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CHITTENDEN
ESSEX JUNCTION.

e. l. Eddy, for the past two years
principal Of Beeman Academy at New
Haven, has been engaged as principal
OF the high school at this place. Mr..
Eddy is young married man and
graduate OF Middlebury College. Miss
LESSEE Cobb of Westford has been en-
gagged to teach the intermediate de-
partment. Miss Cobb Is n graduate Of
Bellows Free Academy and has taught
several terms in Johnson.
The play. Miss Fearless & Co.." given
under the auspices Of the Young Peoples
Alliance OF the Congregational Church
Thursday evening in Music hall was we'll
rendered and about s22 was cleared. Those
who took part were Mrs. George A. Pear
son. Mrs. j. II. Grow. Miss Mary Mich
OILS Irma Beach. Bessie Forbes. Annis
baldwin. Dorothy FISHER, Mrs. George
Otis. Miss Alice Anterior and Miss Alice
Stanley.
Clyde n. whitehall. who resided on the
Alamander Atherton place about a mile
and a half from this village on the way
to Colchester died suddenly while at
work In the field Friday. He was about
10 years old and is survived by a wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Il. Wright and
daughter, Mary, left Friday for trip
of about two months though the West.
They will visit their son, John, In
independence, Ia, and thence go to yell
lowstone Park. Seattle San Francisco
and other places.
Miss Marguerite Tilley Of Burlington
has been engaged as teacher of the ninth
grade in the local school, Miss TiIley is
:. TO e Ia;
has had five years teaching experience
The Hon. and Mrs. j. F. Downing Of
Erie Pa, arrived Tuesday to snend
some time at their summer home here
The body OF Harmon IL Mitchell
who was taken off the train here Tues
day evening and died soon after from
the effects Of an over dose OF a drug
was taken on the 6:25 train yesterday
afternoon to his home in Burke. n.
Y. II. J. Bigelow Of Chateaugay, NJ
V, was at Rouses Point to meet him
Tuesday night. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Bigefow saw the account OF the
death in the Free Press and shortly
after seven o'clock IN the morning was
, commun icating with A. y. Douglass
undertaken He came on the noon
train to accompany the remains home.
Mr.. Mitchell's parents &c dead but he
has sister, who resides in Duane. n.
Y, another near Boston and brother
in the State OF Washington The
mans hat overcoat ond a bun die OF
sotled clothing. which were carried
| through on the train Tuesday night,
were brought back here yesterday.
Insurance papers In the pockets of the
coat showed a clean recommend ation
Of habits and character. and his cousin,
Mr.. Bigelow, said he had never known
that the young man was addicted to
| the drug habit.
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LINCOLN.

Charles Sweet has returned from Bur-
lington, where he has been for medical
advice.-Clayton Turner cut Off the end of
two of his fingers Friday on the hatcher
at the Lincoln Lumber Co.'S mill.-Mrs.
James Moody remains very low.-Mrs.
Nelson Cram is improving.-Mr Perley
Russell. who has been visiting at DR.. Rus
sells for few weeks past has returned
to her home In st. Albans.-Mrs. Jennie
Callehan has returned from her visit In
Burlington and Huntington.-The Ladies'
Aid gave their annual strawberry tea
Thursday. July 7.
The eleventh reunion of the Moodys
and Wadleighs was held MT the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William York June 90
These Officers wero elected: James
Moody. president; J. F. Moody. vice
president; secretary Nelia Moody;
treasurer, Bert Moody; committee on
arrangements, Mr.. and Mrs. William
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Vern James. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Moody, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Hin. The next reunion will be
held at the homo OF Frank Moody in
Lincoln the last Thursday in June, 1911.
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THURSDAY

tor.-Jocl w. Orvis Of Denver, Colo, Is a
other relatives. This is his first visit here
since he went to Denver, 23 years ago.
He had store and kept tho postoff'ce
here for several years. He represented
tho town in the Legislature % years ago.
Mrs. John Birdsall, who went to her
home in Lawrence. Mass, two weeks ago.
returned Monday.-The Ladies' Home
Circle will meet Thursday. July q, with
Mrs. George Varney. Delong OF
Loyalton, s. D., Is visiting relatives here.
He went West % years ago with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delong.-A. e..
Freeman returned to his home In Boston.
Mass, last week. Mrs. Freeman and two
children will remain with relatives for
two weeks
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-In the beautiful town of CO.
rinth 40O-acre farm suitably divided
in meadow. pasture, hard wood timber.
mostly maple, ample fruit and pure
spring water, ample barns for y head
of cattle and G horses. house Of IS rooms,
suitable for summer boarders, or board
ing school for city boys. or n health re-
sort, nothing better in Vermont could be
found. The owner IS a lady unable to
handle it. For a quick sale will accept
s. 800, part cash. Full particulars by the
bargain finder, J. Z. Hunt of Essex
Junction. VT. 2.w.2t.
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SHOREHhM.

Mr.. and Mrs. .. X. Collins returned
from Wallngford Tucsday.-Mrs. N. b.
Douglas and daughter have returned to
their home in Sherburnc. Mass.-Ralph
Brown has In his orchard II pear tree
which Is In full fruit and July a top
branch came into full bloom.--Mrs. Rus
sell Platt and family are guests of Dr.
Mary Platt.-Clayton n. North Of South
Boston. Mass. is spending Il few weeks
with his grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. c.
N. North.-Afiss Whittier OF Addison is
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. A. J. Dud-
ley.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Nottingham - passing few
days In Rutland.-Dr. and Mrs. Kidder
arc entertaining his mother and sister
from Woodstock Everett Pierson of
Fair Haven IL the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
+. T.. Douglass.-Mr. and Mrs. o. X.
Collins are in Ferrlsburg.
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JERICHO.

Charles Nichols ana mother OF Willis
ton spent Sunday at F.. s. Tomlinson's
Miss Eva Nichols. who has been at A.
c. Browns for two weeks, has returned
to Essex-Mrs Leonard Prior and son,
Harold. Of Burlington have been visiting
at G. Herbert Hutchinsons for a few
days.-A. c. Gilbert and son OF Philadel-
phia gave a concert In the Baptist Church
Monday evening. Goodwin of
North Wiliston was in town Saturday.
News has been received here by Mrs.
Lucy Prior OF tho death OF her son,
Wright Prior In Colorado Mr.. Prior was
a graduate of Norwich University and for
many years was city engineer In Worces-
ter Mass He moved to Colorado but n
few years ago. He Is survived by his
wife and five daughters. He was a brother
Of Mrs G. Herbert Hutchinson--Miss
Laura Cutting of Mortified is being en-
terIained at the home OF Mrs. 5. n. Wells.
Mrs. Mears and son. Donald. went
Monday to Milton for visit Donald
has been III for several days with ton
silitis.-Mrs. Jackson and two sons OF
Barre are visiting at c. II. Reavy's.-The
Rev. and Mrs J. T. Buzzeli and Miss
Pansy Buzzell OF Derby are occupying s.
f. Curtis's cottage for a month.-Dr. c.
A. Pease Of burlington was In town Sun
day.--Mrs Thompson and Miss Thomp-
son OF NorthAeld are visiting the form
er's sister. Mrs. O. Herbert Hutchinson. -
Theodore Williams and Bailey Brown
spent Sunday with c. A. Jackson's family
at Ialletts bay.
MIR. and Mrs. l. c. Rice attended the
O., t,,
day.-Miss Marion Edwards has returned
from visit IN Johnson. Asa Church of
North Ferrisburg Is visiting relatives In
town.-|Aiiss Marjory Hulburd Of Hyde
Park has been a visitor for several days
at the homo Of her uncle. Dr.. G. b. HUI
burd-Whiis entering the drug store
Tuesday Mrs. N. II. Goodwin slipped and
fell, breaking bone In one OF her ankles,
Harold Bellows OF North FerrisburG Ia
spending his vacation With his aunt. Mrs.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. s. l.. Griffith who has been tho
guest of r. II. Converse. her cousin, has
returned to her home in Rutland MIR.
and Mrs, William Thorpe OF Bennington,
who have been visiting their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Thorpe, have gone 10
Montreal to visit relatives before re.
turning home.-Maurice Beers went Sat
urday to Westford TO stay n week with
his aunt, Mrs. kimhall. and other rela-
tives.-Mrs George w. Burlington OF
Minneapolis, with two children. is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Curtis Van
Nliet.-Mr, and Mrs. Arthur White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton Beers and child
spent Sunday In Westford as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Kimball. making
the trip in an automobile.-Mr and Mrs.
Il. b. Lyon OF Minneapolis Mimi. ara
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Van Nliet.-
Frank Estey Is suffering from dislo-
Gated shoulder as the result of trying to
lead an unruly COW.
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vER0ENNEs.
terday.

The funeral services of MAY, the three-
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hall, who died Thursdar, were held at
St Peters Church Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock. the Rev. L. A. Vexina Of
ficiating The bearers were Masters George
and Merl Belden, jeffrey Field and An
thony Plankey and intcrment was made in
the Catholic cemetery.-Miss Mary Morgan
Ia passing several weeks with friends in
Burlington-Mrs Guy Haynes and two
children Of Bennington are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank oee.-Miss
Grace Vittum of Middlebury visited in
town Snturday.-Mrs. l.. c. George visited
In Burlington saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Blood and daughter, Miss Bertha
MISS Nancy Simpson and her cousin,
Wilbur DeFrees OF Saratoga, N. Y,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin simpson.--Miss Matte Bry-
dia' teacher in the schools at Franz
mgton, N. H., is passing her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ira
Brydia.-Michael Donovan Is seriously
HIM. and Mrs. Jacob Aunchman Of
orwell on their way home from Mont
real visited their daughter, Mrs. David
Ryan. Monday--'rhe Social club will
meet Thursday aftern DON with Miss
Jessie Ball.-Charles Warner moved
his family Monday to Port Henry. ~
Y.--Douglass Garno has returned from
burlington after q wcck's visit to
relatives.--NIrs. =. G. Russell Of Bird
port and Mrs. Charles Maccabee Of
Milton are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mra. T. NJ. Moulton.--Tho Misses
Nellie and Mary Driscoll Of Troy. ~
Y, nre spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dris-
coll.
| A quiet wedding occurred Monday at
ternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ Graves, when their daughter Doritha
NJ, was married TO DIR. George Russell
of lincoln. Rev. Or. II. r. Davies per-
forming the cerernony.--Mr. and Mrs.
John strong and son of New York city
are visiting his brother and her sister.
MIR. and Mrs. n. ]. Strong.--Rev and
Mrs. X. r. Davis, daughter. Miss Ruth.
and son. George are In camp In tho Steb-
bins cottage at the lake.--Mr and Mrs. j.
w. Barnes ana son, Kenneth, OF Troy,
n. ". are passing their vacation Mt Mrs.
W hiteside's at tho lake-Dr. and Mrs. j.
s. Powers Of West Newton, Mass, nre
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
o. Kinlball.
The list of unclaimed letters at the post
office is Mrs. Anna b. Delouce, NJ Oriel
Norton, Earnie DuQuette. Mrs. Frank
Bostwick. Arthur Mcdonald. Raymond
Norton, Efford Steavens.-,J. II. Don
nelly, G. +. o. Kmball. Louis Rondeau
and George Casey went yesterday to St.
Adams as delegates to the democratic
| State convention.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. L. Senior returned Monday night
after a few days visit with her sister in
Hinesburg Muzzy with two teams
started Monday morning to move the
machinery from mill in West Bolton to
Bristol.-The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George Chamberlain. who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for several
weeks has returned much improved in
health.--lvy Atwood is attending St
Mary's school in Burlington.
n. H.-Mrs. Warham Brewster is quite
Ill.
J. D. Hulett OF Brattleboro visited
his brother Frank, the first of the
week.-Mrs. and Mrs, o. ]. Tomlinson
of Sharon Heights Mass, are visiting
in town.--Philip Goodenough of Mont
pelier is visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips,-Mrs.
Clinton Spaulding of Montpelier visit
ed Mrs. f. G. Bagley the first of the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Luthcria brown, WillistOn

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for tho District OF Cnittenden,
commiss toner's TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Lutheria
Brown, late of Williston, in
said district, deceased. and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that We will meet for the pur'
pose aforesaid at the town clerks Of
fee in the town of Williston, in said
district. on the first Thursday of Jan
uary, next, at 10 o'clock Il. m, and
that six months from the Sth day Of
July, 4. ID. 1910 Is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to US for examina
tlo.. and allowance.
Dated at Williston. this sth day Of
July. a. u. 1910.
CHARLES d. WARREN,
Ii. T.. GOODRICH,
2W3t commissioners
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BRIDPORT.

John Fletcher OF Middlehury was the
purchaser of the Bennett homestead last
week.-Mrs.. Larrabee Of Leominster,
Mass. is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
G.. f. Wolcott.-Mrs. j. T. Fletcher and
Mrs. Lizzie Bartlett are in Burlington
The Rev. Mr.. Evans Of Nelson, n. Y,
has accepted n call to the local Congrega-
ttonal Church. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smith
of Massachusetts are visiting here.-C. f..
HesselRrove, ID. D.. spoke very accept
ably at the Congregational Church July
10. On July Il Professor Collins will oc-
cupy the desk.-Misses Flora and Ruth
Grosvenor have gone to Lake Bomoseen
for the sumrer.-Misses Alice Hemenway
and Gertrude Wheeler have positions at
Lake Schroon.-Miss Nellie Boivin is
home from her school at Philadelphia.
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HINEsBURG.

Pearl Goodroe is visiting in Bristol and
Cornwall.-Fred Tracy Is a new telephone
patron.Mr. and Mrs. James Knox are
parents of a son.-Miss Bell Ross of Bur.
lington spent Sunday with her PARENTS
Mrs Mary O. Dow of Burlington and
Miss Anna Rollins of Omaha, Neb
passed last week at Daniel Patrick's -
Miss Norma E.stey of Fabins, y. Y. Il,
spending her vacation with her parent.
here.-C. j. Russell of Burlington was in
town Sunday
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ST. GEORGE.

Recent visitors at Mrs Phoebe Ann
liinsdale's were Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T.. Hop
kins and daughter and Mrs. r. f. Davis
and two sons OF Burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Marvin and daughter Of
Elizahethtown, N. y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Marvin OF Balston, ~ Y, visited
their cousins. Mrs. Hholla Forbes and
Mrs. Miranda Wescott, Thursday.-Earl
Aver was in Burlington Saturday
Miss Hannah Hinsdale Is in a critical
condition.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss BESSIE Wilson of Burlington visit
ed at j. H. Lyons last week.-M. ]. Crow
ley returned Sunday from a weeks visit
with friends and relatives In shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McNall of Bur
lington spent Sunday with Mrs Ellen M.
Day.-Miss Lois Manley. youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. Manley. was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday after
noon, where she was operated upon for
appendicitis.-Miss Bessie MacBride Of
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Burlington visited Samuel Morrows last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Pitts returned
Saturday from their wedding trfp.-Mrs.
G. w. Wright Is ill.-Mrs. y. o. Wales VI
Weybridge came Monday night to visit
her parents, the Rev and Mrs. W. w.
Smith--There will be q musical and liter
airy entertainment in the parish house
Friday evening, July is. for the benefit Of
the Congregational Church. Ice cream
and cake Will be served.
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Farms

For sale Eight COW farm. ~ mile of
Chittendeu county village, with stock
and tools complete, sugar orchard and
good buildings. A bargain at $500.
a fifteen COW farm, 1ta miles from vii =.
lagc. railroad, on beautiful main road
within - miles Of burlington. good house
and barns, with running water, sugar
orchard, stock and tools. price $500.
$500 cash gets possession. Write to-day
f. H. mcGlNN's' hs'e1 'uDct'on' W.
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EAST MIDDLEBUkY.

Anna Sheldoa has gone to the Bread
Loaf Inn, Ripton, for the summer.Miss
Grace Sheldon. teacher In bloomfield.
y. j., is at her parents's. Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Sheldon, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Field Of North Ferris
burg WAS the guest of Mrs. A. A. Board
man the past week.-Nohle l.. Ball of
Ferrisburg filled the pulpit of the Metho-
dist Church Sunday.-F Ridwell will
preach at the Methodist Church next Sun
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Jewett have just
returned from a trip to Rowley. Mass.
where they went to attend a Jswett re-
unon.-Miss Eta Costello OF Schenectady,
N. Y. and her sister. May. from Pots
dam. N. Y. normal school are homo for
their summer vacation.-Miss May Will
liams of Brandon has been spending q
week with her friend, Mrs. A. L Payne.
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A. +. Byington.-The Misses Young OF
pennsylvania arc guests OF Mrs. Harlan
+. Hall.-Farmers report better crop OF
hay than for several years G. w. Foster
has on exhibition herds grass measuring
feet four Inches in height, the head be-
ing nine inches in length.
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Notice TO 7 axnayerS

The taxpayers of the city of Bur
lingtOn are hereby notified that the city
Including school. State, State road state
school and county highways and bridges
md sinking fund.-, taxes for the year 1910
have been assessed by the city council
of the city of Burlington and the tax
bills delivered to the city treasurer for
collection, to be paid TO said treasurer at
his office, No. city hall, according to
law within forty days from this date.
Any taxes remaining unpaid after tho ex-
piration OF said time August %, tho
treasurer will issue his warrant against
each delinquent person for the collection
of such unpaid taxes. adding to each I'M
paid tax per cent, and ten cents for
warrant which will be addressed and
delivered to tho constable Of said city to
be collected according to law.
Office hours from q. IN. to .. M,
Monday and Saturday evenings to O.
Dated at the city OF burlington, July
II. 1910. l. c GRANT,
City Treasurer.
167.S&w,2t
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Charlotte Osgood Is visiting rela-
tives In Peru. n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
lard Glazier we're given surprise party
Friday cvenlng-A lawn party was
given Tuesday evening, July IL, at VIII
lard Glaciers for the benefit OF the
church.
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TERRISBURG.

Mrs. Henry Stilson of Proctor and Mrs.
Susan Saunders of Brandon are guests Of
Mrs. William Pecue.-O. X. Collins and
family are In town.-Miss Jessie Field
who has been teaching In Porto Rico has
returned home for the summer.-William
Turner and son Of Boston are visiting
Mrs. John Pecue.
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NORTH VERR1sBURGH.

The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Lucinda Allen at the home Of Jamie
Dean Wednesday afternoon,-At the
Ladies' Aid lawn party last Saturday
evening about $i2 was realiSsd.-E C.
Welcome has purchased an automobile.
Miss Mary Allen has gone to Lake st.
Catherine TO Join her aunt Mrs Frank
Nelson. and family In their camp-Joh"
Wheeler and the Misses Carrie and Frances
Wheeler are spending a few days At
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HUNTINGDON.

There will be no meeting Of the King
Daughters this week.-Mrs.. Jesse Young
OF Duxbury visited Mrs. Grace Martin
over Sunday. James Mahan. who recent
y sold his farm to Fred Wells, has rented
and taken possession of the Wyman
house.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs Mix and Mrs Simpson of Bur
lington are the guests Of their sister. Mrs.
G. T.. Bessett.-Miss Anna Johnson of
Burlington is visiting in town.--Mrs. G.. +.
Morgan, Mrs. +. ]. Kenyon, Mrs John
Kennedy and Miss Gertrude Hanley were
In Underhill over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Rochleau. who have been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Free
man for several days, have returned to
Burington.-The funeral of Mrs. Hannah
Deforge, who died Saturday, was held
from the Church of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary Tuesday at nine o'clock
lawn fete was given on the Congrega-
tional Church lawn Tuesday evening The
funeral of Thomas Finley was held from
his late home Tuesday afternoon at one
O'Clock. Mr.. Finley was GA years old and
unmarried one brother survives him
Miss Janet Murdoch Of Mount Vernon,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Sayles.-Mrs. Hannah De-
| forge. of advanced years. who has been
! i'll for several weeks, died Saturday morn
/ ing. The funeral was held from the
Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Morday morning at nine O'Clock. Mrs.
G. w. Green and daughter have returned
from Burlington, where they have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Conant
for several days.-Mr. and Mrs. p. c..
Davis have returned from weeks stay
| with friends in Cambridse.-Master Har-
old Winston of Lebanon, " H., Is at the
| home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Jacobs for
| the remainder of the summer.-Julian
| Ryan of Waterbury was among the visit
ors in town Saturday Green OF
New York city is at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs 8. Green, for his an
nual summer vacation.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Vera Bag!ey is visiting her grand.
mother, Mrs, s. y. Gould. in Randol PHI
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Brewster of North
Carolina are the guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warham Brewster. and
other relatives here.--Miss Lena Miles is
the guest of Miss Ruth Andrew in Essex
Junction.-Dr. S. n. Gould of Randolph
is visiting Mt r. G. Bagley's.-Alrs. D. F.
Hanks returned the last OF the week. after
visiting relatives in Randolph and Derry,
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WANTED.

A GOOD ALL AROUND MAN wanted at
once to keep books and act as assistant
treasurer of a good corporation, must
invest from 5000 to 5000. Investment
will pay better than 10 per cent: also
want or 10 other men to invest $1,000
Have good openings for them with
chance for advancement. Address BOX
IS, this office. 166,Gt&w.1t
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SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Thomas and daugh-
ter are steadily improving.--Miss JEANNE
Seeley has returned from Middlehury and
Cornwall Smith Seeley Is so far recovered
from his long and serious Illness rs to be
able to walk out of doors.-Miss Georgia
Bump is making her home at present
with Mrs. Waite Putnam OF South
Lyndebon. N, H.Irhe storm on Sunday
did much DANCE to the telephone lines
I'm town ana blew down many trees.
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ESSEX.

Or. L.add and family spent Sunday at
North Hero.--Mrs. H. A. I.add and child
rem, Edith and Florence. are visiting at
Ellenburg, N. Y.-IIester Written, u life
long resident died Saturday night. He was
Of years old.-Mrs, A. NJ, Austin. who has
been at Fanny Allen hospital. has return
ell home much improved Mr..
Blodgett and family spent last week at
Cabot.-Miss Alice Davis is at home from
Boston Mrs. III. d. Sofford. Mrs. Il. s.
Teachout, Mrs. J. II, Veile, Mrs. ca
Otes. Mrs, A. n. Douglas and Mrs. Flagg,
all OF Essex Junction visited at Mrs. q
Il. BiXby's Saturday Albert Pao.
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