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FAYSTON.

Hon f. w. Huntley and Mrs. Edwin
Palmer and son, lluntley. of Duxbury
spent a day with friends at T. II. Perry =
cottage Saturday.-F'. II. Perry and
daughter Winnie. who have been at their
cottage for time, have returned to their
home in Beverly, Mass. Mr.. Perry made
the trip from Waitsheld village to Water
bury in his automobile in 81 minutes. -
O. f. S,earus of Madison, s. D.. is visit
ing his uncle a. d. Bragg. and other
friends and cousins for a few days. lie
Is native Of Vermont. but has lived in
the West the past a years.-A. y. Bragg
and O. +. Stearns Of Madison. ;. D., visit
ed I'm Warren last Saturday.
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WEST WOODBURY..

Mrs. f. f. Stilson died at her home
July 10 after q short illness of pleuro
pneumonia, age 40. She was n mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal
church. She leaves husband, one son
and invalid daughter, an aged
| mother two brothers and one sister
| The funeral was held from her late
home, Rev. T.. r. Newell. of the Meth
odist Episcopal church officiating,
and the interment was in tairvieW
rpinctcry JIardwiCE
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LOWELL.

+. Morris of Cambridge. Mass, visited
at the home of Rufus Kinslcy this week.
r Il. Lambert was in Franklin county
the first of the week on business.-Deacon
and Mrs. A. H. Kidder of Charleston
We're the guests last week of the Rev and
Mrs. f. r. IIurd.--Peter Martin cclc-
brated his Goth birthday Monday.-Mrs s.
j. Sisco of Bradford is visiting her moth
err. Mrs. II. II. Newton.-Mrs. John
Barnard and son, William, are passing
the week with relatives in Montgomery
Mrs. Watson of bakersfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watson and children of Cam
bridge visited relatives in town the first
OF the week.-John barnard wa badly
hurt Tuesday while working in tho mill
Of J. II. Silsby Il Co. by stepping through
Il hole in the floor.-Senator G. =. Page Of
Hyde Park was in town Friday.
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EAST WARREN.

John Moriaty Of Providence r. J., ia
visiting his father and sister.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Murray and daughter.
Gladys, visited relatives in town the pa st
week.--Mrs. w. T.. Harmon is visiting In
Barre and Borin.--Afred Lamb and
wife went 20 Randolph SaturdaN.-P. y.
Daniels and John Mobus attended the
county convention at Montpelier Satur-
day.-Mrs. Leon Thaycr Is sick with
Pneumonia. Marion Tucker is sick with
throat and lung trouDle.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. McC1ahin took their son, Leslie,
to Mary Fletcher hospital saturday
afternoon where he underwent an oper-
alton for ppendcitis--Three children of
DR.. Angel Of Randolph are spending a
few days Mt r. G. Heatls.-Mrs. A. J.
McClann of Randolph Is spending n few
weeks In town.-Leon Browns baby is
very ill.-NIrs. Mary Estey is i'll.
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VERMONT NOTES.

Tho Rutland police are nystified BY q
case either Of kidnapping or vagrancy.
An understood had OF ten years giving
his homo as Montreal and his name as
Andrew Berror, was found sleeping In
the waiting room IN :he Rutland station,
Tuesday evening. He says he WAS lured
from home by n stranger who brought
lin as far rs Rutland and then deserted
MIN.
Tho tenth annual tennis tournament
for the champ ionship Of Vermont will
be hold on the grounds of the Old
Pine Golf club ut ST. Johnshury be-
ginning August 0. Tho present cham
pion IN singles IL Fred II. Harris ana
tho honors In doubloa ara held by G.
IL. Collision and c. II. Porter, The
tournament is open to all amateursx
whether residents OF Vermont or not
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GAYSVIL.LE.

Mrs. Thad smith and four children OF
Pittsheld. Mass. are visiting her mother
Mrs Cayes.-Mr and Mira, George &C.
Miner md SON. PAUL. are In Quebec this
week.--pr CORTLAND Ma SON of porohesteN
Mass, has been visiting his mother Mrs
Mary Mason-Mrs Ella renney went 20
Windsor Thursday Ia spend seNera' days
with her niece, Mira Harry 'odss-Mrs'
James Sargent and daushter' Anee ol
Northfield have boon guests nj the cohhio
FOR several days., r. Williamson uiea
Sunday night after long il!naas-Mri ana
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Mh@NsMGT0M
MONTPELIER.

Tho state hoard of ,harmacy has de-
cided to inspect every store in the State
where drugs or medicines are sold as
certain if all the requirements of the law
are being complied with. II Is said the
recent inspection of some of the Burling-
ton drug stores led the board to believe
that such inspection should be general
throughout the State.
". Nelson Peck and Miss Alice Provost
were married Thursday morning by the
Roy. Father J. J. Cullion. The couple
were attended at the altar by Louis b.
Provost. a brother of tho bride, and Miss
Mary Burns Of Burlington. The newly
married couple left that evening for
Prince Edwards Island on their return
they are to reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Peck ON Hubbard street.
Clarence T.. Tracy and Miss Pcsste j.
Nivcoc We're married Wednesday July
Il by the Rev. w. s. Smithers at his
home on East Liberty street Both
the parties reside in Barre.
John Martin. an italian section hand at
Nontnelier Junction, was arrested early
Friday morning by sheriff Tracy,
charged with breaking and entering "A
freight car 1T the Junction July
10 and stealing a bag of provisions.
The provisions were deposited by the
river bank ana had been watched by hail
road Policeman Thompson, who caught
his man going to them Friday morning.
In city court Friday afternoon he
waived examination on tho charge of lar
c4ny preferred against lin by States
Attorney Gates and was bound over ia
the September term Of Washington coun-
~ court. He was unable to furnish bail
of $500. ard was committed to iail The
goods he stole were consigned TO the j. X
Lyrde cornpanv of Williamstown.
Tho directors OF the Barre e. Montpel-
Ter electric road Friday notified the
| parrc hoard of trade that they would
purchase three new douhlo-tr,Ick cars OF
modern design for use on the road. IT Is
cypected these cars will bo received Ar
time for part Of the summer business
About two months ago the Barre board
| took up the matter OF better cars and
service on this road with 81 view of takinl
| the matter before the public service com
| mission If conditions did not improve
| The directors have also voted to extent
| their tracks IN Barre on Washington
street from the terminus at Camp stree
to Nelson street AT the annual mectns
Of the stockholders of the road helC
| Thursday evening the old board OF direct
ors We're reelected as follows: +. NJ
Cory l.. Is, Bush. i. II. DcaVitt, l. NJ
| Frost. J. j. l)eaVitt and B, Nj, Miles
These directors reelected the following
oft'cers; President. Frank NJ, CORY
| Vice-president, II. X. Bush; secretary anC
| treasurer, Il. II. lDCaNitt, general man
hser' l. M FROST 1ho directors have
| aPpolh''u VA D. i'ooley as superintendent
10 ii' mo vacancy caused by the resigna
'io'' Vi r. H. A"uruS' Inc annual repor
Vi '"' treasurer showed volume or busi
"''' ""o'' eq""' 10 'H"' OF the preceding
'o." -" o'',i'''' one Oh the ieaulh'
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Mrs. Frederick Gay have returned ia
burlington after several weeks stay in
town.-The Mite society met this week
Wednesday with Mrs. Elmer BOUTWELL,
NJ f. Tucker Of Dixf,eld. Me-. and Mark
Tucker of Forestdale were guests at
Frank Porter's The first of tho week.
The Rev. " NJ. Martin was in East
Barnard Saturday to attend n funeral
Eight members of II. II. Baxter Post
helped Comrade ]. E Eagar celebrate his
list birthday anniversary Saturday even.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Harry Pierce of Medford, Mass, Is
stopping In this place.-The CONDITION
of Lewis Lyford. IL not much improved
A trained nurse is caring Tor him
Cora benjamin and Glenn Sulham
were up from Montpelier over sunday.
"A goodly number of friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Strong. gathered at their home last
week Wednesday afternoon TO celebrate
the anniversary of the birthday Of
both Mrs strong and her daughter,
Mrs blanche GOodell
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ROCHESTER,.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kinsn,an of Wood
stock. n. H., are spending theF Vaea-
ton here.--Nss Mabel Hurditt IL recover
Ing we'll from her operation FOR Appendix
citis.-Mrs. tAendren Rand " with her
parents for few weeks.-The Hev,
Joseph Hamilton was In town Friday and
Saturday, calling on old friends.r-1Mrs,
Eva SARGENT Is visiting In town.-C, r.
Kinsman is at home from burlington for
n few DAYS
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TORTSTDkEE.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Z. SYmons ana son,
Paul Of Ccntralia. WASH, are Guests Of
Mrs Mary Symons.-A son was born to
M ana Mrs. luna i'ortier July 1G.-Mr.
ana MIS-. Albert Forticr and daughter,
Grace, Of saltwater y. Y. and Miss
blanche Iatrancc OF Rutland are visiting
Mrs Matilda Tortior Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Avery and daughter are occupyins their
cotta,e at Lake puu'or". Miss Phoebe
Sargent of Rutland is visiting hcr sister,
Mrs. q. Vi. Churchill Derrick Roudreau
Of Schenectady, y. v. passed Sunday
/ with his family at L. J. For;ier's.
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WAITSFIELD.

L. N. Tobin and family and Mrs. Sarah
White of Barre spent Sunday at G. A.
Prentis's.-O. Il 6tearns OF Madison, S.
D., spent several days with his cousin,
w. c. Bragg and family the latter part
of the week.-Mrs. ID. b. Dwinell and two
children of East Calais were guests at
j. Il. Bevy's last Week.-Mrs. l.. H..
Douglass, who has been very Ill at the
Waterbury Inn for the past few weeks,
returned home Monday. Mrs. Adeline
Mills Of Sodus NJ Y. is visiting relatives
In town james Nell of Montpelier spent
Sunday at V, ID, Grifith's.-Alrs. " ID,
Griffith Is quite ill.--Dr H. 7, j, Howe Is
spending fortnights vacation with his
son In Derry. n. 1.-THE Rev. +, H.
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-."t t'. .' -ts, Is months Du. Ivtu
gradually failing lie is survived by a
wife, who was Mary Bush of Potsdam, n
Y, by son and daughter and three
brothers. Fred Williamson has learned
or the death of his brother, j. s. William
son In Stockbrdge Sunday night. OF relapse
suffered three months ago. He was So
Years or age. soldier in the Civil War
and member of the c. A. r.
MISS laurette Stewart Of Providence
Is visiting former neighbors here
Peter Burrelle Is confined to his house
with rheumntism.-Leslie j. Robinson
of Rochester has taken the contract 10
erect the new tannery buildings for
Eugene A. Fisher. The one-storv
building is to be 50x200 feet and the
| three-story building 6Oxl2O feet The
price is $4,000 and the date OF compile
ton is October 90. Mr. Fisher will
equip his new plant with the hest
modern machinery.-George Il. Miner
a brooklyn lawyer, whose summer
home is in Ga"sville with his family
left Tuesday for a trip to Montreal
| Quehec.-There Is now no diphtheria
In town nor any disease of that class
and there Is very little sickness of anv
|
concert Friday evening dropped in n
| heap eight feet to the ground when n
| rail gave way on which they wors
leaning on the lower piazza of the Ed
munds block. Nobody was injured
Rev. r. G. Wilson was given "A sur
prise party at his mothers home Mon
day on his birthday anniversary. -Dr
f. A. Edmunds accompanied Mrs wal
ter Swinycr Of Gaysville to Hanover
N H.. yesterday, whore she was to
undergo an operation. She Travelled on
n cot ed.--Isaac s, Yeti has moved his
family from Montpelier into the Sar-
gent block,
Miss Hannah Rhett of Charleston. s
C.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs r, c. VIII
son-Denuis T. Wynn, formerly OF this
town, now of st. Adams, Is acting as con-
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DERBY.

Parker Kilborn returned to Arlington
N. Y, last Friday night. His wife will
remain another wcck.-Mr. and Mrs FL
mer Alrbee and daughter are spending a
few weeks at John Atkins cottage in
Newport.-W. H. Taylor and family
have returned to Dorchester, Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor from Mclrosc,
Mass. are visiting at c. u. Taylor's.-
Mrs. w. N. 1iopkinson and son. Charles,
with Robert 1Kilburn spent Friday after
noon at Lake Park.
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Fisk OF Palnheld gave an interesting
talk on the Sunda" school work at tho
union service held in the Congregational
Church Sunday mornng.--Mrs. d. IL.
Pratt and son of Brooklyn, N. y, are
visiting IT, w PcIden and family.
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BOSTON BUTTER MARKNT.
AaoStnn. July "a
RursrER--Lowcr. Northern 9Ai0SA.t
western a9AsDS0A
CHEESE Steady, Now York 190is,Sos
Vermont twins, lsas0iso
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from page 3D.

cation Of one week with his parents.-C
u. Rawson returned to Boston last sat
,irday.
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BORN.

Sunday. July 10. a son. Raymond WtllisL
to Mr., and Mrs, Irving G. Cobb Of Hut.
land, VI,
DIED,
HOndlHT-on sunday, July Il, lsiA
Mrs Gardner T. iilodsett. widow IF the
late Major q, &, l,iodgetI
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SeSslno1s

An electric fan is not luxury now
its a necessity.
The man with an automobile is the
only one who was able to keep cool
Sunday.
]. H. Dougan and A. Niece have
registered automobiles as No. 5Sb and
No. 536, respectively.
The weather promised for this week
may be of the right kind for the clos
ing of a warm campaign.
Maj A. NJ. Harvey is acting as
chaperone for Robt. Tasker in his
campaign for register of deeds.
The primary will be held a week
from tomorrow. This means that the
candidates are pretty busy just now.
A coat of paint is being given the
new Chesney park band stand. With
IN day or two it will be possible to
hold concerts in the park.
The Santa Fe general office baseball
team were defeated by the Kansas City
Indians, 4 to 8. in ten inning game
played Sunday at the Stadium in Kan
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new LAW WORKS WELL.
First Liquidation of an Insurance Conn
pany in New York.

Albany, N. Y, July 25.-Judge And
rews, sitting at a special term of the
supreme court at Syracuse, has approx
ed the report of William H. Hotchkiss,
superintendent of insurance, and has
directed the payment of a first divi-
cend of so per cent to the certificate
holders of the Peoples Mutual Lie IN
surance Association and league. This
dividend will be paid by insurance de-
partment checks mailed to members at
their home addresses. The issue or
dividend checks will begin August l. II
is estimated that the work of making
the payments to the 1888 members
will take about two months.
The Peoples Mutual is the fraternai
insurance society which came into pub
lie notice in December, 1909, as re-
suit of an attempt on the part OF It's
board of directors to transfer the con-
troll of the society and its $3,0OO,OOO or
assets fer a consideration of about $780,
coo. At that time, possession OF the So
ciety was taken by Superintendent
Hotchkiss under an order of the SUI
irene court. The same court directed
the liquidation of the corporation on
March 8, 1910, and the officers appealed
from this order. All appeals were with
drawn on April IL, 1910, under settle
ment which involved the return to Sup
crintendent Hotchkiss of the sum OF
$50. 900, which had been Withdrawn
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HEAT FAILS TO DETER.
Garfield Park Is Crowded With Chan.
tauqua Patrons.

In spite of the heat crowds attended
the chautauqua at Garfield park Sun
day afternoon and night. The at
tendance may have been due partlv 10
the fact that the men had more leisure
time than on week days. Many picnic
parties had dinner and supper in the
park
In the evening Lulu Tyler-Gates read
Israel Zangwills Melting Pot" Sat
urday afternoon Miss Gates read "The
markable in its flexibility, making it
well adapted for the presentation of
different characters.
Sunday afternoon the International
Concern company gave a sacred con-
cert with a solo by Rheita Hesselberg,
violin; Arthur Hepner, cello, and Paul
Wells, piano
w. J. Lahmon, former dean of the
Bible school of the University of Mis-
souri,. delivered a lecture on Christian
ity, a Religious Teaching" There was
no morning session.
1920 o'clock this morning. His subject
was ''Evidential Studies in the Life
Character of Christ"
This afternoon after concert by the
International Concert company, Allen
A Tanner lectured on 1.-The Indispensa-
BILE Crank" Jessie Mackenzie Walker
gave an art and Travel Talk"
Dewitt Miller will lecture this even
ing on 1.-The Uses of Ugliness."
Chautauqua Programme.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY %.
7:45-Chautauqua concert Ona May
Miller.
S:15-J Dewitt Miller. philosopher
lecturer, on THE Uses of Ugliness.''
TUESDAY, JULY 26.
1O:3o-Evidential Studies in the Char
acter of Christ.
2:3o p. m.-Concert, international
Concert Co. Rhetia Hesselberg, Rus.
sian violinist; Arthur Hepner, HOLLAND
| 'cellist; Paul Wells, American pianist
800 .. m-Lecture, ''Woman's Suf
| frage in Colorado" by Hon. Alma "
Lafferty, the only woman member o.
| the Colorado legislature.
| 4:3o D. NC. L. S. c. hour Kings
Palaces Jessie Mackenzie Walker.
| 7:30 p. m.-Concert, Internationa
| Concert Co.
| 8:15 D. m.-Character representations
| Uncle Sans Family by Sid Landon
1.-The happy Swede."
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sas City. The batteries were: Topeka
Elliot and Herring; Indians, Harding
and WEIGH.
A. B. Cowden, membership secre-
tary of the Central Y. M. C. A. has
returned from an association training
conference at Lake Geneva.
The people who are behind the La
kin Farnsworth park movement are
in earnest. They are circulating petit
tions all over the Fourth ward.
Work on the extension of the Melan
bridge is progressing slowly and 1t
seems doubtful If it will be completed
by the expiration of the time limit,
two months hence.
! Complaint has been made to the
city officials to the effect that it often
is often impossible for vehicles to
cross the Santa Fee tracks at Branner
street on account of trains blocking
| the crossing.
| For the first time in nine months the
sidewalk in front OF the Thompson
Hall building, corner of Fifth and
Kansas avenues is opened to the pub
lie. This large office building is near
ly completed.
| The Honorable W. C. Brooks, noted
negro orator, announces that he will
hold a political protracted open air
meeting at the corner of Sixth and
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from the society and deposited in the

from the society and deposited in the
Canadian bank.
This is the first liquidation of a large
insurance company under the new law
requiring departmental administration
instead of receiverships through court
proceedings. A first dividend of 80 per
cent has been declared in less than
ties of various kinds turned into cash,
100000 Of lnatured obligations paid, and
at total expense of less than SIS, 900
or about 6-10 of l per cent of the
amount now TO be distributed. This ex-
pense includes S4,664.71 for clerk hire;
$3,336.4O for postage; 81, 391 81 for print
ing and 792 for rent. 1t has not been
necessary to employ counsel, and the
S150,000 was recovered without htiga-
ton
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YANKEE ADMIRAL WEEDS.
He Is "A Years of Age and His Bride
Is rs.

Boston, July 25.-Japanese yam
kee admiral" Henry Grinnell, was
married today to Miss Florence Mary
Roche, daughter of the late James JEFF
frey Roche, the author. The ceremony
was performed in the Roman Catholic
cathedral of the Holy Cross.
Admiral Grinnell is IA years of age
and was an intimate friend of the
father of the bride, who is Is years old
Admiral Grinnell served with Farragut
at Mobile Bay and later was in the
naval service of one of the South
American republic. He was adviser
in the Japanese naval establishment
previous to the Carbohydrates wal
and for his services in that was, was
made admiral in the mikado's fleet
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the bearing down. recommended IL
to some friends and two of them have
been greatly benefited by it." = Mrs.
MAE MCKNIGHT, Oronogo, Mo.
Another Grateful Woman.
st. Louis, Mo. -"I was bothered
terribly with female weakness and
had backache, bearing down pains and
pains in lower parts. ] began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound regularly and used the Sanative
Wash and now have no more troubles
that way."-Mrs. Al. HERzOG, 5722
Prescott Ave-, St. Louis, Mo.
Because your case Is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
fammation, liberation, displacements,
fibroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing down
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner.
vous prostration. 1t costs but trifle
to try it, and the result is worth mil
lions to many suffering women.
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Abernathys Are Nearing Home.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 25.-Louis
Alternately, 10 years old, and Temple,
6 years of age, left here this morning
for Oklahoma with their father,
United States Marshal John G.. Aber-
nathy- The boys are returning from
New York wither they rode an horse
back from their Oklahoma home to
welcome Colonel Roosevelt They are
travelling now in a motor car.
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Three Girls DROWN.

Pierre, S. D., July 25.-News reach
ed here today that Miss Blanche At
wood, Miss Eta Aldrich and Miss
Sadie Trainer were drowned by a flood
which swept down Cheyenne river
Saturday by. a cloudburst further up
the stream. The victims, members Of
a picnic party, were fording the river
in a carriage.
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An extremely smart linen coat suit
in this. The little cutaway coat has
a wide collar of the material, heavily
embroidered in Ibis red soutache; a
belt similarly embroidered, and
shaped cuff of the same. The sleeve
below the kimono sleeve cap is plain