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ENOSBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Melvin Wright
who have been in New York city
with their daughter for the last eight
months, came back to their home Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r, Remington ac-
oompanicd them from New York as far as
Sheldon Junction. Mr.. Remington came
to visit his mother few days and trans
act business on his farm.-Mrs. james -
Wright is visiting her daughter. Mrs. H.
=. Hopkins. at Trout Rver-Charles
Manley Of poughkeepsle, n. Y. is visiting
relatives In town for n few days.-Lloyd
Chaffee is III with the measles Mrs
Chaffee and the younger children are bet
ter-Misses Myrta and Lotte Williams Of
West Berkshire, who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Clarence Gelbar, have
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Rushford, who have been in the employ
Of James Kidder, have finished work and
are living in Clarence Whitcomb's farm
house.-Mrs. I.avisa Bessey is visiting
relatives In Hill Vest.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Rev Hugh L. Burleson of the
held an interesting missionary service at
the Episcopal Church Wednesday even
ing He was assisted by the rector, the
Rev. W. NJ. Warlow.-There was no
school Friday as many Of the teachers at
tended the teachers meeting at Enosburg
Fnlls.-Those who attended the district
meeting Of the St. Adams branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church at East Berkshire, May q, were
Miss r.. A. Patten and Mrs. G.. II Hall
Helen Kittell sprained her ankle quite
badly at the school Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Soule and Read
Soule were at Lake Carmi Sunday
John II. Davis has about three acres of
strawberries planted. and is preparing to
go into the business quite extensively
Miss Annie Law has returned from Ar
lington. where she has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Inw.-Mr. Dufresne is
located in his new barber shop, which has
been undergoing thorough repairing and
remodelling.-Dr. A. d. Patten accom-
panied Bert Archambault to Montreal
Tuesday, returning Wednesday night. Mr..
Archambault was recently severely in
1ured by being thrown from his roadcart
while driving fractions horse.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Lloyd have moved into the
Warren block to the rooms over T. NJ.
Mitchells store,
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Pre-Memorial day exercises were held
in opera hall Sunday afternoon with a
sermon by the Rev W. J. Clark-AliSs
Louanna Carpenter returned from Essex
Junction NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of /. O O.
T. attended St Matthews Church
IL body on Sunday morn
ing. The pastor preached an appro-
pirate sermon.-Mrs George Roberts and
son. Gordon. of CRANKY, Que. are guests
Of Mrs. H. T. Kimball-Mrs, f. V. Per
k!ns and two children, Frances and Ever
EFT, Jr,, left Tuesday for Essex
Junction. where they will pass the next
few weeks.-Th. two sons of Mr.. and
Mrs O. +. Blouin Hubbard and yelling
ton, who have been very i'll with bron-
chial pneumonia, are some improved,-N
+. Weld is also improved,
Memorial day was observed In much
the usual manner. The various details
from Pixley Post, G.. A. r., decorated the
graves at several cemeteries whore de
ceased members were buried. The band
went to the Center Tuesday forenoon ac-
companied by detail and decorated the
graves which are moro numerous In that
ground than elsewhere In town. The ex-
crcises began at two o'clock in this VII
laEe. The band escorted the members of
the post from their rooms to the Main
street cemetery, where the ritual of the
rider was followed, the band meantime
laying a drge. Follow ing this the line
of march was to Opera hall, where a pro-
Bram Of exercises lnterspersed with music
by male chorus was rendered The ad-
dress was by the Hon. c. T. Hogan of
St Albans.-Miss Charlotte Jenne Of Mid
Glebury College was with her aunt. MIS-
l., l.. Marsh, over Sunday,--Mrs. W. T.
Fuller and son, Ira have been In Al
tnrg for week pasta. II, Gilbert OF
North Sheldon accompanied by his bro'h-
el from Montpelier suffered what came
near 10 being Il very serious acc'uen'
monday evening near the farm OF a.
Leach across the river from TINS '''ae'
they were driving a span on
when they met G.. l.. Nichois wiz" "''
auto express. The horses )uhhpeu '"'o
the wire fence and overturned 'ne o"ee''
throwing Mr.. Gilbert completely over '"e
fence and his brother into It, cutuhs pau
Gashes on his head. cheek anu mp anu
also tearing his clothing very paa'y' IN
tie melee the carriage pole was broken
and one horse was badly cut fortunate
H Mr.. Gilbert held on 70 I've Tsi~s ana
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs l.. NJ Skinner died at her home
Monday morning. The funeral was held
tuesday at two o'clock.--A. \. Aseltne Of
T'nosburg Falls was in town on business
Saturday. Leroy e. Dufeny gave
kitchen shower party at her home Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Ruby
l,add'S approaching marriage to Fay
Brigham of Bakersfield. Twelve young
ladies' were present The decorations were
red and white. Miss Pearl Joley assisted
In serving the refreshments.-Miss Flor
cncc skinner of Rochester was called
home by the death of her mother, Mrs l..
NJ. Skinner.-Miss Adaline Stanhopc visit
ed friends in Enosburg Falls sunday
Trnest. son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Stet-
son, died Monday afternoon after II short
Illness of pneumonia. The funeral serV-
ice was held in the Second Congrega-
uonal Church Wednesday ut ten o'clock,
conducted by the Rev, +. Wilson Gay of
Franklin.-William King of Concord, y.
H., is visi'ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs,
William King The Marriage of
Ruby I.add to Fay Brigham occurred
on Wednesday at 2;S0 oclock.-Mrs
Hattie Duel and daughter. Lucille, visited
AT the home of her sister. Mrs. w. G.
Smith, Sunday.-The Dorcas society met
at the home of Mrs. s. A. Stiles Wednes-
doy.-Mrs. ". ]. Comings OF Richford Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. ]. c. Weld, recently.
Miss Charlotte Jenne. who is attending
Nliddlebury College is passing a few days
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
II Bowen
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Anna King, who stopped here on
her way from Greenville. Me- TO visit
friends has gone to Rockford, H., where
she will visit for the esent.-The Rev.
DIR. w. A. Dawson of Burlington will
make his annual visit to the town and
preach in the Baptist Church next Sun
day, June A. Everybody will he welcomed
to the service.-C R. Barnes and son
were in Richford on business Saturday.
A. W. Woodwork, president of the First
National Bank of Enosburg Falls. was in
town Friday afternoon, as was also f. n
Kelley, A. II. King and NJ. Roright of
Richford.-The Rev. G. A. Nutting. pas
tor of the Baptist Church at this place
will deliver an address on the subject Of
THE Ethical Value of the Old Tesla
ment in Modern Life" before the Lamoille
Brotherhood of Baptist Ministers at
Essex junction, June mir. and Mrs.
G. A. Gardyne spent Sunday In North
Troy.-Mrs. W. ]. Wright and daughter
are visiting in Fairfax.
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HYDE PARK.

Everett Campbell OF Hardwick was in
town rridlY.--W. D. Strong and family
were in Stowe Suuday.-Mr. and Mrs W
p. Smile of Waterville were in town
Monday 49, Pre- Memorial exercises were
held at the academy Nonday.--R. ".
IIulburl spoke to the pupls--F d. and
Foster Van Dusen II this town have ex-
changed their farm with a. G. Bedell for
the latter's livery business in Morrisvlle
DIN Sweet will carry on the farm
Mr. Frank Sawyer Is still confined to
the house by illness. MFR. and Mrs. ]
Wilson Leach of Winooski are in town
for few ys.-Commencement exercises
Will be held at the opera house Tuesday
evening. June 10. followed by the alumni
banquet and reception at Odd Fellows
hall. Young's orchestra OF St. Johnsbury
will be in attendance.-County court con-
venes Tuesday June 6. with Judge Miles
presiding. There will be no grand Jury
session this term.
Work was commenced Friday on the
change in the lower road as ordered by
the public service commission, gang
Of men having been put at work by
the selectmen. Saturday morning an
injunction was put on the same, Judge
Taylor having issued a bill In chancery
forbiddng further work. The case will
come up at the coming term of court,
and If the Injunction is removed. as it
probably will be. the case will again so
to the supreme court, The injunction IS
brought nominaly by Thedule Bessette.
a farmer living on tho lower road, but
Is in reality the work of Morrisvile par
ties, who are opposed to the abolishing
Of the lower road because n would di-
vert travel through Hyde Park village.
The public service commission ordered the
change in the roads. because Il does
away with four dangerous railroad cross
ings Ferdinand Gauthier has bought the
J. S. Waite property at the end of West
Main street, anG will move there short
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RICHFORD.

The following officers of Misssquoi
Lodge No. 0, f and A. NJ, have been
elected and installed: w NJ, James c.
Burns; s. w. W. Max Lauder; j. W,
Nathan l.. Soule; treasurer, Henry o.
Holt; secretary, Leon f. Gibson; 5. D.,
Cyrus A. Iawley; ]. D., Lloyd f.. Rich
ard: S. S. Louis Z. Arnold; ]. S, Myron
" Cartee, chaplain, Silas F. Wilson;
marshal. l. =. Hawley; tyler, William I.e-
fleur.
Roy u. Newton has sold to Ernest
w. Gilpin of Barton his job printing
business, known as THE Newton
Press Possession will be given
June l. Mr.. Gilpin is n brother of w.
c. Glpin, editor of the Barton Mont
tor. Mr.. Newton expects to go to
ball on Island Park Saturday after
noon between the Fats" and the
Leans" was won by the former. the
score being 30 to 81. The game was
called at the close of the seventh inn
ing. as it was agreed to play only
two hours. Charles Austin umpired
In the evening, the players had sup
per AT the American House.-The
Richford high school team defeated
the Brigham Academy team Saturday
afternoon in a game played at Bakers
ileld.--Arthur T. Gregoire. an inspec-
tor In the Immigration service sta
toned at Newport is passing a vaca-
tion of two weeks at his home here
Miss Maud Hammond of Burlington is
visiting in this place.
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LAM0ILLE
MORRISVILLE.

G. q. Burleson Of Hyde Park. who is
employed by c. L. Gates, In his mill
a. Garfield. met with a serious accident
Friday afternoon. when hie left hand
came in contact with saw. nearly
scvering II. He was brought to the
office of Dr. Johnston, and later taken
10 the Fanny Allen hospital, Winoo-
ski, in an auto, accompanied by Or.
Jchnstone and Mr.. Gates.-The junior
class of Peoples Academy gave the
annual reception to the seniors and
faculty ut Academy hall Thursday
evening. A thrce-course dinner was
served by Miss Zita Towne and the
Aeolian orchestra furnished music dur
ing the dinner, Remarks We're made
by the presidents of the classes, Cliff
ford Barrows and Maurice Kelley,
Vocal solos were given by Mrs. la
Niles Jackson and Roger Blake and
piano solo by Miss Marjorie Gates
A. C. Bedcll has exchanged his livery
business with Fred and Foster Van
Dusen for the John Gray farm in Hyde
Park.-Mr and Mrs. a, A. Patten OF
Coventry are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
clayton Cornell-Mrs. Hattie Bundy
Morton returned to Worcester, Mass,
Observation-Disclosures Bradley. superin-
tendent of the Industrial school at
Tncmpson's island. Boston harbor,
came Thursday evening to visit his
sister. Mrs. \. a. Niles,-Mrs Eliza
Griswold left Thursday for Old Or
chad. Me, where she VIII pass the
summer at the New Vesper house with
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Campbell. Her grand
son. Ward Badger, accompanied her,
Charles WESLEY who came from New
York to visit former friends here, has
zone to Montreat-Mrs. Lula Niles
Spauldng of Montpelier is visiting her
PARENTS, Mr., and Mrs. A. A, Niles-Addi-
tional curbing and grading is being added
to Academy Park and about the soldiers
monument.-Mrs. Rosepha Palmer re-
turned to Johnson Friday after passing a
week with Mr.. and Mrs s, r. Brackett.-
,'len Cram Of Boston came Friday to
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cram. Appropriate Memorial pro-
grams were carried out at the several
district school houses Friday. At the De
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Woman's iiomr Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Sarah Kimbal We'd
nesday, June T. The officers for the
ensuing year will he elected.--Mr. and
Mrs. e. a. Percy and daughter of Ped
ford, Que, passed Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s.
Ewins.-The play given Friday night by
the West berkshire Dramatic company
was a success, the proceeds amounting
to 1920 for the benefit OF tho rtrcet
light fund.-Pre-M Memorial day exercises
by the village schools were held Monday
aftornoon.--Nliss Gladys Diamond who
has been nj home for few DAYS, re-
turned to her school In Montgomery
Tuesday. Mrs. Emeline Seares of Alb
bolts Corner, Que, Is visiting at W. r.
Diamonds. -Mrs. Thomas T.ylor II Wis
consn was 4 guest Of John Jolley and
Mrs Rachel Armstrong Saturday and
Sunday.-The West Berkshire Cornct band
furnished music for the Memorial day
exercises at Richfor1 Tuesdav.-The VII
lage Improvement society held It's annual
meeting at the home of the president. H.
w. Pratt. Monday night and the same
officers were re-eleCted.-C. d. Phelps and
family passed the weekend in Rich
ford
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Fred @ Shattuck has been making cX-
tcnsiye repairs on his cottage. He has
Joined the Missisquoi Bay Motor Boat
fleet with one of the latest Mullen boats
j. H. Russell OF liighgato Center, who
sold his new cottage last fall, is drawing
the lumber for another just north of the
former cottage on Platts,-E. a. Platt
las made extensive improvements on his
Lake View House and cottages His house
viii be opened about June l0.-Sherif
Tracy Of Montpelier does not expect to be
TT THE Glenwood' much this year.--Day
ton l.. Nichols OF RoXbury has n new
motor boat that makes an attractive adj
dltion to the feet.--Leno lapel and fam
lily of Swanton are camping on the old
ground In "Shipyard. Mr., and Mrs. NJ c.
CHAMPION OF Enosburg Falls are in ship
yard" and will spend the season here-F
e. Wiseman and family Of Swanton are
occupying Cedar. cottage" and have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Wibberly.
The camping season has opened nearly
n month earlier than usual and gives
promise OF being the greatest ever. There
are already 10 parties camping or occupy
ing cottages here and more are expected
this week Two or three new cottages
are to be built on the Plat shore.
The fishing season has opened very aus
DiciousIy. John McLeoud and friend OF
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HIGKGATE CENTER.

j. w Judkins returned Saturday from
a weeks visit with relatives in Alburg-
Miss Wilma Steele Is visiting friends in
Swanton-Miss Mary Moren visited
friends in st. Adams Sunday.-Miss Bar
hara Cooke visited her mother in Bur-
l;ngton Sunday Mrs. Harriet Ide super
visor of the Swami ton Highgate union
school and several of the teachers at
tended the county teachers convention in
Enosburg Falls Friday.-Miss Josephine
Lyon has returned from n short visit
with friends In Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. G..
c. Holmes Of ST. Adams and Mrs. c. L.
Marsh of Enosburg Falls were in town
Saturday.-Dr. A. L. Cross was in town
Sunday.-Dr. j. T. Heffion has purchased
OF Mrs. Sarah a. Reed OF Wardsboro the
Hannah Richard place on the Gore I'm
mediate possession was given.-Mrs. w.
C Hefiion of Montreal is visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs, + L. Sunderland.-A.
H. SERVER of Champaign n. Y, was a re-
cent visitor in town.-A j. Bell of Swan
ton was In town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Cross and daughter. Helen. and
Miss Annie Butler of Swanton were in
town Sunday.-Miss Gladys Steele Is i'll
with the grip.-Master Robinson Austin
Of ST. Adams Is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. c. G.. Austin.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Memorial day exercises passed off in a
pleasing and satisfactory manner. Dinner
was served at noon to a large number by
Green Mountain Relief Corps, after
which a procession was formed, headed
by Camp 46, Sons OF Veterans, and Jefrer-
sonvlle Co-net band and marched to the
JefrersonNlle cemetery, where services
were cond uc:ed by Post No 10, @. A. r..
and Camp Al, S, OF v, assisted by Jefter-
sonvile Cornet band. They returned to
the town hall to listen TO the exercises by
the school children. consisting OF songs,
recitations and drills. followed by an
address by 'he Hon. II. 5. Peck OF
Burlington In the evening = concert
was given by the band, followed by
threc-act play. Enlisted for the War"
given under the auspices OF Gen. Phiridan
Camp. The members OF the G..
4. r. from out Of town who were pres
Ont were O, =, Hayes of Harlwick Ed
gar Maynard OF Waterville, John Tague
of East Fairfield, Edgar Ellis OF Fletcher
and Alonzo Kinsley OF Essex Center,-Mr
and Mrs. j. A. Waterman, who spent
several days with Mr., and Mrs. G. w.
Holmes returned to Burlington Monday.
They were accompanied home by Mrs. G.
w. Holmes
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GRAND ISLE.

Edwin Adams Of Adams Landing died
at go O'Clock Monday morning after
weeks illness with cerebral hemorrhage.
Mr.. Adams was born in South Hero
August p, 1881, and was therefore in his
SOth year. For many years he has been
a resident Of this town, owning the dock
and general store at Adams Landing
and conducting farm at the same place.
lie was twice member Of the Vermont
House of Representatives and was a State
senator in 1894. November 4, 1853. he mar
ried Maria Il. Tobias, who died about
a year ago lie is survived by one bro
Their Joseph Adams of Michigan, and
two daughters. Mrs. Homer Griswold and
Mrs, Frank Briggs. both of this town.
The funeral was held from his late
home Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
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FRANKLIN.

Memorial day passed off quietly with
appropriate exercises in the town hall by
the high school and an address by the
Rev. Mr. Turner. Music was furnished
by the choirs of the two churches.-Cnion
memorial services were held In the Meth
odist Church Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Tur-
ner preaching.-Another union service
will be held in the CongreEa tional Church
next Sunday, when the Rev. f. w Day
viii preach the baccalaureato sermon to
the graduates Of the high school. w. H.
Wright Of the medical department Of the
University Of Vermont returned TO Bur
nngton Tuesday night after spending a
few days at home.-Miss Alice Mason has
gone to Manchester Mass, where she
has a positon.--Mr and Mrs +. u. CAL
lup have been visiting friends in Jeffer
sonville.-Mr Jackson of Montreal is
visiting his sister. Mrs. f. a. Gallup
Henry F'lintom has had the misfortune to
break the little finger on his right hand
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GRAND ISL
ALRURG.

The Alburg Percheron Horse Co.. c. f.
Aver, secretary, has bought Ivory" an
imported black stallion. weighing Loco
pounds, which may be seen at the stable
of George w Brown.
The young ladies' lawn social at g. w.
Strong's Saturday evening was a success
ice cream ana cake were served Mr. and
Mrs. John Flynn and little son of St. AL
bans were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Flynn Sunday.-W. p. Carpenter, who
has been very III with typhoid pneum mia.
Is improving.-I1 w. Marvin has returned
from a visit with his son, DR.. Fl. Royce
Marvin of Lyon Mountain, y. Y.--Merrill
Mitchell, who has been III with pneu-
monia, IS much better.-George w. Sabre
has gone to Providence. r. Ransom
Bohannon visited at Mooers y. Y, Tues
day.-W. o. Morton has bought new
4 ord automobile
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FAIRFAX.

News has just been received of tho
death of Mrs. Joanna Walker Poor of
Dubuque. Iowa. Mrs. Poor was born in
Fairfax July ~. 1890. She taught several
terms of school in Fairfax, Georgia, and
St. Adams after which her parents
moved to Morristown, where she became
acquainted with Mr.. Poor. After their
marriage they lived first in Lowell and
afterwards in Nashua, finally moving to
Dubuque in 1852. Mrs. Poor Joined the
Baptist Church here and became much
interested in church work Mrs. Poor
is survived by one daughter and three
sons, Mrs Clara P. Kinney and Willard
a. Poor Of Dubuque DR.. A. b. Poor of
Cedar Rapids and John C. Poor Of
Chicago. The funeral of the infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George King was held
Thursday at one O'Clock. The Rev. Fred
Daniels of the Methodist Church officiat-
ed. Burial was in the Plains cemetery
Mrs. Alva Hathaway returned from
Montpelier Thursday after visiting her
husband.-Mrs. James Curtis of Georgia
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. G. orion
The infant child of MIR and Mrs. Geo
Rooney died Wednesday, May "a Burial
was In Hyde Park--Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
Orton and two daughters were In Bur-
lington Wednesday, May "a
c. S. Howard, A. II. Beeman and Prof
j. f. Colburn spent the 29th and Goth at
HiEhgate. They were planning to take a
weeks outing in Maine, but the trip was
given up when word was received from
the Rev. o. r. Hunt that he could not
accompany them on account of TIE III
ness of Mrs. Hunt.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Norton of Essex Junction are moving
into the house recently vacated by George
Hunt.-Dr. s. II. Phelps Is spending a few
days at Grand Isle.-H J. Connor, who
has been visiting at his former home in
Stansted, Que, has returned
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BAKERSFIELD.

4 son was born TO Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Field Friday, May 2.-Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Hunt and little daughter of Chug-
water. Utah, are visiting relatives and
friends in town.-Mrs. r. O. Tillotson
and daughter, Margaret, are visit
ing in Jericho.--The funeral of Peter
Cover of Fairfield. who died Friday May
%, was held the following Monday at St
Georges Church. Mr.. Cover was II
years old.-The remains of Mrs. Chrsto-
pher Ducharme of Glens Falls, N Y.
were brought to this place for burial
Monday morning Mrs. Ducharme was
~ years old and was formerly n resi-
dent Of East Fairfield.-The base ball
game between Richford high school and
Brigham academy Saturday, May 81. re-
suited in a victory for the visiting team
the score being II to 4-The chicken pie
dinner given in the town hall Thursday,
May %, by the women of St. George 5
Church netted Sls.s0.--Jchn Moran of Los
Angeles, Cal, Is the guest of his father,
William Moran
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Bare. with Charles Kane as guide,
caught over 80 pounds Tuesday forenoon
and another Barre party caught over 30
pounds.-Fitz Jackson, wife and friends,
arrived In esmp Monday and opered his
cottage on Msslsquoi bay.-W. l.. Payne
and family of Scranton, Pa. are ex-
pected this week to open their summer
home, "Ferncroft." near the Franklin
House.-Dr. and Mrs. Bates of Highgate
Center spent the first of the week at
their summer cottage, 1.-THE Squirrels. =
The many friends Of Captain j. T.. Ed
ridge Of Randolph will be pleased to know
that his health Is much improved. He is
better this spring than at any time In the
past two years, and an enthusiastic be-
lever In Highgate water, air and sun
shine.
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FLETCHER.

Joseph Como of Cloverdale visited his
son, o. IT, Como, the past weeks. T..
Pope and w. n. Griswold of Jefferson
vile were recent business visitors in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Parsons Of
Fairfax spent Sunday in town.-Harmon
Wetherbee and friends of burlington were
in town Sunday.-Mr and Mrs James
Spaulding of Westford visited relatives in
town Sunday Morton Leach is Mt home
from Bellows Fails, where nc has been
working-Mr, ana Mrs. Ira Green were
ia, liz