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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-22

FOR SALE room adobe bo,,,.
l acre OF choice valley land, fac,ne an
PUBIC square in town of Ysleta Sae
Yooo. II this is not bargain shoyT,
Hrcaddus & LenveTI. PIG Tex,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-22
FOR A FEW DAYS AT $4,000.

FUR A FEW DAIS AT 3SUUU.
New modern s room house, story.
large lot; close in, best residence dis
trict. Owner just completed this for
home but circumsta noes compel him 20
sell it at q sacrifice; hard wood floors,
sleeping porch, beautiful nantels in
spacious living room, arranged for
heating plant. Expensive lighting fix
tures, cement walks All the modern
conveniences. Can give good terms.
CASSIDY & Davidson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-22

On Montana St, . lots 50x12O s,s.
Walks, curb and paving all comnle+as
Tor $4,000; good terms
Broaddus & LeaveII, 2I6 Texa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

w NJ. stiles of New York city was
ir town over Sunday visiting his mother
and sister.-John h. Johnson OF Pasa-
dena, Cal, Is In town for the summer
Della cole OF pawtucket, r. J.. is in
town visiting relatiVes-G T. Porter has
gone to Wc!rs \. H.. where he has po-
s!tion in hotel for the sunlmer-Fora
Inman Ct Castlctou. former resident
OF this place, Is here visiting-,l:. and
Mrs a. G. Barnes celebrated their 5oth
wedding anniversary last Thursday \
large number of their friends and rela-
tlves gathered at their homo and n very
pleasant day was spent. Severa! rela-
tiVes from northern New York were
prcscnt.-G. n. Kecler has moved into
the house vacated by p. W. Hall. Mr.
keelcr will act as foreman at the mill
Of Nelson & Hal Co. He comes here
from Watervlle.-C. r Hall is in Green
VILE Me-, this week.-Mrs.. l.. D.
Garrett is quite sick.-Mrs Clifton La
fountain is very sick az the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Mason.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14
Isle La NOTE.

Miss Katherine Wood Of Randolph IL
and daughter. Edith, OF Buffalo y. y,
are IN town for the suInner.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ashley Smyth and two children OF
Massachusetts are In town for the SUM
mer.-Arthur Jarvis has recovered from
the kick he received from his horse some
days ago and is able to be out-Mr.
Bird. who has been the guest of NJ r.
Council. has returned TO his home In
Tarrytown, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs NJ &
Thomas and daughter. Ruth. have been
spending few DAYS at Thompson's Point
with friends.-O. II. Parker and Roma
Hill OF Burlington were In town last
week.-Mrs.. F. II. Severance has gone
to Montreal for few weeks-ir. XII
bourne Of Boston is tho guest Of Mrs
Melvin T1ke.-Mrs. George H. Hubhe1l
and sons, Loring and Sherwood, and
Garden city. n j.. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Fisk--Mrs. julius
Seymour of New York and Joseph
Frogatt of East Orange, y. j., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs ~ w. Fisk
The late arrivals at Bright View cottage
are Miss Rose Lucia Of Montpelier, Miss
Caroline Griswold of ST. Johnsbury. H.
q. Lessor of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs
III. NJ Cutler. Mrs. Hyde. Master Ed.
ward Cutler and Lyman X Jay of
Montpelier.-Miss Beulah Holcomb of
burlington is boarding at Henry La
Bombard's. Sandy Point.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

l.. NJ HAYS with daughters. Gertrude
and Frances, son, Linscv, Of Esecx June
ton and sister. Miss Minnie lIays, OF
Moocrs, y. V. and M. and Mrs Walter
Meyer of burlington came Satrnl,y and
opened the Maplewood.- Miss Jenni, \.
Stewart of Randolph, who is attending
the summer school at Vermont University
in Burlington, was here the last of the
week to open her cottage. which will he
occupied a little later.-Mr. and Mrs T.
4. Robinson. who have been spending
week here, returned to their home in
Barre the last Of the week William Deal
of Waterbury came Thursday evening 70
visit his niece, Mrs Nellie Petcrs.-Mrs
T.. j. Wall OF Worccster, Macs, is visit
ing the family of her brother. Archie
Rice Miss Carrie Moore. who has been
In Morrsvillo several months. is here for
the summer.-Mrs Emmett McFceters OF
Enosburg Falls Is at Charles Peters's for
couple of weeks.-Mrs. w. s Richard
son of Providence, X. l.. and Mrs O. r.
Mason Of Burlington arc at the Franklin
House for the summcr.-Capt. H. b.
Meigs and wife of Baltimore have OPEN
ed baltimore Retreat" for the season
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GRAND lSLE
SQUTE HERO.

Following IL the program of the Or
dinntion OF Ralph II. Mix Thursday, July
/: Ordination sermon. the Row. f.. G..
Guthrie; ordination prayer the Rev. G..
II. Williams; right hand OF fellowship,
the Rev. w. V. Berg; charge to tho pas
tor. the Rev. Hcrvey Gulicl. address to
the people, the Rev. ". G.. Clark; bene-
dIction by the pastor-Mr. and Mrs
Buell. Robinson and children nnd Mrs
Louisa Rockwell OF Enid, Oklahoma, ar
rived here Friday evening and are tho
guests Of MIR, and Mrs. Edison Robinson
for the remainder OF the summer-Arthur
Robinson. Jr.. of Boston is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Juan Rob!nscn.-Tho Rev and
Mrs. w. i. Clark of Barnet, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Ferris.-Mr. and
Mrs Winslow White have moved to the
house vacated by W. NJ. Stevens and
family.-Therc was a farewell party at
the Island House Friday evening in honor
OF James and Rober. Allen. who leave
soon for Washington. whore they have
positions.
Rev. L. II. Lachance is attending the
re- reat at St. Michael's College this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Irish of Bur
lington were guests of Mr.. ana Mrs II.
y. Wadsworth over Sunday. William FL
field of Mooers \. Y. is visiting his
brother. o. d. Fifleld-Sidney Phelps
has purchased an automobile. The Mu-
tunl Benefit society served afjppcr
"Wednesday. Paul Parrot OF Colchester
was IN town this wcek.-Dr. y. j. Caroa
entertained friends from Montreal
!, fnDtlv
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SWANTON.

Commodore Eugene X. Smith OF the
Missisquoi Yacht club started Monday on
summer cruise with his power house boat
"Siesta". accompanied by his family ami
small party of friends. After n few
Plattsburgh and Burlington. the "Sesta"
goes down the st. Lawrence to Quebec
and the Saguenay river.-The Rev
Arthur stone chaplain L. $. navy, sta
toned at the Boston navy yard is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. II. NJ Stone
Mrs. d. L. Booth and srandchild left
Monday FOR Vancouver. Il. C.. where she
will Join her two sons, Howard and Err
win Booth. Mrs. Booth has been a resi-
dent of Swanton for % years.-John Niles
has sold the Swanton- East Aburg ferry
to Henry Blair of Alburg. This ferry has
been in the Niles family almost con-
tinuCusly for a hundred years, John
Niles. grandfather of the present John
Niles. establishing the first ferry be-
tween Franklin and Grand Isle counties
F K. Brayton Of Boston is home for
brief vacation.-John O'Connor. recently
in charge of the East station is packing
up preparatory to accepting Il position
with another road.-F. u. I.apelle has
sold the power boat White Fang to Henry
Youne.-Somc general repairs are being
made at the plant of the Barney Marble
company. There IS no shut down, how
ever.-The Hotel Champlair at Nauuam
is rapidly filling up with guests Most OF
the rooms We're engaged early last
, spring-Mrs. p. J. Farrell and children
have gone into camp at North Hero.
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JEFFERSCNVILLE.

Miss Lolita Brown has gone to Queen
City Park, where she Is the guest Of her
aunt, Miss Matte Wilcox, at Lamoiile
cottage funeral OF Miss Matilda
Davis was held Monday at the home Of
I'etcr Polandcr, where she had resided
several years. The Rev. Mr.. Mandgo Of
Cambridge was the officiating Clergyman,
and the burial was In the family lot at
South Cambridge.--M Miss Matte Flandrcau
has gone to Washington. u. G.. TO
spend the sunmer,--Mrs. Ascne;h Parker
of Newport is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs F. l.. Start.-Mrs. j. II. Meiendy has
returned from 81. Johnsbury Mrs. Ros-
sic Carleton Plat, who spent several
weeks in this vicinity. has returned to
her home in Chicago-Mrs. Livona Hem
rningway Thomas. who recently went
from here to spend tho summer with her
son in I,yndonville. was stricken with
paralysis and died Monday. The funeral
and burial were In Watervillc Tuesday.
She was past 80 years o. age, and was a
sister OF the late Capt. A J. Daris Those
who are seriously III are Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadoro Como. Mrs. Simmons and Mrs.
Leland
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WATERVLLR.

George Keeler has finished his work
for MIR. Larraway and has moved to
Montgomery Center. where he has job
as foreman in Il mill.--Mr. and Mrs. f. b.
Westcot spent several days this week
with their son. the Rev. George e. West
cot, at Franklin.--Word was received In
town Monday morning Of the death of
Mrs Livonia Thomas at the home of her
son Howard Thomas, at Lyndonville
from the effect of a shock. She leaves
three Sons, j. q. of Beividere. Ho'Sard
and Morton Thomas of Lyndonville. The
funera! was held at the Union Church at
this place Tuesday the Rev. I. A. Ranney
officiating .-Alhert \. Kendall has moved
to Enosburg Falls. where he has work
for the Grand Union Tea company.-Mr
ara Mrs. w. II. Westover and Darius
Barnes visited friends at Montgomery
last week
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. NJ M. Reynolds Is confined to
the house by illness. Mrs. f. Green
of Johnson Is helping to care for her
Mr. and Mrs. G. O'Neil Of Pawtucket,
r. l.. who have been the guests of
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds. have returned to
their home.--Mrs. Hattie Otis has re-
turned to her home at Bloomngdale,
n Y. Her daughter. Annie. has gone
TO Burlington and ST. Albans.--Mrs.
G. II. Newton and Nellie Smith We're
in burlington the past Week.-Mrs.
Laurette Gates gave a party Tuesday
evening in honor Of Miss Elsie Linden,
Mrs. Lucy Whee)"ck has returned
from ST. Adams where she has been
spending several weks,-M. Pearlcy
has moved into the house vecatei by
Mrs. Dougless.--A large party OF young
people took Il trip on TO the mountain
Tuesday.-Miss Hernice Hall Is board
Ing nj Mrs. W. tady's.-II. Wires has
been In Essex the past week,--Mr. Par
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RICHFORp.

The total village tax this year was So
$3.50. and Of this amount all but S2Ss. 10
was paid to II. II, Cominss, village treas
urer, on or before July !. Last year $685.. GO
remained unpaid and was given to the
Collector.-A camping party composed Of
Miss Pauline Perley Of East Berkshire,
Miss Ruth Bogue. Raymond !. Hawley,
Roy D. Newton. and Mr.. and Mrs W
Max Lauder OF this place went Saturday
10 Pinecroft cottage, Silver lake. Frank
lin, for a ten days stay.-Mr. and Mrs
Hobart n Kendall are passing a vacation
OF two weeks In Portland. Boston and
bethlehem, y. II. II. +. Crown of Essex
Junction is In charge Of the American FIX
press Co.'S business here during the
absence Of Mr.. KendnIl.-Mrs. Norman
Corey OF Manchester. ~ H., is visiting In
this place and Berkshire.-Miss Kathrecn
Barnum has gone to Sugar Hill. n. Y,
10 work during the summer,--Mrs, Leslie
Combs and two children OF Gary. Ind.
who have been visiting relatives In South
Fichford. returned home Thursday They
were accompanied by Mrs. S, Barnard
Marvin and two youngest children. Mr..
Marvin being located In Gary Al present
Mrs.. Max Kaufman. who suffered n com
pound fracture OF ono leg n few weeks
ago. has so far recovered as to be able
TO ride out Mrs. Della Shattuck and
daughter. Annie. are visiting In Queeche.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Z, q. Mari OF Boston,
Who have been visiting at the home OF
his brother, II. NJ, Marr for Il few days.
started Oh their return Tuesday Mrs,
leon G. Young Of Portsmouth, N. H..
called here over month ago ny the seri-
! Gus illness OF her father. the late Capt.
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HYDE PARK.

An appeal has been taken by Jos.
Besette against the decision of the public
service commission, ordering the abol!-
tion of the highway under the village
iisette lives on the farm at the foot of
the village He was offered $500 damages
but wants more. The Supreme Court will
act upon it.-Through the efforts of 7, G.
Cheney an-injunction has been put upon
this town. restraining il from making
the changes ordered by the public ser
vice commission in the road leading from
the west through this village and the
contemplated work Is now held up. Judge
Watson signed the order.-The contrac-
tors have commenced work on tho town
hall.-A gang OF Italians are at work on
the new wate- system. Five carloads Of
pipe have arrived s. Griswold and
wife are visiting in Bolton. Mass.-Frank
Tru. fractured his collar bone by fall
while working in n potato field.
A. l.. Goddard was n visitor In Albany
Sunday.-Mrs. Mabel liulburd and Mrs.
Lillian Noyes were visitors In Burling-
ton Monday.-Thc big traction engine
With two cars attached was started from
here for the mines at Lowell Monday,
Asbestos from the mines Is to he brought
here by this means for shipment to mar
llct.- Mrs. S. H. Waite Is visiting in New
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MONTGOMERY.

The funeral of j. b. Head was held
from ST. Rartholomew's Church Thurs
day. the Rev. +. Barnhy Leach az Rich
ford officiating The Misses Alice and
Pearl Snodrrass are spending few
weeks in Waterloo, +. C.--Mr. and Mrs.
g. \. Goodspeed have returned to their
home in Poultncy.-The regular meeting
of the ". c. r. L. WAS held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Vii Shangraw. 90
Mrs. W. c. Mansfield visited her niece,
Mrs. Dana Grow, in Bethel last week
Mrs. q. O. Kimhall las returned to her
home in IIardwick Mrs. Emma Coffrn
has returned to her work In st. Adams
after spending two weeks vacation with
her mother Mrs. Mary LaCrow.-M iss
Marion Mosicr Of Burlington is visiting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

game Of base ball between Jefferson
VILE and Moscow teams at Moscow
Saturday afternoon resulted in n score
Of 5 to 4 2 favor of Moscow.-Mr and
Mrs. Wesley IT. Douglass and children
went Monday to Clarcmont, y. H.. TO
romaln two months-Mrs. Harry -.
Smith of Boston. who is passing the
summer here, will occupy the Douglass
house during their absence, Harold l..
Cheney Of Burlington was in stowe
over Sunday.
The Right Rev. A. c. a. Hall, bishop
OF Vermont. will preach at Akeley
Memorial hail at 1870 O'Clock Tuesday
evening, July 10. Holy communion Will
observed at 1880 O'Clock Wednesday, morn
ing.--rhe Rev. W. II. Jackson OF Water
bury will preach at the South hollow
school house ut three o'clock Sunday
Iaftcrnoon.-Th Rev. l.. o. sherburne will
speak at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning In the interest Of the Vermont
Bible society. Miss Avis Vearen Is as
.istant at the postoftice Mrs NJ NJ
Mum of Saranuc Lake, y. y. is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Munn.-Mrs Herbert
Harlow OF New York Is visiting in stowe
Miss Barbara Burt went Yesterday TO
chester. Mass Miss Rcbecca TART takes
her place In e. r.. c +. O. Burts Office
Mrs. George Dixie is visiting in Richmond
for week.--Mr and Mrs. Henry Holt
and son. Harold. came from burlington
Monday by automobile to visit Mrs G, l..
NJ Taber Mr.. Holt returned Tuesday to
| Burlngton.-N d. c. Jarvis OF Barre
Is visiting her mother. Mrs Sylvia Poor
I
Stygles ayers werc married in Cambridge
Monday. They cill reside In Moscow. -
Delegates to the democratic state con-
icntion at St Adams Thursday are
Howard L. shaw and o. z. Luce; to the
district convention. Or. II. W. I3arrows
and Harold G. Mcmahon George s.
! Wade, who Is the odes; resident Of Stove.
observed his sSth birthday Thursday. July
H. He and Mrs. Wade, whose seth hirth-
day was noted last week. are the oldest
married couple in Stowe, their marriag &c
| taking place November ]. 1885, 65 years
ago last November.-George A. Harris
and Mrs. Mary Drugg are past 81. Other
residents who are over 50. are Mrs.
Mason Adams. Mrs. Lydia Shaw Mrs.
Lucinda Luce. Mrs. Alzina Luce, A. II.
clayton. Mrs. Kate Melvin. Mrs. George
culver Amos Town. Mrs Philera Straw,
". I. Atkins, Mrs. Arvilla story. Miss
Susan Black. Icrsal Wright, 8. ". Bar
rows. Page Brown. Mrs. Iarric, Adams,
Nj, and Mrs. Byron Russell and Mrs.
Sarah A. Wceks.--Dr. and Mrs. p. f.
McSweeney and DR.. and Mrs. A. S. c.
Hil left BURLINGTON about five yesterday
morning by automobile and. taking break
fast at Green Mountain Inn. spent the
day fishing at Lake Mansfield Miss
katherine insolvency returned to Bur
llngton with thcm.-Admiral and Mrs
Charles r. Clark and other members OF
their family are expected at Lake Mans
field Friday.-Among the guests at Lake
| Mansfield are George r. Cross and party
Of 81. JOhnsbury, Mr. and Mrs Smith
fand Mrs. Merriam and two children OF
| Waterbury. Conn Hyde Park and Mos
COW base ball teams will play at Moscow
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock sharp
The subject of the Rev A. c. Cornwell's
sermon on Sunday morning next will be
"Christs Lifting Process" G. f. Riley
will render solos.
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WOLCOTT.

MIS-. T.. 7. Stison of West Woodbury.
died Sunday night after two weeks III
ness The funeral was held at the
house Yesterday at 10 a. IN. and she was
buried at Iiardwick. She is survived by
her husband ana a daughter. Mrs. Law
renee. who lived with her. ard one SON
Mr. and Mrs Harry McAuslan of Provi-
dcnce, K. t.. guests at j. T. IlubbelrS
went to Joc's pond in Walden Monday
for few daYs' camping before going 20
Concord. y. H., on their return trip.-A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George
lIoushton July SIS. G. Whittemore an |
family went to 1schford Monday to visit
brother OF Mra. Whittemore, William
Currier, They will also visit in Canada
before their return.-Archie Fisher start
ed Tuesday for Idaho, where he has an
uncle. He Will later go to Alberta. ~
W r., where he has brother who is en-
gagged in stock raisinG.-Mrs. w O. Davis
and Mrs f L. Judd are attending Pen
ttcostal meetings in johnson this week,
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JOHNSON.

q. A. Iiosaboom of Newark, y. J., has
returned to his home after visiting rela-
tives in town. johnson Grange cleared
from their celebration OF the
Fourth OF July. including the
play given by them at the opera
house, $40 o,.-Mrs. T.. II. Sherwin Is Wis
iting relatives in Manchester, n. H
Farmers report the hay crop as being
ono third larger than last year.-Dr. +.
+. Stoddard of Shclhurie visited his
brother last weck.-N, a. Waterman and
W. T.. Tracy are in Windsor attending
courl.-Miss 4. A. Leslie has returned
to her home in Lowell, Mass Miss Flora
McCuin spent last week with her par
cuts In Cambridge. Mrs. y. A, Barrows
is a little more comfortable. w. II.
Stearns has purchased n new auto.
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FRANKLIN.

G. S. Gates and Captain Sawyer of
Swanton has been spending a few days
in town.-Mrs. l.. f.. Randall Is "A guest
of Mrs. Helen Randall for few days
Mrs. Charles Geno has gone to Holyoke
and Springfield. Mass, to be absent
about month";. W. Tatro, wife and
granddaughter have been visiting In
Newport L. d. Elrick has finished work
AT White River junction and has re-
turned home. -Charles Richard has a po-
sition in G. p. Twiggs store In ST Al
bans,-Don S. Gates and family of Boa-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Gates. and Mrs.
Mary a. Gates are occupying the Linz
rick cottage at Silver lake fo- two
weeks.-H. l., Chandler is spending a
short time at his home here.-J. II. Whit
ney has returned home from camping
trip to Malletts hay,-Miss H'lda Hopkins
is at home from Boston to spend her va
cation,-N. w. Mullen and family are in
Camp a Silver lake
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14
MILTON BoRO.

severe electric storm visited this sec
ZION Sunday morning.-The Rev. f.
James held service here Sunday.-F f.
Smith shot a large porcupine Monday In
tree eating sweet apples.-Misses Lot
lie Waters and Elizabeth Baker left
Camp Rich for Michigan Friday Several
guests arrived at Camp Watson Monday
Mrs. Henry Beaupre is employed at
Morse's, Camp Watson.-Mrs. Fay. Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. Smith we're at Camp
Fonita Friday.--Judson Carr. Newell and
Miss Lottie passed Monday with his
brother, \. r. Carr, to celebrate his 18th
birthday Mrs. William O'Daniels Is
worse.-Several from here attended the
lawn party at West Milton Tuesday even
ng-Fred Wood opened his cottage for
me summer Saturday.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Ardell orion of Burlington
was the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, T., 7. orion, last Week.-Mrs.
Anna Textbook is spending fcw
weeks with her husband, w. H. Hol-
brook, at Townshend.-Mrs Sidney
Bascomb is visiting her son, Pcrley,
at New Havcn.--Friends to the num-
Der of 50 met AZ tho home Of Deacon
and Mrs. q. II. Stafford Saturday after
noon ana helped them celebrate their
Golden wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford
were taken wholly by surprise. After
refreshments were served the Rev.
Mr. Van Schoiak, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church. presented Deacon and
Mrs. Stafford II plate of money consist
Ing OF gold. silver and bills Mrs.
John Howard read II poem written for
the occasion, after which Deacon SAT-
ford in "A very pleasant manner thank
cd the company.-Mrs. Cyrus Rishop
Of st. Louis and children are the
guests Of her mother, Mrs, NJ. Y.
llicks.-John Kcndrck ana family
of Providence X, j.. arrived in town
for the summer July n.--Mr. and
Mrs. -, Buck spent Tuesday in St
Albans.---Mrs. G. II. Wilson has so far
recovered from her late opcrati al
The 81. Adams hospital that she will
return to her homo to-day,-Mrs
Charles Dinsmore OF Washington Is
the guest of Mrs. Purmont Tabor
Mrs william Lawrence is confined &c
the house by illness.-.The farmers are
cutting heavy crops or haN.-Prof
Colburn and family left July ! fol
their camp at Craftsbury They will
stay until September l.-Mrs. James
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Edith Barsha Of Littleton, ~ H..
visited her parents last week.--Mr, and
Mrs. Whitney Smith Of Melrose, Mass.
are visiting In town.-Misses katherine
McNaney and Glenn Austin went Mon
day to Cliff Haven. n. y. where they
have employment. Erwin STANLEY Of
Nenthan. Mass. Ia visiting his father.
Miss Nellie Whcelock is ill.-The Misses
Elizabeth. Laura, Marion, Stella and
Florence Brady are in camp at Hiehgate
Springs. The Rev. T.. r. Cray Is in Bur-
lington for week.-Jack Plat OF Mont
real spent Sunday with friends in town.
son was born Saturday night TO Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Jones.
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j. n Culver started Tuesday for her
home. Miss Mabel Flanagan Is visiting
her sister, Mrs II. A. Downing. I'm So.
Alhans.--Nr. and Mrs. G. A. Powell went
Tuesday to their summer cottage Oh
Lake Champlain. near st. Albars bay
Tho entertainment to have been given by
the Epworth League In the Methodist
thurch Tuesday evening. was post poncd
until this cvening.-Mrs. Asa G. Holmes
and little daughter of Sutton. Que, arc
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred T. Far
rlr
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FLETCHER.

Miss Mildred Crosier was given a SUR
prise party Wednesday evening, it being
her 18th birthday. sum OF money and
several other presents were left d. $.
Gillivan was business visitor In Bakers
field Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Rogers has
hcen spending several days In Fairfax
Farmers are busy haying. They report
the hay crop the best ever.--AIr. and Mrs
Ira Green spent Sunday with friends in
Canbrifve
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BERKSHIRE.

The Rev w. T. Forsythe of Enosburg
Falls will conduct services in the Second
Congregations! Church this even
ing Mrs. \. \. Brown is in-Nrs.
Charles Hope Of Montgomery is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H.~J Tracy.-Miss jess
sic Sutherland has gone to Sugar Hin,
where she has employment for the sum
mer.-Mrs j. {. Welch is visiting in Rich
ford