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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

Mir. and Mr.. Robert Allen. James Allen
and William Fifleld started July 20
for Spokane. Wash. where the Young
turned to Orange, n j.. July 20
after spending Il few days at his cottage
at the Noiners.-The Rev. and Mrs. Guy
Crawford of Morctown are visiting Miss
Mary Ann Landon.-A1r and Mrs. Hugh
Smith Of Washington, Il. G.. We're recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Stevens. Mrs
O. D. Fi!icm is entertaining her sister
and cousin from Mooers. y. Y.
The Ladies' Ala society o~ the Motho-
dist and Congregational Churches held
their annual meeting nj the home Of Mrs
Nrttie Klbbe. a chicken pie supper was
served TO 10 persons. The tables We're
set on the lawn.-Dr. and Mrs Fred
Jackson are passing few days on the
lsland.-Tho Rev. Mr. Adams and a
party of Is boys. who have been here
occupying Mrs Irish's cottage. have re-
turned 10 Essex Junction-NIrs. Cora
Mason who has been the guest of Mrs
hibh" has returned to her home in Bur
lingtun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huhbell of st. Paul
Mimi, arrived here Friday evening and
are the guests Of Miss Hannah Clark
William Dougherty Of Chicago. Ill. is
visiting his brother James Dougherty-
The Rev. G. F. Wells of New York is
spending a few days at Mrs Lura Aliens.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Nondell of Charlotte
are visiting in town
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WoI.CoTT.

y son Vss born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicle Julv 9I.-Alrs Melvin Richardson
has gone 20 Burlington @ enter the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-The Rev. e. S. Quinn
by of St. Adams Bay preached in the
Methodist church Sunday morning-W.
O. Davis went to Lyndonvlle Saturday
TO visit his brother-in-law Clarence Web
stor.-Ransom Goodrich has finished work
for G. l.. Haskell and gone to iIrdc
Park.-Mrs. Clare Wheeler Is quite III
and under the doctors care.-The Ma
sonic block has been raised two feet and
underpinned with granite. and the stair
way 70 the hall put inside. making quite
an improvemont-Mrs. G. j. Kimbal Is
visiting Mrs. Rosepha Palmer and Miss
Josie Drown in Johnson this v-ock.-Miss
Mary Iiubhall IS visiting Miss Hope Scrib-
ner In tnderhll.-T ladies' Of the w
r. c. had an Ice cream social Wcdnes-
day evening on the lawn at Z NJ. Hub
hen's.-Thomas Little got three fingers
Of his right hand badly lacerated by the
knives In n shinglc machine recantlV
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having two weeks vacation from,
her duties in the store of e. T. Croen.
wood which she viii pass in Sheldon
springs ana Burlington-Mrs. McGn-
ton or Middlebury returned home Mon.
day from visit 20 Rev. and Nrs W
T. Forsythe.--A party consisting OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. n. Domino OF s,
Johns. que, and Mr.. and Mrs. weh
stcr DONNA of CRANKY. Que. wcro in
town with motor car SATURDAY.
Miss Elsie Clark of East orange. n r
Is the guest of Miss Ruth Drapor
Mrs. Andrew Allison OF Winchestor
Mass. is a guest at the home of M y
Pcrley.-Mr and Mrs. Horatio and son
or oklahoma are guests OF Mr.. Cvitt's
sister. Mrs r. Carpenter.
G. r. Kenheld returned Monday
from few days visit to his sistcr IN
Fairfax.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Char
rem and three sons, Francis. Edward
and Emery, of st. Adams and Nrs
Felix st. Amour and three daughters
Anna. Mable and Soreno OF Water
town. n. Y. were with Mr.. and Mrs.
{, r. Laname over Sunday.-A. ".
Tsham Of Lebanon. n. r.. is vis,t,np
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Towle az Riverside
camp r. Clement of burlington
md Mr.. and Nrs. Harlow Searles OF
Des Moines, Iowa were recent guests
IN tho home of o. Merrill -'-ho Roy.
NJ $. Cahill of st. Adams. who ,yoa
'ecently put in charge Of st. John the
Baptist parish here, conducted the
services last Sunday.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Emmett Murray and Jcffery Bowers of
East Orange. y. j., are guests Of Mrs
NJ. NJ, Dean.-Mrs. Charles Donolly of
Plat'SburEh Is the guest of Mrs r y
Misses Beatrice Iloughton
ana Mildred Severance have been visit
ing in Plattsburgh a few days-Elbridpe
\. Fisk of Pittsburg Pa, who has not
been here for % years is the guest of y.
w. Fish. Joseph Leak and Miss Sue
seymour of New York were al y. ".
FISTS Friday. They are Hcamp at North
Hero The late arrivals at nrightvi,yy
cottage are Mrs. c. Cary. Buffalo. y. Y:
MrF J.. Cary, Batavia. ~ Y; Mr.. and
Mrs II. y. Townsend. WallinGforl ". J.
Knapp Mooors, y. Y; Mrs. VI. Il. Stow.
art, Mooer'. y. Y. Dr {. 4. Stewart.
Rouses Point; Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Stevens, Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
FLYNN, Alburg; Mrs. Kent Miss Mar.
Kent Rutland; Mr.. and Mrs r. ]. Wer-
mer Amsterdam, y. Y; II. j. Thicker
syracuse. n. Y; Mrs. Arthur II. Fisk
and family. Brooklno. Mass
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Martha Abelds Dryer. wife of
Uutert Dryer of St. Adams Bay, died
Saturday morning at II 80 o'clock after
an Illness Of several months f1llowir .
stroke of apoplcXy. Mrs. Dwyer was Gj
years old The funeral was held a. the
house Monday afternoon at O'Clock ANA
the burial took place at Greene's cor
ners.
The marriage engagement Is announced
or Miss Lillian Porter Doanc, daughter
" Mrs r. w. Doane of Brockton, Mass
ana Lieut.. Walter L. Clark. son OF Mr.
ana Mrs. W. s. Clark of this city, and a
member Of tho BIRD regiment. coast ar
t!llery corps. L. S. A., now stationed at
Fortress Monroe.
Tho jury In the case of State va. Isadore
,areehileld' charged with assaulting
Nathan Rosentieid, brough. in verdict
of guilty after being out hut five minutes.
u appeared that the two men got into
an argument over game OF cards which
resulted in Rosenneld's landing at the
bottom Of a long flight Of stairs with n
broken arm. Greenfield was fined 500 and
costs which he paid. Ernest REYNOLDS =
Swanton was convicted of a second o.
tense of ntoNication and was fined sl5 and
costs or 30 days which he Is serving
FULLER c. Ives and William Laroe were
sentenced to ten days each. Peter Nc
f.nany and John Cassidy were also con-
Vcted OF first offenses and sentenced TO
ten days in Jail
Mrs. ~ j. Dougherty has been called
TO Albany. y. Y. by the death of her
brother, John j. Clark.
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HIN ESBURG.

Mrs. Harry Pcase and daughter and
lynn Barber of West Chazy. n. Y, visited
their aunt. Mrs. H. NJ Hun. the first Of
the week.-mrs.. G. J. Russell of Buring
ton is the guest of her father, NJ T..
RentnEton.-Cards are ont announcing
the engagement of Miss Mary Wright OF
this town to Horatio Read of Essex juno
tlon.-Miss Grace sylvestcr OF Woodstock
has been secured MS principal OF the high
school and Miss Rertha Field as assistant.
10th are graduates of the L. V. NJ Miss
sylvester has had four years experience
in teaching, Miss Field one.-SIss Shirley
Deyettc returned TO Burlington Tuesday
after a few days with friends here
Walter Cogaus of Springfield. Mass, is
guest of his grandfather. Owen Cogans.
-Ethelyn Davis. who Is III with typhoid
lever. remains about the same
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FAIRFAX.

Prof, Fl. +. Hunt is spending two weeks
IN canada fishinS.-Miss Jennie Hunt Of
Bakersfield is the guest of her brother
Il. II. Hunt.-Mr and Mrs. John Mitchell
ana daughter of East Fairfield spent
sunday with his sister. Mrs. Douglas
hnck-Mr' ana Mrs Giles RuEg will 90
thursday to Queen city Park for three
or your weeks staT.-Nrs. b. NJ Ballard
ana Mrs. NJ. y. McNal spent July "A in
fuflneton.- ana Mrs W. H. King
ana family have gone to Missisquoi Park
10 'anp-Nr, and Mrs. George Kenfleld
or fhoShurg were the guests of Miss
Ahbie keniield last week-Gcoorgc Hin
or Minnesota visited Mr. ana Mrs Giles
hnEE July 20 Mrs. Mitchell of East
Fairfield is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Douglas Luck-G. l.. Butler took a party
10 -. Adams Sunday in his automobile
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LAM0ILlE
STOWE.

Mrs {. f. NJ. Taber entertained her
grandson. Henry Holt. Jr., on his 2lst
birthday. July Is. at Four Winds Farm
her summer home in Stowe. Those pres
ent we're Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holt
Henry Holt, Jr, Elliot Holt, Miss sylvia
Holt of Burlington, Miss Frances Tahcr
OF Worcester, Mass Miss Glendower
Evans OF Boston, Mass, and Miss Frazee
Of New York city,-Bishop A. c. A. Han
was the guest of Mrs c. T. NJ Taber
while IN stowe last week.--At a dinner
party given at the Lodges, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin i. Bl;elow. Friday
there were present Mr.. Bigelow's sister.
Mrs Martha Peterson of Milwaukee,
WIS, and three brothers ana their wives
Mr., and Mrs. Eliakum Bgclow and Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Bigolow of Stowe ana
Mr., and Mrs. Walter *. Bigelow OF
Salem, Mass. Their ages range from 90
to so and they, with another sister. Mrs
Parsons of Minneapolis and two BROTH
ers. Ira II. Bigelow Of Wisconsin and AL
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs Fred n. Hazard and two children
or Boston are visiting Mr.. Hazards par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal e. Hazard, for
several WHOLESALERS. y. l.. Jennison has
returned after n short visit with relatives
In Westport, n. Y.--Gcorge NJ Bliss OF
Skeels Corner canped with party at ST.
Adams Bay over Sunday Several from
this vicinity attended the boat ride given
under the auspices Of the knights OF
Columbus to Plattshurgh and Rouscs
Point last Sundav.--Misses Edna and
Winfred Wagner of Essex Junction and
Max j. EradwaY Of Franklin, Mass.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs James Wag-
ner of the east road last week
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The 18th anniversary of tho MARRIAGE =,
capt. md Mrs. @. W. BurIeson w,.
quietly observed Tuesday evening n, ,ho
nome or their son, f. II. Burlcson. MIR.
"h" MrF h"ricSon were presented with
some oicasant reminders Of the occasion.
Mrs Hsbert Colburn is visiting In st.
Aibans.-Thc new stained glass window
Tor the Episcopal Church has arrived and
is being put In plncc this wcck.-NIiss
Townc OF Morrirvillc, who has been visit,
ing her sister, Mrs. Archambault, has re-
turned home.-AIiss Marie Quimby, who
has been Visiting Max and Lou purIe.
sons for two weeks, returned to her
nome In Concord, y. H.. Saturday.-Ars.
Maurice Fadden and little daughter OF
Farre are fucsts OF y. +. Leach and
family
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Mountain Inn yesterday on their way y,
NJ Mansfield
II. q. Thomas Ia sh,Dplnp fla fo,,o,
cabinets, stationery, blank forna. eah
nnd Eatie laws and other pnraphcrralin
OF the FISH and game department to his
successor n ufTlcc. John w. T,tco,nb Of,
10y ndon'il'e.-'rhe Roy. George X. Beech
or or Noonsocket, II. l., has Joined his
I"i''iy nj the hoire Of their mother, Mrs
Rosalncnd Macutchnn.- Mc.srs. purcr
ana kimhle Of Bennington called on c.
~ Cufrle Sunday on their way go Mt
ianFhcl1 whore they will camp This
Week.-Mrs. Einicc Pottle has returned
from waterbury, where shc has passed
three weeks nj tho home Of her daughter.
Mrs. n. IT, Whecler.--Mrs. Sylvin POOR
has sold her residence on Main street 10
Mrs. Alma Smith, who will take posses.
slon october 1.--Mr, and Mrs. H. ~. f,i-
lings have returned from an automobile
trip to Belvidcrc. where they visited Mrs.
Mnost Bllings.--Mr. nnd Mrs r. r. Gale
and granddaughter, Virginia. returned
Monday from Cady's Falls, where they
visited their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
George j.. Gale.-Thc Bay View club met
with Mrs. G.. +. Eddy Monday afternoon
Mrs Harold w Billings * entertain
Ing her mother, Mrs. Frank Cutting. and
aunt, Mira. John ttton. ana Mics Xaudc
Moulton Of Morrisvillc. Naltcr \. Che
ncy Of Milton. Mass, has joined hts fam
ily here for n two weeks vlslt-Nrs. G.
+. Eddy visited In Waterbury over Sun.
dny.-Miss Laura Hayden, who has visit
ed Mrs. Eddy. has returned to Montpel-
ier.-Mr and Mrs. Walter * Bigelow,
accompanied BY Mrs !. W. Peterson and
Miss Mnry b. Peterson. left Monday for
Salem. Mass. in the Btge,ow's automo-
biie.-James, the elder son of Mr.. and
Mrs. FL W. Billings has had "a serious
n'ne with orc foot caused 10y stepping
on nail'-Miss Mabel Wright was in
Z lIriir rtnn "a tnrhn..
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

Willium. the seven-yoar-old son NJ
Myron Whitehead was drowned in the
Branch near West Enosbrrg "Wednesday
July 20 while bathing. The body was
of Newark. ~ J., is visiting in town.-A
discovered and rescued by lawmakers bu.
an chorus TO reSusSitate werc unavailing
me burial was made in Mssisquoi cen.e-
terry here Thursday morning. the Rev -
l. Currier officiating Mrs. Selma Mason
II. Manley has the contract for s5 ono n
erect two story brick school building
''N'o feet in size, in the village of Johnson
MISS Helen Cramton. /. Y. NJ 10 .ror+
To- Boston July %, where at Simmons
ohese she will take six weeks COURSE
IN library work. She has the positio, n,
'lor"'ian at Norwich University and viii
enter upon her work September l.
movement is on foot to form a
STOCK company which shall control
'ne water power at Sarsonville and
'"e h'IIIS opcratei by it. Mr. DONNA
VINO mas owned the property for sev
eral years, has associated with him
W. draper ana \. \. Aseltine Of this
''''e VINO propose to form the Dom
INA Mhhufacturing company with n
'"P'tai or $4,000. The chief business
VIII pc the manufacture of lumber
tL,o,,-,. '"H''Oi
49,. $50 nun ana eiectric light
PAM are connected.--E j. Best re-
,,.bo.. ,.''' Elk creek n, Y.
,.ooo.t "'"'' a'e SPehoihS their
IT, CO.. '".u'e nome Will be
,,,....'.t.. ~ r. N.Y. f'est VIII
"'o'e VI i'opkihtoh
oona '"' VI TIE 'o"h OF Con-
d,. .. ~, i"''"psoh goes 10
at
,ds,. "t"'e "ne'e she VIII
,,a,,.,a 1ii.o''' ior zen days
,r, ,, VIII pass the pres
NJ. 'o'h citN'--Mr' anu
l.,hson max, VI :" anu MIS- d. A.
,,.ho,o ,h .''' ~ rl'o"ours MASS
.tr c,,, "' us Hupiee'
,.,. ''''S 'eHe-
r.. r,, '"' "'en staying IN
,a,,., 49,, w ''W daSs'-Miss
,,'aa,.a. ,,N, ''"H 'e'"'"eu from TWO
""'o"S irle''s N MOTIFS
., q, "tes occupied inc pulpit
A.. N""''n SUNDAY morn
""oSt nome Is IN ire
""'.' mas zee" TOT lhfee
'''ss'o"arS IN Japan and Is
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parlors OF the baptist Church MONDAY
evening. The ladies' served u most OK
ccllent banquet. 1t being tho occasion of
his satin birthdoy.-Clydc Mari wont to
burlington Tuesday.--A young child of
Almond Carpenter was buried Frilay.-
The Rev s. ~. Greene, D. D., Of WASH
ington, j.. c., pastor OF one Of tho lurEest
Baptist Churches In that city and who
was born hero, was In town Monday and
TUESDAY OF this wcck visiting his birth
place ana calling on cid acquaintances.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Towne and son,
Franklin Miner, of Charlotte. Mich, are
expected to visit hero In August.-J II.
Atchison and family are in camp at III
more for several weeks stay.-Mrs. H. Il.
Hovey and two children went to Water
bury Center Saturday 10 visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs L., Y. HadlcY.-Guy
Cheney went to Thompson's Point, Lake
Champaign, Saturday, remaining over
Sunday with friends from New York
Miss Mabel Durkee Is taking a
vacation from her duties on the Messcn-
ger stan, She will visit relatives and
friends in st. Johnsbury. West Lebanon,
y. IL. Barre nnd other points, Miss
Laura Towle, who has visited relatives
here for two weeks, returned 10 her home
In Enosburg Falls Saturday-Miss Mary
Peck, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Kra-
mer, returned to Winooski Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George G.. Morse md Mr..
and Mrs H. L. Eaton Went to lIieheatc
Springs Saturday for an outing of two
wecks.-Georgc w. Clark LEFT Monday
for Old Orchard Beach to join Mrs
Clark. who is passing a few weeks there.
DIR. Charles Bates Went to Caspian lake
Saturday to pass a week with his family.
Miss Louise Fulsom of Waitsiield will
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Miss Dorothy Alexander, for the past
two years teacher In the second pri-
mary department of the graded school.
Miss Fulsom Is a sister of Miss Mabel
teacher In the grammar rcom.-
Mrs. Lou Morrin Of New York city Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Waite.-WOrd was received here
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Miss Nellie Scammell returned Friday
from her trip, to ENGLAND The Rav
Roger Trill of Winooski supplied at the
congregational Church last SUNDAY. The
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A. Shaver Of Denvers.
Mass. and son are guests at l.. : Norsc'S
Mrs, Leland, who Is in n critical Condi-
ton AT the home OF Dr. Bean docs not
improNe.-Capt and Mrs q. e. Lewis
OF Washington, d. c., have come to Hotel
Melendy for the summer.-G. F.. Melvin
Is making extensive repairs on his
residence.-The JefYersonvile Grange held
E very Interesting meeting Tuesday even
Ing at heir hall In Woodmans block a
large company Of members and invited
guests We're present
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

William Shower had the misfortune to
badly jam his foot at the mill Of Nelson
& Hall company. a log dropping on it
c. IL. Farnsworth was quite seriously
injured on a had tedder last week. Three
ribs were broken and he was otherwise
hurt,-C, y. Quimby OF Augusta, Me. is
home on a visit.-Roy Rowley OF Lcom-
mister. Mass. Is in town visiting his
uncle, H. o. Rowlcy.-W W. Chaffea of
Aarth Sheldon was IN town Friday last
\ large number OF the neighbors and
friends of @. W. Wright gathered In the
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

.irs. Harriet Ide and sons, Robert and
Paul, are visiting relatives in St. Johns
bury.-Miss Sadie Place has gone to
Lyme, y. IT,. where she VIII spend the
rest or the summer with her sister. Mrs
W. l.. chase. w. steele is spending
the week In White River Junction.-C. G.
AUSTIN Jr'. and wife Of Chicago. H..
are visiting at the homo OF Mr.. Austir's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. q. Austin
ID. \. Wikey Of Boston, Mass. was in
town over Sunday.--A. A. SERVER of
Champaign y. Y, was in town Monday.
AIRS. !. a. Place has returned from n
visit with friends in Swanton
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GEORGIA.

Tho first quarterly conference met at
me home of j. X. Curtis Thursday after
noon.-There will be social at the Meth
odist Church Friday cvening.-Mr. and
Mrs Luther Whitney of Norwalk, Conn.
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. George
l>ock-Miss Ethel Shaw of Morrsville Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. NJ. AUSTIN
MI and Mrs Allen Cleveland are the
parents OF a son, born Sunday. Misses
Hattie and Lula Bragg Of Wateyyille are
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GRAND ISLE.

j. ;. Gordon and daughter Marion
or Aiburg are visiting friends in
Grand sle.-Iiarrington Brothers
nave sold their store and goods to
Lester and Romeo Minckler. who viii
Immediately take possession and go
on with the business-Dr. O. II.
Branch Is repairing and enlnrglng his
residence at Grand Isle Corners
Stanley lloag is quite i'll, His brother
Ashley is home caring for him.-NIrs
Perry Allen is very poorlv-NIrs
Henrietta Macomber is visiting her
daughter in ST. Albans-Miss Daw,
HoaG is expected home soon from
Philadelphia.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

y terrific thunder storm visited -hi+
place Thursday afternoon 1N." barn ON
the farm Of Ira Powell wa. st,llrt; b,.
lightning and entirely destroyed. AIR and
MIS-. H. ". NarnlIm aero' panied by their
guest MI, barker from Mexico, tool; Il
"TRIP TO NerSennes and return July 90
Mr.. ana Mrs, Leo Leighton IT the State
or washington are visiting her parents
Ny ana Mrs. d. II. Watkins, and other
relatives aud f'Icnds In this vicinity.-Mrs.
j. +. Wilcox wa guest at her brothers.
VI. n DrG-". AT ESeoX Center July 90
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JOHNSON.

t. H. Stearns and family spent - few
ia! rest week in camp with Mrs. II. w.
stevens at Lake Bomoscen-WilleyB Bros,
SHippcd ear of stock from here Tues
MY armerS are well along with their
haylhS ana in most cases Gre getting n
DIX 'rop-Mrs r. G. Cristy and daush-
TEL. RoXie, are spending a few weeks in
turlInston,-A. l.. Gauvin has returned
from visit with relatives in Sheldon
Anthony McGinnis has gone to Ashland
y. H., FOR a few lays.-D S Scott and
fan1!IE have returned from Lrdor
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W EST BERKSHIRE.

Inc W. ii. NJ 5. Will meet at the church
Thursday. August T. Mt 800 p. m; subject,
Norma nism." a yellow and white supper
VIII be served at 5:30.--Mr and Mrs
Harlow Searles OF Des Moines, Ia, and
!. il. ''"mcri cf darlington were in town
iuesday.--L. w. Howe of Gardner, Mass
was guest OF q. G. Joley the past week
Miss Lottie Allen OF Lowell. Mass. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". s. LIVINGSTON.
The Village Improvement society will
give lawn party ut the home of Will
liam Diamond Tuesday evening
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HYDE PARK.

charged with stealing looking
glass during the late fire at this place.
MrS. Lucy Leach ana her daughter
MIS-. Alice Cowan. were arrairned be-
fore judi Strong July % They
pleaded not guilty but were convicted
and fined SO each and costs. An APP
peal was talien.-The democrats OF La
noble county will hold mass conven-
ton at tins place Saturday. July 80. at
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Friday Of the death in barre OF F'rocx
| "copper" former Morrsvllle resident. g.
u. Spnulding drove tn Barre SATURDAY. n,
! attend the fhnoral--Mrs Carrie Davis.
Who has passed two years in Chicago and
Minneapolis WITH relatives. returned
nome Friday ana will occupy hcr home
on mon street when vaca.cd By Mr.
and Mrs t. W Mould
Miss sadie Smaliey went to Burlington
saturday evening e. remain a few days
WIN fricnds.-I> VI. paul of boston came
saturday for "A short stay with HE par.
"ntS, Mr. ana Mrs. " l. Paul.-rte1
Newton Of Boston called upon friend,
here Mondn~-Miss Myrtle Bedell return.
sc! Saturday evening from oxford, y. H..
/ where she had visited her parents Miss
Nina Busbce OF Northampton, Mass. ia
III home for her vacation-There is 70
"o Il special bargain day IN Morrlsylilo
"hoef ihc auspices of the Merchants
"sso'iation Wednesday. August 10Th 49,
or ana Mrs, }. H. Darrow of TROY. y.
H. are guests Of Mrs. Mabel Noble MR.
barrow was formerly Miss Minnie War
ron or This placc-Judge and Mrs Ed
""ro 9. Mower and children Of Lur,irg-
ION "cr" guests over Sunday {: his ein-
f, tcrS' IN" Misses anna and Alice Move,
Mr. =, G. cum. '"'" anu MI enI
pate ;nrfr,, un..,sa.. ~ ~" f'lsh-
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs VI. W. Hinsdale is confined TO tho
house with n hard cold, ono lung being
njested.-NIrs. T. e. Hopkins and
laughter Of burlington have been pass
Ing few days with friends and relatives
Iere.-Mrs. Lawrence Welineer and chill
dren passed Monday In Williston.