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WINOOsK1.

The second annual report of tho COL
chester town school directors covering
the period from July 10. 1911. to July ],
1872 Is in the hands Of the directors for
islribution. The auditors report shows
the receipts from all sources to be sa3S3. -,
while tho orders paid out by tho sohoo,
directors amounted to ASN.73. leaving n
cash balance on hand of s45.Ge. The order
remaining unpaid amount to s6sl.G6, The
amount of orders drawn by the directors
amounted Si.2iS.S0.
The Goth anniversary of the birth Of
ox-Judgc j. w. Lavigne was celebrated
at his home on Plat street Sunday even
ing. 1t was attended by the members of
the family and relatives. Mr.. Lavlgne
was presented with a purse of gold. Re-
freshments were served. Among those
from out of town here to attend tho
event were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lemieux Of
piattsburgh.
Mrs. John DubarEe was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening at her home on
West Canal street, when II party of
friends gathered to make things merry
on her birthday. She received gold
lockct and chain.
The warning for the special town meet
ing July 80 was posted Monday. 1t Is
called for the purpose of electins a con-
GresSman in the first district to fill
the uncxpired term of the late Hon. d.
J. Foster of Burlington. Frank l.. Greene
of st. Adams Is the republican nominee
WI lille the Democratic party did not name
n candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alderman OF Nash
place are the parents of daughter, born
Monday.
\ daughter was born yesterday to DR.
and Mrs j. G. Thabault
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Nu, hoe hecn received in this city
or Two dcnth of Elmer Perry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Allen G. Perry, which
occurred Thursday In Meriden, Conn
The deceased was a conductor on tn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
and his death was the result or an
accident He was formerly employed
bv the Central Vermont railway. lie
is survived by his wife and little
daughter. Of New Haven, Conn" his
naronts and two brothers. Mr.. ana
parents and two brothers
Eva Newport was in city court Fri
dav before Judge n. \. Most to
orswor to the charge of robbery from
Wv, norsor. about $50 being taken.
ch. was bound over to appear at the
=. ntcmber term of Franklin county
c,',r, in the sum 81 $500, which she
could not furnish ard she was placed
in Jail
TN. warning for the special congress
sional elections was issued saturday by
CIV Clerk Hopkins. The election will be
held on July 81. The two candidates being
Frank /. Greene, republican. and John
Snargo of Bennington, "A socialist
Garth f. Bingham. deputy collector and
insnector Of customs, has been trans
f.rrcd from the local customs force to
Montreal.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Goodroe OF Pearl street July l..
Al a special meeting OF the city
council Monday evening the pollution
of stevens brook by sewage was the
nrIncipai business considered The
fact that this brook was polluted came
70 tho attention OF the Boston board
OF health. and the use OF milk in Bos-
ton from some OF the herds In the
Tullar district was prohibited. let
fer TO Or. Arthur Morton. city health
officer. from DR., II. u, Holton, secre-
tary Of the state board of health, was
read. in which DIR. Holton said that he
had advised the owners of herds in
the section In which the brook Is pol
luted that they might collect damages
from the city unless present conditions
were rcmcdied. 1t was voted that
Mayor S. c. Greene take the matter
up and ascertain Just what the action
Of the Boston board of health was. II
was voted that shipments OF water
pipe that had been purchased for use
at silver lake be ordered suspended
until further notice, as the city had
no place to store IT, pending the set
Element OF land damage cases. The
council voted to place a cement water
ing trough on Main street near the
northern end OF Taylor park. also that
Lake street west from Holy Angels
| convent be rebuilt.
In city court Tuesday morning
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Tracy. md.
have returned from their wedding trip
and are keeping house in the Irish resi-
Gence, recently purchased by Mrs. Sarah
Mack. Word was received Sunday of
the death in Whittier Cal, of Miss
Genevievc Stoddard, only daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Robert o. Stoddard on Sunday.
July :, after an Illness of over a year of
diabetes. DR.. X. o. Stoddard is brother
of DR.. T. r. Stoddard. and moved with
his family to Whittier, cal, from John
son about year and n half ago.-Miss
Alice Stoddard has returned from short
visit at her sisters Mrs. L. j. Ilodgkins
in Johnson.-Mrs Alice Muzzy Toye and
two daughters of Charlestown, n. H.. are
visiting her brother. Ross Muzzy The
Misses Harmon are entertaining cousins
from ST. Adams for the weekend. DR.. and
Mrs. Drew OF Burlington spent Sunday
at {. NJ. Russells,
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WEST BOLTON.

The w. w. society met with Mrs.
Rochelle in Jericho July 11.-Fay Tomlin-
son, who has been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Tomllnson. has re-
turned to Plainheld, y. Miss Olive
Dubois Is In Waterbury caring for her
aunt, who Is seriously ill.-P. Frank is
building house on the site Of the one
recently burned,-Mr and Mrs, +. b,
Smith of Cndcrhill We're In town Sunday.
Miss I.orette Humphrey of Boston is at
l.. J, Giles's visiting her twin sister,
1
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Henry Y. Birdsall returned Saturday to
Brooklyn, n. Yin the absence of the
pastor, Mrs. Elizabeth Underhill occupied
the pulpit ut the Friends Church Sunday
morning.-Mrs. Janettc Orvs Of Starks-
boro is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Orvis.-Mrs. David Denton and Miss
Ada Halock, who have spent several
weeks with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Hallock, have returned to Green
field. Mass.--Dr and Mrs Saunders, who
have been spending several days at Bur-
lington and Ausable Chasm. returned
Monday.-F'red MARCEL. who has been III
with acute indigestion, Is improving. -
Mrs. Ira Ring Is ill-Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Wright were called to the Mary Fletcher
hospital Monday by the critical condition
of their nephew. Milo Wright, End. His
father and mother have remained in Bur
lngton the past week. as he is very
1ntI-
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SHOREHAM.

jeremiah Leonard, lifelong resident
passed away Wednesday afternoon. hav-
ing been Ill but IL few hours. Heart trouble
was the cause. A wife, one daughter and
one son survive him. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon from the Episco
pal chapel on Cream hill-Mrs. George
Thompson has returned from Burlington.
where Mr. Thompson is recovering from
appendicitis.-The Rev Charles Waite
VS. called TO Quechee Friday to ctiiciate
at funeral of a friend.-Thc Rev. Ezra
Bra!nard occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational Church Sunday.-RuSsell
Walker has purchased of +. T.. Platt his
Overland automobile.-Master l'rcdric
Chace of Boston has come to pass some
weeks with DIR. Mary Platt-Miss Kate
Eourkc. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis In burlington Monday. is do
ing wel.-E. c. Kendall passed Sunday in
Plttsford with Mrs Kendall.
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RICHMOND.

The Misses Bessie. Lillian and Mabel
Stockwell of Middlesex are visiting at
the home of their brother, Herbert Stock
well.-Mrs. Alexander Terrien and
daughters are at Malletts Bay for few
weoks.-Miss Rose Donaway is spending
n two weeks vacation at the home of
her parents in Nergenres.-NIr. and Mrs
J. Y. O'Byrnc of Boston are at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs =. O'Byrne,
for their annual vaCation.-Mr. and Mrs.
". T.. Lcary and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs NJ G.. Lcary of Burlington are on
an automobile trip to Ludlow and Turn
ers Falls. Mass. where they will be
guests of relatives.-Iienry Greene of
New York Is With his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Greene, for vacation of two
wco iis.-Miss Nellie Henley IS on 4 three
weeks vacation. Miss Katherine Henley
IS working in the postoffice during her
ABSENCES. Barney and Mrs. George
Ehoads of Springfield, Mass. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Rhoads.
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MONKTCN.

Services as usual Sunday morning and
afternoon. also Epworth League meeting
at 500 y. m.--Daniel Cox Is seriously Ill.
Miss Ethel Barber, Il student from
Wellesley College, is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dean.-Miss
Myrtle Mech Is at the lake, the guest of
Miss Avery of FerrisburE.--Mrs. Beech
Beers Is Ill with uuinsey sore throat.-The
Rev. and Mrs Phelps I. Kellogg and
daughter of Floren, Mass, are visiting his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. y. Kellogg
Several friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Catherine Begor gave her n surprise par
~ on the 10th in honor OF her saith birth
day. She received many gifts. Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable aft
ernoon passed-The Rev. G. G. Cornell
and mother have returned with
their household goods and are now
getting ready for housekeeping at
the parsonage.-Miss lila Little Is i'll
with tho measles.-W. c. Donahue has
suspended gathering cream for the pres
ent on account Of lack of help. and the
patrons will carry it themselves for a
while.
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MILTON.

The Rev. Mr.. Atkins y former pastor.
noW If Rochester. has been spending a
few days in town. and preached at the
Methodist Church sunday evening.-Mrs.
William Flynn ana son, Milton of Mburg.
has been spending a few days at Mrs
Junt flynn s.--Mrs. Whcclock of Mari
horo, Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II.
a. Smith.-A,rs. Levi Anderson has re-
turned to s.. Adams after visiting her
niece, Mrs. Robert McCutchcon.-Th flu
neral of Kate Moilcr vas held from St
AIMS Church Monday,-Miss Lois Belden
of Corinth \. Y, is visiting her brother,
G. NJ. Belden.-There was a lively run
away Monday afternoon when Lewis
Lyons horse became frightened near the
station and started to run. Mr. Lyon
jumped and was not injured The horse
ran home and in running into the barn
the harness and part of the wagon were
lroken.-Mrs. Flv!ra Allen Is visiting in
llinois.-Mr and Mrs. BENEDICT of Bur
llngton We're guests at O. Mayvile's Sun
day.--Dr. and Mrs. |. $. Cohurn and chill
dren and Miss Bertha Hcwey and Earl
Rcvns spent sunday In Belvidcre Miss
Nema Coburn IS at her grandparents
there for a few days VISTA. u. Sturges
was at home over Sunday.--Mrs. ID. e.
Houch and daughter of Schenectady are
at William Prentiss's.-Mr and Mrs. A..
Niles of Burlington have a son, horn last
week. Mrs. Niles IL at her mothers. Mrs.
T. Depates.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Smith passed Sat
urday In burlington with their son.
Lansing Smith.-The Rev Mr.. Atkinson
OF Maine, n former pastor of this place,
preached here Sunday.-Miss Charlotte
Osgood attended n reception nj Dr. w. w.
Styles's of South Hero Wednesday after
noon Mrs. William Gonveau and Mrs.
II. y. Granger were Mt Queen CITY Park
MondnN to see Arthur GOnYenM
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CHARLOTTE.

A 'wayfaring man" astride a fine
horse. applied to one of the best farm
houses last week for supper ami lodg-
ing. which were cheerfully granted
him. Next morning. upon making
search of his clothing, he found him
self entirely destitute, having ma DYER
tcntly shipped his money with his trunk
to New York, whittier he was proceed
ing with the horse for Senator Evarts.
The good lady of the house gave him his
entertainment and in the kindness of
her heart loaned him n dollar. which
ne would Immediately return upon ar
irving in New York. With the arrival
of the morning Free Press. however
matters looked different. Thers was
an exact description of the horse and
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Rhoda A. Phelps. Miss Frances NJ Bliss.
Almua Bullock, Z. NJ. Butts, Ellen NJ.
Howe, Mrs. Laura Martin, Atarah W..
Clley, Lucretla Cilley. Lucy Davis, Mrs.
Maria Ford. Mrs. Abi Lowry, Mrs
Augusta w. Iiebbings. Mrs. Mary Howe
Mrs. p. NJ. Johnson. Mary +. Blodrctt,
Miss I.ucrctia Prouty, Cornelia Beach.
Mrs. Lorraine T.. Hunt, Mrs. julia Cakes.
Mrs. I.ucretia NJ Balch. Mrs. r. s..
Blodgett, Frances Ciley, Mrs. Polly
Hutchinson. Julia A. Galusha, Mrs. A.
X. Field. Mrs. Abigail Allen. Mrs. Jane
b. Howe, Mrs. Helen L. Castle, Mrs.
Sarah a. Cakes. Angelina o. Galusha,
Mrs. Caroline Booth, Clara J. Howe, Miss
Adeine Thompson. Miss Mary j. Bliss,
Mrs Rachel Blodgett. Mrs. II. Prouty
and Mrs Laura Warner.
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WILI,IsTON.

Mrs. Harry Ovitt of Enosburg Falls has
been visiting Miss Adelaide Morrill.-Mrs.
Carlyle Brown and daughter, Mildred. OF
Chicago are spending the summer with
Jarius Metcalf Mrs. sutton of Concord.
\, H.. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs T.
lsham.-Mrs. George l.. Pcase spent Fri
day In town.-The Misses Bertha and Bcs-
sic Brown are visiting Miss Hattie Brown.
Miss Anne T.. Mcl,wen and Miss Lucia
Andrews OF burlington have been visit
Ing Mrs. II. S. Johnson Rose James
entertained the Union Circle OF kinSs
Daughters Friday at their annual meet
INK. Tho following officers wcre elected
for tho ensuing year: Lender. Mrs. Gaia
Talcott; vice-leader Mrs Mabel I'rown
secretary, Mrs Wallace Chapman; treas.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Eta Davidson Of New York is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Martha Parkill.-
Mrs. Grace Thompson. who has been
spending several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Twitchel. left Sun
day night for Indianapolis 7. F.
Dewey has gone TO the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment for a heart trouble.
"A large company met at the church par
lCrs of the Methodist Church Friday even
ing to welcome the pastor. his bride and
his parents. The gift of beautiful set
OF dishes and a purse of money was
presented Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Downing
who have been spending a week in Bur
lington have returned. Carroll Tyler of
burlington is at the Tyler summer home
for a few days.
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FLETCHER.

Miss Jennie Lamb is at the Fanny
Allen hospital. whore she recently I'M
derwent an operation.-It Is reported
that r. Wells has sold his farm.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Weston July miss Gladys
Laurence Is entertaining brother
from Boston.
Mrs. c. +. Corse is much improved in
realth.-Miss F'loss!e Corse Is not as well.
II l.. Smith lost a horse recently from
the excessive heat-Miss Jennie Lamb is
In the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment.-Ierley Carpenter of johnson Is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Hayden NaXheld IS I'LL. c. Parsons has
sold his span of buckskin ponies to
Charles Cottonwood of Camhridge.-Wil.
liam Pitman of Boston is in town. calling
upon old friends-Miss Lombard has fln-
ished work at {. r. CorSe's and returned
&c her home In Wltoryllle.
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GRANVILLE.

Thaddcu> Markham OF this place and
Diana Wilbur of Rochester We're mar
rled at Rochester June -, by the Rev.
George Boorn.-Mrs Leon Cady Is dan
geriously i'll and there Is little hope of
her recovcry.-Mrs. John Rice has been
called from Randolph to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Cady.-Mr md
Mrs Thaddeus Markham have gone to
Roxbury. where they have pos!don.-
Mrs George Trask and Mrs. DR.. Merriam
were In town Monday.--A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Fred Burke on the 14th.
who Is n Ereat-grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Wilson. and is also the only
grandchild OF Mrs. Mabel Burke.-Ra!ph
Briggs and Roy Freeman are to work
for George Sargent during having.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

L. NJ. Hays and family of Essex juno
ton have opened their cottage, Maple
wood, for the season. arriving Saturday
by automobile,-Mr, and Mrs. +. O Shat
tuck and daughter, Mildred of Burling-
ton have arrived at their cottage. Edge
mere. whore they expect To remain during
July and August--The Franklin House
is well filed with summer visitors the
majority of whom are from Montreal
Camp Randolph will open this week, when
10 or more cottages Will be occupied by
people from Randolph orchestra
of St Adams is furnishing the music for
the Thursday night dances at the park
this season
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JERICHO.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Congregational Church has been
presented with an album quilt by Miss A.
L. Marsh OF Underhill The quilt was
presented the Marsh family By the ladies'
here during her fathers pastorate in 1888
The quilt contains u blocks with the
names Of the donors. OF the number who
gave but one survives, Mrs. Laura L.
Rood OF this village, 1t is expected at tho
August Meeting OF the society to have a
gathering Of the descendants ana repre-
sentatives OF tho families OF those good
women when incidents IN their lives and
some Of their peculiar charaoteristics will
he narrated. The following IL II list Of
tho other names on the block: Mrs
Abigail Warner, Mrs. Sarah Baich, Mrs
Euphemia Cakes, Lydia J. 0alusha,
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JERICHO CENTER.

The death of Mrs Emily Wilder oc-
Cured July II at the home of
her son. Hiram II. Wilder. following a
long period of i'll health. The immediate
cause Of her death was a shock which
she sustained about two weeks ago. .lrs
Wilder, who was born Emily Davis. was
a daughter Of Hiram Davis ana Minerva
MARTINI Davis. She was born in this
town and had she lived until December
She would have been II years Of axe, She
WAS twice married. her first husband h"-
ing George Wilder. who was k!llod in the
war. She VA. aftcrWard married again
and for some years lived in New York
State, but for Sevcra! years had mad"
her home with her son Reside the son
mentioned she IS survived hy another of
her FIVE ch.idren. Kawson O. Wilder, also
of THIS town, and by grantchlldron and
grcat-grandchidr"i Funeral services
we're held at the house sunday afternoon
at two o'clock and We're conducted by the
Rev. Samuel n. Rarnum. pastor of the
congregational Church. The bearers
We're h"r grandson, clyde Wilder, and
three erani-sons-!n-law, james Pollard.
Ray NJ, Brown and Hvron Haywood. The
burial was in the Davis lot In the ceme-
terry at Jericho corners.-Mrs. l.. II.
Chaplin and the Misses Helen and Mildred
Chaplin ana Master Kenneth Chapin have
gone to Abercorn, Can, to remain sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Chapin's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilcy.-Missc Ella and
Clara Dunbar of Swanton have been Wis
iting their cousin, James II. Stafford. Mrs.
Harlan =. Han IS seriously ill-Mlss Mary
Lynch, who recently had few teeth eN-
tracted, Is having "A serious time suffer
ing from homorrha%es. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Gokey and daughter Florence,
and Mrs. Moissette are in Mlton-Miss
Florence Bicknell has been spending some
time al Starr Farm Iench
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs w. A. Church suffered painful
accident Sunday while returning from
Moretown, where she had been to see
her brother. who was recently injured.
A team was met In q narrow place, the
automobile struck q scantlng where there
was some lumber piled and Mrs. Church
was thrown out, breaking one shoulder,
spraining ono wrist, and breaking the
other.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Alger are en-
tertalning her sister and husband. Mrs.
and Prof. IIigley OF Delaware Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. Debert Alger and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Severance, all Of
Colchester. were their guests Sunday
Mrs. Shehan and Miss Riley OF Spring
field, Mass. are at G. w. McGarghan's.
Edward Hlldreth OF Burlington was In
town Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Albert
Crandall are at heir camp at Lake
Iroquos for n few days.-Mrs. Bernard
Towers and Miss Marie Berry arc spend
ing a few days in West Bolton.-Stanley
Berry of Barton was in town over Sun
day. J. u. Atkins and sister Mrs.
Towers, were In Montpelier over Sun
uuy,
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SALISBURY.

The regular meeting OF Dunmore
Grange will be held Friday evening Miss
Estelle Reynolds OF Brockton, Mass is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. F. L..
milton.-tarmers are hard at work
with their haying and good crop Is re-
ported.-Mrs. S. ii. Kelley. who Is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Is reported AS
comfortable and doing as well as expect
ed.-Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas and daughter.
Cecile, are at home from Middlebury for
the summer.-Mrs. w. f. Bump, who has
been in Troy, n. Y. and Schenectady on
visit. Is expected home Saturday. ac-
companied by her brother. +. A. Fross of
New York city.-The weekly dances at
Warehouses; are well attended
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ESSEX CENTER.

C. II. Weed. superintendent Central
Telephone company. has gone to Spokane,
Wash, on buslness.-The barn of c. +.
Green that was struck by lightning con-
tanned 10 tons of hay, lumber and blinds,
also windows that they were to be used
in fixing his house.-Opportunity Circle
will meet with Miss Pearl Nichols Satur-
day afternon.-Mr. and Mrs. Custer
Knight of South Hero were the guests
of DR.. I.add Monday. Miss Gladys GU
bert of Essex Junction is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Nellie Bates.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Misses Gala and Carrie Miles
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Obed
Clough, OF st. GeorRe.--Mrs. Eliza
Brown is in Brandon.--The Rev. New
ton Franklin and daughter. Ruth, of
Terry City. N. Y. are visiting his
son, the Rev. Charles Franklin.-Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Miles went Saturday
to Utica, y. Y, where they will spend
awhile with their son, William Miles
Miss Mabel Eddy of Boston is visit
Ing h5r parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Eddy.-Mrs. James sumner and daugh-
ter are also guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Eddy.--Daniel Cox is ill.--Dur-
ing recent thunder shower light
ming struck the house of l. o. Farr.
doing considerable damage, but for
tunately no one was injured
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
UARDWICK.

Mrs. J. ]. Lyons was brought in NUM-
cpal court charged with illegal selling
of liquor. She pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to not less than three nor more
than four months in the county Jail
Miss Mildred Bell was thrown from hor
horse Tuesday afternoon while riding
and injured severely.-Sumner f. Darling
was the guest of his parents. DR.. and
Mrs. $. +. Darling, over Sunday.-Albert
Perley, an inmate of the poor farm.
was In municipal court Monday for hreac h
of the peace. His case was continued.
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ENOsBURG.

Miss Alice Baker of Pennington, Me-,
who has been in town. went Saturday to
Greensboro.--Mrs. E. +. Squires returned
to Bakersfield Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
AIRY Miller Of Westfeld. who have been
for few days at the home of Mrs.
Miller's brothers. s. ana F.. G. Stevens.
have returned-About % friends OF the
Misses May and Alice Baker held a
picnic in their honor in the maple grove
on the farm at Enosburg Center now
owned by John Cassidy. Friday
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MILTON BoRO.

Mrs. Ida Everest. Mrs. Jennie Mears
and Mrs Ray Brigham were in town
July l2.-Nernon Bullock and Harry
Richards were in Champlain Sunday
Miss Emma Stanley, who has been In
California for the last four years Is at
the home of her brother. O. A. Stanley.
Miss Winnie Shean was at home from
burlington over Sunday.-Arthur Stanley
spent Sunday at the home of his father