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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-19

Miss Winifred Maher is in Wilmington
Miss Loring Davis is assisting at the
Inn.
Work on the sidewalks was resumed
Tuesday.
Miss Harding has finished working at
J. d. Pierce's.
Mrs NIicott has returned from a visit
in Londonderry.
Miss Naomi Rose has been visiting Miss
Mabel HaZelton.
\ fine new piano has been put into the
County House recently.
The boarders at the Inn enjoyed a corn
roast Saturday evening
F. G. Martin has returned from a trip
to New York and Boston.
dancing party was given by the Inn
boarders Tuesday evening.
A prisoner was brought to the jail
Tuesday from Bellows Falls
Miss Margaret Maher is visiting Doris
Beach, in Springfield, Mass.
The W. c. T. U. will have a food sale
next week on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hosford of Greenfield was a re-
cent guest at Mrs, p. c. Moores,
Mrs. E. b. Woodcock Of Boston is
spending a week at the County House.
Work was begun on Monday straighten-
ing lle IOdu ABOVE lile Earl ltNlS pace
Mrs. Benjamin Wilson went to Man
chester Monday to visit her sister a few
weeks.
George K. Davis has returned from an
extended trip to New York and other
places,
Raymond Eddy, who has been board
ing at the Inn, returned to Providence,
Monday.
Miss Florence Grey Of New York visited
Mrs. Lucy Hosley from Thursday until
Saturday.
Samuel Sloane of New York is expected
here by friends soon He will come by
automobile.
Mrs Ward Eager is with her sister,
Mrs. Albert Austin in Broo1line to stay
q few days.
The ladies' aid society will serve a
bean supper in the church vestry next
week Friday.
Miss Sessions was in town last week
soliciting funds for Kurn Hattin home in
Westminster.
Miss Iona Emery of Orange, Mass, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Rand.
Miss Mabel and Miss Helen Taylor of
Medford, Mass. are at Mrs. Micott's
for their vacation.
Mrs. George Parsons is expecting visit
from her sister, Mrs. Ashley Craig, whose
home is in Canada.
A successful food sale was held Satur-
day afternoon to raise money for the
Christian Endeavor society.
Miss Hattie Johnson, who had been with
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catarrh Cannot be Cured

With local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure 1t you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physical ms
In this country for years and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mu-
cous surfaces. The perfect comblna ton
of the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price rs cents.
ton.
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Green Mountain Beauty

This registered Morgan stallion No. 514S
will make the season OF 1910 at my stables
in Townshend, Saturday and Tuesday
evenings. VIII be in West Wardsboro
Mondays, in East Dover and Williamsvine
Tuesdays; and remainder OF the week,
evenings, at Bacon's mill, IL mile above
Townshend. TERMS; s15-s5 down.
Green Mountain Beauty is a dark chest
nut stallion six years old. stands 1873
hands high, weighs 1850 pounds. He has
a fine name and tail, magnificent head
and neck, we'll turned limbs, and beauti-
fully rounded hips Is a pure-gaited
trotter and superb picture of the Nor
gan horse.
Pedigree-Green Mountain Beauty was
sired by Thoughtful Lambert, 1921, son OF
Thought, 1881, by Daniel Lambert, bred
by George Walker OF Middlebury, VT
Dam dark bay, bred by VIM. France OF
New Haven, VT, got by British Splendor,
son Of old British Splendor, I'd dam Shoe
Fly, bay, untraced. Green Mountain
Beauty was foaled June II, 1902 Reg
istered in the American Morgan Register,
No. 514S.
Lien will be claimed and retained upon
get OF said stallion, to secure payment OF
service fee. Terms: SIS, IS down.
M. p. CIRCUIT, Townshend, VI.
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Mrs. e. L. Marcy.

The funeral service of Mrs +. L. Marcy
was held in the church Tuesday afternoon
and was very largely attended. Scrip
ture was read by Rev. Mr. Moore and
prayer was offered by Dr. Sweetser Of
Philadelphia E. II. Miller sang Lead,
Kindly Light" and Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere"
Mrs. Marcy was a member of the ladies'
aid society, the Rebekahs and the Wo-
mans Relief corps and each society was
represented by many of the members. At
the burial in Woodlawn cemetery the
beautiful ritual of the Rebekahs was a
part of the service. Each of the societies
gave a floral piece and a great profusiOn
of flowers from relatives and friends bore
testimony Of the love and respect i'm
which she was held. After her death
in salt Lake City, prayer service was
held at the home of her brother-in-law,
F. E. Marcy, and many flowers were pre-
scented there
Mildred Ballou Marcy was born in Will
mington in 1862, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David S. Ballou. She was one
of a family of six children four of whom
are now living. A brother, William
Balou, lives in Alaska and Walter c.
another brother, lives in Newfane The
two sisters are Mrs. II. II. Winchester OF
Brattleboro and Mrs. A n. Sherman OF
Williamsville. Two daughters, Mrs. Eller
Marcy Waite of Brattleboro and Mis-,
Edna Marcy, who has taught school sew
eral years in Alaska, and who was re-
turning with her mother, survive, Hel
husband, Ernest L. Marcy, is a native o
Newfane, and is now engaged in business
in Illinois. Before her marriage, Mrs
Marcy taught school successfully and a
one time taught the village school here
She was one who made many friends an,
had an unusually bright and sum
nature.
She was an interested and helpful mem
Der in all the societies to which she be
longed and will be greatly missed He
family have the sympathy Of the entir
community in their great loss and in tn
sad home coming which had been s
pleasantly anticipated.
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WILLiAMsVlLLE.
A. M. MerrlfIeld,s Business Sold.

An important business transaction was
completed Saturday when A. M. Merri-
field sold his steam mill, basket shop and
general store to NJ. Ascher of Springfield,
Mass Mr. Merriheld started the basket
business in 1892 in the old mill at the
foot of cemetery hill that was burned in
1895 He then bought the saw mill on
the present site, then owned by c. X.
Stedman, and began the basket business
more extensively. That was burned in
1905 He rebuilt and now has one of the
best basket shops about here. Mr. Ascher
plans to put in more help later on. He
came from Springfield Monday and re-
manned until Thursday. John Machol Of
Springfield will come Saturday to take
charge. Mr. Merrifed will still con-
tnue the teaming and lumber business.
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AUCTION

Having decided to move to New YORK
city, l will sell the following properly a,
public auction in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-19

Deans Rheumatic Pills for rheumatism
and neuralgia, Entirely vegetable. Safe.
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ENOsEURG.

Mrs. Hattie l.. Nichols received a tele-
gram apprising her of the sudden death
Of her aunt. Mrs Charles stevens. of
Rutland on Sunday. March 2i-Mrs. War
rem J. Remington, who has been spending
the winter at the home of her son. q. Il.
Remington. in New York city. came to Bel
lows Falls last week ana will visit her
niece. Mrs. Frank Mcigs. before coming
home. Her son accompa MED her to Bel
lows Ealls.-rhe listers have begun their
work.-Will Sheppard OF HiGhgate is at
y. J. Eashaw s.--ATrs George Young of
East Bakers field is very i'll Mrs. VIM.
kddcr and little daughter OF Derby have
returned to their home accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Harry kiddcr. who gocs
for a Visit.--Rev Mr.. Titus of Peru. y.
e., visited his mother, Mrs q. s. Fassctt,
last week. The health of Mr. Titus is such
that he may he unable to take charge this
yeHr.-Miss Mary Stratton Of EnosburC
Fails has been visiting her friend, Helen
Wright at Wright Farms. and Mable Gid
dngs OF East Bakers field.-tiladys ami
Winiired Gates have returned to St. Al
hans. Misses Martha and Florence Per-
ley visited at the home Of their uncle.
Eugene perleY, ruesdaY.-F. NJ. Weight
lng u
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children returned from n weeks visit to
Swnrton. Mrs. a. NJ. Jcffords has moved
To her farm from rooms in the pcrlcy
block. which she has occupied during
the winter months Mrs. 4. NJ Ascltine
and children have left here for their
now home In burlington. The following
Officers Of the Ladies' Village Improve.
ment society were elected at the meet
ing hold with Mrs y. +. Greenwood Mon
day evening: Mrs. J. NJ. Joffords. presi-
dent: Mrs H. Y. Kimball. Mrs. T.. J.
Tyler. Mrs. W. Il. MtiEuy, vice. presi-
dents; Mrs T.. +. Greenwood. secretary,
Mrs l.. l.. Marsh. treasurer; Mrs T.. "
Perkins Miss Edith Pratt. Mrs r. H.
Brown literary committee; Mrs. G. L.
Marsh; Mrs q. Merrill. Miss Belle C.
Stone, flower committee. II was voted to
the annual tent dinner May 3O--Thc Mis-
sisquoi ministerial meeting was held with
the Rev. w. +. Clark Tuesday. Those
present from out OF town were the I,cvs.
Uoughton and Howard of Bakersfield
Ferry and Douglass OF Richford and Il,
r. Currier of West Enosburg There was
a discussion on the subject of Baptism
and paper by the Rev O. Il Houghton,
Christian citizenship" The next meet
ing will be " ith the Rev. W +. Forsythe
the first Tuesday in May-R. w. Clark,
who was operated ON at the st. Adams
hospital for strangulated hernia about
two weeks ago. is expected home to-
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MONTGOMERY.

John o. Baxindalc is home from the t..
" NJ. on a short vacation Munson Good
speed Of Brooklinc, Mass. and Nelson
Goodspecd of St Adams visited their sis
ter, Mrs. Ellen Head. last week.--Miss
Agnes Taylor Of l'rooklyn. n. y, Is visit
ing at Ernest Combs for the summer
Miss Alice Clapp returned from New
York Sntur1ay.-P Il. Swan Is suffering
with the Grip.--Miss Lucy Parker and
Amara Lumbra returned to Montpelier
Seminary Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. W. T..
Locklin and family returned to Richford
Monday. after spending - few days at +.
&. Swans schools begin April 1s.-rhe
W. H. NJ. s. met Wednesday
with Mrs V. G. Mansfield. The
". G. T. T. meets Friday with
Mrs. Euseba l'rovo.-l,ichard Parker has
returned to Vermont Academy ut Saxtons
River.--Mrs. l.. i. Martin Is i'll Mrs. 4.
A. Rushford and children Of -, Adams
are visiting in town.
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in town. having come from Plattsburgh.
Adam Quiser has moved to the ". w.
Sawyer farm at AlburR.-C. H. Parker Of
Burlington was in town over Sunday -
George King was home from Vermont
university last week. Mrs Leslie Pike
is ill--A surprise party was given Miss
Freda Sterling Friday evening.-W a.
Loop OF Swanton was In town Last week.
Mrs. Hiram Lewis and Lester Lewis are
iIl.-Reginald McDonouRh is ill.-Miss
Carswell and Jesse Hocoinb of Houses
Point were last week at H. q. lfocOmb's 4.
Mr., Crafts Of Boston was IN town last
week. the guest of a. II. lIill. There
are Il few cases OF diphtheria and typhoid
fever In town. Fred james IS moving to
the u. g. Holcomb farm, which hc re-
Gently bought.-P. j. Farrell of Swanton
and James Tudhope OF North Hero were
In town Tuesday Archie Nauselettc is
TO work W. s. Thomass farm this year.
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SOUTH HERO.

Clarence Robinson has brought home
his new gasoline launch, the Star. built in
Burlington.-Ma brothers are working
at II. y. Wadsworth's. making extensive
Improvements on the housc.-The Whist
club was entertained last Thursday
evening at the home of Charles Dubuc.
Mrs. Juan Robinson will entertain the
club Friday evening of this week.-An-
drew Blow. who was taken suddenly III
Sunday night. is better ct present
Mrs. w. w. Styles returned from Wash
ington. y. O.. Wednesday, Schools in
town opened April 4 with the following
teachers: Sandbar. Mrs. W. ". White;
south. Mrs. Il. Il. Fletcher: west, Mis-,
/ Eessctte; north. Miss 'Iuldah Hoag --
Maple Lawn Academy opened for the
eoriuy term Monday
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MILTON.

Five persons were received into mem
hership with the congregational Church
Faster sunday, April ~; one by letter
and four hy confession.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isham Of Bur-
lneton spent sunday in town-The Rev.
Il. +. Herrick exchanged pupits Sunday
with the Rev Mr.. Kidder Of Westford.-
Mrs G. 7. Pratt is slowly falinG.-Mrs,
H. D. Wood and Sara Hin returned Mon
day to Nontreal.-At a meeting Of the
Congrega tiopal Church Thursday even
ing Il was voted not to accept the resis-
nation OF the Rev. Z. T. 1errick.-Mr.
and Mrs. O. II. Hewey, Mr. and Mrs.
.%lyah Holmes and Orson llewey attend
I'd the funeral of Mrs. Lucia Caswell in
Fairfax Sunday. Richard Flynn of Tn
uorhill is visiting friends in town.-Hlis-
Grace Holmes is with friends In Fairfax
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BEAVER.

Emma Webster. wife of Lucian II.
Caswell. died Thursday night after less
than q hours illness. She leaves to
mourn her lons husband. daughter
and sister. She was born on the place
where she died and with the exception
OF one year II had always been her home.
The funeral was held at one o'clock Sun =
day afternoon at the home.
Miss Sarah and Cyrus Leach returned
to their work in Lynn and Boston. Mass.
Monday.-Hobart Leach has been quite
sick for few days.-Among those from
out Of town to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Caswell We're MIR. and Mrs S. L. Cas-
we'll of South Burlington, Mrs. Jackson
and Miss Alice Caswell. Orson Hewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Hewey of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Irish of Westford,
w. Cady and William Marsh of Cam
bridge
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ErINTsRURC.

.,u.. ,..,,,.,e Nr,y q p,id,,,, -, a..
,,,.,i,,n ,o,d was totoI1v dcstro,.od So,
,,,'. ',,',l,,. nt,I,i ,oeather Win 10 hoa1
- .,,I. fam. hnrsos and two hogs and
40 hons The loss is about S.. cpo with si,o5o
insurance. The orinln of the fire is un-
known. Ray Vnucor lost horse. wagon
and harness lie was visiting his father.
who carries ON the farm.-llarold lew
renee. .sou or eyed LaWrence who died
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rotary. ". n. Parker. The school direct
ors OF Berkshire made application for
admission into tho union and were ad-
mitted.-1 of T.. r. Greene was engaged
us superintendent for another year
Mrs Dr. f.. r. Brown of burlington is
visiting in town.-Mss Pauline Rowley
spent several days in Richford inns
wcek.--C. NJ. Foley, 8. s. Hall. 81, D. -
Han. Jr., G. Is. Barnard ana W. D.
Wright were In Richford Tuesday'-b'
s. Wright was in St Adams on business
Mondav.--The selectmcn are Mt work
completing tho new road from the Camp
bell farm to the residence of II. Is.
EMller. on east Hill.
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franklin
ST. ALE ms.

April IL is the day set by Judge o. n
kelton for Franklin county town authori-
ties. to appear in probate court and insti-
tute proceedings for the rc-commitmcnt
of insane paupers TO the state hospital
nj W1torAurv. .C"'t cary a. lc= 'i2, COM
mitnehts under the new law.
=. l.. Wright, route agent for the Amer
lean Express company, stationed here
for the past two years. has gone to New
York city where he has a similar posi-
ton. Mrs. Wright will Join her husband
about the first of June.
Col. Tarrand G rtrae7han, formerly of
this city, is become n member of the
newly organized banking firm of Bartlett,
Stranahan 4 Co, with Offices in New
YORK, Providence and BOSTON.
FRANKLIN county court resumed bust
ness nj two o'clock Monday afternoon
0nd the case of Nelson A. Wanzer and
vie ". y. g. Webster ana G.. W. James
was taken up. The ease was for alleged
trcspass. The plaintff was represented bv
G.. q. Austin & Son and the defendants bv
Il. q. Sturevant. and Hogan & Hogan. In
the case Of State vs.. John Wilkes for
lllegcd arson, the defendant pleaded not
guilty
Mrs. Esther Roberts SENEGAL died Sun
day afternoon at five O'Clock at the home
Of her granddaughter. Mrs. Samuel T.
Ma jor, of Lake street Mrs. SENEGAL was
- years old and is survived by two grand.
daughters. Mrs. s. r. Major and Mrs. r.
Tromhly. The body was taken to Mooers
Forks. y. y, for burial
Anislee l.. Lawrence. formerly leader
of the opera house orchestra, has been
engaged as leader OF Leclair's orchestra
Mr.. Lawrence has studied with Alfred
Larsen for four years. Charles T.. Pei
will act as manager of this rcorganzed
| orchestra. The opera house orchestra
| has dsbanded.
The building on the corner of Con
gross ana Main streets. owned by Henry
! g. Morton and one Of the old landmarks
| OF the oity. is being raised preparatory
| to the erection of an apartment building
| by Dr. Arthur Morton. Henry l.. chad
| wick. who has occupied n part of thf
building as n furniture repair shop. has
moved into the old Whiting building JUS
| south.
W. j. Baldwin is confined to the house
| by illness
st tic annual meeting of FRANKLIN
Lodge, +. u \. NJ, No. T. last evening
! the following officers were elected: Wor
shlpful master. s. 5. Russell; senior war
den. +. l.. Robbins: junior warden. II. r
| kimbal: secretary. j. Kenneth Smith
, treasurer GUY r. Barker
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GEORGIA.

DR.. ard Mrs. c. Smith Of West ford are
visitors in town.--The Rev. l. l.. Homes
took charge of the service at the Meth
odst Church Sunday, and the sermon
was by Superintendent Hunt of St. AL
bans.-O. B. Wood and W. II. Bragg
have received their appointments as cen
sus cnumerators.--R Williams, daugh-
Ter of John Williams, who IL in 81. AL
bans hospital is falling. TIE lnfart
daughter Of Mir. anl Mrs, Horace Blake
is I'm ST. Adams hospital. by the will of
the late Olive Jane .aldwei the M"th.
odist Church will receive $3.50 The Rev.
G. g. Mcpougall was called to Fairfax
Sunday to attend funeral
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BERKSHIRE.

GEORGE w. Bowen has received the APP
point ent of census enumerator for
Berkshire.-The DOrcas society met
Wednesday with Mrs. A. II. Bowen. -
Schools begin here Monday. April H..
Miss Alkaline Stanhope has been engaged
to teach the Center and Miss Anna Berry
the Stiles school.-Farmers have gather
ed their kets.-Thermomcters regis
tered lCO Tuesday Rogers has
gone to Concord. ~ H.. where he has
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was received last
week of the death of Phil Whitehead,
formerly OF this place. at the Sheldon
poor farm. where he was taken last fail.
AT a meeting Of the school directors
of the union of Richford and Montgom-
cry at Richford Tuesday. Prof. +. F.
Greene was again appointed supervisor
They also voted to take Berkshire into
the unlon.-Thc condition of W. =. Jolley
remains about the same.
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RICHFORD.

Byron y. Clark secretary of the boys
work of the Y. NJ. c. a., gave an inter
csting illustrated lecture in Association
hall Friday evening. He showed lantern
slides of views taken from the three V
NJ. G. ~ boys camps-Miss Myrtle T.
DIN of Thetford is with her aunt. the
Rev. Mrs. NJ. McKinstry being employed
in the millinery department Of the
Sargent store.-C Fred Norris has moved
his family to Bedford. Que. for the sum-
mor.--M Mrs. Carleton Seares and children
OF Chicago visited last week at the home
OF her brother, r. c. Sears. Supper was
served In the vestry of the Methodist
Church Wednesday evening b. the
Ladies' Aid society-Mrs. Joseph Beaten
of Littleton. n. H.. and Mrs. Leon Jacobs
and children Of burlington are visiting
at George A. Wilson's.-Mrs James
Patten died Wednesday morning at the
home of her son. James Patten, and
the funeral was held at the Meth
odist Church Friday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock The body was placed I'm the
receiving vault of the cemetery and later
will be taken TO Durham. QUE for burial.
-Cortez f. Carpenter has received news
Of the death of Mis- father, James X.
Carpenter. of Bloomer Wis. at the age
Of "a years.--Mrs. John Dixon Is seriously
lll.-Mrs A. b. Chappel of Johnson, n.
H., is visiting her father, Frank Gull
mette.
Edward Chalifoux was arrested and
brought before Justice Of the Peace Il.
a. Coneer April 4. charged with Sec
ond offence OF intoXicatlOn He pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS and costs. which
he paid. Henry Myers was brought be-
| fore Justice Congor March 30 charged
| with a first offense of intoxication. to
which he pleaded guilty Being unable
| to pay the fine of s. and costs. he took
| the alternative sentence of ten days in
Franklin county iail at St, Adams Mrs,
! j. G.. Lindstrom went to Worcester Mass.
| Tuesday and from there she will go to
| New York to Join her husband who was
| recently promoted to the position OF
| watcLman In tire Immigration service and
stationed at Ellis island.-Miss Bernce
Mosier has returned from ST. Albans.--
The vacant factory Of tho o. l.. Kinds
company is being put in condition for
| onerntion. and II Is expected that tho
manufacture of garments will be resum-
cd hero about April Is This factory has
been closed Ave or six years,-Four can
didates we're present at the public ex-
animation Of teachers held In this place
last week.-Mrs.. r. j. Chadburn has re-
turned to her home IN Montreal sfte,
Waiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b
t;rice. and sister, Mrs. y. NJ. James.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge 81

Your correspondent notices the state
ment from Wiliston hat tho testing OF
The fire alarm whistle in burlington was
heard there. We believe Essex Center Is
some three or four miles farther away
nine miles) hut your correspondent dis
inctlN heard every blast of the whistle.
NJ n. Lee of Hyde Park called on
friends In this village Tuesday Mrs. Ear
ney of st. Adams is Visiting at \. T..
Iarnsworth 'S.-Alcc Davis returned 20
Boston Monday M y. Adams. who has
been seriously i'll. is some bettcr-Alrs.
Jennie Garvin. who has been sick is bet
tcr.-Mrs. George RiSby has returned from
Shelburne.--Jhe Ladies' Aid will serve
supper from to : Thursday evening.
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GRAND ISLE.

BESSIE Parker teaches in Wcstfield
the coming season MERIT Nantjne +
at his nome in Grand Isle, looking after
his farming interests. Mrs. Martha Laid
Is slowly gaining Mrs. Fred Macon
Der has returned from u visit to Yves;
fiald, her former home Miss Jessie Ross
mas AGAIN received tho nomination Of
country superintendent of schools for
Grand leic county.
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HUNTINGTON.

\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Elbridge Ross March Sl.--Martin Sherman
of New Hampshire has been visiting his
brother. A. T. Sherman- Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Billado are the parents of a son.
Mrs. Jane Fuller has gone 30 her son =
in Gtarks boro for a short stay. after which
she will 80 to EnosburS for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Kate Ross returned home Satur-
day after passing the winter in Rich
mond with her son, Or. Rcss.-Miss Lulu
Sweet returned to Aionkton Friday after
a several weeks stay with her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter
Mrs. J. W. Spauliing entcrtans the
Missionary society at her home Thursday
aftornoon.--Miss Mary Ferrin Of Essex
visited friends in town over Sunday --
Mrs. Nelson Eashaw is i'll with the grip,