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JERICHO CENTER.

There was one graduate from the high
school, Miss Carrie Rogers, and 10 gradu-
ates from the grammar school, four boys
and six girls. After the exercises BY the
graduating classes Judge G. $. Palmer
gave a very pertinent and instructive talk
to the graduates. The church was pref
lilly trimmed with the class motto con-
spicuous and music was furnished by
narton's orchestra of Burlington and by
Mrs. r. G. Hawley of Jericho. who sang
several selections. LMlss Maude NJ. Tuck
or. principal of the high school for the
past three years. has severed her conncC-
ton with the school and gone To her home
in Middlebury for the summer vacation
Miss Tucker has been a very efficient
teacher and the people feel very sorry 10
lose her services. hut more lucrative posi-
tons have been offered her, and she has
felt ii necessary to accept one of them
Mrs Harriet II. Higgins returned to Mid
dlctown. Conn. Monday.--Leon Hall has
moved into the Carpenter house so-called,
recently vacated by r. L. Bostwick.-
Walter Barnum Is home for the summer
vacation He is a teacher in tho high
school a, Concord, \. H.-Mr and Mrs.
g. c. Bicknell spent several days the past
week at their cottage at Malctts Bay.
Mrs. 4. r. Pu:fer. who is in very poor
health, went To burlington last week To
SPEND some time with her daughter, Mrs.
y. II. Stcne.-Thc annual meeting of the
jericho. Bolton and CnderhiI township
Sunday School association will be held a,
this village to-day. Preliminary to tho
meeting a house to house canvass was
made Wednesday by visitors from each
school In the association to gather stats
tics The forenoon session will be for the
comparing and tabulating of the statistics
by the visitors. The afternoon session
Will be given TO the general consideration
of themes and business pertinent to the
| work of the association. 1t is expected
| that Miss Van Patten and Miss iiickok OF
burlington will be present at this meet
ing to speak of the work.-The graduation
exercises of the high and grammar
! schools were held ut the church las
! Thursday evening. The church was filled
tc It's seating capacity and the exercises
were very crcditable and interesting.
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SHELDON.

a daughter. Ruth. has been bonn 10
Mr., and Mrs F. y. Stebbins.-Mrs c.
Fills Whiting of Lowell. Mass. Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Curtis
Miss Ethel Keith OF New York city is Wis
itin.; her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r
keith.-Mr. and Mrs. II. ?. Marsh has
gone to Brunswick, Maine. to attend the
graduating exercises OF the college ir
which their son. Harold. takes part.-Mrs
ben Lilly station agent. is recovering
from severe attack of con-
Ecston of the kidneYs-Mrs. II. c. Ku-
len went TO Milton Monday. \ birthday
party was held for lew Gilbert on his
72nd birthday a large number was pres
ent. A. F. Durkee took them for THEN
first automo bile ride
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FRANKLIN.

John Austin Of Ptttsfeld is visiting his
granddaughter, Mrs. Day.-George Adams
is seriously Ill. A nurse from Burlington
Is caring for him.-Mrs G. ~. NOyes is
visiting in Westford.-There was a union
service at the Methodist Church Sun
day. The Rev. c. W. Kelley Of Sheldon
preached to the Masons.-C. w. Powell Is
visiting In Cambridge Miss Ruth Hop
lins Of Boston Is spending a few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. #. L.
Hopkins-Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Gates
have been In Morrisvilc for week
Miss Gertrude Smith OF Sheldon was in
town Monday.-Mrs. II. G. Carmen OF
uighgatc Is the guest Of Mrs. b. +.
Tilotson .-Albert Blake OF the l.. s. s.
Dixie is a guest at p Geno's.-A large
party from Montreal are stopping at w
T.. Patterns Silver Lake cottage--prof
and Mrs G. II. Morrill, and Miss julia
Chase of Randolph arc In their cottage
AZ Camp Decentralization are out for
the marriage at the home of G. W. Gates
| in this plfcc, Of John Hoffman Dunlap
OF Iowa city, Iowa. and Miss Fanny NJ.
Gates of Middlebury. Miss katherine
| Rogers IS visiting in New Hork.-Miss
Sadie Otis was a member Of the gradual
| ing class ut johnson Normal school,
Mrs A. u. whitney and Miss Helen
| Whitney are in Northheld attending
/ commencement j. H. Whitney is a mem
! Der of the graduating class.-.fiss Edith
Gates has returned from her school work
! at st. Johnsbury academy. Harry and
| Pearl Houghabroom went Tuesday morn
! ing to Georgia whore they will SPEND their
summer vacation. Work was begun on
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WEST BERKENIRE.

Tho I,adies' Aid society held their an.
Phelps Thursday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers were elected President.
Mrs. Harmon HUI. secretary. Miss NJ J.
Armstrong; treasurer, Mrs. Henry Pratt,
DR. G. Ulysses Johnson was in Mon
treal. que Thursday.
TIE memorial sunday of the Graugers,
Forcsters and United order OF American
Mechanics will he observed at the Meth
odist Church sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. Glenn W. DouglasC
will deliver the sermon, assisted by th(
Rev. f. ". Day Of Frankln.-The vilag,
schools closed Friday Miss Carrie WI
liams OF West Corlntn visited her sister
Miss Lena Williams Thursday and Fri
day.-Among some Of the week end Wis
itors In town were Miss Adah Shepherd q,
Richford at Miss Miranda Ewinss; Mag
| Ellen Wagner Of Enosburg Falls and s.
j. Iemiton OF South Luncnburg at VIII
, lam Diamonds, and Miss Carrie Smit,
If Iighgatc at -. L. Wed's.-Mlss May
. Collins. who graduated last week from
! the Johnson normal school, is at home
| for the summe-.--C. H. Derby IS In Nortl
| Troy this week The Rev. Glenn w
| Douglass attended the funeral Of distric
superintendent, O. W. Hunt, Mt 81. Al
| bans Monday. Miss Gladys Diamond |
| home from her school in Montgomery.
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MILTON BORo.

Carrie Wells has commenced work Mt
Camp Rich Two cottages arc wong built
on the hill at Camp Rich--Mr. and M.
l.. NJ. Blake and Agnes Linnehan of St.
Adams were at Camp Rich Sunday.--Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Bullock and George STAN
ley were In Fairfax Wednesday to attend
commencement at r. r. A.--Beryl Blake
is homo from st. Albans for the summer
vacatiou.-IMiss "'"0 Lean returned
home fro-' ...lns ton Saturday accom-
PANIED 10y three lady tee cheers. Mrs. Jen
Fay and nephew, Harry Berry, were in
Wcstford Saturday and Sunday to attend
birthday party.-4Mrs. jennie Wells
visited in Burlington from Friday night
until Sunday.-School closed Friday with
g T'@Nic at West Milton Mrs. William
V'banlcls Is very low. having suffered
three hemorrhares of the lungs recently
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nesday. James Kennedy, Henry Fay and
George Irish went to Boston Wednesday.
where MIR. Kennedy will get an automo-
bile.-Seth Johnson and Marshall Miller
arrived Saturday for the summer vaca-
ton, Mr.. Johnson having graduated from
the military institution at Bordentown,
n. difference Metcalf returned Satur-
day from Providence. r. I.-Adelaidc
Merrill is visiting in Enoshurg Falls
Mrs II. a. Arms, Mr.. and Mrs. n. s.
johnson and Mrs f. W. Clark attended
the Wight-Johnson wedding in Burling-
ton Wednesday,
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EIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Thihideau OF Bos-
ton. Mass, arrived in town Monday morn
ing In their touring car and viii spend
the week with Mr., Thih!deaus parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thibideau.- Mrs II.
q. Carnan and sons. brigham and Fos-
ter, are spending the week in Franklin at
the home OF b. Il, Tillotson. Mrs. Fred
Marshall of st. Adams. Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. -. W. Steele.-Mrs a II.
Enright of burlington was in town over
Sunday visiting her daughter Miss T..
Evelyn Enright.--Dr. and Mrs. f.. \.
Bates are spending a few days at their
cottage at the Springs Mrs. o. a. Hagen
of Richford visited in town over sun
day.-The Ladies' Village Improvement
society will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. j. =. HAIL.. Il. Cross il
spending a few days in Boston, Mass. =
Miss Gladys Steele has returned from
Fairfield, where she has been visiting
relatives. Mrs, f, 4. Murphey of Mon
treal, +. O., was in town over Sunday.
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BERKSHIRE.

William Booth Jolley died Monday
June 10 OF heart trouble. from which
he suffered many years, although he
had been able to attend to his bus
mess as merchant up TO within few
weeks OF his death. Mr.. Jolley was
horn in Black Rock, ireland. Septem-
her s. 1875. lie came TO this country at
the age OF ~ years and has always
lived in town since. After working a
few years on a farm he entered the
employment OF his uncle. J. l. Booth
as clerk. in which capacity he served
the business. His death occurred ex-
actly 30 years to a day since he re-
ceived his commission as postmaster
from John Wanamaker. then post-mas-
tor general In town affairs he held
the office of school director six years,
also served as selectman. As secretary
and superin tcndent OF the Rerk hire
Center cemetery association he has
directed a number OF improvements.
Mr.. Jolley was twice married, his first
wife was Calista Miller, who died
leaving him with two children, II.
Pearl and Max w. Later ha married
Frances Thayer Nolan. He Is survived
by his wife and two children. four
sisters Mrs. Andrew MusgroVe of Ire
land, Mrs, John Greer of Foster que,
Mrs. Rachel Beattie of Richford, and
Mrs. James Taylor of Sweetsburg
Que, and one brother John Jolley OF
West Berkshire. The funeral was held
June 10, tho Rev. W, l. Forsythe
OF Enosburg Falls officiating, assist
I Of Ca ST
berkshire and the Rev, F. w. Day OF
Franklin Center Singing was by a
uuartette from the Episcopal Church
Lincoln Lodge, No. rs, +. & A, NJ, OF
Enosburg Falls attended In a body
and conducted the services at the
grave. Court West Berkshire, No. 1890
In dependent order Of roresters at
tended In body. Mr.. Jolley was also
n member of Martha Washington
| chapter. No, A., o. r. s. of Enosburs
| Falls.
Miss Hazel JENNIE Is home from st. AL
bans.--Miss Nanny Sutherland is visiting
| her sister, Miss Jessie, at the home OF
their uncle. A. Brown,--Mr. and Mrs. II
! II. Walbeoft visited IN North Sheldon
| Friday .-Notice Is posted by the rtpubli-
can town committee calling a caucus for
saturday, June 60, to elect delegates &c
attend the county convention to be held
July / at Enosburg Falls.-A shower party
was given by Miss Ruby I.add F'rida,
night In honor OF Miss Jessie Libby, whc
| Is to be married Tuesday evening. Mrs
W. s. Thayer OF Richford is visiting "
town. Harold Tyler Is homo for his sum
mer vacatap from Norih cI,aldop, whsr'
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night Out OF flock of 20, I'VE were
found dead. eight seriously wounded, and
seven missing.-Mr. Thompson of Hart.
ford, Conn, whose home Is in the State
of Georgia, spoke at the Congregational
Church sunday afternoon and evening.
r. Y. Williams was in Burlington Mon
day bailey Brown Ia at home from the
University of Vermont for the sumner.
Mrs Percy Ellsworth and daughter of
North Adams, Mass. have been visiting
at Thomas Adrien's.-Miss Emily Howe
Is visiting relatives In Burington.-Chil-
drcn's day was observed at the Congre-
cational Church Sunday at 1900 o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday school attended
the exercises in body.---A house to
house canvass of the town under the dir
cotton of .hc Sunday schools was
made Wednesday, Laura L.
Rood celebrated her Sjth birthday ami
vcrsary June r.. Mrs. Rood is much i'm
proyc1 from her recent Illness.
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JERICHO.

Miss EValyn Boothe of Essex has been
the guest of Miss Sadie Foster.-Miss
PHYLLIS Brown is at home from Burling-
ton nigh school for the summer. Mrs
Sarah Martin and Miss Jennie Martin
have returned from few days visit with
relatives In st Albans.-Mrs. Mears and
son, Donald. OF Table Rock. Pa, arc
visiting at q. W. Foster s-Ciladys and
Doris Small of Underhill have been spend-
Ing a week with their grandmother, Mrs
fIawley Boothe,-Miss Mildred Patterson
Of Stowe is spending the summer at
Henry T, White s.-Mr ana Mrs c. f.
French and daughter. Ethel, of Castleton
are visiting Mrs. French's brother and
aunt, Herbert Mattress and Mrs Charles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed for the summer
Friday.-rhe primary department held ex-
ercises in their room at two o'clock, which
were attended by the parents. The
Intermediate department were entertained
by their teacher, Miss .drien. NJ her home
during the afternoon. The pupils presented
her with rocker--The graduating eX-
ercises Of the grammar school were held
in the hall at eight o'clock and were
largely attended At the close OF
the exercises Edward Varney pre-,
scented the teacher a signet ring
Carrie Jones and daughter of New York
city are in town for the summer Mis-,
Margaret McCrum and friend. Mis-,
Parkin. of Pennsylvania are guests OF
Miss cCrum's sister, Mrs H. r. Hall.
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SEEI.BUENN.

Parents and friends were interested in
an excellent program which was COM
meuced In the school room June Il and
finished at Queen city Park, where the
40 scholars were taken by T.. T.. Slocum
for straw ride and picnic. Their song
with banjo accompaniment by Miss Sarah
T.. Wh,tmarsh, former kindergarten
teacher of Boston, proved very cnjoya bic.
A beautiful poem composed 10y her in
honor of tho new school bell was dis
t!nctly repeated IN concert With his
| usual generosity, the Hon. j. l.. Barstow
provided candy and lemonade. The
teacher. Mrs Allen. was presented with a
sold scarf pin of exquisite mosaic design
by her pupils.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Mrs. Milo c. REYNOLDS and daughters,
Theresa and Helene, and son, Milo of
burlington. are guests of Mrs l.. r.
Thayer AZ RockledSc. Mr.. REYNOLDS also
was there for the week nd.-Among the
guests AT Platts IN the last few days are
Mr. and Mrs w Z. Burt and Mrs j. NJ.
Ruiter of Rurlington and Mr.. and Mrs,
Gurcan Of Derby Iine.-A party from
Randolph, including Mr.. and Mrs G. Z,
Root. Miss Tnez I.tchned, L. l. Clanin
and son. Hugh, have been nt Camp Ran
DAN for few days fishing. and occupied
Or. Blanchard's cottage. They caught al
together about 100 pounds Mr. and Mrs
l.. Muser of Montreal and Mr.. ana Mrs
Mierbach OF Quebec are guests Mt Charles
a. Peters's for two weeks Elmer Var
nov Is home from Bellows Free Academy
n Fairfax for the summer
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The graduating exercises of the class of
1910. 81. Adams high school, were held at
city hall Thursday and were attended
BY large audience, The valedictorian
was Miss Irene Graves and the saluta-
toran. Miss Mildred Blake, Other speakers
were Miss Florence Newton, Miss May
belle Smith, Alexander Il. Royce, Simon
J. Nieburg. Miss Leonora Branch was
excused from reading her essay l.eClair's
orchestra furnished music, The Rev. S.
Halsted Watkins, chairman of the school
board. announced the following English
prizes which are given by ex-Gov. Edward
c. Smith: Senior, first prize, Miss Leonora
Branch; second, Alexander t. Royce;
Junior. first prize, Miss Valera Morton;
second. Miss Susan Colburn; sophomore.
first prize Miss Alice Chynowth; second
Miss Frances Tenney; freshman, first
prize Orvile Elrod; second prize, Virginia
Charon. The French prize give by Mrs
| william Stanford Stevens, was won By
Miss Florence Newton,
Miss Sadie Elizabeth Andrews, daugh-
ter of Mira, Margaret Andrews, and Edwin
| Sherburne Walker were married at St.
Mary's rectory Tuesday June A. By the
Rev. d. j. O'Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker have gone on a wedding trip to
| Boston and Portland.
| Miss Rose A, Doyle and Henry w
Williams, both OF Brattleboro we're mar
| ried at ST. Mary's rectory Wednesday
| June 10. by the Rev. ID. j. O'Sullivan
| Following the ceremony reception was
| held at the home of Mrs. Richard Leahey
| who Is sister of the bride, Mr. and
| Mrs, Williams have gone to Lake George
on their wedding trip.
| The Rev. George w. Hunt, super
intendent Of ST. Adams district OF thu
Vermont Methodist conference, who's
| death at his home In THE city Friday
morning IL announced in another column
| was horn IN Orange, n. j.
iAnril 2 I&ih Altar racsiyinX Saunnaoi
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FAIRFAX.

Nh and Mrs l. G. Bishop of West Derby
are visiting old friends in town.-Dr. and
Mrs. s H. Phelps went to Milton Sum
day to visit q. o. Phelps, They went In
MyroN Flemings's auto.-Mrs. !. +. Hunt
and Prof H. +. Hunt We're visitors In
Burlington June co. L. Buffers new
automobile arrived June lS.-Mr, and Mrs.
II. ~ McNall spent Sunday In East Fair
field with friends DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds
are visiting the doctors parents in Massa
chusctts-Myron F'lemings will take Mrs,
Oliver Cherrier. Mrs. Lewis Sheltral and
mobile.--Miss Narona Sanderson is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Burt, OF Enosburg -
Mrs. o. G.. Phelps of Milton is visiting
Mrs. S. H. Phelps.-Judge Stewart and
wife spent June 81 In Burling ton-Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Beeman spent Monday calling
on friends in Burlington-L. b. Hunt and
sister will leave Wednesday for New
York city, where they will spend the
summer with their sister. Mrs, Stratton.-
News have been received that Mrs. G.
II. Wilson has left the hospital and gone
to her sister, Mrs. l., j. Morton.-Miss
Carrie Farnsworth has SO far recovered OF
her late sickness az to be about the house
Children's day was held at the Baptist
Church Sunday Mrs, Ruel Bellows, who
has been confined to the house for some
time by sickness. IL better.-Several went
to St Adams Monday to attend the fun
eral OF the Rev, q. w. Hunt Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Cherrier visited Mr.. anf
Mrs. Julian Ballard OF Georgia June IS
Chidren's day will be observed at the
Methodist Church. Sunday, June %.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

T. f. Greenwood met with an acct.
dent to his automobile while manipulate
ing 1t in tho yard near his garage Fri
day evening. The car vas badly damaged
ana spinters from the tenement house
were plenty, but nobody was hurt.-Mra.
&. l.. Ovitt is visiting in Westford and
Essex and Mrs NJ r. Ovitt in St. AL
bans.
Decoration day was observed Sun
day by the Methodist Church.--Chil-
dren's day exercises were also giver
in the evening.-Mrs. +. s. Hutchin-
son Is cha perone Of a party who are
at Pinecroft on Silver Lake, consist
ing Of Misses Hazel. Alma and Mar
ion Kimball. Lillian Towle, Ella Fair
banks, Eunice Stanley. Ethel Derby.
Hilda Orr and Helen Stetson.-Mr and
Mrs Q. Merrill and daughter, Mis-.
Helen. are In Boston for a few days.
Miss Annie Merrill is attending tho
commencement in Northheld thir
week.-Mrs.. James McFeeters and
daughter, Miss Annabel. returned
| from Mount Tiolyoke Saturday, wherc
Miss McFeeters has Just graduated
from tho sem!nary.--Aliss Ruth Draper
Is In Burlington for a few days.
It is supposed by the family Of NJ P
Perey that Mr. Perley and his son. Kent.
sailed June 20 from Athens on the stean-
ship Martha Washington, which is dua
in New York July 3 or miss Jennie
Collins of Burlington, who has teen car
ing for William I>ahey, Is staying In ths
family OF +. II Farrell for few days
Mr. Iafey is much improved.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. l.. Hunt ~ Island Pond, Mr.. and
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WEST BOLTON.

Byron Haywood and brother and Mrs
Haywood of Jericho center were in town
Sunday Miss Edith Tomlinson returned
last Saturday from Fair Haven. where she
has been teaching. Mrs. File Farnham
and children have returned to their home
in Villa mstovn, having spent a week
with her mother. Mrs. II. b. York.
Mrs O. ]. Hosford is III with grip.-John
Bohonnon has moved to Essex.--Miss
Olive Dubois OF Morrisville is spending n
two weeks vacation with her mother.
Mrs Harry Gregory. There ia to be a
lawn party al George Giles Friday even
Ing; ice cream and cake will be served
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city, is passing a fourteen days leave Of
absence with his family here. Mr.. Dunton
was until recently Waterman in the
chinese detention house here.
A republican caucus to elsct seven
delegates to the Franklin county conven-
ton will be held in Aver Opera hail Sat
urday afternoon ut ] 30 o'clock. tho bal
lot box remaining open until eight o'clock
in the evening. An unusually large at
tendance is expected as Richford has two
candidates for the office of STATES attor-
ney. @. r. Ladd and A. b. Rowlcy. Tho
balloting Will be By check list
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Artin1us Bushey Of Bristol. Conn. is In
town visiting his mother and other rcla-
tives-Nr. and Mrs. +. r.. IIutchins have
gone to Pasadena. cal. to visit his
mother, ]. G. Hutchins.-The republican
town committee have called caucus
for next Saturday evening at 500 O'Clock
to elect delegates to the county convcn-
ton. The democratic caucus for tho
same purpose will he held In the town
house at 500 o'clock Tuesday evening,
June 2s.--Mrs Charles Farnsworth Is
cutie sick
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. II. F.. Tillcy.-The con-
dtion Of Mrs. l.. W. Butler. who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. is favorable.-1ra
Bromley was called to Wcstport, n. y,
last week by tho serious Illness Of his
brother. -Mra ". y. Pratt and two aons
arc at her fotier's. T.. c. 1Tham, FOR few
weeks stay. Ernest MIlham and faw'l,
Of Hinesburc were IN town Sunday. -Loon
Ross Of 1Tardw wick Is passing his vacation
al his grarifather's, Elijah Rollins.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Nancy Eligley. who has been hav-
ng a severe attack of muscular rheumat-
Ism. Is improving. Miss May Hodges OF
Richmond Is the guest of Mrs Flora
Eulett.-Nlrs. s. J. Randall returned Fri
Jay from q visit to her daughter Mrs
Ralph 1lcllock. at Enosburg.-Mrs D. f.
Hanks Is visiting relatives at Randolph
The Misses Janette Shattuck and Martha
Norton are at home from school for the
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Marble Pierce
ana Edison Pierce attended the Stokes
reunion at Starksboro Thursday.-Cicorge
Rounds went TO Burlington Friday for
medical treatment.
Mrs. p x. Jones, Ci,y Groton, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. O. Gorton and Mr.. and Mrs +. G.
Andrews attended the Andrews Gorton
wedding at Essex Junction Wednesday,.
The graduating exercises OF the ninth
grade were well attended Monday even
!ng Diplomas were presented to the
Misses Lena Miles. lila Kenyon. Rolla
sargent and Ralph Brewster. Miss Floss
sic Moody went to York Beach. Me. Mon
DAY, where she expects employment-Mr
and Mrs. William Cady of Cambridge
visited their daughter. Mrs. NJ. e. Brew
tter, the first of the week.-The Misses
Frances and Alice Madigan OF Burlington
are the guests Of their aunt. Mrs V. r.
sargent.-Quite delegation from here
attended the convention at burlington
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Ellis and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Randall are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ellis at waitsheld-
The Misses Hazel Brewster and Bertha
Brace visited Mrs. Clara Norton at Bur-
ington the first of the week.
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HILL WEST.

Mark Thomas's house burned June Is
1t Ia not known how the fire caught.-W
T. Shangraw IL ill.-Mrs. Matilda Rush
ford Is improving in health.-Mr and Mrs
Harvie Rushford were guests of jobs
Rushford over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Westly Goodrich of West Berkshire visit
cd at the home OF her mother, Mrs. Her
bert Ranvlle, over Sunday.