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ETARKSBORO.

The Changers of Starksboro grange
will attend church In II body September
Il at $50 a. m. They will meet at the
hall at ten o'clock and march to the
church II Is expected that the Rev. W.
A. Dawson vii! address thclr.-Dayton
Smith and his bride arrived In town
Thursday Floyd Smith is III at home
Mrs. e. j Caldwell OF St. Adams Is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith from
Andover, Mass, are In town.-Mr and
Mrs. NJ II, Fowler Of Richmond visited
at J.. @ Fcrsusons sunday quite a
number from here attended the Casey
Murray reception in Bristol Friday even
ing.-School In the village began Monday
with Mrs Wade as teacher Frank
Chapman was in Bristol Monday and
played ball with the Bristol teaIn.-Mr
and Mrs. II. c. Russell. who have been in
California for the past few years. have
returned and will live here,-Mrs, F. j
Hanson and daughter are visiting rela-
tives in Bristol for few days.-F. NJ
Htl VIII convey the pupils from the two
north districts to the village school.-Th,
cantata will be given in the town hal
this evening
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MANY NAMES MOVE
TOWARD THE TOP
But None of the Five Leaders Are
Changed-Two New Con-
testants Enter.

Yesterday tho four leading canr1dates
in Group one of the Free Press voting
contest raised their totals. but their re.
lative positions remain unchanged. In
Group Two, however. three contestants
went up In the list. one of these, NJ
Clark Bruce. passed three candidates AMI
took fifth place.
In Group Three Mrs. Shonio went ~
to second place W. r. Curtis Of sheldon
gained 400 votes. and Mrs. 7. y. Morse
of stowe made one of the biggest jumps
recorded in this contest when She cd
vanced 1900 votes. going from almost
the bottom Of the list into third place.
In Group Five, Mrs. Bert Como gained
40 votes.
Miss Alice Reagan If 81. Adams enter
| ed the contest Yesterday in Group Thres
with a credit of 800 votes. Miss Georrl-
anna Parlo Of Winooski Joined the ranks
last night with the compa ratively largo
entrance credit Of 5,S0 votes, which
places her well up in Group Two at tia
Gt
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BRISTOL.


r. 6. Martin was IN Rutland Thurs
2dy.-Nira and Charles Purinton' VINO
have been visiting relatives here return
ed to their home In burlington saturday.
William ShattHch returned from hut-
land Friday where ne mas heeh Nlsltlhg
his sister, Mrs la Mead'-Mr' ana MIS-
H. /. H"er"IH 'tlurHeu H"'ui "aE iio','
week VISIT win lrleh"S III huI'a'"'
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,,,,o.+.. ~ b,e r,o,bor and bro.ber -rb.
rro,sure Sealors will meet in the
! p,n,is, church vastrv Thursday after
! roou Sontenbor Il hostessez Mrs
| George Orvis and Mrs. Pert Varney.-G.
| W Snede, is visiting DR.. and Mrs c. NJ.
! Sncden in Tdttleton. y H.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson arc taking
a two weeks western trip.--O W. Wing
has purchased through Cove and Esty
/ the cottage AZ Long point belonging TO
the f.. r. Bristol estate-W. II. liale of
/ P.ttsford has purchased the r. e. Sar-
gent storc.-Thc Rev. J. 7. Nm VIII
/ preach in the Advent Church Sunday In
the absence of the pastor in Waterbury,
! Letters unclaimed In the postofh e are
for Charles Holtsr. r. ID. Mayley.-Mrs
f. J. Hanson and daughter of Starksborc
are visiting relatives in town.-Mr and
| Mrs. p. 7. Green visited friends N Rich'
mond Sunday.-A special meeting OF the
| w. X, G. VIII be held IN the u a II
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SHOREEAM.

Miss Alice Ward has returned after 4
month passed i'm Ithaca. y. Y.-Mrs. John
Jones entertained the Moravian club
pleasantly Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Jones are guests Of their
daughter Mrs. 6. II. Farnham OF sud
burY.-Miss Rachael WiSsel of BurllnE
ton is at her uncle's. Joseph Wissel.--
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Walker have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Florence Gladys, TO Kenneth
Parker Cook on September ..
Walcott Mead of Hartford called on
friends Monday.-Mr. and Mrs, i. II.
Nottingham and sister, Mrs, Robinson,
went to Plattsburgh Monday, returning
Wednesday-The Misses Prudence Stick
ney, Ethel Burditt Winona Burditt and
Burnice Douglass are teaching in the
village school, Early in the week
the Forty Hours Devotions were
observed IN St. Genevieve's Church
The visiting priests were the Rev. Fa
theirs Vezina OF Nereennes. Lezotte o.
Fair Haven. Lynch of Pittsford, Proul'
of Rutland and Nolan Of Ticonderoga.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Lucien Dalge died Saturday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital after undergoing
treatment for eleven days. death being
due to a general breakdown. Mr.. Daigle
was GS years old. He had resided in this
place for the past six years, having
moved here from Montreal. The remains
were brought to his late home, ~ Hick-
ok street Besides his wife. he leaves six
children. They are Mrs. Delina McHenry
and Mrs. Regina Marcille, both of Mon
treal; Louis Daigle. Mrs. Mary Paquette
and Miss Lucy Daigle Of this place and
Joseph Daisle of Lawrence. Mass The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
at s o'clock from st. Francis Xavier
Church.
Napoleon Granger died early Tuesday
morning at the home of his sister, Mrs
Thomas Gadue, on East Center street
Mr., Granger had been in failing health
for the past year and had been con-
fined to his bed for the past five weeks.
Death was due to tuberculosis. Mr..
Granger was in his 18th year and leaves
four children. Mrs. Agnes Grandbois,
Joseph, VIVA and Irene Granger He also
leaves three sisters and two brothers,
Mrs. Thomas Gadue Mrs. John Merch-
/
The work OF repairing the railroad
bridge. known as the Blue bridge near
Athletic Park. was completed Tuesday
morning The work has been In progress
| for the past eight weeks under the direc-
ton of J. L. Cole general construction
| foreman Of the G. V. road. Mr.. Cole has
also completed the construction of a large
| coal trestle for the American Wooden
company, now in use In the mill yard.
Antonio tuFlcur, the 16 years old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Peter LaFleur OF ChicOpee
/ Mass, and n GRANDSON Of Alphonse Duhuc
Of this village. was last Thursday caught
| In d uble deck elevator In n department
| store in Springfield. Mass. where he was
employed and crushed to death. The
boy was In the basement when he saw
tie elevator start up and made a dast
for the freight platform to ride up He
WAS too late and his body was caugn1
between the floor Of the car and the cell
ing the basement. He lived but a few
minutes.
Oliver Movers and Miss Claudia Pitch,
We're married Tuesday morning at -
Francis Navlcr's by Rev. Father Marceau
They were attended by Theophile Piche
father Of the bride. The bride was attire,
In gray satin and wore a white hat. He
travelling gown was pink satin. lmmc
diatcly after the ceremony the happ,
couple repaired to the home Of the brid
on Hickok street, where breakfast wa
served to relatives of the bride an
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers LEFT for al
extended wedding trip to Lowell an,
Pawtuckct. on their return they will re
side on Hickok street.
: Harvey Therrien, the thrce-months-o l,
son of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Therron o
West Allen street died yesterday morn
Ing, following a brief illness The fu
neral win be held this afternoon at 81
Francis Xavier Church.
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VTRGENNES.

Miss Flos.!c Varney visited relatives In
Bristol Thursday Mr. r. J. Simpson
and daughters, Miss Nancy simpson, of
Saratoga, y. y, Mrs. II. II. Hallock Of
Wultham, visited Mrs, George Simon Of
Burlingtun.-Mr and Mrs. a. ]. Seguin
and daughter, Miss Eunice. have returned
from Norfolk, Conn, where they have
been passing the summer.-Jason Newton
ana sister, Mrs, A. Walker, OF Waupun
Wis. are visiting their uncle, T. j. New
ton and other relativos.-Floyd w. Bar
ton returned Saturday to his work as a
druggist in Malone, n. Y, after passing
his vacation with w. H. Varney and
family,-NIrs. Anna S. Allen of Panton
has returned to the district union, where
she has taught for several years. Instead
of accepting tho work as principal of
the new graded school at Randolph as
stated.
A reception was given Tuesday evening
in the parlors OF the Methodist lcp SEQ
pal Church under the auspices of the
Epworth League to the faculty and mem
bers OF the high school and the
ninth grade.-Miss Ruth Field of
Cleveland, ohio, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. O. Walkcr.-Mr and Mrs. !. NJ,
Martin and son, Needham. of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs 4. +. Needham Levi T.. Brown
went to Chateaugay, \. Y, yesterday on
business Miss Harvey lngham Is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. II. T. Colvin of Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs f. u. Jones OF
New Haven, Conn, are visiting his
cousin. c. r. Stebbins.-Edward Bosley
OF Akron Mich, is visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr., and Mrs G. d. Porcheron, and
his cousin. Mrs. Emma Banyea--During
tho summer Joseph Tucker of Addison
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their homo on West street on the even
ing of September 10 at eight O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Nichols are making
preparations to 60 to Academy. Cal. to
spend tho winter with thedf daughter,
Mrs. ]. Fl. diddinsA It 10 possible they
will locate there.
A double team belonging TO the J. e.
Kennedy farm at North Williston hg'
ured in n lively runaway yesterday
afternoon after being unloaded at the
canning factory The team was reed
ing when the whistle from passing
engine frightened them. They started
on a run down Elm street, leaving the
wagon on c. l., Slater's lawn partl,
upset. They continued to run and OPP
posite tho home of Fred Prlndle they
were turned into the yard ana cap
tured, still bringing with them th'
broken tongue.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

OF Flynn G. Austin Of New York.-Wm
d. Watson left Tuesday noon for Utica,
n. Y, for two weeks visit with his
son, Fred G. Watson, an official of the
State hospital for the insane in that city.
Mr. Watson expects to meet at his sons
home his sister, Mrs Mary Stevens of
Chicago, whom he has not seen in sew
eral years.
Mrs. George Pinney has returned from
4 visit in orwell with her daughter, Mrs.
John Dickinson, and has gone to Chat
eaugay Lake, n. T.. to visit her brother
and other relatives. Mr.. and AIRS Flynn
G. Austin of New York arrived in town
Wednesday noon, having been called here
by the death of Mrs. Austins grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Crampton-James Grady has
gone to his old home in Eoosick Falls,
y. JOHN Porter is at Chateaugay, N
Y. fair with his string of trottins horses.
The funeral of Mrs. Fanny Champion
will be held at three o'clock this after
noon at her home on Washington street.
DR. y. II. Corkran, pastor of the Meth
odist Church, will oiliciate and burial Will
be in the family lot in the West cemetery.
Mrs. Slas II. Kendall has gone to Bur-
lingtun for a few Gays visit with rela-
lives and frcnds.-Among the visitors
here from out of town are Mrs. Charles
Egbcrt Star Of Daytona, Florida, Mrs.
Cornelia S. June of West Palm Beach,
Florida. Merrill June of Ann Arbor, Mich
igan, Sumner Spaulding of Weybrdge
and Mr. and Mrs T.. d. Myrick of Bird
port-The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union of Weybridge gave largely
! attended banquet at the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening, when County Secre-
tary j. Sterling Moran of Middlebury de-
lvered an interesting address. The Home
] Circle Aid society of the Methodist
| Church Eeld their first meeting of the
| fall Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage
with Mrs. -. II. Corkran. 1t was well
attended and n supper was served at six
o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mcmahon
have returned from Rutland after a
weeks stay.-There are unclaimed letters
at the local postoffice for the Rev. +, r.
! Kellogg Hiram Brown, Alfred Boco II.
! w SWEET. +. y. Sherman, S. p Landon
Mrs Francis Viggue. Mrs. H. d
| Sears, Mrs NJ. l.. Ring. Mrs
Mary Eta Farrell, Mrs Minnie
| Aerle, Miss Myrtle Bennett and Miss Vir-
| ginia Lee.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wistai
and their sons, Donald and Theodore, Jr
of Ottawa are in town for a weeks stay
The Rev. A. +. Carpenter, former pastor
| Of St. Stephens Church, has returned tc
| Westerly X. l., after weeks visit here
among his former parshioners.
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ORWE ELL.

Mrs. Lewis Bessett and children return
ed to Schenectady, y. Y, Saturday.-H.
f.. Hack returned from Proctor Saturday.
DR.. O. T.. Owlett and family are in
Plattsburgh for n few days with her
brother. George.-Mrs Arthur Crandall
and family are at her home with Mr. and
Mrs. s. l.. Stevens. Mrs. John w. Clark
Of Pawlet came Tuesday evening 70
spend a few days with her father, II. ID.
Branch. and sister. Laura Branch.-D. j.
Leonard has made plans to close Eagle
Inn October 1.-Ealos Ray and bride OF
Boston are at his home here for 10 days
Mrs. |. w. Stedman is spending some
time with her daughter and family In
Schenectady. ~ Y.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Nickerson Of Albany, y. Y, are in town
for few DAYS
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a new Nelie automobile Of Johnson Of
Essex functional reception was given
the Rev. and Mrs II. NJ. Hall at tho par
sonago Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant time enjoyed
Miss Lena Gee and w. II. Gee and their
father attended Wednesday the funeral
OF his sister. Mrs St George, in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dean are at home
from Long Point.-The Charlotte grange
has been invited by Floronia grange to
visit them on Friday evening. September
GA. p. c. Demne of Boston Ia visiting
his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Mech,
and other relatives.-Miss Helen Gee is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James McDon-
ough. In Rutland.-The Misses Ruby and
Kathleen Comstock are at homo from
Burlington.--A. II, Palmer Is now able &c
make two trips week with his meal
cart, Tuesday and Friday.
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mrs Chauncy Elliott is gaining SLOWLY.
Her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Lay
ton Elliott. have returned TO their home
I'm Ferrisburg MIR. and Mrs Andrew
Ha,!ock and child left Thursday for their
home in Shirley, Mass. Their mother
Mrs. Daniel Ilullock. accompanied them.
She will visit her daughter, Mrs David
Denton, IN Greenfield. Mass Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Randall Of Huntington Cen
ter were guests Thursday of MIR. and
MIS-. Cullen shattuch.- Mss Mary Bird
sail returned Saturday to Hanneman hos
pitul. New York. where she Is taking a
nurses trainlng.-Mr and Mrs. Carl
brewster of Illumination Center visited
their aunt, Mrs. Alvina shcttuck, who
remains quite H.
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WHITING

The 10nth anniversary of the Congrega-
tional Church will be observed Monday
September 18th with appropriate eNerc'seS'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bauldwin were
called TO Rochester by the death OIL MIS-
Baldwins brother, Albert Miies'-Ihe
teachers in town are: Miss Slavery OF
Brandon, village school; Miss tlaniey oil
Hubbardton, North; Miss Foot OF Corn
wall, South: Misc fully OF cornwall
North West; Miss Drum or brandon
Island. The pupils attending school In
Brandon from here arc Myron Taylor
Howard Kelsey. Ellen Taylor.-C. Ffllior
was called TO Reldlns Wednesday by the
serious illness of his mother
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has stoned UP two deep wells, the school
well of Panton and one on the farm of
his daughter. Mrs Emma Purcell. Mr.
Tucker Is hale and hearty, with hearing
well, eyesight good and despite his age
has never been obliged to wear glasses.
Garfield Briggs left Monday morning
for Chateaugay, N. Y.
Miss Belle u. Parker and niece, Miss
Marion l. Allen, of Hermosa Beach. Cal.
were the guests Of N. ]. and r. w. Nc
Cuen MondaH.--Mrs. w. r. Bristol was
called Monday to Bennington by the
serious illness of her daughter-n-law.
Mrs Horace Bristol-Mr. and Mrs Asa
f., Ball of Montpelier are visiting his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Ball.-N1rs
Rachael Danyow of Ferrlsburg Is visiting
Mrs. Harry Purcell.--lIenry Heath, who
formerly lived with y. A. Kingsland, has
returned from Newfane, where he has
been for several years.-Miss Clara Clark
| returned yesterday to tho Haw-
thorne Music school, Potsdam, New
| York, after passing the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Arthur Clark. on her return she was &C
COMMANDED by Miss Mary Wilson OF Can
! ton, y. v. who has been her guest for
| the past 10 days.-Mrs. W. G. Adams of
Nashua. y. A.. Is visiting her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Adams.
! Ralph Adams of Nashua, y. H., is pass
| ing his vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. p. N. Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
1Iorsford and sons, Frederick and Will
lam. of Charlotte spent Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosby
The RECEPTION given Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Epworth
| League to the teachers and members Of
| the high school and ninth grade was a
largely attended and enjoyable affair.
The room was tastefully decorated and
an interesting program given. Refresh
ments were served MIR and Mrs II. +.
| Hurlburt OF East Freetown Mass, are
visiting his sister. Mrs. Ralph Sallerly.
Claude c. Fisher of Montpelier is spend
ing n weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Fisher.-Mrs. H. x.
Bristol died Monday at Bennington from
acute Brights disease and peritonitis
Mrs. Bristol was the wife Of Dir. IIor-
ace r. Bristol son of Mr.. and Mrs. W
r. Bristol OF this city.-Dr. V. W. Water
man and family are passing n few days
at Mount Philo.-The Ladies' Aid Of Fer
rlSpurR VIII meet Friday afternoon WITT
Mrs s. S. cobb at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church parsonage.-Mrs. George l..
Kirk and daughter, Dorothy of Rutland
who have been visiting Miss Grace +
K!nCsland the past week, went yester'
day to Burlington to visit Mrs. Kirk
sister Mrs. Ernest Russell.--I}ort Larrov
was taken Yesterday to the Mary Fletch
or hospital in Burlington to bc operated
on for appendlcitis-The Nergennes I'm
provemont society held a 500 party at thu
home of Mrs. Charles T.. Parker Tues
day afternoon. The highest score wa
made by Miss Grace cr.-Robert II
Hill of Middlebury. agent for the Alumni
mum Cooking Utensil company of Ameri
ca. Is in town.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Thirty members attend a the first
meeting of the Fortnightly cmh, he'd
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs, u. NJ johnson. Booklets contain
Ing the programs, ARRANGED by the
program committee for the various
meetings Of the year were distributed
Tho general subject is "Hollard' ond
Mrs. j. +. Downing Of Erie, Pa. con
tributed the first installment. "Rrirf
Talks on Visit To Holland" which
was greatly enjoyed. Mr.. George
P"aac % Burlington made a very en-
tertairing report Of the annual moe'-
ing of the state federation and Mrs. C.
.C. Adams provided excellent music ut
III" piano. Tea was served by the
hostess =.
The Hon. j. r. Downing ~ Eric. Pa.
who is az hls summer homo here. has
broken ground and is building founda-
tons for an cleEant house which he
will build on lot at the corner Of
school street and Park Terrace, which
he purchased some years ago.
y warning of special meeting or
tho voters Of the village to be held IN
the Park street school building on the
evening of September IA has been
posted. The following is put forte;
'To see IL the village will buy III"
brick hotel property now owned by
Henry Root for village purposes; to
sec what action viii be taken in re-
gard to lighting the streets, particu-
larry as to whether the so per cent,
additional priced asked by the Bur
lngton Light x Power company shall
he accepted; to see If the village will
authorize the trustees to install an
electric fire alarm system"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Remington have
moved to the farm in Westford ownc !
Ihy Mrs, Loula Macomber. Mr. AMI
Mrs, W. y. Fisk have moved into IN
house recently vacated by MIR AMI
Mrs. Clark.
Because or the rain OF Saturday IN,
| basket picnic and sports that were to b,
! held in Macomber Park by the Sunday
school classes of the Methodist Churcl
| have been postponed until next Saturday
| Harry Atherton, who for several week,
| has been at the home Of his parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. G. S Anterior, starte,
Sunday ON a business trip to the Pacih
| coast. Mrs Atherton and son, Sheldon
will ioin him mt their homo in New Yorl
| I'm October,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred b, Wheatley haV
issued Invitations for the marriage o
their daughter Annie Louisa, to JON
Loran Sharpley, which Uill take place a
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SALISBURY.

Miss Martha Whitney Of this town and
Leslie b. Foote of Cornwall will be mar
ried on Thursday.-A missionary meet
ing will he held Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. 9. A Bump, in charge of Mrs. f. l..
Hamilton, -Mrs. Helen Rowland will
speak on Thursday at the home of Mrs
Frank A. Atwood to the missionary
societies Of both churches upon her work
in Japan.--IIarod Kent left the first OF
this week for Washington, u. G.. wher,
he Will attend an electrical college Miss
Hattie Bump went Monday to Water
yliet. n. Y. She will attend tho Troy
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. G. n. Brook Of Bellows Falls, who
has been at DR. Darling's returned home
Saturday. Miss Katherine Pease Of Bur-
lineton is in town.--Mrs. G. A. Rockwell
OF Hingman. Mass, is in town.-M. F..
Mcfarland returned Monday night to Bos-
ton.--A man named Hitchcock was In
municipal court Monday charged with
reckless driving on tho streets Saturday
night. He collded with another team on
Main street, lie damaged a wagon and
for this was fined $50, and sl5 for intoXi-
cation.
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JERICHO.

The death of Mrs. Mary +. Lowrey,
widow of Albert G. Lowrey, and only
daughter OF Mrs. Julia Moulton, occurred
ut the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington Monday morning at about five
o clock Her death came as great sur
prise to people here, none but the imme-
diate family knowing that she was to
submit to an operation. Mary f, Muulton
was born in Lowell in 1862 and was in
her Goth year, Her only life was spent
in Morrisyillo, Johnson and burlington
where she was graduated from the Bur
lington high school About 1873 the family
moved here and II was here that sh,
was united in marriage to Albert G. Low
ry in 1874, Later they went to BurlinG
ton, where Mr., Lowry was "a well know
jewcler for many years lie died in 1901
..A
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Jane Prnple of Montreal visited
at the home OF her brother, Thomas Pud-
dock. Tuesday. She Will so to burlington
to visit her sisters before returning home,
After spending the summer with his
parents, Sidney Sabins returned to his
work IN Bellows Falls Saturday Miss
Brcwin, teacher in district No. :. is un-
able to attend her school by reason Of
illuess.-Philip Brookor, who spent his
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. c. s Brush,
returned to his home in Torrington, Conn,
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange will observe "chil-
dren's night on september 15.-Miss CARA
Clark has returned to Potsdam, \. y,
10 again enter the Hawthorne music
school-Miss Mary Wilson of Canton. y.
y, who has been the guest OF Clara clark
for the past two weeks. has returned
home-Mrs. William Wood is to enter
tain the Ladies' Aid for annual meeting.
Miss Edith Spoorer has gone to Bid
port to teach school-This grange was
well represented at the Pomona Grange at
New Haven.-The friends of Stella Cross
are pleased to learn that she Is much
better-Mrs Joseph s.. Glare Is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Laura, OF Bos-