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moved to Worcester, Mass, last week,
where they will stay for tho present with
her parents George Chaffee and family
of Coventry and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fair
banks Of Derby spent Sunday with their
father, Bethuel Chaffee.-A large number
attended the Sunday school rally at Troy
last week Also good many went down
to the democratic rally Saturday evening
In Brooks hall.-Miss Anna Conner, who
has been spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs w. a. Young, has gone to her
home in Willston before beginning her
9th year as teacher in Yonkers.-Miss
Anna Goodwin of North Troy spent three
days last week with Miss Blancn. Martin,
who returned with her ant ~dyed over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Woods of North
Shefford, Can, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Wood of Orleans were week END visitors
at Dudley Travers s.--Miss Theo. Hendrix
goes to West Charleston this week to
visit her sister and also to Albany to
visit her cousins before her return.-Miss
Elinor Brown begins school in the
LaPferre district Monday. Miss Hazel
Brown will teach in the LeClaire district
at Lowell this fall.-Louis. Milton and
Wendell Bell spent Friday and Saturday
with friends camping at Crystal lake,
Barton
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ORLEANS COUNT
GREENSBORO.

John Garvin and wife are spending a
lew weeks In Maine.-Dr. +. C.. Kinney
returned from Middl bury Friday even
;ns.-Erwin Wilson, wife and daughter
have been visiting in Brattleboro for a few
1ays.-The Rev. Dr.. Lord has returned
rom Dover. Iass.-Mr. and Mrs, David
Peel have gone to Northampton. Mass,
Tor several .ys' visit.-Mrs. Mary
-aswell of Concord y. H., is visiting
aer sister, Mrs. G.. \. Goodrich-That
Miss Marion Wilson as an entertainer in
character studies Is unexcelled was the
verdict Of all who had the pleasure of
listening to her at the church the even
ing of August 6. The time between the
acts was filled by piano solos by Mr..
johnson and Mrs, Lord. and vocal solos
rendered by Mrs Denman and Mrs Pres
ton.-George Malon's talk Friday even
ing on The way the news Is gathered for
city daily paper and the expense there
off, was listened to by large audience
of we'll pleased people Mr.. Mallon gave
the lecture for the benefit of the free
library and the net proceeds We're over
S50.-Prof. Bliss Perry will lecture on
"Uncle Toms Cabin" TT the Congrega-
tional Church on Tuesday evening, August
2O.-M. H. Gibson and son of Ryegate
We're in town SATURDAY. The Rev +. Col
Inns returned from II short vacation Sat
uruaV
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Miss Mary Cressey. who has been spend
ing some time In Providence r. l.. is
expected home the last Of the week.
Mrs. Mary Bergholz. who is visiting at
Mrs. f.. A. Newcomb's, spent Sunday
in Middlescx.-The remains of Jewett
Prescott were brought here from Bur
lington Monday. The funeral was held
az his late home Wednesday at two
o clock.--W r. Montague was IN Mont
pelier Thursday and Friday.-George
Barnes of Windsor and Frances Prior of
Morrisville are at William Woodward
Miss Anna RumbauRh of Little Rock.
Ark, spent Sunday at w. Fl. Anderson
Miss Melissa Doying Of Montreal is at
ing the Washington County Veterans as
ISOLATION at Dewey Park last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. J, o. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs
William Woodward. A. X. Smalley. J. c.
Davis. j. W. Wrisley. Joseph TAFT and Dr.
Foster. -William McAvoy and family Of
Montpelier. who have been at Mrs.
T.ucia's house for some time. returned
home Tuesday Mrs. Harry l.. Reed of
New York is at Mrs F.. a. Newcomb's.
legiate Church and sang here In the even
ing service at the Pa tist Church.-At the
annual meeting of the Washington County
Veterans association DR.. F.. J. Foster wa s
reelected president. The meeting was the
best and most largely attended Of any in
10 years.-Frank w. Guild was in Chester
last week 10 attend the funeral Of a
relative.
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BRANDON.

Or. W. r. Marsh returned Saturday
from New York and Boston.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred w. Churchill of Proctor are at
weeks Raymond Allen, who has been
spending the week with his cousin. W.
ii. Dean, Jr., returned to WinSted, Conn
Saturd5.y,-W Walter &. Graves has re-
turned from Mount Vernon, Mo-. where
he has been spending several weeks.
Prof j. Harold Fuller has returned from
Johnson and Bennington, where he has
been spending part of his vacation.-Mrs.
William IL. 7. Read. who has been the
guest of MI. ana Mrs. Frank Osborn for
few weeks. returned to-day 10 his
home In Dorchester, Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
Myerhoff and Mrs. Perry of New York
are spending few days at Silver lake
Mr., and Mrs A. A. Bashaw nave re-
turned to their home in ST. Adams ac-
companied By Miss Anna Bashaw. who
will spend her vacation there Miss k.u-
genia Thomas. who has been at Silver
lake for several weeks. returned to her
home here Saturday The Rev. David w.
Lovett of Orange Mass. who Is SPEND
ing a few weeks in town. occupied the pull
pit at the Union Church in Proctor sun
d ;y.-Thc following teachers have been
engaged for tho town district schools
District No. |, Miss Mary Tarble; No. 3,
Miss Bertha Summer; No. s. Ms Rose
Parmelee; No .. Miss ELSIE Fisk, No, 10,
M:r- Nettie Rowe; No. u. Miss Alice
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WESTF1FLD.

Miss Wagner of Georgia. one of the
State officers of the Sunday School as
ISOLATION, gave an interesting and helpful
talk in the Congregational Church sun
day evening To Il good sized audience. -
The Christian Endeavor society will give
g. social IN the tcngrega ,ional vestry Fri
lay evening, a short program Is PLAN ed
and refreshments will be served 1t Is
probably the last social before the high
school students leave for the year.-Mrs.
David Hitchcocs goes to St, Johnsbury
this week to visit her cousin during the
pageant Mrs Bradley Houston and ,lrs,
j.. c. Wood Sorth and youngest son went
Friday for two weeks with relatives. -
Mrs ii. w. Burnham and children spend
few DAYS in st. Johnshury this week.
Ahert Martin of Worcester, Mass. Is
spenu.ng several weeks with his grand
father Joseph Sherbcrt. and other rela-
t'v'~.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley Beware
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MONTPELIER.

The officers of Berlin have engaged f.
n. Sanctuary TO supervise repairs on the
Dodge bridge. which has been in poor
condition since the abutments were dam
aged by the high water last spring. A
petition was sent to the public service
commissioner some time ago for the aboli-
ton Of the grade crossing at this point.
il being proposed to build a new high
way skirting the hill with a bridge to
cross the Central Vermont and Barre rail-
road tracks and the river. The commits
sion gave II hearing but the matter has
never been decided. Highway Commits
sioner Oates has offered to nave the State
bear the expense of the new road II the
town OF Berlin viii secure the right OF
way.
Saturday. August 10, was the day on
which the notice given by the board of
health to the owner and tenants OF the
Swasev property on Court street to clean
up expired. Health Officer William Lind
say said Saturday that one family has
moved ont and the others, together with
the owner, have taken notice Of tho or
ders OF the hoard and an Improvement Is
already manifest. II Is expected condi-
tons wal be further improved without &C.
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HILLBS CLAIMS 81 STATES
Taft VIII Have 3S4 Electoral Votes,
He says-WilsOn ia and
Roosevelt None.

Chicago. Aug l+-Chairman H!lles OF
the republican committee tonight issued
a statement claiming 81 States with a
total electoral vote Of 1854 for the republic
can ticket and conceding 10 States, with
an electoral vote of ia. TO the Democratic
party and listing four States, with an
electoral vote OF "a. as doubtful Chair.
man Hilles comedies no States to tho
progressives.
The States claimed by the republicans
are: Colorado, Connecticut Delaware.
Idaho, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa. Kansas,
Kentucky, Maine, Maryland Massachu-
sets. Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Montana. Nevada, New Hampshire. New
Jersey. New Mexico, New York. North
Dakota. Ohio, oregon. Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Dakota. Tennessee.
Utah. Vermont. Washington. West Vir-
ginia Wisconsin. wyoming.
Listed as doubtful are: Arizona. Call.
forria, Oklahoma, Nebraska. The rcuaip.
der were conceded to the democrats.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Fannie Waldo with her children
returned Saturday after staying at Bethel
in Charles Waldo's family four weeks.
Her daughter, six years old. had diphtheria
there.-F. NJ. Wedgewood of Essex juno
ton was with his wife over Sunday at
N. l.. Boydens.-T. S. Allis of Derby,
Conn, arrived here Monday and Is at his
cottage in the villages. A. Darling of
Flushing, ~ Y, Is n guest at George II.
Temple's.-Alfred G. Wells returned from
Burlington Monday. where he had been
on business for two or three days.-The
Rev. Walter Bradford has gone to Maine
for his vacation of two weeks. where he
will VISIT relatives and friends. The Rev.
w. T. Sparhawk will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit during Mr. Bradfords
absence.-1he administrator has sold the
automobile that G. l.. Hodges bought
short time before his death. to a party
In Barre and delivered it last Monday.
The teachers are all engaged for the high
and graded school, which will omen Tues
day. September 3. the day after Labor
day. The principal will he college
graduate from Connecticut Mrs. s s.
Allen Of ST. Adams is visiting Mrs Luke
Parish.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

large number OF the friends OF Miss
Lera Havey gave her surprise party
Friday evening. her 18th birthday ami
Versary,-Mrs. Leon l.. Chamberlin and
daughter. Lora. go Monday to Woodstock
to visit at Arthur w Ballard's.-The
Bethel baseball team won It's game In
Rochester Saturday by a score of 6 "a
o. good number Of rooters accompanied
the team.-The Roosevelt Metzger Pro.
gressives' filed papers Saturday for Ben
jamin g. Bundy as their candidate for
town representative. The document bore
IL signatures headed by that OF Seth NJ.
Washburn. prominent merchant. The
candidate IL native citizen, owns a
farm In the west part OF the town and
~ member OF the Bethel Telephone COM
pany, having personal oversight OF its
INES he was educated at the common
schools and at Montpelier Seminary. lie
was an independent republican candida te
Tor the legislature In 1870 He IL the
nrst candidate nominated this year for
TINS onice,-A handsome new flag 20 by
81 feet bearing the names OF ''Harland
H. Howe for Governor and of Wilson
ana MARSHALL was hung Saturday even.
ing over the street at the north end of
the Bethel Inn block. Mrs. Melvin "
chandler OF Barnard died at her home
Friday after an illness OF several weeks
she was native OF that town and is
survived by her husband and mother. Tn.
Cox farm where she died was also her
BIRTH lace The funeral Sunday at two
O'Clock was we'll attended. the Rev. j.
Wesley Miller officiating. Interment wa.
In the Moth Barnard cemetery, Native
potatoes of good quality are being de.
llvered BY farmers Tor 0l.S q bu,as =
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LOWELL.

Mrs. I. X. Stinehour and Mrs. Jane
Brewer of Highgatc are visitors in town.
Mrs. G. r. Chamberlain is spending Il
few weeks in Lamoille county. Miss
Laura Whitehill OF Brow nington Is the
guest of Miss Mabel Farman.-M Lucy
Souther of North Hyde Park is stopping
with Miss Nellie Harding. DIR. and Mrs
A. o. Rjelland and children of Mankato,
Mimi. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ Stinehour.-Mrs. John Harding
and daughter. Miss Nellie. are the guests
of Miss Nellie Hardne.-Mr. and Mrs f.
H. Sanborn and family are in Morris.
ville.-Don, the eight year old son of
Thomas King WAS taken Thursday to the
Royal Victoria hospital in Montreal
FOR surgical trcatment.-M Blanche
Stephenson. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Stephenson, and Harry Will
hanson Of Barton were married recently
by the Rev. W. A. Warner-Mr. and
Mrs. G. a. Dwinell and son of Lynn.
Mass. are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. T.
S. Coalbeth.-Mrs. Martha Chamberlain
of ngiiod. Mass. is spending few
weeks with Mrs. n. II. Newton. The
republican town committee have called d,
caucus August III at y. m. for the
purpose Of placing man in nomina ton
for town representative at the general
assembly. and to nominate the Justice
ticket.-The funeral of Mitchell Daniels
of Westiield was held from st. Igna-
tius's Church Thursday morning. The
Rev. Father Lavigne officiated.-The Rev.
and Mrs. c. b. Bromley, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Sargent and Mrs Ella Curtis
are attending camp-meeting this w"ell
at Ithiei Falls.-The funeral of Charles;
Long OF Albany was held from st.
Ignatius's Church Saturday. the Rev FIR
LaNiGne oificiating.-N Timothy Sulli-
van of Manchester, n. H.. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. H. ]. Shechan.-Mrs. s. r.
Chase received posi- card shower Au-
gust g. tho occasion being her 50th birth
daY.-Miss Chloe Kelley and John r.
Murphy We're united In marriage August
10 at the Catholic parsonage by the Rev.
FIR LaviCne. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are
spending the week in camr at Lake WI
loughhy. Mrs. W. l.. Adams of provi-
dence. X. l., is tlc guest of Mrs. tieorco
Curtis
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TUNBRIDGE.

The death Of Harris r. Isham occurred
August at his home here. He leaves a
w1fe and seven children. Mrs. Elbridge
Ross OF Huntington, Mrs W. II. Clog
ston OF Tunbridge, Elarey j. Tsham Of
South Royalton, Homer H.. MYRTLE c.
LILLIAN v, and Bern!ce w. Isham of Tun-
bridge The funeral was held at his
late residence Monday at one O'Clock
The Rev. f. l.. NJ. Barnes officiated.
with z. j. Hewitt in charge Hymns
were rendered by mixed quartet The
bearers were Irving E. Isham, Sherman
G. Hhan,. Ichabod A. 1sham and Homer
e. Isham. Interment was in River View
Cemetery at South Roya'ton. Those in
attendance from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lord of South Burling-
ton, 1cnahod Ishan and Homer F.. Ishan.
OF WtIiston. Irving +. Isham of St.
George, Sherman G. Ishan Of Whallons-
burg, b. y, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
lsham of Vershire.
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BROWNINGTCN.

Ethel Newton went last week " edncS-
day to Montreal 20 tho ROYAL Victoria
hospital iol treatment Mrs r T..
Kitchens and Ruth Joslvn spent a few
days At Morgan recently with Ms
liitchens's daughter. Mrs Leon Lewis 49,
Mrs Clyde Herman has been to the ST
JohnsburS hospital for treatment for APP
pehdlcitis.-' harl"s - Peter has been
visiting relatives In Lawrence Mass. :.
r. Dennison of Glover, visited his
brother-in-law. T.. = Wells. last week.
Thoma, Smith h.. sold the goods in
the store to Mr.. Stone West Albany
Mr. an. Mrs, Henry Lewis OF North
Troy visited at f.. NJ Porters last week.
-Mr1. Sarah Fox has moved to Evans
vlle.-W. II. Grant visited his sister, Mrs
Henry Leland last week.
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MORETOWN.

Jennie Colebrook of Waitsiield Is visit
Ing friends In town.-Mr, and Mrs. Graves
and son of Morrisville are visiting at H.
o. Ward's.-Burton Ward Is in Bolton
looking after his fathers interests while
Curtis Guyette has a vacation Of two
weeks.-Curtis Guyette and wife of Rich
mond are visiting friends in town.--Wil-
liam Lovely Of Burlington Is working for
II. o. Ward.-Louis Roberts of Fayston
has moved into one OF Wards tenements
and Is working for H. o. Ward.-Beatrice
and Barbara Guyette. who have been
visiting In town, returned to their home
In Richmond Saturday.-The will be no
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday. the pastor being away
on his vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Russell visited In Waitsfeld Sunday.
Ruth Bruce is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Edward Palmer, in Waterbury
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JOHN JACOB AsTOR BORN,
Posthumous Child Of Titanic Hso,
Starts Life With 9SOOOvO00.

Starts Life with @SO0OyO00.
New Cork. Aug. H-Mrs. Madetelno
Force Astor. survivor Of no T&Anio
disaster In which her husband. Col John
Jacob Astor. lost his life last April, gave
birth to a son at 8:15 O'Clock this morning.
The new arrival has been NAMED John
Jacob Aston after ies father. Tho baby
becomes a direct heir to 100000 Of the
Astor fortune
News Of the arrival Of the Astor bahy
was made known m q bulletin fUued b.
the attending physician The bu1letin
read: Mrs Aston has a son. born a& eg10
O'Clock. His name IA John Jacob Aston
Mother and son ire In good condition"
The fact That his father proved htmself
a hero in the Titanic disaster BY stAppdne
aside to let women and children take
places In n1eboats and that the wife from
whom, he then parted was his bride Of but
la few months, coupled with the large
fortune which Was provided for q
posthnmous otfld. have lent unusual In.
terest to the arrival Of the youngest
Aston.
Tia new Astor baby w1lN be tho only
one Of the Astor children ever born
with fortune as Large as 100000 IN III
own right. Colonel Aston had provided
that whether the child was a boy or girl
1t should receive the same sum. and even
II the stork brought more than one child.
Colonel Astor's win also covered that
contingency a. It read as follows
II bequeath such number OF separate
sums Of 100000 each as shall be equal
| to the number Of my children
who shall survive me other than my son.
William Vincent Aston, and my daugh-
ter. Ava Muriel Aston" Tho latter chill
dren are by Colonel Astors first wife.
Mrs. Ava Willing Aston.
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GAYSVu.LE.

CLAYTON Campbell Is employed by the
Champlain Realty company.-The Rev. E.
L. Cooper and daughter OF Randolph.
we're guests at r. f. Wilson'S one day
last week-W. r.. Perkins Is enlarging
his store-F. p. Baker is making improve
ments In the post office and his store.
Mrs. Sarah Morey is visiting friends in
Bethel.-Mrs. Eva White, who has been
visiting her daughter In Deerheld, n. H.,
returned to her home Saturday.-The Rev.
] p. Sargent of Northheld, who was a
guest at the "Cobble." went with Paul
Miner TO Killington, Neb,. Wednesday,
Mrs A. W. Smith of Williamstown. is a
guest Of her father. Joel Blackmer.-Mrs,
Ruby Blackmer was afflicted with lum-
baso last weekLThe Rev. ]. B. Sargent
will speak at the Congregational Church
August IS and August 25.-Misses Clara
and Hazel Quimby of F1ttsfield. have WIS.,
tied friends In town the past week.-Earl
Davis and two OF his sisters Of Pittsheld
were In town Tuesday. He left his
fathers automobile at J. f. Safford's for
repairs and returned by train.-Ethsl
Warner Of Mortified 10 guest OF Miss
Ruth Ware.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dutton
OF Bethel visited HE sister. Mrs Daisy
Campbeil, last week.-Charles Durkes of
Montpelier was a guest OF his sister. Mrs,
Mary Tucker, Tuesday. Mrs. Emma
Hassam and her two granddaughters. the
Misses F1eda and Gladys Hassam, OF East
Hariwick. are guests at G. II. Martins
Miss Rosamond Sargent Of Mortified is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. George Miner
Miss Madge Quimby OF Pittstield called
on friends In this village Tuesday. Mrs.
Densmore of Bethel Is taking care OF
Miss Mary Boutwell-Miss LAURA Boutwell,
IL visiting relatives al Penacock. n. II
J. A. Chedel and household went 10 their
cottage IN Endheid, ~ H.. Saturday for
a short vacation.--The grammar school
will open August "a and the fall term
Of the primary school will begin at the
same time The high school begins Sep
TENDER 3.-Thomas Jackson, WHO was for
merly the overseer Of the tale rine at
Stockbridge, was killed In q railroad acct
dent near Rome, y. Y last geek. A gang
OF Italians boarded the train and all
taking the same side OF the car tipped
u over. Mr.. Jackson did not think he
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RUTLAND COUNT
POULTNEY.

Fred H. Drew. last year principal Of
the high school at Essex Junction. has
accepted the su .,erirtendency of the West
River School Union, This union includes
about % schools in the towns Of West
minister Townsend, Newfane and Wards
horo Mr. Drew has been engaged in
teaching for several years in various
Vermont schools, was student at the
University of Vermont and is a graduate
of Harvard University. where he special
lied in edu . tional work. His appointment
to this responsible position comes as Il
fitting reward for his past success.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

son. a Massa chusetts teacher, is here this
week the guest of Miss Harriet Wilson,
Robert Bundy, Middlebury College
student, who is passing his summer vaca-
ton in st. Adams. was in town Monday.
w. S. S. Buck left Tuesday for Rutland
and Castleton where he is to pass his
vacation from his work In the office Of
the Buck Printing company. Misc Annie
Messer Will give an exhibition OF
decorated china. fooled leather and hand
wrought jewelry at her home on South
Pleasant street Saturday afternoon and
evening-Horace Moulton of New York Is
at home for few weeks with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton. Mrs. W. f.
Edison went to Lebanon, n. H., Monday.
and from there will join a party for an
automobile trip of nearly two weeks in
Massachusetts and possibly the White
nountans.-Mrs Fred Dudley and three
children went Wednesday to Lake
isunapee for a few days and from there
will go to her old home in Grantham,
n. H--A republican rally will he held
here Saturday afternoon. y nag raising
will take place early in the afternoon,
after which the company will repair to
Music hall and be addressed by Allen
Fletcher and Clarke Fits of Brattleboro.
A flag will be raised by the Progressive
oarty Friday and addresses given by their
candidate for governor and other speak
crs--Mrs George O'Caif of st. Johns and
Mrs. Frank O'Cain OF Rochester. n. Y,
arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs. George
Lucia--Mrs. Emma Blanchard Coy Of
Rockland, Mass, who has been here and
1t East Braintree visiting Mrs. Ellen
Blanchard and other relatives, left We'd
nesday and Will pass some time with
other relatives at the beach before going
10 her home.--Miss Nellie Jones went to
Bethel Wednesday to visit her mother.
Mrs Jackman went to Bethel Wednesday
to pack the rest of her household good 8
and bring them here for the present.
The ladies of the Sanitarium Aid, who
gave q sale in the parish house Saturday,
cleared over $126. which will be added to
the fund for the support Of the free bed
at the sanitarium.-The Rev Fraser
Metzger Is out of town this week, speak
ing in different parts of the State upon
the political sftuation.-Mrs Ruth Will
lams. who has been Ill at the home of
Mrs. Alice Bruce. Is now mot- comfort
able and II is expected size ~nl recover
from her attack Of bronchial pneumonia -
Wesley Hodgkins. who has been i'll with
bronchitis for several days. is now better
The latest news from Miss Hannah
Aidr1ch, who has been very i'll at
Rochester for several months, is not
encouraging.
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SOUTH ROYALT0N.

John stoddard OF Ripton was with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stoddard. last
week.-Miss Ellen Stoddard has been
nre.ented with a Merrill piano from her
mother. Mrs. F. Stoddard.
Truman E. Kimball and Clara Aims
worth, both Of Sharon. were married at
the Methodist parsonage Monday by the
Rev f.. l.. NJ. Barnes.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The question OF the establishment OF q
new weekly newspaper for Windsor
county. and Grafton county. n. H.. has
been agitated. a meeting OF citizens was
held at the Junction House Tuesday even
ing at which the subject was discussed
from various standpoints and commit
tee OF three appointed to thoroughly in
yestigate the project.