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EAST FAIRFIELD.

DR. y. p, Carey was given Il surprise
party by about 100 of his friends at his
nome Tuesday evening, Sept. a7, the
occasion being hi s3,th birthday Re
freshments were served after which the
party went to opera hall. where the or
chestra furnished music for dancing
After the grand march DR.. Carey was
presented with gold watch, from his
friends by the Rev II. Clay Searles
who made the presentation speech He
was assisted by little Florence Sturte-
want, who presented the watch DR.. Carey
came here from Montreal about nine
years ago and has made many friends. -
Miss Marion Gates who has been visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Eva Gates, for the
past month, returns to Washington, d
C., Saturday. Miss Mahle Gates goes Sat
urday to Boston. wharo she will engage
In kindergarten work the coming year
A corn supper will be served by the Won
ans Auxiliary Thursday evening, Sept
80. in the Guild rooms.-Waltcr Kittcll
who has been In Detroit. Mich. the pas
year Is at home-Mrs. ". NJ Wells visit
ed her sister, Mrs. |. n. Chase, at their
farm in Fletcher Monday and Tuesday
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RROWNLNGTON.

John parlin has sold his home place to
irwin Muray.-Bernice Marsh has gone
to lras burg to work for Mrs. Mansel
Clark.-Mr. and Mrs John Parlin expect
to so to Island Pond to live with their
son. DR. Parlin.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
virgins have returned to Gtorgeville
j. @, after a two weeks visit here
Warren huSe is ill.-Mrs. J. A. Smith
has returned from keene. y. H.. where
she has been to soc her daughter. Jes-
Sle.-E. NJ. Porter went to Lyndonvllle
Monday to attend the State council Of
the Jr @. V. y. NJ lodg-.-Lyman Sweet
has sold the blacksmith shop and tools Il
Wallace Hoostin.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Mcdowell are parents or baby girl.
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ISLE LA MCTTE.

Mrs. Scoiieid has returned from visit
with her daughter I'm Montgomery.
Bishop Rice Of burlington spoke at the
Catholic Church Sunday afternoon and
confirmed 20 children Elder Shaw of St
Adams occupied the pulpit at the Meth
odist Episcopal church sunday evening"
The Misses Alice and Margaret Lewis of
Boston and Miss Anna Peters Of Canada
were guests at Hiram Lewis's last week.
Miss Della )u!nont Of Edinburgh is at
Il. T. lIoughton's The chicken pie sup
per at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday night, was well attended, the pro-
'e"ds being about SIS. y game Of base
BAN MAS played In the afternoon between
Alhurg and Isle La Motto. Alburgh being
the Wlauer--Charles LA lombard broke
MS collar bone Friday while playing base
ball Mrs. j A. Skeels went to Rouses
Point sunday for few days.
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GRANGE
p ANDOLPK.

Beatrice the l4-months-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman died
Thursday and the funeral was held from
the late home Saturday. the Rev. Fraser
MetHgef officiating, lnterment was in
Southview cemetery. The child had been
i'll only a few days with bronchial pneu-
monia.-A good number attended the
meeting of the Orange Saturday night.
when past masters night was observed
Albert, youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs
Emery, is quito III and threatened with
typhoid fever,-Miss Nina Thurston OF
Mortified is visiting her grandfather,
Charles Thurston,-Mr. and Mrs. John
Rogers passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. -. Banister.--Mrs, Mary Hodgkins OF
Rochester arrived here Saturday. accom-
panied by Mrs. Estella ellison of Bethel.
The death Of Mrs. Henry Wolcott oc-
curred Friday night after n short illness
and the funeral was held from her
late home Monday afternoon. the Rev. ].
Wallace ChCsbro officiating. Eta
doubleday Wolcott was born in South
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chester is passing a few days In towr
with friends Work has begun on tho re-.
pairs to the federal building in the nos,
office department, which will Include th,
placing OF a city carriers window. -Toh,
r. ROGUE, who has been to indiana +,
purchase oak veneer for the Eros,
Veneer Seating company, returned Fri.
day.-Mr and Mrs. Augustus CHAMPION
OF Enosburg Falls visited at y. r. Raw
sons last week. Mrs r. @. Averul %
Chicago. H.. who has been visiting at
her mothers. Mrs. A. J. colo, has roturn-
ed-Mrs. Nellie Palmer Of South Franz
ingham, Mass, is visiting her brother.
Gov. George II. Prouty The y Nj C.
have leased the rooms on the second and
third floors Of the Hall block, and will
furnish limited number OF sleepinr
rooms and Offices The club rooms will
he moved to those apartments about
Nn.s
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

W. H. Ladd of Enosburg Falls was in
own SaturdaE.-jedd Mason OF Eden was
IN town over sunday. visiting relatives.
j j. Bonnettc and S. G. Carpenter are
in Boston for Il week. i. r. owen Is as
sitting at j C.. Hutchnson's store during
Mr. Carpenters absence.-F. W. DrnroT
and \. A. Aseltine of Enosburg Falls
were in town Monday In connection with
business IN the interests Of the Dom
Ina Electric Light COMPANY They are
contemplating continuing their line from
East berkshire to this place, lighting
both tits and tho lower vllarc.-1Idward
j. Smith. son OF Ex-Governor Smith of
ST. Adams, and John branch. ir.. were
In town Saturday. They climbed JAY
Peak sunday returning hero sunday
night.-B. r. Wilder of Enosburg Falls
was III town the first OF the wcek-Dr
=. s. Clarke WAS called to his home in
Iowa Station, ont. Monday night owing
to the serious illness If his fathor-R A.
llolhrook was seriously hurt Tuesday by
being Knocked doWr ord run over by a
two-horse team and heavy wagon at j. G.
UutchinSon'S mill
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HYDE PARK.

Harlow S. Collins and Ethel Is. Ober.
both of Johnson. We're married at the
home of their uncle, T.. s. Griswold, in
this place Saturday by the Rev. H.
Lamb.-The Homo Culture club holds its
first meeting of the season Monday,
October 3-Work has commenced on Mrs
Fairbanks new house.-W II. Strnger
and son, Bernard, of Caremont, n. r..
are visiting in town.-The Rev. Mr.. Lamb
is in I3ridport. His wife and child will
return with him.Work has been COM
menced upon the new reservoir. Misses
Helen Mcfarland and Alice Page spent
Sunday at Caspian Lake.-F, l.. Austin
and his assistants of Burlington We're in
town Friday taking measurements for
the new county buildinss.-E. Il. Collins
sold several Jersey cattle last week at
fancy prices to go to Illinois.-John Grf-
fin has moved into his new house on
Hillside avenue.
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PROFESSIONALLY.

l.. J. Buker has rented Mrs. Hersa
MelendY's tenemcnt.-Mrs t'landreau is
visiting her mother in Guildhall-Mrs.
NJ f.. Powell is spending several weeks
with her son, Frank Powell. In Ecv'.-
shire.-Dr. ard Mrs. Frank Miner Of
Washington, u. g.. are spending sew
eral weeks with friends lere.- I.awrcnc =
Reynolds. who has been seriously ill., is
mproving.-Among those who went on
the excursion to New York were Mr.. and
Mr.. s. f. Pope Mir. and Mrs. 3. e.
ilawley, and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. Mel
vin.-Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Varnum have
returned from Lunonhurg. where they
were guests of the Rev and Mrs. II. G.
Howard. Harold Fassctt. who H. attend
ing Burlington Business College. was the
guest of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Davis. over sunday. I ne bar
vest supper carnival and sale II wood
mans hall Thursday Afternoon and
evening by the Jacksonville Cemetery
association was Il success. The receipts,
were nearly $50
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ORLEANS
DERBY.

Rachel kilborn, who seemed last week
to be recovering slowly. was taken sud
denly worse last Friday morning and died
or heart failure In about two hours
Funeral services were held at the home
or Mrs. NJ. h. Donaldson, where she had
been during the seven weeks OF her III
ness. The Rev, c. +. Gordon, assisted by
the Rev. Mr. Holman, ofiClatod, She
was three and one-half Years OF age,
Miss Lydia Hardy Of Eugene, oregon. Is
stopping at Lucien Jenne's and visiting
old friends In town,-Mrs. Helen Ed
munds of North Troy is visiting her
uncle. Lucien Jenne.-J. G. Hay returned
from his trip to New Brunswick last Sat
urday morning.-Mrs. T.. o. silver and
family have returned to their home In
Orange N y
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WOLCOTT.

Edwin Bolton of Medford, Mass, was
guest at 5. c. Whittemore's over sun
day.-John DeFarrier has bought a farm
in Greensboro and will take possession
October Miss Coral Richardson went
to Brushton y. V, Friday, where she
expects employment for the winter.--H.
w. Moody suffered another attack of
hemorrhage Saturday.-Frank Wills has
moved here from Pottcrsville. The H. p.
Wood Creamery Co. has resumed MAX
ing glue stock for the Boston market
j. T.. Wheeler is taking his vacation on
route No. |. r. +. ID. Mrs. Wheeler is
his suhSttutc.-William Scrihner has
irovcd back to COllinsville.-H h. Parker
and II. II. Golden returned home from
the State fair and a visit At Iittlcton.
y. H., Tuesday ight.-Joseph Webb Is
moving to the farm in Cambridge that
he purchased some time
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TORESTDALE.

V. \. Goodnow went to New York
Wednesday, where he will spend a few
weoks,-Frank Pfenning left Tuesday for
Schenectady, ~ Y, where he has a po-
s!tion.-Archie Carr went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at burlington last week.
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.-A daughter was born tc
MIR, and Mrs. q. II. Bump September %,
Theodore Biodsctt is visiting his daugh'
ter In Glens Falls, n. Y.-Mrs. Leo Fam
con is seriously ill-A son was born to
Mr., and Mrs. 4. c. Seaser September "a
C, w. Smalloy and Mrs. L, W, Paren
visited their fsther at Brattleboro THU
week
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FRANKLIN.

l'r q. v Ilefflon and daughter of
Nardsboro have been guests of his par
ents, Dr.. end Mrs fofflon. for a few
days.-George 7, Hoskins has moved
back to his farm in the west part OF the
town.--Mrs. Catherine Raichard died
Tuesday afternoon. aged IS years. The
funeral was held at the home Thursday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Gates is
visiting in St Albans.-The Rev. and
Mrs j.. w. Day and Miss Josie Young
were in St Adams Tuesday.-Nlrs. c. w.
Gatcs and Mrs. Day arc attending the
missionary meeting in St. Albans.-Mrs
g.. :, Reynolds is on a business trip To
New York Work On the Jr. O. w. A. NJ;
hail Is progressing rapidly-Miss Mary
Gates Of Montgomery passed Sunday at
he home of T. l.. Hopkins-Miss Grace
Sykes spent Sunday at y. y. Gibson's in
East Franklin.
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LOWELL.

Hir. and Mr.. =. II, Brahana were ir
Montreal Friday with their little daugh
ter. Marion. who went for needles
treatment at Royal Victoria hospital
Miss Bessie Murphy Is visiting relative
in New York this week H H. Nevtoi
and Milo il!neS were ia North Troy Tue:
day on business, -Charles Generess OF
this place a"i Mrs. Ada Whittemore of
Eden were married Sept. : by Rev. II
Hurd Mrs Della Let'lair IS In irasburs
this week with hor sister. Mrs F'rcd
Fields. who l. very ill.-Joseph Grant Of
Hardwick was in town the last Of tho
week visiting relatives and friends
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SWANTCN CENTER.

About POO friends assembled at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. A. =, Royce last Friday
evening to celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary. SO well was the surprise
scheme carried out that no inkling Of
the affair reached the host and hostess
TIL the lawn and driveway were seen to
be in possession of the multitude. The
gifts were many ana valuable including
a silver tea-set several pieces of solid
silver and over thirty dollars in money
The evening was pleasantly passed and
refreshments were served. Tic weddln,.
cake. which was planned by Mrs James
Wagner OF the east road, received much
admiration for its originality and beauty.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Benoit and daugh-
ter, Jean, are spending n few DAYS with
Mrs. Benoit's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
II. Rowen.-Mrs. w. c. Smith is more
William King is visiting
his sons in Concord, n. H.-Edwin King
of Orange. Mass, is visiting in town.
Mr., ard Mrs. b. g. Jeffords passed Sun
day at the home Of Fred Marvin in Fair
ficld.-The Dorcas society met with
Mrs l.. NJ Skinner vesterday.-Miss Min
ME Jenne Is visiting Mrs. Irene Swain
at Gardner, Mass and Mrs. Merle
Croft 20 Friday to Nergennes, where he
has rented large farm.--H. ]. Tracy has
gone to St. Johnsbury to n convention as
n representative of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics.-Miss Mason of
Boston Is visiting Mrs John Labare
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RICHFORD.

c. \. Powell attended the wedding of
his nephew Homer L. Powell of Milton,
September 21.-Nohle Baker has gone to
the L. V. NJ, Burlington, to resume his
studies.-Nrs. Loomis j. Knight OF Ros-
ton was In town last week supervising
tho packing of her household goods pre-
paratory tn moving to Boston, where Mr..
Knight is employed in the United States
immigration serV!co.-Miss Laura Marvin
passed last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
William II. Corllss OF Andover. Mass, -
Mrs. Ada +. Tcmpleton of Irasburg Is
visiting her brother, Dr. II. A. Bogue.-
over l25 persons attended the Japanese
evening" at the Baptist Church parlors
Friday evening and enjoyed the enter
tainment given by the little folks.-It is
announced that clyde r. Taylor Of this
village is an aspirant for aviation honors
and that he has constructed flying ma
chine after designs Of his own.
BY score OF to o Richford defeated
Swanton in "a game OF base ball on Island
park Saturday afternoon.-H. f. Coderre
has been assigned to duty rs telegraph
operator on the third trick, from midnight
to eight O'Clock in the morning, at the
Canadian Pacific railway station here.
operators. who covered twelve hours each.
Now three men work eight hours each
+. j. Shangraw has moved from Hllwest,
Montgomery. to the upper tenement In
Mrs. Murray's house on Province street.
The Rev. Sias p Perry and c. A.
Powell are attending the Baptist State
convention at Mddlebury. -Mr. and Mrs.
T.. G. Gulley returned to their home In
Mlddlebury Monday after visit of a
few days with their son. Il, +. Guley.-
Charles Manuel. Harold Elrck and
Fordyce Sykes of this place and Miss
Hazel Riley of Franklin, graduates of
the Richford high school last June. have
entered the University OF Vermont.
A union missionary exhibit reception
will be held IN the lecture room OF the
Baptist Church THIS evening at 7.3C
O'Clock The Advent Baptist Episcopal
Methodist and many other missionary
boards will be represented, The Rev
William j, Clark. recently of Burma,
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MIS- George y. Cneney returned Bri-
day from their wedding trip. o.
Lunt has purchased n half interest in
the j. II. Warren livery at tho Ran
dali stables.-The unity of the Congrc-
gational Church will hold n reception
at the church parors this even
Ing in honor of the Rev. and Mrs c.
c. st. Clare who will soon leave for
their new home in Port Henry. n. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Sanders of Burling-
ton are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sanders.--Mrs Hattie
Reynolds and daughter, Mrs Grace
Price, of Providence, II. l., who have
visited their aunt, Mrs. NJ. n. Rich
ardson. for ten days, returned home
Saturday.--Winfeld Boardman and
George Thomas went Saturday to Bur
!ington. whore they will enter the T..
V. MFRS. Alvah Foster of Wolcott IS
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Bliss
Mrs. Il. H. Maynard is visiting in Ma
lone. y. Y.
Miss Riley of Burlington who has
acted as stcnographer in the office of
II. a. Slayton & Co., during the alb
scnce of Miss Eda Dunton. who has
been on three weeks vacation, re-
turned home SATURDAY evening, Miss
Dunton returned and resumed work
Monday.--Willis Terrill went to his
home In Jericho saturday evening for
a few days stay.-B. f.. Thornburg Of
Waltham. Mass. who with Mrs. Thorn
burg has visited Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B
Eaton. returned home Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs Daniel Ackerson Of
Jericho are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Jones.-The Rev. O. r. jerks of Chi
cago will speak at he Christian Ad-
vent Church Friday cvening.--The
Rev. 8. NJ. Wales who has just finished
his work as pastor Of that church and
gone to Sugar FIN. y. H., Will be
present at that meeting and will
preach his farewell sermon next Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. 4. Iallaman,
who have passed the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. Kamaskev
went to burlington Monday Miss
Gladys Bedel went to burlington Mon
day to enter the the L. V. M.-Mss
Irene Plude went to ThompSon's Point
Monday for an outing of a week.
Mr. and Mrs, j. NJ. Foss and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Morse went to Richmond
Monday to attend to the funeral of
their aunt. Mrs. Sarah Sayles-Miss
Emily Stickney of the Kurn Hattin
Home was visitor in town Monday.
C. L. Kent of Burlington is visiting
his daughter, Mrs A. w. Fugc
Miss Ida Gray Of Caml ridge is guest
If Miss Louise Slocum.--W. J. Ctton went
Yesterday to Rochester. y. H., where he
will meet n strnE Of horses from Concord
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NEWPORT.

J. A. Harvey is visiting his parents, Mr.,
ana Mrs. II. II. Harvey.-Miss Diana
Stone IL visiting at ID. N. Dwinell's for a
few days.-Dr. X. l.. McIileary has re-
turned from Calgary md opened an office
In the Bean block.-Elery Mizo OF Man
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is keeping house for her brother. II. II.
Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Ballard were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ballard of
Georgia, Friday
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India, will be the guest of the evening
Miss Dorothy Robertson of Waterloo
Owe. has returned to Richford to con
tinun her music studies. She is board
ing at the home of f.. C. Thayer. Gard
nor Chase has returned to the Univer-
sity of Vermont,
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MOPRISVILLE.

Mrs. j. w, Stricklin OF Roumania,
Europe, arrived here Friday from
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Continued on posc ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
LITTLE GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mrs. John Jeidy of Lancaster. is
visiting at Ellsworth and Ed Jeidy' S
Dan Trainor was in Chicago the
past week Mel Heiner, of Blooming
ton attended to his farm work.
Charles Underwood and Will Garth
waite were callers at the county seat
the forepart Of the week.
Frank Webb and r. S. Morrow Of
Mt. Hope have been helping Thomas
Webb build a new hay and cattle
barn.
Fred Brendemuehl and wife of
Patch Grove were guests at the AL
BrendemuehI home Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Sheedy and daughter,
Lovina. of Fennimore; and Mrs. g.
". Day visited Mrs. T. Webb last
week.
Byron Landon and his sister from
Loomis, S. Oak, visited their brother
Gay and other relatives the past fort
night.
This week is the Bloomington fair,
most of the people from the west side
Will be there. Next week is the
Grant County fair which will attract
most all of our farmers and their
families who no doubt will have many
exhibits there.
Roswell Orr and Walter Koschkee,
of Mt. Hope, were callers here Satur
day.
T. E. PendIeton, who is at the
Finley hospital at Dubuque, is i'm
proving slowly, his wife and nephew
Louis Wetmore visited him recently.
VIM. Welsh aud Will Pagenkopf
are building new farm buildings
The Little Grant members of the
railroad committee met with the rest
Of this committee Saturday, and no
doubt the contract will soon be in the
hands Of a builder. The results Of
Tuesdays election show the people
are almost unanimous in favor of the
proposition. The only way for US to
get the road is to all work together
for the proposition outlined by the
committee which seems to be the only
way such road can be built