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OF independence will take place and an
address by Allen Martin of Essex June
ton will follow. At ESQ matinee by the
Mansfield Dramatic club will be given
in the village hail. presenting the four-act
drama. Down in Maine" and this drama
will also he repeated in the evening.
Supper will he served by the Ladies' Aid
at six o'clock. The Westford Cornct
band will he i'm attendance throughout
the day and evening. The firing of ex-
plosivcs in and about tho park will he
prohibited Miss Florence Bicknell of
Chicago returned home to spend the sum-
mer vacation with her parents last Sun
day mornng.-lt Is expected the Rev.
Mr., Barnum will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday after two weeks vacation
Sarah Colvin classmate of Miss Barnum,
is q guest at the parsonage Mrs George
Stevens of Burlington and Mrs. Booth
of Wisconsin were guests of Mr. Frank
Ransom last Week.-Mrs.. Edwards of
Wisconsin came Saturday To spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. John L.
Jordan.
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UNDERHILL.

school No. 8. Cnderhill Center. closed
FRIDAY. juno "a picnic dinner was en-
JoNod' a silver pickle fork was given
the teacher by the pupils. Pupils with
out an absent mark are Helen Ryan.
Donald Manley. Clayton Kiipeck. Henry
klpeck. Helen Kilpeck, Annie Kilpeck.
Ethel Hubbard. Ethel Rivers. Two
pupils. 1reno kilpeck and Edmond Slater,
lost ono half day each and Emma Bru
nell one day.
Mrs. Eunicc Scott Of Boston IS spendinp
3 few weeks at the home of her father.
Amos Humphrey Mr.. and Mrs C. IT,
Hayden are in Burlington this week at
tending commencement of the University
OF Vermont Miss Olive Hayden being one
or the graduates. Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice of
Morrisville is visiting her mother. Mrs.
NJ. {. Halc.-Mr. and Mrs. r. G. MacGib-
bon of Memphis. Tenn. are visiting at
Z. II. Metcalf's for = few days.. 6.
NealN Is laying tho foundation for a block
on the lot recently purchased by him of
|" u. Pendleton on Railroad strect.-Mrs
landon and Hon. Leland, OF Bristol. who
have been visiting at Roy Montgomery's
have rctIrned homc.-Nliss Hazel f.
KNIGHT, who has been teaching in Ca
naan.. \. Y. is home for her summer
vacation g. c. Abbott. p. s. Scribner
and Charles Scribner returned this week
from fishing trip to the islands.-wil-
liam Mead of North Cnderhil has been
acting as station agent during the alb
sencse of 6. e. Abott.-Mr Fitzsimmons
had horse killed by lehtin., during the
severe storm Monday afternoon Miss
Laura Goodrich of Richmond has been a
visitor at Charles Metcalfs the mast
week
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Spear street school. taught by Miss
PROV. the one on Dorset street by Mrs
Hamilton and on Fourth street by Miss
Tillcy closed Friday with n picnic at
Ethan Allen park. Those pupils at the
Spear street school having no absent
marks were Daisy. Priscilla. Edith. Clara
and Kenneth Sails. Eleanor and Julia
Richardson and Lizzie Upper. Those at
Fourth street were Ralph, Robert and
Kenneth Aldrich. The other schools
closed week earlier.-Mrs. r.. w. But
er returned Saturday from Mary Fletcher
hospital much improved in health. Her
sister Miss Wilder, who is n trained
nurse. is caring for her.-Mrs. T.. r.
Siocum, who has been quite sick from
tho effects of a bee sting is better--L
NJ. Ravln has sold his place in the
Eldredge district to n Mr. Kinsley of
alden who has taken possession and
has bought Mrs. Abbott's place opposite
The town housc-Mrs. Laura Baldwin
and Mrs Anna Forbes and little son of
burlington were in town last week
visiting friends.--Mail Carrier Aldrich Is
taking his vacation and his substitute,
Joseph Myers Is delivering the mail on
route number one
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. G.. a. Edwards has returned from
Fellows Falls, where she has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Albert
Chandler Members of Samariton Lodge,
|. O. O. f.. were in Cambridge Tuesday
evening. where they instituted a
new lodgc.-Miss Celeste Keefe Of
kingston. y. Y. Is visiting rela-
tives in town.--Master Cecil Thomas
has returned from Hardwick,
where he has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Miller OF Meriden, y. H., is the
guest OF Mrs. Walter Fuler.-Mrs. I. II.
Goodwin has returned from n several
weeks visit in New York.-Master Ray
mond Kirby OF Gaysville is with his sis
ter. Mrs. r. r. Bartlett.-P C. Davis Of
Richmond is attending the optical con-
Veution at Lake Bomoseen this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T.. TowneN We're in
Burlington Yesterday Miss Albertine
Parker Is ' sitting her grandparents
in Nilton.-Miss Patterson of Man
chester, y. H.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Whitcomh.-M" and Mrs. Burt
Baker of Peekskill. y. Y. are the
guests Of Mrs. |. II. Goodwin Mrs
Anne Norton and Robert Norton Of
burlington are visiting in town.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED fror. page ~

Rinville Of burlington, unclo OF the bride
attended the groom. The bride was at
trcd IN gown OF white taffeta silk, wore
a veil emblenlatic of the sodalitv OF the
children OF Mary. of which she was a
member. and carried bouquet of bridal
roses. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents on Union street.
where they were the recipients of many
beautiful presents of cut glass. silver
ware and furniture Mr.. and Mrs Fav-
reault left on the a:i5 train for ST. Johns
ana Montreal for weeks wedding tour.
On their return they will make their
aomc at 81 Union street. Among those
rom out of town to attend the wedding
we're Miss Stella 1avalley of Pittsfield,
hass., Miss Stella Lizotte of Holyokc.
Mass, and Frank Lecair OF boston.
The democratic voters of the town will
hold caucus in Foresters' hall in AL
iard's block Friday afternoon at go
o'clock for the purpose Of clecting IL dele
gates and an equal number OF altcrnatcs
10 the democratic State convention to he
held In st. Adams. July IA: also to elect
10 delegates and IS altcrnates to the dis
frlct convention to he held at the same
time and place. Municipal court yestcv-
cav disposed Of three cases OF intoxca-
ton. John w. Voter of Essex Center re-
3eived a fine with costs amounting to
I1lt T. Trembley a fine and costs OF Sill
n and Robert Traver of Waterbury n fine
ard costs of Sll59.-Arthur Lesage has
a position In Frank Carpenters store
Ephram Cuison has returned from few
days business trip to Middlesex. Louis
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WES7'FORD.

Mrs. G.. T.. Moves, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. j. +. Allen for a few days.
returned to Franklin Thursday Evans
Nidder is at home from Middlebury Col
lcge Misses Alien and Macomber are in
town Cor the summer vacation.-Miss
Eleanor Rueglos came from South Hamp-
ton, l.. l.. Saturd1y.--Miss Alice Brown IS
visiting hcr sister in Mathematics Les
sic cobb has returned from Eutland.-
MIR. and Mrs George cobb have returned
to Rutland. --'rue FoltnGhtly club have
elected officer a. follows: President,
Miss Phla HAL vice-president. Mrs. l..
A. Bates; secretary. Mrs. Il. Smith;
treasurer, Mrs r. A. Perty.-Mrs.
Minckler and Mrs Herrick Of Milton have
been visiting AT W. w. X mball's. The
annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the
Baptist church was held at the home
Of Mrs. W!lyoN Tuesday. Dinner was
served Miss Media Rice is spending a few
DAYS in Walden There will he an enter
tainment in the town hall Friday evening,
July j. by tho Ladies' Social Circle.-Wil-
liam Sheldon has bought the house and
lot owned by Don i, Smith.
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cottage Sheriff and Mrs W. G. Tracy
and family Of Montpelier opened the Glen
wood cottage Saturday for tho season
Postmaster J. r.. f,ldridge md family Of
Randolph spent Sunday in camp.--Twelve
hundred people came from Barre and In
termcdiate points to MIssisquoi Park Sum
day IN two trains
Mrs. G. c. Austin returned Saturday
night from Now Haven. Conn. here she
attended the Yale Commensurate. ".
Gates OF Franklin was in town Monday
Mrs. A. NJ. Rousseau and daughter,
Marion. Of st. Adams are visiting rcla-
tiVes tn town. Mrs Henry stin1ets has
returned from visit with friends in Bur
lmgton.-h daughter was born Thursday
10 Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Bcnoit.-The
Ladies Village Improvement society vii!
| meet with Mrs. r y. Cross Thursday
afternoon.-Miss r. Evelyn Enright was
IN Burlington over sunday II j Pow
ers. Jr., Of Franklin was in town Satur-
day.--Nrs T. A. Place IS In Swanton visit
ing Mrs +. H. Rood Mrs. Clarence
Poole and two children Of Springfield,
| Mass, are visiting Mrs. Poolc's mother,
MR.. Martha Cross.-B h. Perkins and
George NJ. Koran oe St. Adams wore
business visitors IN town Monday MIRA
William Cook has returned frorl Spring
| field, Mass. where She has been pending
| the winter with her daughter Mrs
| Charles Ross-W. Robinson Austin Of St
Adams is spending the week in town
| a. II. Schiver Of Champlair. - y. and
| II. r. Cross Of Swanton, wore In town
| Monday Mr.. and Mrs. julius RAYMOND
/ Is.irpotl -,..-1t,, t..
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MONTGOMERY.

Charles l. Clapp. who suffered a stroke
of paralysis Friday. died on Sunday morn
Ing in the .Srd year Of his age M. Clapp
had been In poor health for some time.
His wife died over a year ago and he
leaves five children. also q brother
H. II. Clapp, of Montgomery Center and
two sisters. Mrs. G. W. Goods speed and
Mrs. +. F. Ransom Of Poultncy. The fu-
neral was held from St Bar;hoome "
Church Tuesday, the Rev. r. Barnaby
Leach OF Richford officiating. Mrs. q. O.
kirbaii Of IIardwlck is visiting in town
H. H. Ward and da ughter, Miss Gretchen
of Bakersfield We're in town to attend the
funeral Of &. l.. Clapp.-The Rev. +. W.
Domino of Cape cod is visiting relatives
In town.-Miss Lucy Parker ana Amasa
Lumbra are home from Montpelier Semi
nary. Miss Parker was one of the grad
uates.-Richard Parker is home from san
tons River. john .. Baxcndalc spent last
week with his parents the Rev. and Mrs
J. w. BaXendale. Clayton Fuller is home
from Boston visiting his parents. Mr., and
Mrs. r. H. Fuller.-Schools closed last
', col,
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sWANToN.

There was bold hold-u near the
high school building Saturday night about
nine O'Clock. Joseph Pencil OF Swanton
Junction being knocked down and re-
lieved OF 81 In money and package of
meat he had purchased for the Sunday
dinner. Mr. Pencil claims he recognized
two OF his asSailanis, the third being a
stranger. He says the first thing he knew
the three mon closed IN on him. one Of
thcn Knocked him down with brick or
stone, then all three pounccd on him.
went through his pockets, grabbed his
package or meat and ran. ~ soon ns he
could pull himself together he notified
tho officers and they arc stll trying to
locate tho highwaymcn- Charles Vans
clctt had hearing Monday afternoon
on charge of stealing n watch ON Fred
Morton last fall.--Thc following delegates
TO tho republican county convention were
chosen Saturday: VI. W. Barney, Carl c.
Fletcher, r.. IT, Beehe. II J Brown.
George l.. Loiselle, A. y, Royce and G. W.
James atcrnates. John ManniX, y. A.
Webster, Herbert Skeels Fred Tabor. w.
e. Pencil, G. l.. Smith and NJ. Jennson.
A. s. Fleury presided ut the caucus and
George T. toiscllc acted as secretary. It
is understood that this delegation will
urge the nomination of Ellis W. Foster
Of Swanton for assistant Judge The FOL
lowing were the delegates to tho re, publican
district convention: II. \. Collins, T. II.
Beebe. II. !. Prouty and &. II. Newell. ---
u. G.. Sawyer. superintendent of Swauton
village Is confined TO the house ny illness.
Arthur Bushey has been appointed niGht
policeman by tho village trustee. ami he
began his now duties Saturday night. II
has been year and n half since Swanton
has had nieht patrol. A time register
Is used and the business center IL covered
cyprN hour
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Parsons are the
parents of baby boy. Mr.. and Mrs
{. S. Howard were the guests % Nh.
and Mrs. Leoran TABOR of Springfield,
Mass, last week.-Frank Hunt Is home
from colege.-A. b. Bcemcn returned
home June u. from q business trip to
Providence. r. !. and other places The
delegates for the county convention are:
Il. u. Shepardson, Herbert Shcpar1Son.
George Lcawton and Ira Hubbard. Mrs.
John Kendrick is spending a few days IN
Providence. K. 1.-The creamery is max
ing 6.c00 lbs. of butter a week noW.-Alr.
and Mrs. Ira {. Bishop returned to their
home June y. after spending several days
with old friends in town.-The heavy
rain MondaN night did quite a good deal
Of damage to the roads in town. Mrs
II. y. McNall and Mrs. Anna Hulnrook,
spent June y, in st. AlhanS Mrs. Cora
cleveland of Montpelier is the guest of
her uncle c. II. Brush.-Nien Halbcrt OF
Boston spent a few days with his nephew.
| I,p11nwS 1Sf
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Thomas y. Wimble is quite ill.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gill ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward GIL OF Montpelier passed
sunday here with fricnds.-Mrs. Kate
Mattimorc Of Burlington visited her
sister Mrs. NJ. Leddy, last week.
The democratic caucus to elect dele
gates to the state district convention
at st. Adams. will he held Friday
evening at the town hall.-4A band of
gipsies were campcd Monday and
Tuesday on the land of r. W. Henry
IRA +. Morse and Frank o. Ross arc
the delegates to the republican state
convention at Montpelier They will
support Fleetwood for governor.--Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Terricn of Rich
mond passed Sunday at Frank Mar
lows .-AIiss Mccoy has returned to
Middlebury after a few days visit
with her sister. Mrs. J. r. Flynn
Leslie Terrill went to Montpelier We'd
nesday.-Mary Teddy has closed her
school at Middlebury and Is at home
Mrs. B. F. Stanley of Burlington is
visiting here-The listers have nearly
finished the quadrennial appraisal.
Tn grand list will show u marked in
crease.
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BERKSHIRE.

In largely attended republican caU-
Gus held at the town hall Saturday the
GLOWING delegates We're elected to at
tend the county convention Enosburg
Falls FRIDAY: b. H. Combs, II. l. Chat
fee. G. c. Jolley. ". r. Noble, A. j.
Hoadley. They .arc to support y. =.
Ladd for senator ana Gaylord Ladd for
states attorney.-The democrats hold
caucus In the town hall Thuraday, juno
- Miss Helen Forty Of New York CITY
is home for few DAYS a'ton.-ttdsar
Tracy of North Sheldon IS visiting In
towu.-Mr. and Mrs. L. 6, Dean and
daughter, Dorothy, visited AT the home
Of Mrs Deans parents Mr.. and Mrs.
+ II NallhcofS aver SundaN
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WILiLIsToN.

Mrs. Flora Towsloy O'Connell Of Eur
lingtor and William Goss were married
by the Rev. e. &. Adams June 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Crane of Burlington
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Arms
Friday.-F'loyd Putnam and Orilla
burnett, teachers in the graded school.
gave a picnic 20 their scholars Friday
Miss Amy Metcaf went Monday to spend
n few weeks ut the PittSford sanitarlim
Henry Patten is delivering the man
during tho vacation absence Of the re-
guar postman. Guy Lamson.-Ernest
curtis of New York State is visiting his
brother Frank Curtis.-The X. D. Circle
will meet with Mrs. Hiram Isham Fri
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HINESBURG.

Miss Masa Okajima of Kobe. Japan.
Is the guest of Anna Patrick and VIII
speak in the Congregational Church
this evening. 1t Will be union
service. Miss Okajma is music STU
dent in Syracuse University and viii
speak on the music and social cus-
toms of her native land,--A Fourth of
July celebration under the auspices Of
the Grange will be held at Lake Iro-
uuois in Harveys Grove The illness
burg cornet band and choir Will
furnish music. Hon. D. J. Foster viii
speak. The exercises begin at 10 so
a. m. followed by a basket picnic in
the afternoon. a series of athletic
events for small purses will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. clark Pierce and daugh-
ter, Caroline, go this week to Camp Idle
wild, South Hero.-Mrs Henry Goodroc
and Harrison Pierce are ill.--Cieorge Pat
rick has returned from week spent in
Barre with Henry Whitacker-M Kate
Childs OF Burlington. son. Hollis Of East
Orange. n. j.. and daughter, Mrs J.. q.
Smith, and son. David, of West Alice
Wisconsin. passed the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Patrick The Young child
OF Mr.. and John Lane was buried Satur-
day.--Mss Masa Okaiima, japanese
SUDDEN, from Syracuse University. will
lecture and sing in the Congre Cational
Church this eNeninE.-Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Enmons are parents of n daugh-
tcr.--Chldren's day Was observed in the
BAPTIST Church SUNDAY William Green-
leaf goes TO Lake George where lie has
employment for the sunmer-Roy Gilman
has returned from Caldwell. y j. where
he has been teachinS-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erie O. Mead Sun
day. June a.-rhe funeral of the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lance
was held from the house Saturday, June
-5.-Mis" Katie Ruell and George Ruell
lr.. are III with rnumps.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Leonard spent Sunday at Deed
Point, Lake Champlain,-W. r. Andrews
Is spending a few days ~ Thompson's
Poirt,--Miss Addic RAY has gone to St
Adams to visit her sister. Mrs Prindle.-
Miss Glare HUH ana Miss Anna Rollins
spent sunday at Deer Point Last Fri
day morning n young man drove into W.
+" Andrew>s yard and askod that his
horse be fed. Tie driver immediately
disappeared and nothing mas been heard
from him since, Mr.. Andrews .elcphoned
Sheriff Allen at Burlington about the
team ana saturday evening" tic owner
from Ausablc Forks came and claimed
the property.-Threc hogs on the Uurri-
son Pierce farm, which belongs to Mrs.
Helen Wilder died Monday and others
are not expected TO live The nature Of
the disease Is not known
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daughter OF Swanton have been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Rood.
Miss Iva Brigham is Mt home from l.,
e. Rice's for the summcr--F. s Tomlln-
son was at home from Milton over Sun
day.-Mss Bessie Fletcher. who has been
teaching in Massachusetts, IS home ,or
the summer. Miss Osgood of Wcstford
Is visiting her sister. Mrs Mary Ralch
Ray Fletcher of Jonesvile spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
&C.. Fletcher
Miss Mamie Carroll. who has been
teaching IN Fairfield for the mast vear
r. at home for the summertime Rev. f.
j. RausoN If Swanton will offciate at
tho Cougrc sational Church next Sunday
afternoon and the Rev. Earl Morse Will
bur of Berkeley, cal. who is spending his
vacation in town will speak at the union
service in the same church Sunday even.
Ing. Mis- : Anna Fitasimonds. who has
been teaching in Wil.ston. and Miss
Grace Fitzsifnonls who teaches in Swan
ton. are A. home for the summcr.-Mrs
s. W. Paige and children OF st. Adams
have been visiting relatives IN town for
few da&~ Mrs, Clara Howe is ATTENDING,
commencement exercises In Burlington.
Her SON George Howe. being one of the
graduate other graduates from this
town are Miss olive Hayden aud Charles
Moran. .Nr and Mrs. T. NJ curtis of COL
chester have been visiting relatives in
town-Durine the thunder storm about
noon Mondpp lightning killed three cows
belonging tn Frank X. Howe. one OF
them Mr.. Howe valued at s1oo.--The OK
cursion to s. Alhans Bay Tuesday was
participated iu by members of the Sunday
schools here Several were in Burlington
Tuesday evening to attend the Wilder re-
cital Park II. Brown was one of those
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FRANKLIN
ENOSBURG.

A quiet wedding was solemnlzed AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Betters
Thursday when their second daughter
Mae. was united In marriage with Renne
Simeon Woodward. During tho ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. ]. r.
Baxendale Of Montgomery the bride and
groom together with the bridesmaid, Anna
Betters. and the best man. Archie Clark.
stood In front OF a large hanging curtain
OF woven evergreen bestudded with roses,
the whole party standing upon a carpet
Of the same design and material as the
curtain.
The town school picnic last Friday was
a great success. Parents and friends Of the
pupils turned out in great numbers it is
estimated about 500 were on the grounds
Or. and Mrs. Roberts. who visited rela.
tves here, have returned to Spring field.
Mass-N B Carpenter has returned
from Dcrby.-Miss Florence Perley has
returned from Middlcbury.-G s. Fassett
is attending commencement exercises in
burlington this week.-Mrs. j. D. Wright,
who has been visiting In Montgomery and
Grout River. has returned home.-The
Rev. W. r. Stewart preached IN the Con-
greGatio Church last Sunday morning
and evening Miss Ruth Rec ord. who has
been teaching In No. II. returned to
Franklin Monday and will teach here
again In the fall. Four of her scholars.
Kenneth Wright, Ivan Simonds. Militia
Reed and BETA Reed, had no tardy
marks The average attendance was 13a,
For several years tho women of the
Congregational society have served din
ners on the Fourth Of July; they will do
so this year at the church. Tables will
be set in the vestry and after dinner
exercises will be in the audience room
y hOya
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

At TN. cuucIs OF republican yoter"
Saturday afternoon the following We
elected delegates TO the county
convention 10 he held Friday: A. j.
croft. e. H. Stetson, J. C. Gaines, H. y.
Fairbanks w r. Ovtt f.. a. Cassidy,
+. NJ Wright, r. W. ForsYthe. They are
supposed 20 favor J. I. Weld of Berk-
shire for senatcr-Thc stores viii close
July at L O'Clock. The members and
friends Of the Methodist SUNDAY school
will celebrate the day at Riverside camp.
w. s. Hutchinson Is N Morristown and
Stowe this week laying out road work
In those towns under direction of G. y.
Barrows. Lamoille county SUPERVISOR
School Superintendent Best left hers
Monday to attend the state meeting IN
Chester this week. He will attend tn,
meeting OF the National Educational So
ciety in Boston next week-Therc Will
be u mite box opening and reception to
the Light Bearers and Mothers Jewels
at the Methodist Church Friday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs II. \. Cra.nton. Nit
and Mrs. j. w. Pomeroy and Mrs d. w.
Ames are attending the university COM
neNcement IN Burlington this week
There was meeting o; the Sanctuary
society Of the Catholic Church Friday
night when 60 silver badges We're dis
tributed and T. new lnembers received
Miss Lillian Brown OF Ludlow Is with her
brother d.. +, II. Brown.-Maitland
Hunter left Monday for n week. stav
IN sIbrevois. Guc-Mrs. a. a. Rmymors
Of St Alhans is With Mrs. A. J. Darrah.
Mrs, II. H. Ware Of Philadelphia.
who has been staying for some weeks
with Mrs. II. X. Scribner, left for her
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HINEsBUPG.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lane died Thursday after a short
illness,-Mrs. Kate Childs and son. Hollis.
Of burlington are guests Of her sister,
Mrs. DAME Fatrick.-Miss Alice Landon,
who has been teaching in Chester, is
with her mother for "A short time be-
fore she goes TO the White mountains
where she has employment for the sum
nlcr.-Miss Jennie Mckenzie has returned
from Pawlet where she has been teach
ing.-Mrs John Somers is ill.-The three
Sunday schools of the town VIII have A
union picnic at Lake Iroquois Wodnes-
day, June o9-Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Bis
rett are parents of baby daughter.-The
grange will hold q picnic at Lake Iro-
quois July 4, Hon, p, j. Foster will give
IN address H. Allen returned from
visit at Springfield, Mass. Saturday.
Children's day was observed Sunday at
the Baptist Church.