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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The district superintendent, the Rev. John
H. Coleman, will hold the quarterly con-
ference at the Methodist Church parlors
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. a full
attendance Is desircd.--Mrs. Nellie Mar
tin and son, Howard, are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Edwin Folsom.-Miss Sadie
harrington is spending n week at her
brothers. Fred 1IarrnEton.-Miss Anna
Allen has returned to Pawlet after visit
ing relatives and friends IN town.--Cieorse
md Carl Curtis have returned to Pitts
ford after spending a few days with their
parents Al the parsonage Charles Nal
lory. who has been i'll most of tie winter
Is able to be out.-L. s. Darby has re-
turned to PlattsburRh after selling the
Belgian stallion Feneon, from Michigan.
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barn and granary belonging to
Barney Collins Of Ferrisburg was burned
to the ground Monday afternoon. All
the farming implements, wagons, hay,
about 400 bushels OF oats and six calves
were burned. The property was partially
insured. The origin of the fire is unknown
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. BAN and daughter
Lilvella and son, Foster, have returned
from Long Beach, Cal. where they passed
the wnter.-Mrs. Clinton Norton is I'll
with the measles.-The Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Methodist Church met with
Miss Lena Hawkins Wednesday after
noon.-Hard wood floors have been laid
in the Methodist parsonage.
The body Of Henry n. Jacobs. who
died Tuesday at the home of his daugh-
ter in Burlington. will be brought here
on the noon nyer to-day and burial
Will be made in Prospect cemetery by
the side of his wife, who died about
year ago. Mr.. Jacobs was a resident
here but had been passing the winter
with his daughter in Notwithstanding
frs. quarterly conference of the Meth
ocist Church will be held Friday even
Ing with District superintendent j. ".
Coleman of Rutland in the chair.-The
nc ighbors and friends Of Frank War
ner gave him a surprise party We'd
ncsday evening, It being his birthday.
Games were played and refreshments
served and n general good time en-
joycd.--Dr. Barter of Brandon was in
this city Tuesday.-At q meeting of
the auditors of the bankrupt estate of
the Nergcnncs Manufacturing COM
pany, held in the office of a. w. Dick
ems. referee in Middlebury Saturday,
@. r. O. kimball was chosen trustee
ard II. A. Bores of Weybridgc. II. T..
Fisher, Jubie Daniels of this city
were appointed appraisers Of the prop
erty.--Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hanchett
and daughter, Dora, of Mineville, ~
V, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Warner.
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SALISBURY.

W. T.. Stoddard has rented his grist
mill To Mr. VIOLA of Amherst. Mass
The Grange have their regular meet
ing on Friday evening, when large
class will be given the third and fourth
degrees and refreshments served.-Manv
of the farmers have land all fitted, but
rear To plant corn, owing to the extreme
dry weather while many meadows ap-
pear as though they had been burned
oVer'-Ihe Rev. Peter Heller, and Deacon
M a. Ihonas, attended the convention of
congregational Churches at New Ho-
ven tuesday and WodnesdeY.--Mr
ana Mrs. Orrcn Nelson were elected
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

to get out as his way of escape was
cut off The alarm soon spread and
nolghbors who were soon on the scene
with hard work saved the house,
which caught several times. The fire
destroyed four barns, two sheds, n
stack of hay and lutte an amount Of
farming tools that were stored in tho
barns The loss is $4,000. with n
small insurance.
Sunday school census of the town
of Mlddlebury was taken on Wednesday
under the direction of Miss Edith Balch,
the State Sunday school secretary, and
tho intention was to have every house In
the town visited by canvassers Miss
Balch met the canvassers at the vestry
Of the Congregational Church Tuesday
evening for a conference and gave them
general instructions. The results of the
canvass will be made known at the graded
union meeting on Saturday of this week.
Prof r. d. Washburn of the Vermont
Experiment station at Burlington will de-
liver an address on agricultural subjects
in the Grange hall on Friday evening,
May 26. and everybody is invited. There
will be no admission fee.--Thc fires which
nave been In progress on the treen
mountains between Ripton and Lincoln
for the past few days have been
practically extinsushed after tho services
of a large number of men have been
called into requistion. The fire at Bristol
Notch was the most serious and IS the
only one that Is still smoudering on this
side OF the mountain, the fires on tho
mountain approaching Ripton having
been completely subdued. William l..
Cady has gone to St Adams to attend
the meeting of the grand lodge Of odd
E'elloMS
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SHELBURNE.

'harleS l.. Barstow. who has been VS.
lung ms rather, Ex-Governor j. r. Bar
Stow mas returned to Now York-lIr. ana
MIS- George Swan are the parents Of u
10 pound son, born Monday.-Tho trustee.
OF Shelburne FREQ library havo had the
books transferred from the old to the now
library and are busy putting them I'm
me Lords supper will bo observed AT th,
Methodist Church az 1880 o'clock.-Mrs
'"ne Nash. who has been IN. Is GONZALES.
cIhS'-Mrs' ]. H. bcyet- has purchased
new Ford automobile
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
held its regular monthly needing at t1a
parish house Thursday afternoon at c.sc
o'clock Or VI. o. Eddy Of Readsboro
mas bought the home and practice Of Dr.
II. -. Hopkins, who has removed tG
Waterbury. Or. Eddy arrived In tow.
with h.- family Monday. lie IS a pradu-
tie of Tufts College and has had a su,-
ocssful practice in Rcadsboro for five
years.-Nliss Anna y. Eastwood Of Bur
Iiugton was visitor at Z. r. Jordan's sun
Cay.-The whoopng cough is prevalent
among the children Of this village and
vicinity THE church stccplc Is hoine
painted hv Irwin Ballard and r. I. Muir
dock, az we'll as the exterior woodwork --
T.. s. Ransom and hia mon arc uaint.r.
the exterior OF the par 0uagc-Arranre-
ncnts are under way for the eutcrtain-
rlent Of the Chittonden County Associa-
ton Of CONGREGATIONAL g. tl~Ches at IT'S an
ual meeting 10 no held hero "Wednesday.
Nay 81 and Thursday. June hiss
Lorraine Ransom has been spending a few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs F. W. Hall, Mt Essex Junction.-S G.
Lee, who has been IN poor health, is not
rs we.l-Nr. and Mrs. w. a. Church %
%oncsville visited A. p. Byington sun
day.
Mrs. r. I. Roetwick Of Burlington IS
Visiting nor father >. g. Lce.-Niss Flor
enco llurbut is spending some time with
Mrs G. NJ. Willard. Ferdinand McGina g
Of Essex Junction was ut Ferris NcGir-
Miss Monday.-Georgo VI. Willard. who
has been in poor health. is much inn
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ADDISON.

The G, r. II. society held very pleas
ant meeting at l.. NJ. Cages on the even
Ing OF May 12-The Como brothers, who
recently purchased the Booth farm. have
moved there. r. Day has returned 10
town, having spent the winter in Florida,
Mrs, Clara Stone is the new operator at
the central telephone station.--Mrs, LII
Ian Van Akin and daughter were at the
Gregory farm over Sunday.-Mrs James
Lacy was In Burlington over Sunday
The Misses Gladys and sylvia Hamblin
were the guests OF Stella Cross Saturday
and Sunday.-The Misses Anna Fisher
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GRANVILLE.

George +. Wilson has sold his farm 10
the paper company and has rented a
house in Hancock where he has moved
with his wife and daughter Mrs. Mabel
from Rochester high school from Friday
until Mondav.-f!. .. Beans little daugh-
Ter was taken i'll with acute Indigestion
Thursday, but IS row a little improved
Mrs. Tinkham is in stowe with her daush-
ter. Mrs. Harry Pilie.-Lous Rider Of
Rochester IS in town visiting his mother.
Mrs. s. f. Davis who has been caring
for her sister, Mrs, Lamb, has returned
70 her home IN Randolph Miss Eta Ken
needy has gone to Randalph.-E. X. Hem
enway is repairing his house.
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H. Muhson' who underwent n serious on
Grafton at the Fanny Allen hospital four
weeks ago, has returned to her home
much Improvisation and ferber,
Sha" arc making extensive repairs on
the interior Of their hou~e.-rbe nov,
meeting Of tho Grange will be held Fri.
cay evening at tho parish house. Tho fol.
lowing program win he given: Violin and
piano duet Harley Monta. and Misc s,oi,l,.
singing by Grange reading nv Mrs r.vo,,,
debate. Resolved: That Rocinroci,,. ,-,h
Canada Would Benefit the Farrners ~,
.>e" hnRland' affirmative, Willis Hough.
'oi anu ferrY Curtis, and negative. u. II.
Csrrehter and Edwin Sioley; song, Mr.
Nnith; reading by Herbert Severance;
Singing by Grnnpn
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Mrs. Emma Wolcott is visiting at Or
well.-The following were appointed del
cgates to the Christian Endeavor conVen-
ton ut Bristol. May q: Harry Hutchi-
son. Harry Pratt Datus Rico and Mrs.
Evnns.--C. T, Wing is being treated at
rurllnrton for COMMUNICATIONS will
be no preaching service AT the cohsres"-
tional Church. Sunday. the primary ue-
partment of the Sunday school VIII meet
at II O'Clock and the regular SUNDAY
school at 12--Mrs. Agnes Williams mas
returned to Bridport.-The Ladies' society
will hold n strawberry festival at the
vestry, Thursday evening, June l.
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HANCOCK.

George T.. Wilson and family have
moved here from Granville.-GeorGe Il.
Farr of this town and Hale Flint of Ran
dolph were in Lamoille and Washington
counties buying cows last week. and drove
In between ~ and 10 head. -Ea ton Bros.
have leased Of the Northern Lumber COM
pany tract Of over 100 acres, compris-
Ing what was once six farms in Hancock
tunnel, which they arc fencing into pas
ture. 1t will be the largest in the State,
and 1t is estimated that it will summer be-
tween 800 aud 100 head of cattle.
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WEYBRuDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hall attended the
funeral of their uncle, Emmerson Smith,
at Bristol Wednesday, "Nermont's For
ward Movement was presented at
the Methodist Church last evening.
Frank l.. Howe Of Bennington, speaker
of the House of Representatives, Frank
l.. Greene of St. Adams, editor of the
st. Adams Messenger and Mason $.
stone Of Montpelier, superintendent Of
education made addresses.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard John
son Friday.
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SOUTH STARESEoGO.

The Rev. Charles Franklin moved Mon
day TO Monktou Ridge.--Georgc Hallocll
has gore to Charlotte to work in cream
cry David FollanShee and y. y. Orvis
were in Neigenncs Tuesday.-The Ladies'
Home circle will meet Thursday, May
- with Mrs. Walter Printon, in Lincoln.
Miss Ruth Follansbec returned Tuesday
from MOnkton
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Estate of Ellie CharbOnenu, Burlington.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for tire District of Chittcnden,
Commissioners. 10 receive. examine,
ana adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate o.
Ellie Charboneau, late of Burlington,
In said district. deceased, and all
claims exhibited In Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the late
residence OF the deceased in the city
of Burlington. in said district, on the
3rd Thursdays of June ANA November.
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, on each OF
said days ana that six months from the
18th day of May, a. D., 1911. is the
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance
Dated at burlington, this 10th day
of May, y. D., 1911.
ARTHUR MARTELLE.
OCTAVE T.. LAVFLLEE
46,w3t. Commissioners
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CAN YOU FURNISH TEAM AND
WAGON?

young mon. who
are able to furnish team and wagon.
to sell on commission to farmers the
best line of household necessities for
the Oldest, largest and most responsible
company OF the kind in'the world.
About two thousand statesmen now
working, earning on the average over
800 per month net, clear of all ex
penses. Net earnings of best men, over
$500 per month. Two million farmers
now using these thoroughly advertised
goods. Established 1865. Capital 5000,
COO. Address. the ]. Il. Watkins Co., ll3
South Gay street, Baltimore, Md.
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FOUND.

FOUND-A small dog, color yellow and
black. yellow head with white spot in
forehead, long ears with right ear
split. Collar brass trimmed, with let
ters +. Il. l.. L. r. Y. on same. Owner
please pay charges and take away. =.
DeforSe. Huntington. Al. w3t
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and Bernecia Avery of Vergennes were
guests OF May Crane over Sunday.-Miss
owe Gage entertained her teacher Miss
kingsbury. over Sunday.-Mrs. Joseph
st. Glare fell from the steps of the Gonyea
house on Sunday and broke one arm
News has reached here of the death OF
John Perkins, father of ellison Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. j. I. Clark were at George
Halls In Shoreham over Sunday.-C. j.
OBryan Is putting up a new barn.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or 10 sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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that 1t might spread to the dwellings
nearby. Last fall In about this same
locality Emanuel Pratts home was in
much danger from similar fire. Tho
woods back of Fort Ethan Allen on the
Colchester road were all afire Thursday
afternoon and evening.
change was made Saturday at tho
American Wooden company's office here
when Charles s. Lord severed his connec-
ton as cashier and will he succeeded by
Il. s. Johnson. who will begin his new du-
ties to-day. Mr.. johnson comes from the
Boston office of tho company. Mr.. Lord
has been connected with the mills here
In various capacities for the past 30 years
and is stll interested in the American
Wooden company. he being president Of
the Burlington FIGURING company, which
position he will retain.
Joseph Alexander again came into the
hands of the law when he was arrested
Saturday afternoon for throwing a rock
through tho glass window of Hollorun's
saloon. Josie" as he is more Familiarity
known, has just returned to town from no
one knows where but he has been here
only few days Saturday he tried to get
a drink in the saloon when he was ordered
OUT ana '"'s iur. MS iee',''sS 80 ','"' i've
S"us III r'Nc'Se' I'c wac P'"CV" "''Ue' az
resi- ny V''oei iu"ei' anu Will Pi'""
Dy We given nearing
ne ponce Iorce attracted inc at'o"uon
VI tIe po"Iu vi ""S''cS At -" SI'e''al
meeting held in the Steamer Hose room
Monday The appointment Of Il
regular policeman to fill the vacancy
caused ny Cilicer hert St' Amour reSlEh-
lnV' was 'he ina'h TOPIC ol "'Scu SS''H'
mares har"er was dPpoih'eu I" L." inc
vacancy from lst OF a"ou. Sly an
P''ca''S' All 'He ilei''pci9 " '''' OOdl"
were present INC pol'c" Iorce Is now
pfaclcaiN complete ana Is mace up win
thlei OF Poiice H. H. horton poil''"l'h
NO. l. charles Nardwen' ana charles
Barrier as policeman NO = ME- barper S
peat VIII extend along West Allen street
ana MaIIetts BAY avenue AFTER the ap-
poihtment, the matter or uniforms was
discussed ana IN rev weeks the ponce
men Will make thelr appearance on inc
street In new Sul'9' caps anu ProU@h'y
new badges. Samples OF various grades
of blue cloth were submitted with prices
10 the board by local tallofS ana u was
finally left TO the police committee to
make choice ana purchase what theN
consider in +beir Indictment Is the hest
.rboro r.iu bo ,brao ,,rifor,,s ,,urcbaead
co,pn,oir, v.a- ertored 70 the board
rerarlinc the snrinkIinr service The
comnIalnt dealt with the length Of time
taken IN with the sprinkling each dav
and I'm regard to sprinkling the cross
walks. II was thought that there was too
much time used In the sprinkling and tho
street committee was ordered to instruct
Charles A. Adams, who was appointed
at n recent meeting, to do the sprinkling.
regarding these complaints. A complaint
was also brought 10 the attention of the
board referring to persons dumping refuse
on upper Fast Allen street near Hoods
crossing. A sign was ordered placed in
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WEST MILTON.

MIR. and Mrs. f. Bomhard visited then
sister, Mrs Ellis, at the Fanny Allen hos.
lltal Sunday.W. e. Thompson, who has
teen with his brother, Sanford Thomp.
son, for several weeks, returned to Hart,
tard Conn, Friday.-Miss Mildred Blaks
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FOR SALE.

LAKE SHORE COTTAGES for sale or
rent, cottages at Thompson's Point,
Long Point and Cedar island. Vermont
farms a speciality. Real estate cata-
logues free. W y. Cove and y. W.
Estey, Bristol, VT 1iS.d&wtf
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WINoOSKI

Forest fines. witch started Thursday
afternoon in trc roighhorhood Of sundor-
LAND Hollow on the north side. were
very much in evidence Friday when
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NOTICE.

LEONARD HOSPITAL, Lansingburgh.
" " training school course. three
years. Students now desired for classes.
Address Superintendent. 97,d&wtf
NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have TO sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
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VERGENNES,

Mrs. c. u. Percheron underwent q
successful operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital Thursday.
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a GOOD WOMAN wanted for general
homework on farm. +. A. Drew. South
burlington. e6.wtf
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1 CENT WORD

Advertising in this
column 1c. n word.
each insertion. Copy
m ay be changed
every week. Cash in
advance required. No
advertisement taken
which Is less than IL
words, 2 lines. Spe-
ciel terms to adver-
Users using from ESQ
to 1000 lines within
~ con &c ut We
months.
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WANTED.

AN ALL AROUND LATHE HAND
wanted. capable of making tools.
Hewitt and Wright, Bristol, Vt.
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Bargains
teeth EXTRACTED

Absolutely Without Pain.
The only office In Burlington where
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particle of pain, without taking gas
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-23

man s. Grindle, OF Seal Harbor. On May
4. 1878, be married Miss Clara d. Slower,
who survives. He leaves two sons and
two daughters-Orris r. and Nathan t.,
OF this place, Mrs. Efiice Brscey, OF Seal
Harbor, and Mrs. Annie 8. Dyke, OF Han
over. A daughter, Mrs. Marion Hill, died
at her parents home in 1906.
In his early life Mr.. Grindic followed
the sea, but after his marriage he re-
NAMED on the farm, becoming . success
full farmer. The family mourns the loss
OF kind, loving husband and father, the
neighbors true and generous friend, who
was always ready to assist in time OF i'll
ness ana trouble.
The funeral was held 1t the residence
Aug. is, at O'Clock, conducted by Rev.
r. A. Barker, and was largely attended by
neigh ors and friends. The bearers were
Orris p, Nathan T. and Freeman Grindle,
and Herman Bracey. There were flowers
in profusion. The burial was at Seaside
cemetery.
Aug. n. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST LAMoISE.

). Sherman Douglass and wife are visit
ing Capt. A. B. Higgins.
John Linscotf, of Portland, visited his
family here over Sunday.
Newton Bishop, OF Melrose, Mass, 10
visiting his sister, Mrs. Arthur Ashmore.
Mrs. Harvey Lear and Miss Rosa Willis,
Of Bar Harbor, spent Sunday At Mrs. Eta
LncAster's.
Maurice Hodgkins, who has spent his
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Winfield
Hodgkins, returned to Portland Sunday,
Miss Cora Cobb, OF Gardner, Mass-,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Thomas Groetxinger, returned home Tues
day.
Eben Leavitt and wife and A. Mcleod
and family, who have occupied the "Log
Cabin" during the summer, returned to
Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Kelley and daughter, OF Dorches-
ter, Mass, and Miss Abbott, OF SPRING
field, Mass, returned home Saturday,
after spending their vacations at Luther
Giipatrick's.
Mrs. Villa Klous and son Chester, OF
Maiden, Mass, and Miss Frances Gerrish,
Of Dorchester, Mas, who have been
guests OF Capt. George w. Gault, have
gone TO Seal Harbor Tor few days before
returning homo.
Aug. Y. N.
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SPRAY.
DEDHAM.

E. W. Burrill was in Bar Harbor . few
days last week.
Boyd Tracy, Of Hancock, Is the guest OF
J. F. Cowing and wife.
Edward Martin, OF Rumford Falls, il
spending few weeks here.
Mrs. @. P. Goodwin il in Orrington
with Mrs. E. A. Thompson.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin has been visit
ing friends in West Ellsworth.
Elmer Gray, OF Beverly, Mass, is visit
ing his parents, @. A. Gray and wife.
Mrs. Fred Edes, OF Passadumkesg. is
visiting her brother, Gerald Thompson.
Miss Ethel Rowe spent few days last
week in Bangor, the guest OF Miss Alice
Black.
Miss Ella Ingalls,, OF West Ellsworth,
was the guest of Miss Ethel Mclaughlin
last week.
s. P. Weber and wife, OF Brewer, and
Guy Hutchings, of Florida, with q party
of relatives and friends, visited their
former home here Sunday and enjoyed a
picnic dinner.
Among those from distant towns to at
tend the Gray reunion held in the grange
hall Aug. 10 were Charles Meade and son
Charles w. and Elmer Gray, OF Beverly,
Mass; Miss Fannie Hopkins, OF Mer-
chants Island; Miss Winnie Gross, OF
Isle au Haut; Adelbert Gray, OF Bar Har-
Dor; Alfred Gray, of Eustis, and his
daughter Jessie and son AlonEo, of Ed
dington.
Aup ~ n
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sroNINGToN.

Lawyer Bangs and wife have gone on a
visit to friends in Freedom.
Miss Nellie Eaton is visiting her
brother Raymond in Rockland.
Benjamin Sturder, who is EN- ployed in
Portland, is home on q vacation.
Robert WEIGH and wife, OF Quincy,
Mass, are visiting Capt. George w elch.
Mrs. Charles Flye, OF Roxbury, Mass, is
visiting her parents, j. q. Goss and wife.
Oliver Mills and wife, who have been
guests at g. w. Redman's, have gone to
their home in Boston.
The Stonington and Deer Isle Sunday
schools will hold their semi-annuAl SEES
sion at Reach Aug. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, OF Tampa, Fla,
who have spent the summer at Ocean
View, have returned home.
Col. Thomas Hare, Of West Virginia,
will lecture in the opera house Aug. q, in
the interests Of the Civic league.
Aug. "a. Mill