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JONESVILLE.

Miss Zoe Palmer was In Westford Sat-
urday night. She accompanied Miss Grace
Norton home.-Mr. Whalen's family en-
tertained friends Sunday. Master Alton
sherman is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs
Peter Lovely.-Misses Kate and Candace
llill Of Starksboro were at c. Z. Fuller's
over Sunday.-NTiss Media Rice of West
ford. Mrs Ethel Day of Maiden. Mass,
and sister, Miss Bernice Tyler OF Jericho.
were guests OF relatives Friday-The
l.end-a-hand will meet at the hall Thurs
day p. m.-Thomas Whalen of burlington
and Francis Whalen of Montpelier are
spending their vacation in town. Mrs.
Perkins Of Worcester. Mass. Is expected
Thursday for few days with her son.
j. r. Atkins.-Walter Edwards, Jr, of
Waterbury - in town Tuesday-Nfrs.
W. A. Church. who was injured. went to
the hospita, Tuesday to have the x-rays
Ised.-Mrs. Carrie Gillett of Somervllle,
Mass. IS expected Saturday to spend her
vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Crandal
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SHELBURNE.

J. Watson Webb has purchased OF his
father, DIR. w. S. Webb, 500 acres from
the south end of Shelburne farms for an
estate for himself. It includes Quaker
Smiths point the Mcneil, Miller. Row
ley and part of the Tracy farm. Mr..
Webb has architects working on plans
for remodelins and enlarging the old
Mcneil house for his residence, as he
plans to make OF his purchase a fine
country home. The Woodmen will have
a social dance at their hall Friday even
ing Of this week.-Russell Goodsel Of
Fairfax is visiting his aunt, Mrs. C. NJ
Russell.-The Misses Harmon are spend.
ing few days in st. Adams.
A. L. Benedict returned Monday from
Old Orchard Beach and Portland, stop
ping at Littleton. " H.. where he spent
few days with his son. C. ]. Benedict.
About so OF the friends ana neighbors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. slocum
pleasantly surprised them Monday even
ing. It being their 26th wedding ami.
versary and Mrs. Slocum's birthday Tho
evening was enjoyably spent Mrs. Archie
Caswell and Harry Higgins furnished
music. handsome cake. made by Mrs.
Fred Bacon of Shelburne, was given
by the sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum and
the company left sum Of money.
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CHARLOTTE.

J. +. Spaulding of New York has been
a guest of Mrs NJ. J Mech, Mrs. Henry
Thorp. who had been i'll for long time
died at her late residence Monday morn
ing-Mss Mary Smith of Northampton.
Mass. and Mrs. G. S Leavenworth of Troy.
y. Y. are visiting in town. Mrs +, /. LeaN-
enworth and two children are visiting her
mother. Mrs. F.. X. Converse. William
Carpenter has bought the peyette place
on Mutton hill.-Mrs. y. 6. Bush visited
her son, r. j. Pope of Ferrisburg, over
Sunday-Dr Smart of Burlington preached
at the Congregational Church SUNDAY
morning.-Miss Cristine Quick Is visiting
her sister in MorrIsville.
The remains Of Mrs. William Hollis,
who died Friday night at the home of her
daughter in HineshurG. were brought hers
and inferred In the West Charlotte GENE
tery Sunday.
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NEW HAVEN.

Beaver Glen Grange will meet Fri
day evening. The subject to be ais
cussed will be whether II Is better
for young people to remain In New
Haven or go to tie cities or the West.
There VIII also be musical program
and n question boX.-Dr James L.
Barton. secretary of the American
board and former member of the
New Haven CONGREGATIONAL Church.
will preach in the morning of oil
home Sunday August II. There will
also he services in the afternoon in
the cemetery ana in the evening in
the church. It is believed that many
who attend the reunion Of old students
of Beeman Academy August IA will
be present
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Elvira Webster and daughter of
Haverhill. Mass. are visiting her sister,
Mrs O. +. Currier.-Mrs. Charles Stevens
and daughter are in Danville.-Mrs. Cas-
sic Darling and children of Wolcott visit
cd her aunt. Mrs. r. p. French, the last
Of the week.-Dr. Harvey and family have
returned from a few weeks at Joes Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Talbert have gone
to housekeeping In the house recently
vacated by III. w. Chase.-Gadys Durkee
of Barre visited at W. u. Mann's the first
of the week.-Will Gray has purchased a
farm in Wheelock.-Miss Bertha Ransom
is home from Burlington for her summer
vacation
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JERICHO.

or the last seven representatives elected
IN Jericho. covering n period of nearly
l6 years one only has been chosen from
Jericho Corners, Jed Varney; two from
the Riverside section, DR.. ". S. Nay and
{. II. Hayden and four from Jericho
Center, Il. Il. Jordan, John Smith, G. NJ
Willard and T. c. Aeary. The only sena-
tor, during this period, John Smith. must
also be added TO the Jericho Center list
1t would seem to be In the spirit OF
fairness that the choice OF represe ntativc
should fall to some citizen Of Jericho Cor
ners or vicinity this year. Many OF the
neighbors of l.. F. Wilbur are suggesting
him as one fairly entitled to be considered
In this connection.
Miss katherine Cook is spending two
weeks at the home OF her father, ii. w
Cook, In Observation-Disclosures. Lillian Ter.
rill Raymond Of Underhill has been visit.
Ing Mt c. Herbert Hutchinson's-Post-
office Inspector Sawyer Of Burlington was
In town Friday and Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. IT, r, Chase were In East Fairfield
Tuesday,-H. w. Keller was an over
Sunday visitor Mt his ZONE In Grand
Isle,-Miss Russin spent Monday with
Mrs. II. Hebert.-Mrs. Lucien Howe of
ST. Johnsbury was guest over SUNDAY
OF Mrs. Charles Percival.-Howard Sin
clair has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital where he has been for two
weeks for treatment for his eyes, follow
ing an explosion on July 4-Clarence and
Gladys Gelinas Of Burlington have been
visiting ut Peter Flynn's.-Mr and Mrs.
g. lieber Percival and son. Ralph who
have been visiting Mr.. Percivars par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. PercivaI, for
week. returned Saturday to their home
In West Rutland, Theodore r. Williams
and r. Bailey Brown were In Burlington
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. George f. e.
Story arrived Monday evening from Am
harst GaxA. to spend their vacation with
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MONKTCDN.

The regular services next Sunday morn
ing Mt II a. IN at the Boro and at
East Monkton at $3.50 p. m. The sub
ject will be 1.-The Redemption OF Man"
Epworth League meeting at eight o'clock.
Mrs Bernice Weaver. wife Of Rollin 8.
Tracy, died very suddenly Sunday after
noon at the home OF her parents In
South MonktOn. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at the church at East
Monkton-The funeral Of Mrs. Emellne
Hollis, who died very suddenly Friday
afternoon of heart failure. aged rs. at
the home of her daughter Mrs. ]. f..
Nash, was held Sunday at II o'clock
at tho house. the Rev. c. c. Cornell
officiating. She is survived by two sons,
Harvey FL, and John f., and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. f. Nash. also one brother,
Samuel siples OF this town. The burial
was in East Charlotte Mrs. F. n. Bar
Der and daughter. Beatrice. who visited
here for n few days, have returned to
their home in Willsboro N Y.-George
Dart has entered the employ OF W. C.
Donehue In the creamcry.-Mi lila Lit
tie has recovered from an attack OF
mcaslcs.-Mlss Ethel Barber, n graduate
from Wellesley College. who was
tho guest OF her uncle and aunt,
Mr., ard Mrs. C. S. Dean the past
week. has gone to Fair Haven.-Mrs.
F. II. Dean and niece. Mrs. Daisy Tom
linson, passed Saturday at Long Point.
Sheriff T.. II. Palmer has purchased a
new l.. NJ r. automobile. Misses
Ruth and Cicily Donehue are at home
from ST. Mary's school at Burlington to
pass the vacation.
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HANCOCK.

The silver medal speaking contest held
here Wednesday was a success. Mildred
Eaton won the prize. the w. c. T. u.
medal.-Mrs. Charles Wright and daugh-
ter Jennie. and granddaughter, CHRISTINE
from Cochituate. Mass. are visiting at %.
X. Church's.-Several from Rochester ana
Granville attended the speaking contest, -
Bessie Manning was at home from hocn-
ester last week and this week she Is visit
Ing In Randolph
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MILTON BoRO.

Henry Beaupre died at his home We'd
nesdsLy. July II. about $50 of tuber-
culosis. The funeral was held Thursday
at two o'clock. The Rev c. b. Davis Of
hciated-Mrs. iiortense Miner Is with
Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds for a few days.
Wilbur Shoion and friends from Rich
mond were at Mrs. Jennie Fay's Sunday
Mrs. Maud Hogaboon of Franklin is
at the home Of her sister Mrs John
Shean.-Mrs Anna Bean is at the home
of her brother. Henry Wells.-Leon Les
te! spent Saturday and Sunday at r. E.
Bullock's
MIR, and Mrs. Harry Bevins have a son,
born July 22.-Mrs Avery Phelps is at
the ST. Adams hospital. where she had an
operation Friday. She IL doing AS we'll
as could be expected Winnie Shears is
home from Burlington for her vacation.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. John Carr entertained seven
babies their mothers and arandmothers
AT Ira Monday afternoon the occasion
being the first birthday of her grand
chilrren, Lawrence Spooner and Ellen
Thomas.-The Ladies' Aid are to hold
their meeting with Mrs. II. W. Spooner
August Mrs. Carrie Sherbeno has re-
turned from visit to her parents in
Hardwick.-Mrs Grace Gage is entertain
ing Mrs. Mary Smith of Port Henry
Harriet Smith is at the lake with her
uncle's family.-Miss Lizzie Torrey Of
Bethel is In town
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(COntinueN from sage ~

Mrs. Charles Reynolds and Mrs. William
Jones are in Burlingt on.--D d. Blackwell
OF Brandon Ia In town.
The condition Of Mrs. w. r. Hanks
continues avorabie.-Contractor Miller
has the addition to the graded school
building we'll advanced towards compile
ton. It is expected that tho high school
will occupy It. The sum of $1b was paid
for the use of outside rooms the past
year.--The Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Kinzie
are guests of tho Rev. and Mrs. b. b.
Bosworth and family this week.-Mrs.. e.
w. Smith and Mrs e. j. Fuller are at
Long Point for few days.-Earl Dear
born and family have returned from
Long Point.--Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Sneden
went Monday to LittetOn, n. H., for
week with DR.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Sneden.
II. s. Drake who has been Ill the past
week, Is improving. This Is Mr.. brakes
first illness in GA years. He is SO years old.
Many farmers have finished haying and
the crop is more than an average one. The
recent rains have helped corn and pota-
toes.-B. j. Clark is in Ferrisburg this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. C. Gleason visit
ed in Lincoln Monday.-A light frost was
reported in some localities Tuesday morn
ing.-Miss Alice White is in Forestdale-
c. w. Sprague was in. Middebury Mon
day.-Mrs. j. l.. Pecue has returned to
Ferrisburg. Judge and Mrs. Horace Ly-
ford OF Warren were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Gleason Tuesday.--Mrs Gena
Smith and child and Miss Celia Hill are
at Long Point for a. week.-C. II. Lamay
Of Burlington was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff G. s. Farr went to Hun
tington Tuesday and rearrested Lewis
Purinton, the man who shot Milo G.
Wright, and brought him here yesterday
Sheriff Farr took him to Middlebury.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Wing and c. A. Hanks
and daughter. Florence, are at home from
Long Point.-Mrs. Nelson Hin is at home
from weeks visit in Burlington.-Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Phar and Mrs. +. L..
Hasseltine attended tho Adams funeral
IN Vergennes Monday Mr.. and Mrs L..
w. Bates are at Long Point for two weeks,
The body OF Milo G. Wright was brought
here on the morning train yesterday from
Burlington and taken to Huntington.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs Charles Wheeler and nephew,
Charles. of Chicago are spending the
summer at Herbert kingsland's Miss
Mary Allen and friend of Washington,
d. c.. are visiting at NJ f, Aliens -
The Methodist Church is being painted
by Justin Tabor and son.--Carlos Martin
and family are spending a few days At
their cottage at Long Point.-Alisses
Jennie Martin and Mabel Lane have gone
to Westport where they have positions
MT the Westport Inn.-The Methodist
Sunday school will unite with the Con-
gregational Sunday school of Charlotte
and have their annual excursion on the
lake Friday. August 9.--Haroid Lane has
position at the hotel at Thompson =
Point.-Mrs Nellie Martin and son,
Howard, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Edwin Folsom,--Mrs C. l.. King and
family have returned TO Taunton. Mass,
after spending several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Layton Elliot.-Mr, and Mrs.
S. II. Buell. Of Lincoln have returned after
visiting his nephew. Layton Ellis Elliot
Mrs. Layton Elliot Is visiting friends In
Burlington.
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WEYBRIDCE.

Prof. W. I. Twitchell and family Of
Hartford, Conn. are making their an
nual visit at tho Twitchell homestead
Mrs. Bert Gage and little daughter, who
have been several weeks in town, re-
turned to Waterbury, Conn. Saturday
They were accompanied by Mrs. c. f..
F1ske. who will spend few weeks there
Mrs. II. ~ Clark Is at home from the
st. Adams hospital and is in comfortable
condition.-Mrs Mary Fox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Fox OF Brooklyn, n. Y. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sturtevant
The Rev. e. w. Hallowell and family
are spending n few days In Ripton.
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BRIDPoRT.

a daughter was born July 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shea--Roy Hemenway of
Philadelphia was the recent guest Of his
sister, Mrs. T.. c. Crane.-Mrs. Anna Ham,
ilton. accompanied by Mary and Helen
Bennett, was n recent visitor al Burling-
ton.-Mr and Mrs. r. l.. Heminway have
returned from trip to Basin Harbor.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duval OF Massa-
chusetts have been whiting in town.-Mrs
w. NJ Grandy and granddaughter. MIL
dred St Johns. are visiting at Burlington
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL Way
Time Table In Effect June "a, 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Absolutely without Pain.

Time Table In Effect June "a. 1912,
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
400 a. m.-Daily-For Montreal
Abb a. m. Daily-Seashore Unite
for Montreal. ottawa and Chi
7:15 a. m, Except sunday-For all
New England points.
7:25 a. m. Except Sunday-Local
for Cambridge Junction.
1901 a. m Sundays only-For st.
Adams.
$50 a. m. Except sunday-Local
for Montreal and ottawa.
dO.67 a.. m Dailey-New England
States Limited for all New
England points
12:45 n. m. Except Sunday-Local
for st. Adams and Richford
White River Junction and New
England points.
4.4O n. m. Except Sunday--For
Montreal Rouses Point. Og-
densburg and Richford.
4.6O n. m. Except sunday-Local
for Cambridge Junction.
R.dK n. m. Daily--Express for Mon
trea1 and Chicago and local
for White River Junction.
ton for New York. except
Saturday.
NO:15 %, m. Daily-seashore Linn
itei for New London. SPRING
field and New York.
1870 p IN m. na'ly-EsDF''' for R0''
TRAINS ARRIVE, BURLINGTON.
40 q. m. Daily-Express from
Boston.
$40 a. m. Daily-seashore Limited
from New London. New York,
via Springfield.
8.O6 a. m. Except Sunday-Mail
from ST. Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
l0.t5 a. m. Except Sunday--Local
from White River Junction
and Montpelier with sleeping
car from New York to Essex
Junction, except Monday.
iO.dO a.. m. Except Sunday-Iocal
from ST. Johnsbury and Cam
bridge Junction.
iO.62 n. m. Sundays only-Locai
from White River Junction.
I1.4O a. m. Daily-Express from
Chicago end Montreal
Ion %. m. Except sunday--Local
from St. Adams. White Rivsr
Junction and Montpelier.
6.E3 n. m, Except Sun 1ay--Mail
from Providence. Boston. Wor-
cestsr and Springfield.
7:36 %. m. Daily-Express from
Boston and New York, Local
from Montreal and st. Adams.
$40 %. m. Except Sunday-Locai
from Portland, ST. Johnsbury
and Cambridge Junction.
f1.Ok n m Daily-Seashore Limited
from Montreal
1925 a. IN. Dnily-Exprcss from
Chicago and Montreal.
n II. HTCKOK. city Pass Agent.
17o College Street
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GRANVILLE.

John McIntre Of Braintree has been
visiting his brother. Charles McIntire.--
Roy Boyce of BinShamton. n. y, is at
IA. q. Iiubbards to join his wife. who
Is spending the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen c. Hubbard
Charles X. Fox. shoe manufacturer of
Haverhll, Mass, Is the guest OF Fred
Dodson.-Eugene Larry has bought the
w. j. Lamb place at the lower village
and his son-in-law is to occupy it.-Mrs.
John Wood is i'll with jaundice.-Mrs.
Leon Cady Is more comfortable though
Celia Ball were brought here from
Rochester and Inferred by the side of her
parents, Patrick and Meanie namb)
Ball. Her age was 60 years. She died at
the home of Seymore Kent, where she
had made her home several years after
a long period of i'll health.-Mrs. Ellen
Back, who has been in town two weeks.
has returned to Shoreham. Mrs John
Race is still caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Leon Cady.-George w. Sargent has re-
ceived news of the deat1, of his cousin.
George A. Sargent in Braintree after a
prolonged period Of intense suffering. He
was "a years and eight months of age. He
was born in Stockbridge, son OF Wallace
and Mary Sargent. He had many rela-
tives in this town.-Harry Eastman Of
Braintree Inn is visiting for q few days
at William Tinkhams
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Harris OF Proctor
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Harris. over Sunday.-Miss Edith Butler
is stopping with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. q. Ferguson.-Mr and Mrs.
Fred Thorn were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. r. =. Ferguson at Thompson's Po.nt
last week-Dr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Of
Orange, Mass. who are touring Vermont
IN their automobile. visited her cousin.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Fred Grace Is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.-Mr and Mrs
George Jeffery of Brockton are spending
few days with Mrs. F. l.. Hamilton.-M.
s. White Is quite ill.-E. L. Kelley was In
Burlington Tuesday attending the State
convention Of the Progressive party OF
Vermont w. r. Bump and brother.
F. A. Fross. Of New York spent Wednes-
day in burlington
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WESTFORD.

Miss Lenda Hill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Grow.-The Rev. Mr.. Hem
ningson is at home from a trip to Boston.
The Daisy Chain will have picnic
this afternoon.-Ben Rogers, who
has been Ill for some time. is better,--T
w. Grow is somewhat better.-The item
las, week in regard to the burning Of
the barn on the place managed by Frank
Roswell was incorrect. The item came
from a source that ought to he reliable,
but was not
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SHoREHAM.

Edward Godette broke a leg Tuesday
afternoon. Both bones were broken below
the knee.-Mrs. s. q. Moore of Westfeld.
Mass, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
q. II. Hall.-Mr. and Mrs. C. II. belong
are passing few days in Boston.--Miss
Florris Burdeau Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ounette, In Whiting.-About 30 ladies'
attended the missionary meeting held with
Mrs. Horton Jones Thursday.-Mrs. Ar
chic Forbes and two children are guests
OF Mr.. Forbcss grandmother, Mrs. Sally
smith.-Miss Laura Forbes OF Easthamp-
ton Ia visiting her cousin. Dorothy Smith.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Smith OF
Washington, d. c., are In town to pass
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Anderson The Champlain
Valley creamery on Cream hill burned to
the ground Thursday afternoon. The
building WAS owned by the Eddy BROTH
ers and leased by w. II. Stokes. who
managed It, Some butter was lost, though
there had been large shipment of but
ter Monday night. Tho cause of the fire
Is not yet determined. 1t was partially
insured. 1t is not yet determined IL the
con1pany will rebuild.
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1AsT CHARLOTTE.

George Beaudry has sold his farm 70
William 8. Kellogg and has moved his
family to Richmond.-Mrs. Frank Ruel
Is visiting in Jeffersonville and Hyde Park
for a Week.-Mrs. Blanche Bradley has
returned from Thompson's Point where
she has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. G.
Norton.-Dwight Ayers. who has been a,
Ralph Clark's for week or more, has
returned to stowe.-News Of the recen,
drowning in the lake at Plattsburgh OF
George Beardsley has been received by
relatives here. Beardsley was Of Valcour
n. Y, and leaves a family.--The baptism
which was to have taken place at the
river Sunday. was postponed until mex,
Sunday on account Of the rain.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs Vivian Barrett and children of
Rutland are visiting Mrs. Barretts
father, A. J. Cushman.-Mrs. Marie
Murry, who has been staying at Horace
Shattucks the past year, has gone to
Elias Bowers to board. Joseph Bean is
making extensive repairs on his house.
l.. f. hckman is making extensive re-
pairs on his buildings. lately purchased
OF DR.. Russell-The industrial social held
on the lawn between the Lincoln House
and the Methodist Episcopal Church
Saturday night was a success. The band
kindly furnished music. which was much
cnjoyed.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sargent
have been spending the past two weeks
Al Mile Point, Lake. Champaign and Lake
Dunmore.-B. J. Cove has finished work
for Bert Sirle and gone to work at
West I.incoln.-Wiliam DanfIth has en-
tered the employ of the Electric Light
company OF Bristol.--Mrs. Adeline Rock
of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr., and
Nyc lVn,Ioro
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relatives here and in this vicinity.-Mrs.
Daniel O'Kane and Miss Corley of Bur
linseon and Mr.. and Mrs. william Reavy
Of johnson have been Waiting at c. r.
ReAvys.-Mr. and Mrs. Hebert spent
Sunday IN Riehmond.-IsAac Chase of 81.
Adams Is in town.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Dover Of Burlington spent Sunday with
Miss Elen Costello.-Mr. and Mrs. Buel
Day and Mrs. Buel Martin were
among the visitors in Burlington Tues
day.-Dr. and Mrs G. B. Hulburd and
son. Lloyd, went Tuesday to Malletts
Bay, where they are guests Of Warren
Il. Buxton and family.
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LEICESTER.

Miss Exile Morse. who has been attend
Ing the summer school at Castleton, re-
turned Thursday.-M Mrs Alice J. Fiske and
daughter, Elsie, visited last week in For
estdale, at Oliver Laporte's.-Mrs. r. Il
Alden of Burlington and Mrs Alice Nc
kennte OF Maine are visiting at Z. II. AL
den's.-Mrs. II. r. Brown of Brooklyn. y
y. is a guest Of Miss Joanna Dow.-Mrs.
Bessie Bump and daughter of Kansas
City, Mo, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Severy Grace
Canton of Bratteboro is visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sparks.
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present. Music was furnished by Romeo I
orchestra Of Burlington.
MT. and Mrs. Fl. g. Wood and daughter,
Miss Hazel, will leave about September ID
for Monroua in southern California,
where they expect TO make their home.
Their son. Frank Woods, and wife ara
already there.
William -. Johnson e. Son, proprietors
OF Lake Champlain creamery, paid 1924
for standard June milk.
Mrs. Harriet Sbley has returned from
the Fanny ALLEN hospital. where she I'M
derwent an operation four weeks ago.
A postoffce inspector has been here re-.
Gently looking over proposed rural route
between here and Westford.