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Mining Application No. ot57s5.

U. S. Land Office Denver, Colo.
September IS, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of the Act of Congress,
Approved May 10, 1872, NJ. E. Long,
for herself and co-owners, w. w. Long
B. A. Long, l.. Long, E. e. Coon, S
w. Scates, C. w. Long and ]. S.
Coon whose postoffice is 1913 Maple
ton Avenue, Boulder, Colorado, has
made application for patent for 100
acres on the Grizzly placer bearing
placer gold and other valuable depos-
its, situate in a mining district not
named, Jackson county, state OF Col
orado, and described in the field
notes on file in this office as follows,
viz:
The SEX of the SEA OF the sen,
section G. the NE1A of the NEA OF
the NE1l section Z, the VIZ of the
NEA of the NEA section I, the SW
4 of the SWA section 5, the SEA
of the NW14 of the SWA section 5,
the NWH of the SEA OF the SWA
section 5. the 81 of the NEA of the
SWA secticn 3, the NEh of NEA
of the SW14 section 8. the Ne of
the NWA OF the SEA section 3, and
the SWA of the NWh OF the SEA
of section 5, all OF township . North
of range 81 West of the 9th P N.
Containing 100 acres and forming a
portion of sections ., 6 and Z, 7 5
N, RS1 w of the 9th P NJ.
Said location being recorded in
Vol. 1855, Page 474. of the records Of
Larimer county, Colorado, now form
ing a portion of Jackson county Col
orado:
Adjoining claimants if any un-
know.
First publication September 2s, last
publication November 80. 1911.
C. D. FORD,
Register.
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Serial No. oS07.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

U. S. Land Office at Denver, Colo,
October 8, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Brown, of Higho p. o. (now Walden
P. o. Jackson county, Colo. J who,
on July 18th, 1908, made d. l.. E. en-
try, No 0307. for S1a NWA, Sec. 1,
township 9 N, Range 50 w, 9Th P. NJ.
has filed notice of intention to make
final d. l.. e. proof to establish
claim to the land above described,
before VIM. o. Mosman U. S, Com
missioner at his office, at Walden,
jackson Co., Colo, on the Is tn day
of December, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIM. R. Monahan, John Murray,
Mamie E. LeelS, and Nellie Leek, all
of Higho. Jackson Co. Colo.
Coal Land.
C. D. FORD. Register
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camille Company, a corporation Of
the State of Colorado; that he has
been duly authorized to sign and
file herein the above and foregoing
offer of composition to the creditors
of the Mosman Mercantile Company
THOMAS j. LEFTWITCH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of Septmbeer, 1911. NJ
commission expires Sept. IL, 1912
CHARLES !. HAWTHORNE,
Il Notary Public
Order of Reference ard Notice
Thereon.
On this End day of October, A. d.
1911, upon reading the foregoing pc
tition, it is
Ordered by the Court that the
prayer of the petitioner be grant
ed and that the same be referred to
William B. Harrison, one of the Ref
erees in Bankruptcy OF this Court
to take such further proceedings
ASl Slh etS al Z lCNullG GU w tIiS OAhIt
and the acts of Congress relating
to bankruptcy.
1t is further ordered by the Court,
that a meeting of the creditors of
said bankrupt is hereby called, to be
held before said Referee at Denver
in said District, on the first day OF
November, A. d. 1911, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be published in The
New Era, a newspaper printed in
said District, and that all known cred
itors and other persons in interest
may attend at said time and place
and prove their claims, examine the
bankrupt, consider and act upon
said proposal for composition, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
b And it is further ordered by this
Court that said Referee shall send
by mail to all known creditors copies
of said petition and this order adj
dressed to them ut their places OF
residence as stated.
ROBERT E. LEWIS,
District Judge,
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SPICER ITEMS.

STISEh GWo'
Mrs. Chas. Fuller has returned from
her recent visit to California.
Wallace MCGOWAN, better known as
Jakey, is prolonging his stay outside
this time, longer than ever before
We don't know what to think about
it.
The Dunlap saw mill is progressing
fine and turning out lots of lum-
Der.
Jack Dickens is reported to be
back from Longmont most any time
now.
Miss Bertha Wade is spending a
few days with Mrs. Joe Coyte.
Irene Murphy the Spicer School
ma'am is still teaching, but she has
not many weeks left.
Brush Monroe went to Mallon's on
business the other day. 1t seems
queer that he should go there don't
it.
Clayt Rich has his new barn near
ly finished and will be one ofthe best
in the Park.
Fred Vinegar made a trip to the
saw mill last Tuesday after lumber
for his new machine shed.
Billy MCGOWAN was in the Spicer
neihborhood last Tuesday looking af-
ter his interests.
Harry Hood would like to know
where he could find competent coo
at low price, as there will be no
one to cook for but Harry.
Settlers on the National Forests
under the Act of June IL, 1906. will
no longer haveto pay for a survey.
as they havehad to in the past on un-
surveyed lands, VIXEN the claim goes
TO patent This relieves many set
tiers under the Act, commonly known
as the Forest Homestead Law, from
burdensome expense. Relief from
this burden has been brouht about
by an agreement between the Secre-
tary OF the Interior and the Secre-
tary of Agriculture, whereby surveys
made by employees of the Forest
Service Will be under the super
vision OF the Surveyor General so
that they can be accepted by the Gen
eral Land Office as final.
Hitherto it has been necessary to
make two surveys. Under the terms
OF the Forest Homestead Law. Nation
al Forest land can not be opened to
settlement unless the Secretary of
Agriculture has recommended to the
Secretary of the Interior that it be
listed for settlement; and listing is
not possible until survey has been
made
The Secretary of Agriculture has no
authority to list any lands unless an
examination has shown that the land
is more suitable for agriculture than
for forest purposes. So when land
is applied for, employees OF the De
partment of Agriculture are sent to
ascertain its character and at the
same time. make survey by meets
and bounds If survey is necessary.
This survey could not. however, be
accepted by the land department as
basis for patent. because only sur
yeys under the supervision of the
Surveyor General can, under the law.
be accepted as basis FOR passing
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Burton +. Beers has sold his farm OF
100 acres to Frank st. George of Bird
port, possession to DO given March l. 1917
Mrs 5. A. Thompson and son Of East
Providence. X. l., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Baker.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
C.. Field of Nangatuck. Conn. came
Thursday by automobile to visit the
formers mother. Mrs. Mary Davis. at
Mrs Lucy Jackman' Misses Mary and
Millie st. George. who have been visiting
relatives here for three weeks. have gone
to Bridport to visit relatives before re-
turning to Warren, Mass.-Mrs. II. G.
Beers returned Saturday from six weeks
spent in Westford and Burlington, where
she has been visiting her daughters--D.
O. Foote and family are spending a week
at ThompSon's Point.--Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Hazard are attending the friends quar-
torly meeting in StarksbOro.-Mrs. W. T..
FosS Of Wolcott and son. Leslie are
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL.
5. Fonda.-The Rev. Thomas Dawson
and family are spending a week In camp
at Malletts Bay.-Mrs. T. u. Hart. who
has been i'll for some time. was operated
upon August at the Mary Fletcher
hospital and her condition IS as good as
could be expected.-Tt Is expected there
will be races at East Charlotte driI ing
park next Saturday afternoon.
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HINEsBURG.

Tile death Of William Chapman occur
red Aug. g. The funeral was held at his
late home Thursday afternoon. tho Rev.
Nr. Sawyer Of the Methodist Church of
Floating.
The Rev. Richard owen is spending his
vacation in Observation-Disclosures. Rosa
mond Harris went to Saratoga Springs
Monday for Il few weeks.--The Rev. Mr.
Sawyer and family are attending tho
camp-meetings at Spring Grove.-Mr
MERCER or Montgomery is visiting his
uncle, the Rev. y. ~. Cushing.-Mr and
Mrs. Arnold sherman of New York visit
ed Mr.. Sherman's aunt. Mrs. George
Davies, Sunday .-A!rs. Frank Allen OF
Essex Junction visited Miss Adde Ray
Sunday.-Mrs. William Sanctuary is i'll.
Mrs. George Williams of Burlington was
guest of Mrs. Burritt the frat OF the
week,-Bushnell Smith and Miss Mary
Louise Smith of Addison are guests Of
their aunt. Mrs. G. w. Pierce. Miss Mer-
cier Of Montgomery is visiting her uncle,
the Rev. n. y. Cushing.--Mrs c. l.. Cliff
ford and son, Allen, of Brandon are visit
ing at j II. Alien s.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Carpenter OF FerrisburG have been spend
Ing several days at Whitman's Bost-
wlcks-Miss Helen Dwire of Burlingt on
has been spending her vacation with her
mother here.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Earl c. Spaulding, travelling freight
agent Of the Central Vermont Railway
Co.. and W. Arnold Kimber, an employc
of the general freight Office. have resign
ed and leaves this week for Winnipeg,
Mont, where they have secured positions
with cha rles u. Dewey Of the Grand
Paul II. Jones of Swanton and Miss
Nellie May Treat Of Highgate were mar,
ried at the Methodist PARSONAGE Saturday
by the Rev. f. w Lewis.
c. II. Kmhall OF St Johnsoury has
been appointed chief clerk In the general
freight office OF the Central Vermont Rail
way company. vice j. Kenneth Smith,
who will go to Montreal Mr.. Kimball
will assume his new duties mex week
Mr.. and Mrs Kimball have rented tho f.
S. Bedard house on High street, formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il.
Dewey. and will take possession oct. !.
J. Harry Thompson, aged 80 wears, died
Tuesday morning At $50 O'Clock OF
typhoid fever after an illness of two
weeks. He Is survived by his wife. his
father, q. i. Thompson of M",on. ono
brother, Arthur Thompson of Milton, and
four sisters, Mrs. Robert Mcucod of Shell
den, Mrs. Charles Nerveau of New Iamp-
shire, Mrs William Regain of sheldon and
Mrs, o. T.. Hefiion OF Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. Thompson had been employed by tho
Central Vermont Railway company for
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Catherine Beane is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. V. X. Sargent.-Miss
Doris Miles is visiting Miss Bernice Gar
row in Bristol.-Ralph Miles and Edward
Clermont and William Badger went 70
Saskatchewan, Canada, last week
Miss May Hodges of Richmond Is visiting
Mrs. Flora Hulett-Mr. ana Mrs. Lyman
Hill were In Bristol Saturday
Sargent reunion will he held with Mr.
and Mrs. V. r. Sargent to-day.
Mrs Jerusha Taft and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Pauline Tart, arc visiting
their brother and uncle, Hurlhurt Butts.
in JonesVille-The Misses Eaglesfleld
and Williams arc visiting at the home
of James Phillip.--Mr and Mrs. An
drew Liberty returned Monday after
visiting the past few days with rela-
tives in Montpelier and Bcrlin.-Mr,
and Mrs. w, J. Taft ana daughter WIS.,
tied her uncle. Edward Follanshee In
South StarlSsboro saturday and sun
day.--Miss Hazel Liberty OF South
Starksboro is visiting her mother Mrs.
clayton Sweet,
DIR, Spiller will be at Jerome Carpen-
ter's August 2S, at Fullers Hotel Aug. 29.
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SHELBURNE.

The Shelburne base ball team defeated
Ilncsburg at Shclburne Saturday, the
score being 10 to in favor of Shelburnc.
Tho feature, of tho game We're the pitch
ing of biz; Peterson. who struck out Is
men and allowed tnree hits the catching
of Marsett rnd home run by Ockret.
This makes ShelburCe's third straight vic
tory. The next game is with Willlston
at Shclburne next Saturday afternoon
Or. f. r. Stoddard returned Wednesday
from few days visit with his daughter,
Mrs. HodEllins. in johnson. Miss Alice
Stoddard Is with her sister in Johnson
for week or two.-Thc young ladies Of
tho Methodist choir arc rehearsinG for
Cantata, under the direction of Prof.
Charles Lee Tracy. The proceed If the
cantata, which viii be given in few
weeks. will be for the purchase OF pipe
organ for the church-Mrs. Sarah Har-
mon and daughter, Charlotte. of Spring
field, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Sophia
Harmon,
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JERICHO CENTER.

S w. Jewett and Mr., and Mrs. c. II.
James OF Cornwall We're recent visitors
at the parsonage. Miss Clara Barnum OF
New Haven, Conn, Is visiting her broth
err, the Rev, S. H. Barnum-The church
officers held a business meeting Weo.
nesday evening at the home of w j
Nichols.-Henry Stiles and family of
Staten Island have returned from their
camp at Malletts Bay to their summer
home at the Center.-Miss Aleita Hop
pin and Miss Warman. also OF Staten
Island. are spending their summer vaca-
ton with the Stiles family at tho Center.
Mrs orrs Ransom and daughter,
Jessie, of Bratteboro are visiting at +.
A. Stiles Mrs. George Stiles OF Norris
vile was a recent visitor there.-Miss
Evangeline Hayward OF springfield. who
has been spending a few weeks at Mrs.
Harris, has returned home.-Alr. and Mrs.
George Woodward, formerly OF West
,ord. now Of Los Angeles. Cal, and Mrs.
Quinn OF Milton visited a, G.. c. Bick-
nelrs last week,-R. and A Hooper OF
Wa Nefeld, Mass, father and brother Of
Mrs Eddy, are guests of DR., and Mrs
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Jeffersonyille.--Mr and Mrs. w. Il. Bux-
ton and Miss Florence Buxton wont
Tuesday to Maletts Bay for ten dovs
Mrs. Clara Lyman Of Dnderhill ia via,t.
irg her brother l.. f. Wilbur-Cbarloa
Packard and family spent Sunday in Es.
sex.-Mrs. Wilkie was in BURLINGTON
Monday.-Mr Machia's two voung
daughters came Sunday from Wostford
Miss Susie Carroll is to care for them.
Mrs. Emma Eaton of New York. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Josenb
Bissonette, has gone to IInesburg.
Repairs have been completed on tho
residence OF f.. d. Williams, serious,v
damaged by fire some months ago. Tho
house is now being painted. ,,rIfHn
and son. Nelson Griffin, Of Cloverdale
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
George Foster.--Mrs. William w. RuzzeI,
and son, Harry. came Monday night from
Lowell Mass, to visit relatives here
Miss Mamie Carroll was in Burlington
Mondays. +. Curtis spent Sunday in
Colchester with rela tives.-Mr Clara X
Howe and niece. Mrs. Knowlton. and
child OF Buffalo are visiting in Ferris.
burg.-Seth Westbrook Of Seattle Wash
and James Lynch OF Denver, Colo. who
have been visiting at L. w. Rce's and
with other friends here for 10 days, went
Monday to Fletoher-Mlss Lottie Ciraves
who has been at C. NJ. Johnson's during
the summer has returned to Underhill.-
charles Reavy, Sr., who has been visit
Ing his daughter, Mis-. Daniel O'Kane. In
Burlington several days, was taken
seriously Ill Sunday. His daughter, Miss
Katherine Reavy, went Monday to Bur-
lington on account Of the condition of her
father.-E C. Machia Is working for II.
T. Chase
Two more Mormon missionaries passed
through here Tuesday distributing tracts.
One four horse team and two double
teams conveyed the monument TO West
ford Wednesday. which is soon to be
dedicated by the town.-Mrs Joseph
Bissonette, who has been recovering from
several months Illness and who has
been able to be about the house, is again
confined to her bed.-Homer c. Day re-
n short visit in own.-Mrs. O. J. Lowrey
Is reported more comfortable.-Out of AZ
head OF cattle tested this week for
tuberculosis on the farm Of G. W. Foster
only one was condemned and killed-Mr.
Wolcott went Wednesday TO St Adams
to visit Miss Ada Wolcott, who Is taking
a nurses course In the city hospital-Mr
and Mrs. c. NJ. johnson are entertaining
Miss Parker Of California. Mrs c. r.
Nay and daughter, Lucille, of Underhll
spent Wednesday In town with relatives.
Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and son, Orlo,
of Colchester and Miss Lillian Cleveland
OF Essex are visiting Mrs. Cleveland's
sister, Mrs. G. W. Foster.-Raph NJ.
Church OF Rutland Is visiting his sister.
Mrs. A. p. Byington. and other relatives
here.-Mrs. Wilkie returned from Essex
Wednesday, where she went to attend the
funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Sincair-Miss
Grace Parker returned Wednesday from
a few days visit in Burlington-M Miss
Edith Cochrane, who has been In Bow
mans Corners for several weeks. came
home Wednesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
E. Wright Fay and son were in Burlng-
ton Tuesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Elizabeth Slnclaid died Sunday
morning at two O'Clock following short
Illness. A week previous she fell breaking
her hip, and was unable to stand the
shock. She was in her S3rd year She Is
survived by four sons. all of whom were
present al the time of her death They
are George A. Sinclair of Oberln.
Mo. C. J. Sinclair of Boston. f. s. Sim
clair Of Underhill and II. w. Sinclair of
Essex. The funeral was held TUESDAY
afternoon at the house at two O'Clock
with burial at Essex Center.
The schools will open September S.
News has been received of the birth of
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meader
of Bristol. Mrs. Meader was formerly
Miss Matte Cox Of this village.
Mrs Sarah Northrop Monday received
the news OF the death OF her brother,
Josephus w. Brush, which occurred at
Auburn. Neh., August IL. Mr.. Brush was
a former resident of Fairfax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-17
WEST BOLTON.

The Society of Willing Workers met
with Mrs. @. w. Streeter last Thursday.
w. A. Bohannon Is confined to the bed
with injuries received from a fall a few
days ago,-Mss Bernce Hall is in Cam
bridge for a few days.-Mrs. Charles
Payne Of Holden. Mass. is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Gile.-E. o.
Bohannon of North Hero. A. W. Bohan-
non of Royalton, i. H. Bohannon of AL
burg and Mrs Q. H. Burns Of Burlington
We're at home last week to see their ia
Their, who was injured by fall-Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Sabens and Mrs. Marcia Sa-
bens of Jonesville visited friends here
Tuesday.-Lorey Gle has returned from
a visit with relatives In Boston and Wor-
CeStpr Mass
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Eddy. as Is also his sister. Miss Alice
Eddy, Of Boston.
Mr. md Mrs. james Stafford. Jr., have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Jed d.
Stafford of st. Albans.-Mr. and b1rs.
Frank q. Pease entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Wilbur OF Portland. oregon, and
his mother. Mrs. J.. r. Wilbur, Thur.-
day.--Mr and Mrs. NJ. a. bullock and
MIR. and Mrs. N. S. Story were in Bur
lington Snturday.--Mrs. Eliza Usburno
and niece, Miss Gretchen Allen, nre WIS.,
ting relatives in TIolyoke. Mass--A. G.
Hooper and son. Ralph Hooper, who
have been visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Eddy. have returned to Bos-
ton.-Miss Clara Bnrnum of New Haven,
Conn. Is the guest of her brother, the
Rev S. II. Barnum, and family.-A1ss
Eddy of Boston Is tho guest OF her
brother, DR.. Eddy. The families of Henry
G.. Stiles, Eugene Il. Jordan and Frank
S. Ransom have returned from camp
at Mnlletts Bay
Miss Doris Johnson has been visiting
relatives in Cambridge and Pleasant Val
lcy.-Thomas Moran, Sr., Is il.-Miss LII
Ian Spraguo Of Bolton, q returned mis-
sionary, will speak to the young mems
organized class Thursday evening. Roy
Kenyon. Earl Bullock, Clifton Story.
Earl Hurlbut, Chester Walton and Carl
Moulton and Raymond and Wentworth
Bicknell of Cnderhill. accompanied by
Joseph Walton, returned Saturday from
Malletts Bay, where they have been
camping.
p S. Bullock has returned from a visit
with his daughter, Mrs William Buxton,
In Buring ton.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Green OF Worcester. Mass, are visiting
at Irving McNealys -Miss Irene Bolger
has returned from Richmond, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Stafford. Jr.,
and son, Savlle, went Wednesday to East
Berkshire, where they will visit for a
week with Mrs Safford's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank IIadd-Miss Augusta
Mattimore of Essex Junction Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. i. L. Barrett-Mrs. Cush-
man and Miss Corabele Cushman of Bur
lington came Wednesday to visit at G. G.
Bicknell s.-Mrs. George Emery, Miss
Margaret and Paul Emery of Lincoln,
Neb.. and Mrs. John MCGEE spent We'd
nesday at +. A. Fuler's. The household
| goods Of w. c. Lee have been shipped
from Massachusetts, and Mrs. Lee and
children will spend the fall and winter in
her former home. Mrs Lees mother,
Mrs. |. c. Stone. of Burlington expects
to spend some time here with her daugh-
ter while Mr.. Lee Is locating in the Pa
cinc States
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-17
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Edward Smith OF sutton, Que. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. henry
Iloadley.-c. II. Austin and family OF
Rlchford passed this week at u. A, Aus
tin's.-Car! Williams OF Ware. Mass.
was a. quest OF Miss Marie Mos!er a
few days last weet,-Mr, and Mrs. r. a
Percy and daughter. Marie. OF Bedford
Que. We're In town Thursday and FRI
day.-Mrs. j. c. Ford md daughter OF
Richford are visiting heg mother Mrs. NJ
l., blair.
While bible school and camp Ineat!ng
are in progress there Will be no Sunday
school nor preaching service at the local
church Epworth League on Sunday
evenings and prayer meetings on Friday
evenings will be held as usual. T.
Rogers has entered the employ ot ". l..
Mason, druggist, at Enoshurs Fslls-TNc
Ladies' Aid society will give a lawn party
on the church lawn Thursday evening
Cake ana ice oroar' will be served West
berkshire Cornct band will furnish
music. u. Phelps went to Derry, ~
a., Monday, whore he has employment.
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MILTON.

Henry Robinson of Aurora, H., Is visit
ing his cousin, II. J. Robnson.-Th Rev
]. J.. Sewall OF " orcester, Mass, will
preach at tho Congressional Church
next Sunday. There will be no service
at the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday. as the pastor will be al camp
meeting Miss Harriet Rogers and Miss
Harriet Teachout are spending few
days OF the Rogers cottage at lamp Mar
tln.-Mrs s. l.. Shroyer Is still confined
to the house by ilness.-Harry Quinn of
Boston Is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. W.
Quinn Mrs. L. b. Powell ana a party OF
friends are in camp at their cottage at
Champlain.-Mrs. c. ]. Ladd. who has
been the guest OF Mrs c. =, Sanderson
for several days, has returned to Buring-
ton.--Mrs. A. b. Caswell' who has been
III with nervous fever, is improving -Mrs,
Gertrude Landon and son. Edward, have
returned from Highgate Springs. where
they have been In camp for several weeks.