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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Il. II. Saford. after doing Il wash
ing Monday forenoon, was ut the telephone
talking when She was stricken with n
shock. She became unconscious in Il few
moments ana died about midnight. The
funeral will he held at the house Thurs
day at ! j.. IN. She leaves a husband and
aevcral brothers and sistcrs.-Mrs. Loran
Tabor Of Massachusetts is visiting in
t0Wn.-Mrs. Frankie Savage has closed hor
Summer house and returned to West
fomeryiilo, Mays.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Reynolds Of Niddlcscx are the guests of
his brother, Or. Iteynolds.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Waterbury of st. Adams and
Walter Ellsworth of Cambridge were the
guess of Mrs. Ida Hunt Sunday.-Mrs.
Bel ana Mrs. Northrup have returned to
their homes in Essex Junction.-Mrs.
Jennie King and son were in St. Adams
ON business September l7.-Miss Clara
Southland was the guest of her mother
sunday Potatoes are rotting badly.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Brush spent Tuesday in
ST. Albans.-Mrs. John Boycc of ST. AL
bans has been the guest of her daughter
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Buck
and children. Miss Fife Buck and Roy
Buck. and lady OF burlington called on
friends here Sunday.-H. n, McNall has
bought OF his brother, Ralph, his old
farm that he sold him two years
ago. Mr.. McNall takes possession Oc-
tober 1.-Thcre We're three parties who
sustained shocks Monday in Fairfax and
Fletcher, Mrs. II. II. Stafford, fatal. Sid
neY Beardsley and George Ellis of
Fletcher both unconscious at this writ
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Mrs. Sarah Slayton to Etowc Inst week.
viii leave for Grand Haven, Mich, Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Foster @. Dow cypect
to leave Stowe about October "a for
Nebraska, where they will make thor
home. Mrs. Dow was formerly Miss MAJ
Echo Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonyo
Douglass Of Worthwhile. made an auto
mobile trip to stowe yesterday. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. and Mr..
John Sprague of Huntington, who arc
visiting her son, A. E.. Douglass.-Reo-
resentative and Mrs. Howard +. Shaw
entertained tho members of Stowe
Military band Tuesday evening Matthew
Robson and Christian Lantz, who hava
visited stowe and Mt. Mansfield, lof. yos-
terday on their return to Salem, Mass-
Miss Katherine Butler of Danvers. Mas
has Joined her mother, Mrs. f. r Butler.
who Is visiting relatives here Mrs !. n.
Warren and Mrs. lnez Gales OF Morris
vile visited Mrs. n. T.. shaw yes:e-dnv.-
Mr.. ana Mrs. George y. Fisher arc enter
tanning Mrs. Harley Hanson Of Craft.
bury and Mrs. Marcus Brown Of
Unreasonable. Mass.-H. r. Pike, who has
visited his sister, Mrs. f.. G. Scribncr. haY
returned TO irnsburg.-Whcn In New Yorl;
last week Henry q. Thomas and G. r.
Whshburn OF Salem, Mass. formerly Of
stowe. were elected directors of tho
iNcdeeinable Investment company and ais,
or the Santo Domingo Mining COMPANY.
john straw is confined to tho nouse
by hlncs&-A picnic at the home OF Mr..
Orlo Jndson was attended by Mr.. and Mr..
u. r. Jenney and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Glen COZ" and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George i. Eurnhnm and family Mt,
clyde jenny and Miss jennie Salmon.
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ORANGE
RAND 0LPE CENTER.

The Roy. A. G. Gilmore has stored ht
houScholl goods at Randolph. and wit!
his family will board at the Randolp'
House this winter.-Maryaret Day, six
years old. daughter OF s.. B. Day, had u
narrow escape at Mortified fair last
week Wednesday,. She was crossing the
race track In company with ether chill
dren as one of the races was being run.
One Of the teams hi, the little girl. bat
her only irtur! was a broken arm. OH
clals were down SATURDAY. and settled the
damage with Mr.. Day. II seems ira
ropes which were usually put No while
the races were being run were left dom
at this timo.-Mrs. Marcia Nutting Gu1til
off, TtlloWs Fails Is visiting a; Martha
Giibert'H for two weckS.-Nr. and Mrs.
Fitch OF :-cw York Gre quests at the old
homestead Prof. and Mrs. {. t.. Nor
rill, Mrs. J. II. Holden and Miss Eliza
beth Holden attended the annual clam
hGk" Of the University club at G.. 7.
Spears in Braintrce SATURDAY. afternoon.
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TO an injured thumb, which he hurt
quite badly at ]. c. Hutchins's mill.--Mrs.
Buskey died at tho home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Celia Lumbra. Saturday last.
The funeral was held Monday at the
Catholic Church. the Rev. Father Cote
officiating. Mrs. Buskcy was born In 1925
ana was therefore ~ years old.-The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.. Gushing of Wood
stock, N. H., nrc In town.-John Quimby
OF Everett. Mass, Is home visiting his
mother, Mrs. Belle Graves.-Mrs Nor
man Morrison and children OF Boston,
Mass. are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Louise Wright.-Miss I.ora IIogaboom of
South Richford Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
G. II. Barncs-Miss Maudc Darrah,
teacher In the primary room at the Hec-
torville school. had the misfortune TO
sprain her ankle badly last Friday.-Miss
Alice Hall has returned to I.asalle Sem
mary, Auburndalc, Nass.-Thc Rev. c..
A. Nutting Is attending the sessions Of
the Baptist state convention at Middle
bury this weck.-Arthur Lawson moved
to Orleans this week. where he has work.
Powers 81 Son OF Lowell were In town
Tuesday buying horses.
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GEORGIA.

f.. A. Howard died at his home in
Georgia Plain Monday evening at $50
o'clock after an Illness of about two
months. Mr.. Howard was born In MIL
ton and was about - years old lie
suont most of his life on the farm where
he died. He leaves a wife and six chill
dreu. The funeral will he held at the
baptist Church to-day at ! p. m.-Thc
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Will
meet at tho home OF Mrs. Sarah New
ton Thursday aftornoon.-Miss Winni-
fred Newton Is spending n fcw days In
Bennington.-Thc t.pworth league Will
have an entertainment at town hall
Friday evening, Sept. 90. A harvest sup.
per will be served.-There will he n base
ball game at the Center Saturday af-
tornoon.-RaNmond Newton Is attend
Ing school at Burlington-Park Newton
left for Burlington Monday where h.
will enter business college.
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SWANTON.

The town clerk has issued 80 hunting
licenses thus far this season. Last year
200 Licenses were issued to Swanton hunt
ers. Game Is about az plentiful as usual.
The Robin Hood Ammunition company
has shipped several carloads II ammun!-
ton during the past week Hector Bar
rette and family are to move from
Charles Pencils tenement to Mrs. Camps
house on Second street, and Mrs. Roberts
Of SwPnton Juction will occupy the tene-
melt vacated by Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cement walks are being laid on Grist mil!
hill.-The big warehouse on the north side
of the river. owned by the Central Yer
mont road. has been leased by the Pills
bury Flour company OF Minneapolis. and
Swanton will be q distributing point for
the products of this concern. S. r. Solo
mon OF Springfield. Mass, New England
anager for the Pillsbury company, has
engaged O.. A. Bachand as warehouse
foreman. For "a years Mr.. Bachand was
employed at the Rich lime works. The
Northern Supply building was erected
originally for CeIesota -four, later 1t was
used by the Pillsbury company and when
the agency was moved to St, Adams the
building was occupied as n storehouse
by the Robin Hood Ammunition company
and vacated by them on completion of
their new plant IN the east part of the
village. The building Is being rapidly
filled with P%illsbury products Charles
Woodland has been engaged as local
freight house foreman by the Central
Vermont at the west station.-AlIan Fur
man is III with slow fever.-Winiam PAINE
Is here from Kingston, Pa. fol the fan
duck shooting on his grounds at the
mouth of the river,-Mlss Rsssic Rogers,
who has been spending the umluo at
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JEFFERsoNVILLE.

Cedric Clark has gone to Hardwick to
attend school.-Mrs W. H. Parker Of
Newport. who has been quite seriously III
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. r. l..
Start. ia much improved. Mrs. Amy
Brush OF Cambridge visited here the past
week.-The Misses Cora and Laura Page
are visiting their sister, Mrs. David Mar
vim. at Essex Junction.-Miss Frieda
Thomas returned to New York city for
her second year at Columbia College
Orange and Edgar Reynolds of Berk-
shire were called here by the serious III
ness of their brother. Laurence Reynolds.
who is now improving. Miss Moore Of
Glasgow. Scotland. was recently a guest
at S. l.. Pope's.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Brooks and sons OF st. Adams were
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Watkins
over Sunday.-Mra. Annie Southard and
son. Arthur. and Mrs. Butler of Fairfax
We're visitors In the place Friday. They
We're accompanied home by Miss Clara
Southard.-Niss Marion Cornell has re-
turned after a two weeks vacation spent
in Morrisville and Johnson.-The ladies
of the Jeffersonville Cemetery associa-
ton will serve "A harvest supper and
at Woodlands hall this
afternoon and evening.
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CAMBRIDGE.

p. Can Is moving his family to
Fletcher and Charles Tobin Of Water
vile has move into the tenement va
Gated by J. Bedor.-Mr. and Mrs. II. T..
Gray spent Sunday on Mount Mansfield.
Mrs. kidder is spending several days at
Mrs. II. A. Hatch's.-Mrs. Archie La
Bounty of Waterville was In tow Tues
day.--k. d. Smith and sister. Nellie,
spent Sunday at Richmond. DIR. Rose
Gotta OF burlington spent Tuesday In
town,-Mrs. Thomas Rosa has returned
from Petersburg. n. Y. where she has
been spending Il Week.-Mrs. Margaret
Pcrley went to Boston Monday. where
she will attend Simonds College.-Mrs
Holmes was called to W%aterviile Tues
day to attend the funeral OF her step
father.-Myron Cady Of Washington. u.
c.. has been spending several days at
tho home OF his brother. II. II. Cndy.-
Mr.. Lemarese has been to Shelburne
after his household goods. and he will
remain in the Brush
T.. NJ. and W, a, Storey will have an
opening of New Fall Millinery Friday and
Saturday. Sept. % and 2+th. Watch for
their Suit Sale ad.
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ST. ALBANS.

Changes In the local force of deputy
collectors of customs are "a follows: Roy
+. Kent transferred from Montreal TO
this city: Felix Pratt. from this port to
Windmill Point. and Clarence T.. SAWYER
from the latter place to this port.
Miss julia Dewey, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Ruchen l.. Dewey. ATTEMPTED 70
commit suicide at her home on Lincoln
avenue Thursday morning by cuttlus rny
throat. Miss Dewey has been i'll and be-
came Respondent concerning her condi-
ton. She will probably recover.
The marriage engagement of Miss June
Mitchell, daughter of Dr. and MIS-. George
o. Mitchell. and Edfnund II. Royce, son
Of stephen T.. Royce. has been announced.
Edward Dillon and Miss Kate Sullivan,
both of this city, were married Monday
afternoon and left that evening for trip
to Montreal. Mr.. Dillon came to this
city from Moberly, Mo. and is superin-
tendent Of the Central Vermont machine
shops.
Invitations were issued Monday to the
wedding OF Miss Mabel Estes Vincent.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice II.
Vincent, and Stephen Brooks Collins, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick a. Collins,
which will taxi place at the home of the
brides parents on Messenger street We'd
ncsday, October >. at eight O'Clock in the
evening.
Miss Helen Holmes. who recently re-
turned from a trip abroad, is i'll of typhoid
fever in Boston. 1t IL thought Miss
Holmes contracted the disease In Rome.
The death OF Mrs. Minerva Pike oc-
Cured at the home of her son. SIdney
Pike of Parsons avenue. yesterday AFTER
noon. Tho funeral arrangements have
not been made.
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FRANKLIN
ENCSBURG FALLS.

Miss Melissa Perley OF East Berkshire
aas been staying a few days with Mrs.
J, ". p~oIncroy.-J. A. Leach, a travelling
man. whose family reside here, Is i'll with
typhoid fever in a hospital In Rutland
II. II. Best of Burlington. n former resi-
dent, was in town saturday.--A party
consisting of l., II. Turk and II. W. AL
len Of Burlington and H.. O. Clark OF
East Orange, y. j.. called on G.. j..
Marsh Saturday.
Carleton Smith and Miss Marguerite
stetson We're in ST. Adams over Sunday.
w. ;. Hutchinson and J. c. Towle were
IN Georgia Saturday on highway bust
ness. -Athol K. Bell Of Barre was a guest
of his parents, Ur. and Mrs. A.. r. Bel,
over Surday.-Fred Touchette has moved
from the house Of c. l.. Marsh near the
rrist mill into a tenement on Pearl street
belonging to A.. II. Manlcy. A.. ]. Wood
ward will move soon into the house va
rated by Mr.. Touchette.-There was n
rorn roast Saturday evening In J. o.
Kimballs held.-M. j. Irish left Monday
Tor Norwich. ". Y, wherc he will enter
Me employ of n company as a travelling
saiesm0n--Nrs. 8. T.. Ayers and two
haushtcrs. Msttic and Gladys, OF Fred
rick. $, D.. who have been visiting Mrs,
Aycrs's sister. Mrs, G.. J.. Ovitt. a few
lays. left hero for home last
light. Miss Amelia Keller Of Essex,
another sister. has also been here a few
lays. II. Stratton. rural carrier on
'oute four, began a two weeks vacation
Monday. his substitute. q. r. McFeeters.
taking the route.
Tie Misses Helena Carpenter. Florence
Ascltine and Charlotte JENNIE went to
Middiebury Tuesday. where they will
enter Middiebury College.-Miss Annie
Merrill left Tuesday for Auburndale.
Macs. to continue her studies In Lasell
serniiary.-O. NJ. Jsffords went to Ex-
eter, ". H.. Tuesday. where no Is . stu
dent at Phillips Exeter academy.-A
tho result of n fracas between lsaac
Brow. and Stephen Rillado n week ago,
Sheriff Holmes came by automobile after
BU'ado Monday afternoon. lie secured
rnil and was back that evcring.-The
m1e box opening and reception to Light
hearers and Mothers Jewels will take
fIace Saturday afternoon at the Metho-
rlat CnuTch railcrs.--Complaintr having
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WATERVILLE.

Charles Tobin has moved to Cam
bridge Boro.-Lewis Robertson Is In
Windsor on n business trip for n few
days.-Darius Barns Is In Montgomery
for u few days.-Mrs. Harris Beard and
daughter. Luella. are spending the week
Mt Burlington Archie French has moved
into Mr.. Laraway's at the up
per village.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tillotson
Of Morrisvillc spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Chauncy Tillotson.-Mrs.
II. r. Miller. who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Mann, at Troy, is
at present at her home in town.-William
Manchester. Homer Stcarns. James
Beard. Prescott Stearns, Guy Leach and
william Holmes are attending high
school at Johnson.-Eddie Bennett and
Miss Hersic Stanley Of this place and II.
A. Sweet Of Johnson and Miss Mary Car
penter OF this place we're married tho
past WEEKS. p. Campbell died SUNDAY
after a brief Illness. aged IS years. The
funeral was held at his late home Tues
day., the Rev. !. A.. Ranney officiating.
The remain were taken to Greensboro
for burial Wednesday.
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RICHFORD.

The enrolment OF the higl, and graded
schools of this village Is AS for the first
two weeks of the school yenr.-Nies Ma
r!on G.. Rustedt started NondN ar
North Carolina, where she has a position
as teachcr.-Miss Georgia Martin has
gone to Ciaremont, n. H.. where she viii
teach IN the public Observation-Disclosures
Rebekah Lodge, No. %. observed the
59th anniversary Of the Rebekah branch
Of odd Fellowship in odd Fellows hall
Monday evening.-Miss Lila Coffin re-
turned to her home in Boston Saturday
night after az visit of two weeks witt
Mrs. c. r.. Aiken.
Tho Woman's club will serve a fore
fathers dinner in the basement Of the
Borisht building to-day. The proceeds
Will go to the village improvement fund.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. G.. Scofield are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. f.. Nasse
OF Grand Iigne. Que. Mr.. and Mrs. Masse
returned home last week from n tour
Of three months in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scofield and Mr.. and Mrs. Masse will go
to Mr.. Masses cottage at Sixteen Island
lake. north of Montreal, for a vacation.
Mr.. Scofield will not preach at hcldo
next Sunday, but will return to preach
there October MIR. and Mrs. NJ. y.
Lear have returned homo from a visit
of several weeks in Pernsylvanla.-The
day express on che Canadian Pacific rail-
way. due here from Montreal at it:Go a.
M. did not arrive Sunday until G:l5 ~. M.
The delay was due to a freight car with
a broker axle blocking tho main line
NORTH of Sutton. Que.-Thc Richford
base ball team received its worst de-
Tea, Of the season Saturday at the hands
of the Mascots OF Montreal being shut
out with n score Of TO o. ONLY ono nicb-
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Carpenter, after
a residence in town Of 81 years, moved
20 Huntington Wednesday. They go TO
Huntington to he near relatives in their
declining ycars.-A surprise birthday
party was rendered to Mrs. Adelia Bick-
nell. at the home Of Mrs. A. c. Hos
kins last Saturday by present and for
1ler members Of her Sunday schoo class.
There were about 80 present. and the af-
ternoon was very pleasantly spent in
visiting. reading. the offering of congrat-
u~lations to Mrs. Bicknell. and the serv-
Ing of refreshments. The presentation
Of a goodly quantity OF silver ware on
behalf of those present testified the es-
teen in which Mrs. Bickneil Is held by
her class and friends Mrs, Emma
Bailey OF Winooski Is n visitor ut her
cousins, Mrs. l.. H.. Chapins. Miss Phelps
Of Grand Isle Is also visiting at Mrs.
Chapin's.-Mr Fannie Fuller OF More
town is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Fuller.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Hopkins of Waterbury Center
made their grandson. DR.. Hopkins. a
short visit the past week. They were on
their way home 49, having taken a
carriage drive through the northern part
of the State.-Mrs. Jennie w. Hart re-
turned from a two weeks visit in OF
lava Tuesday.-In the account Of the re-
reption to the entering class Of the high
school in last weeks items. the readings
by Mrs. &. {. Bicknell and Mrs. Cora
W. Chaplin. and the singing by Mrs. Leon
n. Prior were accidently omitted. Both
were very enjoyable and added greatly
20 the pleasure OF the evening.-Mrs. II.
II. higgins was at Mrs. L. T.. Jordan's
nver Sunday on her way from Saxtons
River to lvoryton. Con A. p. Puffer
picked n large red tomato that weighed
'nc pound We ounces from a climbing
vine in his garden and which he pre-
tented to J. NJ. Carpenter. The seed came
rom Washington. b.. c.
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HYDE PAR

Nolney Mihill. age G1, died at the
home of hts son, Herbert. Monday after
a weeks illness with pneumonia. rho
funeral took place yesterday. He
leaves three sons ard two daughters.
Mrs. Betsey Eaton Of Eden Mills has
purchased the ElbridRe Holbrook place
on Depot street.-Right Rev. Bishop
Rice last Sunday consecrated the new
Catholic burying-ground and held con-
frmation services at which 90 were
connrned.-Senator Page will return
from Caledonia Springs to-day.
Tho academic department Of the L.
c.. a. has the largest attendance in
years.-Miss Helen Wood has returned
to Middlcb,Ty College.-Benjamin
Thornburgh and family OF Waltham,
Mass. arc In town.-Mrs. Henry Nc
Michael of East Tilton. n. II, and her
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Pawlet Of Haver-
hill. are visiting In town.. H.. John
son of Marshfield Is visiting here.-R.
S. Page recently sold ~ head Of Ayr
shire cattle for 1,200.-Mrs. Joanna
Griswold has gone to New YORK on \
visit
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Benjamin Saltor Of New York has been
the guest OF his niece. Mrs. Emerson w
Combc. tho past Week.-Mrs.. Domino
Drake Of Moriah, n. Y, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. George Smith. the
past week. returned to her home on Tues
dar.-Mre. George SW.th a0l Mrs.
Drake spent II Few days IN Hyde Park
last Week.-Mrs.. I. q. Libby visited In
Montpelier over Sunday john BaXendale
is spending a few days Will his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. j. T. ~Baxendalc.-
Max Goodrich, who is taking q theologi-
cal course ut McGill College. preached at
tho Methodist Tr'rro"Gl church Sunday
evening. -. ; t...r. his parente. MIR.
and Ms. Oliver Goocrich.-The Erosburg
Falls students are homo OF, account of
diphthcrit having broken out in the
school.-Georgo Moore ie visiting his
mother. Mrs. James Manzer.-Pcrley
Casavant has rented u. J. Lambert's new
ktf4"g AVID commenced J,rg.i....,x
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vyOLCoTT.

Mrs. II. w. Moody gave a reception
Thursday In honor of the Goth birthday
anniversary OF her father. n. X. Jones.
About 90 were present. Mr.. Jones received
several gifts and LIS post cards,-The re-
mains of Mrs. Sarah Larabee. who died
In Burlington. were brought here Thurs
day. The funeral was held Friday. the
Rev. q. NJ. Boutwell, officiating. The
burial was at Hyde Park.-Mrs. Benjamin
Tillotson of Beecher Falls came Thurs
day to see her sister, Mrs. ID. Lapalm,
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returned from Nova Scotia with his
bride, who was formally Miss Kingston
ma who has for some time resided in
Burlington.-Mrs. Sidney Ray died at tho
some Of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Sew
srance, in Burlington Saturday. Burial
services Will be held at the Hinesburg
cemetery to-day at 1890. Mrs. Ray has
been a life long resident Of this town and
a member OF the Baptist Church for go
years. She leaves three daughters. n son
and several grandchildren The funeral
services for Mrs. Marsh were held at
East Charlotte Saturday morning and
interment was in the Catholic cemetery.
She died at tho home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Heman Morrill, Of this town.-Mrs.
Waldo Davis and two children go this
week to Claremont- n. r.. to visit her
lister, Mrs. Fay Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bushnell, and Mr..
and Mrs. Mann of Mansfield. Mass. visit.
ed OF c. w. Piercc's the first OF the week.
Mrs. William Orell and son, who have
been visiting IN Burlington and stowe,
have returned to spend a few weeks with
Mrs. Sophia Dcgrec.-G. u. Roynton, l.. l.
bronson ond James Davis left Monday
FOR Atlantic City. n. j.. whore they will
attend the national q. A. X. convention
John c. Allen of Monmouth. ILL.,, and
Mrs, II, c. Cassidy of Springfield, Mass,
are visiting Mt ]. II. Allen's.-B. II.
Crout and sister. Josephine. of Waterbury
are visiting Miss Wayne Magee.-Mrs.
earle Magee Is spending a few days In
Richmond. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
II. l.. Keryon.-Mrs. Roy Nine and son
are IN Shelburnc visiting Mrs. Degree
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer were called
20 Charlotte Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of Mr.. Lessor, an uncle of Mr..
Palmer.-Mrs. Waldo Davis. son. Theis.
and daughter, Ethelyne, went Monday to
Claremont, y. II. to visit Mrs. Davis's
sister, Mrs. Ciark.-A largely attended
reception was rendered Or. A. l.. Larner
and bride at the town hall on Tuesday
evening.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Miss Mary Davis of Norwood, Mass,
Is at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. r, Davis.-Miss Peabody Of Nor
wood, Mass. Is visiting Miss Alice Da-
vis.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ntele OF Brat
llehoro visited az G. +. Bixby's THURSDAY.
e Charles Ransome, VINO has been seri-
ously Ill, is better.--Mrs Albert Paquet
nas returned from the hospital much i'm
?roved.-The funeral of the infant child
Of Loyal Remington was held Monday,
with burial in Mt. View cemetery. Miss
Flora Anterior is teaching in the pla ce
Of her sister, Bessie, who Is johnson
X Co. paid for 4 per cent milk for Aug
asst 1872.