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RICHFORD.

OF total of over $4,000 taxes.
Town Treasurer II. r. Rounds had col
lected on September all but s7+3 %,
which went into the consta ble's hands
for collection.-Ira =. Chase has moved
to his new house Just Off the East
Berkshire road and about one and
one-half miles from the village. Mr.
Chase bought 90 acres Of land Of his
father. Alvin s. Chase. Jr,. last spring
and built a new house thereon.-The
Rev. s. p. Perry and c. A. Powell are
attending the Lamoille Baptist assoc
citation at Hinesburg this week as
delegates from the Richford church,
L. b. Parker expects to attend the G.
A. r. national encampment at Atlantic
city. ~ j.. next Week.-Mrs. Louise Kim
ball of E.nosburg Falls has been visiting
in this place the past week, Gcorge
Guyette of Greenfield, Mass, Is visiting
IN this place.-Mrs. Mary Cummings of
Passumpsic is visiting her niece, Mrs. \.
j. Elliot, and other relatives here.--Mrs.
e. II. Scarlcs has returned from SPRING
field, Mass. where she passed the sum
mer with her husband Mrs, t.. KRISTEN
is visiting In New York city for two
weeks and will attend the we'd
ding of sister while there.
-Richford defeated ST Adams in a loose
~ played game of base ball on Island
park Saturday afternoon, the score
being to "A sprinkler system for fire
protection has been installed in the Veneer
mill of the &. c. Manuel & Sons Co
Mr. and Mrs George H. Williston ana
son, Everett and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred u.
Willlston of Fall River. Mass. visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Elliot
Saturday and Sunday on an automobile
trip through New England. Mrs. j. IA.
Carpenter has gone to Culdwater, Mich
where she has position in the State plb-
lie school.-Miss Myra Stone. aged slyears.
who is i'll at the home OF II, II. Com
ings Is slowly failing Howard NJ
Mandlgo, who has been employed as
Instructor In the State industrial
school at Ncrgennes, is visiting his
back to this place from Farnham
and Will soon enter the Y NJ. C. A
training school at Northfield. Mass
Miss Florence Han of Plymouth. N
H.. is visiting relatives horo-Miss
Marian Read is passing month In
Manchester y. II. Woonsocket. L. /.
| and Boston.-H. H. Rounds IL visiting
| ms son William Rounds of Worces-
! ter'-tdmond l." Phaneuf has moved
| pack othis place from Farnham
que ana has secured employment In
the plant Of the Quaker Oats Co
Edison Alger and Miss Ella Mabel
hNan both OF this town. were married
IN the Methodist parsonage August
u by the Rev. W. T.. Douglass.
Miss Julia Belle Sears youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs Jane NJ. Sears. and Maurice
Lyman Smith were married yesterda,
afternoon at one o'clock at the home ii
the brides mother on Farrar street, tho
Rev, j, X. Fuller OF Lyndonville perform
Ing the ceremony. Only the Immediate
relatives of the bride and groom wer'
present. After short bridal tour Mr.
and Mrs, Smith will reside on MI Smiths
farm little east OF this villagc.-Th'
quadrennial appraisal Of real estate THU
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Ethel Smith of New Haven is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. a. Fuller
The Rev. and Mrs. II. |. Kemp and Mrs
Mary Sweet returned from Waterbury
Monday, where they had been to attend the
yearly meeting Of the Baptist association.
George Chapman, John Fargo and b..
r. Morrill, are in Burlington this week as
jurors Mrs. Eva Sayles went to Bur
linston Monday for an indefinite stay
Mrs. 3. +. O'Rrien was unable to go as
delegate to the Kings Daughters conven-
non at Springfield Wednesday on ac-
count of the serious illness in the family
Word comes here from Vergennes of
the serious Illness OF G. l.. Wyman, a
tormer resident Of this place
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ST. Adams.

In city court Thursday Louis Beaupre
and George Gokey were arraigned before
Judge n. n Post on the charge of the
larceny Of eco pounds OF brass valued at
s35 to $50 They were held for appearance
in Franklin county court. bail being fixed
at $500 each. They are now in Jail. Della
King of Fairfax. an 11-year-od girl. who
was arrested several days ago on "A charge
Of open and gross lewdness, was given a
| further hearing and was found guilty Of
| the offensc and sentenced to the Industrial
school at Vergennes for the remainder Of
her minority. Mrs. Minnie Baxter pleaded
guilty to receiving stolen property and
was fined s25 and costs which she paid.
Word has been received of the death
| of Henry NJ. Stanton, who was at one
time secretary to the general manager
| of the Central Vermont railway and n
| resident of this city for several years
| His death occurred in San Diego. CAL
| August % and his body was crcmatcd 1T
Los Angeles. Mr.. Stanton was rs years
| old and is survived by his wife, one son
| and two daughters.
Harold Miner of Richford was in city
court Saturday and pleaded guilty before
Judge n. n. Post to selling liquor with
out license. an information having been
filed against him by States Attorney
Elmer johnson. Miner was sentenced to
serve three months in the Franklin
county jail but because Of his youth was
put In charge Of the probation officer
The Rev. Albert George Cornwel and
Miss Mabel Woodruff of Stowe ere mar
ried at the home OF the Rev. and Mrs. w.
Parkyn Jackson yesterday afternoon at
80 O'Clock. the ceremony being perform
ed by the Rev. O. r. Houghton of Bakers
field. a classmate of the groom at McGil
University. Montreal. The bride was at
tended by Miss Eula Carr OF Montpelier,
and the Rev. Mr. Jackson acted as best
man. After a wedding trip to Canada Mr.,
and Mrs. Cornwel will go to Stowe
where Mr.. Cornwell is pastor Of the Con-
gragational Church. The guests from out
of town at the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fl. Cheney and Mrs. Alice A. Raymond Of
Stowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Carr and Miss
Eula Carr of Montpelier and Miss Delma
Webster Of swanton.
| very pretty wedding took place last
evening at the home OF l.. Tullar of St.
| Adams town, when his daughter. Miss
| Hazel Tullar, was married to Frank Shell
tus, of the Tullar district. The ceremony
tus. Of the Fuller district. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. Parkyn
| Jackson.
Melville c. Hayden and Mrs. Carrie
| Harvey. both Of East Alhure, were mar
ried at the Congregational Church yester-
day morning at 1890 o'clock. the Rev
w Parkyn Jackson performing the cere-
mony. The bride and groom were attended
| by the Rev. and Mrs. O. r. Hough.on
| OF Bakersfield.
| In Franklin county court yesterday the
breach OF promise case OF Minnie NJ
Stokes against c. l.. Mason of Enosburg
Falls was taken up. G. C. Stebbns OF
Sheldon has been appointed foreman CT
the grand Jury, The following officers
have been elected by the Franklin County
Bar association: President II. F. Brigham
OF Bakersfeld; secretary and treasurer,
| Elmer Johnson of this city
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

William Daniels and daughter Miss
Olga, visited in Sutton. que, over Sun
day.-Charles 1ittsmore left Saturday
morning fer Springfield and other points
IN Massachusetts, Fred NeWcity was in
Richford Saturday on business.-J II.
FarnsWorth of Bakersfield was in town
several days last weck.-The funeral Of
Mrs. H. |. Duval was held Tuesday ~
the catholic Church, the Roy. Father
Cote officiat!ng.-T. +. Hutchins has re-
on a business trip. lie also visited his
mother, Mrs. ]. c. TfLtchins, in Pasa-
dcna. Cal. He was accompanied by his
wife to Pasadena.--D. T.. Wright left
TUESDAY for New Hampshire to visit his
sister,-P H. Coleman and George Full
Ter went Tuesday to St. Adams for the
opening of county court.-W. NJ. Tevyan
ii former resident but for the last few
years of Binghamvile. " y, was
buried at Enoshurg Falls TUESDAY. ScV-
eral from this place attended the funeral
The Rev c. A. Nutting and Miss Grace
Brooks are attending the sessions of tho
Lamolle association at Hinesburg this
week. The Rev Mr.. Nutting will take a
two weeks vacation and there will be
no preaching next Sunday.--F. f.. Hutch
lns received a car of ~ western horses
this week. lie will use them in connec-
ton with his husinoss.-Gcorge Riley has
moved from Hutchin's mill into a tene-
ment over H. r. Porter's storc-Olivcr
Diette OF Lowell was in town over Sun
day .-Afa Dix left Monday for Poutney,
where she enters school.--A young child
of Homer Baker is very ill.-iilbert
Fountain is ill.-I.illian Purrier has re-
turned to East Franklin to work
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev j. X. Fuller OF Lyndon is Wis
itng his brother. Il. II. Ful!er-Miss
Gencvieve Sherwood has returned to her
home in st. Albans.-Mrs. II. G.. Com
stock of South birmingham, Mass. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Nellie Biz
ken!crc.-Mrs. Dana Grow and little
daughter OF Bethel are visiting relatives
in town.-Misses Dorothy and Lucy Par
ker went to Montpelier Saturday TO re-
rain over Sunday and attend tho alumni
banquet Mrs Duval died Sunday after
an Illness of only few days at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Syl-
vester. The funeral was held Tuesday.
She leaves a husband and several chill
drcn.-Mrs. Maudc Bot has gone to cas,
Berkshire to visit in the family Of ~ ".
Puul.-Edmond Sylvester has moved to
the Characteristics Goodspced has
moved to S. c. Goodspeed's farm-Mrs
Harriet Campbell of Richford visited in
town over sunday,-M. Manosh has
bought of the estate of c. l.. Clapp his
farm, paying $500 and has rented tho
same to Hardy Baker. who has taken
posse ssion. Richard Parker has returned
to his school at Saxtons Rivera Sunday
school conference was held at the Meth
odist Church Tuesday afternoon Dr. II.
A. Durfee of Burlington was present
Road Commissioner Charles Lumbrn has
gone to Swanton to oversee the building of
permanent roads.-At the annual meet
ing of the W. c. T. L, held at the par
sonage Friday the following officers were
elected: President Mrs. Bertha f.
Coombs; vicc-president, Mrs Elsie James
secretary. Mrs. j. T, Baxendale: treas
urer, Mrs. Eureka Provo.-Mrs. Hattie
Casavant. who has been spending some
time In town. has returned to her home
In Manchpster. 4. III.
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FLETCHER.

Harry Spaulding. who has been i'll of
Bright's disease for several weeks, died
Saturday. The funeral WIS held Monday
at one o'clock at the house. The Rev. A
H. Sturgis Of Undcrhll officiated. Mr..
Spauding was CO years old He Is sur
vived by a wife and two children.-B. G.
Smith of Boston is visiting in town-Jus-
tin Leach of Hyde Park was in town Sat
urday Martin Powell and family of JEFF
fersonyille spent Sunday in town
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

j. II, Walling Of New York city has
been In town few days this week, Mr..
Wailing was the architect and contractor
OF the soldiers mounment,-Mrs. NJ. =.
Chaffee has been visiting in East Berk
shire and Richford for few days
J. A. Vincent Is building a garage. having
purchased a car from d. w Paul OF East
Berkshire.-George Mcleod Of Burlington
was In town Saturday
William Teveyaw died In Leistershire.
N. Y. Saturday. aged 70 years. The body
was brought here for burial The fu-
neral wss held from tho Free Baptist
Church Tuesday at two o'clock. the Rev.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Leonard Sheldon and daughter,
Hortence, and Mrs Emily Paige, who
have spent the summer here, have re-
turned to Somerville Mass--Mr. and
Mrs John Simmons of Charley, Mass
are visiting relatives In town.-Mrs. S O..
Tilotson has returned from a visit to her
son. benjamin, in Fra n.-Oliver Diettc
of Lowell was in town last week.-Charlcs
Hyde of Westteld. n. j.. is in town on
his way to Norwich University North
ficld.-Miss Lila McNaney went to Clare
mont. y. H., Monday where she will
teach school.-Mlss Mabel Start is In New
York city.
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BEAVER.

Fred Thompson and Mr.. Lewis had a
serious accident Sept c. While at the
village for election they drove through
the covered bridge on their way to Mr.
Warren's. but as they emerged the light
SO blinded them that they ran against
the guard rail, which broke through, al
lowing horse, wagon and men to go over
the high wall. The horses neck was
broken the carriage wrecked ana the
mon SLIGHTLY injured
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BERKSHIRE.

T. NJ Austin started last week for
Battle Creek. Mich. to visit his mother.
Miss Alma Sabourin of Bakersfield has
been spending Il few days with her aunt,
Mrs c. St. Johns.--Mrs. G. II. Johnson
and son, Gordon, visited in Franklin
recently and attended the dedication of
the Soldiers monument.-C. l.. and +. II.
Ovitt were in town on business Mon
day.-Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley and Max
W. Joley started Tuesday on a trip to
Lowell and Boston, Mass.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Holmes IS entertaining her mother
from Waterviils.--Miss Matte Lyman Is
confined to tho house by illness, Her sis
ter IL caring for her--Miss Laurstte Gates
has gone to Foultney. where she will at
tend schoel,-Mr and Mrs, W, NJ Smith.
Mr., and Mrs 3. Waite, and Mr., and Mrs,
Reynolds spent Sunday at Queen NSty
Park,-Mrs, 8, Waite Of Hyde Park has
been the guest OF Mrs, w, NJ, amtth'-
Adeh' Brush has hoen repairing his house
on South street.-Dr, q, IL, Newton and
son. Kenneth. accompanied Mr., Young in
his automobile 10 Newport sunday,-Mrs,
Ruth Haines of burlington has heen the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs, H. \, Hatch
Mrs, II, II, Gray and little son Of bur
lnaton have been spending few days
al II. N. dray's Mrs. Harlow Wires has
lf.Antinued On page Ia.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss lJunice Gabree Is attending school
at Fairfax.-Miss Lottie Story is the guest
Of Mrs Jed Patterson. Elmer Bean with
party of friends attended Tie Platts-
burg fair, the trip being made on the
Arrow head.-Mr. and Mrs. Besette spent
Sunday at Cortes Swecncy's.-Aiiss
Sara Costello Is spending few days
with her son. Alton Costello.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Miss fTealey, who has been visiting
Mrs. J. E. Shannon, her sister, has re-
turned to her home in Malone. n. Y
Robert White and W. u. Frost have gone
to ottawa to attend the fair-Miss Eliza
beth McGovern of Montpelier visited last
week at tho home of Francis NARROW
Representative r. +. NARROW passed Sun
day with relatives In Richmond
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. Albert Campbell formerly of Swan
ton, returned to her home In Chicago
last week after n visit with her brother,
Clark =. Ricard. and other relatives Her
daughter, Miss Marian Campbell remained
to attend the Skeels- Corlss nuptials.-
Miss Frances SAKE returned to her home
In Chicago last week after passing the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. A. Il. Jen-
nson. and relatives IN Boston Harold
NJ. Royce went Monday to New Britain.
Conn, whore he has secured employment.
Miss Jessie Ricard Of Pike, n. H., 10
passing n two weeks vacation with nor
parents Mr. and Mrs g. p. Rioard.-
Miss Daisy Royce IA teaching school e.
district unmber 10 and Miss r.. Donaldson
I'm the Bcals observation-disclosures Nellie and
Doris Cntiin and Esther Royce resumed
their studies in tho Swanton graded
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Rev George c. Westcot OF Franklin
prea he'd at the Methodist church on Sum
day aftcrnoon.--Prof. s. *. Emurian of
Shameless n. y, will conduct evangel-
istic services beginning Sept. 20 and con-
tnung two weeks-Next Sunday Rev. G..
W. Douglass will take as his subject
1.-THE Psalms:'s Prayer for a Revival"
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MILTON BoRo.

The boarders at Camp Rich have re-
turned home,-Miss Winnie shean has re-
turned to business college In Burlington.
w. c. Blake passed Saturday night and
Sunday In st. Albans.--John Stanley and
son. Oliver, Ell Phelps and wife, George
Phelps, Fred Human and Carrie Wells
took in the Plattsburgh fair.--E A. Hunt
- Fletcher and Bert g. Smith of Boston
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BONNEVILLE.

Luke Alger was in Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs. Hildcth has returned to
Williston after spending a few days at
home.-Mrs. Chester Cutler and daugh-
ter. Doris have been il.-Mark AGcr
and family have moved to Hunting ton.
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WESTFCRD.

The Fortnightly club meets at the home
nf Mrs. Rolla Perry this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson OF Pittsfeld.
Mass. are visiting at Charles Henry's.
The Misses Macomber and Allen re-
turned 10 Lynn Friday.-The Ladies' So
cial Circle met with Mrs. II. T. Fay
Wednesday afternoon.-Charles Henry
has a telephone. ring lS-4.-Miss Lessie
Cobb was at home from Essex Junction
over Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

lew weeks visit in Berkshire.-Mrs Julia
houlton and daughter, Mrs. Mary Lowry
are visiting at l.. u. Moulton's.-M A.
D. Griffin has returned from n visit In
Waterbury. Edward Cabana Of Burling-
ION was at John CARROTS over Sunday
George Howe of Burlington has been
visiting his mother for few days
Invitations are out announcing the mar
Rage of j. Lee Wells of Chicago. young
est son of Mrs. s. b. Wells Of this village.
and Miss Laura Cutting OF Northfeld. the
ceremony to take place at the brides
home September q.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Herbert Hutchinson at
tended the funeral OF his aunt, Mrs. Milo
Douglass, In Essex Junction Monday
Mrs. Douglass was for many years resi-
dent of this town. whore she was born
Among those who attended the Lamoile
conference Of the Baptist Church In
Hinesburg this week were the Rev. and
Mrs. n. W. Wolcott and Miss Lena VOL
soft. S. +. Curtis and Miss Ada Curtis
J. II. Stafford. Mrs. wolcott Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W Foster.-Mr. and Mrs
b. II. Day entertained Monday evening
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin French.
who returned to New York Tuesday
Miss Lou Bradish Is teaching In Under
hill.-Mrs. Sarah Martin and Miss Jennie
Martin returned Tuesday from York
Beach, Me-. where they have been dur
Ing the summer.--Mr and Mrs. William
Nealy and Mr.. and Mrs. Bray Of Worces-
ter. Mass, have been visiting at c. r.
Nealy's-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bushey
Of the State hospital at Howard. r l..
ire with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
MCGEE, for two weeks-Mr. and Mrs. NJ,
A. Buzzell returned home Tuesday from
Derby, where they visited his. father the
Rev. J. T. Buzzell. for a few days.--W. f.
Buxton has a force of men making the
annual cleaning of the pond. Mrs. Fancy
Clerkin of Burlington is in town, pack
Ing up the remainder Of her household
goods which have been stored here since
her removal from town.--Miss Bessie
Fletcher, who has been passing the sum-
NOR with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
z. Fletcher. has returned to Winthrop,
Mass. where she teaches. Mrs. Fl. II.
Howe of Rutland has been visiting at
Miss Emily Howes and at d. n. Days.
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from New York.-The Rev. and Mrs ID.
G. Latshsw have returned from a
months stay at Silver Bay. Lake George.
Mrs. f. f. Lord and little son ore visit
Ing In Malone. n. Y.
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we're at r. e. Smiths Thursday and Fri
day.-Mrs. Allen OF Fairfax Is employed
at Bert woods's.--N. II. Carr, iii with en-
largement OF the heart and dropsy, is
gradually failing,
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sHELBuRNE.

The funeral of William Mcneil who died
September 7. was held from his late
residence at 500 p. IN. Saturday. William
Mcneil, youngest son Of Charles and
ferusha Lyman Mcneil. and great grand
son of Lieut.. James Breckenridge Of
colonial fame. was born 81 years ago in
Charlotte In the old homestead at NC
Neil's Ferry Mr.. Mcneil is survived by
wife, son Of Charleston. w. Va, and
daughter also by a sister. Mrs Julia
Cleveland of Vineland. y j.
The funeral of William Mcneil was
held ut his late residence Saturday
afternoon. Rev. G. W. Watson officiat-
ing, with burial in the village ceme-
terry. The bearers were II. w. Tracy.
md. Harris Maeck. -Rollin White and
Henry Thorpe. Friends were present
from Charlotte and Burlington besides
The large number of toWnSpeople
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MoRRISVMLN.

The marriage of Geerge A, Cheney and
Mrs, May Harris occurred at the home
Of D. Harris on Maple street Thursdav
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GRAND ISLE.

s. 5. Griswold, senator-clect from Grand
Isle county, with Or q. ". Branch, rep
resentative-elect from Grand Isle, will
give a reception to their many friends at
the home of Mr.. Griswold this even
ing. All arc invitcd.-Mr and Mrs. War
ner Brush and son and daughter visited
Mt the home Of Edison Vfford few days
last week.-Mr, and Mrs, s. s Gr'swold
were called to Point Aue Roche by the
death of Mrs. Griswold's mother, Mrs.
Charles Mooney Miss Mary Macomher
Is attending school in st. Adams. The
Rev. Mr.. Wesley exchanged pulpits with
the Rev. MIR. Allen Sunday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Miss Bessie Fletcher, who has been
spending the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Fletcher, has re-
turned TO Boston to resume her duties
N the Winthrop high school.
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HYDE PARK.

Word received here last week an
nounced the death OF Ned r. Sawyer at
Colorado He had been III but q short
time and died suddenly from hsmo-rhage>
he was about 81 years old and the oldest
son OF Colonel Sawyer of this place. \
wife ard one son survive hrn-Asrs.
Dyer OF St Paul, MINI. is visiting ker
aunt, Mrs. II II. Sawy~r-rhe Rev, Mr.,
Lamb is in Rutland.-Col. f.. Fl, Powell.
Mr. and AIRS, Max l.. Powell. rhonts.;
Powell and sister. Mrs. Harris. were m
town Sunday, en- route to Hardwick, 49,
Fred (rowell vas in r,nosburS Falls
Monday Edward GoIette and family
are spending d couple Of weeks on Lake
Eastman has been
committed to the State Industrial school,
Everett Fairbanks has returned from
Maple Wood, y. H.-Col, and Mrs, Nc
Farland started last saturday evening for
oregon, They Will be absent about six
weeks.
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SOUTH HERO.

The fall term OF Maple Lawn Academy
commenced Monday.-The district schools
commenced last Tuesday.
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ALBURO.

John Hunter. ono OF tho oldest resi-
dents In town. lied Monday He had boon
In poor health for several years, He IL
survived by his wife. three SONS and one
daughter, Homer and Walter Hunter of
this town. Ira Hunter of Rousss Point,
and Mrs. Flora Derrick of Noyan, y, Z.
Funeral services were haid at his late
homs Tuesday afternoon, the Rev, L. II,
Cresey offioiating,-Mr, and Mrs, W. u,
Flynn and MIR and Mrs, ID, N. Goodssll
attended the Euoharlstio congress IN
Montreal ssturday,-W b. FLYNN, whn
has been quite III, Is better--Mr, and Mrs,
II. j. Conway are entertaining two ladies
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