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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Walter Simpson arrived Sunday noon.
being called hero by the serious condition
OF his father Misses Florence and Claire
Babbitt returned to their homes Monday.
Schools in town opened Tuesday except
those in Nos. and g. The following
teachers have been engaged: No. /. Miss
Elizabeth Porter; No. 2. Mrs. NJ. ID. Chase
and Miss Maude Bailey; No 3. Mrs. V. l.
Cameron; No. 4, to be supplied: No. G.,
Miss Ruby Ellsworth No. I. Miss Isabel
Cameron; No. 8, Miss Bessie Fairbanks;
No. 10, Mrs. Alice Clark and Miss Edith
Tillotson No If, MISS Matte Gebbie; NO
IL, Miss Blanche White.--The Rev. DON
aid Frazier Of Wells River preached at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ng--Frank Dufus will enter the Vermont
academy at SaNtons River this year
Work Is being rushed on the new school
building by Contractor Wakefield and his
men-The Old Folks concert given We'd
nesday evening was a great success. The
old time songs were rendered and all en-
joyed the singing by Mrs. Howes, violin
playing by Miss Boynton and the cornet
by Mr.. Dyer. over $50 was realized for
the benefit of the library.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Wheeler left Satur-
day for White River Junction-Mlss Ha-
Eel Abbott, who has been in Brookneld
for several weeks, was the guest Friday
of DR.. and Mrs. a. G. Bailey.-Mrs. Mary
Blodgett OF Mortified, who has been
several days in town. went to her home in
Mortified Saturday.-Mrs. Julia Udall has
returned for a f-w days stay with
her daughter Mrs. Preston, in STAFFORD -
MRS. i. NJ Howard of Bellows Falls, who
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Glad
ding from the Bethel convention, returned
Saturday 10 her home Miss Laura Clark
left SATURDAY to resume her work as
teacher in Smith College Miss olive
Knowles daughter of the former pastor
of the Baptist Church. arrived Saturday
from Toronto, can. and Is tho guest Of
Miss Helen Blanchard.-M Edmund
Weston, who has been here with her
mother, Mrs. Eugenic Ellison. left for
Derry, y. H., Saturday Walter Fisk Of
White River junction is visiting his ia
Their John Fisk-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hatch Of Manchester, y H.. who have
been with their SON. Ernest Hatch, left
Saturday for Manchester, y. IA j.
Ben, who came from New York with his
IIbllltI IL - l''ll, l'-ll ''hlhlNttN W.
Gardner, Me-Doris Lattimcr returned
Saturday from a several weeks visit in
81. Albans.-Mrs. Bertha 3urridge left
Saturday to take her position as super
visor in training department or
the normal school in Machais,
Me The corn roast held by the Roches-
ter club at D. -. HoWr's Friday was at
tended by about 100 people, Mrs. John
Drew left Saturday after a visit of a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Drew and
other relatives-Miss Jessie Dinsmore
went TO Boston Saturday Miss Henrietta
Baldwin who has been passing the sum
mer at Peth with her mother, left Satur-
day.
Messrs. DemerTitt ANA Palmer have
hegun work of the season at thei" can
ming factory in this village. Richard
Demerritt ana T. f.. Palmer, Jr., Of
Waterbury are here to superintend tho
work and have brought with them seven
men The company Is receiving an
exceptional lot of corn owing 1t is thought
10 the fact that more rain has fallen in
this section The squash and pumpkins
are slso unusual, 1t is thought that the
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


'','"'' accom-
''''' vs. N'e'"'i4' an" Two
"''N"'- W "'Net laKe
N''' -N"S" '' go '"eS met ~ f-sta~
' g" ''' ""''''''"''c ana III Trying TO
yum .", '''o "o'SoS hecaih' frightened.
"' ~ '"''' ''u d ''t pr"heh ny stepping
~ '"''" sumo io'hS ana had TO ne shot.
~ ''"'' VIZ ""Hed ny H. !. humphrey.
ne rev ana Mrs. {. i. carpenter and
TWO sons VINO had been at Lake Dun
10 th'lr nome In New Nork.-Miss f.. A.
Monnet or Jersey city, y. j., is visiting
hcr cousin MT. charles French.-Wo
has "e"n received Of the sudden death
IN llNieNile August 20 of William G.
Mound, formerly proprietor of the Bran
con Inn lie was - years of age. Death
was caused 10y heart trouble He was n
brother of John Mound of this place and
of Mrs $, b. Spaulding Of sudbury
Principal Harold =. slavery has accepted
position as principal or the graded
school in Tuscola, ILL.,, and has gone to
commence his duties there. stopping in
Troy, \. Y, and Cleveland, Ohio, for a
few days.
Mott u. Warner has sold to Edward
Shuttloworth Of New York and Bernard
j. Conn"ll of his town plot 81 ground
consisting OF about 10 acres on his farm
property north OF the village The land
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HOWELL.

Mr and Mrs. y. t. Weed and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Under
hill-Mrs. Emma Bordeaux of Wor-
cester. Mass, was the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. G. y. Barre, Sunday
Mrs John Bannon of Saugus Mass
ana Mrs. John Lennon of Groveland,
Mass, are visiting their brother, f.
r. MurphN.-Tha Rev. and Mrs, T.. T.
liurd are entertaining for few days
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Marsh of Gill
mantown, y. Ii--Eugcnc Curtis Of
Melrose, Mass, is visiting relatives in
town.-Cieorge Mulligan of New York
is in town for a short time-Mrs. Os-
mer Farman and son. Mahlon. arc visit
ing relatives and friends in EnoshurG
Falls--Mrs. 5. j. SisCo of Bradford is
spending a fortnight with her mother.
Mrs. II. II. Newton.-About 30 of the
friends of y. ]. Blake r. +. ID. car
rier, gave him surprise Monday even
ing AZ the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w \. Blake, In honor of his
Goth birthday lie was presented with
watch fob Refreshments were
served and games were played.
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turned Wednesday to their home In foue'
teepsie. n. vi. W. Ferris has move"
'-om the slmonds house on Franhi'n
street to the Cahee place on Se"i'',|''
HILL recently purchased. d. 4. hutcil'n-
son has moved to the blanchard nouso WI
Carver street and Principal J. II. funer
TO tho W. O. Ray house on Conant sq""'o We
Mrs. John Lynch and children re-
returned Tuesday TO Greenfield, Mass
Dr o. G. Baker went TUESDAY 10 III"
northern part of YORK sta'e "
spend n few days with relatives
and Mrs. Frank harrington, VINO "aN'
been with Mr.. and Mrs. I. u. farr"'E'"'
fortwo weeks, returned "Wednesday 10 ne"
iork.-John Brown of Goshen uleu at "'''
home sunday of tuberculosis. 1he iuher"'
was held Tuesday afternoon at tNo
o'clock The Rev. Leroy Matooh oi
Forestdale OBLIGATED. lnterneht was III
Goshen ccmetery.-Andrcw D. blhihck
died Tuesday morning az ms nome Oh
the Pittsford road after long iIIh'SS'
Tho funeral will he held To-Day IN
Fittsford Miss Elsie Hatch ana Miss
Jane Ferris went Tuesday 10 hoNpurN'
Mass, whore they expect to make 'h'H
home in the future.--E. NJ. Butler. Miss
Marie Butler and Miss Loretta Wiley.
,,ho ,a,.. ,..,-, A. .,,r,uor hero. ra-
,,,.,ad Tro.,a,. o. New York.-Mrs
,.har,a.. ,iddloburv is i'm
tuWn.--Nirgil Thomas ana daushter'
,,ico bova ro,,rnod ~ New York after
,nepdipy \ fayr u,oele with relatives.
>,iss Nol,io ,r,o,,,,s has returned from
clone t-,lls ~ Loo Rickford of
cro,noeld Mace ia n. y &. Spooner's
~ 1h.ror Nvr,rh, NJ Concordia, Kans.
and Ear, < WRIGHT of Great Bend.
Kane vho hovo boon spending n few
,ro,ls with 1, o,,d Nre ". H. Wright.
return to-dnv ltissos Elizabeth anil
Mary sullivan b,ve returned to Chelsea.
O,ass af,,r e,ordi,,, eayrral weeks here.
Nrs Charles Pose is ependiur the week
in Ashur, Park Y Miss Ruth
Churchill entertained the members of the
N n cIuh Norda,. afternoon at j. q.
thurchill's -Ntss I o,,ieo MYERS Of Yonk-
crs Y \ i ,ho ,r,,e., Of Miss Nina
Brown -\irs T. II Al Chattcrton, who
has lccn visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.. W.
SCOTT roturrs ,o.da,. ,o tittloton. \. H.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Glassware Nanone arrested seyera1 ,yeaks
ago by the chief of poIjce. while he was
alleged to be attenpting to- enter the rear
door of the Capital Savings Bank & Trust
company, has been released on 81 500 bail.
furnished through :. Mnssucco. who act
ed rs Interpreter for the man, and 1T is
said secured the bail from outside parties.
Vanonc said he was from Plattsburch.
\. Y, and left town as soon as released
from jail. He was held for the September
term Of county court. on a charge of at
tempted burglary 1t Is the general be-
lief that he may not come back TO
stand trial and that his bonds will ha
forfeited.
II was announced TUESDAY thar Miss
Ella Gertrude. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Watson. was married 1ulv II
at Portland. Me. 70 Charles u Srott
an attorney Of Hanover, n. II Miss VA
son has been employed in the Boston BAR
gain store here and vos wo,l Lnov,r
Mr. Scott is n graduate Of NontnaIi.-
Seminary and hotb beve ,,,,do ;.,io
of acouaintauces in tou,n 7.bo,. ora :,
make their homo IN tJ,ro,.or IT. ,,,o.
rage was announced when Mr. cco,+
came here for y Wet,
Tho town Of Nidd,osov bos ,o,,.o, .,
dav Motto. ~, ,bo .,,a,,,,o,, =. .
Of Uotorh,irv 70 moe, ,,o,,, Sa,.,,.1u os
NJ which time .,,,,. ,,',I, -
e,rvo,. tho Ito ,a.. ~
and r,arL I. ~ ao,,,.,,. ~,
,ho lac, oo-ia,a. .r, 49, go :" Va
1o.a eu.,, ,e-o '' '''"' ms
oo,,,,,Ia,a anu 'i' ''''i ~ Oe very III
vy,uio Ia
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev John Chamberin of New
York occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and the Rev. Fred LARA
bee in the evening -Annabel Young from
Greensboro Is visiting her cousin, Chris
tina Calderwood.-C. w. Cowles and Mrs.
Ware from lrasburg visited relatives and
friends in town Thursday and Friday
Dora Gallagher returned TO Burlington
Thursday The Rev. and Mrs. l,arrabco,
with their children, left for
their home in Mississippi Wednesday,
The farm buildings ON the James Allen
farm are undergoing thorough repairs
Among the pleasant events of last week
was the marriage of Roswell Bowker of
Boston and Miss Percy Hartlette of TINS
town. They left at once for Boston.
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HYDE PARK.

Or. Hulburd of Jericho was I'm town
yesterday. The birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Mabel Liley was observed by a
family gathering Monday at which %
were present. A fine dinner and supper
were served. Gifts in the shape of silver
ware. china and money were made.-The
fall term of the l.. c. a. opened yester-
day with a good attendance. Two recent
L. G. A. graduates, James Wilson of
Bethel and Miss Lois Redmond Of New
port are at the head Of the faculty
Miss Blanche brigham returned last
evening from several days outing at
Caspian lake.--MiSses Leila and Ida COL
Inns who have been at Breezy Hill sew
eral weeks. returned to burlington last
evening MFR. and Mrs. + NJ. culver are
spending week in Albany and New
York.-O. n. Campbell Is visiting his
brother at old Orchard beach. -Hardwicl
and Hyde Park will play base ball here
next Saturday. Miss Blond Seymore Of
Washington. d c., is in town until Con-
gress reassembles p G. Dodge Of Ran
dolph was in town Yesterday IL
Lamb succeeds r.. w lIuhurd as proha-
ton officer-The big reservoir is under
going repairS.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Rev Homer White, u, D., conduct
ed service at Grace Church with sermon
and holy communion Grace Perry
has charge of II, f. -. route, No. >, while
her husband Is attending the fairs The
State Is commencing "A hay barn go feet by
30 feet and a COW barn adjoining of same
on ground with concrete floors
to be used In connection with the agricul-
tural school Mr. and Mrs. Thompson OF
Brdgeport. Conn. who have been here
five weeks, leave for home to-day. going
hy way of Saratoga The Daughters of
the American Revolution met with Mrs
\. g. Wells Friday afternoon II. J"
Hatch, trustee of the agricultural school,
is making headquarters AZ Randolph
House and looking after the building ar
langements and buying supplies,
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ture for the month. The highest was IS
degrees, on the first, and the lowest was
40 degrees on lie 3lst. The greatest
daily range was Sc egreeS, on the 2lst and
the least daily range was seven degrees.
on the 9Sth. The precipitation amounted
10 446 inches. the normal for the month
being 3a3 inches. The prevailing wind
was from the south, the total movement
1857 miles, the average hourly velocity
GO mics and the maximum velocity =
miles per hour, from the south on the
.th. The month was made up Of II clear,
six partly cloudy and II cloudy days.
Rain fell IN 10 days Solar halos we're
noted ON the 18th. 2lst. ed Ath, 29th
and 3oth a lunar halo on the Goth, and
fog on the eth and 3lst ThunderstormS
occurred on the list. 9Th. 18th, nth, 18Th
ana 18th
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL

Tho evening session Of the Cnjversausi
State convention August - was adj
dressed l." the Rev. g. l.. Eaton on "'rua
CAurchs Social Respon- nuty," and by
the Roy. Or ]. H. Atwood on Tho
Churchs Great business" which he de-
clared TO he to make God rea. TO men.
An impressive service Of devotion was
led by the Rev. +. VI. Lyndon Of Chester,
preceded by business session Thursday
morning at which the committee on
nominations reported and the following
officers were elected. Prof 0. X. Hollis
ter of Barre, president, T. p. Gillette Of
Richmond, v!ce-pres dent. the Rev. 9. E.
Forter of Rutland, secretary; 5. S. Vat
son of st. Adams. treasurer, Joel Black
mer Of Stock bridge, trustee, the Rev.
Irving TOuslcy Of Washington, preacher
of occasion sermon. r." following com
mittee Of fellowship was chosen: The
Rev. H. A. Parkhurst Of Bethel the Rev.
n. L. Garfield of Woodstock, the Rev.
r. +. Butler of ST. Johnshury. \. q. Fay
OF Barre and e. II. Waterman # Chester.
Delegates to the general convention: Tho
Rev r. r, MarCFlaf Of North Hativ,
que, the Rev. Thomas Stratton Of Lyn-
donville, the Rev. u. f. Trout Of Brat
rloioro. Ira c. Calef of Washington,
Miss Lucy y. Calef of WASHINGTON. Or.
and Mrs w. T. Tillcy of Richmond. Miss
Martha Jonncss Of St. Johnshury, Mr..
and Mrs R l.. Richmond Of Rutland,
Adciph Lane Of Barre, Miss Carria
Wheeloch of Bare.
Much interest was shown in the theme
presented toward the close Of the morn
ing session by the Rev. Charles J.
staples Of Burlington, The Closer
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WOLCOTI.

W. II. Guyer. who has been visiting
r. w. Guyer. returned to Danville re-
cently-Mrs \. w. Bulard. who has
been visiting at John Frenchs returned
TO her home in East Fairfield Saturday.
Mrs NJ. S Gilbert, who has been AT Mr..
Joseph CONGRESS- for the past three weeks
left TUESDAY to visit her son in Ports
mouth, y. H.. before returning to her
home in Parshurg. y. S.-Cederick
Humphrey is visiting his uncle in Water
town, Mass. J.. Brown visited his
home in Bakersfield SundaN.-IIarrY
May. who las been visiting his parents
returned 80 his home in Worcester Mass
MordaN-'oral Richardson left Monday
to teach i'm Waterville.-The Rov. j. T.
RaNcn,iale was called to Essen Junction
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Eoothe-Mr. ana Mrs Xant Kimhal left
Tuesday for burlington, whore he is to
have an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Gardner of
Nrairard, MINI, is visiting their sister,
Mrs. W. O. Davis
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EDEN.

May Elm!ra, oldest daughter of c. &.
and ~ NJ. Baker, was united in marriage
To Beniamin Dow of Greensboro August
81 at HYDE Park by the Rev. Mr. Lamb
George Emery was at Nellie Davis call
cd here by the Illness his father W. II.
Emery.-W, II, Emery, who has been
quite ill., Is Convalescing.-Mrs r s.
Whttemore and Froda have gone to Bos-
ton and vicinlty.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Chase have moved 20 East Hill, where
he is to teach the fall and winter terms.
All the schools are in session but the
Mills. They have not secured n teacher
Mr. links has moved his family from
Mr. Syivesters to the farm, purchased
Crossin Lowell
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JEFFERSONVIL.LE.

Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Moore and son,
Ira, accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. f.. shaver and son. went on an auto
mobile trip to Denver Mass. Thursday,
returning Tuesday.--A. J. Thomas, Cur
It's Perry. NJ ~ Dodge and Charles Hor-
ner attended the Masonic banquet in
bakersfield Wednesday eVening.-Mrs
Mabel Conant and son of Middeboro
Mass. are guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs a. G. Griswold Prof. and Mrs
Charles Cornell and daughter from Penn
sylvana are guests OF his parents Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell.-Mr and Mrs
Martin y. Dodge, second, returned from
their wedding trip to Boston Friday
a meeting of the Cemetery association
was held a the home Of Mrs. y. C. Haw-
ley Tuesday afternoon. with % members
and visitors present Refreshments were
served
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. r. G. Benton of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting relatives here. started
for home Tuesday.-Mrs. Fred Powell
and daughter from st. Johnsbury visited
at Bert Gauvln's Saturday.-D NJ. Sar-
gent visited relatives in Lowell Saturday
and Sunday.-The family of r. G.. Bck-
nell, who have been visiting relatives in
Keene. y. H., returned Saturday.-C. +.
Hayford left for Portland, Ne, Saturday.
MIR and Mrs Davis Colomb are the par
ents of a boy, born September 1.-The
Hon. G. II. Stearns and family were in
Newport the first of the week.-Mr and
Mrs r. +. Putnam of Hyde Park were in
town Monday. Henry Moiles of Under
hill is the new clerk at NVe's store.
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DERBY.

The academy school opened Tuesday
with the the same principal, |. a. Bow
doin. and one assistant, Miss Hubbard.
The new teachers are Miss Prentiss and
Miss fIldreth in the school and Miss
knight for the normal course, which haS
been added Mrs. Percy, an aged lady,
died last saturday. Her remains We're
taken to Newport Center for interment
Tuesday. She leaves a husband, several
children and grandchildren Carl Dag
gett is in moor health.
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valuable dumpage privileges on land Of
the International Paper company in
E'ayston.
Mrs G. C. Warren entertained a few
friends at tea Friday afternoon. Mrs.
G. +. Eddy and Mrs Maud Heath Of
stowe were in town on Friday.--C. /.
OClair is detained at his home by III
ness.@Charles y. Wallace IS suffering
with an abscess on the face.-Miss An
mic Dorothy Palmer entertained 10 Of
hcr Young friends at luncheon Satur
day.-Miss blanche Montgomery enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Beatrice Pinney of Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and
daughter Mildred, and Mr.. and Mrs
Rollin Jackson and two children of
Jeffcrsonville are visiting Mrs. l.. X.
Bryant
Miss Evelyn Bishop and Harold Bishop
of Montpelier were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs II. 5. Atkins Sund2y.-Miss Blanche
Strahanahan returned Monday 10 Brad
ford.-Miss Anna Booker returned Sun
day to Springfield, Mass, where she re-
sumes her teaching. Mrs. +. j. Avery %
South DuXbury was with her daughter
Mrs Frank Eaton, Sunday.-Mrs. Squires
and son, who have been visiting relatives,
returned to their home in Richmond Sun
day.-Willard Stranahan, Jr.. went TO
Barre Sunday, where he has position in
the East Barre schools. Mr.. and Mrs
Cogswell of Hartford. Conn. are visiting
Mr.. Cogswells daughter Mrs T.. L. JOS
lyn.-Harry Cogswell of Nergenncs Is ~
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. .Ioslvn.--
Among recent visitors on Caincls Hump
from this town were Mrs. ". V. Bryan
and Miss Margaret Pike. who went with
party from stowe. Floyd ArkeleY, who
has been spending large part of the
summer there. has returned much i'm
proved in health.-Mrs. =. W. Cooley en-
tertained Saturdayat her home on Randall
| avcnue.--Mr. and Mrs d. c. Richardson
and DAUGHTER loft Monday for their
, home in Montcatr, y 1.-The weather
was suspicious forthe field day of Iroquois
Camp Modern Woodmen of America. \
large crowd was gathered along the line
of march. Alton Wheeler was marshall
followed by tho band. then by tho Wood
men. The two floats Of tho lroquois
Camp. Modern Woodmen. and the New
England order of Protection We're excel
lent.
Twelve hundred tickets were sold for
field day sports. Ball game, rubber be-
tween Moscow and Waterbury,, score
9 to !, was IN favor 81 Waterbury.
In tho competitive dr!u. other teams
not present. y purse OF $50 in gold
was awarded to the Waterbury Camp,
VI. W A. vt the band concert speeches
were made by DR.. Barrows of White
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Vivian Douglass of Claremont,
\. II, is the guest of her aunt Mrs
y. Il. Stoddard.-C. r. Stoddard from
Broad Brook spent sunday al home 20
visit his cousin Miss Douglass.
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EAST WARREN.

MIR and Mrs. j. = Greenwood were
called to IlavorhiI y. H.. Saturday by
the death of Mr. Greenwoods brother
Mr.. and Mrs, o, NJ. Jones and daughter,
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Stimets and w. II. Pelton as referees.
In the case of l., D. Partridge and a. +.
Lamb, when Mr.. Partridge claimed dam
ages for injuries received by MIR. Lambs
automobile several weeks ago. MIR. Lamb
brought forward four witnesses who
testified that he conformed to all the
rules, but that Mr. Partridge stepped In
front of the machine when there was not
time for the driver to stop the car.
There were no witnesses on the opposite
side, but the referees brought in a verdict
Of carelessneSs in not bringing the car
to an abrupt stop, which Mr. Lamb
claims could not have been done In so
short distance. The amount of damage
was fixed for 500 and costs, which amount
ed to S67 in al-Mss Ildrcth Waldo left
for Barnard Monday. where she will
teach this season.-Mrs. :. T. Davis went
TO Bethel Monday to remain few days
with friends Albert Woodland Of ITud-
son. Mass arrived Monday to visit his
niece Mrs f.. H. Stearns.-Mr and Mrs.
Roy Neville left SUNDAY for Keene. y. H.
and were accompanied by Miss Maud
Putnam. who is to teach in one of the
city schools this fall-Niss Josephine
| Emery left Monday for Hartford to begin
| Of that place this season.-NIar joric
spooner. who has been for several days
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Blanchard. went to her home in Mont
peller Sunday Mrs l.. II. Ordway and
Mrs Walter Macy. who have been at
| MIR and Mrs -. u. Ilowe's for a week,
returned to Montpelier Sundav--A G.
Holman of Boston is passing several days
Goodalc returned to her home in South
RoYalton Monday after passing the night
with her daughter, Mrs. ~ H. Hayward
Miss Florence Patch Of Claremont.
y H.. and Mrs. |. q. Forte Of NewhurY
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Patch
Mrs. Gertrude What0elD Wood return
cd to Boston Monday,-Miss Hortcnsc
Flint. who has been with her parents for
few weeks, returned tn Franklin,
\. H., MondaN-Miss Bessie Bliss Is
visiting her Grandmother Mrs. George
+. Jones.-A general disturbance was re-
ported on the street Saturday night about
1890 in front of the billiard room of T.. t.
Manchester'S 10y three men fighting
among themselves. Later one of them
attempted an entrance into the pool 70 nm
but was promptly taken care OF by Mr..
Manchcster me police were not present
ana It Is supposed We're at home when the
dI'"'r h"ppened'-Nl1sS May lfoWe arrived
MONDAY 10 take up her duties as teacher
III me graded school
MIS- NH'hhhleI Nlne OF Northheld ar
''Nou utS"7Y LOT lew days-Miss
use "il "'SdaN morning Tor
>'i ''nh NoHott and chill
.. ."' ''n'"," ''''' uts'ay ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

Woodbury.. She was accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Puma Darling, who will
visit her sister Mrs. Woodbury., for
time