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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-01
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Patrons OF the Cooperative creamery
received 81 cents per pound for August
butter, and those Of the Eddy creamery
were paid only 2S conts per pounf.-GeorHe
Drew and family of lynn, Mass have
been visiting at the home of Frank Han
ley, his brother in-law.--A son was re-
Gently horn to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pol
lard.-Tho listers will meet at the town
clerks office Saturday to hear grlov-
ances from those effected by the quadren-
NAL appraisal .-Nre rha.'pe T., Clair and
MISS LIP" b., Barre are visiting
E;rs ..i4..hew Casey. their sister.-The
board OF civil authority will meet at the
town clerks Office Saturday evening for
the final revision Of the check lst.--C L.
Bartlett was business visitor to Stowe
last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Barrett
visited relatives In Burlington last week.
e. J." barnes OF Essex Junction and Miss
Myrtle Slater Of this place were married
at burlington August 90 They will re-
eifo n Eg<px Junction
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MILTON.

Chester Beach of Schenectady, N. y, is
spending his vacation with his sister
Mrs. w. c. Newton.-Miss Alice Crane,
who has been visiting her cousin. c. i,
Skeels. returned to her homo In Washing
ton, d. c., Tuesday. Hiram Skecls started
also for Atlanta, Ga. where he has a
position.-Tho Rev. G. Y. Bliss of Bur
lington preached at Trinity Church Sun
day In exchange with the Rev. II. NJ
Clarke, who Is supplying here.-Mrs. H.
o. Clarke and daughters. Clara and Elsie.
have returned from Nantucket.-Mlss
Mary Rood has returned to bridgeport
Conn.-Mrs. Hattie Calvin returned to her
homie in Hubbardton Monday.-Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Corm'a OF Waterbury are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Asa Davis Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Parker and daughter of
Richmond were In town over Sunday
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Root Of Boston is visiting relatives in
town.-Thomas Mollison, Jr., left for
Williams. Arizona. last week Wednesday,,
where he has a position with the Pos
tai Telegraph congratulated Cole
man has accepted the position vacated
by Charles Shortsleeves at Mrs. J. H.
Ramseys and will move September l.
MFR. and Mrs. Robert Bora and Mr..
and Mrs. Pete- Cole are parents Of
baby girls.
Charles Shortsleeves has a position as
foreman on tho Central Vermont rail-
road and will move to st. Adams soon.
Frank b. Smith and family are at Isle
La Motto camping.-Eugene shortsleeves,
Jr.. Is clerking for Charles Johns
Thomas Bacon. highway commissioner OF
East Charlotte. is making decided i'm
provements on the Quinlan hill.-Miss
Bora Of Woonsocket, r. l., is visiting
relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Leach of willsboro.
N. Y. are visiting their niece, Mrs. Henry
Palmer.-Miss Bessie Wilson of B,,rl,ng-
ton Is visiting In town.-Mr and Mrs
Anderson and daughter of Princeton. N,
j., and Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin and daugh-
tiers Of Bristol are guests at Mrs. A. c.
Dean's.-Mrs. Mary Farr and son have
gone to Westminster to attend the we'd
ding OF relatNe-Mr. and Mrs. f. y.
Smith spent Sunday on the islar ls-Mar-
shall Smith Of Oklahoma Is visiting at f.
II. Horsford's.-M and Mrs. David Peck
of Newton. Conn.,, are visiting in town
Miss Mabel Lawrence of Willston spent
Sunday in town.-Mr. and Mrs Harrison
Stone and o. L. Stone of Topsham. Me,
are visiting at c. w. Root's.-Lakc View
creamery paid 30 cents pcr pound for but
ter fat In July.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Jessie Jones' who has been car
ing for Miss Nealy, has returned to her
home in Glen Sutton. Que Miss Nealy
is more comfortable than she has been
in the past few days.-Elmer Hall was I'm
st. Adams saturday.-Miss VIVA Lacail-
iade. having spent vacation of two
weeks here among relatives. returned
Saturday to Lawrence, Mass-Mr. and
MIS-. Verne Tomlinson md children Of
East Barre visited Mrs. NJ. j. Pcase from
Saturday until Tuesday.-Mrs Hosford is
gaining slowly.-W. A Bohonnon has
moved from the notch to his place at the
ho!low.-Dr, Heath Of Denver Col.
called on friends here Tuesday-Mrs
NJ. j. Pcase was In Burlington We'd
nesday.-Edward Tomlinson is. working
on d lumber job In Waterbury for the
Coe Brass company
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Scott Irish was in Burlington Sun
day to visit her husband, who is in the
hospital. Mr.. Irish is now gaining.-About
20 OF the Woodmen and neighbors OF Scott
irish were AT his home Monday. harvested
hts grain and threshed It for him.
Harry Spaulding. who Is seriously Ill., IS
failinE.-Mrs Thomas Ryan was taken
to the hospital at Burlington Saturday
The Modern Woodmcn Of America will
hold their annual field day Sept 10 Ball
games and other sports will be the fea-
lures Of the day The Ladies Aid are to
furnish the dinner.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
lonse. and Charles Thomas OF Westford,
nnd Mrs r. r.. Putncy of Lawrence.
Mass were recent guests at Ira Greene's
Miss Eta Clark. who has been iii, IL
q little better
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SWANTON CENTER

George Hubbard Of Boston is visiting
his brother. Frank NJ. Hubbard-Msses
Nellie and Doris Catlin returned Monday
night after a visit Of few days with
their cousin. Mrs. Alfred Truax. of Shell
ourne harbor. accompanied by Masters
Gordon and Ellis Truax.-W. Rathbun
Donaldson Of North Hero arrived Tues
day for few days visit with his sister.
Mrs. A. *. Honsinger-News has been
received Of the birth OF daughter. Helen
Frances. to DR.. and Mrs. Walter Ranks
Of Shelburne. August p. Mrs, Ranks was
formerly Miss Fanny Webster-Miss
Hortense Donaldson returned Monday to
her homo at Skeels Corner after a visit Of
six weeks with relatives in Boston. She
was accompanied home by her aunt, Mrs.
r. ". Hutchinaon of Mrnfnrd MasS
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MONTGOMERY.

Max Inman and sister. Grace. of Boston
are visiting in town-Mark Hall of Dor
chester. Mass. IL visiting her sister. Mis-
May Hall-Mr. and Mrs. A. IL. Fogerty
and son. Kenneth. returned to theil
home In Worcester Monday after spend
Ing few weeks visiting relatives in
town.. i. Casavant has returned to
her home In Manchester, n. H.-Miss
Lerora Hilton OF Cuba visited In town
over Sunday,-Mr, and Mrs, Frank Libby
OF Newport are guests Of l.. G. rdhby's.
Mrs. A. T. Stanbaugh OF Akron. Ohio,
Is visiting at Ell s.-Misses
Frances ana Catherine and Master jar
Wis Capp accompanied by their aunt,
Mrs. @. II. Goodspeed, have gone to Con-
necticut. where they expect to live
Perley Casavant was married at Rich
ford Wednesday TO Miss Olive Domino OF
that town.-Mrs. Flora Inman and daugh-
ter Dorothy. have returned TO Castle
ton after spending some weeks In town.
Miss Grace Inman and Max Inman have
returned to RostOp
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HUNTINGTON.

Richard Willard of Binghamton y. Y.
and Forrest Ormsby of East Montpelier
were guests OF Miss Greta Norton Mon
day afternoon.-Rcv and Mrs. w. II. I.y-
ster, Il. r. Lyster and family of Lyndon
vile called on friends here Tuesday On
their way-to Lincoln by automobile.-Guy
B!ckford is movinS.-Mark Alger has
rented the y. a. BickforI place, to take
possession Sept. l.--James Mahan has
bought farm In Williston and will
move there this week.-W. NJ johnson
and Glenn Johnson arc attending Middle
bury fair.-Miss Jessie Crane was a guest
of Jessie Norton Monday and Tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Everts Iladlock who has been stopping
at Maryland Duso's for some time. has
returned to North Troy.--Miss Louise
Kingsley. who has been travelling in
Europe. returned home Monday, having
mad very pleasant voyage.-Mrs. John
Duso and children Of Richford are visit
ing relatives in town-A. 4. Gates and
Rawson Halle were In St. Adams Tues
day.-schoos begin Tuesday September
q. with the same teachers as last year
Mrs. Frank Stiles OF Berkshire Center Is
visiting in town.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The subject Of the sermon by the Rev.
Glenn w. Douglass next Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock will be: The Sig
nihcance Of the Birth OF Jcsus"-Mrs
Linus Leavens Of Cambridge Mrs. Chase
of johnson and Mrs. Marsh of Barton
were visitors at George Demanalss this
Week.-Mrs. May Collins will teach school
In Highgate Springs this fall.-The viii
lase school Will open Tuesday. Septcm-
Der c. with the same teachers, Mr.. King
and Miss Wllliams.-The condition Of Miss
Miranda Ewlns Is improving.-James C.
Elrick has purchased a runabout auto
,,n
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

a pleasant social affair was the tea
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Alex
ander r. Arkey and Miss Bessie Dixon.
full features OF the afternoon was the
singing by Mrs. f. d. Williams of SIAM
ford Conn. and Mrs. Fred W. Whitcomb
of Burlington. Mrs. Guy W. Bailey and
Mrs. c. D. Howe presided at the table
and Miss Jessie Bates served. The rooms
were attractive with asters and sweet
peas.
John Parker who claimed to be from
DuXbury. was arrested Monday night by
Officer Demag on charge Of having
stolen a package of two suits Of valuable
underwear from a passenger named La
bound train. The goods We're taken from
seat in the passenger station and Parker
took them to G. r. Willey's residence
and asked them II they would keep them
for him over night. Parker was taken
to jail in Burlington to await his trial
Mrs George B. Drury and Mrs. Henry
d. Snyder have issued cards for an at
home Wednesday, September 7. from two
until four o'clock in the afternoon
The marriage OF Gardner Brown Of
Westford to Miss Evelyn Booth former
ly OF this place. will occur this evening
and Mrs. Frank w. Booth, In Essex. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
]. NJ. Compton Of the Baptist Church
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Thomas of Jacksonville is VISIT
Ing at n, e. Wrlght's.-Mrs. Roy Mont
gomery has gone to Bristol for a weeks
visit with relatives.-Miss Mable Wake.
field of Burlington has been visiting NJ
C. L. Ayers s.-Howard Clark and family
visited in Cambridge last wcok.-P. q.
MacGibbon and family were guests of
Mrs Hale Tuesday.-Dr. ". S. Nay ex-
poets to leave this week for an extended
tour In the WestThe entertainment
given at G. a. Il, hall by Mrs. William
Terrill and Mr.. Robbins was of very
high order 1t was given under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Social union.
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ESSEX.

L. B. Day OF Randolph. Miss Jennie Day
OF Nashua and g. Iauby OF Boston were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Day this
"eek.-F. Il. Blodgctt and Mr.. SturEcs Of
Cnderhill were on Mansfield mountain
Mcnday.-The ladies Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will eerve ice cream
ana cake in Memorial hall Saturday
evcning.-Mrs. Charles Davis has re-
turned from Port Kent. where she has
been spending IA few days.-Miss Carrie
ard Elvira Pratt spent Sunday in Bur
lington
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BOLTON.

The Central Vermont Railroad co,,-
pany have part Of the lumber IN tra
SITE "hefe they are 10 build in the near
future new station and waiting room.
MIS- Farweil and daughter OF Burling-
ton. who have been boarding with her
aunt Mrs Nay. for the past few weeks
nave moved to Richmond, where her
husband has position.-Mrs. Fannie
Muzzy went camping Tuesday to Lake
Iroquois In Hinesburg in company with
MI ana Mrs Crandall of Jonesville.-
william West and family of Richmond
nave moved into the house of her daugh-
Ter, Mrs Frank Day Sidney Sablns of
i,eio"S Fails is expected home Saturday
!lRht iOr two weeks vacation
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Evelyn Hazard, young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hazard, Is seriously III.
Mrs Homer Douglass Of Barre is tho
guest of her sister. Mrs. Moses Bleau.-
Mrs II. S. Fonda and Mrs. Guy Bald
win and children returned Friday from
Wolcott and Morrisville. Mrs Walter
F'oss Of Wolcott is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs II. s. Fonda.-Mrs. NJ. a.
Martin OF Cambridge Mass, Is visiting
her brother, Moses Bleau.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lander and children of Wiliston
are visiting Mt w, l.. Stacy's.-Mrs
Thomas Hart is suffering from an attack
OF quinsy.--Miss Sarah Wooster has gone
to Marshneld. Mass, for two weeks
visit with Mrs, A. A, Arihur.-Miss
Anna Hayes goes to Hnrdwick next Sat
urday. where she has position as
teacher IN the graded school.-Mrs. f.
Il. Kimball and little daughter. Irene
have returned to Westford after "a few
days visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Beers.-Mr. and Mrs i. Roby
of Londonderry. N H.. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White.-Miss
Frances and Miss Cora Clarke have re-
turned from Lincoln. where they have
been visiting relatives.--Mr, and Mrs. f.
r.. Lyman of Hinesburg and Mr. and
Mrs. q. A. Foota were guests Of relatives
here last week.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Jewett and two children have gone to
Weybridge for n weeks Walter T.
F0ss and son OF Wolcott have Joined
Mrs. Foss for a visit at H. S. Fonda's
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Smith md ir-
FAINT started Monday for carriage drive
to Gilmore to visit Mr., and Mrs. Harry
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. ". G. Smith Is ill.-Thc Dorcas
society met Tuesday with Mrs. II. L.
Chaffee.-Max w Jolley has received his
appointment and commission as post
master, Mrs. Lewis Leavene Of Cam
bridge visited Mrs. W. b. Jolley Tues
day.-Mr and Mrs. D. o. Pureson have
returned from Newport, where they have
been visiting a few days.-Mr. and Mrs
X. s. Jefrords were In st. Adams Tues
day TO attend the funeral Of Guy Marvin
Mrs Homer Clark OF Somcrville. Mass.
is in town for n few days.-A. H. Bomen.
town treasurer. was at East Berkshire
Monday, collecting taxes
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The friends of Thomas Ryan have filed
his name as an independent candidate for
the Office Of town representative, be-
lteving that II elected lie will serve the
town with honor and credit
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. j. c. Wyman and son of Now
York are at II. II. Costelo's for Septem-
ber.-Mrs. Morgan. Miss Carrie Morgan
and John Granger went to Mt Mansfield
Monday. Napoleon Martin has moved to
the pulp mill house
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FAIRFAX.

Professor Colburn and family returned
from their camp Saturday. Professor
Coiburn will hold an examination for those
who want to enter the high school on
Friday and Saturday September 2 and 8.
--Myron Flemings took Prof II. f. Hunt,
+. Il, hunt and John shuhey In his auto
mobile through the islands. Alburg. Swan
ton and St. Adams. making about LOO
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. I. II. Dcyett gave a tea Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss
Katherine Mills, Of Washington, u. c.,
who is spending a few days with her.
The Misses Edith and Hazel Field OF
Springfield are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
+. II. Stoddard.--All the schools in town
will open Tuesday. September &. for the
fall term with the following teachers /:
High school, principal Mrs. Mary NJ.
Deyett; grammar. Miss Jennie Mckenzie;
intermediate. Miss Bessie stockwell;
primary, Miss Grace Jackman; assistant
in grades. Miss Matte stoddard; Falls.
Miss Louise Gates; Palmer, Miss Lila
Goodrich; Sutton. Mrs. Anna Allen; Blair,
Miss Alfredda Stoddard.-About rs young
people had straw ride to and corn roast
at w. Parker's In East Shelburne We'd
nesday evening.--Ward Lewis and Miss
Adams, who have been at II. w. Tracy's,
returned to New York Wcdncsday.--IIar-
ry Gates has returned to Proctor after
spending two weeks at homc.-Mr. and
Mrs. Slas Edgcrton of New York are
Visiting Mr.. 1Sdrerton's sister, Mrs. J. c.
Tracy.
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HINESBrRG.

p. r. Miles has sold his home farm near
the village to Mrs Lena f. Orvis OF Roy
alston, Mass. for 5000: possession given
March /, 1911. This has always been con-
sidered one Of the most productive little
farms IN town. splendid location with a
fine set OF buildings and running water.
Mrs. Orvis IL fortunate in securing this
property as MIR. Miles has refused many
offers for 1t and only short time ago
would consent to put price on IT,
Dennis O'Brien Ia ill.-Mrs. Mary Nc
Karron of Williston is stopping at Will
am Casey's. -Mrs. Belle Ryan OF New
York is visiting her cousin. C.. *.
Murray-Miss Gertie Douglas of Bur-
lington passed part Of the week at Rufus
fatrick's.-Miss Carpenter has returned
to Warren after spending some time at
William Chapman's.-William Chapman
Is ill.-Miss Vera Patrick is In East
Montpeler,-The Rev and Mrs. f.. r.
Greenfeaf have returned from New
Hanhpshire.-pearl Goodroe Is In Monk
ton. the guest OF Hugh Eddy.-Mrs.
George Kelton and daughter, Ruth, have
returned to East Montpelier after visit
ing her brother, Frank Patrick.-Guy
Kenyon is in Burlington-The Misses
'ch"I L aS'Vi anu wary lpWlTe VIII enter
the Caselton Normal School this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Lyman passed the
last of the week In Charlotte and North
Ferrisburg.-Mis Lucy Pierce went Mon
day to Shrewsbury. where she will
teach.-Mr. and Mrs. George Williams
entertained the past week relatives from
Worcester. Mass. Burlington and Char
otte
Mrs W. r. Field and two children of
Washington. d. c. came Friday to spend
few weeks at H. M. Hull's.--Mr and
Mrs. Wilson of New York have been
visiting at A. p. Cloughs.-Mrs Lucy
Lampson has moved into Mrs. Degrees
nouse.-Miss Florence Allen is visiting
her sister Mr.. Clifford. In Brandon
Mrs. Fred Hollis. who was visiting at r.
a. Holltss, has been called to Saranac
Lake by the Illness of her mother.--The
selectmen are building several concrete
bridges In town. Road Commissioner
James Cassidy has built about 30 rods OF
State road near the st. George line.--Mr.
ind Mrs. Wilson. who visited at a. r.
Clough's last week. returned to Brook
Ign Monday.-The Hinesburg Inn prop
erty was sold at auction Tuesday TO
Joseph Agel OF Burlington for N.lSo
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Frederick Cross OF New York city Is
spending q three weeks vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Cross.
Mrs. Charles Boss of Springfield. Mass.
IL visiting her mother. Mrs. william Cook.
Mrs. D. w. Steele and daughters have
returned from Highgate Springs. where
they have been occupying tho Nye cot
tage.-Mrs. o. A. Hagen OF Richford Is
visiting In town.-Major e. N. Billiard Of
swanton was In town Monday.-Miss
Edna Grismer Of New York city Is visit
Ing In town.-Dr. T. r. Waugh OF st. AL
bans was In town saturday,-D. A.
Wiikey Of Boston. Mass. Is In town.---Dr,
and Mrs. u. A. Bates are occupying their
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WINOosKI.

Mrs Lydia Barbeau, 3S years old,
died suddenly at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Way on West Canal street at
1880 o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs.
Barbeau was stopping at Mrs. Ways
nome and was in apparently good
health on retiring in the evening. At
one o'clock Sunday morning Mrs Bis
settle. daughter OF Mrs. Way. who was
sleeping in the same room. was awak-
ened by the heavy breathing OF Mrs.
Barbeau and tried to awaken her but
all efforts were in vain. Word was
then sent to the home Of her brother,
Edward Pratt. on West Allen street,
and medical aid was summoned Heart
disease is given as the cause. Mrs.
Barbeau was the daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pratt, who have
also died very suddenly Of heart dis
ease. The remains were brought later
to the home Of her brother. Edward
Pratt. who Is confined to his bed with
heart disease Mrs. Barbeau is survived
by one daughter and two sons. She also
leaves three brothers and three sisters.
William Tracy has resigned his posi-
ton as overseer in the spinning room
OF the American Wooden company-s
mill to accept a similar one in Pitts
field. Mass. Mr. Tracy has held this
position for almost seven years. A
largely attended farewell reception was
given him in Rochambeau club hall
Saturday evening. The reception was
given by his fellow employees and
Mr.. Tracy was the recipient OF many
gifts. MIR. Tracy responded feelingly
nfter which refreshments were served.
Mr.. Tracy will go to his new POSI-
tion in about two weeks the family
moving later.
Mrs. Mary Paquette died Thursday Of a
cancer. She was born in Quebec 6s years
ago, coming to this village nine years ago.
she is survived by her husband and three
daughters. Mrs. Mary Forkey OF st.
Thomas. p. O., Mrs. Josephine Forkey
OF Milton and Mrs. Ell Minor Of West
ford. The funeral was held at $40 o'clock
Saturday morning from st. Francis
Nayier Church.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Several Of Miss Evaleen Booths young
lady friends surprised her with a tin and
agate shower Saturday evening. Light
refreshments were served and a most en-
joyable time spent.
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sWANToN.

Miss Eva Ouimet died Thursday morn
ing ut the age of SO years Miss Ouimet
has been an invalid for some years.
Besides father and mother she leaves
three brothers. Edward OF this place
Ernest of Boston, and Moses of Arlington
Mass. also four sisters. Anna, Alice,
Blanche and Mrs. Frank Pencil Of this
town. The funeral was held Saturday,
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RICHFORD.

DR. J. A. Mead OF Rutland, republican
candidate for governor. L. p. Slack OF st.
Johnsbury. candidate for lieutena mt
governor. f. c. Williams Of Newport.
chairman of the republican State COM
mittee. and Col j, G. Norton of St.
Adams, met n few prominent republicans
OF this and adjoining towns at the Amerl-
can House Friday afternoon whilo ON an
automobile trip from St, Albans to New.
port. and DR.. Mead and Mr.. Slack made
brief addresses Ddace stgnori. marble
and granite dealer, has opened shop IN
Durham. Que This makes him three
shops, having one here and another In
Abercorn Que'-Lorne Mitchell visited In
Boston last Week.-Mrs. Rose Gregoire.
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Mddleburv to attend the Addison county
fair-Miss Marguerite Baldwin has re.
turned from Lake Dunmorc and Is visit.
Inc her sister. Mrs. George Hazard.
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CHARLOTTE.

Percy Byington, who has been spend-
Ing his vacation at his home here. re-
turhed to New York last week.--G. II.
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Essex Junction, have gone to Ohio.-Mr
and Mrs. w. w. Stiles of Alburg visited
their parents In this place last wcek.-
Max and Barbara Stiles are visiting their
brother In Alburg.
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GRAND ISLE.

The ice cream social held at Harold
Phelps's was success In every way.
about so being realized.-Mrs. Jane Ran
som IL critically III at the home OF her
brother. Socrates Reynods--Mr. and
Mrs. w. =. Pearl are visiting In Fair
Haven and Mrs. Rood. Mr., and Mrs.
Ralph Buick OF Fairfax mado short stop
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