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BAKERSFIELD.

Monroe Barnes of Burlington, Merritt
Sornborger of Burlington, DR.. and Mrs.
George ShattuCk of Providence Il. H.
and Harold Dean Of East Providence,
K. l.. are visiting friends In town. Mr.
Dean has Just returned from an extended
trip In Europe. Harry Giddings and NJ i.
ferley Of EncshurE Fals were in town
rocently.-Mrs. Galer Of Melrosc, Mass.
is visiting friends in towu.-Pamona
Grange held a meeting Saturday after
noon and evening. Tho Ladies' AuXillarv
OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church served a
dinner at tn" town hal.-The Eastern
stars served 4 supper in their rooms i'm
Davis Hall last evening. Joseph A. Mar-
cote ana Hazel Nolan were married a.
st. Georges church. Wednesday morning
August 23--Niss Blanche Miller. n train
ed nurse from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tel, in burlington. was the guest Of her
sister Mrs. LHnaon Abernethey last
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WILLIsTON.

Schools in town will open for the fall
term September 8. with the following
teachers; Academy. F. d. Putnam Of
Williston and Mary ]. Hamilton of South
Burlington: Corner school, Miss Helen
Flynn of Cambridge; Lamson. Miss Mary
Flynn of Burlington; Talcott, Phoebe
Congdon of Danny; Lake Iroquols, Ada
Morrow of Colchester; South Wnliston,
Mae Brewin of Richmond, Muddy brook,
Miss Belle Roberts of winston; Mud pond.
Nathalie Russell Of Bristol; North Willis
ton, S. Anna Fitzsmonds of Jericho:
French hill Celeste Keefe of Kingston
on-the- Hudson new hymnals will he
in use Sunday, September 3-H. S, john
son spent Monday in Vergennes. Sylvia
Warren has been spending a few DAYS in
Burlngton,-Mrs Wright Clark is gain
ing.--Mrs. Ella Mosher received news
Monday of the sudden Illness and death
Of her brother. Alfred Bradley, in Helena,
Montana.-Seth Johnson and Charles
Brown entertained at Browns han We'd
nesday night August %
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| Perry, ohio. August 2s and 29-Mrs. Eva
Suter. who was called here from Swanton
| by the death of her uncle. j. II. Stafford,
went to her home Friday evening.
An automobile party consisting of Mr..
| and Mrs. C. c. Buxton and son, Maurice.
and Mrs. Buxtons brother, Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Buzzell. and son, Harry. Of
Lowell. Mass. went Monday to West
Derby to visit their father, the Rev. j.
T. Buzzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton and
son. accompanied by their older son,
Ralph, who has been there six weeks.
have returned. William Hanley and
daughtt', Jennie. of Milton and Mrs
Blood and nephew. Charles Blood, OF Es-
sex spent Saturday at Charles Packards
on account of illness Wolcott Beach
has been detained at home and unable to
return to his work in Burlington. Tho
Ladies' Help society of the Baptist
Church will be entertained Friday after
noon b. Mrs. c. A. Packard Teams will
take any who wish to ride.-Mr. and Mrs
Maxticld who have been at l.. w Rices
for few days. went Saturday to their
home In Fletchcr.-Mrs. Charles Packard
has received news of the critical illness
In Hinesburg OF her aunt, Mrs. Susan
Powers,-Mss Genia Hunt, former
teacher in the village school, Is the guest
of Miss Emily Howe whilc on her way
from Portland, Me, to Bakersfield where
she teaches in Brigham Academy
Miss Alice Howe and Mrs Howe
OF Burlington came Tuesday even
Ing from burlington to be the guests of
Miss Emily Howe.--Mr and Mrs. L. b.
Williams were in Burlington Tuesday,
Mrs. Wilkie is the guest of friends in
RiChford
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

Hildred Jones. a young cook from this
city, who escaped recently from the In
dustrlal school at Vergennes while serv-
ing term. and who successfully eluded
capture since was Friday retaken by
Chief Mallonev. who caught him at the
coming factory where he had obtained
employment
g. Block. who conducts tailor shor
In the city, was arrested late Thurs
day night on a civil process. in which
1t Is claimed that he obtained money
under false pretenses by borrowing q
good-sized sum on store and stock OF
goods said TO be located in Maine Block
obtained bail and was released.
Robert Mcleod Of Sheldon has been ap-
pointed administrator and +. W. Foster
and Harlow Button commissioners Of the
estate Of ]. Harry Thompson.
The city fire department was called Ia
ST. Adams Bay about two o'clock Satur-
day morning for fire which started in
house owned by Daniel r Reeman. The
fire, the cause of which is not definitely
known, was discovered by some Kamp
XIII Kare boys who were returning from
Georgia. where they gave a minstrel show
Friday night. For an hour or more the
hrc was fought by a volunteer fire
brigade but it was finally thought best
to telephone for aid TO the city The men
went to tho bay in a special electric car.
Chemicals We're used. but the hose and
other paraphcrnalia of the department of
course were useless Two houses, that
owned by Mr. Beeman, and one owned
b. John Patnode of the bay, and the
blacksmith shop owned by Eugene
Bcrthaume Of tolyoke Mass. were
burned The loss Is estimated at about
81, 400 Tho Beeman house was UNDERGOING
repairs and II s said that an oil stove
was left burning to dry some paint which
may have caused the fire. The Methodist
church al one time was threatened, but
the flames were eXtnguished with
chemicals
a prayer service was held at the
undertaking rooms Of r. J. Mecourney on
Kingsman street Monday morning at ten
O'Clock for Virgil Duncan, who died at
the hospital Friday night Mr. Duncan
was 30 years Of age and was a fireman
on the Central Vermont railroad until
last March, when he became ill., His
home was in Kentucky and he has no
relatives in this city, The burial will be
in the South Main street cemetery.
Hon. Harry u. Amey Of Island Pond
states attorney Of EsseT county, has
been appointed assistant counsel of
the Central Vermont railway. being
associated with the Hon. c. w. Wit
tcrs. who has so long ana ably looked
after the Centrals legal business. It
is expected that Mr., Amey VIII divide
his time for the present between
Island Pond and this city.
Hildred Jones of this city. who has
made repeated breaks for liberty from
the Industrial school at Vergennes, broke
away from Superintendent Barss Satur-
day and jumping from the train enjoyed
a brief spell OF liberty he was soon re-
captured and taken to Vergennes. where
nc was locked up only to break windoy!
and escape again, lie was brought here
Monday and will now serve a sentence
OF six months in Jail or the House of Cor.
rection at Rutland
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs, j. G. Davis of Rouses Point, n.
Y, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Culver-flenry Alger has pur-
chased the Lewis Bellanger farm, 81, 100
being the purchasing price,-Annie Breen
OF Brockton, Mass, Is visiting relatives
here.-Mrs. Matthew Casey Is spending
the week with her sister at Barre.
Byron c. Ward of Des Moines, Iowa, Is
visiting f. w. Henry, his nephew -
Thomas Flynn and Miss Dora Campbell
were married Tuesday morning at St.
Thomas's Church by the Rev. Father
Therien.-Chester Blakely of Barre is
visiting E, w Blakely. his brother.-Two
Mormon Missionaries have been here
spreading tho propaganda of their faith.
-Ihe Eddy creamery paid 500 per hun
dred for July standard mllk,--F. c.
slater expects to build a new steam saw
mill the coming fall.-Oats are turning
out better than was expected, One farm
er reports yield of so bushels to the
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Claire Beach is visiting friends in
Pownal.-Mr and Mrs Edward La Force
have returned from Montreal-Mrs. May
Slayer of Burlington is a guest of w. y.
Spears--Prof. and Mrs. Martin Seymour
of Danvers, Mass. are here on carriage
drive and are guests at w. S. Yale's
At Epiphany Church at Rensselaer, y.
Y, Wednesday noon Arden S Henderson
OF Wilnamstown. Mass. and Miss Ger
trude A Cyr of Rensselaer, were united
in marriage by the Rev Thomas White.
rector Of the church The bride. preceded
by the ushers and bridesmaid. entered on
the arm Of her brother, Fred MCGEE. The
groom met the bride at the chancel steps,
where the betrothal service was said and
the bride given away by her brother
The couple then proceeded to the altar
where the ceremony was completed A
reception a the home of the brides moth
or followed. Several out of town guests
were present: Mrs. Fred Bacon and son,
William Bacon, of Shelburne Mrs Albert
St. Peters of Middlehury, Mrs. Mary
Munnette of Charlotte, Mrs. orcas from
bly, OF Worcester. Mass, Miss Mahogny
of Springfield. Mass, Mrs. c. II Russell
Miss Florence Town and Miss Lena
Noyse and Miss Florence of Williams
town, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hender-
son Of Greenfield. Mass. The bridesmaid
was Jennie B. Clare of Rensselaer, Tho
best man was Frank Hyceler OF VIII
Jamestown. Mass. William NJ. Eason. Jr.,
and William ]. Cannon OF Albany were
the ushers. The bride was gowned In
white chiffon, embroidered with pearl
beads over white satin. The veil was held
in place by a pearl band. The wedding
cake was presented to the bride by her
aunt. Mrs. c. MCGEE of Shelburne. Mr.
and Mrs Henderson will live at North
Adams Mass
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FAIRFAX.

Walter Shedd and Miss Ruth Butler re-
turned from visit to Boston August IS
Mrs. carlton returned to her home In
waterford, N. Y, Monday Miss Fern f.
Hunt and Earle Gates spent Sunday AT
Malletts Bay, guests of Miss Ruth
Brownell-Mrs. NJ. f.. Shcdd and Mrs
Frank Norton are ill-Mrs Chamberlin
mas recovered from her recent illness -
Mrs. Nina Ballard, Misses Clara Southland
ana Fern Hunt took the teachers eX-
amnations at Bellows Academy August
u and 25.-The Ladies' Aid of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church realized about s.
from their recent supper.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Charles Root Of Haverhill. Mass.
Is at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Whitcomb.-Miss Gertrude Phelps of
Milton is visiting her father. IL. r.
Phelps-Mrs, Barnes of Springfield
Mass. is visiting at the home of her son.
". L, Squrc-NIrs. Shattuck and
daughter of East Fairfield are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. p, G. Davis.-Mrs. Avcrill
and daughter and Mrs. G. H. Pine were
among the visitors in burlington Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. |. T. Towne. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. Conant, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
". Fish and Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Bartlett.
who have been I'm camp at Lake Iroquois
for two weeks, returned home Monday
Miss Denning of Burlington is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Buley.-The
Misses Jennie and Grace Towne of Bur
lington were guests OF friends In town
sunday. John Davis of Cambridge is the
guest of his brother p, C. Davis-Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Williams returned Monday
from a two weeks vacation spent with
friends IN Bennington
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FRANKLIN,

me ReV. {. G. Adams and family.
VINO nave been spending a few weeks
WIN her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. X.
Anderson returned to Essex Junction
IhursCaN III. \. Rublee OF Waterbury,
Conn, is visiting his sister. Mrs. O. T.
WriSht-C. l.. Towle and family visited
in Bakersaeld Monday and Tuesday,
H. 5uokley and company of Burlington
are putting in system of heating. and
ventilation into the new school house
Mrs. /. r. Gates Mrs. Mary Gates an
WinSlow Gates are ill.-Mr and Mrs. Z.
T. Morey and granddaughter Of SPRING
Held Mass" and Mrs. Henry Morey of
Middlebury are expected tn town We'd
nesdnN for . shnri alnu
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JERICHO.

o. II. Brown, r. T.. d, carrier on routa
two began Tuesday a 10 days' vacation
judge and Mrs. C. G pa,r,.r oro 1871.
tanning Mrs. Pamers mother, Mrs
Cropsle. of New York.-The Rev. Mr.
Moore of Newfane conducted service n,
the Congregational Church SUNDAY af,er.
noon and evening.-Mrs. Mary Ra,cb ,s
ill.-Don Hawey of South Carolina 10
the guest of his mother aud bro,,or
Madame Hawley and r. G trau,a,,
Charles T.. Perclval has heen onno,p.od
Chairman of tho nrudontial co,nuittoo 90
the CONGREGATIONAL Church IN r,oco 80
Mrs. Hulburd roeierod Mics Co,li,, -
Tttsford is the rucst of bor onrt NJ
Clara X Howe -1ob, Coo.oi,o ,,,,,,. -
been III for eover.l dove ,,a,. ,,;,.,,I'
improved Nondav-,tr a,,, No ~
Sinclair Of Moberl,. Mo -
clan. who We're caI1od Nome -. 81
oil their mother Mr. Ei,aatot,, e..
and who have sinco hoor ,.t-,., ,'l'
brother II W Sirciotr ,a ''e''
their respoctiva Lon,os ,tra
Wilbur is the guest of reIatives T., 1,raI
lin.-Alonzo Cboso 90 pia,.,. - i'''N-
town Monday -ion,os e,arfog vas III
substitute carrier 10 - '"o ne"
route two for II dave NJ. C.I.e ~ ~
uarng for Mrs f.Iarl, ,,,,,..a,, az -
condition does NOT imnro,.a Us
ney is gaining 1''''
Homer Kinney rocoived s..t,,,.. ,.,,....,. .
Friday evening about civ o,c,ool. -.
Curtis mill. He was wo,lira, ~.
dam which is being ron.irod ava -,
on a log, made slIu,,or,. hy ,t,,, rot,, a,,,,
losing his balance fou boot,ua,,
distance Of about 10 foot on IA ,ho ,ao,.1
below, striking on his beod and sbo,,,,l.
He was quickly taken to tho orca 80 r,,
G. p. Huhura. who found one u,,,,,
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HINESBURC.

Mrs. Kate Isham of Burlington is the
guest of friends here.--W. Il. Field of
Washington, d. c., s spending few
weeks at H. NJ. Hulls.-Mr. and Mrs II.
c. Cassidy of Springfield. Mass, and
Miss Hilda Walker of Burlington are at
]. H. Allen s.--Miss Blanche Small re-
turned to her school at East Calais Sat
urday-Mr. and Mrs r. c. Miles and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Walker Of Burlington
were In town Sunday.-Theis and Ethelyn
Davis have returned from n few weeks
stay with Mrs. Homer Clark in Char
lotte.
c. J. Carpenter of Buffalo, y. Y, and
formerly of this town, visited friends
here the first of the Week.-Mrs. Ann
McEwen of Burlington was guest of
friends here over Sunday.-Mrs, Hath
away Of Plattsburgh. ~ Y. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. II. NJ. Hull.--Mrs ].
L. Deuel. and daughter, Edith, of Saratoga
Springs are visiting Mrs. Deuel's sister,
Mrs. j. H. Allen.
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IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge -

street, died Tuesday after brief ILL
ness with meningitis She was nine years
of ago and is survived by her parents
The funeral was held from ST. Francis
Xavier Church at eight o'clock this
morning.
Raoul Guerin and bride of Stanbridge
station, 7. O., are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Napoleon Dionne of Follett street. She
was formerly Miss Leona Therrien.
Jacob Bloomenthal has returned from
Glens Falls, n. Y, where he has been for
the past week. While there his engage
ment to -4,ss Fannie Maatsky was an
nounced. The wedding Is expected to take
place in January
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MILTON BORO.

very successful lawn party and corn
roast was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Howard. Hillside Farm. Aug
ust "a by the Ladies' Aid of Milton Boro
Two large tables were spread on the lawn
loaded with all good things of the season.
served by Mrs. Edward Bombard and
Mrs. John Shean and their able assist
ants Camps Watson and Martin Milton
village and Georgia Center were well
represented. also West Milton. Thirty
six dollars were cleared by the society.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Richard Fielder has moved his goods
IN with Is father.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley
sargent have moved their goods to r. A.
Norton's. where they will make their
home for the present.-Mrs. J. c. Car
penter Is visiting friends in Essex June
ton and Burlington.-D. +. Hanks moved
to Huntsville Tuesday.-James and Alison
swinyer moved their families into the
house they recently bought of +. G.
Bagley the first of the week.-Nr. and
Mrs. A. II. Higley and Harry Strong ~
visiting friends in Bristol.-Mrs MARY
Taft of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs
Weaver Taft the first Of the week-C. j.
Carpenter Of Buffalo, n. Y. visited his
brother jerome Carpenter, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
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WEST BOLTOiI.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jones of Glen
Sutton, p. O., were called here last week
by the Illness of their daughter. Mrs
Elmer Hall.-Mrs. Elmer Hall was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday
and underwent an operation the same
da" for appendicitis, She is doing as we'll
as could be expected Mrs. Jenness, a
teacher from Storer College. West Viz
GINA, is visiting her cousin, Mrs A.
Sprague Angus Tomlinson of Hunting
ton Center visited his parents sunday
Mrs. Charles Payne has returned to her
home In Holden, Mass. havnS spent two
weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l..
j. Gie.-Altss Lett!e Tomlinson OF Rich
mond is visiting relatives in town Mrs
A. Burns and Mrs O. II Burns went
Tuesday to Laconia y, IL, 10 JON u. II.
Burns, who has a position there.
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BEAVER.

Stafford Patterson has been visiting his
grandparents in Malone y. Y, He return
ed Tuesday and his grandfather came
with him Willis Corner, wife and son OF
Lyndonvllle, have been visiting for few
days at the home Of Hohard Leach. They
returned 10 their home tuesday Mr..
Lyman Leach has been entertaining three
OF her sisters from Stowe.-Mss Eliza
beth King returned from her visit in
burlington Sunday-NusS Maud Daniels
has been with friends in Swanton for q
week.-Road Commissioner r. Cross ha-
just completed another piece Of perma
nent road near the brick church.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Butler visited at Lu-
clan Caswen's Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Finn Of Essex was at W. O.
Kings Tuesday
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. A. II. Bowen and Mrs Maude T..
Jenne visited in Richford the first OF the
week. Howard Cassidy and Max Jolley
took a bicycle trip to Mt Mansfield
Monday, returning Wednesday by way Of
Montgomery Notch Mrs. Maude Jenne
is taking care Of Miss Evelyn Iarabeo.
who Is quite i'll Mrs, Henry l.ihuc Is I'm
Montgomery visiting her mother Mrs.
Larock Alexander Brown ha~ -.'1 A.+
farm to j. G. Baker of Richford ami givt-
possession the first of Novomhcr Mr..
and Mrs A, l. Sinclair visited in south
Troy over Sunday.-Mrs. ". G. smith
and son, James, are spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. Jay Durkee In
sheldon
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Bcknell and family.
Mrs Bicknel's sister, Miss Florence
Hurlbut, and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Rem
ington have returned from Malletts Bay.
where they have been camping Walter
and Miss Ruth Parkn and the Misses
Young, who have been at H. T.. Hairs
during the summer left Monday for their
home in Aspinwal, Pa.-Mr and Mrs.
Baker of Boston are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Pease.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Green. guests of c. f. Nealy and other
relatives here for few weeks, went
Monday to their home in Worcester,
Mass.-Rcginald tIoskins has returned to
Jericho after ten days visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Hos
IiDg
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

scott f. Terrill. who for the past three
years has been employed as bookkeeper
for Walter b. johnson, has resigned his
position, san'c to take effect about Sep
TENDER I.
NJ. Levin, who has conducted a tailor
shop in the Douglas block. has gone to
Mifdlcbury, where he is to open a branch
shoD
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SWANTON.

The Francis Smith residence on s1rius
street has been sold to ]. " Cross os
i1ehEate.--Commodoro Smith and family
nave returned from ~ days trip through
the lake on the siesta. Tho boat will now
go out Of commission at Maquam Henry
". I'M, ex-senator who has been visit
ing friends in Isle la Note and Swanton,
returned to his home in Buffalo Saturday
Mrs. I'M remains with her sister. Mrs
Flint. for few days.-J. b. Kidder has
purchased Of E. p. Adams his residence on
Broadway. Mr. Adams and family Will
spend the winter with DR. Adams at Oak
land. cal
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Lucy Rollins has received news
of the death OF her sister, Mrs Fred
Roberts. in Huntington. The funeral
was held at 1880 Wednesday-M Mrs. u.
j. Millham. who fell on tho stairs and
dislocated her shoulder last week. is as
comfortable as could be expected.-Mis
Edith Curry Is visiting relatives in
Leominster, Mass Gertrude Comstock of
Montpelier is at her grandfathers A. Il.
Comstock.- Aldrich stepped on a
piece of broken glass and cut his foot
badly. IT Is doing we'll
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SHELBURNE.

NiiSS harriet McNrae or malIetts Bay
Is VISITING Mrs Henry Bacon.-All the
schooIS IN town VIII open tuesday
9cP'c"lper w n. weed Jr'' left Tor
H"u'n behu' lnu'' SUNDAY noon AFTER n
Suort VISIT Win MS parents MT ana Mrs.
W. ~ Wced-At special meeting OF
the trustees OF the ShoIDurne free library
helu SATURDAY AFTERNOON II was voted to
open inc library every saturday alter
,,"o" anu evening IN additioh TO Tues
u"S ana rr'uaV' as at present september
VIII oe 'ne nrSt saturday That II VIII be
open ana 'he saturday evening hours Will
DC seven 10 nine with Miss Hannah
lracy' "orariah' Inc reading room or
the library is to be supplied with papers
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nome In Shelburne harbor after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Beals.-Mr
ana Mrs, j. r. Catlin are taking a cruise
with captain and Mrs. Rockwell to
whitehall and return.--Several attended
camp meeting at Sheldon Sunday. Farm
ers are cutting corn and filling slos The
crop is said to Yield light to average. 49,
MISS Jessie Ricard, who has n position
In PKG, n. H., arrived Wednesday morn
Ing Tor vacation Of two weeks