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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-25
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Standing of the Teams
Oakland . Portland 4.

Portland, Sept. 25.-Portland made
it five out of six games for the series
by taking yesterdays game from Oak
lands two scores were in the seventh
inning as a result of home run by
Mite, which also scored Wares.
Portland's scoring was the result of
hard hitting by Chadbourne. Kreu-
ger and Henderson and another home
run by Buddy Ryan.
oakland .............. 9
Portland ................. S l
Christian, Martinoni and Mite:
Henderson and La Longe
Angels, O-10: Frisco 3-3.
San Francisco, Sept. 25.-San
Francisco and Los Angeles broke
even on the series, three to three and
one tie game. The Seals won the
morning game to and Los An
geles had the best ot a 10 to game
in the afternoon. Smith of Los An
geles made home run in the after
noon game.
Morning game: R.H.E.
Los angeles ...............0 3 1
san francisco ....-........3 10 l
Agnew. Driscoll and Abott: Miller
ana berry.
Afternoon game:
Los Angeles .........0 q l
san francisco .............3 10 1
Nagle and Smith; Suter Noyes and
Berry
Vernon &c, Sacramento 5-3.
Los Angeles, Sept 25.-Vernon
kept up its winning streak yesterday,
finishing in front in both games with
sacramento. Six to five was the
score in the morning at Vernon and
six to three summed up the afternoon
| affair at Washington park.
Inability of Sacramento's pitchers
to locate the plate was largely re,
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Philadelphia 8. st. Louis =.
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SPORTS
,..eess..s.s.....es..sss
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
% 80 . . o 80 =
Standing Of the Teams.
Portland 1872; Tacoma o..

Tacoma, Sept. 25,-The local base
ball season ended yesterday with the
of the locals by Portland.
The visitors won the first game Is
to .. sevond being stopped in the fifth
with a tie score in order TO allow the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-25
seattle 80, Vancouver 81.

Seattle, Sept. 25-Vancouver and
Seattle split even in yesterdays dou-
BILE header the visitors winning the
first game 6 to 3, and the locals the
second to /. The first game was
marked by har dand frequent hitting
on hnth sidns mhiln thn sncnnl ANhich
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
VERGENNEs.

Charles w. Seiple dropped dead Fri
Years. AT the time of lis death Mr.. Sci
pie seemed to be in his usual health and
spirits. Mr.. Seiple was born in Mead
VILE, Pa, in 1S4S He came here about %
lears ago and entered the employ of J.
II. DOnnelly, merchant tailor, as cutter,
position he has ever since held. lie was
a devoted and faithful member of St.
Taul's Church ard for many wears has
held the Office of vestrYman He was a
good citizen and firm in mis- belief of what
he thought was right lie leaves a wife
and three sons, Charles Louis connected
with one Of the Brooklyn, y. Y. news
"apors. Robert II. cf Vallejo, Cal. and
George H., a student at the University
of Vermont
David Miller, a wel-known farmer died
Friday afternoon al his home IN Addison
from heart trouble in his end year. IIc is
survived by wife. one son. Elliott Of
rcrrisburg. one daughter, Mrs. \. 5.
Fierce Of Addison on" brother. John NIL
Ter, and four sisters, Mrs. Llbbic Singer,
Mrs. Lucy coz. Mrs. Laura Longdrake
and Miss Sadie Miller. all OF Pcnnsyl-
vania.-Cnampain Lodge, No. IS, l. .. o.
r., worked first and second degrees
Tuesday evening, after whfh refrosh-
ments We're scrved.-F. H. Floss has Ie-
turned from a visit to Keesoyllo, y. Y.
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ORWELL.

The town was greatly shocked Friday
night at the death of Senator II. r. Cults
ten minutes after eating his supper. He
had a little heart trouble for a week past
and had been keeping more quiet. He
vas in his 18th year. The funeral was
held at the Congregational Church on
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock, the
Rev. J. G. Williams officiating. The in
termont was in the family lot in East
cemetery. His sons. George of Rutland
and Arthur OF Chicago, were here The
funeral was one of the largest ever held
III this town, men being present from all
over the State.-Mrs. f.. T.. Young Is re-
covering from an operation in a hospital
at Cleveland, O.-Mrs. Viola Walker Of
Iiartlanl has been in town for week. g
Miss Florence Laney has been taking
Miss Mallory's place in central for
week past.-John Vail and G. II. Lewis
returned to county court on Monday, hav-
Ing been at home two days.-The mar
r!aEe of ora May Cook and Harry Dun
don took place at St Paul's Church
a seven O'Clock Wednesday evening,
June 1i-Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Blackmer
of New Haven are in town.-Chidrens
day was observed at the Congregational
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CHITTENDEN
WINOOSKI.

a pretty wedding took place at
eight O'Clock Monday morning at St.
stephens Church when Miss Teresa
katherine Deadly, daughter of Mrs
Catherine Deadly of this village. was
married to William Allen Tooles of
burlington. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, the Rev. James
i. Rand. The bride was beautifully
attired in white satin, trimmed with
duchess lace and wore a white Gaines
horo picture hat with willow plumes,
She carried shower bouquet of white
roses The bridesmaid, Miss Josie
Buckley, was prettily Eowned in light
blue silk and black picture hat and
carried bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. The groom's best man was Her
bert Fleury of Rutland and the ushers
were John p. Lonergan and NJ. IL,
Deadly of Winooski. J. NJ, Deadly OF
New York city. brother of the bride,
gave her away. The organist. Mrs
A. NJ. Lonergan, played Mendelssoh $
Song Without Words" and 20, Prom
ise Me" and Millards AVE Maria
was finely rendered by Miss Anna
Deadly, a sister of the bride. A recep-
ton and lunch followed at the home
or the bride. The bridal couple left
on the noon train for Boston and New
YORK Mr., and Mrs. Tooles received
numerous beautiful presents and on
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STARKSBORO.

The Young peoples Bible class Will give
their play Saturday evening. June II, in
stead of June Is, as before stated. Ice
cream will be sold at the close.-Miss
Celia Sprague Of Monkton visited at AL
mon Norton's Sunday.-About 200 attended
the meeting of the c. J. Bell Pomona
Grange last week and about 40 were given
tho fifth degree.-Mr. and Mrs. Orrin
Wood OF Richmond visited at w. n. IIils
Friday.-A special program Ia being pre-
nared for the next grange meeting. the
23d.-Miss Lottle Narney Is at home from
burlington, Miss Blanche Naxtield from
New Haven and Mrs. Maude Wade from
istol.-Stephen Varney of Addison Is
visiting his granddaughter, Lottie Var
Eey.-AIr. and Mrs. +. s. Ferguson spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Berry
in Richmond From there Mr.. Ferguson
goes to Newport and will return in his
new automobile. which he recently pur-
chased The Rev. and Mrs Franklin
Blake attended the meeting of the Hun
ungton association in Shady Rll. Middle
sex June 8. 10, i1.-Miss Carpenter Of War
rem is visiting her sister. Mrs. Chapman
Charles Bickford is at home from Middle
bury county court Ray Clifford OF Fran
i1gham, Mass. is visiting at Richard
Clifford s.-Work is progressing we'll on
tie Green Mountain cemetery.-Dr. Henry
Wade is moving into the Chaffee house.
recently purchased, and Stephen Hanson
into the house vacated by the DOCTOR
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone.-Mrs.
George Allen Is improving from a recent
serious operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington.-Char and
Aaron Matthews of Rutland have been at
c. s. Curriers'. Mrs. Curler returned to
Rutland with them IN their automobile
Bruce Kent Is at homo Ill with the meas
les-Mrs. Cora Adams Of Rutland visited
her father, J. T. Hill, Sunday.-Worls on
the new permanent road on the sand
road has been commenced under the d.
rection of Il. j. Bristol and Matthew
Tatro.-The Methodist society will hold a
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Coonrod Tuesday evening. June 20. Ice
cream and cake will be served and home
made candles will be on sale.-Mr. Orvis
of Bristol has completed the putting In
OF hay-fork in Wright Hoyts new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fleming are the
parents of boy, born June 13.--Mss Der
tina Stewart of Bristol IL visiting at r. n.
Carpenters and Carl Benson s.-Several
from here attended the funeral Tuesday
of Alexander Hamilton Of Weybridge, a
former resident Of this place.-William
Stanton has returned from a visit with
friends in New York State.
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tneir return will reside in Winooski.
Ihose from out of town who came to
attend the wedding were: Mr.. and
MRS. Sherwood OF Port Henry, Mis-,
Agnes Deadly of watervliet, n. Y, MISC
Mary Gordon of New York city, Herr
bert Fleury Of Rutland, Guy Hilyard.
Mrs. Catherine Hlyard and Fred
Bower OF Port Henry.
The Winooski Savings bank and tina
Champlain Trust company will clos.
at noon every Saturday during the
months of July and August. beginning
July g.
Fred Breyor OF the lower road while
employed at the cotton mills YESTERDAY
fell about 10 feet from staging when
one of the planks slipped. He received
an ugly cash in the back OF his head
about two inches long and several brulsc.
about the shoulders and legs
The marriage of Miss Helen McAvov
to V. l.. Greene of Boston will be solemn
lied at St. Stephens Church this morning
at eight o'clock.
The police department has paid over to
tho treasurer OF the town 1903. Is as fees in
arrest cases for the three months endin;
May 81.
Mrs. Ashland OF Winooski Park statef
that her son, Joseph, left his home last
Friday at $50 o'clock In the morning FOX
work and that they have not seen or
teard ANYTHING of him since
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BRISTOL.

Mrs Eugene Alexander is In poor
healtll-Mrs. j. J, Clark and children
visited relatives in New Haven Satur-
duy.-Mrs. John Sunderland of Bridport
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. G.
Sumner-Miss Edith Drury of the high
school will pass tine summer vacation at
her home in North Bangor. N. Y, and
Mrs Maudc Wade at her home in Starks-
boro.Mrs. f. S. Ladue and child are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Jacobs In
Burlington
Dr. Il. j. Bristol is able to be out after
an illness of several weeks. His brother
Alison, is now ill.--rhe Rev. b. B. Bos-
worth preached in the Baptist Church in
burlington Sunday.-Fred Avery and
Miss Margarete Canton were married at
the Catholic rectory Sunday morning by
the Rev. u, T.. Coffey.-The Odd Fellows
memorial services We're held Sunday att
ernoon. The procession to the cemetery
was led by tho Bristol Military hand
The ritual service OF the order was used
at the cemetery and the graves of odd
Fellows and Rebekahs were decorated.
T.. B. Palmer acted as marshal-James
Hanlon of Rutland was in town over
STANDARDIZATION Cove Of Charlotte was
here Monday Rupert Hammer is visit
itlnG relatives in Charlotte.-Mrs. 7. J,
Chase Is confined TO her bed by Illness
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GRANVILLE.

Mr., and Mrs. Henry PORTER were in
warren Sunday to visit Pearl II. Hayes
and family.-There are % men at work
on the dam of the Champlain Realty
company preparatory for the spring
floating of lcSs.-Mrs, +. w. Ford and
son. Hermon e. Ford were in Warren
tho first OF the Week.-Mrs. William Scott
was In Rochester Monday on business 49,
Mrs, May Boutel Of Rochester spent Sun
day In town. -Childrens day was OBJ
served here last Sunday with appropriate
exercises Henry White of Jericho and
Robert White OF Underhill were In town
TO attend the burial of Mrs. Joseph Ellis,
who died In Braintree Sunday They were
brothers of the deceased. Mrs. Ellis Is
survived by her husband and five chill
dren, Mrs, John Rogers of Waterbury.
Mrs II, c. Wilson Of Granville and Mrs.
John Tanner of Moretown, who were
present at the interment with their hus-
bands also two sons, Rannie and Joseph
Ellis, DR. Mrs Ellis was a former resi-.
dent or this town but removed from here
several Years ago.-Miss Sophia Battles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
NORTH PETERSBURG.

Children's day was observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday with the usual
appropriate exercises and was wei! at
tended.-Schools closed FRIDAY afternoon
with one exception. The school at Green
Bush has one more week as Miss BOLTON
the teacher was week late In commence
ing the spring term on account of Illness
Miss Leslie Muzzy is spending n few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jamie Dean
Miss Anna Chase has returned after a
few days stay In Burlington.-The infant
daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Bissette
died at her home Saturday night.-Mrs
Josephine Leroy and her daughter. Mrs
Louis German, went to burlington Mon
day to attend the funeral of her brother
Charles Myers.
Miss T.. F.. Sessions, representative of
the "Kurn Hattin" Homes. will give a
report of that work next Sunday morn
ing in the Methodist Church. A collection
will be taken for the homes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
WEST ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shedrick have returned
from Buffalo, \. Y.-Miss Bertha Steward
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Ben
son.--George Fisher, who has been at
home for some time, has returned to his
duties at Chazy, y. Y.-Mr and Mrs.
Harry Stage were recent guests al H. A
Morton s.-The many friends of Mrs
George Allen, who underwent a serious
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
June :, will be glad to know she is doing
rs well as could he expected. Word has
heen received of the birth of a son TO Mr.
Grd Mrs. Leroy Nelson Taylor of Sche-
rectady, n. Y. Mr.. Nelson was former
pastor OF West Addison and Panton.
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HAPPENINGS TN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page IL

Russia and Her Jews" Laura Louise
Mead; grafton, "The Boy Scout" John
Mott Hoyt; essay and valedictory, Hope
Esther Billings; presentation OF dip
Tomas. Music will be furnished by
Vittum's orchestra.-Street Commits
siorer p II. Ha,pln has men and teams
at work building piece of stone road
near the West cemetery The stone
crusher will soon be started and other
permanent roads built.
The case of Edward r. Richardson
VS. Charles Church and others, tho
$4,000 damage suit begun on Monday,
again occupied the attention Of the
county court all day Yesterday. The
testimony for the plaintiff was COM
pleted by the middle OF the morning.
After the whole nine defendants had
been put on the stand to testify for
the plaintiff there were numerous ar
guments by counsel during the day
on tho question of the admission or
rejection OF certain testimony offered,
Attorneys Fish ard Maloney taking
chief parts In the discussion The
case is likely to last until Friday e
not for the rest OF the week.-Flag
day was quite largely observed in Mid l.
dlebury on Tuesday. All the public
flags were displayed up to the time OF
a heavy rainfall in the afternoon.
smaller flags We're also displayed on
private houses and several OF the bus
mess places were also appropriately
MISUNDERSTANDING the people here
from out of town are Mr. and Mrs.
Willis i. Billings of Helena, Montana,
the Misses Sarah and Flossie Blair of
Brooklyn, n. y. Frank Franklin of
Hanover, n. H.. James r. Bucks of
syracuse n. T.. Thomas w. Coulman
of Proctor. and j. G.. s. Hamilton of
Bridport.-Mrs. Charles z. Harris has
gone to vfsit her sister, Mrs. Charles
Dodge. in Proctor.--P. z. Fountain
has returned 10 Fowler after few
days visit hero with Observation-Disclosures
visit his ndchildren.-George T.
Abbey and his son. Lawrence, have
gone to Burlington.--Jerry Dcgray has
commenced extensive repairs on his
residence on willard street.-Frank
Meehan of Salisbury. who has been
out on a $500 bail for shooting deer
out of season, was given up by his
bondsman, James Peterson, of Sails
| bury and he Is now confined in the
county Jail. 1t Is understood that his
case will come up at this term Of the
county court.-The bids for the cree
ton of tho new school building, which
is to be built here the coming summer
wi1l be opened to-day in the federation
/. " nF l,a
water pipe from the power house of
| the Vermont Marble company to the
supply tank Of the Rutland railroad
| is nearly complete IApine
who has been quite I'll for the past
! few weeks, remains in about the same
condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
LINCOLN.

Nelson Cram, who is very i'll with APP
rendicits, was operated upon Monday
Mrs G. A. Thayre is lot gaining as fast
as her friends would like to have her
Mrs +. II. Perry OF Vancouver, 3. c.,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. L. H
Rhodes. Mr., and Mrs s II. Buell. are in
Taunton. Mass, for a short time. Ben
Fierce of Hinesburg visited at his broth
CTS Sunday.-There will be childrens day
exercises In both churches Sunday The
Moody and Wadleigh reunion will be held
at Frank Moodys in Lincoln Thursday
June %. and it is hoped all members will
ne present.--J S Moody. Mrs. John Ham
ilton and Mrs Grace LaFrancis visited in
Salisbury and East Mlddlebury Monday
aid Tuesday
The Brown family reunion was held
at George Varney's Wednesday. while
the Hill family reunion was held in
George O'Bryan's grove In Stark sb orc
at the same time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
wEYBRIDGL.

Alexander Hoinilton died of pneu-
monia at his home in the east part Of
the town Saturday afternoon. He is
survived by a wife, four sons and two
daughters. He was faithful hus-
band a wise ana affectionate father.
and in the church he was consistent
and active member In the commun-
lty his influence was ever for the right.
Mrs. Ann Witherell of East Middle
bury Is the guest of Mrs. Adams and
Miss Sampson.-Miss Della Barrows of
Middlebury was a recent guest Of Mrs.
w. J. Newton.-Mlss Luretta Thomp-
son Is at home from Montpelier for the
summer vacation.--The Rev. Mr.. Hell
Ter of Salisbury, former pastor, Will
preach In the Methodist Church Sum
day morning and evening IN exchange
with the Rev. Mr.. Hallowell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
SHOREHAM.

Mr. ana Mrs. w W. Moore are visit
Ing friends in Springfield and Great Bar
rington. MasS-Mr. and Mrs. w, II.
Stokes We're in Rutland Friday,-Mrs. A,
f. Nottingham passed Sunday with
friends in Bridport.-Mrs. c. w. Howard
and Miss Nj. \. Douglas are in Randolph
this week to attend commencement eX-
ercises.-Miss Nellie Nottingham is with
friends In Middebury this week.-Mrs..
and Mrs. Charles Mixer and son. who
have been guests of Mrs. Mary NJ. Plat,
have returned to Boston.-Mrs. Allison
Wisseli and daughter. Wilma. went We'd
nesday to Hillsdale. n. Y. to visit rela-
tives.-The meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-
s.onary society for June will be held with
Mrs. Nelson Jones Thursday afternoon.
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ID. r. Meader is not as week.-Mrs.. IT, T.
Peck Is III poor health.-W A. Lawrence.
Z. N. Peck, N. r. Dunsheo and f. G.
Dixie attended the funeral OF Senator
Cults In Orwell Monday.
Ray Clifford Is visiting in Starksboro.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn H. johnson of Mime
apolls MINI. were in town Tuesday on
their wedding trip. He Is a son of Arthur
c. Johnson formerly OF this town.-E. c.
St George. who has been seriously Ill for
several weeks. was in the village for the
first time Monday.--H. l.. johnson of Bur-
lington was in town Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Medor Martin are breaking up
housekeeping and will reside with their
children. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Levarn-
The Rev. ID. f. Coffey, who has been pas
tor of st. Ambrose Church the past nine
years, has been transferred to Waterbury,
and the Rev. Father Doheny takes his
place here. Father Coffey went to Water
bury Tuesday.--The w. c. Z. IT, will
hold an ice cream social on the park Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Genevieve Tower of Burlington Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Medor Martin, and other relatves-The
Rev. Father Doheny Is in town and will
enter upon his duties as pastor Of ST.
Ambrose Church.-F'lag day was observed
here by display of the national colors
on the business places and residences -
The condition OF u. +. Meader Is report
cd as critical His daughter. Mrs. G. c..
Cady OF Mayiod. n. Y, has been sum-
moned.-W. Fl. Cardell and family have
been visiting relatives in Warren-A son
was born June l2 to Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Sessions in Brandon. They are former
residents of this town.-M Bell Colby, son
of a. e. Colby of Portland. oregon. and
grandson of Mrs Martha Colby of this
town, died at st. Venus hospital In Port
land May 80, death caused by paralysis
following an Injury to his spine. Mr..
Colby was born in Middebury % years
ago. and leaves many friends there az
well as in Bristol.-Alr. and Mrs T. K.
Burnham and daughter are visiting in
Colchester this week F d. Blackwell OF
Brandon is in town.-William Emo and
family are occupying Fairview cottage
at Long Point.-The Bristol Aqueduct
company Will hold their annual meeting
at I. f. Stewards store June 49,
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SALISBURY.

Tho grange picnic at Warehouses; has
Heen changed from Friday to Saturday,
ana all friends of the grange are cordially
invited Dr. Read with others of the COM
hilt'ee are making efforts for a fine en-
Recommendations Martin, an old
resident died at Brandon and was buried
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town have closed.
and so successful have they been that IT
is hoped all the teachers will be returned
w. f, Bump. secretary of Pomona
grange, was the only one from town who
attended the recent session at Starksboro.
\ good attendance is reported. Charles
i. Holland banker In Brockton. Mass.
is spending "A week with his sister. Mrs.
y. H. liamllton'-The recent rains have
helped the hay crop. which will at hest.
be light other crops are doing we'll
The Rev Mr.. Heller will preach I'm View
bridge Sunday in exchange with the Rev.
Mr. HallOMpll
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ADDISON.

Orwell Monday to attend the funeral of
H. T. Cutts.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Car
penter Of Ferrisburg were in town Mon
day.-Those who attended the Pomona
Grange at Starksboro report fine time
despite rainy weather.-David Miller died
Friday ut his home. The funeral was
held Sunday at the house. The Rev. c.
T. Reekie otficiated. He leaves a wife
one son, Elliott Miller. of Vergennes and
one daughter, Mrs Allen Pierce, Of this
town.--The Ct. r. r. society was enter
tained on Friday evening at John
Cars
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting OF Beaver Glenn
grange will be held Friday evening Re-
freshments will be served.-Mrs. Charles
Hathorne and son, George, of Bristol were
guests of Mrs. II. {. Roscoe during COM
mencement,-Madam Partch of Burling-
ton Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Partch.-Miss Carpenter of Enosburg was
the guest of Mrs. J. o. Bottom during
commencement.-Mis Lucia Hathorne OF
Potsdam, y. Y, is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. William Partch.-Lucies Bar
rows met with an accident Wednesday
while trying to see how a dynamite cart
ridge was made. It exploded and badly
niutilated his hands.