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FAIRFIELD.

The ice cream social held at the Con-
gregational Church by the intermediate
class Wednesday. June II. as a success.
Little Wilhcr Stunlebeam. who was
playing i'm the road. was knocked over
and the wheel of "a passing team struck
him in the side. He Is considered a little
better at this writlng.-A steam drill, OPP
Grated by Mr., Pocket and Mr.. Lew
now OF Enosburg Falls. is doing good
work on the roads.--A number of young
people attended the graduation exercises
at Bakersiield.--Th Rev. Mr.. Lachance
and MI and Mrs. George Nye attended
the choral union Concert at st. Adams.
Miss Champion of ST. Adams and Miss
Balch of Burlington We're in town last
week-W, II. Falrchild and A. G Finn
were in St. Adams Thursday.
Mrs. James Fanton, who has been i'll,
IS considered about the same to-day
Harris Soule is ill.-The Rev. George
Durkey of New York supplied the pulpit
at the Congregational Church Sunday
B@rdley Paradee, who has been confined
to the house for many weeks, ia able 10
be out on crutches--Alfred Bovat OF
Highgate Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Lambert. Miss Lenath Soule OF
Cambridge was In town Sunday.-Miss
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with power to act and Immediately made
! contract with the williams Granite
company of Jericho. The monument and
statue Is 1872 feet high and made from
Barre granite. On the monument are
four bronze tablets, the one facing east
bearing the inscription, TN Memory Of
the Soldiers who Served in the civil War
from 1915 to 1855, Erected by the Town
of Westford, 1911" Tho other three tab
let's bear the names of los men who
served in the army. The monument Is
surmounted by n statue OF the Rev.
John H. Woodward, known as the
fighting chaplain" who enlisted from
this town. The dedication exercises will
begin at 1850 July and 1t is expected
that the forenoon Will be devoted to
july sports. Dinner will be served by
several churches and societies.--The Rev.
and Mrs liidder go to Mddlebury this
week to attend commencement exercises.
when their son, Evans, graduates, Mr..
kidder expects also to go to Williams
College to be present at a reunion of his
class,
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Leo l.. Chase has taken a position with
the Barney Marble company of SW lntun
and moved his family to SWantuu Mon
daY.-John Glover of Wisconsin, who has
been at DR.. \. u. Patterns for fnW days,
is now visiting his old homo in Franklin.
Mrs Julia Rooney and daughter, Ethel Of
st. Albans, who were guests of relatives
in town Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
returned to their home Monday night -
Mrs Eghcrt Colburn. who ta.s been Ill
with the grip, is able to be out Of doors. -
CHaunccy Chase is clerking in II. NJ.
Wells store Miss r. A. Pattcn
Is visiting at her home in Frank
lin for few days.-Among the
graduates from brigham academy in the
class of 1917 was Mac K. Brennan of this
town who delivered the valedictory..-M
John Hand. who is Sc years of age, has
Just finished knitting a handsome white
shawl of fine Tamar floss. Mrs. Hand
does not wear glasses, and this is the
third shawl she has made within few
months
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs c.. G. Adams and daughter. Ber-
tina, and Miss Adams of Essex Junction
are guests Of Mrs Adams's parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Anderson.IThe entertain
ment given by the primary and inter-
mediate school was a success and much
credit is due the teachers as well as the
pupils. over $50 was taken in.-1he Yer
mont botanical ana Bird clubs Will hold
their summer meeting In this town July
81 and &C. They will be entertained at the
Franklin House. The shores Of Lake
Carmi and other marshes will be inVesti-
gated
John Russell Is taking an automobile
trip through the islands with J.. ..
Elrick Mrs A. j. Dexter Of Danville
is visiting her niece, Miss Ella Randall,
Ernest Tatro injured one of his little
fingers in cogs of a washing machine re
cently-Arthur Magnant, Leon Brewer
and f. A. Gallup attended the demo-
cratic convention at Montpelier Tues
day-At the republican caucus Tuesday
afternoon. Austin delegates We're elected,
r. II. Brown, f. S. Towle, The dele
gates to the State convention are r. NJ.
Towle and \. II, Wilder,
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RICHMOND.

a republican caucus was held in the
opera house Saturday evening at eight
O'Clock. W. \. Church was elected chair
man and c. II. Andrews secretary The
delegates elected to attend the county
convention at Burlington June 29 are
NJ. u. Dmick, c. S. Goodrich. Fred Fay,
j. y. BuleY, c. y. Andrews w. A
Church, q. NJ. Ainsworth and q. c. Gau-
Neu.-Mr and Mrs. George T.. Bartlett
have returned from Hoosic Falls, n. ",
where they have been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
nrd.-Mss Lenore Treat of Pittsford Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S Whitcomb. -
Mrs A. C. Berry has returned from Bel
lows Falls, where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs Preston iIadley.-Alis:i
Muriam Bartlett, who is attending school
IN Boston, is at her home for the sum-
MGR vacation children day WAS OBJ
served at both the Congregational and
tnivcrsalist Churches sunday. There
were 10 children baptized at the Cniver-
ealist Church. Miss Barnard who is
teaching in New Hampshire, is visiting
her parents at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
O. NJ AinSWorth.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

At the republican caucus Saturday
night, the delegates elected to the county
convention were: f. w. Quinn, Ira r..
Morse, G. l. Lincoln, f. =. Tillison, A..
J.. Fogg and w. Il. stroud. The delega-
ton will support f. w. Henry for State
senator. Further than this. it Is unin-
structod, but Is said that three will sup
port Villas aud three will root for Hop
kins for States attorney.-A baby was
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Il. J. MARROW Sun
day norning.-A mission service began
at ST. Thomas's Church Sunday and will
continue through the week.-Mrs.. Mar
garet Ennis has sold her farm and stock
to Tufiiold prevost.-Mrs. l.. II. Melvin
has gone to the hospital for treatment
Mrs. Jacob Cochran is visiting her daugh-
ter at East Charlotte.--Mrs. James Casey
is seriously ill.-At the republican caucus
TUESDAY evening a. j. Cavanaugh and
Charles r.. Aver We're elected delegates
TO the state convention to he held at
Burlington June 81 The delegation is UNI
instructed.
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RICHFCRD.

Donald s Thayer and Miss Emma
Gertrude liil, late of Richford. We're
married Saturday at st. AIMS Church,
the Pow. w T. Forsthc. rector, Miss
IINl is one of the most popular teachers
in the village graded school The
graduation exercises of the Richford
grammar school were held in Aver opera
hall Friday evening. The class numbers
lc. Tho following program was carried out
with much credit to the class and the
teacher, Miss Frances Ladoux of
Bakersfield, who has graduated seven
classes from this school, and who, it is
understood, viii return another year:
Invocation, the Rcv. s. i. Perry:
Isalutatory, Philip Locklin; Significance
of our Motto Marjorie Marvin; drama,
Tho Heir of Mount Vernon" members
of the class; views, seven graduating
classes, 1906 to 1872. valedictory. Martha
Manuel; presentation of diplomas The
Rev. Silas r. Perry Of Fair Haven added
to the entertainment by giving a series
of stcrcOpt.con views of Vermont
scenery, nature studies of flowers birds,
animals, etc.
| At the commencement exercises of the
Rchford high school held in Aver Opera
hall Thursday evening DR.. Guy Potter
Benton. president of the University of
Vermont held the close attention of his
audience for 20 minutes while he spoke on
| 1.-The Nan Seven Stories High" He gave
faith as the foundation of the structure,
| and virtue. knowledge, temperance. pa
tience. goodness. brotherly kindness and
love as the various stories of the building.
Principal d. w. McCleland introduced
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Luther Walter Kinney AMI Miss Mary
Jane Armstrong We're married at tine
home of the bride Wednesday, June l.,
by the Rev. Glenn w. Douglass of
bakersfield Miss Gladys Diamond is ut
home from her school in Iiardwick for
the summer-Thc Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs Henry Pratt at East
berkshire for dinner Wednesday .-Tho
village schools closed Friday. Those who
attained highest honors IN rre'r rcspec
tive classes were y class, Don Weld,
Il class, first, Ray Phelps second, Flora
Derby and Bculah Ioadlcy; G class,
first, Leland Dimond; second, Leland
Stanley; u class, first Osman Chaflee
and Irene Tatro; second, Marjorie ROC
ers. Mr.. Tyler gave prizes to the leader
in each class. There were Il pupils on
rolled in the upper room with an aver
age attendance of 20. Mr.. Tyler gave
prizes to the following pupils for perfcc,
attendance: Ruth IIoadley. Flora Derry
Bertha Jones. Don Weld, Leland Di-
mond and Leland Stanley.
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school house No. IL Thursday evening. -
The Missionary society held a meet
Ing at Mrs. Ralph Clark's Wednes-
day afternoon.-Th Mission Band will
meet at the parsonage next Saturday
afternoon.-The village school closed Sat-
urday.-Mrs. Orvile Baker and two young
sons left town Saturday for Providence,
r. l., for a visit OF several weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alban Thomp-
son.-Mr. and Mrs II. g. Fonda and Mas
ter Fordycc Fonda spent Sunday In Jeri-
cho Center as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Beers.-Mrs. Roderic Emo, who
has been III with tonsiltis, Is somewhat
improved-Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien
and three children of Waterbury, John
Myrlck of Montpelier and Richard My
rick OF California, who have been visit
ing Miss Nellie Hart, her father. and
other relatives here, have returned to
Waterbury.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodman, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Shell
burne, Will preach next Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William T.. Harris.
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UNDERHILL.

Tho school in district No. closed June
Il. OF the II pupils, the following had no
mark: Freda Blodgett Aaron Irish, les
lie Irish, Howard Irish, Alden Irish, Leo
LA France, Charles Irish and George
Irish.
The delegates who attended the
Woman's Home Missionary Union held
at Swanton will give their reports of the
convention at the Congregational Church
Sunday evening. There will be special
music.-Mr. and Mrs. John william and
son, Raymond, of Holyoke. Mass. are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. s. Nay.-Mrs
+. n Waterbury and children of Wolcott
are visiting her sister. Mrs. II. L. Terrill
Mr., and Mrs. Lou Howard of West
ford visited at Ii. b. Towards Tues
day.-IIarold Hayden, who has been at
tending school at ST. Johnsbury, Is al
home for the summer-Reginald Hawley
went Saturday to Loon Lake for the
summer
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Hayes entertained Mr.
Bnd Mrs. Daniel McLauEhton and son
of rayston last week. Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Harem of PlattsburEh, n Y,
are visiting them this wock.-Forest Car
ponter, who is attending school at
bakersfield, came Thursday to spend his
vacation with his parents.-Miss Mable
Edwards of johnson is visiting Mrs.
Carl Donsmore.-Charles Stokes of Lin
roln is visiting his niece, Mrs. Delbert
AIger-Carl Densmore and Arthur Os-
good are in Charlotte,--M a. y.
Woodruff has gone to Hinsdale, \. II"
10 visit her daughter Mrs Lillian
Adams.-Earl Dickey and sister, Marion,
and Mr. Bellows and Miss Wellington,
all of Barre, are at their camp at Nal
let's Bay-Mrs. Martha Whitney of
burlington Is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Frank Densmore - Mrs. Julia Bryan of
consin has just sent so to the Cemetery
association to start a permanent ceme-
terry fund This is the first received for
that purpose and it is hoped that many
others may follow Mrs. Bryans example,
b. +. Gale. who has been visiting in
Barre. returned to his home Monday
nieht.--Chidren's day will he observed
at the Congregational Church June 3D.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Leo II. Wilkins and Miss Agnes
NJ. Smith of Morrisvile We're married at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Thurs
day evening by the Rev. w, \, Roberts
Mrs. Wilkins is the daughter of harrison
Smith and was formerly resident OF
Stowe, Roy l.. ploof was married on
Wednesday in Morrisvile to Miss Maude
l.. Van Deusen OF that place.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. hi-
lings on Park street was the scene OF "A
pretty wedding Saturday afternoon when
at l30 o'clock their daughter Miss Lola
May Billings. was united in marriage to
George Almon Douglass, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon T.. Douglass all of stowe.
The parlors were tastefully decorated. the
color scheme being green and White, The
bridal party entered to the strains of
"Lohengrin." Mrs. 7. A. Douglass was
at the organ. The bridesmaid was Mrs,
II. W. Barrows, and the best man was
Archibald W. Billings. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. =. Angel OF
Williamstown. former pastor OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church In Stowe
The two-r!ng service was used and the
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HINESBURG.

The closing of the spring term at dis
trict school No. : was fittinGly observed
10y a delightful picnic in the beautiful
sugar orchard of Fairvicw farms. Neigh
bors provided a spread which was enjoy
ed by G3 people. The superintendent of
schools, Mr.. France. presided and after
dinner the pupils gave program of dia-
logues and recitations, which reflected
much credit on the teacher. Miss Lizzie
Gaffney. +. j. Lewis entertained the
company with his monograph. a sketch
entitled Lady Dupont and Her Daugh-
ters,' which was well given for such
young performers, was presented by
Miss Marguerite McDonough. Mildred
Reynolds. Madeline Bissonette. Christina
Lewis and Lucille Cain.
The district schools closed Friday. In
No. 3. department a. taught by Miss An
ma Patrick, those present every day the
last term were Carl Davies. Elwell
Davies, Ralph Mckenzie and Allie Owen
Those present every day the whole school
year We're Elwell Davies and Ralph Nc
lienzie. Carl Davies missed one day dur
ing the year. In department b. taught by
Miss Bessie Weed. those present every
day during the year were Alma Amour,
| Ethelyn Davies and Thesis Davies.
Those present every day the last term
We're Alma Amour, EthclYn Davies, May
| Bostwick, Marjorie Mckenzie Thesis
| Davies and Harold Lessor. Lucille Moore
| missed one day-Mrs. J. W. Jones of Bur
| lington has been with her son, Dr. Jones
| a few days. Mrs Leonard Andrews ha.,
| returned to Burlington after a few DAYS
| with her son, w. T.. Andrews The flu
| neral of Mrs. James Bird was held from
! the CONGREGATIONAL Church Saturday at
| 1000 a. m, the Rev. Richard owen ofticl-
atnE. The nterment was at New Haven,
| Mrs. Birds former home hildren's day
was observed at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning. -Georgie Bost-
wick, three years old, daughter of Carl,
| Bostwick, fell from a piazza and broke
| her collar bone few days ago.--Miss
Bassett of Castleton has been visiting
Mrs, Fay Kenyon.
| School district No. 10 closed Friday with
a picnic at Lake lroquois. Those without
marks for the term were Althea and Fan
ME MaGee. Glady and Geneva Kenyon
| Flora Palmer and Mary M0uahan. Those
without marks for the year were GLADYS
| Kenyon, Flora Palmer and Mary Mono.
| han. Mary A. DWire was the teacher
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ON athletic field Friday between the nigh
school and alumni resulted in a shut out
for the latter the score being to GO.
H. Stratton has taken a five years lease
of the tenement of +. f. Greenwood, to
We vacated by G. a. He'll, over the new
ofiice.--J. Kent Pcrley, who has been with
the Vermont Marble company in Toronto,
can, for three months, is visiting his
parents. the Hon. and Mrs. NJ. i. FER
lev, on his way to the Philadelphia office
of the company.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Kimhai Monday.-Mr. and Yrs
T. w. Draper returned Monday from a
weeks visit to the family of MI ORA
pcr's brother, DR.. c. r. Draper in Med
ford. Mass. they also attended the Grad
uation exercises of Abbott Academy In
Andovcr, Mass. from which their daugh-
ter, Hiss Ruth. was graduated. she re-
turned with them-Miss Florence Asei-
tine returned Monday from Middlebury
and will pass the summer here.-Miss NJ
r. Pound. who spoken in the BaptiSt
church here Sunday morning and even
ing returned from Newport Wednesday,
whore she had spoken the night BEFORE
She leaves here to-day.--Miss Mary Root
has been visiting Mrs. +. S Hutchih-
sou in East Berkshire.--The caucus lueS-
day afternoon was well attended liz
votes bciuG cast for the delegates 10 the
district conventions of which the ticket
that will support Greene received ID ana
the Austin ticket, 10. {. II. Stetson ~
/ T. Croft and +. II. Ovit were the dele
gates elected The delegates to the state
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CHARLOTTE.

The delegates to t1e republican
rounty convention, chosen at the cau-
Gus Saturday, were: +. T. Smith. W..
N. Root. II. II. ClaXton, II. y. Kings
Land, James Murphy, w. G. Scott,
Thomas Bacon, a. II. Ball These
delegates were pledged to support J.
j. Quinlan for senator. The ticket
was carried by vote of II to 40.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of Whit
ing are visiting their daughter. Mrs l..
J. Dean.-Mrs. W. T.. w. Mackinley of
Oglcthorpe, Ga, has been visiting at Miss
Tina Deyette' s.-Thc strawberry festival
at the vestry Friday evening was wei
attended, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. smith
and Mrs. +. q. Smith attended the
Pomona grange meeting at Essex Cen
ter Tuesday.--Mrs. c. II. Wooster has
issued invitations for the wedding of her
daughter. Carlonc, to Merritt Carpenter
at her home June e at $50
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Miss c. Alfrcdda Stoddard as maid Of
honor, four bridesmaids, the Misses
Hannah Tracy, Grace Jackman, Madge
and Janet Harmon. They were met at
the altar by the groom and his brother,
Ralph T.. Kline, MS best man The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. w.
b. Goodman and the organ was played
by Prof. Charles Lee Tracy of New
York The ushers were Merton ".
White Charles n. Stafford. Avery r. Miller
and Roy NJ. Peck, all OF Springfield. Tho
bride was given away by her rather.
The bride was gowncd in white messaline
cut en- traine. She wore a tulle veil
caught with pearls and carried n shower
bouquet of bride roses and white sweet
peas The maid of honor wore pale blue
chiffon over blue silk and carried pale
pink daisies and maiden hair ferns The
bridesmaids wore white marquisette over
blue messaline and carried maiden hair
ferns and blue lnas. The church was
trimmed with white birches. evergreens
and ferns with daisies and wild iris.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the brides home for the bridal party
and immediate relatives of bride and
groom. Inc mouse was trimmed with cut
flowers. The tables were presided over
fly Mrs. 7. j Hodgkins, the brides sis
ter, and Miss Charlotte Mack assisted
by the Misses Edith and Hazel Field,
Ruth and Margaret Tracy. Elizabeth
Thorpe and Alice Stoddard. Miss Ger
trude Parmaee of Bristol presided at
the punch bowl. Among the guests
present were Mrs. Laura Barnes of
Hanover. N. H., Miss Gertrude Parmalee
of Bristol, DR.. Charles T. Kinsman of
Binghamton n. y. Clarence Lindsay Of
Detroit. Mich, Mr.. and Mrs +. j.
fiodgkins Of johnson, Misses Edith and
Hazel Field of Springfield, and a large
number from burlington, Charlotte,
Ferrisburg and Iiinesburg. The presents
were numerous and valua BILE. among
them piano, the groom's gift to the
bride. Shortly after the reception the
young couple left for a short wedding
trip, after which they will reside in
Springfield.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs George Walston of Monkton and
little daughter spent Sunday in town as
the guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Kellogg,-Rupert Hammer of
Bristol is with his uncle, +. S. Cove, for
the summer-Louis Bora Of Pawtucket
r. l.. who has been the guest of his broth
er, Fred Bora and family, for few days
has returned-Mss Katherine Hewitt
who has been visiting Mrs. Francis Hum
phrey at Charlotte Center has returned
home. Miss Anna Hayes Is al home from
her school in Hardwick for the summer
vacation Henry Putnam Is at home from
Brigham Academy for the summer-rhe
mid-week prayer meeting will be held at
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GRAND ISLE.

Miss Maggie Poquette of Colorado Wis
tied in Grand Isle and South Hero over
Sunday. after an absence of 30 years
leaving town to make her home in the
West before the bridges were built
drought the county or the Rutland
railroad was built across the island.
Lester Minckler died Sunday aft
ernoon after a long and serious
illness. His funeral was largely at
tended at the Union church in Grand
Isle. He was born in Chazy, y. Y,
came to live in Grand Isle when n young
man. where he married Miss Anna Hoag,
who still survives him, with one son
and -four brothers and one sister. Mrs.
Arthur Center Of Essex. Several from
out OF town were called here by the
death of Lester Mnckler. Mr.. Minckler
was Il member of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church for several years and was
for some years a steward of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Allen OBLIGATED at his fun
eral.-Harry Allen is in Farfax.-At the
caucus held in Grand Isle Tuesday o.
\. Clement was chosen chairman of the
meeting. DR.. c. II. Branch and William
| Martin We're chosen delegates to the
| State convention with instructions II
favor OF Fletcher For the district con-
vention S. s. Griswold and william
| liazen were chosen,--The house occupied
by William Poploosc at North Hero was
destroyed by fire early Wednesday morn
Ing. The inmates barely escaped ant
saved nothing but the clothes they Wore
The daughter had Just drawn her pay
for teaching school and that was lost
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Blanche Wadlcigh has returned
from Los Angeles. cal. whore she
taught the past year-k. \. Paul and
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ". Paul have returned
from Boston.-Mss Amy Goodspeed of
Montgomery was the guest of Mrs. Adds
Combs over Sunday.-Mrs. jesse Harvey
of Enosburg Falls was the guest of Miss
Pauline PerleY Tuesday.--The Rev. and
Mrs. j. G. Stephenson returned from
Boston Saturday Miss Olive Hayden is
visiting Miss Pauline perley.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs L. r. Greenwood attended the
graduating exercises of St Johnsbury
academy last week, Mr.. Greenwood's
niece was one of the graduates Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Hoisngton of Lowell, Mass.
are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. W. Clough
Lee Brown of Roxbury, Mass, who was
called here by the death of his grand
mother, Mrs. Eliza Kelley. is spending Il
two weeks vacation heresTG. y. Beu is
intending to move his family to Bangor,
Me-, in the near future,--The game of ball
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MILTON BoRO.

J. u. Finn is spending a few days at
his farm.--Mrs. y. ID. Martin spent Thurs
day at Mrs. Jennie Fay's.--Miss Marion
Stanley and Alberta Ilotchkiss spent Fri
day and Saturday at Fairfax.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Austin were in this
place Sunday.--Mr and Mrs J. VI. Me-
Nall spent Saturday night and sunday
at r. Z. Bullock's Miss Minnie Shean
was at home from Burlington over sun