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WEST BOLTON.

The funeral Of Carroll G.. Hosford was
held at the home of his parents Saturday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock. the Rev. E. p
ers were Homer Locke, Stanley Tomln-
son. Chester Smith and Henry Pease
The singing was by male quartet,
Fletcher McGinness, Marlin Bullock
Clyde Wilder and Stanley Tomlinson
There was a large gathering from this
and the adjoining towns +. Kenyon was
in charge and burial was In the cemetery
from Fair Haven.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tarbox June Is
Miss Anna Nealy and Miss Ada Brock
are visiting at r. W. Pease's in Jericho.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett of Undcrhill is i'll
at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Smith.-Miss Bernice and Al Hall
were at home Sunday to visit their moth
or, who has been very III. but is now
better.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II Center and
child of Essex and L. NJ. Center of I'm
derhil We're guests of Mr. and Mrs A.
Minckler Sunday.-Mrs. James Smith was
called to Joncsville Sunday by the Illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Waterman, who
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Waterman's brother Carroll Hosford, re-
turned to their home In Union Village
Monday.-Miss NJ. Woodbury.. evangelist.
who has been assisting Miss Sprague In
the special meetings here. returned to
Burlington Wednesday,
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THE BURLINGTON TIMES: THURSDAY JUNE 22 1911

crs. Harrison William Pierce, Archie
Dewey Hayden, Richard II. Haryev,
Erie Forest Harvey, Charlie Burnnrd
Goodrich nnd Ralph Percy Knox
Tho REV. Mr.. Sawyer und family have
returned from Morlnh. N. Y, whero they
attended the wedding OF Mrs. 6awyer's
slstor.-Mrs. Frank Conrad Of ITnrdwicls,
Mrs, T.. IL. Perry of Vancouver, b. c.,
and Miss Vera Patrick Of North Mont
peiier arc guests of Mr., and Mrs. frank
Patrtck.--Miss Alice Lendow, who has
been teaching In Chester, is with her
mother for q short time before going to
Squam Lake, N. H., whore she has en-
ployment for tho SUMMERTIME Rev. and
Mrs N. A. Cushing arc at the Baptist
parsonage.--Miss Mary Somers Is visiting
her uncle, Fred Bissonett, In shelburne.-
Miss Grace Sylvester has returned to
her home In Woodstock. and Miss Bertha
Field to Ferrisburg after completing n
year as principal and assistant in the
high school.-Miss Elizabeth Patterson,
principal of tho grammar school, has re-
turned to her home.-Mrs. Rebecca Ray
has been spending a few days at her
home here.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross Of
burlington were guests of Leonard
Kenyon Sunday.
School No. closed Friday, Juno &c.
Marguerite c. Mckenzie was the
teacher. There were 10 puprs regis-
tered-Those present every day were
Lucia Cassidy, Clark Chapman, Elihu
Harris, Martha Magee, Ethel Morrill,,
Emmons Morrill,, Frances Pierce, Lynn
Patrick, Rollin Patrick, Gladys Shell
tus. Willie Tracy and Scott Tracy.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

Another fatal accident occurred Thurs
day evening in the Central Vermont yards
when David lIebert an old man former
ly employed as a helper In the engine
house was struck by a switching train
and almost instantly killed. both legs be-
ing cut off and the body badly mangled.
Mr. lIebert was still living after the train
had passed over him ana the body was
laid beside the track, while the Rev. d.
J. O'Sullivan hurried to the scene and adj
ministered the last rites OF the church,
after which the body was taken to Wood S
undertaking establishment. Mr.. Hebert
was about &C years old and moved here
a few years ago from Canada. He leaves
besides a wife. five sons and four daugh-
tiers.
The usual large and interested aud
fence gathered at city hall Thurs
day for the last event of commence
ment week of the st. Adams high
school, the graduation exercises The
program included essays by Miss Rose
NJ. Ryan. Wesley Thomas Abeu Miss
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RICHMOND.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Leary and daughter
Frcderica, have returned from BurlnE-
ten, where they have been guests OF his
mother for several days.-E. j. Berry Is
attending commencement in Middlebury
this Week.-Mrs.. Albert Shaw and chill
dren have returned from a weeks stay in
Noyal, F. Q.-Mss Eta Belle Rhoads,
who is attending school at Northheld
Mass, is at home for the summer.-Mrs
Z. w. Freeman and Mrs. L. Free
Park for a wdays.-Mastcr Harold East
Inan Of Hardwick is spending a part Of
his vacation here with Mr.. and Mrs W.
II. Thomas.-M. ID. Dimick and son, How
ard. have returned from a carriage drive
to Warren.-Nod Walker, who is attend
ing college at Mi1dlebury has returned
home for the summer.-J. n Buley was
taken to tho Fanny Allen hospital Sunday
morning, where he underwent n success
full operation that day.-Mrs. w. C. Fuller
Is attending commencement this week at
Meriden. ~ II.-Miss Ida Terrier has re-
turned from Montpelier, where she has
been the guest of her brothers for several
days.-Thc Misses Mia and Elida Hall are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Hall in
jericho this week-Mr. and Mrs. George
l.. Bartlett and family are on an automo-
bile trip to Hoosick Falls, y. Y, the home
Of Mrs. Bar;lett's parcnts.-Mrs. Alice
Allen OF Waterloo, Canada. IS visiting the
Pev. Frances Kimball.
The Church of our Lady of the Holy
Rosary was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding Wednesday morning when Miss
Florence Henry OF Bristol was mar
ried to James Cannon Of this town
They were attended by their fathers
Miss Grace Henry. a sister of the bride
was bridesmaid. and Charter Simonds
Of Norwood, n. y, was best man. The
Rev. A. p. Clermont performed the
ceremony. The bride was gowned In
white and carried bride roses. while
her bridesmaid wore blue and carried
carnations. The usual wedding marches
were played by the Henry orchestra
and a reception was held at the home
of the groom after tho ceremony.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Nellie Washburn OF Milton spent
Sunday at a. o. ITulburd Raymond
Tubbs of Worcester, Mass, Is visiting his
sister, Miss Ethel iulburd.-Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Lord, who have been spending a
few days In Barre, returned home Tues
day.. H. Lyon went Tuesday morning
to Marblehead, Mass, to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. d. RoDbins.-The ladies Of
the Congregational Church will serve
strawberries und cream in the parish
house Tuesday evening, June 81. A pro-
gram consisting OF songs, Rotations,
drills, orchestra music. etc, will be given,
"A very quite wedding was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hough-
ton Wednesday afternoon when their
daughter, Ethel, was united in marriage
to Joseph Bcrgeron Of Essex Junction.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
w. w Smith
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MILTON.

Anearly fatal drowning accident occurred
Saturday In the river back of the stores
when Cyrus and Luman Holcomhe, who
were IN bathing and unable to swim, went
leyond their depth. They were drowning
when the Rev j. G.. Currier. attracted to
the spot, jumped In and tried to rescue
the two boys The weight Of his clothing
md the two boys was too much FOR him
and he was nearly exhausted when
Dwight Phelps pulled one OF them off Mr..
Curr!er and out OF the water Other boys
succeeded In aiding Mr.. Currer and the
second Holcombe lad with a pole.-Earl
Hevns and Edgar Powell went to Mt.
Mansfield Sunday.-E. S. Abbott princi-
pal of the Montpelier school. Is expected
In town this week. He will sail Saturday
for two months trip in Europe.--George
Minkler has been taken to the hospital
for treatment-Thc I. o. o. f. and Re-
belSah lodges observed their memorial day
Sunday at the l. o. o. hall.
DR.. l.. C. Holcombe, who is in Boston
taking a short ost-graduate course in
clinical medicine and surgery, Is ex-
pected to return home the last of the
week.-Mr. and Mrs. f. o. Bevins and
Percy and Earl Bevins attended the
graduating exercises at Bellows Free
Academy, Fairfax. Monday.-Mlss
Dora Coburn of Belvidere is visiting
her brother, Dr. C. S. Coburn.-The
odd Fellows memorial services We're
held at their hall Sunday afternoon,
with sermon by tho Rov. w. p. Jack
son of St. Adams, assisted by the Rev.
c. NJ Redstone. After the services the
odd Fellows and Rebekahs marched
to the cemetery and decorated the
graves of deceased members.-An i'm
portant business meeting of the Con-
gregational Church is called for Thurs
day evening
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Marble company boug.t out the princi-
pal stockholders OF the concern and took
control of the business In 1900. Not long
after the Proctor interests acquired the
property. Horace Baxter moved to Bos-
ton. He had Statewide acquaintance,
and was ono Of the best informed mon
in Vermont on stock pedlgrecs horse
rocinE and athletics. Flo leaves n wife
and four daughters. two Of the daughters
Clarence is. Frouty has returned from
the Miner farms, Chazy. N. Y, where he
has been for several months, to tnke tho
contract to rebuild for the Burton estate
the buildings destroyed by fire on the
King farm in East Fairfeld.-Some time
Friday night some person threw O. stone
through the large plate glass window of
Pencils tobacco store In tho Allen block,
tlen gathered up all the display tobacco
end pipes within reach.-Mrs. Jndrick
ard granddaughter. Miss Emma Lapelle
e New York, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. f. d. Lapele. Miss Lapelle will
spend the summer here.-At a game at
st. Adams Saturday afternoon between
the Independents Of that place and the
swantons. the latter won, 10 to 6.--The
fourth annual fish chowder Of the Missis-
room at the Hotel Wagner on Mudgett
Island A big feet Of motor boats tied up
about the island while a hundred enjoyed
the chowder.
Julien Iolrarde, well-known in Swan
ton died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Edward McNally. at Concord, n. H.,
Thursday night, the result of a paralytic
shock a few days ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
I IT, &l1.r
and had been at Concord about two
months. He owned u large farm near
Hlghgntc Springs The remains were
brought to Highgate Springs Friday
evening
Tho closed season for bass being of
June 10 the special work for bass pro-
lection inaugurated for the first time
In systematic way by Fish Commas
sioner John w. Titcomb Is now over.
Particular attention has been given to
keeping anglers off the bass beds dur
! ing tho bedding time which lasts sew
ernl weeks. In Maquam and Missis-
quot bays there are some well-known
bass beds that in past seasons have
been practically clea- ed OF bass IL
legally. County Game Warden Croft
Of Enosburg Falls has the oversight
CT this work, but Deputy Warden Leon
Cray has been on duty every day dur
Ing the season patrolling the bass wat
ers with his power boat He has boon
assisted by William Taft OF Walthain,
warden for Addison county, Mr., TIT.
combs effort eeems to have been quito
hueeepssui, Deputy Warden Cray re-
porting no arrosta with very few at
tempts OF anglers TO visrt tho bass
beds, sporting fishermen generally ap-
proving tho protection attempted for
the hasa,=-bavd johnson has moved
here from Bedford,
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ENOSBURG FALLS,

Earl, the five years old son OF e. NJ.
Mitchell, enjoys the distinction OF being
the youngest person In this country to
shoe horse. His picture. taken In the
act. was publishel in the Horsoshoers'
Journal published In Detroit, Mich.-The
body of Mrs, p d. Merrill arrived here
Friday afternoon and was inferred In
Missisquoi cemetery. The Row w. r,
Forsythe conducted tho service. Mrs,
Merrill formerly and for many years lived
tere, The burial party consisted OF II,
II, Best. son, Roy. and daughter. Miss
Beulah. They returned TO Burlington
Saturday. Perkins left Satur-
day for Essex Junction. whore no will stay
short time before moving to Burilng-
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, II. 3. Marvin are visiting
his parents In Fairfax.-AIrs 70. r..
Wyman Of Btaritsboro and sister, Mrs.
M. u. Reese. spent Monday at o. H..
Observation-Disclosures day wns appropriate
~ observed here Sunday evening, many
children taking part In tho oxercises.--
Clinton Mix and family OF Montpelier
visited In town sundoy.--0 NJ. Norton
and family took an automobile trip to
Grand Tslo Sundey.-'rho Misses Sweet,
Glndys Johnson and Mabel Johns nre at
home for their summer vacntion.--Mss
Lila Johns Is at the hospital, where sho
has had an operation for appendicitis. -.
Mrs w. W. Bcnway went to Now Haven
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Briggs
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SHELBURNE.

The graduating exercises of Shelburne
high school were held In the Methodist
Church Thursday evening and were well
attended. Tho exercises were opened by
prayer by the Rev. W. B. Goodman The
orations were Wireless Teegraphy"
Robert Lee Elliott; The Panama Canal"
Karl Gulck; Reciprocity with Canada"
Vernon Wilma Parker; THE Civil Ger
vice" Walter Sulye Weeks. The speakers
comprised the graduating class Director
Russell had charge of the excellent mulic.
The diplomas were presented by Superin-
tendent c. ID. Howe. The ladies of the
Methodist Church served ice cream and
cake at the close OF the exercises
henry Harrington entertained the senior
class of the high schoo! Thursday after
noon. Refreshments were served and
music was rendered by several of the
nembers.-C. 8. Tracy of New York city
IS here for the summer.-Miss Margaret
harmon. n graduate of Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, n. Y. Is at home for short
vacation before going to Saratoga Springs
where she has a position,-Russell Hart
we'll of New York city is visiting c. 3.
Tracy.-Julius Tracy Of Addison was In
town Brlday.-Mrs Henry Stowell visited
her sister, Mrs W. A. Weed. thursday
and Fridny-Schools closed Friday for
the summer northumberland guinlan
IL building n barn for Mrs. Kate Percell
TO replace tho one recently burned.
A lawn party was held Friday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thompson
for tho Sutton school pupils and the
teacher, Mrs Anna S, Allen, who has
resigned tho position she has held for
tho pas. three years. There was a
program OF singing. quotations from
authors and paper edited by the pu'
pills Refreshments were served a
sum OF money WINS given Mrs. Allen
o. a token Of appreciation OF her con-
soientious work during the years she
has taught here.
Tho homo OF Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H.
staddard was tho scene Of pretty we'd
ding Wodnesday afternoon when their
eldest laughter. IAtoia Ethel. becAa'e the
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bride of Perley J. Hodklns Of johnson.
Promptly at 2:3o tho bridal party entered
the parlor to the strains Of the "Lohen-
grin" wedding march. played by Miss
Alfreddn Stoddard, n sister OF tho bride.
The bride on tho arm of her father, pre-
coded by hor little sister, Alice. ~ flower
GIRL who scattered daisies In her path,
was met at tho altar by tho groom and
his best man. Ray Il. Kline, OF SPRING
field. Tho bride was gowned In white
satin messaino trimmed with pearls and
cut en- traine She carried a shower bou-
o,et Of daisies. Tho maid Of honor, Mat
tie Stoddard, wore pink marqusotte over
pink silk and carried white canterbury
bells. The Rev. w. b. Goodman off1ciat-
ed. Among the guests present were Mrs.
]. c. Hodgkns. Mrs. Belva French and
Miss Grace Iodgkins of ST. Johnsbury,
rlother and sisters of the groom, Mrs. b.
e. Guard and daughter Of Belvidere. u.
w. Griswold of Johnson, Mrs. II. Il.
kinsman and daughter, Ethel, OF Will
Jamestown, Mass. Mrs. Stella Field ana
daughters, Edith and Hazel, Of Spring
field, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hawthorne of
Winooski, Mrs. w. J. White Of Middle
bury Ralph Kline of Springfield, w. a.
Weed. Jr., South Send, lnd' Inc glltS
we're numerous and beautiful, including
cut glass, silver. linen and money. the
lunch table was presided over by the
Misses Edna Ray and Daisy Russell, as
sisted by the young girl friends of the
bride. The punch bowl was presided over
by Miss Madge Harmon. The rooms were
decorated with daisies, pink and white
reonies. and canterbury bells After
short wedding trip they will be at home
| in Johnson.-The names of the pupils i'll
| the Sutton school, Mrs. Allen teacher
who were not absent or tardy during the
spring term. are: Hazel Kinney, Helen
DUEL. Cecil Danbrook, Kenneth Slocum
Wendle Auclaire, Joseph Duell, Philip
Ducll, Olive Duell. Flora Lane. Alice
Ready. Gerald Manning Harlie Manning,
Grace Manning, Francis Curtis, and Adell
Curtis. Honorable mention Is made OF
Rupert Wheelock, absent only one day.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Anna Stanley ond P. w, Winohest-
or of Drattleboro are the guests Of Miss
Stanleys' parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. 8.
Stanley.-i7ev. G. w. Douglass has re-
turned from South Fairlee.-Misses Flora
and Lucy Weld are visiting friends in
Swanton.-Mrs. Rueben Soule Of East
Fairheld is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
G. A. Hull.-Newell Shower died Sunday
at the home of his son, John. after an
Illness of one month. Funeral services
were held at Abbotts corners Baptist
Church Tuesday at 10 a. m. Rev, Arthur
Carpenter officiating.-Services will be re-
sumed in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday at tho usual hour.-The Union
Brotherhood will hold its next meeting In
the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
evening, the Rev. u, a. LeGg win addreHs
the meeting. whieh viii be open 10 thu
public,
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ST. GEORGE.

Clark and Horace Hubbard of Swan
ton visited their sister, Mrs. Earl Aver,
Friday.-Mlss Carrie Small of Aber-
deem, :. d., Is visiting her sister. Mrs
NJ. w. lTinadale.-Mrs. Miranda Wes-
colt has returned after passing two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Allen, in Shelburne.-Earl Aver and
daughter, Dorothy. spent Sunday in
Castleton with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Tinkham.
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eWANTON.

Tho news has hcoa received here or
the death o. Horace Baxter Sunday juno
II at Boston. While no har been IN In.
valid for long time, his death came IN.
oxpoetedly. He was born In Rutland 70
years ago, tho son OF John N. l,axtcr,
man identified with large business In.
tereuta for years, particularly marble
and banking, Hugh Baxter, a widely
known sporting and e!ubmsn OF New
York, II n eeusin Of Horace liaxter, When
the marble interests es Geerge and II, l.,
Barney at awahtoR were merged into 4
stock Company hnewn as the barney
Marble Co., In isss, John n Baxter OF
Rutland, with ether outside paFtiea beE
came heavy stakeholder and WIS made
president, A year later ttoraGe Baxter,
Tho son, came 10 awauten with his fHHfiiy
to reside and for 10 years was secretary
ana treasurer OF the eehipsRy, ufoh the
death Of John A. baxter the Vermont
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs Bertha Blake has returned to
her home in st. Adams after spending
several months ~ f. T.. Blake's.-Miss
Mildred Blake IL in st. Albans.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. +. Osgood and Miss Char
lotte Osgood attended the graduating
and class-day exercises of Maple Lawn
Academy at South Hero Friday after
noon and evening.-BcrnICe Gonyeau
and Frank Gonyeau have finished
worl, for Arthur Kennedy.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Ralph Brewster is at w. W. Hlgley's
at Richmond James Cass of Ran
dolph is visiting her sisters, Mrs. William
Miner and Mrs. d. F. Hanlss.-Leslie
Taft has returned to his home In Wor-
costcr, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. W. b. Taft visited his
brother. Walter, and other friends SMtur-
day and Sunday.-Mrs, Clara Norton was
at home from Burlington Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs, Edward Follonsbce of South
Starksboro visited their niece, Mrs. w.
]. Taft, Sunday.-The Misses Janet Shat
tuck. Martha Norton and Rolla Sargent
are at home from their schools In Bur-
lington. Mrs, Katharine Sargent is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Michael Madigan, at
Burlington.
Or Spiller will be at Jerome Carpen-
ter's June 20, at Fuller's hotel June q,
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MILTON BORo.

School closes ITriday.--W. C. Blake
was ut his cottage Sundny.--Mr. and
Mrs. t. A. Thomas and Miss Billings
OF Randolph were at their cottage at
tho lake Sunday.-The romans OF Eu-
gone NJ. Blake were brought hcro We'd
nesday from West Milton and Inferred
in the Doro cemotery.-Marion Stanley
passed Friday and Saturday in Fair
p,x.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Pomona Grange held at this place
was largely attended.-Wlllie Smith of
Burlington Is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien.-Miss Car
RE Pratt who has been visiting in Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut the past month,
will return Frlday.-Mrs S. E. Pope Is
visiting AT DR.. Ladds.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. II. G. Wiley of Essex Junction
was visitor Sunday of Mrs L. G.. Ter
r.ll.-Mrs. w. i. Smith returned Thurs
day from few days visit with relatives
AZ Alburg.-AIr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Barnes Of
lIinesburg passed Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. o. L. Joy.-AIrs. j. lj. Freeman Is
passing the week in NVnooski -Walter
Brown has purchased an additional lot Of
IIolstein cows in the vicinity of Rutland
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WESTFORD.

MIS- Julia Bates and son. Harry, are
In town Mrs. Bates will remain for the
summer Mrs. Irving Cobb and son or
ltutland nro here-The Fortnightly club
Will hold its last meeting OF the season
AT the home Of Mrs. George stuart rhurs-
day afternoon.- Agnes Ruggies'
Iona Barkyoumb will be graduated from
the Bellows Free Academy TINS week rhe
fvneral OF Fred A. Munson, VINO o'ed al the
home OF his sister. Mrs. Norton, In Bur-
Iington Thursday evening. was held Sun
ds.y M zoo n. m. in the Congregational
Church The body was taken to the
Otssood hill cemetery for burial.-Josiah
ri enry Of Keene, N. Y. is visiting at Charles
Renry's.--A town meeting will be held
In tho town hall the evening of June %
tf see IL the town will vote to sell the
hLuso formerly owned by Seymour More
b5use.-Mrs. Francis Macomber of Bur-
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HIaHaATE SPRINGS.

t. j. Thayer Is making many improve
ments on his Red Cottage" which he
has rented 10 u Waterbury family for thS
season Postmaster and Mrs. J. d. Eld-
ridge Of Randolph were In town over Sun
day, tho guests OF his father Capt. J. e.
k!dVldse, 4..s wifc's sister. Mrs. Davis,
accompanied them on the trip, which was
made IN Mr, EldMdge's automobile,-Ma
IleUt0 Agent william Tracy, wife and
eh,idpen and Central Vermont Railway
station ATurt Samuel Ashby and wife
OF st. Aibcns were IN town Sunday. guests
af Capt and Mrs. ]. Il. Eldridge.-Nfr.
and Mira, Charles Root ana Mr. and Mrs.
Il, a purkee ana children OF Randolph
nave boon spending a few days IN camp,
eee,s,ytna the Stewart cottnge.-Dr. and
Mrs, hates Of Tiighgate Center spent Gum
uay at their cottage here.-Nirp W. q.
Payne Of Wilkosoarre, Pa, arrived this
week and has opened "Ferncroft" for tho
Eeeean'- iies!nn!ns Monday with the
change In the tyne table of the Central
Vermont railroad tho order making Miss
isEuoi park q signal stop for the New
Ensiaad States limited going south be-
COMES effective, This gives the campers
a iifst-eises out Us we'll as incoming SER
vieer--A party of girls from Barre are oc-
eupyibH the Hoar cottage,
H. A Wlikey. Of BOSTON was in town
HHHdsy'=MleE Annie Butler. Miss Clara
bel Butler and Miss AnHin Yates left
Wednesday, morning for Sugar Hin,
n, W. where they have positions for ths
eHnlfHeF nj tho sRRset TIN hotel.-.yrhe
graduating essFelses fop tho elias OF tSi1
(ttohtinUpd ON puws -