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and Mrs. G. b. Vincent; sweet meas. nj
and Mrs. Dewey Smith; spray Of eIad,o
MRS. G Lasille; sweet peas and cut nov
ers from Mrs. G.. Griffin, Mrs. r. w uol
deh' MI. and Mrs. G. Jackson Mr. al
MRS. w. T. jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Il
jackson. Mrs. f.. Martin, Mrs. NJ Il
brewster. Mrs. Nellie Smith and MD
winnie story, Mrs. G.. Macomber. Mrs n
.. irish; cut flowers from Mrs. Gertrud
nichols Jordan, Miss George W. Irish AM
many others whose names were unknow,
MIS- Mead was born In North t'ndorh,
octoher q, 1876, tho day being also m
oirthday or both her parents and the ann
versafy of their marriage. They wer
Fillmore j. Robinson and Julia ,Jackso
ROBINSON both Of Underhll. At the ag
OF 10 her mother became an invalid an
the care of home and mother became he
ne work, and to all its duties she CAV
inc most loving and devoted sorv,ce fo
nearly 70 years. She was married I'M
~. 1908, to William r. Mead OF I'nderbil
Out sui remained in her old home until
year and n half ago when they came I
ohderhili village, where she made man
friends, because of her pleasant way,
ana beautiful character Because Of i'm
paired health she went to the hospital 70
surgical treatment on August rs and wa
unable to rally from the operation.
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sTARKsBoRo.

The Rev. and Mrs Franklin Blake have
gone to North Tunbridge to attend the
Baptist yearly meeting.-Mrs. Kate Hill,
Miss Bertha Hill and Master wilkins Hill
have returned from Barnard.-Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Newton of Burlington have
returned after visiting her parents and
other relatives here.-Earl Dolan, who Is
working In Hinesburg. has an attack OF
appendlcitis.-Mr. and Mrs. o. Fisher,
Mrs. Ada Kinsley of Bristol, Burley Bid
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoag of
Monkton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Finnev OF
Hinesburg, Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Sibley
of Montpelier were among those from out
Of town who attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Celia Sayles Tuesday.-Flagg Hill or
Boston Is visiting at Frank f1ilFs.-The
Grange have a regular meeting this week.
Mrs. Mary Hill. who has been suffering
from slow paralysis for several weeks.
died Monday. She was nearly 90 years OF
age The funeral was held Wednesday at
80 p. IN. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G.. Ferguson, where she lived.-Mrs.
Celia sayles. aged 62. died on the 9Th,
after an illness of several weeks. The
funeral was held Tuesday at the home,
the Rev Mr.. Sawyer Of IIinesburg off,
catng She Is survived by her husband,
Hoel Sayles, two daughters. Mrs. Josie
Brown and Mrs. Alice Brown.-Harold
Clifford Is able to be up.
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fire department arrived. The firemen
did excellent work in preventing the
spread of the fire TO tho store of J. l..
Devino next door. In % minutes they
had the fire under control. The flames
had worked through the partitions to
the rooms above the store occupied by
Mr.. Goldberg. There the greater dam
age was done by smoke and water. Tho
partitions In all the rooms were torn out
in places so water could reach the
flames. Mr.. Devinos jewery store was
chiefly damaged by water ana smoke.
He estimates his loss at less than 81 900.
partly covered by insurance. Mr. Gold
berg had just received his fail patterns
and his loss Is placed at more than 81, 600,
upon which he carried $500 insurance In
the Hickok agency On his household
goods he had $500 insurance and the loss
Is considerably more tnan this amount.
The block, one Of the oldest in the VIII
lage is owned by julie Mongeon, who
estimates his loss at not less than ZOO
This Is covered by Insurance in the r.
$. Peck agency.
Mrs. Delima Provost, wife Of Domino
Provost, died at her home on West street
Tuesday night after an Illness of a Few
hours. Tuesday morning she siinered a
stroke OF paralysis and failed to rally.
Mrs. Provost was 4s years old and Is sur
vived by her husband and one son, and
also by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Gervais. four sisters and brother resid-
ing in Canada. The funeral will be held
at eight o'clock Friday morning at st.
Francis Xavier Church.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. John Dutton of Bethlehem, \. H..
was in town Sunday. She will he remcm-
bcred as Mrs j. G. Chamberlin.-Mr and
Mrs. John Ford of Randolph are spending
their vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. Ford.-Miss Maude Howe went
to Essex Junction the first of the week.
Fl. c. Hubbard was elected town represen-
tative by a majority OF 10 over the other
three candidates.-The many friends of
Abby Briggs. who was reported III at F..
+. Briggss in Randolph, are pleased to
learn that she Is convalescent.-School
commenced in district No. 10 Monday.
Mrs Alick Shampany Is teacher.-Mrs. f..
H. Abbott of Rochester was the guest or
Miss Mary Child from Saturday till Mon
day.-Alfred Cady of Rochester and his
family visited his brother, Leon Cady,
Sunday.-John Cady Is with Oscar Tucker
and family.-Mrs. Wales Sargent and
three children. who have been in town
three weeks, have returned to Randolph. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin BaGlcy and family
are in northern Vermont for two weeks
Ward Bean Is in Rochester attending high
school.-Henry Riley has taken the place
OF S. f. Hubbard, vacated by William
Bean, who has gone to Massachusetts
The State road from the village to the
Warren road Is completed
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Carroll French Is working in Bethel
Susie Currier went to Barre Saturday.
where she will teach the coming year.
Miss Fannie Stafford gave an interesting
talk at Jewett chapel Sunday evening on
her educational work in the South among
the negroes. Charles Downer has pur-
chased a place in GoffstoWn. \. H., and
moved there the first of the week.-W. D..
Mann and family returned home last
week from plainiicld and Barre. where
they have been visiting.-It Is understood
that Mr.. Clifford Of Danville has rented
Mrs. Grays tenement and will open n
meat market soon.-Robert Allen is build
ing a garagc.--I.ouis La PIERRE and bride
have returned from their wedding trip.
He is working for q. II. Allbee.-Wallace
Mann is working for MONTGOMERY & Son
in their shop.--Austin Laird is working on
the section.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. l.. f. Morgan's remains We
brought here from Illinois and burledn
the family lot. The funeral service W.
held in the Methodist Church Wednesai.
The Rev. Mr.. Heller otiiciated'-A put
home wedding took place at the ho"'e
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Noyes Thursu"S
500 p. m, when the Rev, G' T. No'h'
and Miss &, Beulah Noyes were MARI
The Rev, Peter Heller officiated' MI al
Mrs Cornell will be at home AZ Mo"h'o
after October |, where MI 'o''ie'
preaching. -There Is to be a prosreSs''
meeting at the town hall Thurso"' e'',
ing. The Rev. u. u. Bosworth VIII spea
Miss Hattie Bump Is spending 10
days with her parents. she returns
Elnora, n. Y, Saturday.-Judse an" W.
j. T., Weeks OF Middlebury spent S"""'
with Mrs. T., l.. Hamilton ana """s"''
Rnth.--Mias Cecile NJ Thomas eApo'"
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HARDW1CK.

f. NJ. Davis was in Cambridge Tues
day.-Miss Josephine Lawson went TO
Boston Monday.-A. h. Shannon was In
Fairfield Tuesday.-Therc will be n spe-
cai village meeting Friday, September
70. at 7:S0 p. m, to see II the village
will vote to lease their electric power
plant to Woodbury. Granite company
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Scarman Thursday, September s.
Mrs. c. L. French. who has been visit
ing in Boston for n few days. returned
Tuesday.-Miss Myra Currier Of Nor
risvile is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
j. j.. Conant.-Miss Mary Donald left
Monday night for Startgart. Ark. where
she has n position as teacher In the pub
lie schools.-Miss Amanda Hemstead Of
Reading. Pa. is the guest of Miss Jessie
Jones.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Griswold of Remington is the
Euest OF Mr.. and Mrs John Shaw.-Mrs.
May Fox. who has been at w. c. Sturte-
wants. left Monday for New YorlS.-Miss
Marjorie Ryder gave an interesting talk
at the Methodist Church Sunday even
ing.-W. G.. Sturtevant went Monday to
Cornwall-on- the Hudson to join Mrs
Sturtevant. who has been spending
some time with their daughter at that
place.-Edward Bowdish. representative
elect. entertained his friends at his homo
Wednesday evenlng.-Miss Loretta
Thompson left Saturday to resume her
studies at ntpelier-Theophills Hay
ward Of Lynn. Mass, was recent
guest Of his mother. Mrs. Jennie Hay
ward.-The latest report from Carson
Robbins Is that he is very low with
tuberculosis.
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COLCHESTER,

Mrs. d. G. Alger and daughter. Blanch
are visiting in Bristol.--H. S. White and
family have returned from the Bay
Much needed repairs are being made on]
the Congregational parsonage.-Nfr. and
Mrs G. n. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs
Porter Herring are visiting In Westford.
Miss Dorothy Wright Is ill.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Woodruff are attending the
Baptist association at Jericho.-Can
Densmore Is In Barre and CRANKY on
btsiness.-Mr. Croker of Burlington
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Fay.
Mrs Victor Perkins was operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital last week
for appendicitis.-The Kings Daughters
Will serve dinner In the parish house Sat-
urday.-H. Stuart Tuck Of Boston Is
visiting Miss Pauline Smith.
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CHIIYENDEN COUNTY
W1NOosK1.

Mrs. Caroline Greemore, widow Of
James Greemore. died at her home, "a
fiickok street at HIS o'clock Sunday
morning after an Illness OF about two
years. Mrs Greemore began to grow
worse Tuesday and since then she had
been confined to her bed, death resulting
from n complication OF diseases. She was
born In Fairfield June 80, 1852, and when
20 years of age married Mr. Greemore.
They came to this village and for AZ
Years resided in the house where Mrs
Greemore died. No children We're born to
them. She leaves two sisters Mrs. Henry
MAYO and Mrs Celina Girard of St.
Adams.
Evangeline, the nine-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Huard. died at
her home on West Spring street Saturday
afternoon after an illness of nine DAYS.
Besides her parents she is survived by
two sisters and two brothers, Miss
Cecille Huard, George and Hector OF this
place ana Mrs. Frank Knapp of Wood
stock. The funeral was held Tuesday
at three O'Clock in the afternoon at St
Francis Navier Church.
Fire in the old Baxter block Mt thrce
O'Clock Monday afternoon Quilted the
tailor shop OF NJ. Goldberg and dam
aged the apartments over the store.
causing loss of nearly $4,000 partly
covered by insurance. The origin of the
fire was probably due to gasoline used
In cleaning a coat in the tailor SHOP
Mrs Goldberg, who was in charge of
the store while her husband was at Fort
Ethan Allen. had just finished cleaning
coat and had perhaps hung II too close
To the IRE. or Il match lying on the floor
might have been ignited. They are at n
loss for any other cause for the blaze
Those noticing the fire called to Mrs
{ Goldberg, who was upstairs, and she
Mound 1t impossible to enter the store
cas- the flames had gained such Roadway
sA few minutes later the front windows
Were blown out and the store looked
rlike furnace. The flames were shoot
,ong higher than the building before the
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NEW HAVEN.

The funeral of Cornie Drake was held
at his late home Sunday at loo p. m,
the Rev. Mr.. Holden officiating. Burial
was in Bristol cemctery.-Mrs. Ira
Everest and daughter, Madaline. return
ed Friday from three weeks visit In
Canada. high school began Monday
with Miss Chalmers Of New Hampshire
as preceptress-Mr, Martin. who has
been engaged as principal of Bccman
high school, has moved here with his
family into the Academy housc.-William
Bennett has moved into the Brunell
house Edward Swcnor was in Burlng-
ton over Sunday.-E, s. Rowley of Shell
burne is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T..
Rowley.--Cards are out announcing tho
marriage Tuesday evening of Miss Flor
once Holden to Beriah Il. Burdick.-Mr,
and Mrs Henry Dimmock and Mr. and
Mrs Leon Rowley returned home Fri
day night from a week in camp at Long
Point--Miss Ethel liinckley Is guest OF
her sister Mrs H. G. Peck.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. r. ]. Woodbury. entertained the
Moravan club Wednesday, Sept. 4. the
first meeting of the year.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith returned Thursday to their
home in Washington. D. Chr. and Mrs.
w. W. Moore went Thursday to West
field, Mass, where they will visit their
son, s. G. Moore.-NIrs. j. +. Moore and
daughters are in Burlington for the week
Il. +. Moore has gone to Watertown. NJ
Y, to visit his son, Frank. While away
he will visit the New York State fair.
Mrs. Emma Branerd and Miss Jessie
Brainerd of Orwell passed Saturday at
c. N North's.-Dr. I. p. Sharon was
in Burlington this week---Mr. and Mrs
a. NJ. Smith were in Burlington this
week to attend the wedding OF their
niece, Miss Leffingwell.--IIc Plat
and brother, who have been with their
aunt, DR.. Plat through the summer,
have returned to Chicago-Thcrc will
be preaching in the Congregational
Church Sunday.--The funeral of Archie
Gokey was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of John Dumas.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Condis Allen of Bristol. Conn, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Florence Alien.
for a few days-M's. Mary Davis g in
acknowledgements, Clark has
extended an invitation to the citizens of
Lincoln to attend a reception at hi! resi-
dencc to-day.-War1cr Pierce has
qualified as tax collector and TIE tax
books will soon he in his hands.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Thorn and daughter. and Mr..
and Mrs 4. l.. Whit visited st w. w.
Norton's Sunday.
Mrs Jacob Collanr OF TIinesburg
visited in town Mondy anc Tuesday
Walter Estoy of Chaiotto was in town
Monday.-Thc infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ilamiltn is ill.-C. II,
Wiley. superintendent of schools, has
been visiting schools | town this week.
j. II. Ruttolph, couty inspector Of
permanent road work. as in town Tues
day.-Mis. O. +. Colhrn returned to
Bethel Saturday.-Mrs. w. j. Brown is
in orrishurG.-Mrs. Nj Whitney visit
c1 in rcrrsburg SATURDAY and Sunday.
e. II. Draper has returned from Rut-
land. where he has beer visiting his son.
Fred Draper.-Miss Eth, Allen is visit
| ing in Bristol Conn.
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RICHMOND.

The Rev. Father Brewin Of Laconia, N.
H., and the Rev. +. j. Happny of Exeter
are visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. W. Brewin.-The teachers and mem
beers of the senior class will give recep-
ton to the new principal Friday evening
in X. p. hall. TO which the citizens inter.
ested in the school are invited.-Miss Har-
riet Edwards who has been visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Albert Chan
der. In Bellows Falls for the past two
months, has returned home.-Miss Eta
b. Rhoads has returned to Barre, where
she is attending Goddard Seminary.-Nr
and Mrs. W. +. Squires are entertaining
his mother and a party of friends from
Springfield, Mass, who made the trip by
automobile.-Niss Nina Shepardson has
returned from a two weeks stay at the
Summit House on Mount Mansteld.-Mrs.
Edith Averill and children have retuynej
from Hudson. Mass, where they Were the
guests of her mother, Mrs. Mary Jacobs
during the summer.
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JERICHO.

Maitland Hunter of burlington has been
visiting at the home of his crandmother
Mrs. J. =. Hunter-Niss katherine Cooi'
has been in Underhll for "A week with
her sister, Mrs George F'arrell-Mr.
Nichols of Cambridge is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Hurd f. Montague-Mr
and Mrs. Harry Wright leave the last
of the month for Californla.-Max a.
Buzzell has resumed work in f. T. WILL
liams's store after a vacation Of two
weeks-Miss Phyllis Brown assisted by
Mrs Park H. Brown of Underhil'
pleasantly entertained l. young ladies Al
her home Saturday afternoon from $3.50
until $50. The affair was a farewell party
fo- Miss Dorothy Day, who goes soor
to Chicago. whore she will attend school
this year The afternoon was passed with
games and music and refreshments wer.
served. Those present beside the guest o.
honor, Miss Day. We're the Misses Flor.
ence Buxton, Pessie Percival Gertrude
Ladd. Nellie White. Barbara Desany.
Sadie Foster. Gertrude and Edith White.
ETiegenia Townsend lla Brigham and
Helen Cashmere. Ralph Dyer was at
home over sunday from Cambridge,
where he has employment. Mrs. Dyer and
daughter, Doris have gone to Cambridge,
where they will livc.-Mrs. Mary Mead
of Port Chester, " Y, was an over.
Sunday visitor nj l., f.. Wilbur s.-Tht
l.amo,le Baptist association began a ses.
sion Monday afternoon, which will con.
tinue through to-day, meeting with the
local Baptist Church.-Miss Sara Stafford
went saturday to Johnson. where she will
visit for several days at the home OF
Mrs. j. c. Derby,
The annual meeting OF the Baptist
Church was held Thursday evening. The
reports were accepted and adopted and
the following officers elected for the yearl
Clerk, Mrs. William c. Jackson; collector
and treasurer. Stephen f. Curtis auditor
Dennis Il. Rood; finance committee Max
A. Buzzell, Stephen f. Curtis, Warren Il
Buxton; chorister, Mrs. Max A. Buzzell,
organist. Miss Florence Buxton ushers
Max A. Buzzcll Warren T.. Buxton liter
AIRY committee, Mrs. Warren +. Buxton
Mrs. stephen e. Curtis, Mrs. Max A. Buzz
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Romeo n. Scott. aged II years. died at
about seven o'clock Friday following
n shock which he suffered last Saturday
He is survived by his wife. two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. George Ingalls, Of Rouses Point
and Miss Bertha Scott of this place, and
three sons. Walter Of Swanton. Robert
OF Chicago and Charles of Boston All
were with him Mt the end. The body was
taken Saturday to Swanton. his
former home, where the funeral was
held Monday afternoon at two o'clock
and interment made.
Mrs. William Henry died at seven
o'clock Tuesday morning. ager 20 years
She had been in Ill health for several
months. She was born In Henchenbrook,
Canada, her maiden name being Fanny
S. Allen. and she was married to MFR.
Henry in northern New York IS years
ago. They moved here in 1889 from West
ford She is survived by her husband and
two sisters, Mrs. Mary Levett Of
Wellesley, Mass, and Mrs. Anna Peck Of
Shoreham. The funeral will be held at
her late home this afternoon at two
o'clock
James II. Burke. who has spent about
a month with his family, expects to sail
Friday from Boston for San Jose Costa
RIGA. He is general superintendent of the
Northern Railway company.
Mrs Frank E. Bowman died at her
home In Winthrop. Mass. Tuesday night
after an illness Of several weeks. Her
maiden name was Lottie Williams and she
was born in Royalton So years ago, the
daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Williams. They came here to reside in
1872 She was married to Mr.. Bowman
&c years ago. They lived in Illinois sew
eral years and moved here IS years ago.
where they resided until they went to
Winthrop about four years ago. Mrs.
Bowman Is survived by her husband and
one son. Robert. of Boston, one sister.
Mrs. II. d. Drury Of this place, and two
brothers. f. d. Williams of Stamford.
Conn, md Robert Williams of Monte
Vista, Colo. The body will arrive here to-
right and the funeral will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Drury Friday
morning at 1890 O'Clock
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Eugen!a Ellison of Randolph visit.
ed her brother, d. +. Hanks. the first
Of the week.-Mr and Mrs. William Miner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blodgett at.
tended the fair Mt Mortified Tuesday,
George Fielder has moved into w. l.
Rings tenement house and Ezra Kimball
has moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Ffelder.-Mrs. Emma Hanks and Mrs.
Eugenia Ellison attended the funeral Of
Mrs. w. f. Hanks Sunday at BRISTOL
o. c. Hallock and Miss Carrie Derby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius KimbaIl are having
an outing at Lake Iroquois this week..
Miss Pauline Tart is attending school
at Montpelier.-Rolla Sargent returned
to his school at st. Michael's College
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Liberty
visited friends in Stowe the first of thu
week.
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WHITING.

EDWARD Casey OF Providence. r. l.. Is
in town. the guest Of John Aines.-Mr.
and Mrs Freegard passed Tuesday at
Lake Hortonia. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kesey.-Miss Orilla Lafountain
wss taken seriously III at Moses Aines s
last week and was taken to her home In
Dwell. where a physician pronounced 1t
a bad case of appendcitis.-Mrs. Henry
Wells Is the guest Of Mr.. Beecher's family
ir Hydeville.-Jesse Aines is at home
from Rutland on a visit to his parents.
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ono sister. Burial was in Pine Ridge GEM
etery.-The Rev. c. p. Kellogg Is In poor
health.-The Rev G.. c. Cornell and bride
returned from their wedding trip Satur-
day and are keeping house at the par
sonage.-E. G. Cox is gaining. Mrs. L.
j. Elliott Of Newport, N. f., was called
home Saturday by the low condition OF
her mother, Mrs. Catherine Begor.-The
Rev. II. M. Hall of Benson was in town
Saturday to attend the funeral Of Car
ter s. Dean.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry II.
Stilson and two daughters Of Proctor
were here to attend the funeral of Car
ter s. Dean.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRO.

Mrs. Harold Saunders. son and maid,
who have spent the summer at David
Follansbees, returned Saturday to Brook
Ign, n. Y.-Pearl Doty and daughter, Miss
Perie, of Massa chusetts. are visiting rel
atives. They formerly lived here-Arthur
Grace has had n telephone placed in his
house.-Mrs. Walter Young Is a guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Tracey, in Monkton.-
Mrs. ]. r. Edwards and children, who
have been guests at Daniel Hallocks re-
turned to their home In Brooklyn Satur-
day.-John Wright has purchased the
Daniels place west of the cemetery in
Bristol and takes possession at once. His
son-in-law. Sheldon Stokes, will carry on
his home farm.-Miss BERTHE Picard and
Miss May Muller of Brooklyn are guests
at Daniel Hammers.
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CORNWALL.

Miss Marguerite Lane left Friday for
q few days at New York, after which she
will go to Raleigh. N. c., to resume the
position as teacher Of domestic science at
st. Mary's school.-Miss Beulah Sanford
returned Thursday to Everett. Mass. aft
or spending the summer holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford
Mrs. Edward Peet and son, Lemuel, are
IN Portland. Me-, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Huntley
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LEICESTER.

Miss Exile Morse las gone to
Fowler and Miss Elsie ishe to Bran
don, where they will each.--Several
from this town attende the Rutland
county fair Thursday.-Miss Laura
Johnson has returned toher school in
Goshen, where she has taught the past
year.-H. II. Roberts. MO has been
very i'll, remains about the same
School throughout the own opened
monday for 10 weeks.-Ceorge John
son, republican. was elected represen-
tativc on the first ballot.-Mrs c. f.
Clark is ill-Miss Inez 4yers is at
tending school at Branon.--Austin
Johnson visited in Benson Frimy and
Saturday.