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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs Jay Clarke went TO Claremont. y.
H., last Thursday to visit her son, Fay
Clarke. Her husband will Join her later.
and together they will go to Charlton.
Mass, to visit MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Prindle and other relatives.--Mr. and Mrs
charles w. Tasgart and sons Earl and
Kenneth Taggart, spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Taggart.
returning to Burlington Monday after
noon.-Miss Marion Horsford of Spring
field. Mass. Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Horsford.-E. Fl. Converse left
Monday for Manchester Depot to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellson.-W. H.,
Stacy has gone to Burlington. where he
has a position. Mrs. Edward Jocobs is in
Burlington caring for Mrs. Joseph Muir,
who is III The low lands were white
with frost Monday morning. Mrs. Var
Ney returned home Sunday afternoon
after a short visit in burlington with
her daughter. Mrs. Rich, and family
DR.. Rose Gotta Of Burlington was called
here Monday night by the serious Illness
Of her sister. Mrs. william Carpenter. -
Mrs. David Bissonnette is spending the
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred st. GEORGE
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NEWPORT.

Steps are being aiken 80 form Nlllag.
improy ement society and a meeting will
be called soon to elect officers. Nearly
800 members have been secured already
and the present outlook II Very enrouraE-
ng-Waltcr \ Dane of Newport has
been secured TO deliver the Memorial day
address The exercises will be held in
Lanes Opera house in the afternoon -
MANY future events have been slated
which will command attention. MAY "a
a lecture given under the auspices of the
Epworth League by DR. William Spurgeon
Of London on the subject, John Bulls
view of Brother Jonathan" May q the
MendeLssom club will give an entertain
ment in Lanes Opera house with William
GIilley as impersonator and reader. May
81 DIR. John NJ Thomas will preach the
address a union meeting on the subject
OF the social work of the churches June
:. Dr. John Nj. Thomas Will preach thu
Raccalaureate sermon before the gradu-
atinE class OF tho Newport high school.
on Friday evening. June II, Hon, &. 4,
prouty will give the high school common
cement address Mrs. Wilbur Farr of st.
continued mage A.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

son WAS born To Mr. ami Mrs. Walter
Grace May ll.-FIowayd Baldwin and
Family have moved on to his fathers
farm and will help to carry It on.~,Mrs
Blake Of Warren Is visiting Mrs. William
Miner.-tred I.eno of Warren has engaS-
rd to work for George Bartlett and will
move his family into part of the farm
louse. Mrs. Loren I'M and daughter
have returned to their home IN Richmond,
having visited friends here the past week.
Mrs. Anna Ciille't and daughter. Nina,
pf Montpelier are visiting here's. j.
Randall visited his daughter, Mrs. Ralph
iallock. nj Enoshurg the first OF the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Brewster and
granddaughter Florence Brewster. visited
> Bristol the last OF the week.
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MORRISVILLE,

Mrs Francis Merritt of Wolcott who,
with Mr. Merritt, has made her home here
with their daughtern-law. Mrs. Net,ie
Merritt, since February. died Wednesday
Aay II. after an illness of two months
with liver trouble. Funeral services were
held at the home of Mrs, Nettic Merritt
Friday and burial took place in Wolcott
The Rev, o. 4. Boutwell, officiated
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs, Fl. y. Badger Of
Miidlesex. and brother. G. X. Martin Of
Montpelier
H. c. Dubuque was called to Grand Isle
on account of the critical illness of his
uncle. W. n. II. Blow. He was accom-
panied by ms father, II, =, Dubuque Of
Hyde Park, MI and Mrs. William War
rem of Spencer, Mass, are guests of his
brother, w, a, Warren.-Mrs. p, T.. Mer-
Ram of liackensack, \. j., came Friday
night to pass the summer at her summer
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HYDE PARK.

Horace waite. a lifelong resident OF
this county. died Monday afternoon OF
old aGs. He had been In feeble health
some time, and thu fire, which destroyed
the home Of his son, with whom he lived,
was a severe shock to him. He was 81
years old the day he died. He was born
In Fairfield. but removed to this county
when quite young, For many wears he
was a resident Of Eden, in which town
he successfully carried on farming. In
lS,5 he represented tina, town in the gem
eral assembly and from 1854 to 1856 was an
assistant jude of this county, Ills Wife
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ALBURGH CENTER.

r. w Marvin Is improving his resi-
dence recently purchased OF Lawrence
Cameron by building a now vcrandah.--
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Rockwell and daush-
ter. Aileen. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 4. Hyde over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry I,aBombard Of Isle La Motto
were In town Sunday Milan A. Brayton,
who has been in town tho past week
experimenting the planting OF apple
trees and other improvements on his farm
here. has returned to his home in Fall
River. Mass.--Mr and Mrs. Matthew
Jameson. who have been guests or MI
and Mrs p. u. Jameson. have returned
10 their home in Hollis. n II.
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HICHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs c. -. Rublee OF st
Adams were in town Monday.--G. A.
Dwyer of St. Adams Is visiting relatives
in town.-Mrs. NJ. A. Stockwell and
daughter Marion. Of Marlboro. Mass.
are visiting relatives in town.-A. L.
SERVER Of Malone N. Y, was In town
Monday Augusta Moore of swan
ton was the guest Of Mrs. n. ]. Lyon
over Sunday.--The Ladies' Village I'M
provement society will meet with Mrs
FISHER OF Franklin street Thursday after
noon from two till Ave o'clock. Master
John Rice Steele OF Marlboro. Mass. is
visiting mis- grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Steele. of I.amkins street
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WEST ROLTQN

Mrs, Nathan Bouldry OF Berlin visited
Mrs q W. Kellogg last week.-Mr and
Mrs. Verne Tomlnson and son. Myrtle. Of
East Barre visited At G. A. Peases the
last OF the week.-A daughter was born
May II to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohannon.-
Mrs Flora Ballou and daughter OF New
fame visited her brother. F. W. Wilson. a
Ilart Of last week.--Cha rles Lacaillade re-
turned from Grand Isle Monday.-Mr and
Nrs Lester Morgan OF Williamstown
were at n, r. Yorks Sunday.--A /.
Hardy has commenced work for another
season with krnbal Bros. OF Enosburg
F'alls,-Mrs Agnes Riley OF Waterbury
was at home the first OF lle week. MIR.
and Mrs Sidney Fuller Of Utica, y. ".
are visiting his parents. M and Mrs.
Fred Fuller.-E. IAcaillade vas home
from Moretown over Sunday.--Wiilis
Minckler 10 visiting his parents in Grand
Isle.--Edward Tomlinson has gone to
Corinth to work for short tine.--Wil-
lard Streeter and Carroll Hosford have
gone on a pleasure trip to Lake Pia cid.
X. Y.-Arthur billings Of Waterbury was
in town Monday.
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ST. ALBANS.

OIL. ALbANE.
rbo s,oci,l c,,v r,oo,,,o rh,,sd,v oven.
i've ,o oc, On tho ouoet,on of bo,diry for
s,s ooo Cos. s,re., NOV, ,.o,o7 tor ,,o nro.
io,, - 10 es
xa,,.. 49, ha.,, r.o,,,..a hor. ~ ,ho
,aau -, ,ho uo, " ~. ,,u,or n,
,v.,.,,,,, croy. ,t, NJ ,,,,.or ,,s at
,n. ,t,,o ,,s,or ~ ,he ,,c., No,bo.
ais, t,,,,s,o,,,, ,,hurc,, and ,I.o crosid,,y
alder ~ ~, {, Alb.,s DISTRICT
Nor,or IL 1,o,l ono of tho hos, known
rarp,ers NJ :, Auona tow, died t,r;.
dav r,o,uino ar,or an illness of several
months. Mr.. Rel was born March 4. 1851.
and was ,ho,srorc Al vcars old Ife Il sur
viyef bv his virc whnso maiden name
was ,rt.o 1su,,i,.- is, f4r.h,crs
Misses Iul, and Agnes Rel. one SON.
Harry Hell. ali of St Adams town; also
by two brothers. Freeborn W. and Ernest
IT, Bell OF St Adams and three sisters
Mrs. Carrie Blake and Mrs. Josephine
Butterfield of Swanton, and Mrs
Amanda Tr,,sx of St Adams, The fun
erai was held p, tho h,us, Sunday.
aft ernoon go W. o.t,ock
The dock OF the st. Adams Street Rail-
way company Mt St Albans Bay is UNDER
going extensive repairs and changes En-
tirely new planking is being laid and the
dock will be lowered three feet which has
necessitated relaxing tie rails The
planl ing ON tho south side Of the dock
is nearly completed but the work on She
Lorth side where the pavilion and freight
house are located, has not been begun It
! is said that IN building the ORIGINAL dock
| a mistake OF three feet was made in OBJ
| tanning the high water mark wire
| fence has been placed about the park at
| the north Of the dock.
| The, death of Mrs Mary Hennessey
| Roach occurred at the home of her son
John Roach. on Sunday. Mrs. Roach. who
was "a wears OF age. dicd Of heart trouble
| following n stroke of apoplexy She is sur
| vived by six children, Mrs d. f. Mack
erv of Bellows Falls, Mrs o. F. Phil
brick Of Portsmouth, ~ H.. Michael and
Edward Roach of Hartford. Conn, and
Thomas and John Roach OF this city The
funeral was held at St Mays Church.
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock and the
interment was in Holy cross cemetery.
The death of Richard r. Sweeney oc-
CURED early TUESDAY morning at his
home on Ferris street after years ILL
ness Mr. Sweeney was born in this city
II years ago aud had always resided here
Early in If. he learned the shoe maker $
trade Of the late Bidad Paul and later
bought ont the business which he con-
Quoted at the old stand on North Main
street until Obliged to give M n few wears
ago on account of poor health In 1864 Mr.
Sweeney married Miss Eliza Regain Of
sheldon by whom he had eight children
ioulv two surviving. George A. Sweeney
of HicuEate and William r. Sweeney Of
a brother. H. p Sweeney, and a sister,
Miss Matilda Sweeney Of this city Mr..
Sweeney was n veteran member OF Frank
lin Lodge of Masons
The plattsburgh high and st Adams
nigh schoo, teams mot Yesterday for the
first time this season. the locals heating
the visitors in a close and exciting game
by the score Of to G. The batteries were
Larry and Ahells and clark and Palmer
The unusual ceremony Of double
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. r. W Day. Mrs. 4. j. Gates,
Ifeleu Whitney md Anna Powell attend
ed the Y. T. S. G. Il. convention at Fla st
Berkshire Monday +. w. Day re-
turned from Burlington Monday night
The condition OF r.. r. Bell remains about
the same.-fL G. Pomeroy of St Adams
Is looking after the customs Office here
during the absence OF A. y. Whitney,
Anna Powell has heen spending a few
DAYS with Mrs. q y. Green in Richford
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RICHFORD.

The house and barn on the Eichford
Center road near the bow OF the river
and Central Vermont railway, owned by
NJ. v Taylor and occupied by Thomas
Gibney, was burned at about three O'Clock
Friday morning. The cause of the fire
Is thought to have been a defective fue
Nh Gibney saved his horses, hons and
pig, but lost portion of his household
goods and nearly all of the family's
clothing. He has no insurance. There was
$50 insurance on the buildings
Missisquoi Lodge, No. ., r. & A. NJ. has
elected and installed the following
officers W. NJ, Ernest Y. Shat
tuck; s. w, James G. Burns j W. f.
Barnby Leach treasurer. Henry o. Holt.
secretary, Leon Il. Gibson; :. D.. W.
Max Lauder; J. D., Nathan l.. Soule, $
s., Cyrus A. Hawley; ] s. Emerson /.
Chlds; Tyler Melvin II. Mandigo; chan.
lain, Silas r. Wilson; marshal, Israel y.
liawley.-The annual meeting Of the
Richford Cemetery Association was
held In the town clerks office Wedncs-
day evening at 40 O'Clock The enroll
men' of the high and graded schools of
list OF the Richford high school is as fol-
l.
tatory. Helen Bogue F'ordyce Sykes
Arthur Poirier pleaded guilty to a
first offense OF intoxication in Justice
court Monday morning and was fined
s. and costs, amounting to over s12.
which he paid.-Mrs. Ella Chase com
ner widow OF the late j. G. connor
was married to William James Hicks
of Gladstone, Mich. Saturday evening
! by the Rev. w. f. Dougless, the cere-
! mony being performed at the home of
| the bride in the presence of Il few i'm
| mediate relatives and friends. Il. NJ
| Barnes was called to st. Adams town
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law Merton r. Rall.-Mrs
N. A. stores OF ST, Alhans town
Is visiting her sister-in- law. Mrs. n
| r. CLARK
The body Of William y BOYD who died
| OF pneumonia, was brought here by trair
| Tuesday morning and taken to Abbott's
! Corner, Que, for burial.--Wniam Ford
was arrested Monday and pleaded guilt,
| to hrst Offensc of intoxication, anf
| paid Il fine OF r. and costs.
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SHELDON.

Ira Potter died Friday at go p. N.
after a weeks illness OF pneumonia. The
funeral services were held at the Method
list Church Monday at ECO p. m. the Rev
c. W. Kelley officiating. Mr.. Potter was
a member OF the odd Fellows and OF tho
Modern Woodmen of America. Both
orders participated. The service Mt tho
grave was conducted by the Odd Fellows
Lodge No, GO. OF Highgate, The funeral
,raU ia,y.l\ attended
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GRAND ISLE.

The funeral of W. II. II. Flow was
largely attended from his late home. The
Rev, j. S. Allen otficiated He leaves n
wife and four children.-Mrs Victor Syl-
vester is seriously Ill. Bessie Macomber
Ia caring for her.--The measles are giving
place to whooping cough in Grand Isle,
Miss Helen Barney soon leaves for her
home In California. Mr.. Rutherford Is
making some improvements in his house
I
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

visiting her sister, Mrs. G. X, Burleson.
The Rev. Mr., Forsythe OF Enosburg Falls
was a visitor at John Jolleys Thursday
Mrs. f. A. Percy OF Bedford. Que, Is
passing a week with her father, r. s.
OWNS, who Il ill.-Henry w. Lang and
friend, s. j, Hamilton. who, have been
visiting Mr.. Iangs parents the past two
weeks, have gone to Lyndonville-T
Rev. Glenn W. Douglass Went To St
Adams Monday to attend ministerial
meeting and from there to visit his par
ents, returning Friday with his wife and
two children.
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Campbell Of Hard
wick visited at Edwin Straits last week
making the trip by automobile in four
hours--L II. CaswelI is in Milton.---Milo
Bordo has moved TO Orrin Cross's house.
Mrs. Harry Craft and daughter, Sybil.
visited in Milton Monday.
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BERKSHIRE.

Leon johnson has gone to Gardner,
Mass where his sister, Mrs. Ernest
sawin' lives J. j. McItenney has had
telephone Installed James Williams and
NlIard johnson attended the Christian
tndeaNor convention at East berkshire
Monday The Rev, " T. Forsythe was
in town Thursday
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JERICHO CENTER.

Lee Mcclellan went to Syracuse. y. y.
Nednesday.-Mr Jennie w. Hart is In
Ticondsroga, y. v, for two weeks stay
as the guest OF Mrs. Joseph Cook f. H.
Smith has installed saw-nil outfit in
connection with bis novelty works fac
tory. Mr.. and Mrs. James carpenter are
in Huntington.-A surprise farewell re-
ception was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. T..
j.. BostwislI a the parish house Saturday
night. by their neighbors. members OF
the church choir. of which Mrs. Rostwct
has been oreanist for many years, and
officers and members Of the church Ap
preciativc remarks were made by Mrs.
i. &. Bicknell and Mrs. +. A. Fuller on
behalf Of the Womens Missionary socie-
tics. 10y Mrs. f. b. Jordan on behalf Of the
?hoW and by MrsVL ". Chaplin. on be
half Of the enighbors. After this, Rev.
Mr. Rarnun for the church and COM
munity. presented them with A set o,
sold silver tea. dessert and table spoons.
Mr. Bostwfck responded. Mr. Bostwick
ana family are soon 10 move to BurlinR-
tom Deacon l.. G. Terrill. Mrs. G. e.
1Nrknell and n. p. Hall were elected
delegates to represent this church at the
,httenden County Congregational as
'oriation at Charlotte May "a and Is,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Julia Archambault OF Burlington
,.,s,tea at the home Of her brother, Paul
rIodab last week. Walter Narcotic who
has been employed In felV'nere TOR the
ra.t year, has returned nome
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Miss Laura Hin OF this town and l.. T..
Flint Of Washington we're married at the
Congregational parsonage by the Rev +.
=. Treat yesterday afternoon y. r.
rilley. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Miner In Whitefed. n. w., for sew
tral weeks, returned home last evening.
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EN0SBURG FALLS.

ing lasten about ten minutes but long
enough to poroperly transact the business
There was good attendance and the
voting was wholly one-sided The reso-
luton to purchase the NJ. A. Kent water
power and land for $4,000 was introduced
by r.. !. Tyler. Another providing for
borrowing the money and terms of pay
nent was read by A. A. Asetine. The
requirement of this property by tho cor
porsiion ends a vexatious litigation and
renders possible the development of a
power that will be sufficient for all time
TO come Mrs A. /. Mason and two chill
drcn are in Bethel with Mrs. Mason's
parents Mrs Minnie Mckay of Milton
Is caring for Kenneth Leach, whose con-
dtion Is only slightly improved. AT the
annual meeting of the Epworth League
held Friday evening with Miss RATHER
inc Perlev the following officers were
elected: President, r. ]. Best; first vice
president, Miss Jessie Davis: second vice
president. Miss Laura Towle: third VICE
president. Miss lnez Derby; fourth vice.
president, Miss Louise kimball; secrc-
tary, Miss Mvra Andrus; treasurer. Orlan
Holden Mrs NJ. II Stone and daughter,
Miss Josie. who have been in the family
of NJ. T. Perlcy tor few weeks, returned
to East Berkshire Saturday. Il. T.. Ham
il;on Of St Adams was business visitor
in town SATURDAY.
Miss Jennie Niblock, who has hceu in
California for two years Is visiting in
the family of 4. 4. Aseltinc. where she
formerly lived --C Merrill left Monday
for n few days visit in New York. Mr..
and Mrs Robert T.. Bourne OF Burling-
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WEST MILTON.

MISS Maria Haytt has come to reside
with her niece, Mrs. 6. W. Granger
Mrs. y. d. Bullock IL expected home soon
from Medford. Mass. where she has pas
sed the last two years with her son.--Mr
ard Mrs. W. Glosier have been entertain
Ing 4 friend from p1etcher
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GEORGIA.

Banner Grange will give the drama.
me Country Minister" at town nan
Friday evening
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WIL.LIsrON.

on Worlds Sunday School day. May ~
j.. hartley will address the morning
congregation OF the Federated Churches
~ "A EoOk that Has Survived the Ages
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-16

Providing the do roll too high and the "Kaerin Augustine
Victoria Leak Teddy will appear bag and baggage
New York Saturday The people this country planning
ton for the returning xpen from his many lands and the wei
will be right royal Roosevelt is without his faults
which much the
After ALL Roosevelt excellent type typical American
There huryng the politicians and much speculation
what Teddy will do and what lie will regarding the of Taft
what his thoughts Roosevelt will speak pangy
Taft for time least And why should h Taft his choice and
regardless of the disappointment he have been Roosevelt good
politician to admit his disappointment at the present time
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-16

The Boise Capital News the Brady mouhpece the capital
taking the democratic the fact
greater has before the establishment Of the
Caldwell Daily democratic the Brady Boise has
soous the entertans the OF
fear the landing the rocks the political The latest dope
Capital split the democratic party the
coming primary Not the least danger especially this the truth when the
the type the Capital News has always been held suspicion by the
democracy year Of the
suspicion of the party in the south well as the north