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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Mary RlOdgctt of Northn.ld 1.
;uest Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Blodgett.
Miss kittie Weyworth has returned
from q visit at Bethel and Tuesday
began teaching in the East Bethel dis
'rict-scott Clifton Carbee who recently
painted tie portrait OF Chief Judge
Rowall has come from Boston with a
frame IN which tn place the ljor;rait.
soon be placed in the state House. Mr.
Carhee VIII 40 from mere to brandon.
Were he has an order to paint the
portrait Of Ex-Governor Ormsbee.-Nr
and Mrs. Ned Puck and daughter. Iris
have returned from months vacation.
the most part Of which WAS passed in
Lebanon, y. II.
MI and Mrs, Lewis Williams are in
Lebanon. y. H.-W!liam Booth has ar
rived after an absence of several months.
passed for the most part in New Hamp-
Ahlre' ana Will occupy his house on the
HiBhlahds as soon as II can be vacated
oF Nj. FRED Dudley, who has rented the
N'chois house on Pleasant street-Bar-
'holom"W F"nton Is in Rutland -Joscnh
At"ooo mas returned from Greensboro.
Wnere he has been in camp all summer.
Charles Dubois ha. arrived from New
YORK ard was at the Sanford farm over
Sunday IA son was horn September . to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kctchum Of GAYS
vile, t grandson Of Mr. ana
Mrs. r. II. lietchum of this
town. MI and Mrs W. ~ Hutchinson
OF Cambridge, Mass, are at F.. II. Kctch.
s-Miss Clara Grout is in Gaysviile
Miss Eta Chamhorlin has returned n
Mohtpeler 10 resume tcaching-A SECOND
meeting of the citizens of the village was
held in Dubois d Gays hall Friday after.
noon at which the public service commits
sion was present to take action ia ropar,
10 the abolition of the grade crossings /,
this town The chairman of the commits
sion suggested that the people eInnlov a,
engineer to make plans and present then
to the commission at an adjourned meet
ing the first Tuesday in December. TIL,
people asked the commission to move IN,
freight house to some point south of tn,
present location and below the Sou,I
Pleasant crossing and erect and Suppor
gates at Main and South Pleasant street .
Mrs. Edna Stockwel and daughter
Susan, are being entertained by Mrs
George Howe.--Arthur M. Vaughan. whll
riding a horse rake on Friday, was kicked
BY the horse ana his leg broken below tn,
knee Mr., Vaughan was to be superinten
dent of the Horticultural hall at the com
Ing state fair.-I,ally day will be observe,
by the Federated Sunday school the frs
week in Octobcr.-Mrs. Bertha Burridp
came from Providence, X. l., SUNDAY an,
Tuesday began her teaching in In,
Trainins school at Randolph Center
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WATERBURY,.

At a meeting Of the Congregational
Church and society held Thursday
evening both meetings were unani-
nous in extending a call to the Rev.
William Boicourt of Cliftondale. Mass.
The village schools opened Tuesday
with the following teachers: High
school. f. NJ. Rennier. principals assist
ants, Miss Belle Anderson. Miss Vera
Powell; grades. Miss Reta Bancroft,
Miss Alice Healey. Miss Lena wallace.
Miss Bertha Joslyn. Miss Frances
Smith and Mrs. Il. T. Houston.--The
Duxbury schools which began this week
are Phillips district. Miss Am, Grit-
nth, teacher. and Crossett hill. MISS
Woodruff. teacher. on Tuesday. and on
Wednesday tho school at DuXbury Cor
nor taught by Miss Kate Mehuron.-
Mrs. Nellie McEwen has returned from
n vacation spent at Alton Bay and
Bristol. Her mother Mrs. St George,
and sister. Mrs. Ferguson. returned
with her.-Joln w Moran has resigned
his position as Instructor in the
Ansonia high school and has accepted
the principalship of Brown academy at
East Kinstown, y. r.
! Mr.. Staples and daughter, Miss Fliet
Staples. returned Monday to their home
! in Dorchester. Mass. after spending q
month at the home of Mrs. Frank Glover.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Louise. have
returned to Cambridge Mass, after
| spending two weeks at Or. James s.--Thc
primary department of the Congregation
al Sunday school will hold a rally social
at the church this afternoon i'm
medlatev following school.-t'red WEIGH,
Young son OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Welch,
is more comfortable The Misses Mar
guerite Menard and Florence Hatch have
returned after n week with Miss Hester
! kinslnY at Rutland-Robert Palmer has
! resigned his position as principal o;
Pcacham academy and viii remain "a,
home this year
| Miss Margaret Fireman of Poultncy is
| spending the week with her sister Mrs.
| ". !. O'Neill. She was accompanied by
her niece Miss Margaret Clarke. Of Rut-
| land
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VERMONT NOTES.

The Fittshurg & Baldwin company Of
St Johnshury with capital stock of
Sl"'"" organized for the purpose of man
ufacturins lumber and dealing In plumb
er : supplies, has filed articles of asso-
citation In the office of the secretary Of
State at Montpelier
When she attempted to smooth the
cloth covering one of the rolls in a St
Johnsbury laundry manele. Miss Cen
eva Carr. IL years old. received scrl-
GUS injuries. Her arm was drawn
into the machine to the elbow and
badly crushed. Another workman
heard her cries and threw off the belt
Escaping gas resulted in the death
Tuesday OF Vivian Barr Of Farre. Mrs
Barr is in a critical condition. Their
bodies were found on the kitchen floor
by their son. DR. O. T.. Barr. when he
cam. home to dinner. II Is thought that
thHy detected escaping gas IN the Kitchen
ana We're overcome when they went to in
vestigate.
NJ the seventh annual picnic Of the
Hscutney Mountain association held on
inc summit of that eminence Monday
'here was an attendance of $50 The
Quest persons to make the climb were G
NJ tonnors of Weathcrsneld. "A. and Mrs
Sarah Ragley of Hartland. "A. An effort
is being made to buy a tract Of GO acres
on the top of the mountain for tho usc
Of the association.
p'o'i"'' OF GOV George II. Prouty,
p"''''u Wy Scott Clifton Carbee of Bos-
,o''' naive OF East Concord, was Tues
m
'"H n"'s on the walls in the executive
cn"'hoer az the state house The artist
was present TO nave charge of unpackinr
an" n"hslhs OF the portrait. A portrait
VI Nn'e' 'u"se John w. Rowell recently
completed ny MI Carhee, will be hung
'h'S i"'' III the supreme court room ot
'"e o'"'e mouse The artist is planning to
nave an eNhin'uon of his work at Mont
pelier while the Legislature is in soss,on
The traditional fear of woman tho,
n man might he hiding under tho h.d
was realized by Mrs. Frank q Pad
dock and her sister. Mrs. Everett ~
Rouche OF Bennington Sunday night
tpcn retiring they say mans wot
hat on the bedroom floor ana n mo-
ment after spied its owner under their
bed. The women screamed and the
burglar made n break for freedom
The women attacked him, however
and he had a sharp tussel with them
before the finally got out of the win
dow with Mrs. Rouche vainly trying
to hold him by one leg. He took with
him about 800 in money, n gold
watch aud chain, ana several articles
Of tcwelry The escape over the
Massa chusctts line was made by auto
mobile.
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ORLEANS
DERBY.

Miss e. NJ Daggett Of Littleton ~ H..
Is tn" guest of M. and Mrs. A. Il. Hop
kinson.- Joseph Naylor has moved his
family to Groveton, y. H.. and Albert
Griffin has moved into the tenement Mr.
NaylOr occupied.-The academy opened
Tuesday with large number of Stu
dents MIR. BOREDOM is principal. Miss
Thurlow returns for another year, and
MISS Crane. former teacher and Miss
Reed are the new teachers.-Mr and Mrs
\. p Niles took a carriage drive through
Danville and Hardwick last week
Leonard Collins and sister. Amelia. of
California former residents of Derby.
were in town over Sunday.-There was a
union service In the ongregationa
Church last Sunday evening. The Rev
Mr. Anderson Of the Methodist Church
preached the sermon.-The Rev. Mr.
Holmes and family have returned from
Maine.-leNis Aulis has returned from
Canada and will attend school at the
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WASHINGTON
NORTHFIELD

Local Forecaster w. \. Shaw Of the
United States weather bureau reports a
mean temperature for August of e. de-
Erees, with maximum of 81 degrees on
the 25th ard minimum Of - degrees on
the 3Qth The greatest daily range was
50 degrees, on the list and the least daily
range was degrees, on the 10th. The
normal temperature for the month Is IS
degrees, The precipitation amounted to
2.51 inches. the normal for the month
being 3.cS inches The prcvalir/ wind
was from the south. the total movement
4,732 miles, the average hourly velocity
ga miles. and the maximum Velocity -
miles per hour, from the southwest on
the Goth. The month was made up Of
eight clear. Il partly cloudy and nine
cloudy days. Rain in quantity sufficient
to measure fell on IL days. Thunderstorms
occurred on the md. 9Th. Nth and 18th,
and light frosts on the 9TH and Goth
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

Miss Cora Page has returned from Essex
Junction.-The woman's Christian TEN
perance Union held their annual meeting
Thursday al tho home of the president,
Mrs J. A. Watkins-A midnight supper
was served by the Ladies' Aid Thursday
night In the church parlors for Warner
Lodge, f. & A. NJ Forty We're present
Mrs. Dan Tilton, Mrs. Niana Hoffs Of
Laconia, y. Fl, Mrs. Laura Stearns and
son, Archie. OF Johnson were the guests
for several days of Mr. and Mrs. A. !.
Thomas.Ira Morse, after spending his
vacation at home. has returned to Mont
pelier seminary.-Charles F1andreau has
gone to attend school at Morrisville -
Scott Buchanan, who spent week with
friends here, returned to Peabody
Mass, Monday, where he will resume his
studies.-Lucius B. Carleton and two sons
of Waterford, y. Y. visited friends here
the last of the week. They made the
journey by way of utomobile.-IIaroli
Fassett OF Enosburg visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Davis, over
sunday, and went 10 Burlington Monday
to enter business college Morris BAILEY
OF Sommervillc, Mass. was the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. William Hebb. the last of
the week. He was formerly n teacher here
A. NJ Carpenter IS doing tho plumhin z
Tor George Melvin. who is making ex-
tensive repairs on his house.-Cilhert
Davis, who has been very sick at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Davis at North Cambridge. is somewhat
improved and soon expects to return
home.-Schools commenced Monday. The
teachers in the village school are: Prin-
cipal, Mr., Fuller, Miss Sou,hard of Fair
fax, Miss Gallup of Swanton Miss Ellen
Melendy of BurlinGton.-ReCe visitors in
the place are Miss Phoebe Powell of Bur
linFton. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Atkins Of
New Hampshire, Cornelius Grlswold Of
Woodsville, \. H., Willard Maurice Of
Essex Center, Ruth Burnham Of Brandon
James Pope and family of Greensboro
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MONTPELIER,

As hId been generally predicted George
". Wing. State librarian. appointed +.
i,"c Whitney as assistant State librarian
in place OF r, NJ. Goddard. resigned. For
the past five years Mr. Whitney has been
second assistant librarian and is we'll
qualified To FIJI the position SO long held
hv Mr. Goddard. The appointment took
effect Thursday.
The postotllc" department at Washing
ton has notified Postmaster J. @. Brown
that In accordance with n new ruling Of
the department rural mail carriers are au-
tholzcd and empowered to administer
oaths made by pensioners and their wit
nesses in the execution OF pension vouch-
crs. For such service the carrier is au-
thorized to collect for himself n fee not
to exceed q cents for each oath admins
tered
Alexander Massie a Barre stone cutter
has filed with Referee W. y. Theriault in
bankruptcy court petition In bank
ruptcS. His liabilities are about $3.50. and
his assets are s2l2, all OF which is claimed
as exempt.
w. ~ Theriault. referee in bank
ruptcy, has granted discharges from
bankruptcy in the cases OF Leon
Spinella Of Northfcd and Murphy
Brothers g. Haley OF Barre. The bank
rupt estate of Rowell F.. Beckley. 4
Northfield plumber. has declared divi-
dends totalnr 25 per cent, of the in
debtedncss.
A pctition for divorce was filed Fri
dan with the county clerk by Ann Ladeau
Of this city against Louis I>adeau Intoler-
able severity and refusal to support are
alleged,
f.. H. Deavitt. state treasurer, received
Saturday from Guy w Bailey. secretary
OF state sl2,307N from license fees for
| automobiles for the three months ending
| August 81 State Highway Commissioner
Gates In his address before the annual
meeting of tho Automobile club of YER
mont held In this city Saturday afternoon
| made pleasant reference to this fund
and said the amount Just paid In by Sec
rotary Bailey would greatly assist MN IN
| his work for the remainder OF the year
| The secretary OF state also turned INTO the
| state treasury 800 for charter fe"s Oh
corporations formed under the general
| law during the past three months ana
| sos from wholesale liquor license fees'
Miss Ruth Smith left Sunday for Bath
| y. H., for n vacation of two sks
Miss Eva Bisonette OF Schenectady, n
| y. IL the guest Of r. w Keleher,
| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Griffith OF Montreal
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Smith
OF the # savings banks in the state n
have RENTED to State Treasurer Dea-
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wINDHAM COUNTY.

AthcnS-Hial Bemis, n.
BrattlehOro-A. C. Stafford, r.
Brookline-J G. Martin, r.
Dover-Ozro Hill. r.
Dummerston--B. p. Baldwin, r.
Grafton-E. NJ. Covey, r.
Guilford-M. A. Thomas, r.
Halifax-J. NJ. Plumb, n.
Jamaica-Harry Sherwin, r.
londonderry Martin Howard. r,
Marlboro-Henry Whitney, r.
Newfa ne-Frank Dewitt. r.
Putney-J. r. Miller, r.
Rockin9ham-F II, Rabbit r
Somerset-Fred Johnson. r.
Stratton-Ray Johnson. r.
Townshend-C. II. Grout. r.
Vernon-G. r. Alderman. r.
vardshoro-Rev. G.. r. Wells. p.
Westminster-G. r. Wright. Ind.
Whitingham-Cha rles Allard. y.
Wilmineton-B. O. Butterfield, r
Windham-R. r. Chapman. r.
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MORETCWN.

Frank Sawyer was elected representa-
tive The Moretown Military band march
ed to NJ SawYers home and serenaded
him.-Millie Wait, who has beer at her
home in Fayston several days. returned
to her work at l.. X. Russells Wednes-
day.-ClarenCe Sargent of Warren Is in
town.-Miss Florence Pierce went Thurs
day to burlington, where she will attend
high school the coming year Elliott Bis
bee and Ruth Bruce have gone to Mont
pelier to attend Montpelier Seminary
Mrs. J. j. Griffin of Waitsfcld was in
town Wodnesday.-Ja Flynn was In
Barre the first of the week.--Lucy Hurdle
is at work for f. II. Johnson.-Otto
Bates, who has been visiting +. F.. John
son, has returned to Montpelier
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Renson-Joseph Root, r.
Brandon--Thomas Seagar. d.
Castleton-David Johnson, D.
Chittenden-R. s. Wetmore, r.
Ciarendon--A. n. Holden, r
Danny William Dawson. r.
Fair Haven't. II. Pollard, D.
Hubbardton-E F.. Jennings, r.
Ira--Charles Peters, r.
Mendon-E. NJ. Pierce, r.
Mddletown Springs-James Dudley D.
Mount Holly-Morton A. Ives, II,
Mount Tabor-C. T. King, r.
Pawlet--A. G. Mason, D.
Pittsfeld-O. J. Ellis. r.
Pittsford--E. l.. Breed. r.
Poultney-W. II. Rowland. r
Proctor-G. T. Thompson, R.
Rutland city-N. X. Chaffee. r.
Rutland town.. L. Hulihan, D.
Sherburne-Otis L. Webb, r.
William W. Smith, R.
Tinmouth--L. V. Crosby, r.
Wallingford-A. Stone, r.
Welsh. r. Lewis, D.
West Haven-Thomas Jackvay, r.
West Rutland-R. Dwyer, D.
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Witt their State taxes on deposits The
total amount received from these banks
r. $3.50 .5ls.0s, or $3.50 more than was paid
for the prior six months. Tho five banks
not heard from paid in for the six
months period ending June 30, 1910,
$4,000
f. J. Ennis. Montpelier barber,
who was arrested Tuesday ut Barre
while under a brain storm caused by
the excessive use Of intoxicating liquor
will be taken to the state Hospital for
the insane at Waterbury for treat
ment. When arrested in Barre he was
scantily clothed and he told the off,
Gers he was looking for the body OF n
girl who had been murdered.
The Rev. 8. r. Bloomfield. who was OK
pected to return TO Montpelier last Satur-
day. Is Ill at Island City. Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bloomfield we're on their way TO
Montpelier when Mr.. Bloomfield was taken
III. His condition Is said not to be seri-
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Bertha stone. who has been with
her mother at the Maplewood this sum
mer. has returned TO New York city,
where she will teach In a private school
c. II. Morrill, was at his summer camp
in Franklin over sunday and returned
with his family Monday Mr.. and Mrs
f.. A. Partridge and daughter left for
their home In Philadelphia Tuesday, hay
ing spent the summer in their cottage
here.-Miss Lucinda Worse returned to
her school In Woodstock Monday.--The
senior class Of tho normal school gave n
reception to the new students Friday
evening.
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MkRSHFIELD.

Miss MNra Duke went Saturday to st.
Johnsbury, where she is to teach school.
The Ladies Aid society held lawn
party 1T the home of Ncrn Hudson last
Friday evening.-Julia Aiken is teaching
school in Lanes boro. Ruth HOLSTER the
New Discovery school. and Clara Tanner
in South Cabot.-Schoos in town COM
renced September G.-Miss Dorothy
Wooster is homo from East Mortified.
Mass.-l.ast week Dora Ennis went to
Montpelier, where she is to attend school
and Ida ST John went to Johnson where
she Is to attend Johnson Normal
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Ross's.--Niss Ruth Brooks of Montpelier
is guest of the Misses Catherine and
Florence Briggs at Lake Dunmorc.-Mr
Kate Hayner of Alton. H., is at the
Brandon Inn.-Miss Dorothy Gage Of
Montclair. n. j.. is tho guest Of Miss
Helen Ripley.--Miss Louie A. Clark of
Montpelier and Miss Maude Farnham Of
Shoreham have returned to their duties
~ teachers In the graded school .-Miss
Nellie Devcr has returncS from Rutland.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Herman.
Mrs. John Leonard. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Battles, mas returned to Rutland Miss
Cora Cameron of Rutland spent Sunday
at her homo here.-Mr and Mrs Her.
bert Durgy of Rutland spent Sunday and
Monday in town.-Rurt Merritt ia con-
hnec to the house by Illness
Melissa o. Leighton, who has been
spending the summer at Mrs. Clara
Cobb's. returned Monday to her homo
!" New York. She was accompanied by
her son. Clarence Tucker. who has been
IN town for few days.-Mrs Edward ].
Woicott and two children have returned
i'oii' Two we'ks' visit to relatives in
Inc Rev. and Mrs. Irving Berg will re-
TURN to-day to Catskill, n. y. after
spending month ut Lake Dunmore.
MI. ana Mrs Fred Lagel of Boston are
N's'''he relatives here.--Ranson J. Car
llSIe is lll.-Miss 1nez Foote Of Middle
bury is visiting in town Mrs. Don w.
SNilth Is visiting in North FerrlsburR
MISS Jennie Seelcy has gone to cas-
'lcton after spending several weeks
win hr' ana Mrs. J. w. Estabrook -
I 4 daughter was born Monday IN NJ
and Mrg. Robert Solby-Ntisses Iroze,
ard Georgia Smith have gone 70 pou,t.
no" to spend .hc winter with tbe,r
7 mother. Mrs. EVE S,,ith.-Niss Mary
Svllivan Of Boston is VISITING Nrs u
f. crnw.-Mivs Nellie we,ch ~ pr,.-
IttI IS visiting Nrs. owen McSh.no
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Andover--J. w. Hazelton. r.
Baltimore--O. Converse, R.
Barnard--N Fl. Billings, r.
Rethel-J. w. Miller. n.
RridGewater-E. II Shattuck, Y
Cavendish-A. NJ. Fletcher. r.
Chester-H. a. Barnes. r.
Hartford-D. A. Elliott, r
Hartland-E. A. Martin. r.
Iudlow-W " Bryant, r.
Norwich-J. s. Crandall. u.
Plymouth--I. Barton, r.
Pomfret-W. Harrington, r
ReadinC-N. II. W. Jennings, r.
Rochester--F. A. Guernsey R.
Royalton-George Elliott, r.
Sharon-E. r. Drown. r.
Standardization Dortt, r
Stock hridge-F'. Fletcher. r,
Mathematics. y. Gage, r
Neston-G. T. Foster, r.
West Windsor-R. L. blanchard,
Windsor-C. II. Fitch. r.
Woodstock-F. s. Billings, r.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from page ~

Iierrick returned to Hardwick Tuesday
after visiting his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
c. II. Herrick-Mrs. Wilmer warren
went to Wolcott Tuesday To visit her
sister, Mrs. George Davis.-Mrs. n. b.
Blair left Tuesday to visit friends In
Cambridge and Fletcher. Mrs. Mary
Adams OF Boston, a guest for the past
month of Mrs. Laura Glecd. returned
home Tuesday. BLOWN Palmer re-
turned to Wilder Tuesday accompanied
by Mrs. =. L. Davis Miss Lillian Cole
left Tuesday for Beverly and other
Massachusetts poirts.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stiles, their two sons. and a
niece, Miss Alicia Hopping of New
York are guests of Mrs. Myra Stiles
Mrs. Belle Hall Croft went to Boston
Tuesday.
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ADDISON COU>-TY.

Addison-F'rod Wilmarth. r.
Rridport-David Nyrick. r.
Bristol--E. &. Dyke.-R.
crnwall-Frank Warner. r.
Ferrisburg-Fred Allen. r.
Goshen Missing
Granville Dudley Rice. r.
Hancoc<-Pearl Eaton. r.
IciCester-John picridge. r.
Lincoln Missing.
MiddlchurY--Joseph Battell. r.
Monktcn John Thomas. r.
New TTaven-E. G. Hunt, r.
orwell Il G. Young. r.
Panton- Reuben Day. r.
Ripton Cooke. r.
SalishurY-F. l. Kent. r.
horehan-ArChie Cooke. r.
Starksl oro-Milo Wright. r.
Nergennes- Il W. McCuen. r.
William Jackman. r.
Weyhridge- MCCue r,
Whiting r. A. Howard. r
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Baruet-J. G. Roy. I.
Rurke-OsCar c. Woodruff, r.
Danville-H. Il. Ward. u.
Groton-M +. Coffrin. r.
Hardwick-T G. Bronson. R.
Kirby-W. c. Russell. r.
Lyndon-Georgc Storey, D.
Newark IL. f.. Hall, r.
Parliamentary J. *. Williams, r.
KyeEate- Samuel Miles. r.
Stannard- charles Sternberg. X.
ST. Johnsbury-C. a. Calderwood, L.
Sheffield Missing.
Sutton-B. NJ. Bundy, r.
Walden-Herbert Brown. r.
Waterford-S. Cutting, D., tcontested).
Wheelock-D. NJ. Mclean, r.
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ENGLISH A|RMAN
FLIES TO LIGHT

BOSTON. Sept Claude Grahame
White of England, sailed out to Bos
ton lighthouse and return late to-da,
in his Bleriot monoplane the first
connection for the Globe $4,000 prize,
the blue ribbon event of the Harvard
Boston aero meet at Atlantic. Ihe
course was one of 33 miles, consisting
of two trips OF seven miles eacn
straight down the harbor to the hGh'
and return. then number OF turns
on the course to make the total mile
age. The Englishman established
mark of 40 minutes l 50 seconds
which, II not bettered before the meet
closes next Tuesday, will give him
the big prize.
Glenn II. Curtiss came out in hi
new ilier in the meantime ana dlc
three circuits Of the one and three
quarter mile course in six minutes
% 3-5 secovd
, Curtiss made new mark in thu
accuray event, near the close OF Tho
day making a landing within 6S feet
and 10 inches of the mark. lettering
Whites best mark by almost 100
feet,
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Bolton-F. f. Phillips, y,
Burlington-H. s. Peck. r
Charlotte-Ch Charles NJ. Byington, r.
colche ster-F. f. Allard. y.
Essex-Dr. II. a. I1add, r.
iiLeshurg-Clayton r. Lucia, y.
EiuntinGton-Roneo 4. Norton. r.
.Tericho-T. F. Lcary. n.
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