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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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o'Neill was trying to pawn a diamond
ing for pair of shoes last Friday in
Norris Hanson's store, when Sergeant
lewis appeared on the scene and secured
The diamond. ONeil was Immediately
placed under arrest at the fort. Lewis
earned that O'Nell had been very free
with money OF late and asked the local
police to watch him. Sergeant Lewis was
robbed Of diamonds to the amount Of 81 .05o
Ind some cash last winter. The diamond
That ONeill had was valued Mt SIS. for
which he claims to have paid s.. He could
not tell the name of the man from whom
lie purchased it.
William King was Monday arraigned
N municipal court on the charge of as
'ault with intent to kill and In default
Of $500 bail he was remanded to Jail to
lwait the action of county court. Frank
Pate was fined s. and costs for breach of
.he peace. which he paid. Fred Campbell
Of Burlington was lawyer for King and
T. j. Enriaht appeared for Pate. The mix
Up occurred last week at the home of
Pate on West lane. when Pate and King S
wife were stabbed.
At the republican caucus Tuesday the
following delegation was elected to the
State convention. While they are not
pledged. they favor T.. G.. Fleetwood for
governor Fred NJ. Wolcott. George d.
Nash, Theophie Simard, to choose their
own alternates The district delegates
follow: l.. w. Ravlin, A. l.. Wheeler.
rheophle Simard, to choose their own at
:ernates
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JERICHO.

?. s. Bullock is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.-Miss Dorothy Mears of Table
Rock. Penn. who has been visiting Miss
Sadie Foster for several weeks went
Monday 10 Milton TO visit relatives-Carl
Day of New York city is visiting his chill
dren at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Day.-Mrs. Harriet Kinney
and Miss Alice Kinney returned Saturday
from Hyde Park where they visited Mrs
knney's sister. Mrs. Bailey.-The grad
uating exercises of the grammar school
will be held in school hall Friday even
Ing at eight O'Clock. The children OF the
congregational Sunday school will OBJ
serve childrens day Sunday with exer-
cises at twelve o'clock.-J Allen Clerkin
and daughter, Lillian OF burlington. and
Mrs. Fanny Cerkin of Hyde Park were
in town Monday.
Mrs n. II. Goodwin is in Montpelier
attending the commencement, exercises CT
Montpelier Seminary. her son. Willis, be-
ing one OF the speakers. Mr. Goodwin
expects to enter Norwich University In
the fall.-Mrs. Ellen Percival has return
ed from a few weeks visit in Burlington
Schools throughout town close this
week for the summer vacation.-Miss
Norris, who has been at G. NJ. Johnson
for few weeks, has gone to Burlington
Alton =. Stafford has returned from a
business trip to Berkshire. Mr.. and Mrs
y. q. Nay have returned from a visit
with her sister. Mrs Goddard, and other
relatives in Canada.-George Howe has
been at home from the university for a
few days.-Miss Mildred Buxton of Cam
bridge was in town over Sunday to as
sist in the children's day exercises at the
Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Nay
and children of Burlington spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G..
Brown.
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part Of the town.-.Mrs. Fanny Mu2zv
and Mrs. u Muzzy visited in Joncsvillo
last THURSDAY. The former went TO
waterbury Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Demeritt-Beside tho townspeople
and those from adjoining towns several
prominent men attended tho graduating
exercises Mt the school house last Thurs
day evening. Among them were Superin-
tendent Prior of Richmond, Surerinten-
dent Stone of Montpelier and T.. w.
Huntley Of Waterbury. The graduates
were Walter Heath Stevens and Charles
Larned Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. sabins spent
the day In Richmond last Monday.
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fonowing officers: President. Mrs. Wal
ter $. Clark; vicc-prcsident. Miss Clora
Dee; secretary, Mrs. George ". Allen;
treasurer, Mrs. u. l.. Harvey.
The Hon. RI. Charles Royce Of this city
will be the presiding officer Mt the first
district republican convention nj Bur
lington on June %. when ID. J. Foster
will be renomlnatod for Congress.
News has been received Of the sudden
death of Mrs. r. Burns Eglinton, ut her
home I'm Tuxedo Park. N. y, Thursday.
Mrs I;glinton was former resident Of
this city and for soma time was contralto
sooiat ut st. Lukes Church.
About fifty Odd Fellows. headed by
Past Grand Frederick i. Morton attend
cd the First Baptist Church Sunday
morning, when the annual memorial SER
vices Of the order were held. the Rev.
]. s. Brown preaching an appropriate
sermon. Later, the graves Of deceased
members were strewn with flowers.
Children's day exercises were held Mt
the First tnivesalist Church yesterday
morning and at the Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening"
Bellevue Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. has elected these
officers for the coming year: Regent,
Mrs. Ernest II. Lewis, vice-regent. Mrs.
Charles S. Warner: secretary. Mrs.
George G. Holmes, treasurer, Mrs a. A.
Cussons registrar. Mrs. Ralph X. Chase;
chaplain, Mrs. r.. Med. Locke historian,
Mrs T. A. Chttcnden.
Tho death of the venerable George w.
Johnson occurred Tuesday afternoon at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Dau
Church Of Ferris street. of old age and
debility. Mr.. Johnson was born in
feacham, Sa.Sears ago. and passed most
OF his life in New Hampshire. Prayers
will be held at the house this
morning at nine o'clock and the body
will be taken to Enfield, X. IL, for inter-
mcnt.
In the case of Frank T.. FOLSOM vs.. the
Burlington Free Press in which libel Is
alleged md 5000 damages asked for.
Judge Taylor has just rendered decision
on the demurrer filed by the defendent,
in which both counts of the declaration
are adjudged insufficient and the demur-
rer is sustained
st. Adams Is on the map FOR cir
Gus this year. August ., Forepaugh
and Sells Bros. will show here.
Waiter Stevcns. who has been living in
Buffalo, y. y. for some time past, has
been obliged to return home on account
OF i'll health.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Alfred Payne of Cornwall is pass
Ing a week with her mother, Mrs. d. O.
Foote. who Is seriously i'll with appendi-
citis.-Miss Lou Jackman has gone to
Randolph to be present at the graduating
exercises of the normal school.-Mrs r.
G. Beers is spending the week in West
ford with relatives.-Mrs Arthur White
has gone for two weeks visit to her
former home In Londonderry. n. H.--Thc
Rev Thomas Dawson has gone to Whit
ing to attend the Baptist association
meeting. He will preach the annual SER
mon this year. The delegates from this
church are Mrs Phoebe Emo and Mrs
Malcolm Thorpe.-Mrs, Davis. who has
been boarding with Mrs. Lucy Jackman
the past year. has gone to Milton to visit
Mrs. Johnson. her mother, who Is l0l
wears old.
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sHELBURNE.

Word has been received Of the death
Of Mrs. White widow Of the late Senator
White. for many years a resident of Shell
burne. Mrs. White died In New York at
the home of her step son, Capt George
White. with whom she resided The re-
mains were brought to Shelburne Satur-
day for burial by the side of her late
husband.
Henry Stowell. who is in camp at
Thompson's point, is visiting his sister.
Mrs. W. A. Weed. for few Iays-The
graduating exercises of the Shelburne
high school will be held in the Methodist
Church Friday evening. At the close OF the
program the ladies OF the church will
serve ice cream and cake The progrr m
follows: Essay, THE Early Drama"
Rcna T., lrowe; vocal duet. "Voices Of
the Past" Greene. Misses Tracy and
Dubuc: ESSAY. Child Criminals" Dor
othy r. Cook essay, Choosing an Occu-
patton" Adele NJ. Dubuc vocal solo. RE
membrane" Tema, Miss Tray, essay.
industrial Progress" Mary A. potvin;
essay Modern Philanthropy" c. AL
fredda Stoddard; vocal solo Sing on"
Denza, Miss Dubuc; essay, woman Suf-
frage in America" Elizabeth NJ Thorp;
essay, THE Power OF Music" Margaret
A. Tracy; piano duet. "Hunsarian Rhap-
sodie" Hoffman. Misses Dubuc and Stod-
dard; presentation OF diplomas bv Super
intendent G. II. Howe. The graduates
are: Classical course. Dorothy Hickok
Cook. Adele Marie Dubuc. Clara Alfredda
Stoddard. Elizabeth Mae Thorp. Margaret
Alma Tracy; English course Rena Es-
telle BrOWc Mary Adah PO(yin
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uNDERHILL..

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
". l.. Palmer June ll.-Mrs. C. W. Graves
has returned from Burlington. where she
has been several weeks for treatment
Flag day was observed by the lade~ Of
the W. K. c. A program prepared by The
patriotic instructor. Mrs. Hattie L. Palm
er, was carried out Readings by Mrs.
Humphrey and Mrs. Hale and poem by
Mrs. Palmer. written for the occa. ION.
were followed by singing of patriotic
songs. The graves Of the deceased mem
bers Of the W. II. G. were decorated.
A pleasant feature Of the afternoon was
surprise party for Mrs. D. W. Knight.
who has been the faithful and efficient
secretary Of the corps for several years.
Gift was presented to her from the
corps. The occasion was also Mrs D..
w. knights birthday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Norton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Bagley went to Warren the
last OF the week for an automobile ride
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Brewster visited in
Burlington Monday and Tuesday the
guests of A. II. Small.-Miss Retta Ellis
of New York is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Cassandra Elis.-Mrs. Myram Taft
returned Monday after visiting her
brother. Hurlburt Butts. at Junesville
Mrs. Emma Moody is visiting her
brother. Charles Eddy. at Ticonderoga,
\. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sabns OF
Jonesville were guests of Mrs. r. A.
Norton Saturday and Sunday.-The grad
uating exercises of the ninth grade will
be held at the NJ. ". A. hall Monday
evening, June 2o-Camel's Hump Grange
will present Broken Bonds" in Hines
burg SATURDAY. evening.
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RICHMOND.

The tnivcrsalist sunday school and
friends Will join the Unitarian sun
day school of Burlington on the an
nunl excursion on Lake Champla in
Monday. June 20.--The W. G. II. L. will
meet with Mrs. Genera Wood Tuesday
afternoon, juno 2l at 2:3O o'clock
topic for the afternoon. "The Value
OF Small Things. Miss Dora Flagg
is visiting in Burlington. Miss Marie
Berry, who was one of the graduates
at Dean Academy. Franklin. Mass. is
visiting Mt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Berry.--Mrs. C. II. Pine enter
tanned tho Bible class at her home
Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs O'Hara of
Michigan Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Freeman.-Mr. Bagley OF Bur-
lington was the guest OF Elton Fish
Tuesday.
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MILTON.

The memorial service of the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs was held at their hall
sunday at two p. m. the Rev l.. L.
Holmes Of Georgia delivered the address
double Quartette consisting OF Mrs c.
E. Beldon. Miss Bertha Harvey, the
Misses Grace and Ruth Phillips and DR..
L. c. 1olcombe, O. II. Heiver G. l..
Parker and n. f, Phelps sang three
selections. After the service the graves
OF the deceased members We're decorated.
Miss Gladys Phelps of Burlington is ut
her fathers, n. f. Phelps.-The Women's
association of the Congregational Church
held their annual meeting and cleo
ton Of officers with Mrs. j s. Berham.
Wednesday afternoon.-O. ID. Hervey AMI
Mrs, Alvah Holmes and Mrs o. n. Hew-
ey went to Hardwick and johnson In
Mr.. Hewey's automobile last week.-Mrs..
Louise Nye OF Johnson returned with
them and Is the guest of Mrs. George
Misunderstanding Phelps of Richmond
spent Sunday at his fathers. n. f.
Phelps.--Mrs. G. A. Pratt has returned
from visit with her daughter Mrs ].
A. Drew mt Runney. N. H.-Aiex Bang
has finished work mt Burlington and re-
turned home. Walter Brush went 10
Burlington Monday where he has a posi-
ton
At the republican caucus held in Hard
ware building hall. Tuesday evening the
following delegates were elected to both
the State and district convention: IL. II.
Beeman, F. r. Rogers. II. c. McNall. NJ
j. Perry; alternates, X. J. Robinson, G.
G. Frisbie. G. N, Wood. C, A. Pratt. The
delegation was solid for Mead, but were
uninstructed,-M and. Mrs Juan Rob
inson and Mr.. and Mrs Horace Wads-
worth OF South Hero, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mincker Sunday, -
Ray Coburn and Edith Lucia were mar
ried in burlington Tuesday.-The remains
of Llicius Hedding. who died at the homo
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WILLISTON.

The funeral Of Lewis II. Talcott was
held from the house Friday afternoon
at two o'clock. and was largely attend
cd. Mr.. Talcott was born June -. 1886
He is survived by his Wife and son.
Frank Talcott, a brother. Jonathan r.
Talcott of Oakland. Cal. and a sister
Mrs. Jerusha Crane of Williston. Friends
from out of town attending the funeral
We're MIR and Mrs. Charles Root of Mont
real, Henry Root OF San Francisco. Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Pease. G. w.
Brownell, Mayor Burke of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs n.
b. Douglass of Essex Junction, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Freeman of Richmond.-Th
Ladies' Union Aid society held their
rummage sale Wednesday afternoon and
evening. June 15.-Children's day will be
observed Sunday, June 10 at II O'Clock in
the Methodist Church.
Children's day will he observed at the
Federated Church Sunday. June 10. OPP
pOrtunity for baptism will be given
Chittenden Clark returned Friday from
Poultney for the summer vacation.--Miss
Beford of Essex Junction has heen visit
ing Amy Metcalf.-Elliott Miller of
Iowa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Burnell.-Charles Nichols of os
Angeles. Cal. who Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Martha Nichols. is spending a few
days In Jericho.-.Mrs. O'Hara of Chi
cago. ILL.,. Is guest Of Mrs. Martha
Nichols-Mrs. Carlyle Brown of Chicago,
H., who has been visiting Mrs, Ethel
Guptil In New York. arrived Tuesday to
spend the summer with her father, J. e,
Metcalf.-Mrs. Il. c. Johnson is better
Mrs. A. p. Page is il.-C. u. Warren is
building a garage.
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MILTON BoRO.

A boatload of lumber was unloaded at
Camp Rich Friday.-Jocl Farnsworth OF
Colchester was at Camps Watson and
Boneka inspecting telephones Friday
Elmer Martin missed his valuable bull
last week and found him dead in the
ledge.-A deer was seen near the Martin
place Friday night, and a doe and two
fawns on Beebe hill recently.--William
Francis OF Burlington has bought the
stock of groceries Of Earl Aver and took
possession of the store Thursday.-A few
from here attended the Odd Fellows
Memorial service at Milton Sunday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

William Lang. aged "A years. died June
after short illness Of pneumonia He
Is survived b. wife, three sons, William,
Robert and Henry and two daughters.
Mrs. Sidney Dunbar OF Hardwick and
Mrs. w. +. Hibbard OF rrclighsburE,
Cue. Tho funeral was held at the house
Friday, the Rev G. w. Douglass officiat-
Ing. with burial Saturday at bis forme,
home West Shcfford. Que hldren's
day exercises VIII he held in the Method
iSt Npl3coral church sunday evening,
JuDc 10
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WEST EOLTOT

There was a republican caucus at the
Notch school house last Saturday even
ing. Arthur Stevens. Frank Wilson. Ell
mer Hall and p. Gokey were elected as
delegates to the county convcntton.--Mrs
Albert Tomlinson went Tuesday to OK
ford, Mass, to visit her daughter She
expects to he gone two months.-Mrs
Loren Hill and daughter. Edna. of Will
llston are visiting at @. j. Hosford s.
Mrs T.. Iacaillade is visiting In More
town.-Oscar Burns and family have
moved to Winooski.-Cieorge Kellogg Of
St. Adams was at home Sunday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. NJ A. Tracy Of Southminister,
Mass. who has been stopping with Mrs
Garvin. returned home Saturday-Chil-
dren's day exercises will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday even
ing.-Thc local Dramatic club will pre-
sent tho Country Minister at the
Academy hall Friday evening.-Mrs Al
bert Austin has gone to the Fanny Allen
hOspitll
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Fred Marlowe is at home from
Montpelier.-Mr and Mrs. Silas Chase Of
Burlington are visiting relatives in town.
Robert White went Friday to visit icla-
tives in Stowe and other point In La
noble county.--Oliver Farnham. who was
in the hotel business here about 80 years
ago, died June at his home in Shore
ham, aged about 20 years
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presented them with handsome oak
rocker In honor OF the first anniversary
of their marriage, which is to-day. A
meeting OF the Wcman's Missionary So
ciety was held during the evening and
Mrs. L. p Carpenter was elected pres.-
den. to succeed Mrs. Tebbetts, who is to
leave town. Mrs. Tebbet,s was presented
with beautiful bouquet of American
beauty roses.
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ENOSBURG FAILS.

ABOUT ~ httchueu tle Alumni pam
| auet ~ the portland mouse IN sheldon
FRIDAY evening which brought to a
successful close inc events OF COM
mcncement week. At the business
session held at the same place f. u.
, tyler was elected president; Miss Lois
carpenter. secretary treasurer; T.. j.
| Tyler. j. G.. Gaines and L. II. Ovitt,
executive committee. The ball game
Friday afternoon of alumni VI. school
was won by the former by a score of
> to 1-Andrew Cotton of Everett.
Mass. Is in town for a short stay
Morton Pratt of Franklin was IN
town Saturday
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sions of an educational ,neo,inr in Rosto,
returning the last of Ju,,Arteuus tIoi.
den visited the family Of bis son n w
Holden here over Sunday re,urninf, IN
his home in St Armand Monday with
Mrs. Holden. who has been here for two
weeks-C l.. Marsh has received notice
from Gorham a. Co, that the bronze fig
ure for the soldiers monument In Frank
lin has been shipped Mrs G. W. Ingalls,
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FRANKLIN
ST. Adams.

The Franklin County Fair association
has two new directors in f.. A. Curtis OF
st. Adams town. who succeeds George u
Dunsmore, promoted to secretary, and T
8. Wright of Montgomery. who succeeds
Pliny Hall. resigned.
The board OF managers OF the Wom-
ans Hospital association has elected the
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Carrie Banyea of Highgate AMI
Miss Florence Hubbard of Swanton re-
turned 20 their respective homes Friday
after passing week with Mrs. Earl
Ayer.-Earl Aver returned home Thurs
day from Milton. where he sold his stock
OF goods there to Burlington party who
takes possession Immediately.
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2ICHFORD.

Miss Emily Bates of Sutton, Que,
is visiting here for few weeks
Miss Bates. who is IS years old, re-
Gently went to Montreal to have
her eyes treated. but no operation was
performed. and the doctors gave little
encoura gement.-Mrs. j. H. LEROY and
little son. Gerald, of Campton. y. H..
visited Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. McCarty over
Sunday.-Allie White Is here from
Waltham. Mass, where he has posi-
t!on in a watch factory.--Dr. Merri-
man Brown of Ogdensburg. ~ y. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. \. X. Brown.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bulltt June 6, Mrs. Bulltt be-
ing in the St. Adams hospital at the time
The following is the program for the
high school commencement exercises in
Aver opera hall his evening: In
vocation, the Rev. Sas L. Perry; ora
ton. self Education Carl Wills Bar
ney; essay, Helen Maud Bogue; cum
laude; essay, Hazel Hattie Riley; Grafton,
Fordyce samson Sykes, cum laudc; essay,
Georriana Marguerite Smith; class pro-
phecy. Chloe Ella Kelley; Grafton. Iiar-
old Allen Elrick; class history Marjorie
Irene Garvin; essay, Eula Avis McKen-
ney: class poem. Gertrude Mae Goff pres
entation of gifts. Charles Jesse Manuel;
valedictory. Aura Edwina Midget, cum
laude presentation of diplomas: infor-
NAL reception-T condition of Capt.
y. Culver. who is very i'll of pleuro-
pneumonia. was a little more comfortab Bile
Tuesday. and hopes of his recovery arc
ontertaned-Mr d. F.. w Carpenter left
here Tuesday for an extended trip for
the summer. After staying n month in
Worcester, Mass. with her noces. Mrs.
w e. Bellows and Mrs. c. s Kemp. and
other friends. and a few days in Con-
necticut. she will pass the remainder Of
the summer. with her sister Mrs. q. :.
Morgan of Providence, r. l.. part of
the time being passed at the seashore,
In the hope that change from a summer
In the mountains Will be beneficial. to
Mrs. Carpenters health,
BY vote or l76 to 81 the following
dc!c-ates I" the State convention
were elected at the republican caucus
Tuesday afternoon over an unpledgod
delegation: w, p. Locklin, NJ J. Ma
loney. /. Il. Parker David Marcr, the
delegation being empowered to APP
point alternates. It is understood
| that the delegates will work for the
nomination of DIR. Mead. The dele
gates to the district convention are
w. b. Greene. u. NJ. James, William
Durkce and Moses Lovelettc, empow-
cred to appoint alternates. The vot.
Ing was by an alpha hetcal check list,
W. Is. Locklin was chairman OF the
caucus and II, II. Rounds secretary.
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BERKSHIRE.

At republican caucus held in the town
hail Tuesday at two o'clock the follow
ing delegates were elected To the State
convention c. a. Hull, O. y. Leach. \.
S. Chaffee; to the district convention.
Frank Powell. O. +. Kinney. l.. H. Stone.
The town committee chosen was 6. NJ.
Rublee, u. O. Burleson and D. +. Weld.
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FAIRFAX.

toward and Clifton Cover visited
friends in Bakersfield last week.Mr. and
Mrs II. n McNall spent June II In st.
AbGns.W, ID. Stewart was In New
Hampshire on business last wcek.-At the
republican caucus he following delega tes
were elected to the State convention: DR.,
S. II. Phelps, A. A. Reeman. II. l.. Cook
and J. w. Trombly; alternates. Charles
Strait, Nj. J.. Hicks, II. +, Urford and 7.
l.. Marvin; district delegates, j, 3, How-
ard G. q. Orton, j, T.. Colburn ana w.
d. Stewart; alternates. II. T. Hunt, c.
II. Hunt, Cleon orion and NJ. f, shedd;
town committee, Z. d. Shcpardson, w.
H. Stewart and G. g. Gillette.
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OF his son. A. A. Hedding. of valvular
disease OF the heart, were taken TO Ell
lenburg, N. Y, Tuesday morning on the
early train for interment. They were ac-
companied by his son and his daughter,
Mrs. Frank George Pcppin has
returned from Bolton.-Mrs. Lucia Powell,
Miss Isabel Ashley and Miss Harriet
Rogers spent Wednesday and Thursday
at Mrs. Powells's cottage at Malletts Bay.
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como members of tho auxiliary.--Mrs.
+. M. Flanagan has returned hons
from st. Adams after being with her
daughter, Mrs. II. a. Bowling for five
weeks.
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WEST MILTON.

G. W. Granger visited his sister In
Huntington Friday and Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sweeney have returned to
Colchester.-School closes this week for
the summer vacation