Springs was ia town Mon
Gay.-H. Z. Crosa of Swanton was in
town saturday with hie new Ford auto
mob!!e.-C W. James Of Swanton was in
town Mondav.-The Rev. W. G. Bernard
Of East BERKSHIRE. formerly rector Of St.
Johns Episcopal Church I'm this town,
preached ut 81. Johns Church Sunday in
exchange with the Rev Edward S.
Stonc.-M!ss Lfbbic +. Oheere Of St AL
bans was in town Sunday
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HINEsBURGH.

The selectmo1 have posted notices for
town meeting June 80 to hear the report
and take action on the report o. tho COM
mittee elected in March in regard to
building new high and graded school
buildng,-H. X. Baldwin Of Oedensburg,
~ Y. visited his sister, Mrs. u. A.
Beecher. n few days last week.
The death of Charles Drinkwater oc-
CURED Monday, June q. He was vet
cran of the Civil War and member Of
Cummings Post, No 81 G. a. R.-The
condition OF II. NJ Hull remains about
the samc.-Harlan Bostwick of Burling-
ton is the guest Of his sister, Dora.-Miss
Mary Wilson has returned after visiting
in Burlngton.--Mrs W. r. Field and two
children Of Washington, d. c., are visit
ing at H. NJ IIulrs.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Isham of Eurling-
ton spent sunday In town.-Miss Ellen
Wagner has finished her school in Enos-
burgh and is at home for the summer
vacation.--J. l.. Gleason spent Sunday
with his family in Bellows Falls,--W. r,
Davidson was badly injured Monday,
While trying to lift down cultivator
from a scaffold. his foot slipped and he
fell 10 the floor the cultivator falling
on his mead and injurtng him badly.-The
remains of Mrs, Henry Brown were
brought here from South Hero Saturday
and Inferred I'm the village cemetery.
Henry Brown of South Hero and Mrs,
Ellen clifford Of bingham Mass, were
the guests OF their sister. Miss Clara
Brown, over Sunday,-Percy Ballard of
Burlington was the guest OF Lyman
Powell over Sunday.-Miss Releaf Leven-
away has finished her school In Georgia
and Is at home Charles Lovely Is at
home from st, Michaers College.-Miss
Harriet Rogers Is confined to the house
by hard cold.
one or the prettlcst of June weddings
look place Monday evening when Frank
a. Benham OF Boston, son of Mr. and
MIS-. j. =. Benham Of this place, and
Miss Daisy f. McNall, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. McNall, were married at
eight o'clock at Trinity Church Nv the
Rev. j. G. Cummins. The bride wore n
beautiful gown OF white satin messallne
trimmed With real lace and wore n veil
and carried n white prayer book. The
ushers were Benham Walton OF Montpel-
Ter and Ivan Han Of Haverhill Mass
The choir boys led the way to the altar
and sang two selections. The church
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Worcester, Mass, arc visiting o few days
at j. L. Catin's. The young men made
way Ia Saskat chewan, r. c.. where rela-
uvcs of the former rcsidc-Mrs. c. T..
Hepburn went to Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. a. +. Royce has been visiting rela-
tves for n week IN Saranac Lake. N. Y.
Mrs. Earl Aver Of Milton Boro. form
erly Miss Carrie Hubbard OF this place.
who has been critically i'll with pneu-
monin and complications Is much better.
Her mother, Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbard, is
with hcr.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from End PaEe)

up tho furniture and dishes and creating
a disturbance in general. He was
brought before Judge Conlin In munich
pal court and fined s. and costs which
he paid About six o'clock he was again
taken into custody by officer Wardwell,
the charge being OF the same nature.
Winderl upon arriving at his house start
ed into wreak vengeance on what fur
niture remained over from his first at
tack.
The marriage of Joseph Myers and
Miss I.ucicr took place at st. Francis
NaXler Church Tuesday morning, the
Rev. J. r. Audet officiating. MIR. Myers
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Myers
Of Hickok street. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste Lu-
oier. They have gone to Colchester to
pass their honeymoon. They will return
here and live on West street The groom
IS employed by the American Wooden
company
Floyd d. Hunt OF Barre passed Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hun, of East Allen street. Mr..
Hunt will soon leave Barre and go 10
Waterbury where he will be local man
ager for the Consolidated Electric Light
company.
william Nasseur, aged II years. was
nearly drowned while swimming In the
river below the wooden mill dam Tues
day afternoon. He was rescued by
William Bruyor and Peter Chastenay,
young men of this village, who plunged
in and Erasping the lad by either arm
brought him ashore. Vasseur lives on
the lower road to Burlington.
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MILTON BoRO.

School closed Saturday Mrs. d. r.
Eoan returned from Cambridge Satur-
day. where she passed several days
Lille Bean and Bcryl Blake are at home
from st. Adams for tho summcr.-Nlr.
and Mrs. Ford FlaGg and grandson Of
Richmond were guests of Mrs Jennie
Fayover Sundav.-The wedding Of Frank
Pierce of West Georgia and Miss Susie
Wood of Gcorgit Plain took place We'd
nesday night at the Baptist Church at
Georgia Plain.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

a pretty home wedding took place We'd
nesday afternoon, June &c. at the home
Of DR., and Mrs. w. II. H. Varney at
East Charlotte village, when their
daughter. Miss May Phila Varney. was
married to DR. Frank Wilbcrt Chamber
lain Of burlington. only a few Of the
relatives and most Intimate friends Of
the two ramilics We're invited to the
ceremony and the informal reception
which follows. The Rev Hervey Gulick.
pastor Of the Congregational Church.
performed the ceremony. Immediately
after the reception, the bride and groom
left for brief wedding journey, the des-
tination Of which was unknown. Among
the guests from ont Of town were DR.. i.
A. Rich and family. NJ. and Mrs. f. s.
Pease. and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Buick, all
Of Burlington.-Miss bradshaw Of Boston
Is the guest of Miss Clara Stacy-John
Stapleton is very Ill at his home In the
south part OF the town-Mies Anna
Hayes Is at home from the johnson Nor
NAL school to pass the summer vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Hayes, -Burton Beers and family who
have been spending a few days nj
Thompson's Point, returned home Sun
day.
Inc society VIII nold inc June meet
ing Friday evening with Mrs. Ella Vos-
burg. Mrs, Maebelle Thorp closed the
spring term OF school In district No. 10
Tuesday, with picnic I'm a grove near
the river east NJ Baptist Corners George
Pagan and Miss Nhebelle Scott. both Of
East Charlotte, were married Saturday by
the Rev, Mr. Potter OF North Fcirisburgh
They left on the afternoon train for
Bellows Falls. where they are TO reside
Mrs. William Harris Is spending few
days In Granville snd Shushan. y. Y
The Rev and Mrs. W. a. Dawson and
two children OF Burlngton were visitors
at the baptist parsonage over Sunday.
DR. Dawson occupied his brothers pulpit
Mt the BAPTIST Church Sunday morning
and evenng.-charles Harris and son,
Hyland, of Mddlcbury were in town over
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was beautifully decorated with maiden
hair fern and daisies. ;'he bride was
given away by her father. Among those
who were present from out OF town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and son, Otis, Miss
Nina Ballard, Miss johnson, Miss Susan
Hlnckley, Miss Marguerite Bartlett and
Percy Baldwin of Burlington. Miss Kib-
bic Allen and Miss Maud Hail of South
Hero, Judson and Miss Sarah Reynolds
or keene. n. H.. Ut and Mrs. j. G.. Tag
cart of Burlington and Miss Bessie Dix
on Of Essex Junction. Mr. and Mrs
Benham will pass two weeks in Vermont
after which they Will 20 to Worcester
where he is stationed at present
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The pleasant home of Mr., and Mrs. A.
3 Merrill was the scene of n pretty we'd
ding Wednesday afternoon June IS. at
three O'Clock when their youngest daugh-
ter Mary Ella, rs united IN marriage to
Reuben Lee Soule in the presence Of
about 40 guests. The Rev. II. Clay
Searos performed the ceremony. A
dainty luncheon was served on the piaz-
zas and lawn after which the happy
couple left for Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs
Soule received many valuable gifts
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Harry Soule and Mrs Sarah Soule
George Soule. Dr.. and Mrs. j. r. Patten
OF Fairfield. Grace Oliver of Sheldon
Mrs. Julius Read. Misses Hazel and Mil
drcd Croft of st. Adams. Raymond Soule
OF Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Isham of Bakersfield. -Chldrcn's day
was observed at Union Church Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Ny. and Mrs Beers of Charlotte and
Mr. and Mrs William Cleveland of Yer
gennes visited relatives over :. .ndav.-
Miss INA Ring closed a successful term
of school here Friday.-Nrs. c. j Nor
ton returned from Bristol SATURDAY.
II. + Morrill, IS Ill with the measles
Mrs. s. f. Kenyon will entertain the
Kings Daughters June So-'rhe Mission
AIRY society Will meet with Mrs Jennie
Barnes .Tulv
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Grace Rouse Of Burlington was
home last wcek.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McTevc~ Tuesday
Miss Grace Wadlcsh has returned
from Boston where She has been through,
the winter.-Thc Roy. W G, Bernard was
In Burlington and Swanton last week
returning home Misunderstanding nard Fol
ton of Ortonvillc, MINI, is visiting hero
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Norea have ro-
turned from Glens Fails whore they have
been for two weoks.-AIiss Edith Cassidy
has returned from Enosburgh Center