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EAST FAIRFIELD.

William Barry and family, Edward
Brannon and family and the Misses
Taguc of New Hampshire are in camp
at IIighgate Springs,-Mr, and Mrs. j.
c. Davis have returned from Wiscon-
sin and it is said Will make their
home here in the future-Mrs. Caro-
line Kidder of Enosburg Falls is visit
Ing friends in town.-A supper will
be served in the Guild rooms Thurs
day from , o'clock until g. Mrs. Ma
than has charge.-Thc Catholic soci-
ETY. Will serve cake and ice cream
Tuesday afternoon ard evening. August
2Srd on the lawn of Mr.. Archambault
Thomas Bruhn of New York city is
guest of DIR. \. H. and Miss Rosa
Patten. Miss Dorothea Patten of
Franklin Is also visiting at DR.. Pat
ten's.--Mrs. Lillian Richie McGinn and
son Of ST. Adams. who have been
visiting Mrs John Leach and other
relatives for few days, have re-
turned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Soule have returned from Rangely
Lakes. Maine. where they have been
for the past two months, and will
occupy Mrs. Eva Gctes's house-Al-
mer Gilbert. Grovc~. Chase, Leo Chase,
Henry Donelly and William Brannon
are camping at silver Lake, Frank
lin.-George Wright who has had
charge of the station at East Hard
wick for about four months. has fin
ished work there and will act as STA
tion agent ~ Fairfield
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GEORGIA.

The "Kamp Kill Rare minstrels gave
very pleasing entertainment at the
town hall Friday evening. Tier chorus
of about 20 voices was exceptionally
Eood.--At the democratic caucus We'd
nesday Aug. 10 the party nominated f.
o. Pattee as their candidate for town rep
resentativc.
Mr. and Mrs. st. Denis are the parents
of n boy.-Seymore Wiley from the West
Is in town visiting his uncle, Smith Wiley.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Popplc Saturday.--C. NJ. Austin
was in Burlington August 1o.-The
Kamp Kill Karc boys gave concert at
the town hail Friday evening. assisted by
Georgia Cornet hand, for the benefit Of
the Grange.-Niss Ethel Shaw returned to
her home in stowe Friday.-Mrs. NJ. O..
Bragg Morton Bragg, Mabel Bliss and
Ella Cleveland are In Sheldon.-Mrs. o.
car Wood and son. Francis, left for Stowe
Friday to visit hor sister. Mrs. Mark
Shaw.--Thc condition OF T.. \. Howard
remains the same
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which he will pass with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Silas +. Wilson,. c. Ford,
deputy collector, has rented Mrs. l.. ".
Smiths ne,, house on Province street.
Richford defeated Enosburg Falls in a
game Of ball at Island Park Saturday
afternooA. The score was to 8. in
favor OF Richford.
Next saturday afternoon at $3.50 the
st. Adams base ball team will play
the Richford team the first Of n series
Of three games. Hatch will pitch for
ST. Adams and Bishop for Richford.
The game will bring out some real,
hard. snappy base ball and should draw
n large crowd OF enthusiastic fans.
Mrs. Otis Gross OF Montpelier 10 visit
ing here.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Lear
started Tuesday morning for Pennsyl-
vmnia.-T. A. Manuel went to New York
Tuesday on business trip.-Samuel Liv-
ingston of New York is visiting his son.
Edward l. INSTRUMENTATION Wilson is
visiting In East Berkshire.
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RICHFORD.

At the democratic caucus Friday even
ing Sheldon II. Boright was nominated
for town representative by reclamation.
Mr. Boright Is an attorney and Il byothcr
of G. NJ. Boright, who represented Rich
ford in the General Assembly of 1aO6--
Mrs. Lydia T.. Hewett returned to Bur
lington Saturday after passing two weeks
with her sister. Mrs. A. ]. Elliott.-James
Kemp of Boston Is visiting G. e. Hurlbut
Charles Sykes has gone 10 Schenectady.
n. y, where no Is employed by the
General Electric company.-Mrs. Charles
Rracey and two children OF Concord, ~
H., are visiting her brother, c. T. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Lovelette are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Wilbur Richardson
of South Troy.-Mrs. Sarah Fife and
daughter, Lizzie, of Berlin, ~ H., are
visiting In this place, where they formerly
resided The bank was closed Tues
day Bennington Battle day. and the post
office observed the usual closing hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Noyes OF Boston
are passing two weeks with his parentc,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, b. Noyos-Mrs. Ma,
Manuel OF Boston Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs, L. II. Smith.
r. r. Wilson OF Macon, Mo-, arrived
here SUNDAY for vacation NJ two wAaL.
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franklin
81. ALphNS

Mrs David Daniels. aged 70 years. who
had been i'll for many weeks at the home
or her daughter Mrs. Joseph Daignault,
died Wednesday Aug 10. Mrs Daniels was
born in st. Ilyacinthe, Que, In 1895 and
was married in this city 90 years ago.
She is survived by her husband and
seven children, George w. Daniels of
Sioux Falls, s, D., who arrived here
death, Edmund Of Los Angeles, Cal,
Samuel d. Of Farnham, Que, Mrs. J. A.
LeT,ean of Montreal. Mrs, ]. II. supre-
nant Of Stanbridgc East. Que Mrs. 8. A.
Hebert and Mrs. J. w. Dagnauit of this
city. The funeral was held at Holy
Angels Church Saturday morning at
nine O'Clock and tho burial was
place at Mount Calvary cemetery. Mrs
Daniels had lived here since she was 10
years OF age
DR. r. r. Waugh has bought a farm
in Hiehgate of the Rev. r. j. Ranslow.
Dr. A. A. Skeela has purchased n farm
on the Bronson road OF Mrs o. Melgs,
The republican and democratic town
caucuses were held at the town hall ut
st. Adams bay Saturday evening. The
republicans nominated William Guyette
for town representative. The democrats
nominated Sanford ]. Meigs but he refused
to run and tho meeting was adjourned
until some evening this week
Mrs. Bertha Atkinson Alexander wife
Of Marshall II. Alexander died Saturday
noon after an Illness of severa! months.
Mrs. Alexander was A years old nnd
was married March 90 1884 she Is sur
vived by her husband a daughter, Ruth.
wife OF Carl Kempton of this city. and
one sister Mrs, George J.. Nayborrv Of
Boston, who arrived here Sunday night
The funeral was held at the house Mon.
day afternoon at 2.So o'clock, the Rev
William Shaw OF Enosburg Falls and the
Rev Ralph r. Lowe officiating
The democrats of the city met in
caucus Monday night to nominate n cam
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ST. GEORGE.

a family gathering of thirty, at
which four generations were present.
occurred at the residence of Mrs.
Edgar 1Iinsdalc on August 14th. Those
present were: Mitchell w. Hinsdale
and Miss Mildred White of st. George.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram $. Hinsdale and
granddaughter Nina, Mr.. and Mrs
Newton III. Hinsdale and daughter. Ei.
'eda, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson NJ. Hins-
hale and children. Maydean. Doris
and Wright of Willston: Mr.. and
Yrs. Frank Il. Iiinsdale and daughter.
lucy, of Hinesburgh Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
h'or f. Davis and sons. Wright and
Leslie. NJ and Mrs Sidney T.. Hins-
dale and son Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore T. Hopkins and daughter.
Edith, of Burlington; Mr. Watson
Judd. Of Thetford: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
e. Hlnsdale of Boston. Mass. Refresh
ments were served on rustic tables
arranged under the trees on the lawn
theodore r. Hopkins acted as
postmaster, and a pleasant hour was
passed in listening to "reminiscences
by the older persons and recitations
and singing by the children. Mrs
Earl Aver and two children are spend-
ms the week In Swanton.-oTrs
stella Ayres and children. Gladys and
Matte. of Frederick. $. n, spent Sat
irday at W. w. T1insdale's
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THE BURLINGTON AND THURSDAY AUGUST 49,

didatc for city representative. George
G.. story presided and T. u. Sullivan
acted as secretary. John T.. Maun was
nominated representative to run against
the republican nominee, Warren
r. Austin. a committee was also ap-
pointed to confer with a committee of
republicans to make UP justice
ticket At the town democratic eau
Gus Monday night, John Button was nom
mated for town representative.
Harold y. Thompson. son Of John ].
Thompson of this city, and Miss Mary G.
Burke. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
T.. Burke OF West Rutland, were married
at Albany, Y. v, July 20, and until Sum
day the affair had been Kept secret.
Mr.. and M. T'-,'n.ro1 v'N ras'dc in
West Rutland. Mir. Thompson Is or-
ployed In the Colonial bowling alleys,
Rutland. and Miss Burke has been at
work for her father
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MILTON.

Mrs. Relden and daughter who have
been visiting hey son. c. II. Belden, re-
turned Saturday to their home in Corinth.
n. Y.-M,ss Emma Flint has returned to
her home IN Randolph She was accom-
panied home by her grandfather, the
Rev L. Z. Herrick. who will spend a
couple of weeks vacation there-George
Bouruue has been spending a few DAYS
III Orange county.-Mrs George Newton
of Cnderhll Is vlsitn. her son, Wilbury
Newton.-Miss Gladys Phelps Is home
from Burllngton.-Mrs. y. u. Parker and
daughter of Richmond spent Sunday at
y. a. Robinson's.
MISS Della Harris died Saturday
afternoon at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. G. s. Ashley, where she has made
her home for many years, after a long
Illness. Miss Harris was injured over
81 years ago and had not been able to
had been confined to her bed The
funeral was held from the home on
Monday NJ ESQ p. m. the Rev. H. NJ.
Clarke officiating. He was assisted by
the Rev. T. r. Ferrick. Miss Harris Is
survived by three sisters, Mrs c. s. Ash
ley Of this place, Mrs Sarah Petty of
south Hero and Mrs. Jennie Harris Of
Detroit, Mich. The remains were
'aken To Castleton Tuesday morning
for burial.
Mr.. \. :. Bcrrck has returned from
NillshorO.-Miss Jessie Brown OF New
Bedford Is visiting her sister, Miss Clara
Irown.-Rcv. and Mrs NJ H. Ryan and
son, arthur, of Brownsville are spend
Ing two weeks vacation in town
Mrs. Clara Fowler of Cnderhill was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Jane Flynn.
Wednesday.-Mrs Hortense Miner of
JcTersonvl!le is the guest of Miss IIdah
Meekcr-hlr. and Mrs. D. C, liouck and
MI and Mrs l.. y, Fay of Schenectady.
. \" are visiting w e. Prentiss.-Dr. l..
e. liolcomhe has new Buick automo-
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hanley few days ago
Mrs. j. w. Davis Of Rouses Point. ~
y. Is visiting her porents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Culver.-At the republican
caucus last Saturday evening Ar
thur j. Cavanaugh secured the nomi-
nation for town representative
William Miner of St Louis, Mo-. a
former resident, is here for a brief
visit. This is Mr.. Miners first visit in
twenty ycars.-The democratic eau
Gus was held at the town hall Tues
DAY evening and Fred F.. NARROW was
nominated for town reprusen .atlve.
a union justice ticket made up Of
three republicans and four democrats.
was agreed on.-Oriando jay visited
relatives in Essex Junction the fore
part Of the wcok.-Herald Stevens of
burlington. county road supervisor,
~2s in town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ro-
leo has moved to Shelburne. where he
has employment.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Pau I3lodah and granddaughters.
Marguerite and Lucia Boucher. visited
reldtiN cS in Stove last weck.-Miss Lena
Tillotson has returned from visit In
Lowell-Miss Laura Davis of ST. Adams
Is visiting her grandpai ents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. w. Davis.-Mr. and Mrs Hubert
Sou.e who have been spending their
honeymoon at Old orchard Beach, have
reformed home.-The remains of William
II. IIorrigan, formerly of East Fairfield.
W"r, brought to this place for burial
friday. August T. The funeral was
held from st. Georges Church, the Rev.
Father Pcnders ciating.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas McNaney Of Fairfield
visited relatives in town over Sunday
Miss Amanda Farrand is the guest OF
her parents.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mis- Ausle Moody. who had been in
moor health Cor a long time ard in
critical condition for several weeks. died
at the homo Of her sister. Mrs. c. ~.
siocum Saturday afternoon, Funeral
services were held from the home Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev.
otto :. Raspc of the UniversalisI Church
officiating. The remains wcre taken Il
Stowe for burial Miss Moody was a
native of St>Ne. but had lived in thit
village for several years. She was about
10 years Of age and had taught school
In this vicinity for many years. She
leaves two sisters. Mrs, c. H. Socum and
Miss Mary Moody of Cleveland O., an!
one brother, Attorney L. c. Moody OF
Mortpcl!er.--M Salome Snyder died at
TIE homo OF her sister Mrs. Simon Best.
Sunday morning. after an illness OF
about two weeks She was born IN
Standhr!dge, i. @. Sept. 81. 1896, ard
canIc to this town about seven years
ago. She had lived with Mrs. Martha
81 ford until she was taken i'll. She was
q member OF tho Methodist Church tho
local Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union and the Ladies' Auxiliary societ
OF the Methodist Church. She is survives
by two sisters, Mrs. Simon Best of thin
place and Mrs. Cassius Lapoint OF st
Almond, T. Q.-John Weafer OF Boston
arrived In town Tuesday TO visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer.-
Homer Smith has traded Tho Call and
See" farm on l.aport road with Joseph
Collect for tho latters place on Battle
Row road in Hyde Park--The Rev. II.
l.. Jennings of Somerville. Mass. oc-
cupied the pulpit In the Methodist Church
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. r, Camp
bell and the Rev. and Mrs. T. w Best
went TO Sheldon Sunday, where Mr.. Best
preached at the Methodist camp meet
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. A. u. bradford re-
turned Tuesday from n two weeks vaca-
ton in Jericho and st. Adams Bay
Mrs, Harriet Smith OF New York city
(COntinucd on page ~.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Caroline Bowen has returned to
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Hilton
THOMPSON and Mrs. Thompson's sister
have returned to Staatsburg. y. Y, where
they have been visiting at the home
of Mrs +. n. Thonpson.-Mr and Mrs
r. H. Williams of Corinth are visiting
Mrs. j. j. Mckinney Miss Charlotte
Jennc II Fnosburg Falls is spending a
few days with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. a. II. Bowen.-Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Tracy visited in Montgomery sunday
Mrs. G. II. Johnson and sons, Leon
and Gordon, have returned from Gardner,
Mass.-Georgc Temple of Bakersfield is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Il. s. Jcfsords.
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. =. A. Place Is visiting in Hard
Week.-Mrs.. d. W. Steele and daughters
are occupying the L. o. Nye cottage at
Highgate Springs.-Mrs. j. C. Pomeroy
of Des Molnes. Iowa, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. c. X.
Lyon. left Monday for Niagara Falls,
N. "a. A. SERVER Of Champlan, n. Y.
was in town Monday.--Mrs. Kitty Bell
and daughter, Miss Anna Bell, of Norris
vile are visiting Mrs. A. b. Cutler,-Mrs,
Herbert G. Carman and son. Brigham.
returned Friday from a two weeks visit
with friends in Springfield and WINDSOR
c. A. Skeels of Springfield. Mass. was in
town over Sunday.-Mrs. Frank Hatch OF
Swanton was In town Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fogerty and son.
Kenneth of Worcester. Mass. are visit
ing in town.-Mrs Sadie James Harmotte
OF Pit.sburE. Penn, Is visiting her moth
err Mrs. Elsie Janes.-Wiliam MARI has
gone to Greenville. Me.-Mr. and Mrs.
C. b. Muir Of Burlington are visiting in
town.-Mrs. w. 3. Lockiin of Richford
is visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Swan.
The Misses Kate Sampson. Mabel Park
err Ruth Goodspeed and May Hall spent
a few days last week at Franklin Pond
with the family of George Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moffatt and fam
lily are a Franklin Pond for week. -
Mr. and Mrs Fred Moore, who have been
visiting in town, started on Tuesday for
the northwest.--Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Bennett visited in Waterville over Sun
day-Clayton Fuller returned to Boston
Thursday.-The Rev. and Mrs. j. T.
Baxendale are attending the Sheldon
campmeeting.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. BESSIE Wright. who had been i'll
for long time, died Tuesday morning
The funeral will be held to-day at
100 p. m.-The body of the II months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford Of Swan
ton junction was brought here for inter-
ment Tuesday.
The Rev. Lewis Perry of Aver, Mass.
preached in the Congregational Church
Sunday morning and the Rev c. C.
Adams of Essex Junction had charge of
the evening service.-The Rev and Mrs.
Arthur Mandlgo of Cambridge were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hauver
Tuesday.--The Misses Eldora Meigs of
Burlington and Gladys Larock of East
berkshire visited Miss Margaret Hop
kins last week.-The funeral of Mrs
Bessie Wright will be held from the
Methodist Church this afternoon. The
Rev. o. b. Wells will officiate.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. E. Randall returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass, Saturday,
Mrs. Fanny Morey and Miss Hazel Fales
of Springfield, Mass, are visiting at
Henry F'l!nton' s.-Mss Carlene Wooster
of Charlotte is the guest OF Miss Hlda
Hopkins.-F c. Clement and Harlow
Searles of Burlington and Mrs Nutting
of Des Mones, Ia, were guests of A.
ID. Whitney last week.-Mrs.. Annabell
Irwin and Mrs. James Irwin of Keene,
n. H.. are visiting at c. r. Smiths
Mrs. r. Il. Welch and granddaught
Wilma Powell left town Wednesday for
a visit to Mrs. Judson Green of Mon
treal.-Dorothy and Margaret I.oukes OF
Highgate are at Miss Flora Crook S.
There will be no service at the Method
list Church Sunday.-Nliss Anna Powell
and Mrs. r. j. Gates were In St. Ar
mand Center Monday,-Mrs. c. S. Rey-
nolds and Miss Glenna Tltemore were
in Bedford. F. c.. Sunday.-Mrs NJ. F..
Titemore Is visiting relatives in East
Hardwick this weekly. II. Hale of ST.
Adams was in town Wednesday Arthur
Ploof Of Montpelier and Miss Camelia
Benjamin OF New York are visiting at
7 c-vis ploof'c
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The school directors from this district
held meeting In the office Of A. A. Asel-
tine Tuesday at 1880 a. m, and voted to
open correspondence with r. ". WAL
lace of Townsend, to nj the position OF
supervisor. There were present r. j.
Gates and II. r.. Towle Of franklin c. II.
WEIGH OF Sheldon, Theodore Perley and
+. NJ. Wright OF Enosburg. r. A. Lately.
o. Merrill and A. A. Aseltine of Enos-
burg Fnlls.--As Julian Burnor and l.. La-
nicr Of Bakersfield reached the Kemp
farm Monday on their way home from
this village their horses took fright and
ran away, overturning the carriage and
badly bruising the men. Mr.. Burnor sus-
tanned n badly spraincd wrist. One OF
the traces unfastened and allowed tho
pole to drop. The horses were uninjured.
Mrs c. II. Mitchell and son, Ray, re-
turned from a two weeks visit at Glen
Sutton and East Rlchford Sunday.-E. y.
Cushman of Middlehury .s visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Cushman.--
A. =. Croft of West Enosburg !s repub-
lican candidate for town representative.
NJ. c. Cramton Is the democratic candi-
date.
a meeting Of the dstric. stewards
was held here yesterday afternoon IT
was moro largely attended than usual,
eighteen churches being represented.
1t was voted to Increase the district
superintendent salary $50, making the
entire amount $l.450. A district par
sonage committee was elected as fol-
lows: W. J. Towle Of Franklin, f. w.
Badger of St. Adams and NJ. =. Perley
of Enoshurg Falls. Guests and friends
of the campers are constantly ar
irving. The program Is being carried
out az arranged. Tho work of the
district superintendent, Rev. william
Shaw. IS meeting with general ap-
prOval
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ENOSBURG.

The Rev. Josiah Kddcr occupied tho
pulpit Mt the Congregations, Church last
Sunday. The Pew. +. t. Herrlck Of Milton
will preach next Sunday. MIR and Mrs.
Frank Cassidy and Miss Blanche and Mrs.
NJ. S. Woodward are in camp at Highgate
Springs - two weeks.-The Misses Belle
and Louise Fairbanks of Greensboro are
at the home OF their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. james Kiddcr.-AOout 81 at
tended the childrens dinner which was
held in the Baptist Church vcstrv owing
to the Indictment weathor-James L,bbey
IL spending few weeks at tho home of
his son, II. G. Libbey, of Ilardwicl:
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FAIRFAX.

School no. . Will be taught by Gladys
Beardsley and will open Monday. Aug
29.-SChool no. IL will he taught by Nina
Warren will open Monday August %
bellows Free academy will open Tues
dcy september 6.-Mr. and Mrs. viii
Rowland of Boston are the guests of
Mrs. Sarah Rowland.-Mrs. y. O. Learned
went to Burlington Tuesday.-Miss Jane
Mcneil is quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Rugg have returned from Queen City
park.-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Eeeman have
returned from Queen City park.-Mrs
Diary Francher who has been spendin
several weeks with friends in Boston,
has returned homc-Lewis Sanders has
gone to New York State.--Mrs. Purmont
Tabor and James Lewis went to Rome
y. Y. Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Bev-
ins Of Milton were the guest of Mrs.
Anna IiOlhrOok Sunday
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. Earl Aver and two children of St
George are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Hubbard.-Miss Frances SAKE
OF Chicago, who has been passing the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. y. +. Jenni
son, has gone to Boston for two weeks
to visit relatives.-John Miller of Brush
ton, n Y, visited his brothcrin-law, A.
Y. Royce, recently.-E. A. Donaldson is
passing n few days In burlington with
his daughter. Mrs. Roy Le!ghton.-Miss
Nellie Catlin has returned home from a
three weeks cruise on Lake Champlain
with Captain and Mrs. Elwyn Rockwell.
Miss Daisy Royce has returned home
from the Bible school at Sheldon. Miss
Mabel Picard REMAINED to attend camp
moe ting.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

hr. and Mrs, II. A. Bixby visited in
Jericho fen days last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. a. Tilley OF Burlington and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Phelps and children of
Nillistcn were II H. f. Tilley's Sunday
The rain storm of last Thursday was ac-
romranied by n nigh wind which did
considerable damage in some parts of the
town, blowing of apples and breaking
limbs from the trees. A slo of n. H.
Chittenden's was blown down
A. b. Comstock celebrated his Soth
birthday Monday the 18th. by giving n
dinner party to his children and old
reighbors. The combined ages of Ave OF
those present amounted to 1893 years
Clark Mead of Essex Junction is visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. J. Van Sicklen.-The
children OF b. n. Ross and Mr.. White OF
the Will!ston road are III with scarlet
fever and the houses are quarantined-
Lewis and Earl Slocum and Robert and
max Elliott, accompanied by the Rev
q. l.. Storey are compng at North Hero.
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BEAVER.

Miss Edith Patterson l. spending Il few
days with friends In st. Albans.-Mrs.
Harry Crafts and two children and l.. II.
Caswel. were in Nestfo:d last Friday
Mrs perley Irish and Miss Myrtle Hunt
We're guests at l.. II. Caswells Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrinott Durivase and two
children OF Lowell are spending few
days at Harry Crafts's.-Miss Maud Dan
iels and brother Ernest. are spending the
week in Randolph.-T. s. Austin of Ran
dolph Is making a short visit here.