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t>U ERSITy mrs wv
SIR William Ran,ss, ret, New iOr Bo,
to scrk Mental Grow

~ N,i,IaT Ramsey of Aberdeen Uni
-"-sI'y spoke a. the chanel exercises a.
New ORR University yesterday morning
h. told he students tina, the great TRINITY
in all Universities here a. we'll a. abroad
vas Earning literature and tree thought
Ill All!ian said
-Gett IDg en- IN the world - not the or
aim The aim ~houki ha TO attain growth
m mird. growth II CnaTaCtrr. a growing
n'nGnition ~ the brotherhood of all
nations
"I' IL difficult for student to plan ont
definitely his future career adv i-e you
rot 80 -. anxious about the future |
rsveT have succeeded IN carrying out a
pre-, oncs wed idea | have never been
able 10 consImmate n long standing plan
sir William RAMSEY then paid a tribIt"
10 America a. land Of gifted public
speaker and urged tho IMPORTANCE OF
the po ser II speech He sai1
i come from a people proverbisilv
SLOW n speech In America the power OF
-pe"Ch - ~ infinite inheritance You
have developed MANI gifted speakers
II was always difficult for me To cvpres,
my ideas | always envied little n
rla-smate of mine who vas gifted m
sneech The great quality Of good spsak
ing il to have not merely power Of sp~s< :
ing but something in mind worth saying
sir William IL lectlTinE A. New lorS
University this week under tn" Charles
r Deem Foundation l-ctur-ship
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NFw H,VtN. N"V Il" Ml-- Nargu"rif"
Ft"lds Nur'h daughter 81 MIR and Mr.
G~orR" J. north. Wa- married m tins "ity
this evening - Major John y Iil-on. ru-i
reelected congressman at -larg" from con
nsriIrut The ceremony ropk plac" ~ -
Paul.- church. ~" Rev ! u" Wolf P"rr' .
Bi-hop elect of EhDd" island. officiating.
assisted nv the H., Nn-"n Phelps Stok"-
secretary ~ IN. I" ipTpOrAtIpn Tho
bride Wa- attended by four college friends
graduates FROM smith
Tn" ma,d W honor was hi-- Eleanor
Sorth u cousin ~ the bride Congressman
lii-On- best man Vas winthrop -. Bush
nell n this city The bride was graduated
From Smith IN ioo5 and the bridegroom from
NaIa in 1901 The bride presented her
sf's-tsaH.-- wsh DaRs 'epdsrtS ,Snb All,
phiTp centres A. sOtiN rrtrN ~ The occasion.
and Ton FRESHMAN Til-Dn CAV" hi- u-he ~
and hos, man stick p'u-. rNact rrprpduc.
fi0ns b. s-oid NJ tnn mare u-"d ~ fEn nitsd
sta. ilD.te - icpTgsrntgtT g.
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BOiCOTr on FOREIGN PLAYS.
Mrs Leslie Carter sa,s she u Organi,lng
u 20 Last Five Years.

: Mrs Leslie Carter il organizing what
she calls The National Society for tho En-
co'rasemrnt Of American Playwrights
She saws the object - to place a boycott,
On Foreign PLAYS for five years. the life
OF the society
Mrs. Garter says she has promises of
financial assistance in this movement,
from American actors. who are b4inu
crowded ou- by the less expensive foreign
players who come here with a torsisr
production and stay here 20 crowd TIE
profession: from American theatresoer.
who have been paying the toll, from
the dramatic critics e III. country ard
from those loyal producing managers
VIII" have confined their erort 20 the
home prod'icts she saw,
All during the summer | have been
NJ work or this idea have been IN
c1rrcs pond.ncc with The thousands nf NV
minv fri"nfs among tho intelliger, play
gners 1T 'he United States and hay.
FOUND such ready response tina, | will
turn tne idea into an Incorporate ed nd ~s 4
N ,nag~d and organized company and ge,
nj the work with = vengeance.
Inc greatest draw back to the advance
nenf OF the American dra ma Is the dis
cHnrasement ~ the playwright among
orr young spienuIdly educated n4>ple
by IN" prerpru ductiun Of foreign plays
here. ana the movement is aimed directly
~ those American rhsatrIc.l managers
VINO, without nerve and patriotism enough
:" Keep their energies and investment a
at nom" spend most of their time abroad
watching me foreign producer take the
rlsh 81 original PRODUCTION. only to -woop
down on the cream ~ the results huy
u ip Tor home consumption md return H. 4
here demand generation for wonderful
scumen and managerial ability Why
tley NrN duty N che az. fala-a
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WINS or pLus ,>D rLiIERs.
rbeos,arr Roberts to- Pia, fais'an AZ
x.~ vNeatre- Mrs. Campbell Arrives.

rb.odore Roberts has joined the Ne"
T,.,,,-. compopy 70 play F'nis'T' n
-rh. Marry wives 81 Windsor Mr.
Roberts who - n seasoned "s'"r VIZ
known TO American 'hea'r-SpeT- mac" ~
first appearance lass nIgh' ana ~. con
tinua in ,n. role while the come-iy = r"iil
IN repertoire LOUIS iaH "'f. WAC h"-
been appearing a. Fc's'd' has h"er 81
since IN. orening night and has physician
does not consider him strong enough
&, continue IN The Merry Wi"e- ana al-p
app.ar in The ThunderbOli ART "a
tDon The Thundrrbolt- will hav" ~
premier tomorrow evening and m Il
Mr. Calvert will play the part Of Jane"
Mor;imore He will remain III this r. 10
and ON the following Saturday VIII be cast
as iibsrr Thorn psSn IN Don Mr. CAT
vert mad an operation on Tuesday night
for an abscess in IN" throat and ~ then
became apparent that h. could nos ar-
pear IN nil three r. les.
MR. Patrick Campbell arrir "t from
ngiInd yesterday on IN" Ndrla'i'
Under an snga cement 10 Charles frchrnan
10 create the Leading part IN Henry b
tiiIls's four act drama III" Foolish
Virgin The last time she was under Mr.
Frohran's mana cement was when -h"
created The part Of the Sorc'rcsA IN Sar-
dou's plav Of the same name.
Dir ,tor GII-taye Amberg. who has
Just arriv cd from Germany to arrang"
for the appearance of Possard ia this
co. un,ry. say. that he placedJuliu- Hops
modern drama -Longings- With tn. Les.
sing Theatre IN Berlin on" of the h"-i
know n theatres Of Germany. IpngIngs
deals with the -'rugRl. for living and
the crushed aspirations OF middle class
family the scenes being laid III New York
and on the Palisades. New jersey The
play. which IL in four acts has not ar
vet been produced in New York.
Rehearssls will begin very shortly for
The Great Name III. comedy II Wen
nese musical life IN which Henry "
savage il to star Henry kolker Mr..
kolker mas been released ny IN" New
Theatre company especially for this
undertaking. James Clarence Harvey has
made the adaptation from the German II
Victor Leon and Leo Field.
Thomas JeHerson's engagement ~
George Toiten Smiths farce Tn" Other
Fellow AZ the Bijou Theatre las been ex-
tended for one more week. after which
Mr. jefferson will make tour Of the
principal cities.
-Alcesiis a poetic drama IN English
verse BY blanche Shoemaker WagstlT.
will have it's initial presentation AT N"
Hudson Theatre on thu afternoon II
December l. by IN" Cohurn Play"Ts vhD
include the play IN a double hill with m"
Electra 81 Euripid.S. which - also 20
be given al Tuesday maiIn'i" on No
vemb"r 20.
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that bring to sensitive listsaer the
ke-nest pleasure.
HIS enunciation is not surpassed by
that OF any singer. great or ANAL. nov
-ively that English songs can b. s,,ne
:" that every word il intelligible To the
nearer His German IL equally clear
and his French Is probably az neatly
artlcuiated as We have any right To expect
II from any but Frenchman
honestly. sincerely and asfectionateIy
he resorts to no cheap affectations. but
achieves In every number an Evolutionary
eject quite convincing Oue hears IN.
poem read IN music II IL indeed a lovely
art and Mr. Rogers ought 60 he heard
oftener
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tRi>tH ROGER~s RGcIT.L.
Programme Of Great Nariri, inter.
pretrsi WIN Art

Nende'sso!In Hall was again occupied
yesterday afternoon ny a song recital
TINS limo the singer was Francis Rogers.
a-vione. an artis' vel and favvrabiy
Sn 20 the music lovers Of this town
those who are familiar with MIR Rogers =
r"crtas snov that they can always e,-
I"c' a programme Of vide variety and con-
aiming not Few songs rarely heard.
ms was again the casc yesterday after
noon sndtt i< safe 10 say tina. those who
"a through the whole concert did no;
.rf n dull moment and went away re-
resi- ed instead Of We AIRED
Zen ia the first group. devoted 10 com
"-.'Ions Of the older masters. there were
songs not hackneyet. such an HooS'-
Mary % Ali.adaIe- and an air from the
''Ltipe ColoGne- OF Saril Mr. Rogers
-ing- the classics in a straightforward
narec'of manner. but with regard for
he dramatic character watch il clearly
rnarS@d n sucn numbers as that from 'he
~ar'I opera
N" second group comprised song.
Brahms. Reidsl Jensen Mendslssohn
'rf F"''N Welngartner II was in this
4. ~ that the singer began IN display
= growth ia the art Of interpretation.
i' ''r'rs-t N style between the FoliaD
harr cong n Brahms and an" same
E.G' s"rS We kornm ich danU" Was
.' LHffrl. and nothing could have been
r. r." 'ngaging than III" dainty treat rnant
..' la'fe~
In 'u" Mendris-"hn song Mr. Rogers
Nod h,- unconnonly fine command
- nom wore. which he again utilized
90" ~arly in F"rrari's -Miroir.T one 81
-"ugE ~ the third group I'm his
o. group he followed Reicha rdf's
ID" .n'"Iy phrssad and sentimental in
'" i'm" II ROaes' with Bruno HUM =
."' .Ana'Ory setting II HsnIey's In
- The latter accompanied by the
'''' D@"- and Then continued with two
'' l""Sly fanCIf'Il and humorous Irish
e He aiso Tnads. % remarkably good
-" win gradatIons ~ tone IN an old
''".c0 Id'tl" Song" nsar the middle Of
IT. Rogers - true artist His voice.
- d" err music lover knows. ~ not one
." great ones. bat IL ~ used gith
'"0 far'" skill and ~Ith beautiful CONT
.'~." In passing from full 90 half tones
e. the employment NJ head tones
VI 'n Se-s arconplishes much. bus he
80. n '~so'ITcea IF his tAchnic with y
80 - ~ feeling and q fassidious taste
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The first programm" for IN" sunday
vaudeville concerts which will begin ~
tho Manhattan Opera HOUSE IN Sunday
afternoon. November 20. was announced
vest ert.ay Except On this on" day 81 TN"
week Hans the Flute Player will con
iinu. it's run. For the first SUNDAY pcr
formanc. Mcintyre and Heath. Belle
blanche. Yorke and Adams. Lillian shaw
Avery and Hart. the Expo-ii ION Four.
Hedges brot hers and jacobson the Piano
phiends and L,iciana Lica are on he pro-
Rrammp
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WAsHINoToH. Nov ~ Associate jus
lice and Mrs Hughes were guests ~ honor
tonight AZ a dinner given nv former
Associate Justice Henry X Brown and Nrs
Brown Others present included Mr.
Justice and Mrs tTrfon. Secretary Raj
Iinner. Assistant Secretary ~ tho Navy
winthrop and Mrs Winthrop. Rear Nd
rniral and Mrs Merrill United States
Treasurer McClng and Mrs McClng, Dr
and Mrs Fremont Smith. Mrs Hsnnen
Jennings and Mr.. and MIS-. william Cor
c0TaB Hill.
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Ssi~hnri tgsiany 10.

CHICAGO. Nov 10 MchI~l 'ud hi.
heal ~ 'hr Cudshv Packing Conpanr.
IL dangerously III in a Michigan avenue
hotel HIS trouble il acute indigestion,
according TO a member OF the family
Ere. Frank l. billings and Hugh r
Pat rick are IN CONSTANT att 'ndance, and
rhe latter adrri',-u tn- iilnesA TO-DAY.
rough he Dc MED thai Mr. Cudahy's life
IL i'm danger
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1ciating. Mr. Lavigne was a veteran OF
the Civil War Ho leaves widow
Fred Delongflcld and family have gone
to st. Johnsbury.-Mrs Ernest Millham
was taken In an automobile to Burling-
ton last week for an x-ray examination
of her fractured llmb-Mr. and Mrs
Roger Lyman and sons. Dwight and Ed
win. are spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert l}eecher in Hydeville-
Clarke Mead OF Essex Junction Is spend
Ing some time In town.-There will be
services In the Baptist Church next Sun
day. 1t IL hoped that the Rev. w. A.
Dawson will preach. The Rev Roy Wood
and wife Of Fabius, N. y, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Estey.-Horatio
Read Of Essex Junction passed Sunday at
c. r. wrights
Charles Miller has finished Mrs Susan
Rays new house and gone to Starksboro
to build Grange halliburton Byington's
children from Burlington are having a
vacation on the farm.--Mrs. w. f. Field
and children Of Washington are expected
soon at II. NJ. Hulls.-There is a bumper
crop of hay and oats this year but corn
Is backward and many fields Of potatoes
are total failure.
Nomination papers have been filed for
II. M. Page and n A. Beecher as republl-
can candidates for town representative.
G. Il. Lucia Is the democratic nominee. -
There will be services at the Raptist
Church next Sunday. II IL expected that
the Rev w. A. Davidson Of Charlotte will
preach.-Miss Ethel Shinvlle of Burling-
ton Is guest Of Ianza Fraser
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SHOREHAM.

The Sunday school picnic will be held
August % on SisFon hll.-Margarot Farm
ham Of Sudbury III passing n few days
with her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Horton Jones..-NIrs w. ]. Anderson Is
In Mount Hermon, Mass, visiting her
son, W. J. Andcrson.--Minnie TodriT and
Mildred Wisscl have returned from "A
visit in Ticonderogn.-The Misses Rusted
OF Rutland are guests of the Rev and
Mrs. Wattie.-Mrs. Elha Frost of Bird
port Is passing few days with her
father, K. II. liolmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Trumbull Lee Of
Wilk'nsburg. Penn. are guests Of their
niece. Mrs. j. f. Moore-Miss Elizabeth
G. North went Saturday to pass a week
with DIR. and Mrs. T. s Brown at their
camp. Takearest." Wilsboro Point. ~
Y.-Mr. and Mrs Il. d. Collins and
daughter, Ruth, OF New York, are guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Howard.-Mrs
Charles Morse of Randolph Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
CHARACTERIZATION Parker Of Troy is visit
Ing her aunt Mrs. NJ. p. Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs c. n. North and Mr.. and Mrs Sher-
win of New York passed Monday at Lake
George.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from psge H.

Lula l.. Woods. fourth grade; Miss Car
RE fNerts, third grade; Miss Lena Lewis,
second Frado: Miss Caroline e. Beach.
first grade: Mrs. Charlotte l.. Shnckctt
music.-Mrs. w. II. Morcomb, Jr.. of
iarrn IL hero visiting Mr. and Mrs VIII
Nam H. Morcomb Sr.. of College
street Unclaimed letters at the post
Office arc ~ follows Miss Ruth HYDE.
Miss K. Dady. Miss NJ. Osborne, Miss
Maudo Wilson. CLANCY Bceman, Lewellyn
Boynton. Frank Micllc, Joseph Sears and
n. NJ. stonc.--Mrs. Mary Borden Of
I'ittsford ls hero visiting Mrs. James
Hughes and Mrs John Murphy.--Charles
II. Flint oc Rochester visited in town
Wednesday. The Battell Hose company
will give It's 18th annual bail and concert
In the town hall on Wednesday evening,
August y, the second night of the county
fair. The AIiddlcbury orchestra of eight
pieces will furnish music-Lawrence Cole
has returned from visit in Brandon to
his aunt. Mrs. Edward Chnndlier.--Mrs
George Pinney went Wednesday to sar-
unac, y. Mrs +. +. Wales has re-
turned from Rochester, y. Y, where she
was called by the death OF her mother,
Mrs. H. +. Westfull.-Mrs. Carrie Dane,
who has been visiting her sisters. Mrs
William Ford and Mrs r. c. Brown, has
returned to her home in Boston. Mass
She was accompanied home by Mrs. VIII
liam Ford. -E. G. l3l " left for Mont
real. p. @. He will sail for South Africa
with consignment of sheep IN few
days.--Wiliam Wright Of Cornwall who
had shock of paralysis last week, ia
gradually improvng.-Miss Maude Pagan
OF New York city Is visiting relatives IN
town.--An information bureau will be in
stalled In the administration building for
the county fair under direction of A. r.
Sturtovant.-The water in otter creek Is
very low. Manufacturing plants on the
stream ere greatly hampered for lack Of
power.-Mr and Mrs. Isaac Rogers and
Mrs. r. L. Brough. who have been spend
Ing some time at Queen City Park. have
returned home.-Word has been received
here of the death in Worcester. Mass. of
Isaac Remily, formerly of this place
John English has gone to White River
Junction-Alrs. Harvey c. Ellis and Mrs.
g. l.. Spire have returned to Washington.
d. Civilian Shackett of Worcester.
Mass, Is visiting relatives here.-Merritt
Stow went Wednesday to Barre
Miss Gertrude Rogers Of this place
and Arthur Stone Of Wcybridge were
married by the Rev. S. w. Bidwell.
August 18th
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UNDERHILL.

Just for Fun" which was presented
by nome talent at the G. A. r. hall
August 70 for the benefit of tho high
school, was enthusiastically received II
Is to be repeated In the same place
Thursday evening. August is.
Edward Bliss Is visiting in Below
falls.-The play, Just for Fun" given
by the young people of this place will
be repeated Thursday evening August is.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice Of Morris.
Vile visited Mrs. NJ. G. Hale this week
Miss Sue Monroe of Bristol visited al
Roy Montgomery's last Week.-Mrs..
Charles Gould of Townshend and Mrs.
Ernest Gould of Bellows Falls are visit.
Ing at l.. c. MacGibbon' s.-rhc Ladies'
Aid served iCe cream and cake on thu
park Tuesday evening.--Mrs Mary Mead,
who has been suffering from an abscess
on her neck, had a successful operation
Monday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Thomas Dawson of the Ban.
tist Church is having Il two weeks vaca-
tion.-Miss Frances Clarke returned
home Saturday from Addison after a
weeks visit.-Mss May Tracy of Addi-
son is guest az her uncle's, r. j.
Clarke.-Mrs. Elmer Smith of DANNY
VINO has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Fonda, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ellison went to
Manchester Depot Saturday to visit F.
A. Ellison.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clarke
have gone to Lincoln to visit Mr.. Clarltc's
sister, Mrs. Mahlon Purington. Recent
guests at l.. O. Vondel's were Luke
Durant. Wallace and Hardy Martin OF
South Hero and the Misses Agnes and
Catherine LaVallee of Burington.-Mrs
Darwin Foote has returned from VISITING
Mrs. Alfred Payne of Cornwall-Miss
Clara Harris of Monkton, who has been
visiting here, left Saturday.-Mrs Electa
Cove has returned to Bristol.-Claytor
Cove has purchased the Cove homestead.
Mrs. Phoebe Emo has returned from
Is visiting her mother Mrs Phoebe Emo
Miss Anna Hayes and her brothers
William and Philip, have returned from
Starksboro.
In the absence of the Rev. Thoma.
Davidson. the Rev. Edward Harri.
or Bloomfield will preach at TIE Bap.
tia; church next sunday mor1iaa.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The friends quarterly meeting was held
Saturday and Sunday. Among the min
isters present from out of town were the
Rev. David Barton of Montreal, the Rev
William Palmer of Ferrisburg, Mrs
olive Ryan of Glens Fails, n. Y. the
Rev +. j. Meader and the Rev True flill
of Bristol, and the Rev Francis Guindon
of Lincoln-Edgar Meadcr of Monkton
was guest Saturday night Of his aunt
Mrs. Daniel Orvis. who has been quite
and Miss Alice Halock left Saturday
night for their home in Brooklyn ~ Y
Mrs. Dannie Orv.s. who has been quite
Ill with tonsilitis, is observation-disclosures
swain has had two strokes of PARALYSIS
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dean
of Ferrisburg were here Saturday and
Sunday-Miss Ada Hallock returned to
Greenfield, Mass, last week-Clifford
Wright of Brooklyn. n. y, who is a guest
of his aunt, Mrs. -. II. Underhill. went to
Burlington Saturday
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Essex JUNCTION.

NJ. NJ. Craig, who has been electrical
engineer at Fort Ethan Allen for the
past five years, Will go about tho first Of
the next month to the Preside. San
francisco. where he will DO electrical
engineer in the constructing quartermast-
ers department. The departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Craig from this village, where
they have resided. will he regretted
Miss Smith Of Colchester has been en-
gagged as assistant in the primary school
department and as music teacher.
Charles r. Drew. formerly of Utica,
y. Y. and Miss Irna West Beach were
married Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Mel
son u. Stanley. Mrs Stanley being an
aunt of the bride The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. I. NJ Compton Of
the Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
have gone to Lake George on their we'd
ding trip after which for the present
they will reside at the home Of Mr. Stan
ley.
The indications are that no republican
caucus will he held for the purpose of
nominating candidate for representa-
tive to the general assembly, but that
nominations will be made by filing certi-
ficates of nomination. The first to file
Is Henry A. Ladd of Essex Center, who
has filed republican certificate.
Those signing Mr.. Ladd's certificate We're
c. II. Weed, c. W. Rice Albert Packet,
l. f. Huntley. l.. II. Roscoe and Guy A.
Peck. Other names mentioned as pros
pective candidates are w. F. Chaplin and
H. II. lay Of Essex Center and o. S
Nichols and Or. c. NJ. Ferrin of Essex
Junction. The democratic caucus will DO
held on Saturday evening at Essex Cen
ter. The only person mentioned as pros
pective candidate is ]. j. Monahan The
last day on which nominations can be
filed is on Saturday. Aug. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Graves and Miss
Marion Williams Of Stamford. Conn. ar
rived here last night TO visit Mrs. Graves's
parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ Ferrin.
They made the trip In n motor boat, 60
ing from Stamford TO New York and up
the Hudson, through the Whitehall can
al and down the lake They left SIAM
ford Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. James StranE
and family and MIR. and Mrs. Lester Ford,
also of Stamford. came with them in Mr..
Fords boat. They are now cruising the
lake.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Edgar Leavenworth of Cleveland,
O., and Mrs. Mattson of New York ara
visiting their mother, Mrs. T. X Con-
Nerse.-A large number from here at
tended the basket dance at the Martin
house last Friday evening
Messrs. o. II. Alexander, George n.
Foote and Floyd Foote returned Monday
from visit to New York Washington
and Saratoga.-Orrin Carpenter is re-
modelling the interior Of the Alexander
store.-Miss Addie Pease, who has been
visiting at John A. Lewis's, returned TO
her home In bennington last Monday.
Miss Ruth A. Whalley. who has beer
spending the summer at her home here
has returned to Los Angeles on account
Of the illness of her aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Holmes
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NORTH FERRIS8URG.

MISS Rebecca DOW and niece Ellen
DOW spent Wednesday at Wilbur Balls,
Mrs Alice Sprague and daughter. Ruth,
or Thompson's Point, entertained about
oo younS people AT dancing party at the
martin HouSe Monday evening Music
was furnished by Bartons orchestra Of
Burlington.-M and Mrs. John Hutchin-
son OF North Clarendon spent sunday at
Carlos Martin's.-The Kings Daughters
VIII nave Ice cream for sale on Saturday
evening In Allen hall The North Ferris
burg orchestra will furnish music The
proceeds will he given to the Bethany
Home
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Abell.-A son was born to Mr.. and MIS-
John Lavery last wcek.-Walter Lyons
and Edward Smith of Rutland were AT
G. G. Griswold's last week.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward Forter are the parents oi
daughter.--J. -. Carberry returned 10
New York city last week.-Mr. ana MIS-
Charles l. Raymond returned 10 fort
Edward. N. v, Monday.-The shoreha'h
bnso ball toam defeated tho orwell team
Friday aftcrnoon.--A lawn social was
held at tho homo of Mrs. ]. b. WILCOX
Monday evenins.-Miss Anna Ray goes
to Boston this week to spend two weeks
with her brother. Inlos Ray.-Judge IL.
u. Branch has been asked to nave charge
of the automobile office at Middlebury
during the coming county fair.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Benjamin Swift OF Woodstock
are spending some days in town.-W. c.
Hack and II. l.. Allen are Installing
silos this week.