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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mice ,-,bal noh;,eo, ,.bo boe ,,oa,
sro,ss,r har ,on,,io, horo h.,
! trrnod N e. 1obn.s bosn,to, a, prool,,r
y-\riss Arnes Nontromerv who hos
heon spending several weej,s with Nrs
" 4 Grover has returned IN her homo
in Manchester. \. H.-The funeral Of
Edward n Kanalv was held from Ct
Mary's Church Monday morning at
1 . 80 O'Clock the Rev j. j. Bowie officiating
f, II. Walker has returned to his home
in Scranton. Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wetherbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Girls
void and Mrs. Robert Ragotzk and
daughter have returned from a two
weeks outing at Lake Dunmore The
Rev. and Mrs G. W. Turner are In Nova
Scotia. DIR. ]. Hayden Woodward who
has been spending two weeks at his sum
mer home here. has gone TO Maine for
a fishing trip before returning to New
York city-Miss Addie l.. Briggs has re-
turned from Basin harbor.-Mrs Frank
Carpenter Of Everett, Mass, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pond.
The work OF extending the water
mains from a point near Fred IT. Far
rington's to the farm of Frank SAN
derson was begun Tuesday morning
me pipe from Farrington's will be six
inch to tn" corner of the Cormia mill
street, from there to the Adam Center
place the pipes laid will be fourinch
and from there to the Sanderson place
it will he wo-inch-Earl Wright will
leave this morning for Grea.
Bend. Kans where he has a position
as assistant cashier in a new bank
which is TO be opened there.-The ].
O. Bowman place on Park street has
been sold TO n. r. G. Watson. and the
deed will he passed in a few days The
house furnishings are included in the
sale.-Miss Addie BRIGGS, who has
been with friends at Basin Harbor. has
returned home.-Miss Ann Harrison
has returned from several weeks
visit in Pawlet and Rutland-D T.
Prong NJ Lockport. \. Y, who is as
sis,ant attorney general of New York
state visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Sew
erv M the Brandon Inn this week
r,o went TUESDAY to ALBANY on busi-
ness Mrs Broup will remain here
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from PAGE -

Mr.. and Mrs. s. t. Pope Mrs A j.
Brown was tho guest of her sister, Mat
tie Wilcox, Mt Queen city Park saturday.
Mrs Jerusha Fletcher, who has spent
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs y. j.
Thomas, has returned to Johnson.-Nliss
Sybil Raymorc is visiting in Johnson
G. ID. Griswold has begun work in his
mill, which has been shut down for sew
eral months. William Flynn has taken
the position ns engineer Mildred styles
has returned from a trip to BOSTON,
Mrs. NJ K. Powell has returned from
South Cambridge. MarjorY Prior is home
from Boston, Mass.--C1ayton Cornell of
Morrisville was the guest OF his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell, over Sunday.
Mrs Alma Leland who had been "A
great sufferer Cor long time from can
Ger. died Monday night at nine o'clock
at the home of DR. and Mrs. J. H. Bean.
The funeral was held at the home AT one
o'clock Wednesday, the Rev. Mr. Lowe
from St. Adams officiating. and the burial
was in the family lot In Hyde Park
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ORLEANS
NORTH TROY.

The health OF Charles II. Elkins IS
not as yet so good as might be
neutrality-suspicious. are being made
on the county road between here and
Newport Center and granite standards
or culvert ends are being estab.
hshed'-Charles Ladd has Just been
at Bolton Springs, Canada. for n
snort time. with view to relief from
the rheumatic touch which troubles him
Young Mr. Leach is very sick nj the
home OF his father. Ford Leach. having
mad relapse after recent surgical on
eratlon'-fTed Jonne and wife of New
port were visitors over Sunday at tho
homo of the Misses Wakefield on School
street.-The Misses Munro OF New york
are with friends here for IA short ,i,nc
They are daughters of the Rev. Mr. MIN.
ro' FORMER pastor Of the Congregational
Church,-A. A. Kenison, lately ieweler 81
the Kelley store. has finished emulovment
there ana expects to take a position in
similar work somewhere In the West
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURG.

A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson Miss Lydia
LOCO of Burlington, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. J, stewart for
q few weeks, has returned homc.-Mrs.
W. u. GriEgs, who has been seriously i'll
for several months. is improving rapidly
Mrs Martha Reddy and Miss Margaret
Reddy Of Maine, ~ Y. are visiting rela-
ttves here.--Mr. and Mrs. Roakes of Chi
saao are the guests of Mrs. Roakes's
mother, Mrs. Katharine Collins.--Mrs
Harry Albright and mother, Mrs. Chees-
mar, Of Montreal. who have been visit
Ing IN town. have returned home.-Mrs.
E. J. Ransiow of swanton spent Sunday
with relatives here.-The Rev. John
Buckham of Berkeley, Cal, preached in
Lockwood hall Sunday evening.-Mr and
Mrs ". L. Minnerley of New York are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wedge
worth
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. John Stillwcll and two daughters.
Grace and Dorothy, left tor Ocean Grove.
y. j.. Monday. to he away three weeks.
Merritt Green of Far Rockaway. " ".
was the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Minnie
Carr Sunday.-Aliss IneZ Rodimon of
Detroit Mich. is visiting friends in
town.-Mis. Spoffard Of Bellows Falls IS
with Mrs. William Edwards for few
weeks. Miss Alice l.. Bacon left for
Chicago, H., Wednesday. accompanied
as far as St Johnshury by the Misses
CLARKE Miss Bacon intends to visit
friends In the West until December
Mr. and Mrs. George Chaffee and family
of Troy are guests of her father q T.
Sisco.-Mr. and Mrs. John Slater we're
In ST. Johnsbury last week.-Mrs. Sarah
jenkins Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lam
phrey at OXfordville. y. H.-Mr and
Mrs. Carl Dole Of Washington d. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Chase of Han
over, y. IL, are with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Davis.-Mrs Montefiore
Daniels and son of Springfield. Mass.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs ~ w.
Cunningham, her parcnts.-Mr and Mrs.
\. T.. sleeper returned to Bad Axe
Mich, Monday.-Miss Helen Howard Of
Thctford is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wormwood.-M Alice Marston
and two sons, Reginald and Neil of Man
chester, \. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morrill.-Mrs. Bell johnson of
Barre is caring for her sister. Mrs. w.
H. Gage, who is ill. II. Curtis and
NJ. a jenkins have inst received new
touring cars.-MIs. Frank Morrill, and
daughter. Clara. visited Mr. and \Yrs
Charles Morrill, at Lisbon. y. H., last
week.-David Piddsbury of Tennessee is
guest of his sister. Mrs. Sarah Bean
at Mrs. +. f. Tealeys Frank Fulton.
mail agent on the Fitclburg railroad Is
with his parents Mr. and Mrs Rober,
fu'on-A reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norwood at their home
on the lower plain Thursday evening.
fuward Il. Webb of Brockton. Mass
visited Franklin Doe last wcck.-NIiss
Mary Ann CorliSs celebrated her. Sis,
birthday Saturday by taking hor first
automobile RIDE. b. IIadley of Pike,
y. H.. and his sister of Ottawa were
guests of Mrs. Mabel Morse Saturday
MISS Mira Leavitt and her brother,
Ernest returned to their home in Chcl-
sea- Mass. Saturday after visiting Miss
charlotte Sttckland.-H A. Rabbit of
Montpelier was guest of his sister.
Mrs. Edgar Hunt, last week.-Mrs.
Cortlandt Babcock and children of
Montclair. n. j., and Mrs. John G. Morse
OF salem, Mass, are visiting their
mother Mrs. David Blakcly.-Mrs.
George Grant returned to her home in
Union, y. H., Wednesday,
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GREENSBORO.

Miss Alice kihhey of Newport, ~
H.. has been visiting her sister. Miss
Edith kibhey.--Nlrs. G.. A. Simmons
has been spending n few days with
her sister Mrs. c. Miller.-Mr. and
Mrs. Farrand OF Walden visited Mrs
Farrand's parents unday.--The light
ming killed COW for Cory urie one
day last week and struck the large
farm barn Of L. +. Anterior, splinter
ing post in the frame and going
down through NOV of straw without
setting anything on fire.. A. Per-
rim Is building new harn.--C. A.
stanford of Hardwick was in town
Wednesday.-Mrs. Albert COmstock is
Ill at the home of her sister Mrs
Hattie Goodrich.
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NORTHFIELD.

Local Forecaster w. A. Shaw of the Uni
ted States weather bureau reports a mean
temperature for July of Sd degrees, which
Is also the normal temperature for the
month. The maximum was 81 degrees, on
the 10Th and the minimum was AZ de-
grces. on the 18TH. The greatest daily
range was 10 degrees, on the 9Th, and the
least daily range was l2 degrees. on the
end. The precipitation amounted TO l.96
inches, the normal for the month being
3,54 inches. The prevailing wind was
from the south, the total movement 4,199
miles. the average hourly velocity SIS
miles. and the maximum velocity IS miles
per hour. from the southwest on the 10th.
The month was made UP OF five clear, %
partly cloudy and -four cloudy days, Rain
in quantity sufficient 10 measure fell on
IL days. Thunderstorms occurred on the
3id. ith, 10th. 2lst, cath, 9th and Both.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Miss Einora Conant OF North pux-
bury is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Conant.-Judge Quincy
and family of Georgia are spending their
second season AT Matawa Inn.-Mr Mad
den and family OF Hartford were at
Leonard Huntley's Sunday.-Almon Hart
has returned to Buffalo, n. Y, after n
few months visit with relatives hero
and In Stowe-E. T.. Brown was in
White River Junction last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Davis of Morrisville are at
+. f.. Ratchelder's.- Simon Guptil of
Barre has been at J. w. Slecpers Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson Of Williamstown were
at l.. w RusselrS Thursday
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WAITSFIELD.

j. G.. Brown of Montpelier Mrs. Ritter
bush and daughters of Camden Me
spent Thursday at -. H. SINNERS II.
W. Mathews went to South Hadlev.
Mass Monday.-i. II. Kew spent soy
eral days with relatives in Jericho last
"eek'-A son was born Sunday to MIR.
ana Mrs 5. J.. Joslin of Proctorsville -
Mrs %. q. Eaton returned Saturday from
IL several weeks visit to her son, O. \.
bushnell and family in Portland, Me.
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Lena who will spend n two weeks va
cation at home-The Misses Eva and
Ethel Mccarthy of Lawrence, Mass. are
visiting Mrs. John Graves-Mrs. f. A.
Pratt and son, who have been visiting
at II. W. Bcldens, have returned to their
home In Brooklyn.
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EAST WARREN.

+. A Williams of Barre spent seVera
days in town the past week.-Mrs.. " j.
McClaflin, who has been sta wing with her
son at Mary Fletcher hospital, is home
for few days, She will return the last
of the Week.-Mrs.. May Daniels and chill
dren are visiting in Barre and Mont
polier,-tred Elltott's youngest child is
very il.-Mrs. Rander Raymond IL caring
for Mrs. Leon Thayer, who has pneu-
monia,-Nrs. a, j. McClaflin has returned
to Randolph for a few days stay in
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hodge; of Den.
yer, Colo, who have been visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs., C. l.. Hodges
the past month. have returned home
Robert Eaton and friend from Connect.
cut are visiting his father. Fred p.
Eaton.-As Mrs j. II. Holden and Miss
Jane Welch were returning from Ran
dolph Friday one wheel came off from
the wagon and the horse ran some little
distance and finally fell down throwing
them out They were severely bruised
but otherwise uninjured.-A. c. Wclls
and Bert Perry are In Rutland.-E. s
Hodges and family of Somerville. Mass
are visiting his brother C. l.. Hodges
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FAYSTON.

Daniel Lowell. who injured his spine
10y falling from a wagon. Is critically
ill-Mrs. Belle Backus and Leslie Dumas
are in stowe for a few days.-GeorEe
Martin and son, Stanley were I'm Mont
pelier one day last week.-Among recent
visitors In town were Mrs. Frank sloan
OF Brockton, Mass, and her daughter
Mrs Frank Card and son, Warren Of
Lynn, Mass, guests of Mr.. ana Mrs
V. c. Pierce; Mr.. and Mrs F. w,
Powers and son, Merritt, OF Waterbury,
Mr., and Mrs j. c. GriSSs ~ Barre
Mrs. l.. II. Carroll of Warren, Miss
Nellie Poland of Lebanon, n H., Har-
old and Bethany Powers of Waterbury,
Gladys Gilmore Of Middehury, guests Of
AID. and Mrs. F. A. Bragg, and Lloyd
Maxwell of White River Junction, guest
OF John Small.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Leighton of Seattl.
WASH, and Mr. and Mrs Watkins and
son of Jcffersonvi'le were guests of their
cousins. John Watkins and Mrs w r.
Gilpin, few days last week.-princinaI
William Davis of Nutlcy. y. J.. and
family came Tuesday To visit their aunt
Mrs. w y. Bell and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. BELL accompa MED
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvn Hitchcock OF
Providence. spen; three days In johnson
last week with their cousins, DR. Il O.
Stoddard.-Mr and Mrs Martin Lom-
bard of Hartford. Conn, are the guests
OF their sisters Mrs. Alice Lombard and
Mrs. Herbert Miller.--Mrs ~ Root In
spending n few weeks with her children
In burlington and goes from there to
visit her daughter in txbridge. Mass.
for fortnight.-The Woodwork mill
finished saving nearly two million feet
of lumber last Thursday and shut down
short time to shift machinery to begin
nishng.-Ralph Wiley of Island Pond
came last week to visit at the home OF
his grandfather. Willard Farman.-Mrs
Lilah Albee and son of Woodstock ~
H., came last week to visit her mother
Mrs. John Brown.-Miss Lily Trumpas So
has returned from New Hampshire after
an absence of about a month
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HOW INSECTS MAKE LOVE.
Scientist Says They Get jealous. Too
Fight DIcIs,

Cambridge, Mass. Aug. When a
man is head over heels n love- when
he is torn by Jealousy; when hatred
Of rival possesses him, he often be-
comes bug" to use an expression
rather slanEy. still 1t is surprising
that when an insect IS filed with love.
bug than ever.
Prof. William Fl. Wheeler Of the
Bussev Institute. Harvard University.
has been deeply interested in the ques
ton. Have insects an emotional
life" Professor Wheeler has been
carefully studying sra shoppers cricl-
cts, scorpions. BUTTERFLIES. and many
other insects He declares there are
strong Indications that all II them feel
jealousy. hate and love. and that they
display physical courage at exactly
the proper moment Resides, some Of
these small crea lures are love-makcrs
az expert as a nobleman with an old
title and without a penny. who woos
a milllonaires daughter
1T Is a mistake to think that only
the higher animals have definite
methods Of love king said Profess
sor Whecler to-day. The fact is that
scores Of insects have really compli-
Gated methods of attracting mates.
Some of these methods are the con-
ventionalities and traditions of insect
courtship.
Just as among human beings, near
~ all insects seek TO attract mates
either by their brilliant colors and
good looks or by some weird accomp-
lishment. on the other hand the fe
male in every species OF insect life
affects manner Of great coyness."
Professor Wheeler then described
the method Of the scorpion beau to In
troduce himself to a lady scorpion.
THE male scorpion. having gained
the attention Of the female advances
toward her with a sort OF sidewise.
hestating walk. As they approach thu
walk slows to very deliberate adj
vance At a little distance they halt and
gaze intensely into each others eyes"
What beautiful eyes you have says
the human to the object OF his affection.
To return TO the scorpion.
Then still seeming 10 gaze intently at
each other, they raise themselves vertl-
cally and hold this position FOR several
minutes. After this Introduction the
scorpions take a sort OF promenade, one
Of the most serious features OF the love-
making program"
Prof Wheeler described the wooing OF
some species Of spiders:
The male, having selected his bride.
advances to her, gazes AT her for
moment and then begins a weird dance.
He leaps into the air, balances himself
first on his fore and then on his rear
legs and goes through a series of antics,
all of which the female regards with
great complacency. At the end of the
dance the spider approaches the female
and claims her as his bride"
Like n ove-sick swain who twarss hts
guitar beneath her gallery. cricket or
a grasshopper serenades his lady love
And a cricket fights for her, duels with
his rival before her eyes. Said the pro-
fessor
Nearly always these duels are fought
in the presence of the desired one and
in true medieval fashion. The maiden,
concealed near by, watches the conflict
with great interest until the victor con-
quers his rival and carries her off as his
mate"
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DERBY.

MI ana Mrs. John TAYLOR bavo m
turned to Me.rose, Mass.-Mrs R.,lo
Wilkcy and son, who have been visiting
her father Lewis l-amere, have returned
to Harre'-Lo'ti" Fuller will teach In the
Lyon district the coming term Of school,
Eva Lamere In the Bates district. Mil
drcd Nay In the Merrill district.-J. G..
Nay had fall Monday of last week and
dislocated mis- knee joint. Help was at
hand and the joint was at once pulled
into place. Mrs. Bertha Pinney) Chan
man and child are visiting at her
fathers, Sanford Pinney. Cards have
been received announcing the marriage
OF Lena Mae Crandall of Derby and
Phillp HOlhrOOk of West Burke
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Huse, the health officer Of Berlin, also
complained that his authority around ''.e
pond is being superseded by the Montpei-
Ter health officer and he stated that al
complaints arising in Berlin should be
legally referred to him. The boaro pIo''-
Used to take the matter under consioera-
ton.
At the last March term OF Was'''ns
ton county court Judge r. NJ. bu''''
heard arguments in the appeal from
the decree of the probate court III INC
matter of the will of Enoch vincent or
East Montpelier. Judge Butter IueS-
day sent in a decision affirming the
judgment Of probate court ana orderinS
distribution OF the estate IN accord
ancc with the decree drawn by Judge
y + Martin. Judge OF probate. Hiram
srorrow. executor Of the Vincent will.
will appeal the case to supreme Court.
The funeral of Horace B. Robbins
was held yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock from the home of Addison MI
mott up Worcester branch. the Rev. q.
H. Thaylcr officiating. and the body was
taken to Potsdam, n. Y. for burial
Mr. Robbins, who was 90 years old, was
into Worcester branch while cutting
willow sticks which he used to make
rustic chairs. lie was native Of
Richmond and leaves no near reln tives.
The most of his active life was spent
in Worcester but in later years he has
made his home with Mr. Ninott.
The state board of pharmacy which
recently held an examination ct tho
state House for registered pharmacists
announced Yesterday that two drug
clerks. John r. Lambert of Burlington
and Joel n. Rly 81 Newport passed tho
examinations for registered pharma-
cists. and four qualified as assistant
pharmacists. They were Leslie w.
Howard. Jr.. Of White Rive Junction
Enrico G. Solini Of Barre: William n
Columb of 81. Adams, and Malcolm s.
Buck Of Wells River.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton NJ. Heaton Of
Topeka, Kans., and two children are AT
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II,
Heaton for a month or more Mr.. Hcaton
was formerly a practicing attorney I'm
this city and for tho past two years has
been attorney for the Merriam Mortgage
company Of Topeka
Mrs Harriet kempton, who was taken
several months ago to Heaton hospital
with broken hip. Is critically i'll and
her recovery is not expected.
In bankruptcy court Tuesday second
dividend of five per cent. payable August
- was declared in the bankrupt estate of
l.. NJ Williams of Barre. The first
dividend to creditors was seven per cent.
The marriage of Prof. l.. J. Hathawa
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Eiolyole, Mass, where she visited her
dnugfter.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller
and Miss Blasdel went Tuesday to
Silver Lake to spcnd the month of Aug
ust-,Nlrs. n. G.. Williams and son, Carl
Of Ware Mass are visiting Charles
Briggs. Mrs. John Martelle of SPRING
field is the guest of her nephew. c. j.
Rockwell for week.
Miss Incz Litchfield has returned from
several days visit in Springfield. Mr.
and Homer Vail, who have been on the
farm at Pornfret for three weeks. came
home yesterday Mrs. Bessie Chadwick
Button has arrived for a visit with her
sister, Mrs Lucius Goodheart. Frank
Phillips was in Barre on business yester-
day Mrs Olivia Burrldge Ia very low
at the home of her son. Frank Burridge
William Young, who underwent an oper-
alton last week at the sanitorium, is still
very III, though somewhat more comfort
abc-Solon Vail of Pomfret is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Vail-Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Eldredge are in
Hghgate TIL the first Of next week.
Miss Sadie LOOMS Of Holyoke. Mass Is
here for weeks stay.--Iforace Moulton
IF Now York Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. f. Moulton. at "Stonelcigh."
Charles Goodhcart of Worcester. Mass.
is passing his vacation her".NTiss Edith
Raincy visited Mrs, Mary Webb Hollins
at East Granville Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Rycrson AMI child Mrs. q. T..
Hunt. Cora Noble and Harry Hudson
came from Now York by automobile.
making the distance In two days and ar
irving here Tuesday night. The party
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
i. l. Clafin with the exception Of Cora
Noble, who is at Mrs. Charles Roots and
Harry Hudson at William Terry :.
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GAYSVIL,L,E.

Mrs. Verne Barbar Of Dorchester
Mass, arrived at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Blanchard,
Monday.--Mr. and Mrs Cullen Martin Of
Ascutneyville are the guests Of his uncle,
George Martin.-AIrs Hiram Kimball OF
Nneland ~ j., was a visitor in town thu
first Of the week. Mrs Susie Andrews Of
Maiden, Mass, has been the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs Mary l.. Smith.-Mrs Hugh
Ralph and daughter Ernestne Of
Wailaaton. Mass, with Mrs. Ralphs
father, NJ. l.. Wyman.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Julkns came from Lynn, Mass,
Friday to spend some time az hte homa
here-Mrs. F.. V. Hassam and grand
daughters. Zelda and Gladys, OF East
Hardwick are expected to arrive the
middle Of the week--J. A. Chedel and
family We're in Enfield. N H., over Sun
day.-Mrs Walden White is caring for
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith, who remains as
comfortable can be expected.-Mrs F.
c. Fletcher and daughter. Irene are
spending n few weeks in Canada.-N l..
Seldom Of Boston Is In town.-George r,
Miner has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y,
after three weeks stay at the Cobbie
Mrs. James Sargent and two daughters
Of Northfield arrived at the Cobble Mon
day.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Charles Collins of Iowa has been visit
ing his brotherinlaw. o. A. Wilbur
Mrs. Abbie Babcook has lately been at
her Old place, and had her goods shipped
to her present home in Stowe.-Mrs. EVEN
and her sister have been visiting H.
East Calais.-Mrs. j. ID. Bailey is visit
ing in Waltsfield -l.ouvnia Pray has re-
turned to her home In Barre
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,.--,,
ue'hoishlhR the car and giving the four
men pafoly time to jump for their lives.
MS occurred on curve. While the extra
was stunning on the track. following this
.lH' co'iISloil work train backing up
rom tn' S'auon coIiided with Its rear end,
summing up me passengers good deal
"ut causing no fatalities. The cebooss
VI '"e woIk Uain was badly jammed In
VII ana MIS- Milo FELTON, OF Norwood,
Az 1" ana MISC carrie FELTON, of Water.