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VERGENNES.

Mrs. Joseph JUNIOR OF Chazy, y. Y. Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Dustin Barrows.-
Nr,. und Mrs Herrick A. Tilley of Bur
lfnrton spent Saturday and Sunday with
their niece. Mrs. W. +. Pearson-Dana
Woodmnn, who is recovering from an
operation for the removal Of an mastoid
ancess performed at hospital in New
york city, is at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Northumberland
tee of Jersey city, \. j.. Is guest at
". -. Woodman' s.-Miss Corrine Waters
is il.--A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius LeFlam, Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hosea Field have moved from Worcester.
Mass. to Ferrisburg Mr.. and Mrs Gore
OF Springfield. Mass, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n Rvers.-Mr Roberts OF
| Woolfboro, y. H., visited his son, David.
Saturday j. NJ \ den is spending
u week at Island Park with her husband.
| Mrs. Charles Maccabce, who has been
| visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
". Moulton has returned to Milton
John Strong returned to New York city.
Saturday after passing two weeks with
his brothers, William }. and Charles II
Strong, and sister, Miss Mary Strong
K. l.. iNingsland. who has been confined
! to the house for the past week with
rheumatism. is improving. Miss Nellie
Ryan and niece, Miss Mary Ryan. of Or
we'll are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Ryan.
! Cards out announcing the APP
| preaching marriage of Miss Florence
| Isabelle, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Mack, to Winfield Leeds Morse
o: Tarrytown, y. Y, which occurs
| Thursday afternoon August II, at the
! home OF the brides parents.-Eare b
| hingsland of St Louis Mo, is visiting
| his parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Kings
| land. The Ladies Aid society OF the
| Methodist Church will meet Friday aft
ernoon with Miss Minnie E.lithorp.-M Miss
Ida barton of Johnson has been VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Willard Benton.--Mis:
Eta Gastel of Hammond, Ind, is tn,
| guest OF Miss Grace +. Kingsland Mis-!
Anna Won Grol OF Boston. Mass. VIII,
| has been visiting her sister. Mrs. j. II
| Donnely, has gone to Plattsburgh, y
| Y, to attend the summer schuol.--Mis
| Ida barton of johnson, who has beef
| visiting her sister, Mrs. Willard Benton
has returned homc.-Sunday the Rev. ID
! l.. lliilard OF New Haven tendcre,
his resignation as pastor of the Congre
| sational church to take effect Septembc
/. Mr.. IIiliard has received and accepted
a call from the Congregational Church "A
ears.--F. II. Foss Is visiting his daugh
tiers, Mrs. X. j. Severance and Mis-
Sarah Foss of Keeseville. y. Y.--W.lliar
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Charles Dona;d Is home for the sum
mer.-Henry Batchelder of St. Johnsbury
was In town over Sunday.-R. c. Wal
lace, who has been I'll for long time.
has SO far recovered that his nurse has
returned home.-Word has been received
that Charles Kimball, who was severely
injured on an electric railroad, is doing
we'll and the physicians are in hopes of
saving his foot.-Miss I. T. Ober went
Monday to her home In Mt. Desert. Ne,
for All extended visit.--Roy Macomber
of ST. Johnsbury was a visitor in town
Sunday.
The first merchants day. Tuesday. was
very successful. Five hundred dinner
tickets were given out. The Hibbard
base ball team of Montpelier will play the
Woodbury. Granite Co.'S team at Pros
pect Park Saturday afternoon.-Mr and
Mrs. c. II. Hines are In camp at Caspian
Lake for few days.-Austin Albee Of
Wolcott was in town Tuesday DR. s. f.
Darling was in St. Johnsbury Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Eda Pangle of Amarillo.
Texas. has been visiting In town.-G. w.
Cree of Lyndonville was in town Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Conant of Con-
cord, n. H.. are visiting Mr.. Commits
sister, Mrs. j. n. McLoud.-Mrs d. l..
Mcclure and daughter returned homo
Monday night from Old Orchard Beach.
J. f. Conant was in Morrisville over
Sunday-Miss Kathleen Johnson. who
has been In Montpelier for some time, is
visiting In town.. w. Cove is visiting
in Montpelier. Mabel Durkee OF
Morrisville is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clemens.-Miss Bertha Davis OF
| Albany, n. Y. is visiting her brother. f..
| NJ. Davis
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MILTON.

Miss Clara Clifford of bingham,
Mass. is spending weeks vacation
with her aunt. Miss Clara Brown
Miss Marguerite RuRar has returned
from a visit with her sister in Platts-
burgh.--H G. Bevins has opened the
meat market which =. f. Bevins re-
Gently closed out.-Prin. r. w Jocelyn
and family are at Camp Rich.-S L.
Shrayer and family have returned
from 10 days Gaming on Round Pond.
Miss Leila Raneuf has finished work
at J. T.. Wagner's and will go to G. A.
| pratt's at his cottage at the lake for
! the rest of the season.--Peter Beaupre
spent sunday in the lookup and was
| fined in Justice Fuller's court Monday
for breach Of the peace.--E1-ar Powell
/ has retlrned from New Nnmns Wire.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Murray and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lines of Chicago visited
at w. II. Munsons last Thursday. From
here tf,v went to Boston and New York.
then back to Chicago. making the entire
trip in their automobile. Frank Hender.I
son and family of Boston who are spend-l
ing the summer at Maquam Bay, We're inn
town Sunday.-Martin Cross visited at
Chester Buttons Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wheelock Of Huntington, who
have been visiting at Josiah Carey's thdi
past week. returned TO their home Mon-\
day morning MIR. and Mrs Nelson Blond
din of Manchester n H., came Tuesday
to visit their son. Harry Blondn.-Mrs.
Lillian McMath OF Springfield. Mass.
who has been visiting her brother. b. e.
Severance. for the past month. returned
to her home Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by Caroline Severance. who ex-
poets to spend some time with her.-Miss
Carrie Wright is spending her vacation
with her parents.-Mrs. T. 5 Wright has
gone to Keelers Bay 10 visit her sister.
Mrs Petty, who Is In camp there
win Wright was at home over sunday
Miss Lillian Wolcott has returned from
visiting Miss Helen Andrus in Burning
ton.-H. O. Clark Of Milton was In town
Tuesday Il. O. Wales returned
Tuesday to her home in Weybridge.
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ADDISON.

last week In town, the guest Of relatives.
Harriet Smith Is at the lake with her
aunt--Mrs. Isabel Myrick is assisting
at the telephone office.-The school direc-
tors are to open a school In the Elmer
district-E. c. Dyke Of Bristol was in
town Sunday, and his horse became
frightened and ran away. 1t went as
far the Sherman place in Panton, and
caught. No serious damage was
done.-J. f. Crane of Mddlebury was in
town Monday.-Cyrus Norton is at home.
He has been in Buffalo for a few months
at work in an automobile factory.-May
Crane is attending summer school In Mid
dlGburv
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WINOOSKI.

Frank Carpenter will move temporarily
his stock Of goods from his present store
on the corner OF Main and Allen streets
to the store now being vacated by c. E.
Pense Il Co In the Winooski block. Mr
Carpenters store will be entirely re-
modelled The floor will be lowered to the
street level, plat glass fronts will be put
in and steel ceilings installed. c r..
Pease & Cos stock was moved Thurs
day to their new location in Allard $
block on Main street.
Diwin Brown OF Wallingford died
Thursday at the Fanny Allen hospital
after an illness Of one week. Mr.. Brown
was 10 years of age.
Matilda Cardinal, the seven-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cardinal
of Champlain, N. Y, died Saturday ut
the Fanny Allen hospital Of tuberculosis
of the spine. The parents of the child
were In town Saturday to make arrange
ments to take the remains back to New
York State.
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UNDERHILL.

daughter was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fitzimmons Sunday.-Mrs. Fam
ME Dennison and children visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Clark Graves last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. William Batchelder
entertained relatives last week-Mr. and
Mrs. Bentley and family of Worcester,
Mass. are visiting AT l.. T. Metcalf's.
making the trip here in their touring car.
Miss Madeline Schweig is at home on q
vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. IIorner are visit.
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Dckenson.-The Scribner party have re.
turned from their camping Jip.-The re.
mains Of Mrs. Martin Woodruff Were
brought here for burial Wednesday,.
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ESTATE OF JANE II. LUND.


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
TO all persons interested In the es-
tate Jane H. Lund late Of Burling-
ton. in said district, deceased.
Whereas. said Court has assigned tho
18th day Of Aug, next, for examining
and allowing the account of the ex-
ceased. and for a decree OF the
residue of said estate to the lawful
claimants Of the same, and ordered
| that public notice thereof be given TO
tall persons interested In said estate
| by publishing this order three weeks
successiveiy previous to the day as
signed. in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press. newspaper published al
burlington, In snid district.
| Therefore. you are hereby notihed
| to appear at tho Probate Office In
burlington. In said district. on tho day
assigned, thon and there to contest
the allowance Of said account II yo,
see cause. and to establish your righl
as heirs, legatoes and lawful claim
| ants 20 said residue.
Given under my hand, this 2lst da,
Of July, 1910.
otMAN l.. RAY,
iwJt Judge,
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SHOREHAM.

Twenty eight ladies attended tire mis-
sionary meeting at Mrs Zenos Baldwin
Thursday.-Mrs Chace and daughter or
PlattsburRh are at Dr. Platts Mrs,
Ansel Hall Of Essex Junction Is the
guest Of her niece, Mrs. James Moore
Mrs. Robert Hall and daughter are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ], C. Moore
Messrs. Rice. Lee and Bowlss OF Springfield
Mass, arrived at J. c. Moc-Is Friday
| morning. They are now touring In York
State for a few days. Mr.. Moore accom-
pany them.
Miss Emma Jones has returned froN.
| burlington. Her cousin. Miss Eileen
| Russall. came with her.-Mrs. Carrie
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A son was born Friday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Smith.-William
Harris of Boston, Mass, is visiting Will
liam f. Harris. his cousin-Miss Laura
Esterbrook and her brother. Merritt Es-
Textbook of West Roxbury, Mass, have
Joined Mrs. Esterbrook and Miss Ester
brook, their mother and sister. at c. l..
Van Vliets. where they have been visit
ing.-Mrs. r. G. Morrison Of Nashua N.
H., and Miss Arabella Butterick Of Lon
donderry, N. H., are guests of their Sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur White.-Mrs Phoebe
Emo has gone to Boston, Mass. for a
week and on her return she will visit
friends In Whitng.-Mrs. Electa Cove
of Bristol is visiting her children la town.
Mrs. Harmon Nichols of Wtlliston and
her son. Charles Nichols of Los Angeles,
Cal, who have been visiting their cousin.
Mrs. Malcolm Thorpe, have returned to
Williston.-Mrs Otto Okert with three
children and Mrs. Martin Hart with two
children from East Attleboro. Mass, arc
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Carpentier.-Miss Rena Bacon OF
Shelburne harbor is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Jacobs. her grandparents.-The
mission circle Of the Baptist Church
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Edwin Prindle,--Henry d. kellogg
and family OF Long Lake. n. ", who are
taking an automobile trip through Yer
mont. spent a portion of last week with
! Mrs G. NJ. Hazard, their cousin. The
party, which included the Rev and Mrs
| T. T. Kellogg of Monkton and the Rev
II. T. kellogg, Jr of Florence. Mass.
visited Mt Philo. The Rev. Mr. Kellogg
sr., who is Sc years old, climbed to the
top of the tower-Mr, and Mrs. II. C.
Beers went to Colchester Saturday tf
visit relatives, and will spend Week
with their daughter In Westford before
| returning home
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CHARLOTTE.

The Library association will hold thei,
annual sale Friday afternoon and even.
ing. In the evening n short play will be
presented after which music will be fur.
nished for dancing-Miss Bessie Wicket
of Saranac Lake IS visiting her aunt.
Mrs w. N. Root.-iITrank Russell Of
Messina, N. Y, is visiting at G. T.
Holmess.-J. X. Palmer OF the Vermont
Marble company Is spending his vacation
at his home here.-The Sunday school
will have their excursion August 4 to
Fort Ticonderoga and return.--R T.
Cook and family Of Burlington spent
Sunday at the home OF r. @. Whalley.-
Mrs. G. ". Root of Boston is visiting
relatives In town.--Mrs. Greeley Of Bur.
lington visited at George Foote'S last
week.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

c. j. Ferguson of burlington gave ar
interesting address at the church here
Sunday in the interest Of the Anti-Saloon
League.-Mrs. c. Il. Small Of Burnstou
is visiting relatives here.-Mrs. Lila
Baker is visiting her sister In Derry, y.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison Pierce visited
her sister. Mrs. Clara Norton. In Bur-
lngton over Sunday Thomas
Phillips went to Montpelier Monday to
visit her daughter. Mrs John Good
enough.-Mrs. Stella Ayers and children
Of Fredericktown. S. D., and Mrs. Flor
ence Southwick o: Calais have been visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. Cassandria Ellis
the past few days.
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NORTH FERRISBURCH.

The Methodist sunday school held
their annual boat ride on tho steamer
Ticonderoga Wednesday, leaving Thomp-
sons Point at seven o'Clock.-Mrs. Esna
Palmer IL visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Rowley. In Shelburne.-NTiss Les
lie Muzzy II spending her vacation at
her sisters. Mrs. Jamie Dean.-Miss
Mabel Miller Is at home for n short
timc.At the Ladies' Aid lawn party n,
w. II. Deans last week the proceeds
amounted to about sl2.--About 30 relatives
and friends surprised Carlos Martir
ON his birthday last Friday evening
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SALISBURY.

quiet wedding occurred Monday
when Mrs. Anna VI. sheldon of s..
Louis Mo, was married at her summer
home to Percival Chubb OF New York
city. The ceremony was performed by
DIR. John l.. Elliott of New York city.
Only the immediate relatives and two
intimate friends were present. Just prior
TO the service conducted by DR.. Elliott,
in order to comply with the laws of YER
mont. the civil rites of marriage were
administered by Justice of the Peace A.
W. Dickens
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HANCOCK.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ferrie Kidder and son
of White River Junction visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Magivney, two days last
week.-Charles Wright OF Cochituate
Mass, called on friends In town last
week.-Mrs.. John Buttles has been quite
Ill, threatened with appendicitis.-Mr&
Lewellyn Perry and twin boys have
been visiting her parents IN South Royal
ton,--Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kidder or
Rochester spent one day last week at
G.. II. church's. Merritt Robbins Is
suffering from blood poisoning In his
foot.-Mrs. G. Il. Church went to Bethel
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RICHMOND.

Misses Beatrice Bostwick and Grace
Gleason are visiting In Burlngt on.--Mr
and Mrs. Philip Sudaisky have returned
from Boston. where they have been the
past week.--The Ladies' Aid Circle of
Kings Daughters met Friday afternoon
at the vcstry OF the Congregational
Church Mrs. Alexander Terrien has re-
turned from Underhill. where she has been
visiting relatives few days.-Miss Nellie
Leonard returned Friday evening from an
extended trip to New York and Boston.
She was accompanied home by her sister,
Katherine. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pine spent
Friday in Burington.-Miss Della Lavee
was taken to Mary Fletcher hospital FRI
day morning. whore she underwent an
operation for appendicitis,-Mrs. Brewln
Miss Eva Pine and Henry Brewin OF
Waltham, Mass. who have been guests tf
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander TeTien the past
two weeks, returned homo Saturday
Thomas Corners Of Boston IL visiting
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs C. L. Nay and two chill
dren of Burlington, who have been visit
ing relatives In town for few days.
have returned home.--F. A. Percival and
son returned Saturday evening from q
weeks stay at Malletts bay.-Miss Ruth
Buxton of burlington is visiting in town.
Miss Ada Curtis has returned from n
visit In Colchester. Bailey Brown went
Monday to Milton to remain a week.-Mrs..
w. G. Cook spent Saturday in North
tnderhill-Mr. and Mrs George +. F..
Story Of Columous Ohio, are spending
their vacation with her brother, H. f.
Montague. Mr.. Story has recently
graduated from the university nj
Columbus and has accepted n position
as Instructor in the same institution fol-
two years.-Asa Church. who was serious
~ bruised while alighting from a hay
wagon Is able to be about.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. F. L. Hamilton is entertaining
Mrs. Jeffrys Of Brockton.-Miss Emma.
Bump has gone to the Vermont sana-
forum to act as bookkeeper for three
weeks In the absence of Miss Helen GILL
Miss Hattie Bump Is at Basin Harbor
acting as waitress for the summer.-Fred
A. Fross OF New York city is visiting his
sister, Mrs. W. r. Bump.-Mrs. Fred
Cutting entertained n few friends OF her
son. Charles. Tuesday evening in honor
of his birthday.
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ORWELL.

Miss Sessions spoke ut tho Congroga-
tional Church on tho Kurn Hattin Homo
last Sundny.-George Wright Of New
York city IL at tho Wright home.-Mrs.
Rowe and children have been with her
people for some days in Burlington.--Mr.
Jacobs's horse became frightened by an
automobile last Monday In the village
and ran into George Smiths piazza,
dumping the passengers to the foor.--F. e.
Ray received for his cream for the month
VI June $13s from 10 cows.--The cheese fac
tory paid $l.30 for May milk.-Mrs II. d.
Branch continues to improve.-Mr and
Mrs Vernon Branch are here from the
Week.-Mrs. ID. w. Clark Is having her
huusp puiuted
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STAMPING INK
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
q tate of AImon ID. Rood, Hurlingtd

4; tate of AlmOn ID. Rood, burlington.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
court for the District of Chittenden,
Commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Almon
D. Rood. late of Burlington, in
said district, deceased. and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, Mt the office of Chaun-
coy w. Brownell in tho city of Bur
linEton. in said district on the fourth
Mondays Of August and January, next
OF 10 o'clock a. M, on each OF said
days, and that six months from the
2bth day Of July. \. u. 1910. IL the
time limited by said court for said
creditors 10 present their claims tc
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at burlington. this 2bth ia,
OF July. A. y. 1910.
ALFRED l.. SHERMAN.
EZRA NJ HORTON
<.w3t Commissioners.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs Belle Francis of Griswolville,
Mass. is visiting in town.-Mrs. John
Spaulding. who has been quite i'll, is a
little better.-Mr and Mrs. Louis Sykes
of Jersey City are spending some time
at the home of George Sprague.-Cieorge
Fisher of Proctor is spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fisher.-Professor Hoyt and
family have opened their cottage at the
lake
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cHITTENDEN
HINEsBJ7RG.

While George II Burrttt was going to
church with his family In his automobile
Julv I, he met three ladies in a buggy
on the Daniel Davis hill. As the horse
was FESTIVE he stopped his machine and
two of the ladies' got out Of the buggy.
The other tried to drive her horse by but
1t bolted and went up the bank and over
rail fence throwing her out and
demolishing the buggy. Mr.. Burritt carried
the ladies to their destination In Bristol.
Mrs. Farnham and daughter, Ruth. of
Lincoln. Neb, visited relatives In town
the past Week.-Mrs. Emily Lewis and
Mrs. Mary Hudson passed Sunday In
Burlington.-T ladies of the Baptist
Church served ice cream and cake on
the church lawn Wednesday evening. -
Miss Flora Human of New Haven IS
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs,
Harrison Weller.-Miss Marjory Estey of
Charlotte Is the guest of her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Estey.-Guy
Kenyon has returned from nm extended
trip In the West.-Willis and Lester Jo-
don are In Sudbury, where they have
employment.
Mrs. Ann Post OF Saratoga Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Henry Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dimick are par
ents Of a son.-Harry Ryan of New
York Is the euest of his cousin. C. X.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met Wed.
nesday afternoon at A. y. Comstock's.
John Hefflon Of Hartford. Conn, "a
spending his vacation at the homo Of his
mother. Mrs. Louise Hefflon.-Aiiss car
RE Harris CT the Wells X Richardson
Co. burlington. IS at her fathers Guy
Harris. for a two weeks stav.-Alrs. CARL
ton Bostwick and Mrs. Martha Miller
Of Hinesburg were guests OF relatives
in town Saturday.
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WEsTFORD.

Mrs. Wilbur Newton Of Milton and
Mrs. Marion Beach Of Waterbury were
In town Wednesday.-Mrs T.. II. Rugglea
returned from Rutland Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs -. A. Stone have nine and one
half pound girl, born Saturday morning.
Capt. q. C. Lewis Of Rockville. Nd,
who Is staying In Jacksonville, spent
Sunday at John Allen's.-The Baptist
Young Peoples Union will give a So
cial at George M. Huntley's Friday
evening,
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HUNTINGTON.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Fred
German Sunday, also a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bates.-Mrs. Mary Sweet
will entertain the Missionary society
August 4-F. NJ. Norton will move to
burlington soon. where he will have
charge of a restaurant-E. L. kimball
is to move into Leroy Scofields house.
Mrs. II. |. Kemp gave lawn party to
the Junior Endeavor society Tuesday
afternoon.-Mrs. C. L. Wyman and
daughter, Mildred. Of Vergennes ara
guests of Mrs J. H. Norton.
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BRDPORT.

The Rev. c. +. Hesselgrove will occupy
the desk at the Congregational Church
next Sunday.-Roy Hemenway of Phila-
delphia was the recent guest Of his sister,
Mrs +. c. Crane.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Smith have returned to Massachusetts,
A. G. Preble has purchased the Nathan