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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. y. VI. Jeffords died Monday after
an illness of a year with cancer The flu
neral was held at the house yesterday at
! 80 o'clock. the Rev. w j. Clark oniciat-
ing. and burial was in the Main street
cemetery. Her maiden name was Ange-
limo Beach and she was born in West
berkshire % years ago. She is survived
by a sister, Mrs. O. Hutchns Of this
place. two brothers, n A Beach and J.
l.. Davidson of Georgeville Que, and
three sons y. p. Ladd of berkshire. w.
i. Ladd of this place and Bernard I.add
of Waterbury, and a daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Roedc, living at home, all children by a
former maria ge.-A horse that can run
away twice in one forenoon and smash
two rigs and come out unscathed himself
belongs to HalloCk Bros. the marketmen.
Tho first start was from ID. A. Bcnoit's, IN
Archamhault street into the Quincy
House garden. and in n tangle with tho
poultry yard fence he was thrown and
captured He later started from the
leaving the carriage In the rear of Mrs
Iarrah's. He emerged on Church street
and was caught by c. II. Abell-W. II
McClailin who has been in Canada for g
f. W weeks returned here Tuesday,-Tht
Rev. Father Hurley of Newport is tenn
rorarlly in charge of the parish of St
John the Baptist.
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MORRISVILLE.
place.

Mrs. Helen Huse died at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. Walter NJ. Hill, We'd
nesday July after an illness of a
week with pneumonia The funeral was
held Friday afternoon at two o'clock
the Rev. w. +. Baker officiating. Helen
Eliza jackson was born in Bronze, p. 9"
June 80, 1885. November s, 1873 she was
married to Joseph IIuse of stowe, moving
to the Huse farm Al years ago, where Mr..
IIuse died % years ago, For the past Is
years she had made hcr home with her
daughter Mrs. w. y, Hin, and had been
in poor health for long time Mrs.
Huse was member OF the CongrcGa-
tional Church. She IS survived by a son,
Albert J. IIuse of Randolph, and four
daughters Mrs Emma Irwless Of Nor-
cestor. Mass, Mrs Bertha Dana OF West
Springfield. Mass, Miss Clara iiuse and
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LOWELL.

MIR, and Mrs. viii Hyland and son have
gone to Boston. Mass--George T.. Curtis
went Monday TO Newport to attend the
undcrtakers' school there.-Mrs. viii Les
lie of johnson was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. r. Sinclair Mondav.-Nrs. Sarah
Wood Haynes and daughter OF Burling-
ton We're in town Saturday. calling on
frerds.-Mrs. Osmer Farman is visiting
relatives in Albany and 1ras burg.-Miss
Bessie Murphy, who had the misfortune
to stick a sewing needle into her hand,
ent last week to a hospital In S.. Johns
bury and had the needle cut out. The OPP
GRAFTON was successful. She was accom-
PANIED by her sister, Mrs. Glligan.-Mr.
ard Mrs \. r. Weed entertained their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Spencer of
Orleans last week.-Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Robert Smith, Miss Kate Smith ana Miss
Ethel Wells of Chatham, y. y, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l, Stephenson
Mrs Julia Hunter of Woodsviue y. H.,
/. stopping at the home of her mother,
Mrs Osincr Farman.--Mr and Mrs. Sam
vel Hutchinson of Nashua, y. H, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Cham
terlain.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs Wesley Proves. OF Three Rivers.
Mass, is visiting at Alfred Provost's.-
Willie Manner has returned to his work
in st. Adams after a week here.-Mrs.
Charles Shangraw of Beverly, Mass, is
visiting her father Darius Domina.-Mrs.
Susie (Cioodspeed) Matthews and little
daughter OF Los Angeles. Cal, Is visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. F. l..
Goodspced.-Niss Amy Goodspeed Is home
from the Boston Conservatory of Music.
Miss Lena Shina was home from Enos-
burg Falls Sundav.-George Butter and
family are at Cassius Goodspeed's. hav-
ing came by automobile from their home
nv Worcester, Mass
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passing a few days at Worrsn Porley' s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iiervey j. Nichols, with
their son and daughter from Pomona.
Cal. who have been visiting relatives
here, have gone to Caspian Lake to visit
friends. The son, who is II student at
Bowdon College, Brunswick, Nc, Will
rot return to California with them, but
will stay for his second year.-lIenry {.
Stevens. who has been making his home
for some time with his son. Irving. at
Macedonia, Iowa, is visiting his old home
and friends here-C'rass is drying up with
the heat. and looking scre ana brown,
much more than Is usual at this time of
year.-Mrs. Mary Green and daughter,
who have been the guests of Deacon q.
s. Fassett. went to her home last week.
+. c. Spiccr is making alterations and re-
pairs on his house.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Congressman Frank Pumlcy has been
spending Il few days with thu Rev. and
Mrs. Flint Mt Camp Grand Niew-John
Knight, who was operated on for APP
pendictis. is reported as getting along
favcrably Mrs. William Hyde, who is III
at the nome Of her daughter. Mrs
Charles Tudhope. Is much better.-Mrs.
Warren IIutchins broke her wrist few
days ago.--Miss Mary Best is visiting IN
AlburE Miss Eva Way has arrived home
from Granville, n. Y.-The Woodmen will
give dance at the town hall Friday even
ing. During the storm which passed over
here Thursday lightning struck and
split n large elm tree a Few feet from
the kitchen on the Y NJ. 6. a. camp
grounds. The cook. who was sitting on q
bench pecllng potatoes. was thrown TIC
the floor but except Cor slight shock
was uuharmeG.
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Tuesday afternoon OF Brights disease.
May IS last. ana was IA daughter of Elijah
and Sally Waterman. Her first marriage
vas to Aivnzo Silver, who was killed dur
ing the civil War. Two children were
born to them. One died In infancy and
Mrs. Ncttic Silver Nichols. who died some
years ago III 1867 she was married to
Edward Phelps, who died nearly 80 years
ago. To this union one child was born,
a daughter, who died in infancy. Mrs.
Phelps 10 survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Maria Luce OF Norwich, Conn, and Mrs.
paullna Shaw Of Morrlstown, and a
grandson, Carroll Nichols OF Massachu-
setts. Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at her late home. the Rev. w.
Baker of the Congregational Church,
of which she was member, off1ciating.
lnterment will be made In Riverside GENE
tory.-C. \. Gile went to Boston TUESDAY
night to return with new automobile
FOR Walter Ward. Mr. Ward and Il. f..
Silloway, who are in Boston, Will return
with him.-Miss Agnes Clark returned
Tuesday evening from EnoSburg Falls,
where she has passed her vacation.-M
Nellie Watts of 1iavcrhill, Mass, Is a
guest OF her sister Mrs. Newton Camp
Mr.. ANA Mir. L. $. q. Blakcly and daugh-
ter of plalnaeld, Ill, left Wednesday for
their home--Mrs. -. IT, Bcdell accom-
panied them and will pass the remainder
Of the summer as their guest and in visit
ing sisters she has not seen for 30 years
Mrs. Howard Smith was In Bur
lington Wednesday accompanying from
there Mrs. II. Lazelc Of Brandon, who
will be her Eucst.-Mrs. Annie L. Piper
and two sons returned to Greensboro BEND
Wedncsday.-AI Frank Raymond anc
doughtcr Gcorgianna. were in liighgatt
Center "Wednesday TO attend the dedlca
ton of the soldiers monument. She wa
the guest OF her parents, Mrs. and Mrs
| hilip Bovat.-AIrs. V. u. Chase of Al
lany. y. Y, and Miss Montague o.
Wlliamstown, Mass, who have visited
Mr. and Mrs. y. Is, Blair, left Wednes
day for Il visit with friends in Fletcher
ard Fairncld.-Cnity was entertained
Tuesday evening with 4 veranda party
given by Misses Lucille Robinson ant
Alberta Boardman at the home Of Miss
Robinson.
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ALBURG.

Mrs. Lillian Pike Everest. reader, will
give The Man Who Didn't know Much, 81
Adirondack Murray's tale Of the woods, in
Lockwood hall Friday night, July a.
roceeds for the benefit of the Union
congregational Churchill. y. Goodsell is
building a small cottage on the shore a,
Albug Center.-Miss Lottie Gordon re-
turned last week from the Bahamas
where She spent several months.-Mrs
and Miss Lillian Corse are the guests OF
their son and brother, +. l.. Corse, at hi,
camp here.--Dr. David Marvin is taking
a po5t-sraduate course AT Harvard medi.
cal college. His family remains in cnmT
here
Mrs. \. l.. Willard is ill.-Mrs. \. W
Darby has several boardcrs.-H. 5. Young
is acting as substitute for y. l.. Kingsley
r. f. u. carrier.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mark Hyde moved last week to Tun-
bridge to reside on his farm there
Jay Reed Pember county clerk OF
Woodstock, who used to reside hcre.
came here Saturday and is GH''t at
the old homestead for a few -',-
The Colonial, Old Homestead a. tan-
dolph House are rapidly hHing With
summer Euests.--Chas. u. Peak, who
had a critical operation three weeks
ago, is gaining rapidly ana his recoV-
cry is expccted.-Thomas j. Adams ana
wife were here a few days last week
visiting his parents, a. NJ. Adams ana
wifc-A J.. Bower has sold his farm.
stock and tools to c. j White. Mr.
Bower is to stay on the farm and as
sist in cutting the hay. Mr.. Bower has
not decided where to locate.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Myrtle Moscr Is home from Ware,
Mass, for the summer.-Mra. c. II. Burlc-
son was in st. Adams Thursday and Fri
day.-Mrs. Howard Carried. OF East Dun
ham, Que. and Mrs Cook of Hillside
we're at II. A. Pratts rriday.-Mrs.
Charles Biting and daughter, julia, of
Wichita. Kansas, visited at 4. A. Phelps +
Saturday.-Alrs. a. ]. Livingston and chill
dren of Richford were AT w. S. Living
ston's the first of tho Week.-Mrs.. o. l..
Kinds, who has been visiting her sisters.
Mrs. y. A. Phelps and Miss NJ. j. Darling,
returned to her home in Burlington Tues
day.-NIr. and Mrs. +. a. Moser were IN
Burlington Tuesday, when their son,
Camille, was successfully operated on
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

a summer scNoo! of four weeks
opened at the high school building Mon
day. Courses are designed for three
classes-those who will enter college in
the fall. those who will teach in the fan,
and those who wish to make up high
school deficiencies. Principal W. IT,
douglass of the high school will conduct
courses in history Of education, Latin ana
mathematics; Superintendent l.. r. Csle.
in school mana cement, methods and prn-
clples, and the Rev. a. q. Cornwcll in
educational psychology for teachers. The
school is free to people of stowe The
hours are from 500 to 300 II. m, five
days in the week
Messrs Clark and Jones of Burlington
ere here to complete the equipment Of the
electric lighting service,-Postmaster A.
H. Cheney reports the number of money
orders, drawn by the stowe postoflice for
the year ending June 80, was 2,J5l: amount
Of orders $lS, 092 &C; fees for the same.
SlGG 46; total slSlS9lo. OF the 1851 orders
Coz were brought in by the letter carriers.
D. d. Barber, d, D., professor emeritus
Of Meadvlle College. Pa, now of Mont
pelier. preached at Unity Church Sun
day.-Earl Tlnkham OF Boston l., visiting
his mother Mrs. William Tinkham, at II.
| r.. Pike s.-Thormometers registered IS
end 100 degrees Monday. shower passed
| so near that the car on the Mt Mansfield
| electric railway came in very wet while
| no rain fell here.-Mr and Mrs w. II.
| Faunce returned to Hardwick Monday
| Mrs. Belle Graham of Walden is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T.. ]. Adams and other
| Stowe friends, She is recovering from a
serious operation-Mrs Mratha Edger-
| ton is visiting relatives in Morrist own. 49,
| Mrs. Lydia Shaw received n large shower
OF post cards Saturday. her s3rd birthday
Miss Ethel Brush is in Montpelier Miss
Marjorie Burt is in burlington for medi.
| cal treatment.
During a violent electrical storm which
| passed over this place n little before noon
| ThursdaY the largo barn on Andrew j
| Royce farin, known as the Holmes place
| about mile below the village, on tn,
| river road was struck by lightning ant
burned. MIR, Boyce and his son were ir
the barn ana on discovering that 1t was
on lire backed ont the team of horse,
| with small load OF hay and saved mos
| OF the farming tools. carriages and sleigh,
ana all the stock excepting one calf whicl
| was killed by the bolt. About half O
INNS years crop of hay was in the barr
ara was burned. The barn was valued a
SLOW ana Mr.. Boyce will get $500 insur
"iIce The fire company responded to tn,
@i"rm with eXtinguishers and saved abou
wv worth of lumber that was near III,
/ Darn The place was out of the villag,
limits and the hose could not be used
The storm did considerable injury to tele
phones and injured the rotary oonverte
Of the Nj. Mansfield electric railwa!
plant, neCosstating a shutdown Of abou
two hours Tho high wind blew down
large tree on tho c. S, Churchill estate
ana also part OF a tree on Mrs. JOIN
Straws corner Some OF c. e. & +. O
Rurts workmen with n pair OF horse
were passing the latter when Il fell an
| escaped by a hairs breadth. Tho storl
trorgh; welcome relief from the intens
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. start are spending
a week at Caspian lake In Greensboro
The Rev. and Mrs Il. H. Trill and
son, who spent week at Silver Lake
in Franklin. returned home saturday.
-Georgo Pope sailed from New York
on tho steamship Mauritania for Eng
land July .. He expects to be alb
sent about Il month visiting relatives
Mrs. j. &. Farrar and daughter.
Florence, of Burlington, who have
been the guests for several days of
Mrs. ]. +. Wilcox. returned home Sat
urdaY.--M. y. Dodge went to IIighgate
TO attend the soldiers meeting ana un-
yelling Of the monument.-Mrs. Sarah
Bradley and two daughters, Mrs Hunt
er and Mrs Curtis. have moved to
Essex Junction.--A meeting of the
Cemetery association was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs y. Il. Day on
Pleasant Valley road July II. Twenty
members and visitors were present and
partook Of a chicken pie supper. served
by the hostess and members of the
assoCiation.-Miss Sybil Raymorc has
closed a successful term of school at
Fairfield and is spending vacation
with her peoplc.-Sevcral from this
place took the opportunity to attend
the Episcopal service at Cambridge
conducted by the Rev d. l.. Sanford,
diocesan missionary.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Horace Reed Of Greenwich. Conn,
~ visiting her parents, Ny ana Mrs. H.
y. iray.-M i. Young IS spending a
few days at his home In Derby Miss
Carnc Chaplin spent Sunday at her home
in Essex Center Dorothy and Charlotte
Lang returned t. their home in stowe
Monday after spending q week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Lang.
Harry T'wiss has been VlslIng his
mother, Mrs. George Flintom. Tor several
days.-Mr. and Mrs. IL. +. Gray of Bur
liugtcu spent sunday with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. H. y. GraY.-Mrs. W. A..
Bechc and son Of Morrisville are spend
ing several days with relatives in town -
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Bennett of Illion.
\. y, are visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. y. T.. Bennett.
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RICHFORD.

G. Fuller Carpenter has resigned as sta
ton agent of the Central Vermont rail-
way on account of his health. After a
rest, he will 90 back to his former en-
ployment of travelling salesman for the
Mead Mfg. Co. of Notwithstanding to
increased business in the freight yard of
the Canadian Pacific railway, a shifting
engine has been placed here with Jay
Hamilton as engneer-The Rev S. y.
Perry gave an interesting illustrated
lecture, "Our Paradise of the Pacific"
IN Aver opera hall Observation-Disclosures
j.. Douglass of Post Mills IS visiting at
the Methodist parsOnage,-Mrs. Otis
lnbarc Of Danvers, Mass, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shangraw -
Bennett G. Douglass Is visiting In Royal
ton and from there will go to Palmer and
Springfield, Mass.-Charles b. Comings
OF Brownsville, Texas, Chinese In
spector is visiting his parents. MT and
Mrs. William II. Comlngs on his annual
Vacation.-Mrs, w. f. Douglass and
daughters are visiting In Royalton
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Martin Doane is visiting in Fitch
burg. Nass.-Rubert Martin of Boston is
the guest of his sister, Mrs II. II. Head
Mrs Coburn and Miss Eliza Cohurn Of
Wakefield, Mass, are the guests of
friends in town.-Mrs. Bert Wiley and
two children of Greensboro were the
guests of Mrs. Eda Farnsworth last week
Tho funeral of little William Maynard.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maynard. was
held Thursday afternoon from the house.
The Rev. o. r. Houghton assisted by the
Rev. MIR Sharples otlciated Mrs. Gay
Wheelock and Robert Martin OF Boston
sang Saved by Grace. Mrs. c. f. Wine
CART OF Omaha Neb., IS visiting her
nephew, T. w. Davis.-Mrs. Alexander
ard two children Of St. Adams are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Perkins.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. J, j. Martin Of London, Ont. is
In town. visiting relatives.-D. Frank
Chase Of Buffalo, y. Y, who has been
spending several days visiting at II. o.
Rowley's. left Monday.-Mr and Mrs
George LovcTin o: Clinton, Mass, are in
town visiting former friends. Mrs. Low
erin formerly lived here. and will be re-
memhercd az Flora Smith.--W. NJ Il. Me
Elroy Of Lowell was in town the first of
the week on business Frank Duso and
Miss CelIna Guilmctte were married Tues
day morning by the Rev. j, A. Cote
Carmi Hart has moved to Enosburg.- The
Rev. j. II, Leroy OF Campton, n. H.. who
has been visiting friends here, has re-
tuyned.-W. NJ. Stiles of Flushing, Long
Island, y. T.. Is In town visiting his
mother. also his sister Mrs. A, l.. Dix.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mir ana Mrs. Herbert Brice and two
daughters of New York are visiting at
the home of Alexander Brown.-George
Demars of West Berkshire has bought the
j. j. McKennv farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer King and daughter of Concord,
y. r.. returned to their home Tuesday
after spending a few days with Mr..
Kings parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
King-Miss Kate BordO has returned to
i.aconia. y. II. after visiting her father,
Julius Bordo Mrs. +, II. Walbcoff visit
ca her brother. w. T.. Turner, at North
Sheldon this weel1.-Miss Grace Burnell,
who has been visiting her grandfather.
Julius Bordo, has returned to her homo
in ST Alhans.-Nrs. w. A. Benoit and
daughter. Jean. have returned TO Lowell.
Mass. They We're accompanied by Miss
Charlotte Jenne-Mrs. ]. j. McKenney
&c Visiting friends in RiChfOr1
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. NJ. A. Turner and daughter are
visiting at her home in Bellows Falls
has been spending a few days with
friends here.-Arthur ]. Magnant has
position In II. c. Royces store ct
Sheldon Springs and began work there
Monday morning,-Miss Maud Tulot-
son has gone to HIghgate Center to
spend some tmo with her grand
mother. Mrs. Skeels.--Mrs. r. ]. Gates
went TO St Adams Friday to spend
some time with her mother. Mrs. c. S,
Warner.--The condition of Madam
| whitney is about the same.-Mrs. G,
f. Magnant is visiting her mother In
Wellesley Mass
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SHELDON.

Henry Sewers. who has been attending
tho Farm and Trade, school Of Boston
Cor the past year, has returned to his
home at 5. b. Thomas's DIR. NJ. H.
Powers and w II. Duba went to Mont
real Tuesday.--A church social will be
hold at the home of 5. Il. Thomas Friday
evening.-MrS. Gary of St Adams is
visiting at Mike Dowers's.-A number of
summer boarders are stopping at the New
portland.-Geo. Stafford and family have
gone to Rutland for n visit.-One hundred
and fifty feet of sheds on the fair
grounds We're blown down by recent
winds. Il. Thomas is curtailing the
water supply in fear of a water famine
a new telephone line is being erected
through Pumpkin village and Kettill
dstrict-Will Kinley, policeman of Bos-
ton. is spending a few days with his
parents.
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GRAND ISLE.

The tenement house and barn belonging
to Or. Barnes of Plattsburgh. \. Y, and
occupied by Jerry Allen were burned Mon
day July 3. The fire caught from tho
81 stove. Mr.. Allen threw water on tho
h,nze, scattering the flames and seriously
burning himself. lie has since been taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
mcnt.
The Ladies' Aid with Mr. and Mrs.
IL MCGOWAN Thursday for supper.-Mr.
Burdcli of New York city, with his
family are occupying their cottage at
Tobias bav-Fred Martele Of the
r. +. u. has new and fine auto with
which to deliver his mail.-NIr. and Mrs
Ashley Hoag spent Sunday at his
mothers, Mrs S. s. Griswod.- Mrs.
Archie Hurlhurt and son are stopping at
HillhurSt.
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ENOSBURG.

A son weighing 10 pounds arrived at tho
home of MI and Mrs. Carl Chambers
Saturday nSht.-Dr. and Mrs. William
Stanford Stevens and friend, Mrs. James.
who have been for a few days at Maple
Grange, have returned to st. Adams Mrs.
James assisted the choir of the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.-Mrs kidder has
returned home from Plattsburgh'-I.
renzo Kidder OF Waltham, Mass. who
T. with his wife. Is helping his uncle, j.
Kidder, IN haying.-Mrs. s. Fl. Dow is
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Richmond visited relatives in town the
9th.--A party consisting of eight young
adde's. Ruth Shepardson, Edith How
ard, Vera Hathaway, Dorothy Savage.
Ruth stuart, Lennie Grow. Agnes Rug
giles and Gladys Lawrence, chapcronod
by Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks, are camping AT
THE Pines."-Dr $. H. Phelps has
recovered from his recent illness and
resumed his practice.-IIoraco Hail. a
former resident, is visiting friends In
town.--The Rev. and Mrs G. a. Will
iams of so London street, Sherbrooke
Que, announce that the marriage of
their daughter Miss Dorothy IIopson
to Homer T.. Hunt will occur at their
home Thursday, August g. 1911.--C. S
Howard and family spent Sunday at
the lake
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NEWPORT,

Preparations arc being made - b1ild
Il new wharf on the lake front 80 feet IN
length and 20 feet in Width for TIC ac-
conmodation Of the steamer An'hemis
and all power boats. This viii te used
fS puhlic Wharf.-The Rev G. t.iery
Reed was visitor In town during tie
Weekend Mr.. Reed ana family are
passing few weeNs In camp on the lakc.
Mrs. s. Is. Horton. who has been pass
ing the winter IN Springfield, Mass, is
In town for the summer. She was ac-
companicd by her daughter Mrs. g A.
Tarlton and her son. william Iforton.--
Miss Grace White, formerly supervisor
OF music in the public schools. is n guest
Of Mrs. M r Hamilton Ralph Moshcr.
one Of the city letter carriers, is taking
his annual Vacation.-Arthur ". Rich Is
assisting at tho otfCo OF tho Frost Veneer
Seating co. for u few dnva.-Mrs. w. z.
Neal, who went To ST. ohrsbury for
medlca! treatment, is reported as i'm
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. c. j. stockwell and children re-
turned Saturday from Rochester and
Hancock. Miss Olive RiX, who has been
In Tunbridge with her parents, returned
home Saturday.-George Gladding, who
has boon visiting Mr., and Mrs w. H.
Gladding, returned to Laconia, y, H.,
saturday.-Mr, and Mrs, W, II, Gladding
went to burlington Saturday to remain
with Mrs. ], j, LOWS FOR - few weeks
Mrs. Pliny Morse left saturday for II few
days In Plainheld and Montpeler.-A n,
Culver was hurt Friday BY being thrown
II Il team OF household goods,
Mrs, j, Il, Mccall and Miss Herman
doa arrived Saturday from New Sori,
city ana are being entertained by MrH,
+. a. Enton.--Lymun Hutchinson en=