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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Hagar and daughter. Florence,
who have been spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mayo, have return
ed to Boston, accompanied by Miss Pearl
Tanner-The Brigham academy baseball
team were defeated at Sheldon Junction
Friday by the st. Adams high school. the
score being to 0.-Patrick McGinn OF st.
Adams visited In town over Sunday
The town schools opened Monday with
the following teachers: Common, Miss
Leila Cowan. Eastwood lin. Miss Mary
Kennedy; North, Miss Wallace OF Fair
field; Poor Farm, Mrs. Coda Brady; East
Lyndon Cowan; Kings Hin. Miss Mary
Farrand South. Miss Florence Durivage;
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HINESBURG.

George Davies has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital much improved in
hcalth.-Mrs. Lewis Butler is Ill. Her
daughter, Mrs Freeman Fay, of Jericho,
is with hor.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest Mill
ham are taking an automobile trip to
Ilion, N Y.-Miss Edith Williams has re-
turned to Burlington after spending
few days with Miss Ruth Burritt.-Mrs.
A. l.. Walker and daughter, Hilda, re-
turned to Burlington Thursday after
spending three weeks at j. II. Aliens
The w. c. r. u. met with Mrs. Sawyer
Thursday afternoon.-Dr Cooper Is NOV
ing from the Bird house into c. G. Peck's
house, recently vacated by A. S. Hull
Mrs. Gallagher and daughters, the Misses
Anderson, went to North Adams, Mass,
Sept. 4, after spending several weeks
with Mrs =. II. McDonough,-The annual
meeting of the w. c. r. U. was held with
Mrs. F. NJ. Sawyer Thursday. Mrs. Will
lam Sanctuary was elected president; Mrs.
Guy Tobey, Mrs. Perry Read. and Mrs.
Obed Clough. e-presdents; Mrs. X. A.
Harris, secretary; and Mrs. Fay Kenyon,
treasurer.
Mrs f. r. Greenleaf and son. William,
of West Haven, are spending a few days
here Mrs. Eleanor Field returned Sun
day after few days in Burlington
Mrs X. A. Harris has gone to Henniker
n. H., to visit her son, DR.. c. c. Cole
The public schools opened Monday j
| w. Jones of Burlington was guest OF
| his son, DR.. +. f.. Jones, over sunday
| Caroline d. Wead is visiting her niece
| Miss Helen Weller, in Bristol.-Mrs. S. p
Degree spent last week visiting al Franz
Flaggs in Rutland.-Mrs. Daniel Patricl
and daughter, Anna, spent Sunday will
Mrs. Childs In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs
| Fred Sears We're home over Sunday iron
Westport, n. Y.-Mrs. Belle Ryan return
ed to her home in New York city Saturda
after spending several weeks at c.
Murray's.-Miss Elizabeth Patterson cam
Saturday to teach the grammar schoo
which opens Monday.-Mrs. Rosamon
Harris is visiting her son, DR.. c. I. Cole,
Hennecker. N. H.-Mrs. Helen Boynto
has returned from spending week
Burlington with Miss Lizzie Baldwin.
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MONTGOMERY.

Clayton Fuller of Boston is visiting at
the home OF his parents -Frank La
Fountain Of Boston is visiting at the
home Of his father. John La Fountain
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
clifton Lambert September lo.-Miss Ger
trude Jcwett and Miss May Richards on
have entered the high school at Mont
gomery Center.-The village school OPEN
Cd Monday with the same teachers as
last tcrm.-Miss Mabel Parker has gone
to Linden to teach In the graded school.
Miss Madge Goodspeed has gone to
Fairfax to teach in the Bellows Free
academy. Pearl Snodgrass has en-
tered the Edmunds high school at Bur-
lngton.-Mr. and Mrs. John n. Combs
returned last week from their visit
through Morrisvile. stowe and Mt.
Mansfield.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. L. ]. Gle. who has been with her
daughters in Holden, Mass. the past two
months, has returned home Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hattie Hammond, came with
her and will remain four weeks.-P.
Guyette and c. Lacaillade have returned
from Lawrence, Mass.-Mrs. Alice Burns
and daughter Ruth, who were guests
Of Mrs Harriet Hall. have returned to
tBarre.-G. II. Gle Is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. Electa Gle Of Underhill.-
Miss Ada Brock has returned to Rich
mond.--Mrs. r. Gregory and children Of
Long Lake, N. Y, are visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. A. L. Hardy.-Ai Hall went
Tuesday to Holyoke. Mass, where he
has a position.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Gile, Mrs. E. r. Davis and ]. II. Smith
attended the Baptist association at
Jericho Tuesday.
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West. Miss Zoa Narcotic; Egypt. Miss
Fora Narcotic Misses Lila McNaney and
Myrtle Stone went to Barre Saturday,
where they have positions as teachers
Miss Grace McNaney went to Passalc,
~ j., Wednesday of last week. where she
will resume her position in the graded
school OF that city.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Farrell Of Enosburg Falls visited in town
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MILTON.

Samuel Allen, who has been visiting in
|own, has returned to his home in Ceve-
land, Ohio. He was accompanied as far
s New York city by his niece. Miss LII
ian Allen, who will visit her father. Mall
tolm Allen.-Arthur Lawrence Of Middle
own, Conn, is visiting in town.-N. II.
Phelps Of Portland, Me-, is visiting his
brother, N. Z. Phelps, and other friends
N town.-Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
bf Boston are visiting Mrs. Thompson s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, and
pther friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Phelps Of Richmond spent Sunday at his
Fathers, n f. Phelps. Mar
hin Is attending school at Essex Junction
hgain this fall.--Miss Marguerite Rugar
returned Tuesday to Pittsburgh to at
kend the Pittsburgh normal school.-Mr
and Mrs. Aiken s. Demo and baby daugh-
ter Of Cambridge. Mass, are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi DEMO-
George l.. Morse has broken camp and
returned to town. His mother will keep
house for AlonZo Graves-H. G. BeVins
and Clark Mitchell have bought out the
meat market lately run by Mr. Barrows
and will move from their present quarters
soon b. D. Martin. administrator Of the
estate of b. C. Barrows. is selling out the
groceries in the market.-David CArrow
and daughter are visiting in Ludlow for
81 week.-Julius Sweeney, ST., died at his
son : Levi, Wednesday. Sept. 4, and the
Funeral was held at the Roman Catholic
Church Saturday.-Miss Harriet Rogers
and mother returned from their camr
Monday.-Howard +. Cary and Lila
Rcnouf were married Monday, and with
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Cary will take ar
automobile trip into New York State fol
a couple of weeks.--Arthur Lawrence re-
turned to Waterbury. Conn. Monday aftel
two weeks here.-Mr. and Mrs George
Phelps are in Grand Isle Cor short stay
Mrs. Peter Viens has pneumonia. -Oler
McNal is quite ill.-Ruth Mears Is stay
ing at I. r. Towards. Mr.. Howard was
at home over Sunday, but returned to TIT
hospital Monday, where he is having MI
hand treated for blood poisonng.-E'
Bevins is in town shipping more OF nj
1,,yv ohar
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Hubert Soule and little daughter,
Virginia. who have been passing a week
in bakersfield with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Isham. Mrs Soule's parents. have return
ed home Among those attending the OF
tawa fair from this town are William
Shuttuck, Walter Kittell, Don and Clay
ton Marsha, Ray Morey and Howard
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Tors as teachers. Willis Brooks has re-
turned from South Boston, where he has
been visiting for the past two weeks
Newell Coburn was in Burlington over
Sunday, d guest at the homes OF his sons,
Judson al. Charles Coburn.-The subject
of the Epworth Leagues meeting next
Sunday will be "Attestatlon of Scripture"
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HUNTINGTON.

Il, w, Johnson has purchased the house
belonging to the estate Of the late Mary
sweet.-W. G. Sayles of Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Edith Max of Bristol, who have
been spending few days at n, A.
Carpenters, visited ]. II. Norton Sunday
and Monday.-Rollin Place has moved
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BOLTON.

The farm buildings with all farming
implements belonging to Louis Sena
were burned Monday noon. They were
partially covered by insurance. The cause
of the fire Is unknown.A wedding was
solemnized Monday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Thompson. when their
daughter, Alma, was married to Charles
Ryan, the local station agent-Miss Ro-
bar of Waterbury, who has been In
charge OF the local station for the past
month, went to Colchester Tuesday.
where she has a similar position
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FLETCHER.

b. w. Hooper has sold his farm to
George Morgan.-Lcon Boozan and Miss
Annie Boozan are to start for the West
Thursday, where they 'vill reside in the
futu,e-Mrs. Thaddeus Leach of Fairfax
has btFn Spending several days with
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Rooney
of Fairfax spent Sunday In town.
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Mildred White. Bessie
Willinger and Ethel Isham are attend
ng high school in Hinesburg.-School
commenced Monday with Miss Linda
Crane OF Middlesex as tcacher-G.
Raymond Hubbard returned to his
home In Swanton Sunday after pass
Ing a week with his sister, Mrs Earl
Aver
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ESSEX.

The barn of w. H. whItcomb was
struck by lightning Saturday morn
Ing and destroyed. The barn contain
ed 800 tons OF hay and was partially
insured.
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FRANKLIN.

Hon. c. W. Gates Is confined to the
house.-Mrs. John Russell and daughter
are visiting in Arid. Que.-Thomas Hale
and Lena Goodhue were married In the
Catholic Church Tuesday.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Erastus Clapper was held in the
Methodist Church Monday afternoon. the
Rev. w. Z. Turner officiating.-One OF
the worst thunder storms Of the season
occurred Tuesday night about eight
o'clock. No damage was done in the
immediate vicinity, only several tele-
phones being put out of commission
Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Towle visited !r
Bedford, from Sunday to Tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

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,o.t,,ar r,,u.- n r,l,or being followed
&c. 49,, fr,,, ,,d Me- 1,,l,er who ,cted
49, nri,los,,,td rhs bo-no vas nrettiIv
d,o,,.,t,1 for IN, occusion tho color
echon,, ha,,,, GOLD and white The cere-
,,,r,, vac performed undcr an arch. The
,,riIo vho vas govnod In white net over
r,o..,,,na corrind a bououet of white
s,,o., noas The hridesmaid wore white
o,o,., 10 choro o,.or uessaline and carried
,irk and white asters. The wedding
,,,,,.ch was n,avad nv Mrs e s Wright.
rho numerous Gifts consisting of silver
,hira nancy and linen. were both beau.
,;,ul ard usefu1 launch was served in
1.-Two dining room bv Mrs. III. O. Rowley
and m. Misses Dix. Bundv and Foley
1bo co,,n,. left NV automobile for Eas,
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. II. NJ. Hopkinson Is In town.
Miss Mida Rice went to Lynn. Mass, Sat-
urday, where she has a position as teach.
er.-Mr and Mrs. f. B. Smith celebrated
the 25th anniversary Of their marriage
Wednesday evening.-Miss Grace Allen
has returned to Lynn after spending the
summer in town.-Floyd @. Rice has gone
To Peekskill, N. Y.-The Daisy Chain
meets at the home of Mrs j. r. Allen
Saturday afternoon.-C. II. Cobb Is at
home after a week In Rutland and Zen
nington-The first meeting OF the FORT
nightly club for the season Will be heio
this afternoon with Mrs Il. A. stone
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FAIRFIELD.

Miss Mae Sherwood has gone to St
Adams, where she will attend school,
Mrs. Homer Farrand and Mrs. Morse
of bakersfield spent Tuesday with Mrs.
j. NJ Northrop. Jack Northrop has gone
to Bakersfield. where ne will attend
Brigham Academy.-MortOn Hart of
Enosburg Falls was In town Sunday
Mrs. Homer Sherwood returned home
Tuesday from Swanton. where she has
been visiting her brother. Homer Car
man.-Francis Wallace went Monday for
the convent In st. Adams, where she
will attend schoo.-Edward Meehan,
who has been employed as a carpen-
ter in Underhill. Is at the home OF his
sisters, Nellie Farrand.-Mrs. II. S. Gill
bert Is ill.-Mrs. J. NJ. Northrop and sis
ter, Miss Eaton. who have been visit
ing In Essex Junction. have returned
About 20 couples attended the dance given
by A. G. Finn last Week.-Mrs.. Patrick
McGue and daughter Marquette. start
ed Tuesday for the Hot Springs, Ark
The little son of Frank Raine, wine al
play Sunday fell and broke his arm
The graded school opened Monday With
same teachers as last year.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Edwin F. Maloney OF Willsboro re-
turned to town Thursday ready for the
opening Of the high school Monday
Mrs. Charles Bentley of Andover has
been visiting in town.--Mr. and Mrs.
Seth NJ Packard. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Perrigo, Mrs. Thomas Nash, Lyman
Nash. Mrs. Abel Hoskins and Mrs.
Frank Brown attended the funeral OF
Mrs. William Mead in Underhill Thurs
day afternoon.-James Berry has had
a telephone installed at his home
! Harry Hoskins spent Wednesday IN
Burlington,--A son was born Septem-
Der to Mr., and Mrs. NJ. ]. Sweeney
Mrs Frank Hyde Is the guest OF her
parents in Royalton.-There was
large attendance at the dance In the
hall Friday evening mostly from out
side the village. An orchestra from
Williston furnished music.-Raymond
Bicknell has returned from Underhill
and is at Frank Hyds's while attend
ing high school
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Mary Mcdonald has returned to
her duties as teacher in the high school
at Bellows Falls-Representative elect y.
II, Converse held reception at
his home on Tuesday evening.
Williams spent Sunday In town.-Miss
Edith Edgerton Ia visiting in Boston and
Haverhill, Mass.-Mrs George Root OF
Middlesex visited her mother, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Villmire are visit
Ing their mother. Mrs. Josephine Be-
sette.-The Misses Winifred and Kath-
leen Smith are attending school In Bun.
lington-Ned Bora is slowly gaining
from his long illness.-Mrs. Helen Weed
OF liinesburg is visiting Mrs. Josie
Wooster
Alexander Bacon and Miss Elizabeth
l.enahan OF burlington we're guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bacon Sunday.
Miss Sophia Williams and Miss Stebbins
have gone with Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Chess
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RICyIrORD.

An up-to-date steam heating plant OF
sufficient capacity has been installed In
the new school building In this village,
occupied by the primary grades. A
modern ventilating system to correspond
has also been installed in the same build
Ing and repairs made to the toilet rooms
New slate blackboards to replace the
wooden and other blackboards now In
use have been secured for every school
building in town, including all rooms in
the high and graded schools Of the VII
lage. These are expected to he in place
soon. The fall term of the high and
graded schools of the village opened Mon
day.--The last trip Of the Montreal
Portland trains for the season has been
made. but a NORTHUMBERLAND sleeper
will be attached to the Montreal Boston
trains for some time.-The Ladies'
Benevolent society Of the Baptist
Church will serve its monthly sup
per in the church parlors Thursday
i'evening.-AIr and Mrs Alfred Benoit
have returned from visit OF three
months with their daughters in Edmon-
ton. Alta--AIiss Rose Gregoire, clerk In
the Lane store at Newport is passing
her vacation at her home here.-Mrs.
Frank Il. Moran and children Of West
Medford, Mass. are visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. c. stewart Conner
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bashaw and chill
dren of Derby Line are passing their an
nual vacation in this place.-Dr. II. a
Whitney of Norwich University. North
field. and Mrs. Whitney were guests last
week at the home of Mrs. Whitney
parents, MIR. and Mrs. l, e. Hawley.-
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Continued from page ~
went on with her reading; she was
nearing the close now and she read
carefully and deliberately.
And he was chosen the first presi-
dent Of the United States
Billy put his hands to his ears and
wriggled his fingers at Jimmy, who
promptly returned the compliment.
He had no children of his own, so
he is called the Father Of his Coun-
try"
Miss Minerva closed the book.
turned to the little boy at her side,
and asked:
Who was this great and good man.
William?
Jesus" was his ready answer. in an
appropriately solemn little voice.
Why, William Green Hin!' she ex-
claimed in disgust. What are you
thinking Of? don't believe sou heard
one word that read"
Billy was puzzled; he was sure she
had said Born in a manager Il didn't
hear her say nothin bout bulrushes,
he thought. 80 t Amt Moses; she
didn't say log cabin so t amt Aba
ham Lincoln; she didn't say Thirty
cents look down upon you.' so t Amt
NAPOLEON. sho' wish I'd paid ten.
ton
'Jesus!" his aunt was saying, born
in Virginia and first president OF the
United States!"
George Washin'ton, | aimed to
say" triumphantly screamed the little
boy, who had received his cue.
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d0ubtfuily.
Nav, I would M, 'thout tol her.
well. / n tell her / just coined
over minute to see bout Miss MI
nerva's hustle" he agreed as he again
tumbled over the fence.
A little negro boy, followed By a
tiny, white dog, was passing By Miss
Minerals gate.
Billy promptly flew to the gate and
hailed him Jimmy. looking around to
see that Sarah Jane had gone back to
the kitchen, as promptly rolled over
the fence and joined him.
Lemme see yo' dog" said the for
mer.
Amt he cutter" said the latter.
The little darkey picked up the dog
and passed It across the gate.
n Wish he was mlne.9 said the
smaller child, az be took the soft, dutfy
little BAN IN his arms; what n you
take for him?"
Tho negro boy had never seen the
dog before. but he immediately accept
@a the ownership thrust upon him and
answered without hesitation, TN take
q dollar Tor her"
a ain't got but a nickel Billy. amt
you got 'nough money to put with my
nickel to make a dollar?"
Nav; ! amt got red cent.
'll tell you what ven 40, sug-
sssted Jimmy; wen trade you base
pan mask for him. Ny mama's going
20 gimme 3 new mask cause / an
time stay az home, 80 ven trade y0u
eqr aid one. Go get It, Billy
thus commended Billy ran and
plcke9 pp the hustle where It iay neg.
iselae en ihe ana banded n rs
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trusted together: you are sure to get
into mischief, and his mother and /
have decided to keep the fence be-
tween you for while. Nov, promise
me that you viii stay right In my
yard"
Billy sullenly gave her the promise
and she went back to her baking.
That 5 always the way now" he
said, meeting his little neighbor at the
fence, ever since Aunt Minerva got
onto this-here promisin' business,
don have no freedom I an. It 3 VIII
liam, promise me this. an It q VIII
Ham. don't forget 20 promise now,
tell I s jes' plumb sick n tired Of t.
She know I amt goin' back on my
word an she jes' nachelly gifts the
vantage Of me; she bout the hardest
oman to manage ! ever seen gence
q born"
can nearly all time make my
mama do anything most II / JUS
keep On trying and keep On a-begging, :
Dragged the other boy; Il just say
May /. mamag and she n all time
say, No, 90 way from me and lemme
lone, and / just keep On. May +
mama2 May !, mama7 May I, mama ?
and toreclly she u say, Yes. 30 on
and femme read II peace
AUNT Minerva won't give IA much.
said Billy when she say NO, VIII
liam, { amt no use L ali to beg her;
you jest wastin 20 breath. When she
put her foot down It got to % just like
she say: she sho' do like to have her
own way better "a any oman I ever
see
"she bout me mannisbest woman
they is asFeed Jimmy She got
T1u rn1 let hnh E.lly dnn
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Mrs. George Nelson's Lecture
Tomorrow Evening.


Mrs. George Nelson, State Organ
izer Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. will deliver an adj
dress in this city tomorrow evening
1T I o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Nelson's subject will
be: Flower Mission Work. Every
one will be cordially welcomed. III
edition to the lecture there will be
a musical program, Mrs, S. 7. Fletch-
Ell being the accempanist Of the eyen-
ing. The program follows
Song Audience.
Prayer.
Solo Miss Frances Higgins,
Duet Mrs, Ohlinger and Mrs. Dur
rance.
Selection Male Quartette
Address Mrs. George Nelson.
Solo-Mrs. Charles Durrance.
Collection.
Piano solo Mrs. G. P. Webb.
The hour OF Z was decided upon.
in order that those who wished to
attend the U. D. G. benefit given by
the jewell Kelley CO., later in the
evening, could do 50.
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THE SOULS DEAR LAND.

know the Blessed Islands somewhere
lie
In rose-crowned splendor on q sap
phire sea.
know the Age Of Gold can never
AID far Hesperides has fruit for
me-
mite towers Of fair Atlantis pierce
the blue.
Her terraces and temples vine
wreathed stand,
Ersam-haunting music floats the glad
hours through,
With mlling waves that lap the
level strand.
|ool groves Of asphodel where young
nymphs play,
Lash Wales where Dian leads her
laughing band,
i'm paths Of Already where lovers
stray
Have never faded from the souls
dear land
he glory Of Olympus heeds no ruth;
The fair gods live and love, and
passed.
D beauty that the soul has known
is truth,
Immortal truth, more true than life
at last.
Selected.