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JERICHO.

,The dip INTO the Past" OF the Jericho
Missionary society Thursday was a very
nleasing affair. Sketches and memorials
of members Of the united benevolent re-
lieious societies in the congregational
church in the year 1853 were read. Let
ters from descendants. historical and per-
sonal sketches. both grave and gay. filled
a long program. The block Of the album
Quilt on which AZ names were written,
that to bear the largest amount was Mrs.
Polly Hutchinson with $l2 to Its credit
Next I'm amounts We're Clara ]. Howe,
Ellen Howe. Almira Bullock. Rachel
Blodgett. An exhibition OF antiques. with
marvellous bedquilts draped about the
walls of the church parlors were added
attractions, the album quilt being spread
to receive any coin visitors would wish
to.pLace there. The Missionary society is
grateful for the cordial cooperation OF
all who helped to make 1t an unqualified
succoss Ice cream was served. Receipts
were s64
Mrs. Storrs has returned to Mrs. Blood
after caring for Mrs. White for several
weeks.-Mrs. C. Il. Vincent and son. Har-
old have been visiting in Johnson for a
week. They returned home Tuesday
The Misses Stuart OF Montreal are board
ing at l.. S. Tomllnson's for few weeks
r.. w. Brown is at home from Burling
ton for "A two weeks vacation Mrs
Amelia Deavett of Enosburg Falls has
bought Harry Wright's place. considera
ton S7OO. Immediate possession will bt
given. Until September Is Mr. and Mrs
Wright will have rooms at James Nc
Laughlin's, when they 20 to California
for Mr.. Wright's health.-A monumen
has been placed on the Albert Cilley 10
in the village cemetery. The foundation
| IL being put in for monument for Il. w
Cakes and family Of WOodstock.-Mv. ant
Mrs. David Bissonette of East Bolton haze
| leen visiting relatives in town for few
days.-Miss Gertrude Sisters has returne'
10 Burlington after a weeks visit a
home-The creamery here has been shu
down and George Blake, who has been Il
charge for the past month. has gone t
sheldon. Laura Rood Is In poo
lheath.-yhe Baptist Sunday school ha
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NOTICE.

thousands of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
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WANTED-Reliable, experienced. wide
awake jeweler, either to take charge
of or purchase one Of the most attract
i've and desirable little Jewelry stores
in Vermont. Address True & Blanchard
Co., Newport, VI. 7w,2t.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

their vacation.-A. w. Cove visited MI.
and Mrs. Howard Wright in Weybridge
over Sunday.-W. I. Rider and family are
at Long Point for two weeks.-Mrs. j. H.
Ives returned recently from Montreal
having motored from New York with Mr..
ana Mrs. r. A. Griffin Of New York.
Mrs. T.. L. sherwin and son. Sumner
are at home after several days in South
pr,srol.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Cove are
al home from wcybridge.-Mr ana MRS.
7 r. Blauvelt Of Providence. II. l.. are
visiting here and in Lincoln.-Joseph
streeter and family OF Berlin N. H. are
visiting relatives here. They came by
automobile. Mrs. Charles Lapreese, who
has been an invalid for year past, Is
able TO be about the house.-F. q. Le-
warn, who has been Ill for several days,
IA on the gain.-Mr and Mrs. a. E. Grow
returned from Thompson's Point Satur-
day night-Mr. and Mrs. Hodgeman from
Massachusetts were Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. Hodgeman was formerly Marion
Kellogg. daughter Of the Rev. b. r. kel-
logg. a former pastor Of the local Baptist
Church.-B. ]. Clark is In Charlotte
Mrs. Ara Bail and child have returned
to Montpel'~. Mrs. f. A. Hasseltine ac-
companied her C. c. Brooks, William
Carter and Fred Lapron OF Boston were
in town yesterday, coming by automobile.
Mr. Brooks ia n former resident.-T. C..
Varney has filed his nomination papers
for representative. There are three now
in the field. r. r. Hatch, NJ w. Wilson
and r. c. Varney.-About 60 grangers at
tended the services at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening.
n. r. Dunshee, II. P. Sherwin, A. f.
Wright, ]. ]. Rhoades and Philip Dwire
are attending the 5Oth reunion Of the 1itf
Vermont regiment at Fair Haven.-Misses
Anna and Dorothy Wright are in Burning
ton for a week.-Mrs.. o. II. Thayer Of
Keene, n. H., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. e. Wright.-Mrs. Allan Chase and chill
dren are at home from several days II
Lincoln.-Merle Cove Of Lincoln is visit
| ing relatives here.
Mrs l.. A. Hasseltine returned Tues
day from Montpelier.-Joseph Green
| ough of Salisbury is visiting his brother
Frank Greenough.-Mr. and Mrs
| Eugene Alexander and daughter, Mrs
William Simmons, of New York ant
granddaughter. Mrs. Montana, of Cut
tingsvile are camping at Long Point
Helen and Miriam Hasseltine Of Mont
pelier are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hasseltine.-Mr. an
Mrs. L. L. Sherwin and son. Sumner
and Mrs. H. P. Sherwin are camping a
Long Polnt.-Leonard Bartlett of Rich
mond is the guest of William Edmunds
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett and fam
lily of Richmond were IN town Tuesday
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POINTERS.

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help or to sell a farm, should use
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this paper are sold every issue ana
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FOR SALE.

15.ACRE TRUCK FARM for sale. 1-2
miles to agricultural and high schools;
200 graft apples: abundance Of berries.
II taken now all growing crops and hay.
8 young Jersey cows / horse. weight
1.4O0; brood SOW and all tools. Best Of
markets. Box 81, Route /. Randolph Gen.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. ana Mrs. William Lee of Lincoln
were guests Of William Mcintyre Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson and Ever
est Wilson of bristol were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. s. Everest Sunday.--Mrs.
Mary Roscoe and Miss Mary E. Roscoe
were in Weybridge Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clement and Theron Gregory of Middle
bury were in town Sunday.--Carl Sneden
and family of Waltham called on friends
in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Coy and
children of Burlington are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Swenor.--Mrs. William
Stowe and daughter, Arletta. returned
home Monday from Crown Point, N. Y
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NEW DOUBLE HOUSE. 10 ROOMS.
gardens, for sale; center Of village.
Business opportunity for carpenter.
mason. tinsmith. painter. 81, SoOT To set
tie estate. George Gilman. Hinesburg.
VI. i72,d&w, I'm.
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LINCOLN.

The Whittier reunion will be held at
Arthur NJ. Bristol's in Lincoln Tuesday.
August 20.
Mrs. Michael Tierney was thrown from
horse rake while raking and broke
both bones in her right ankle.-Mrs.
Paulina Lamb Is no better.-Charles
Frowley of Troy, n. Y, has been visit
ing at G. A. Thayers for n few days
William Hill and family of South Royal
ton are visiting at Bert Hilrs.-S. H.
Buell. has been having another severe at
tack of asthma.-Mrs Otter p. Moore Of
NIiddlebury and her daughters. Mrs
Everest Severance of Proctor and Mrs.
Cleveland Lane of New York. have been
visiting at W. A. Lee's.-Mrs. ]. Taylor Of
Boston is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Murray.-Mark Rivers and
wife of New Haven. visited at Nelson
Miners Sunday.-Irs. Allie Chase and
children, who have been visiting at Nell
son Miners have returned to their home
in Brstoi.-Miss Eta Hallock of Rich
mond called on her sister Ruth Hallock,
Tuesday.-Archic Briggs Of Springfield,
who recently bought Mrs. Jane Colby S
place. has moved his family here.-Fred
Shortsleeves has taken the pulp job and
moved his family into camp.--Mrs. Frank
Atkins and Mrs. William Hughes have
been visiting in Weybridge.-Merle Cove
is visiting in South Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Blauvelt Of Provi.
dence. r. l.. are visiting her brother w
II. Hoag.I. A. Colbys horse was badly
| cut by getting into a wire fence.-Tht
| town has purchased an iron bridge tc
! take the place of the wooden one neal
Roya! Hamilton s.-Mr. and Mrs. Glenr
Jackson have returned from their we'd
| ding trip.-C. A. Purinton and family ar,
| at Long Point for a few days.-Mr. Strong
| Of DOwnngville Is quite ill.-Mrs. ]. II
| Bean is improving. Wv. w. Norton cut of
| one finger and mangled another THURSDAY
| NJ no mil
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. George Granger is recovering from
her recent illness.-Mrs. John Ellis has
gone to Essex and from there will go
to her home In Boston.-Among those en-
terta!ned at Amos Nils the last few
days are Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ellis of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Ryan Of
Brownsville and Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Gil.
more and children of California
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small. live town. Claud Emerson. So.
Ryegate. VT 6,W2t.
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Dining Room
THE PLAZA CAFE,
NEW BURLINGTON BLOCK,
lSs st. Paul Street, BurlinSton Vermont


STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
office l45 Cherry street H. w. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
Cum Work. Phone 3s-l1 or send post.
al and driver will call.
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GENERAL COUNTRY STORE for sale
and a good opening for a milliner's
store with 1t. D., Free Press ONCE.
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dates for representative are II. c. Hub
nard. Herbert Campbell and Dr. j. II
Hamblin.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Porter of Burling-
ton spent last week with Mr. and Mrs
j. B. Thompson.-Mr and Mrs. Oscar
Harding of Pomfret are visiting in town.
Miss Florence Henderson Of Holyoke,
Mass, came Saturday to spend few
weeks at w. H. Munsons -Miss Anna
Morrow IL visiting her sister In Fitch
burg. Mass.-Mrs. Fred Wright of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Il. l.. Wright.-NIiss May Wickware OF
Des Moines, Ia. and Mr. and Mrs c. l..
Mcbride and Miss Bessie Mcbride spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Wright-Mr. Fletcher and Chester Perry
of Rutland. who have been visiting their
grandmother Mrs. Celia Severance, the
past week. returned to their home Tues
day-Mrs E. o. Wales and two sons,
Leonard and Myron. are visiting at the
Rev. w, w. Smiths-Mrs. w. w. Smith,
who has been visiting in Pennsylvania
and Niagara Falls for the past month,
| returned home Saturday.-A. II. Learn
ard Of White River Junction ia visiting
his sister. Mrs. Martin Fowler. Miss
Carolyn Nye OF burlington spent last
week with the Misses MacNeil.-
Payne Of Philadelphia. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs I.ucian Mead, re.
turned to his home Monday. Mrs. Jud-
| SON Gale of East Montpelier is visiting
At J. H Lyon's.-Mr. Alan and Foreat
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Earl Freeman and son have
returned from Barre. where they
have been the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharkey.-Mr and Mrs.
William Lee, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Lees parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Green, the past week. returned
Tuesday to their home in Quebec
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Towers. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Towers, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. f. Towne. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. q. Nichols, Mrs. A. T, williams and
r. w. Fay returned Tuesday from a
week in Milton as guests Of Mrs. a. c.
Fay.-Mr. and Mrs. a. T. Crandall
who are at Huntingdon, r. c., for
the summer. were in town this week
for short stay-Mrs. Guy Rocholeau
entertained friends from Waterbury Tues
day at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs e. l.. Freeman.-Mr. and Mrs John
Glynn of Burlington are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Berry.-Mr. and Mrs
Il. L. Freeman, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodwork in New
Bedford. Mass, the past week. have re-
turned and are at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. C. G. Hall. in Burlington
for short stay.--Miss Eva Bresseau OF
Barre is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ear
Freeman.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Mamie Hubbard has gone to
Mortified Falls to visit her aunt. Mrs.
Horace Whitney.-Mrs G. r. Church had
the misfortune to fall and sprain her left
wrist last Week.-Mrs. Blanche Andrews
OF New Hampshire Is visiting at her
uncle's. l.. j. Spencer.-Mrs. Orlando
Eaton Of Rochester is at John Buttles's.
Mrs. Buttles Is caring for her as she is
quite pOorly
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Miss Rose Parizo and Joseph Lavardire
were married at St. Francis Xavier
Church Sunday afternoon by the Rev.
~. L. Audet. Elizum Parizo. ST.. and
Jerry Behumeur were the witnesses. A
reception attended by friends of the
couple, was held at the home OF the
bride on East Center street.
Paul Crowley, IA years of age, was
made unconscious Tuesday night at 9
o'clock wnen he took hold of an cleo
trio wire with defective insulation.
Young Crowley went into the back
room of Lamarre & Abair's store on
the Burlington side of the bridge an1
, reached up to turn on the light. His
brother law. George Lamaire. was
severely shocked in his efforts to re-
lease him. Two fingers on Crowley's
right hand were burned to a CRISP. He
was removed to his home on Leclair
| street.
| Louis G. Corron, one Of tho oldest resi-
dents OF the village. died yesterday morn
| ing at the home of his son. Louis A. Cor
ron. on Plat street at the venerable age
| OF 90 years. Mr.. Corron had enjoyed good
health and was about town up to severa
days ago when he was taken i'll with
| troubles due to old age. He was born II
| Quebec and co years ago moved to this
village, where he made his home with the
exception of a few years ago when h,
spent some time in Worcester, Mass. Hi:
| wife died q years ago and most Of thu
time since then lie had lived with his son
Louis A. Corron. He leaves three sons
Louis A. and Rami of this place and Cy
rifle of Manitoba. and two daughters, Mrs
Adelaide Blondin of Manchester. y. II.
and Mrs. Ida Cardinal of Worcester
Mass. He also leaves "a grandchildren
and So great-grandchldren The funera
will be held at St. Francis Xavier Churcl
Friday morning with interment in st
Francis cemetery.
Charles Pickle Ashline was again il
municipal court yesterday, this time 70
attempting to inJure his mother an
brother and terrifying the entire neighbor
hood He was given a sentence of thre
months in jail on the charge OF breach o
the peace committed Monday night. Afte
his fracas that night pickle" fled from
the officers and Deputy Sheriff l.. "
Ravlin located him at the resort in tn
reighborhood of Athletic Park familiarl
known as THE Pines" He had com
pleted sentence of l05 days in the count
Jail Monday morning. Ashlinc's record
said to be IL offenses and 4O5 days in jail.
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Fred Canton and three children
returned to Barre Saturday after spend
ing three weeks with Mrs. Cantons par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lovilette.-Mrs.
Rose McCabe OKane and two children
OF Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting Mrs. TUT
field Knvile Mrs O'Kane's sister,
Clarence Morgan Is building a dock on
the hayside OF his property on Shelburne
point to accommodate his yacht. Con-
tractor eastman OF Burlington Is doing
the work.--P. j. Hodgkins OF Johnson
spent Sunday at DR.. Stoddard' s.-Mrs. L.
c. Ray returned from Middlebury Friday
afternoon. having been there few days
caring for her daughter. Mrs. Robert f.
Pinney. who Is Ill. Miss Marjory Ray
went to Middlebury Friday afternoon to
visit her sister, Mrs. Pinney.
The trustees Of the Shelburne library
held a meeting at the library Fri
day afternoon, at which time Miss Han
nah Tracy rendered her resignation as
librarian. a position she has held for
about six years. the resignation to take
effect September /. The resignation was
accepted and Miss Rena Browe was APP
pointed to take her place as librarian.
Mrs. Clarence Slack and daughter. Rita,
of Somerville, Mass. who have been visit
ing Mrs. @. A Kinney. have returned
Miss Faith Williams of Whiting is visit
ing Miss Alice Stoddard. George
Roberts Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Phillip
Fletcher. in st. Johnsbury.-Miss Minnie
Hayes. superintendent of the Essex juno
| ton school union, held a teachers eXami-
| nation in the high school building Tues
! day. There We're five young ladies tc
| take the eXaminatons.-All schools will
! open Monday, September 0. The following
teachers have been hired for the coming
year: o. r. Wood. high school: Mrs. o. b
| Wood. grammar school, Miss Grace Fitz
| simmons, intermediate school: Miss Grace
/ Jackman. primary: Miss Gertrude Mac
| Donald, assistant in the grades; Miss
Louisa Gates. Falls district; Miss Ma,
Collins. Palmer district. The Sutton dis
trict has not yet been tilled.-Mrs Carrie
White and son, Rollin, have returned
from Bris tol, Va. and will be In town fol
| about month.--The Methodist Sunday
school will hold their annual all-day pie
mic at George Blair's beach Tuesday
August 20. II the day Is rainy the picnic
will come on the first pleasant day. The
| sport" committee Is making great prep
arations and have a fine program laic
out-Harry Weed and son. Kingsland OF
Burlington are visiting at w. A. Weeds
The republican committee has called 6
caucus for Saturday evening at e'gh
O'Clock at the town hall to nominate ;
candidate for town representative ant
also seven justices of the peace.-Th'
school directors have decided to open al
the schools in town on Tuesday, Septem
Der 5, instead OF Monday September 2. a
stated In Wednesdays paper.-The La
dies Improvement society and King
Daughters meeting has been postponed
from Thursday to Friday, August l6-
Mrs. Peck of Montpelier is visiting Mrs
C. NJ. Russell.-Mrs. II. s. Head an
Fred Drury are visiting Mrs. w. a
Weed.-Slas Tracy has returned from
a SIX weeks stay in Rutland
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Media Russell has returned from
Burlington. Lizzie Waters of Shore
ham was the recent guest of her aunt,
Mrs. O. S. Gibbs.-O. f. Converse has re-
turned from Burlington.-M!ss Eleanor
Palmer and Miss Mary Smith spent Sun
day at Middlebury.- Louis Matthews Of
Lincoln has been visiting friends In town.
SHOREHAM.
S. j. Northrup has as guests his broth
err. b. II. Northrup of Pittsburg. Pa.
his sister, DIR. Elizabeth n. Squires of
Albion. N. y. and his nephew. DR.. Her.
bert N. Squres of Utica. n. Y.-The Nor
avian club held a reception last Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. NJ. p.
Cook for Mrs. Charles Wattie.-Mrs. w.
J. Anderson has returned from Mount
Hermon, where she has been the guest
Of her son.--Miss Grace Parker of Wal
than is passing a few days with her
aunt. Mrs. C. B. Kendall.-Mrs. Emma
Jones Is suffering from fractured collar
bone. AS the family were returning from
church last Sunday the horse became
frightened by an automobile and the car
rage was overturned. All were badly
shaken up.--The trustees Of Plat Memoir
ial library have just issued book cata-
log. Each family in town is entitled to
receive one catalog free. which may be
obtained at the library.-The Misses Mill
dred and Bessie Rowland of Brandon are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alason Wissell.-
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Dudley and children
| have returned from Hunter. N. "a
class of q made their first communion at
St. Genevieves Church Tuesday morning
GRANVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Johns and two
children Of Mortified crossed Braintree
mountain one day last week in their
automobile and were entertained by theil
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Intire, for two days.-Mrs Davis, who
has been with her sister-in-law, Mrs. N
l.. Boyoe. the two past weeks at II. c
Hubbard's. has returned to her home ir
Waitsfeld.-G. w. Dodson has finishes
work for his brother. Fred. and returned
to his home In Lawrence. Mass, Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Parker o
Wallingford were in town from Thurs
day until Monday. visiting at Charles
McIntire's and o. l.. Parker s.--Johl
Wood has gone to live with his son. Yer
lon Wood.-Miss Geneva Ford IL In Law
renee Mass. the guest OF G. w. bod
son and family.-A. Il. Brown of Bethel
who has been visiting In Poultney, Rut
land and Pittsiield. returned to Georg
Sargent's Tuesday.--A gang of mel
commenced working on tho State roa
Monday under the leadership OF w. 4
Lary.-Astlne Briggs has another gan
of men at WORK on the town pcrmanen
road.-Mr. and MIS- Edwin Boyce O
Brookiield. with their little grand
daughter. villa Waldo. of Randolph. via
tied relatives in town from Thursda
until Monday.-Names Of republican
died N the town clerks office ~ candt
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WESTFORD.

DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Peck OF Spencer,
Mass, are visiting at l.. A. Bates's-Mrs.
J. f. Allen returned from Chesterfield.
Mass, Saturday Evans Kidder Is in MID
dlebury.-J. f. Rice and daughter. Miss
Media. are visiting relatives In Charlotte
Miss Florence Smith IS the guest Of the
Misses Harvey in Burlington.-Dr and
Mrs. Smith are about to move from this
town to Lincoln. During their residence
here DR. and Mrs. Smith have made many
friends who regret to have them leave
town.-A play. VALLEY Farm" will be-
given in the town hall Tuesday evening.
August 20 The proceeds will go into a
fund which has been raised for piano
for the town hall.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcneil of Shell
burne Falls, are Wis ting at W. II. McNeirs.
Mrs. William Melrose of Hartford.
Conn, is visiting at Mrs. W. J. Alex
ander's.-Mr. and Mrs Harrison Stone OF
Maine, Charles Stone and son of South
wick, Mass, Clayton and Ned Stone Of
New York city and Mr.. and Mrs. David
F'orsythe of New York were here to at
tend the funeral of their father, Q. e.
Stone. a former well-known resident. who
died at the home of his son, Harrison. IN
Topsham. Me. last Friday, the funeral
being from the home of his daughter
Mrs. c. w. Root. with interment in Lake
View cemetery.-Mss Clara Notey Of De.
troit, Mieh is visiting Miss Anna Bying.
ton.-At the annual meeting of the Ii
brary association the same officers were
| re- elected. Mrs. w. w. Higbee, president
Miss Emma Lavenworth, vice-presldent.
Mrs. w V. Beach, secretary. Mrs. +. r.
Falby treasurer-Miss Harie Gulick of
| Morrisville and Mrs. Thomas Adams OF
Pttsford are visiting their father, the
! Rev Hervey Gulick,-The Misses Seabury
of Waterbury. are guests of Mrs. Monroe
Hill.-Albcrt Williams of New Haven
Conn, is visiting at l.. j. Dean's.-Mr
Harold, of brooklyn, and Mr.. and Mrs
| Fred s. Mills of IiaVerhill. Mass, ara
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Edgcrton
RIVERSIDE.
A son, Robert Edward, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Montgomery of Underhir
| August ..
BOLTON.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Guyette will go Il
Brunswick. n. j., this Week.-Mrs. Evs
Robar Is acting as station agent.
JERICHO CENTER.
Mrs. Willard and Miss Maud Willard d
Worcester. Mass, are boarding at A. q
Hoskins's for several weeks.-Fletche
McGinnis Is seriously Ill with rheumatism
Mr.. and Mrs, Burke q. Brown have
; been In Milton for few days-Ezra Nash
khas hAAn ca'.>A IN Rrattleharo by the