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MORRISVILLE.

John Weafer Jr.. of Boston Is n guest
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer
The condition OF Mrs George Tiff. who
has been sul ering from typhoid fever.
Is improving -Misses Winnie Foss and
Lizzie Churchill are visiting relatives in
Barre.-Mr. and Mrs, L. d. Smith spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
a. j. Smith. They will move from Jorfer-
sonvllle to Island Pond next week-Mr
and Mrs. c. [. Robinson ana Mr. and
Mrs. T. NJ Sears of stowe were guests
over Sunday at the home OF T. c.
Barrows,-.Ir, and Mrs. J. c. +. Slayton
and son. Ralph of Boston are spending
n few DAYS with MIR. Slayton's brother
II. 4. Slayton, and family,-A large
vacuum cleaner to be run by an electric
motor will be installed In the Peoples
Academy building soon for use by the
janitor for both the academy and the
graded school buildings II Is said to be
one of the first if not the first to be in
stalled in the State for that purpose.
Miss Jessie Barnes has returned to her
home in Bakersfield after a visit with her
sisters Mrs. j. A Bundy and Mrs w.
T.. Knight.-Mrs. Mira Rodgers Heath Is
taking two weeks vacation from her
duties in the bank and is visiting rela-
tves In Winchendon, Mass. and friends
IN Worcester, MasS-Mrs. Beatric Boyn-
ton and daughter Miss Freda, and
mother, Mrs. SaNby, VIII move to Bel
lows Falls this Week.-Mrs.. II, r. Rey-
nolds and son, Ralph, nave returned to
their home in Earre,-Mrs H. l.. Spear
and Miss Ina Wells are visiting the for
mers sister in Lebanon, n. H.-Mrs A.
a. Niles and son. Logan, are visiting
relatives in Montpelier. Mrs Annie Dur
| kee returned Monday to her home In st.
| Albans.-Mlss Jessie Stewart has re-
| turned to her home In Hardwick. after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. 8. l.. Ring-Miss
| Sadie sherman is guest of Miss Mar
| jorie Newton in Cambridge
The Rev Frederick Raymond of
Proctor occupied the pulpit at the Con-
| gregatonal Church Sunday morning.
Next Sunday morning the Rev. c, C.
St Glare of Port Henry, N. Y, will
! be the speaker Mr.. and Mrs. st. Glare
are expected here the last OF this week
| for few days.-Edna Crossman Is in
Richmond c. Tillotson has gone to
| Murray, Iowa, for another lot OF west
| orn horses for the firm OF smith q
lrillotson.-Mr. and Mrs VIII Smile O..
WaterVille were In town Sunday,-L.
Nj. Munson was q guest of friends In
| Greensboro Sunday,--Misses Mable
Durkee and Mary Stewart returned
Monday from 10 days outing at Lake
Morey. Fairlee-Misses Emogene Bur
bank and Mary Gates returned satur-
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Mrs. Frances Rnymoro OF st. Adams
has sold her farm to Lewis Sweet of Shell
don; immediate possession to be given
MIR. and Mrs. f.. II. Thomas and son,
John, OF Maiden, Mass, are visiting Mr.
Thomass mother, Mrs. l.. Thomas.-Mrs.
A. l.. Gleason, who has been in st. AL
bans for eight weeks, and had several OPP
erations, has so far recovered az to be
brought TO her home here Sunday.
Miss Caroline Legg returned to her
home In Woburn. Mass, Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. G.. Rnncy and child of Nor
wch, Conn, are guests of Mr.. Raney's
mother. Mrs. Ell Rancy.-Dr. and Mrs.
G. b. Wilson and child returned to their
home in Bradford Monday after a few
days visit in the family of the Rev. +.
a. Legg.--M Mrs. L. c. Burt. who suffered
y broken shoulder and other severe
bruises by falling down the cellar stairs
In her home is improving, with good
chances for complete recovery The con-
diton OF Mrs, Ann Colson also Is favor
able.-There Will be no services In the
Methodist Church during the coming two
weeks of Bible study and camp meeting.
Mr. Lexs will be one of the speakers
there on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Gaines and son,
George W., and Mrs. +. A. Gaines went
TO Lake Carmi where they will join
family artv, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. I.cavens and two children, Don
aid and Dorothy Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Conroy
Lcavens, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow I.eavens
of Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs George
Demarra and three children of West
Berk shire The party will occupy the
Columbia and Limerick cottages for the
coming two WeeKS.-Icon Burt and Miss
Grace Lewis of Boston are visiting Mr..
and Mrs, victor Burt.-News has been
received OF the birth Of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Gardner Of
Milford Center, Ohio. Mr.. Gardner Is
tho son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dcbert NJ.
Gardner Of this villaEc.-Miss Edith NJ.
pcrley of Salem, Mass. Is a guest in tho
home of NJ. p. Pcrlcy.-Mr and Mrs.
George N. Towlc and C. NJ Towc Of
Franklin were business visitors here
Tuesday.--C. r. Brown. rural carrier on
route . is taking n vacation. His substi-
tute is r. r. McFecters.-Mrs. ". b.
Greene and son. William, of Richford are
guests of Or. and Mrs. A. r. Bell.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts
were $4,000 hu., compared with l.50l, 00a
bu. the corresponding day a year ago,
The worlds visible supply. as shown by
Rradstreets, increased 3S2.O 900 bu. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat l3i
cars; corn l45 cars; oats lS9 cars; hogs
20,oc0 head.
BuTTER-Steady, creameries, 20d25c;
dalries. lsd22c,
EGGS-Easy, receipts, 1l,46c cases; at
mark cases included loal4c; tirsts, l5hc:
prime firsts, l6lac.
CHEESE-Steady, diaries, lS6Ac; twin,
l9ismA4c Young Americas. 19le6s.c; Iona
Horns. 1SAQiac,
POTATOES Steady, choice to fancy,
Sl,25& l,So fair to good, SlM01l5
POULTRY-Firm, turkeys, l4c; chick.
ems Pc springs, lac,
NEALr-Stea iy, 80 to 60 lb. WITS. SQsc
60 TO IS h. WITS. sisGl0iac IS to no ID.
WITS, lie.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York. Aug 49,
FLOTR-Barelv steady with fair de
mand. Receipts 3iSll shipments, 17t6S
WHEAT-Spot easy. Futures market.
previous to tho last hour of business to.
day wheat was generally firm and 2. to
&c net higher due to bulish reports from
North Dakota and higher cables, closing
sc under last night. Sept. closed o5isc
Dec closed 93isc Receipts, 1ss,soO; ship
merts. zoo
CoRN-Spot steady. The market for flu
lures was without transactions. closing
nominal Receipts, 1900; shipments. 2.s5l
oAiS-Spot steady. Futures market
was without transactions. closing nomi-
nal.
PORK-Firm
LARD-tirm
SuGAR-Raw firm; Muscovado ~ .esi
A42; centrifugal 90 test siq2: noolasscs
% test I11 Refined steady.
COFFEt,-The market for cnffno f,,
lures opened steady at unchanged prico.
to an advance of points although bo,,,
the European markets were lower ana
it was reported that cost and freight
offers from Brazil were unchanged 10
a shade under the quotations Of yester
day The close was steady net ? noin, ,
lower to II points higher Sales Gi.7N bag,
Aug. tl173; Sept Slit; oct. .1i.5i: Nov
sll.9S; Dec sl123; Jan. su.-o: Feb. SHE.
March s11.14; April $1l.12; May and juno
Sill; July sl1i0.
Spot coffee steady. No : RIO. 1910.
Santos, No 4, lac; mild coffee quiet. COR.
dova, 1i6tlGc, nominal.
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day from Queen City Park, where they
spent week in camp.-Dr. and Mrs.
G. A. Carter and daughter, Elizabeth,
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Titus and
daughter OF Hardwick were guests Of
relatives and friends in town Sunday,
Leroy S. Eaton who underwent an
operation at Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday. August 6. is expected home
the latter part OF this week
Mrs Winnie Caswell and children Il
Greenfield. Mass. arrived Monday night
for n visit at the homo of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Blair-Miss Margaret
Miller Of Boston arrived last night to
visit at the home of Mrs +. J, Hall.-
Miss Nita Ellis is taking n vacation from
her duties as steuoErapher for f. w.
Mould and T c. Cheney and Is In Alburg.
Mrs. D. r. Rhuhan Of L!ttletOn, \, H.,
and w. X. JACKSON arrived Monday night
for n visit at tho Jackson cottage at Lake
Elmore.-Thc local talent play, Miss
Fearless & Co.." will he given at the
town hall by the Universalist society on
the evenings Of August % and PA large
number from the Universalist society at
tended n picnic at Lake Fillmore Tues
daY.-The regular meeting OF l.amolIle
Grange will he held Thursday evening
August "a, wnen program consisting or
songs, Rotations instrumental music,
declamations and dialogues will he given
The meeting will be in charge OF pomona
Mrs. A. V. Hollis. Following the program
a social viii be held with refreshr"ents'-
Mr.. and Mrs David Webb OF Montreal
are guests at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
George Norton.-Mrs. Lamora Whittier
and daughter. Miss Ada Mcfarland. eX-
pect to go to Boston soon TO reside
A. J." Cheney is In Boston attending n
meeting of the American Pharmaceutical
soc'ety.-Miss Irene Plude is taking a
vacation from Brownies store ana left
Monday for Vcrgennes and Bristol
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mildred Allen of Springfield. Mass,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel
Orton.-A reception was held at a. b.
Beeman's Thursday afternoon for Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur A. Bceman, who left
Friday for their new home in Norwich
Conn-Mr. Callahan, supervisor of
schools, has rented Mr.. Beeman's house
Miss Bertha Butler of Providence, r.
l.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs Arthur
Mudgett-Miss Anna Landon of Col
chester and Miss Bertha Phelps of Will
lstun are visiting their aunts Mrs. r. NJ
Ballard and Mrs. George \. Ballard
Warren Newton and son of St. Albans
were recent guests at the home OF -. S
RuCk.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Hnsmore of
Georgia have returned home after spend
Ing a week with his mother. Mrs. James
Lewis.-Mrs. r. II. Buck and daughter,
Edith. were in st. Adams Tuesday Mrs
g. G. Orton Is in Montgomery for a few
DAYS
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. .. G. Adams was called to
Essex Junction Tuesday to oficiate at
the funeral of Mrs. SinClair.-The Rev
and Mrs. Turner have gone to Riverside
camp ground for two weeks. where MI
Turner has charge of the music.-M.ss
Carrie Wilder of New York and "A friend
Miss Briggs. are visiting her mother
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilder, and other relatives
There is a good opening here for dent
list as DR.. D. f. Sheldon has had to give
up his work on account OF poor health.
Miss I}ernice Price Of Middlesex Is n
guest of her aunt, Miss Matte Price
There will not be any service in the
Methodist Church August 20 and 27.-The
Rev c. G. Adams will occupy the pulpit
Of the Congregational Church next Sun
day morning Miss Winnie Wells and
brother OF burlington are visiting her
aunt, Mrs, L. A. Hll,-Dr, G. A. Pratt
vas called to Newport Wednesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

chester, y. H., Is visiting at the home
Of her uncle, Oscar McGregor.--F. j.
Kelley and family of Newport are visit
Ing relatives hero for n week.-Mise Mu-
riel Boaz is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Plant of St. Albans.-Mrs. George
Rustedt and daughter of Rutland are WIS.,
iting at tho home of Mrs. II. Il. Rustedt.-
The Rev. and Mrs. w. q. Scofield are ut
Sixteen Island lake. Que.-H. Nj. Noyes or
Boston Is visiting relatives here.-Mrs.
Edna NJ Carpenter Of Burlington Is visit
Ing relatives In town.. W. Mitchell Is
passing 10 days In Caledonia Springs,
Ont.-Miss Rose 0regorc, clerk In the
Rounds store. has accepted q position In
th, store Of Lane 4 Dwlncll. Newport
M and Mrs william Porter of Pattcr-
ror. y. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. 5. Whitcomb
Of Rocky Ford, Colo. Frank Whitcomb
and daughter OF Pueblo. Colo, Mrs. Car
yic ii!ss. Miss Marila Bliss and Newell
Bl!aa Of Swanton. James p. artn or
London. Ont, Miss Hattie Wiley of
Wakefield, Mass, Miss Ida Winans of
Patterson. N. j., and George orter Of
Shreveport, La, were the guests or MT.
and Mrs. Mahlon V. Taylor last week,
park Wednesday evening. Harrison i,
Icavens of Neenah, WIS, n native or
Berkshire, who went West about - years
ago, Is visiting his brother, JL l.. G.
l.envens, his first visit to Vermont since
1SsS--NIrs. C. o. clifford and little daugh-
ter of Nexbury are visiting her daugh-
ter. Miss Shirley C1ifrord.-Miss Winni-
fred Mcdonald OF Barre Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald.
Hibbard c. Campbell and Merrill
Walker OF Boston are visiting his mother.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell. and other reia-
tivcs here for "A week.-Mrs.. G. Nj Rounds
and daughter. Laura. are passing the
week in Valcourt. Que. with Mr.. Rounds
The Rev. S. p. Perry is passing few
days Visiting his faher William Perry. OF
Montreal The Rev. Charles A. Austin
OF Cincinnati, Ohio. who was his guest
over Sunday. and who occupied the pulpit
OF the Baptist Church. accompanied Mr..
Perry to Montrcal.-Mr. and Mrs. T. X.
Dickerman of Bristol were the guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. S. p. Perry this week.
George Mercy last week paid a fine OF
s. and costs for breach OF the peace. anu
Napoleon Gordon paid fine of s. and costs
for a first offense OF intoXicaton. They
were arraigned before r. A. ConRer in
Justice court
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Buskcy and SON
Lawrence, of Bristol. Conn. are in town
visiting relatives ana friends Miss Mary
c. MaCGarry, owner and manager Of
the Charter Oak Private Hospital, Hart
ford, Conn. Is visiting Mrs. \. r. Gates
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Wright Monday.--B, W Pease and
family are spending the week at their
cottage at Lake Carmi. Mrs. II. IL.
Clapp Is also there.-Ileman Campbell of
Montpelier Is in town NJ Homer Marcy's.-
William Mari left for Greenville, Me
Monday.-C, b. Barnard. who has been
Cor several years In the employ of j. G.
Hutchins, has resigned his position and
gone to West Lincoln, where he will take
charge Of the butter tub shop run by
Nelson Murry.-BenianLn Ariel of Low
ell IN visiting al Homer Laplants.
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full. netting about 1920. A private line
with cable connects Providence ISLAND
with tho main telephone limo. put In by
Dr. JaCkson.-Miss Bessie Allen went
Thursday last to the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal, where she was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis and is now doing
well.-The ball game between Grand Isle
and Milton was played Saturday after
noon Mt Grand Isle. the game standing
"A to in favor of Grand Isle.-C G.
Kinney Is il.-C. b. Russell is some better
from his recent illness.
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F. D. ABER,NETHY

Johnsbury were in town Monday
Miss Pearl Tuthill was the guest Of
Miss Gertrude Davis Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Randall. who have been Wis
Ting their old home in Groton for a
few weeks, returned homo Monday
b. F. Morse attended the G, A. r. re-
union at Montpelier Tuesday May
Spiller Is visiting friends in Hardwick
Mrs. Alice Waterbury. who has been
visiting friends in town. returned to
her homo in Corning. y. Y, Tuesday.
Raymond Golden was given lawn
party Monday by his friends In honor
of his Goth hirthday.-Mrs. Emma
Smith and daughter. Ethel. who have
been visiting at W. f. Barter's. re-
turned to their home in Richf ord
Tuesday
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FLETCHER.

D. P. Montague Is very Ill and in care
OF a trained nurse from Burlington
George Clark is moving back to his place
IN Binghamville.-Flet has water
famine.
Mrs, Miranda Austin died August lS
at the age OF 70 years. Mrs Austin had
been in poor health for some time. The
funeral was held at her home Tuesday,
the Rev. Boutwell, of Binghamton Of
flcating. Burial was in Binghamville
cemetery.-D. G. Robinson and family
have returned from an automobile trip
TO Haverll, y. H.-Mrs Jennie Rogers
and daughter have returned to their home
in Boston.--Mr. and Mrs Dayton
Montague are quite ill.-Harmon Wether-
bee and bride Of Burlington have been
visiting relatives in town.-Dr Leach and
wife Of Hyde Park spent Sunday ir
town
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his mother in Newburyport' MaSs'
Dir. Nichols of New York Is guest
at w. H. Montton's.-.A family reunion
Mt tho home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. o. star
ford included Mrs. Staffords srahW
mother, Mrs. Harriet Adams hef
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. l. f. ADAMS Nr'
and Mrs. Il. G.. Adams, MT anu Mrs'
o. II. Adams of stowe and MIS- his'c
Palmer of Proctor, and grandchioreh
making a party of ga familv party
at n. II. Moody's included their emil
drcn. Mrs. ID. C. Scribner OF Portland
Me, Leo IT. Moody of Minneapolis.
Jesse Moody of Bethel ana MI ana
Mrs Glen Cole of Stowe.-Edward
White and Miss Ethel White returned
Monday to Cabot after visiting their
cousin. Miss Mertie Ravlin.-Mr. and
Mrs. Steele of waterbury, Conn, Mr..
and Mrs. Plat and son, Spencer. Of
West Haven, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Bullock and daughter, Helen, of Tren-
ton, n. j., are guests at George w,
Adamss-Mr. and Mrs A. H. cheney
left Tuesday for Greensboro.-The dis
cussion Of the question, What Wages
per Day Does the Average Farmer
Receive" omitted at the last meeting
Of the Mansfield Mountain Grange, will
be taken up at a later meeting
Mrs. Jane Howe of Rutland, Harrison
Smith of Morrisvile. Mrs Warner Moody
Of Waterbury and Miss Nellie Moody of
| New Jersey visited Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Slayton Monday.-Miss Bernice Lang and
her brother, Howard, have returned from
visit at j. s. Campbelrs In Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Barrows, VINO were
In st, Adams Monday and Tuesday were
accompanied home by their children,
Douglass and Dorothy, who have passed
| several weeks there.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
JEFFERSONVILLE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bennett August 1i.-The Rev. H. T..
Harmed and sons, James and Henry,
were called to Rochester, n. Y, Satur-
day by the death of Mrs. Bigrave, Mrs.
Harned's mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Smith and Miss Cora Page are in Nor
risvillc with friends. They expect to go
TO Island Pond, where MIR Smith has Il
position in school In their abs ence
rank Blaisdcll will occupy the Page
residence. Tho Rev r. II. Trill will va
cate the parsonage, and move to +. T..
Smiths tenement, vacated by Mr.. Blais-
della number from here attended the
Annual field day and races at Cambridge
Tuesdny.-Miss Lolita Brown is at Queen
CITY Park
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. r..
BEEVES-Receipts, 2332 steady: steers
&.6od4.76; bulls, s2.jCdAS5; COWS. 1.25r
800; dressed beef firm; native sides. oi,1f
1lkc; Texas beef. Ysd9lc
CALVES-keceipts, 2.i42; veals steady:
other calves slow TO easier; vea1s. Sc 5"G5
$50. culls, S.opMG.o0; grassers and butter
milks. $3.ood4.5o; southern and western
calves, 81 25H725; dressed calves steady:
city dressed veals. 1lal5c, country dress
ed, Han12iac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts. 7.750
Sheep steady. best lambs firm. others
steady; sheep. s2.5"d425: culls. N.5nqe. 90;
lambs, 5000. 80; cUlls. s"ra475.
HOGS-Receipts. 400. Market firm at
s.. 75lIN 90
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JOHNSON.

W. II. Stearns and l. l.. Bailey with
their families were at Franklin pond
Sunday.--Mrs Willard Batchelder and
son of Morrisville visited relatives here
Friday.-John Laraway Is improving
slowly.-At the village meeting II was
voted not to put In day power and ex-
tend the water system. but another meet
ing is called for August Is to try and re-
scind the vote relative to the water
George West has purchased the Orson
Jacobs place and will soon move there
Mrs. Arthur Sanborn was taken to the
hospital at Burlington Saturday -Ithiel
Falls camp meeting commenced under
very favorable auspices August 1.-THE
dam at the power plant has been COM
pleted. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sweet spent
Sunday with Bert Gauvin and family
w, r. Tracy, who has been suffering
from a bruised foot Is able TO be out
again.-At the regular communication OF
Waterman Lodge, +. & A. NJ. last Thurs
(Coutinued on marc NJ
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MONTGOMERY.

The annual meeting of the W. G.. 7. L.
will I've held Friday with Mrs. Elsie
James with a basket lunch. mir. and Mrs.
Harry Smith are in Hardwick.-Mrs.
Fanny Pond of Burlington Is visiting rel
atives in town.-Miss Ruth Goodspeed
went to Worcester, Mass, Wednesday,
Mrs. George Richardson of Wolcott. who
recently underwent a surgical operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, is visiting
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. George
Emery.
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BEAVER.

Oscar Wilson moved from his farm to
st. Adams Saturday and will work at
carpenter work.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Haywood and children visited in Milton
Sunday.-Thomas Latin and Howard
King attended the circus In Burlington
Iriday.-Mrs. Sarah Craft and Mrs.
Harry Craft and children spent Saturday
at Camp Rich--Miss Elizabeth King Is
with her aunt in Burlington.-The six
year-old son of Milo Bordo, who is at the
hospital at st. Albans. is gaining as well
as can he expected.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. O. Heath of Wor-
cester, Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. a. Austin.-Nrs. Frank Downs and
children Of WiliamStown are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Morse.-John O'Neil Of
Manchester. \. IL, has sold his farm TO
Thomas Lagro; consideration, sl,5oo-
Miss Maude Narcotic is sending a few
days with friends In Belvidere
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
enuTH ZERO.

The Rev. Il. A. Durfee, ID. D.. secretary
Of the state s s. association, will speak
on the orranized adult Bible class move
ment Mt the Congregational Church Sun
day evening.-Thore will be an afternoon
and an evening session Of the Grand Isle
County Sunday School association Aug
ust 23-Thc Rev Charles h. Stowe, son
of Harriet Beecher stowe, win lecture at
the Congregational Church August 30
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SHELDON.

Mrs F. G. MeiGs, son and daughter,
Ralph and Lucretia, of Rutland are Wis
iting Mrs McGss sister, Mrs. W. II,
Curtis.-Mrs Maynard of bakersfield Is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. T.. II. Lilly.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. j.
Reed of st. Johnsbury is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Roed-AIiss May Brown and
sister, Ruth. are spending a few weeks
in Maine at the beach.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Rev II. A. Durfee. d, D., secretary
of the State 8. s. association, will lecture
on progressive Sunday school work at tho
morning service of the ConGre iational
Church Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid sale was very success