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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-06
New lothrop.

Mr. l. FELTON, of Flushing, is spending
few days in town-Mr and M RS
Mark Pearsall returned home Sunday
after spending a week in Flint with
relatives-Geo Bullock spent few
days of last weekin Toledo and Sagi-
naw-Frank Mulchy returned to his
school work at Saginaw after spending
q week with his parents-Miss Alice
Bullock of Owosso, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs Mary
Bullock-Chas, Kelly was in Detroit
Monday on business-Rev G II Bid
dlecom of Lansing, is spending the
week in this vicinity with friends
Mr. and Mrs Hoag of Shaftsburg, spent
Sunday with their son, Principal o d
Hoag-A number of Masons from
this place attended the Masonic doings
at Saginaw Friday evening-Mr.
Arthur Mckay and daughter, Mrs E
Half have returned for the summer,
after spending the winter at Mr. Nc
Kay's southern home-Mrs E Tobin
of Battle Creek, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Geo Bullock-The M p Ladies
Aid Society will meet with Mr. and
Mrs Geo Thompson, May II for tea
All are cordially invited-Miss Edith
Morrison is spending few days Of this
week in Saginaw Mr. Griffith of
Grand Rapids, is visiting Mr. and Mrs
Jas Fatta-Mrs o d Hoag was in
Flushing, Monday, visiting Mrs @ A
Hoag - A Ingham has gone to GAY.
lord, where he expects to spend the
ummer-Mrs Chas Kelly returned
home Saturday after spending some
time at Elsie with relatives-Mrs Geo
Poyer left Monday for Ann Arbor
where she will receive medical treat.
ment-Mrs Lewis Watson of Chesan-
ing, is spending few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Jas Smith
Erwin Smith and son Clarence, were in
Lansing Tuesday-Mrs W G Baird is
in Ann Arbor this week-Rev G H
Biddlecom will preach in the M P
church next Sabbath morning at the
usual hour. There will be regular SER
vices also in the evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-06

Very much opposition to the new
tariff law is incidental to the fact that
it is new law. Very rarely in the his.
tory of our country has it happened
that new tariff law has not been ac-
oornpanied by criticism and opposition
widespread and formidable. 1t will be
recalled that the adoption of the Nc
Kinley bill was followed by republican
congressional defeat and the Wilson
bill by democratic defeat. 1t takes time
and general business consent to make a
new tariff law helpful and successful.
1t ID recognized by all that the new law
is a great improvement over the one it
succeeded; it reduces duties, adds to
ihs free list and through its favored
nation provisions has added to Ameri-
San markets and American trade. But
the tariff law now in existence has up
on it the sin of being new and it is
meeting the usual fate of new tariff en-
actments. News and Express.
John W. Blodgett returned from
Washington via New York yesterday.
He was asked if there was any truth in
The recently published statement that
he had been to Washington for the pur-
pose of suggesting to Senator Burrows
bhat the senator withdraw from the
senatorial race. Mr.. Blodgett said:
"There could not be more malicious
absnrdity. Nothing could induce me to
yut such proposition before Senator
Burrows, nor would he entertain it.
he has allowed his friends to organize
n campaign for him and he is the last
man on earth that would desert the flag
when the fighting begins. On the con-
trary, Senator Burrows is in fine health
md spirits and is anxiously awaiting
She adjournment of congress so that he
Gan get into the thick of the fray. So
Far as the outcome is concerned this is
troubling the opposition only"
Asked whether he had seen Senator
Smith, Mr. Blodgett replied: Eyes, 1
dined with Senator Smith and Mrs.
Smith and found him apparently fully
recovered from his recent operation.
His position on the committee on COM
merce keeps him particularly busy at
this time watching the interests of
Michigan in the river and harbor bill"
Mr.. Blodgett said further President
Taft has a majority of the Republicans
in congress with him and the impress
sion is that the principle administrative
measures will be passed at this session
and the pledges made by the Republi.
can party at the Chicago convention
will be completely fulfilled. Grand
Rapids Herald.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-06
THE OWOSSO TINES
Battered 1t the Postoniee in Owosso for
sraasmissior as second. GLASS matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
SUBSCRIPTION sl.oo YEAR
OWOSSO, MICH. MAY 8, 1910.

The Improvement Association went
cut of its usual course IS the meeting
this week in passing, by unanimous
vote, a resolution thanking Mayor
Burke and City Attorney Pulver for
enforcing the city ordinance against
transient dealers, and the Board of
EDUCATION for notice upon keepers of
pool rooms that students in the city
schools must not be permitted in their
places of business. That action is
along right lines and when an associ-
alton of this kind takes notice of the
sndeavor of public officials to enforce
the claws upon our statute books it is a
long step in the right direction as it
means much to these officials to know
that the people of the community are
in sympathy with their efforts. There
is also opportunity for all as lndivid-
uals to express their appreciation to
shese gentlemen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-06

HiYes, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets ypu crazy. Can't bear the touch
of YOUR clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer. All druggists sell it.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-05-06

MEEkISON COMMENDS Pc RU-NA
greatly benefedS
believe
'-Da AeekisOn
bad
health after taking twelve bottles Peuna
Council Bluffs wres
in breaking
complete health"
SINCERE RECOMMENDATION
c.
without
entirely roub
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

Aave Seen spending several weeks with
Mrs. Shnw'e parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charie: Campbell, have returned 10 tr-,r
nome In Boston.--Mr and Mrs Arthur
Itogrr" tro going TO Ncrgerncs for n few
months t'ay.--hilsa Faith Young of
Hhrttord, Conn" IL visiting hcr father,
H. j. Young Mrs. Eancv Lessor md
daue'iter, Ruth, Hrc visiting In Hurting
ton--h Grange school will be held al the
residence % Mr.. md Mrs. w. l.. Mott
Thursday evening -W. e. Nantiue end
ramily ~ burlington spent last wcrk
win MR.. Ventinc's brother, j. y. I1a2cn.
Tho Misses Eva and Ina Bellc Bohan-
non VIII entertain the Young Ladies'
club on August li.-Dr. David Marvin
nnd family, who have becn spending fcw
weeks ~ their camp at Alhurg Center.
returned home Monday This Pev. Dr
l.atshaw occuricd the pulpit Of the CON
ErcTotlonal church at Alburs Springs
last Sunda~ mornlnf.--An operation for
appendicitis was performed OIL Edward
Mitchell by Or. Davidson Of 81. Adams
Monday Mrs. n. l.. Kingsley is enter
tanning the Mi7ses Lessic OF North Hero.
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HINESTURG.

Louis sanctuary passed Sunday with
lis daughter. Ms. Calvin Isham IN Bur
ington.-i Harry Ryan has returned to
NeN York after spending two weeks
1ere- MIS-. Lushcr Spear and children
of burlington are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gatcs-Miss Ruth Beecher
Is spending some time with relatives in
Dsdensburg and tn Thousand islands.
Robert Everett is going to Albany as
.imekeeper for the D. g. II. railroad
Joseph Morrill, is Hilbert James has
gone to the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.
O. a. Baldwin received n kick from a
horse a few days ago and has n lame
ankle, although he is able to get about
with the use of a cane.-N. o. Baldwin
of Springfield. Mass. was guest Of
his father the first OF the week.-Mrs..
Russell and two children of Jersey city,
=. j.. are guests Of her sister. Mrs. David
Carpenter.--D. c. Stone has returned from
n three weeks stay in Swanton and re-
Funed work in ]. II. Aliens shop The
Item In Mondays paper that Eugene Red
mond would conduct a general merchan-
disc business was incorrect Andrew Hay
den purchased the J. H. Wilcox goods and
will conduct merchandise business
Mrs. Rosamond Harris returned Tuesday
from Mooers, \. y, where she attended
camp meeting. --Mrs. Rebecca Ray Is
spending q few days IN Burlinston.-Rev
g. ". Russell and family are occupying
his cottage at Lake Iroquois.-The Hines
burg band will play at the Russell cot
age at Lake Iroquols Saturday night
Mrs. Kate Collins is with her brother
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
EAST CHARLOTTE.

The bod" Of Thomas Quinlan, a former
resident of Charlotte, who died at his
home IN Willsboro, =. y. six months ago.
We're brought here for burial August
3.--Nlss Ruth Hamilton of Ney-
bridge, who has been spending three
weeks with her sister, Mrs Charles
levitt, has returned horne.--B. G. Clevc-
land of East Attleboro, Mass, is visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. Varney, Mrs. Guy
Baldwin and two children and Mrs. Grace
Smith OF Danny arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Fonda and other relatives here
william Carpenter, Jr., has returned from
East Attlehoro, MasS.-Nss Addie
Galligher of burlington, who has been
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas for
week past, has returned homo. DR.. John
Stacy and Alfred Stacy Of Springfcld.
Ma IS, are here for a short visit at their
former home They made the trip from
springfield by automobile William Bus
sier is ill-Mrs. Marietta Stafford Of
New York city has been visiting Irving
Bradley her nephew Mr.. Martin of
brand Isle has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Vondel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
FRANKLIN
81. AT;HhWS

j. Barron FOss, aged nearly "a wears.
died at his home at st Adams bay Thurs
day morning between 10 and II o'clock
after only few days' Illness with
pneumonia. MIR F'ues was born in this
city June Il, 1876, a son of Mr.. ana Mrs
James NJ. toss, ana had ALWAYS lived
here JANUARY p, 1902 he married Miss
Mabel hopkins OF this city. who wirh
one daughter, Elizabeth Honkins Sur
wives him. He also leaves his mother
ana sister Mrs John Plow. of Mont
real Tho funeral was held Saturday aft
ernooh at the house.
'"s Louise c. Forant of this city
ana Michael j. Ryan Of Boston were
married al st Mary Church Wednesday
MOI hhis OF last week. the Rev. u. !.
oSuliivan performing tho ceremony. Mr..
ana Mrs. Ryan are spending their honey
moon in Canada
MISS Maud Bushey Of St. Adams tou,
died AT the hospital Saturday morning at
three O'Clock Of typhoid fever. The ru
neral was held Monday mornina at nine
O'Clock, Miss Bushey was IS wears old
ana Is survived by his parents. Mr.. and
MIS- Prosper Bushcy, and three sisters
Mrs George Cola. Miss Jennie Bushev
ana Miss Agnes Bushcy; also three broth
erS' John, Fred and Charles. all of this
city.
MISS Ann Cabel of Stuliley. Que. and
John iapage of the same place were
married Tuesday by the Rev. l. s
Brown, pastor of the Baptist Church.
a cablegram was received in this
city yesterday Announcing the birth
of daughter. August s.. to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Sherwood SwieEctt of San
Juan. Porto Rico.
The September term OF Franklin county
court will convene In this city Septem-
benz 10, Judge Willard W Miles of bar
ton presiding. The last day on which as
signmcnt of trials by jury can be made
will be August 70,
The body Of Miss Elizabeth ONeill, who
died in Worcester Mass. Sunday was
brought to this city last evening by her
brother, the Rev. Father ONeil of Wor-
oester. and tho funeral will be hold at
St Marys Church this morning at eight
O'Clock, Bishop j. j, Rice of Burlington
Is expected to officiate at the funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

Mrs. G. s. Goodrich and children are
visiting in Concord. n. H.. and New
York city.--N Miss Dcma Bostwick. WHO
has been the guest of friends in town
the past week, returned Saturday to her
home In Boston Mrs. Alexander Terrien
and daughter have returned from "A
weeks stay In Montpelier Miss Maud
Martin Of Fall River, Mass. Is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Conant.
dance was given I'm honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T.. Towers OF Chicago in knights
of Pythias hall Monda.. evening. Edward
Harrington of Burlington was in town
yesterday. William Green of Boston is the
guest of Mr. and Mrp Thomas Green -
Miss Maytie Gleason and her guest, Mrs
Rowe of Portland Ne, have returned
from a short trip to Montreal.--There were
over 20 guests at the Island House, Lake
lrouuis, Sundav.-James Kennedy of
Winston was Il visitor in town Tues
day-Mrs. g. W. Green and family, Mrs
Martin Purtel. Mrs. Mary O'Brien and
son, Charles, are at Malletts bay for n
weeks stay.-Mrs. Nora Glynn has re-
turned from Barre. whore she has been
visiting rclativcs.-The Misses Beatrice
Bostwick. Kate Kennedy. Elizabeth
Henley and Mamie O'Bricn have returned
from Lake 1roquis.-Master Wilbur
Averill is in Giand Isle.-A1r. and Mrs.
r. c. Davis are on n two weeks vacation
to their former homo in Jefferson, He --
Miss Finn of Montpelier, who has bcrl
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Berry the past two weeks, has returned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
SWANTON.

MRS. jennie Chase and children of
Port Arthur, ont. who have been
guests of Mrs. Eatc McNaUv for the
rast few days, left Saturday for phoo-
MI. r. l.. to visit rcletivcs.-hrrs.
Richards and two daughters OF HOLY
ofe, Mass. arc visiting Nrs. +. n Lap
elIe.-Mr. ana MS. Rnlpr Scavcy Of
Arponang, r. T.. are guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. u. 1.afelle.-
O. = CO.hy. express messenger on the
Swanton-St. Johnsbury run. is in
charge OF the local Office during tho
vaca tion absence of George Pennctt-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Tobin. Dow Tobin
and Miss Margaret Tohin have gone
to the Canadian woods where they Will
canoe and trough it, for two weeks
Ron Tohin came up from Boston for
the purpose SUNDAY morning.-Dr.
Lake, health officer, attended the 18th
annual school Of instruction for health
officers at Montpelier laat week.-C
r. Goodrich of TIaEarstown. Md. ste
oceds 1rn A. Adams in the reorgan-
lied Colhurn Clothing company. The
concern will he known as the Colburn-
Goodrich company.-Mrs. r. A. Platt
IS seriously i'll AZ HlRheatc Springs
where she is spending the summer
Rev. MI Craig of,ciatcd at Holy Trim
ity Church Sunday morning.
Albert Wall Of Schenectady, Y. L. is
spending Va few DAYS with relatives in
town. lie expects to visit relatives in
North Hero before returning home
Rev. Father Harmon OF Montreal. Que.
who officiated sunday at the Roman
Catholic Church and has since been tho
guest Of the Fathers OF St. Edmond re-
turned TO Montrccl Yesterday. Miss
Irine Paprineau has gone TO Montreal
and other Canadian points on n few
weeks vacation. Miss Marguerite Har-
wood. who has bcen spending a vaca-
ton in Boston, has returned home
Thomas Kelley, Jr., who has acted as
assistant postmaster for the past nvo
years, has resigned to take an appoint
ment rs railway mail clerk. Mr.. Kelly
left yesterday morning for White River
Junction. Miss Eva Greene who has
acted as clerk, will succeed Mr. Kelly
at the pOstoffice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
UNDEREILL CENTER.

A
homo Of ,trs ca,io 90 az '''c
Au,nst G -, o.oo o,,,,,, ...,. ~ 80 wa >
t,r tr,,o ,ro,a,,. ~ ',' '''' ""
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Tho br,do ,,.s ,ro,,,,,. -, =, '''N ,V''
gill. and c,rr,oa t.a,,..,,r. - ..,'. ~
noas She entered 49,, nor,,. w..
of her u,c,o rr,ni, c,,a,,.
away 1ior ,,,o,, 80 ,1,,,'. ,,i. -,
rorr,,, v.ora ,1,,o Inv. 49,, -,
Tho host ,,.n ,,,. n,',-.,
usbers ,,.or, t1,rr, A,.,,.. ,
ers rho ,itlo cov.or r,., >,.u., ,,..
streved ao,o,s i ,ta ,,, -. -.
bridal Marty rr.i, ,ho, rooa,,,,, a., o
bedecked arch ,,rdor ,ri,, .ho 49,
monv was pcrforn,ed nv tho por w.,
Rand. father OF the groon1. Tho u,oddiry
march and music during tho corop,onv
was rendered by Miss Grace strong a
cousin of the bride. A recnntio, was
held from three until i've Dainty re-
freshments We're served in the dining
room by Mrs. Edwin Blakeley and Mrs.
Fred Slater. assisted by the Misses
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SOUTH NERO.

John Troville. aged 73 years. lifelong
resident OF this town and veteran Of
tho civil War died at his home Satur-
day noon after Il long Illness. Mr. Tro-
willie Is survived by a wife. four sons. two
daughters and two brothers, Funeral
services were largely attended from the
Catholic Church Monday forenoon eat ten
o'clock, Rev. Father LaChance oh'ciat-
ing. The hearers were Jed, George,
Thomas and Frank Trovil,o. four sons of
the deceased Miss Imogenr Martin Of
New York city IS the guest of NJ. and
Mrs. Horny Mrrtin.-Mrs Lura Allen ac-
companied her niece, Miss I.andon. 10 her
home in Norwich, Conn. Wallace Martin
hns returned from n few days stay in
Charlotte-PrOfcssor Warren L0ndor OF
California is visitor in town-,Irs
White of Chester is visiting MIR. and Mrs.
WnsloT Wlite.-Camp Champlain bail
team defeated the home team Saturday ny
Il score OF = 10 THE Junior I.ndo1vor
society served supper Tuesday at the
Congregational church, whemar Rou-
lare IS spendina Il three wcrlis' vaca-
tion at his home In Canada. Mr.. and Mrs
Hubben, who have been visiting Miss
Hannah Clark. have gorc 20 Toronto
Canada. for few weeks stay before re-
turning to their home In ST. Paul MINI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
GRAND lsl~E
NORTH HERO.

Grand Isle county court opened at 1890
O'Clock Tuesday morning with prayer
by the Rev. J. l.. Wesley. followed by the
formal opening of the court by Sheriff
Trombly of Isle LaNTotte The docket
was called and the case of Mrs. Knight
vs.. George Fresh was the first case
marked for trial.
The funeral of john Anderson, who was
killed Tuesday. was hold 81 his late resi-
dence at . p. IN. tO-day.-State Com
missioner of Agriculture Martin was in
town Wednesdays and called at the
Island Home farm on his way through
the county to Chazv. y. Y. to visit the
Mine farm.-Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Gates
and son of Pennsylvania have been visit
ing at John purhams this week.-Mrs.,
Ira Thorp, who hns been visiting hcr
father. T.. y. Fazen. the past two weeks,
has returned TO her home In tnderhill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. T!llotson Of Sheldon
visited Mrs. Tillotsons parents. Mr., and
Mrs. w, A. Austin. Wednesday, and
Thursday Of last week. ON Friday, ac-
companied by Miss Glenn Austin, they
went to Worcester. Mass. for visit
Miss Olive Fnrrand, who has been study
Ing music in Richford. IS AT home for the
ummer.-Marshnll Field OF Woods vile,
y. H., Is spending his vacation at home
Mrs. Howard Marsden and son. Francis,
and Miss Bessie Stanley Of Claremout,
y. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Shanlcy.-Gcorge E}runcIl ana Mrs. Gross
of Athol, Mass, and Mrs Varnum Of
stowe We're the guests OF MI AMI Mrs.
Paul Blodah last wook.Nies Katherine
McNaney, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis in tho city hos
pltal. Pl1ttsbureh. y. Y. returned horne
Monday.
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FAIRFAX.

The Rev. and Mrs. Wells and daughter
have gone to Riverside, Sheldon. to
spend two weeks campng.-Prof II. T..
Hunt returned Saturday from a two
weeks fishing trip In Canadian waters
Miss Mary Wheeler was called to Cam
bridge Saturday by the death OF her
other-in-law DR. Emery-The little
Cherrier boy. who was hurt by fall
Ing of the staging. Is doing nicely. Mrs.
Emma Royden, who has been spending
two weeks with her daughter. returned
home Saturday.-Mrs O. q, Phelps Of
Milton has been the guest Of Or. and
Mrs. q. H. Phelps. for a few days.--Miss
Ardeli orion Of Burlington is the guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. T. orion
William Rowland and wife OF BOSTON
are the guests OF his mother.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Gilman OF Randolph and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. X. Curtis of Georgia were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. orion last week.
Dogs are killing quito number Of
sheep on Georgia Hill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
EWANTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Miner OF CRANKY, p. O.,
are visiting Mrs n. T.. Jennison.- Allen
Robert the four-week -od son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin H. Brown of the west road
died Tuesday morning. Tho child was n
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephrai,n
Holmes OF this place.--Dr. and Mrs John
''inkley OF fillmore. Cal. arc visiting
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs s. W. Bl!es
OF Skeels Corncr.-Mrs. Fred n Hazard
ana Two children will return to their
home in Boston tomorrow after visit
or TWO weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. r. y.
Hazard.-Miss Bertha Hazard and cots-
in, Mrs. Anna Stearrs. are ut Lake
George, where they have employment 49,
Mrs. Rhoda Chadwick has returned home
after visit of several weeks with hey
daughter Mrs A. =. Royce.-Thc JoiIv
.Jokers' club met at A. p. Royccs Friday
nght
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
ISLE LA MOTIF.

Mrs. Nelson Johnson Of New Nebraska
is the guest of Mr. ard Mrs, \, W, Fisk
Mrs a. NJ. I.angfield has returned from
Burlington. The library association Will
have a handkerchief sale AZ the library
Thursday and Friday afternoons
late arrivals at Br!shtview cottage are
Mrs Marearet Cleary OF New York city
q, w Smith of Brooklyn, y. v, T. j.
Nero OF Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davies of New York city, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. s. Bostwick of at. Alhans. Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ Haley OF Los Angeles.
Cal-Mrs, Jennie Cory of Bedford. r.
@. Is In town.Mrs Alice Bush OF Flor
Ida is stopping AZ Mellon Pikes
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BERKSHIRE.

Eurre King OF Tewksbury. Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
King Robert T.. Lewis and sons OF
Springfield. Ohio arc visiting at tho home
of Mr.. l.owis's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. V. I.ewis.-Mrs. G. A. Morrill, Of Camp
Patlcn. Franklin. Is spending few days
with Mrs. W. B. Jolley.-Nenneth Jenne
attended tho circus at a.. Adams Tues
day.-Willard Johnson was in Il!ghgate
Falls on business Tuesday Notices are
posted for meeting OF tho board OF civil
authority Saturday, August %. to revise
the check list-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Page
of Ftchburg. Mass. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. Chaffee.-A
number from this place attended the cir
Gus a. st. Adams TuegdaN.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from rnEe ~

when he was Kicked In the stomach by
horse ut Hush Tcachouts farm, where
he was employed He underwent an
operation the next day. when 1t was
found That his liver was ruptured. Mr..
Osgoods home was in Williston.
Major Henry ID. snyder has been noti-
fed 10y the war department that he has
successfully passed the examination for
promotion to lieut.. colonel.
Word has been received from Mrs
Thomas Tate of Providence, Il. l., stat
ng that she believed the James Hackett
who was killed here last week was her
brother The description she gave corre-
spends with that OF the man.
Superintendent & -. Howe will con-
9uct special teachers examinations here
August - and &C.
The schools Will reopen September G.
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HUNTINGDON CENTER.

James Phillips and family visited his sis-
tiers at Montpelier the first of the week
Merrill Andrews of Berlin is the guest Of
Levi Taft and other relatives of the
Tart familT.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith SATURDAY.
Jesse Gardner purchased motor cycIo
IN burlington the first of the week this
being the first one IN town.-Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Raaley and son. Ward. Mrs Flora
Hulett. Miss Janette Shattuck. Mrs
Alma TAFT and brother, Marble Carpen-
ter, are Mt Queen City Park this week
Mrs. Lyman Hin Is III with tonsilitis.