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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
=. F. Trombly juno 2l.-Mrs. Grace
Devino and son went to New Hampshire
Friday to visit her sister. Mrs. Mary
IIill.--A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Baldwin June 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Pierce and Miss Bertha Brace
visited at Clinton Pierce's Saturday and
Sunday.-Warham Brewster and grand
daughter, Leonie, were Waterbury
Thursday.-T village school closed Fri
day. The teacher. Miss Marion Mills, has
returned to her home in Rochester-Miss
Grace Blakley closed her school at
Hanksville with n picnic Saturday.
Miss Pauline Tart visited her father.
Herbert Tart, at South Starksboro the
first of the Week.-Mrs. Anna Norton of
Lebanon, N, H.. is staying with her
father, r. A. Norton, for the summer
Miss Minnie Brewster is at home from
teaching in Bristol for the summer.--Mrs
Agnes Brewster and daughter, Hazel, are
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Henry Ellis al
Waits1eld and Mrs. Ralph Hallock nj
Icnosburg.-Miss May Hodges OF Rich
mond was the guest of Mrs. Florey HUI
lett the first of the week.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Andrews visited his parents, Mr.. ant
Hrs. J. E. Andrews, at Essex Junction
the last Of the week
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FAIRFAX.

w. W. Holbrook, VINO has been passing
several months in Townsend. returned
Saturday Word has been received of
the death Of Miss Carrie Farnsworth Sun
dny afternoon at the home of her nephew,
James T.. Goodal, in Burlington. Miss
Farnsworth was 81 years of age, and is
survived by a sister. Mrs. j. s. Goodall
Of Essex Junction. and a nephew, j. f.
Goodal. The funeral was held at her
late home Wednesday afternoon at 80
t'clock.-Miss Genie Hunt ana Donald
Page. former principal of Drighum Acad-
envy, Bakersfield. were recent guests at
the home of George Hunt.-A daughter,
Charlotte Sarah was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Warner Brush Sunday.-Mrs. Smith
and two children have returned to Wor-
cester, Mass. after passing several days
at the home OF John Howard. Miss
haynes of Burlington was the guest OF
Mrs A. A. Beeman during commence
ment.-The Village Improvement society
cleared $50 by catering for the alumni
banquet Albert Kinney of Greensboro
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
uncle, Archie Kinney.-Miss Hazel Rey-
nolds is in F'errisburg Mrs. B. NJ, Bal
lard spent June % and % in ST. Adams
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. c,
II Brush Wednesday.-Mis Dorothy
Hopson OF Albany is visiting friends ir
tnWn
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. A. Lancor who has been IN Bur.
cal treatment, has returned home much
improved in health.--Mrs. n. B. Hall is ii
little better.-AIss Edith Guyette, who
has been attending school in Burlington.
is at home to pass her vacation.--AIrs
L. r. Curtis and Mrs. r. Bacon went
Monday to Eden to spend a week with
their sister, Mrs. G. Chasc-Miss Bernica
Hall has given up her position for a while
at H. n. Gray's store In Cambridge and
Is at home caring for her mother-Miss
Fitzsmonds of Underhill is guest of Miss
Edith Guyette.-AIrs. Edith Tomlinson is
in Grand Isle visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Minckler,-Mrs. Edward Lacaillado
was called to Hardwlck Monday by the
critical illness of her sister.
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UNDERHILL.

The graduating exercises Of the graded
school were held Wednesday evening In
the G. A. r. hall. There were six graduates
from the high school and eight from the
grammar school-Msses Olive and Mar
Tory Hayden are attending commencement
in Burlington.-Howard lockwood of
Waterbury visited AT II. w. lockwood $
Sunday.-Mrs. C. C. Mead expects to leave
for Lancaster. Mass, about July where
she has a position as matron in the Indus
trial schcol.--Miss Hazel Knight. who has
been teaching at Williamstown has re-
turned homo for the summer-NIrs. Emma
Metcalf who has been visiting her sister
in South Burlington, came home Monday
night.-A party of young people from
town climbed Mt. Mansfield Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY.

Hardy and Frank Lafountain of Bos-
ION are visiting In town-Harold Domino
q spending a few days In St. Johns, p. O.,
with his brothers Miss Elizabeth Upham
has returned from a few days visit with
TIE Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Baxendalc In VOL
cott.-District superintendent. the Rev.
William Shaw, was In town Monday A
me citing of the executive board was held
Monday cvening.-The l.. A. 8. served ice
cream in the park on saturday afternoon
and evening Willie Hazen o. st. Adams
IL spending q week at his home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Casavant have re-
turned from a two weeks visit In Barton.
DIR. and Mrs. -. J. Keelan met with an
accident Monday evening. The harness
gave away while coming down North
lll and they were trown out and both
rendered unconscious. No serious injuries
resulted.
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ISLE LA MOTIF.

Mr., and Mrs. Henry Carlisle and son
of st. Adams were guests of Mrs, Anna
Botsford Sunday. Mrs. A. NJ. Lengfeld
and daughter and w. 7. Council went to
Ilattsburgh Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Kate Hodges on Wednesday,
Mrs. Louisa j. Sowles has recovered
from her illness and has returned to her
home in Chazy.-Thcre will be a social at
\, w Fisk's Friday evening June 80 FOR
the benefit Of the pastor.-lt Is expected
that Isle La Motto Is again to be honored
by having on July 20 as guests of the New
York society OF Lake Champlain the Gov.
oYnor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF New
! ork and Vermont also the premier or
the Providence OF Quebec and many prom
inent Canadian officials, including the
mayors of Quebec and Montreal,
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The Rev. c. C. Adams, pastor of the
Congregational Church. who has had
call from the Congregational Church in
Bristol, X. J.. has decided not to accept It.
D. NJ. johnson has gone to New York
and from there with a party will go to
'ennsylvania to visit the coal mines.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Gardner will leave Friday
night for Baltimore, Md. to spend the
hummer with her daughter. Miss Anna
Gardner.
A son was born Sunday TO Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Barnes.
At the annual school meeting held Tues
day evening. officers were elected as fol-
lows: Moderator, G.. W. Bailey; clerk,
L. NJ Hays; prudential committee for
three years. L. l.. Keith auditors, e. w.
Whitcomb. William Humphrey and w
w. Smith: treasurer. w. w. Smith;
collector. J. II. Douglass. A tax Of c.
| cents was voted.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Arms Of Tor
onto, Canada. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Arms.-Miss Flora Clark
and Barbara Clark are visiting friends
In Cambridge, Mass.-Mrs John Whrte,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Metcalf, returned Tuesday to
Wakefield, Mass.-Mrs. Dayton Weston
and daughter, Margaret, of Swanton
are visiting Mrs. Carrie Morrill.-Flor-
nnce Metcalf has returned home for
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Root of Montreal are guests of Mrs
Lewis Talcott-Mr. and Mrs Bean
are the parents of a daughter.-On ac-
count of illness among the town chill
dren. the children's day exercises have
been postponed indefinitely.
Pupils of the Muddy Brook school hav-
ing perfect attendance for the spring
term ending June "a were: Carroll Isham,
Herbert Lawrence Eva Gravel. Dorothy
Parker. Rama Patten and Ruth Patten.
Myrtle Lawrence was absent but one day
during the term.
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COLCHESTER.

The Misses Mary. Grace and Myrtle Nc
Nell are at home for their vacation.-J.
ii. Lyon returned Monday from Marble
head, Mass.-Miss Miegs. who has been
quite Ill at Mrs. Lyons. was able to go to
her home In Vergenncs Monday Miss
PAMELA Smith returned from Middlcbury
Saturday night She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Ben Wales-Mrs L. s.
Wright, who spent Sunday with her hus-
Rand In Barton, returned to her home
Tuesday.-Mrs Algier of Joncsvile is
visiting her son. Delbert Algier.-Miss
Dorothy Wright and sister, Alice, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Myron Orvis, ir
Ilinesburg.
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RICHFORD.

The home Of DR. and Mrs. H. A. Bogue
was the scene of pretty June wedding
Wednesday evening. June 81, at o'clock,
when their oldest daughter. Miss Ruth
Stella Bogue, was married to Roy DE
Witt Newton, by the Rev. W. L. Doug
lass. Miss Helen Bogue, sister of the
bride. was maid Of honor. and +. Lorne
Mitchell was best man. The bridesmaids
we're Miss Katherine Hopkins and Miss
Pauline Perley and the ushcrs were Ho-
rcer Bogue. brother OF the bride, Ray
mond Hawlcy, Chester Granville and Jesse
Conger The wedding music was played
by Nee uley's orchestra from Newport
AT 1880 o lock reception was held which
vas attended by hundreds of friends of
the bride and groom. Those who assisted
In serving refreshments We're Miss Ada
Shepard. Miss Essio Mitchell, Miss Eliza
beth Ayling Miss Gertrude Flanagan
Miss Kitty Garner. Miss Mae Wallace.
Miss Orpha Smith and Miss Rae Bashaw
The bride received large number OF
presents. Among the guests from out of
town were DR.. II. L. Bogue OF Whittier
Cal, Mrs. Ada Templeton and DR.. p. C.
Templeton of Irasburg, Royden Cheney
Of Manchester. N H., Mr. and Mrs. L. h
SLACK OF newport center, Dr. G. c. Wal
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, j. Blair and Mr.
AID Mrs Charles White of North Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Chase of Abercorn,
| Que, Dr. and Mrs. G.. c. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Pratt, Mrs Charles Gates and
| Mrs Samuel Hall Of Montgomery. MT
and Mrs. William Samson. Mr.. and Mrs,
u, w. Paul. Mrs. Ephraim Perley ana
Miss Pauline Perley OF East berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs David Marcy and MI ana
Mrs, Russell Marcy and two sons OF
South Rlchford. Mr.. and Mrs newton
took the night express for a orldai tour
through the White mountains ana on 'heir
return expect to go to California
The third and anal game of ball oe-
tween the Fats" and the Leans"
Will be played on Island Park satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock DR. C.
s. sconeld will he captain OF me
Fats" and II. G, Comihss or inc
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at Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon's.-Miss
Hazel Field. who has been visiting at DR..
Stoddard's returned to her home In
Springfield yesterday.-W. A. Weed, Jr.,
started for South Bend, Ind. Sunday
evening after q short visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Week.-Mrs..
Cordelia Taggart of New York Is at II.
w. Tracy's for the summer.-Mrs. Ebert
Nash is visiting her sister, Mrs. Van
Steinburg, in Burlington and Mrs. Mary
" hite Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Dan
forth, In Massena, N. Y.-Miss Anna
Gosselin is spending few days with
friends at Shelburnc harbor.--T. A. Pat
node returned yesterday to Troy, n. Y,
after spending n few days with his par
erts at Shelburne harbor.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. Eliza Sherwin Wednesday afternoon
Arthur Curry was called to Leominster,
Mass, Saturday by the serious illness Of
bis mother.-A daughter was born Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Hutch!ns.-B. E.
Lawrence returned Friday from West
port, N Y, where he had passed few
days with his mother and other relatives.
Mrs G. L. Soule went Monday to Can
ada for two months stay with her hus-
band. who Is in the lumber business there.
News Is received that A. w. Cockle who
has been with his son. Ralph, in Orwell
the past two months. has gone to Denver
Colo. to visit his son, Allen, and daugh-
ter, Grace the rest Of the summer.
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WEsTFOlsD.

c. j. Ferguson Of Burlington spoke in
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing.-Josiah Gibbs Of Edmoro. Mich, is
visiting ct A. f. Morgan's,-Miss Eleanor
Ruggles IS home from Hampstead. l.. l..
accompanied by Mrs. Dare.-H. Il. H.
Ruggles Of Reno. New, is at home
Floyd G. Rice Is to be graduated from
the University OF Vermont on Wedncs-
day.-Irving Cobb OF Old Bennington Is
spending his vacation In town.-Miss
Ross. who has been at Amos Stearns's
for the past week. has gone 10 her hoine
in Cambrdge.-C. w, Rice and family Of
Essex and Mrs. Henry MacGinnis Of
Trenton. n. j., were in town Sunday. =
There will be an entertainment In the
town hall on Monday evening. July 3.
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'Leans."--Miss Louise Williams of
Montreal is visiting Mr. and Mrs. II
w. McKenney.--Austln Puffer Is pass
ing few weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. II. II. Hardy, at the Park View
House, Bethlehem, N. H.--John T.. Van
Antwerp is taking teatment at Gale
donia Springs. ont, for innammatory
rheumatism from which he has suf-
fered for several weeks.-Henry f.
Rustedt is at home from the Harvard
Law school for the summer vacation.
William -. Corliss of Andover. Mass.
is visiting hls parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Omer w Corliss.
a farewell piano recital was given
by the students OF the Leach School Of
Music. class of 1911, in Aver opera hall
Monday evening The class was assist
| Cd by Miss Ailcne c. Iefingwell of
burlington. reader. The stage was
decorated with ferns and daisies. the
color scheme being gold and black
The playing reflected very favorably
on the teaching ability and years OF
hard work of the director, Mrs. Glenna
Baker Leach, as well as the persist
ence and excellent work Of the grad
luates.
The Montreal Stars. the independent
champion base ball team of tho Quebec
province, will play "A game Of ball with
the Richford team on Island Park Tues.
day afternoon. July 4. The purses offered
In the races to be given on Island PARK
the same afternoon total 5000, and a.
some of the fastest horses in northern
Vermont and the eastern townships o.
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GRANT, isle
SOUTH HERO.

The graduating exercises of Maple
Lawn academy were held Friday after
noon at the Congregational Church. The
program: March, "Brookes's Triumphal"
Carter overture. "Stradela," Floton: in
vocation, the Rev Ralph II. Mix: inter-
inezzo Roses Honeymoon" BendiX; ora
ton. Electricity and Its Masters" Roy
George Fresno; essay, Principles of Free
Government" Aura Mary Wright: waltz.
"Soupiro d Amour" Zutella; grafton.
Forestry" Arthur Hall Landon; grafton.
"Patriotism." Ralph Eldred Mlnckler:
music, Dance of the Nubians," Gruen-
wald; address to graduates, the Rev.
George Perry Of Chester; comforting of
diplomas, Principal Mrs. w. II. Stevens:
march, "Clef Club" The church was
c-tistically decorated with ferns. red and
white peonies. representing the class col
crs. The class motto Eide ct Lahore" in
crimson lettering on a back ground Of
white was hung over the stage. Music
vas by Bartons orchestra of Burlington.
The usual reception given by the ladies' Of
South Hero to the graduating class was
held at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Robinson, and was made the oc-
casion Of d farewell to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens. A purse was presented to them
by the alumni and other friends. During
the IL years that Maple Lawn academy
has been located at South Hero "a stu
dents have been graduated. General re-
gret Is expressed over the departure OF
MIR and Mrs. Stevens for their former
home In Essex. During the II years they
resided here they have won the esteem OF
all and leave with the sincere regret OF
their many friends and neighbors. In the
evening the usual large audience was
present to listen to the class day exer-
| cises and concert by Barton's orchestra
commencement week closed with boat
| ride to Ausable Chasm and return on Tho
steamer Vermont.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs L. H. Leroy and son
CT Clarernont. n. H., are visiting Mr., and
Mrs. ]. ]. McCarty.-The Ladies' AID
society met with Mrs, Oscar Stanley for
village schools closed Friday
tor the summer-Recent visitors at the
home of II. w. Pratt were Mr. and Mrs,
G. II. Garricl of East Durham, Que.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Pratt and two child
rem OF Mechanicsville and Walter S. Judd
of Swanton.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Camille lMosier. Tuesday,
June 2G-Mrs. D. NJ. Toof and daughter
Mrs G. l.. Capron of Malone, n. y, were
quests Of Mrs. IT. X. Capron this week.
]. n. Powell of Los Angeles. Cal, called
an friends in town.
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Carolyn Williams. who teaches In
Brockton, Mass, Is spending her vaca-
ton at her home here.-Niss Crlstlni
Gulicl is at home from teaching in Essex.
james Williams. Jr., has accepted
position In Graniteville.-June Root Of
Boston is visiting relatives in town.
Prof. L. r. Dean Is attending commence
inent at Dartmouth.-The entertainment,
at the social. given by Miss Hazard of
New York was much enjoyed by a large
audience Her playing on the bagpipes In
Scotch costume and her songs were some
thing new in this vicinity Her mother
was former resident of this town. SIS
ter of c. T. Holmes.-Some of the young
people will give a dance at library hall
this evening.-Merrill Powers of Vermont
academy visited Carlton McNiel this
week.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Pearl Berry is spending a part of
her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Hall In Jericho.-W. w. Miller returned
Monday from Randolph.-Miss Jennie
Rankin of Burlington was the guest of her
sister, Mrs S. d. Parker, over Sunday
NJ. L. Leary has purchased a new "E.
Nj. f." automobile-Mrs II. c. Gleason
Of Burlington Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. !.
L. Towne.-Miss katherine Henley, who
has been assistant teacher in the Jericho
high school, is at home for the summer
Mrs. j. W. Donahue and son visited in
Burlington Monday.-Ivan Mix and Mrs.
Inez Bessett were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bessett Sunday.-Mrs. Henry of
Long Point Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
John Gannon.-Miss Leslie of Johnson is
the guest of Miss Barnard at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Ainsworth,-Mr
Alexander Terrier and daughter. Martha,
Of Montpelier are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Tuson Terrien.-P. C. Davis visited In
Barre Saturday.-E. T. Jacobs left Satur-
day for Concord, N. H., where he will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Wins
low for two weeks,-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stone, who have been the guests OF his
sisters, Mrs. l.. f. Prior and Mrs. w. X
Fuller returned Monday to his homo In
Andover, Mass-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Dim
lex and children and Miss Bailey are al
their cottage at Lake Iroquois for the
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LAM0lLLE
MORRISVILLE.

The funeral of Henry L. Sturges was
held Friday afternoon AT two O'Clock AT
his late home, the Rev V. NJ Hardy
officiating, Mr.. Sturges died Of apopleXy
June 20 after an illness of a week. He
was born April A. 1885, In Fairfield. came
to Morristown with his parents GO years
ago and had made his home here since
February 2. 1863, he married Jano M
Hadley, who died in July. 1906 Mr., Stur-
ges was a carpenter and builder ana was
for a long term of years foreman IN the
building department of the Central YER
mon. railway. He Is survived by ono
brother. Arthur Sturges Of East Ran
dolph and q sister, Mrs Lizzie l.. Glib
lett, who was with him at the time oil
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BEAVER

Walter Haywood went Saturday to
visit friends In Orleans County for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Brush are par
"nts of n daughter, born Sunday.-Mrs.
W. O. King visited a sister in Burlington
the last of the week, returning homo Mon
days. II. Wright and family of Stowe
was at Lyman Leachs Sunday. Mrs.
Wright, who has been staying there re-
turned with them.
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. I. II. Morrill, entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Crouch of Bos-
ton were guests at j. NJ. Carpenters
Monday and Tuesday.-Miss Greta
Norton Is spending the week in Mont
pclier-NIr. and Mrs. Z. II. Kinds visit
ed in Cambridge the first of the week
james Swinyer and family are visit
iDY IN (,uyayi1le N
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs william Rushford Of
johnson. who have been visiting rela-
tivcs hero tho past week. have return
cd home.-N1r and Mrs. s. Turner OF
East Berkshire passed Sunday with
their daughter. Mrs. C. C. Shangraw.--
c. c. Shangraw, who has been Ill for
three weeks, remains about the same.
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FLETCHER.

Maud Carey has been seriously i'll
the past wcek.-Marjorie Parson. who
is attending school in Burlington. Is
"a home for the summer vacation.-F.
l.. Blaisdell and family of Jefferson
vile visited at ]. L. Fitzgeralds Mon
day.-Therc are several cases OF
whooping cough IN town.
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Libson, N. H.--The following officers were
elected at the Christian Endeavor
Societys meeting Sunday evening. Presi-
dent, James williams; vice-presdent,
Howard Cassidy; treasurer Willard John
son: recording secretary, Howard Cassidy:
corresponding secretary. James Williams;
nrIrunisf Mrp ID Grepnn
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WEST MILTON.

Alton Bean Is here from California
and will stay with his uncle. Amos
Hill, several weeks.-Carl Densmore
and family of Barre visited here June
26 and 81.
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SHELBURNE.

MT and Mrs. Perley J. Hodgkins re-
turned from their wedding trip Sunday
noon and left Monday afternoon for their.
homo In Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Metran
ard son OF Albert-Iea. MINI. and George
Brackley of Bath. Me-, have been visiting
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ST. GEORGE.

Russell Johns of Huntington was a re-
cent visitor at NJ w. Hinsdale' s.-Law
renee Wcllinger and family passed Sun
Law in Williston.
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CONTINUED On page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-22
ATTACKS MAN
WITH A KNIFE

Charged with using big table
knife on Anton Chaplo, OF Chauncey
street, Charles Darmage, nineteen
year old youth, of 204 Pulah ave-
nue., was held under 81 900 to await
the action OF the grand jury this
morning by Acting Recorder James
8. Wight. Last night Chaplo was
In the dwelling house at 2O4 Pulaski
avenue. Darmage is accredited with
saying upon entering that he was
going after some one in the house.
Chaplo testified that he defended
himself by raising chair and Dar-
mage stuck the end of the knife in
to the wood seat of 1t.
Patrolman John Dunham arrested
the alleged knife user. Damages 8
boarding mistress attempted to con-
ceal the knife from him after he had
found his man. The officer ap-
preached the woman as she was
seated on bench at her home. He
asked her about the knife and at
that time he noticed she was med
ding with some object behind her
person. He waited and as she arose
the knife dropped from a towel she
had attempted to wrap 1t up in.
Darmage pleaded not guilty, de-
claring five men attacked him and
claimed he was forced to defend
himself He was locked up, being
unable to furnish ball.