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CHIllENDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE.

The home OF Mrs. &. H. Wooster was
the scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
June %. when her daughter, carlene.
was united in marriage TO Merritt Car
pcnter The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, Mr.. Gulick. the bridal party
standing under an arch of pink and white
peonies and clematis, with which the
whole house was decorated under the di-
rection Of Mrs. r. II, IIorsford The best
man was the groom's brother, George
Carpenter of Norwich University. The
maid of honor, Miss Phoebe Horsford,
wore white with pink sash and trim
mings and carried bouquet OF pink roses
and maidenha!r fern. The bride was
dressed in white net and carried white
roses and maidenhalr fern. The ribbon
girls were claire Bcach. Sophia VIII
liams, Tina Deyette, Harriet Chapman,
Christine Guick and katherine Root Tho
presents were handsome, consisting OF
silver. china, cutglass and II number of
checks. over leo guests were present from
Jonesville, Burlington, Shslburnc and Fer
risburg, and the brides cousin, Miss
Jean Bradshaw of Chicago. After refresh
ments the bride and groom left in an
| automobile for short trip after which
| they Will reside in burlington.
| George G. Thorp OF Mortified, Mimi
who has been visiting his son, Major
George Thorp, superintendent OF the u
| ), marine prison AZ Portsmouth, \. H.
| visited relatives and fricnds IN town last
week. Mr. Thorp lett Charlotte - years
ago and located in Minnesota, tak!nS NJ
| u quarter section of government land anf
| steadily adding to his holdings untll Al
| Present he is the owner Of large tract 81
| valuable farming property, Louis Dean
| Il. +. D. carrier has purchased run
about Edward Bora Is slowly recovelln1
from a severe illness Mi. and MIS- Far
inton of Lincoln are NstinS IT thdF1"
BOWS. n. II. Alexander. who mas been
visiting on the Pacific coast ana othe
western points for the past year reiu'he'
home Friday.
Tho Ladle-' Aid hcl1 their lrsu.3
monthly meeting with Ms. John /
Ramsay Wednesday gf;crnuHn I'+
Anna Brooks OF Hurinri. .J 'ls'lA
Miss TINA peyotte. Percy iyinHlpn "
N,w York cl,y has been s9rNn'm' nav
OF his vacation at his home here MIS-
Christian Van NlIet Of ESSEX junction
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HARDWICK.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwyn Peake Friday, June 8,-Frank
Chickering has received letters from
Great Britain and Belgium granting him
a patent on his safety appliance to attach
to a ladder.-The condition OF Mrs. n. II.
White, who has been seriously Ill. is i'm
proving.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crandall Of
Chicago are visiting Mr. Crandalls
brother. Fred Crandall.--Cha Goodrich
returned Tuesday from a few days visit
to his son. Harry. at Barre.-Mrs. j. n.
McLoud returned from Concord. y. H..
where she has been visiting her brother
Charles Conant. for a few days.-M!ss
Isabelle Michael. who has been studying
music in the New England Conservatory
of Misic at BOSTON. returned Tuesday.
Her mother returned also.-Horace Cass
OF Wolcott and Miss GLADYS Emerson OF
this place were married at Montpelier
Thursday.
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lacy arc entertain
ing Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Lillian Van
Akin of Burlington,-Th Christian En-
deavor society held social Friday even
ing at the church.--Mrs. II. Fl, White Of
Hardwick, A former resident of this town,
is seriously i'll at her home.-The funeral
of Truman Warner was largely attended
Monday. He formerly lived in Addison.
but had for some time resided in Panton
with his granddaughter, Mrs. Arthur
Piper. The funeral was held from the
Piper home. He leaves one daughter.
Mrs A. w. Sturtevant of Weybridge, and
one son. Cassi,is Warner of Vergennes.
Clara Clark of the Potsdam music school
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arth ur
Clark.-Wiliam Myrick of Bridport was
called to town recently by the serious III
ness Of his little daughter. Blanche My
rick.-Roy Gage and family were in Pam
ton over Sunday
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WINOosKI.

Mrs, Agnes iiisniilon - Maple stree,
and i'e,iN loisVCrt Of Hartford Conn.
we're married sunday afternoon 1T ST
Francis Xavier Church by the REV j.
r. Aud.t
Napoleon ThihoGcau Of West allen
street and Miss Julia Ni,uottc of
West Hprin9 ritlct we married Non
dnS month";, ~ 50. Francis Nav,e,
church.. by the Hev. j. T.. .tuGct. Tive
father # I've bride und u l?otn,r ol
the groom a,tcn""d tsrn, Thov lrri
later IN The dn, Ger II tgip ~ r?naGl
after ~h.p IA ;Arv VIII max" t'lri" ho.Vt
in l"Nr.
slr Juselih .'upEc ~ Niun res, Mani.
tor, Is y'..t'nt r,' lro'r., ~ town ro'
, ttw lay.. Ar H"bG, - l,luca cn.e'
Justice VI tho province of Manitoba ano
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Ellen Buck of Shoreham is in
town for several weeks.-Mrs Kate Lul
Of Pittsfield visited Miss Mary Child the
first of the week.-Mrs. y. y. Rice and
her daughter Doris, and son, Denison.
we're in Randolph Tuesday and met Mrs.
r. Briggs and two children of Ver-
gonnes.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. u. Lamb We're
called to Randolph Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Wilson j. Lamb. who died at
his home IN Someryi!le, Mass. June
H.-Louis Gagron Is with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gagnon. He has been In
Williamstown learning telegrRphy with
his brother-in-law, Fred Ladue.--Mr and
Mrs William Goodno Of Montpelier were
guests at II. o. Beams the first Of the
week. Squire Swan is In poor health and
is not expected to survive long. as he
Is In the ?5rd year Of his age He is
cared for by his daughterin-law. Luana
Swan
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Percy Severance Of Colchester Is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Alger-Mr. and Mrs +. r. Gillett
are In Bristol.-Mrs. Cynthia Hapgood was
in Waterbury Tuesdsy.-Mrs Lovely and
children visited in Middlesex recently
Chester Smith is visiting his sister. Mrs,
Hepgood MIR. and Mrs. Myron Fowler
of Richmond spent SUNDAY at G. W.
Pamer's MFR. Carson, who works In the
creamery was called to Pennsylvania
Tuesday night by the death OF brother.
Mr.. Martin has moved his family to
Barre. Frank Phelps Is moving into the
house, vacated by Mr.. Martin Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Chessmore leave Saturday
night for Spokane. Wash, and other
western points. They expect to be gone
a month,
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LEICESTER.

Forest Aver, who has been attend ng
school at Randolph the past year. is at
home for the summer.-A son was born
Friday, June Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
White.-Several people in town with the
Congregational Sunday school enjoyed
their annual picnic at Warehouses; Lake
Dunmore, Friday.-Mr. and Mrs W. r.
Bean and daughter of Gardner. Mass. is
visiting at II. II. Roberts's,-Mrs. Mar
garet Kanalcy has gone to Brandon. To
live with her daughter. Mrs. James John
son-Mrs. Archie Lamorder Is in poor
health.
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RICHMOND.

Harold Berry of Bellows Falls j. visit
ing at the home OF his parents. Mr. and
Mrs A. C. Berry.-The remains OF the
late DR.. George Rhoads. who died at his
home In Springfield, Mass. several
months ago. were brought here for burial
I'm the family lot In Riverview cemetery
Saturday evening Mrs, l.. c. Conaut left
last week for n month with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Martin. in Fail River. Mass
Mrs Adna Terrien and children have re
turned from Burlington, where she has
been the guest OF her parents, MI and
Mrs Edward Dover. FOR several days. --
Phillip Arsino Of ST. Alhans was the guest
Of hts mot Their. Mrs. John l>eefe, over sun
day.-M J. Gleason has purchased a Ford
automobile. MIR. and Mrs. Francis Pad
dock of Waverly. n Y, are the guests Of
his parents, the Rev. and Mrs &. l.. Pad
dock.-Miss Nina and F. W. shepardson
Of tho University Of Vermont :he latter
4 member of the graduating class, are at
the home of heir parents for the summer.
,-Ruel &. Andrews of Albany, y. Y, VAS
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, t. l., Freeman
Friday ana SaturdsN,-Jcrnme Berry of
the medical college in burlington Is at
home here for the Sumuler
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Esther Eaves is working at G. Fl.
Stevenss-W. S. Wright has moved on to
his farm.-Mrs, William Graves and
daughter of Craftsbury sent Sunday at
w. u. Mann's.-Mrs. Piper of Greensboro
Rend is keeping house for y, {. Currier.
Mrs. Pascal Is stopping with her dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Wa.ermaf.---Ots Hovey
and sister are spending a fsw weeks with
their grandfather, j. W. Hovey.-
Gwendolyn Croker of Boston Is visit.
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Oiiver.-Harry Bole will work for T. G.
Pronson through haying. -F'leda Hassanl
Is visiting her parents in burlington.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs w. j. Pettingill and Miss Eva G.
IIuntey have returned from North Par
soniicld Seminary. Me. where they have
ciscs. Mrs. Pettngill's daughter, Hazel.
was graduated as valediCtorian of her
class. She was awarded the general i'm
provement prize of $lo prize which Is
yearly awarded to the member OF the Par
soniied Seminary who has improved
She was also given a certificate authorlZ-
ing her to teach in any of the schools
under the supervision of Superintendent
w. e McCue. Cornish. Me. These certifi-
Gates are given each year to those grad
uating from Parsontield Seminary, who
course of that seminary with an average
above 81 per cent in all studies for the
four years of the course.-Mrs. Eli Dague
died at the Fanny Allen hospital We'd
nesday morning. June &c.
Mrs. w. G. Wescott, Mrs e. ]. Hanley
town Sunday.-G. H. Brown OF South
Lancaster. Mass. IS in town Frank
Green Is visiting his son at Danby.-Ben-
1am!n Packet who underwent an opera
ton at the hospital. returned Monday
L. j. Bixby and family spent Sunday In
Mr. and Mrs. Harley May OF Boston are
in town.-The friends OF Mrs. @. Blxby
gave her n surprise party Thursday.
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SALISBURY.

The Ladies' Missionary societies of the
Congregational and Methodist Episcopal
Churches met with Mrs. O, a. Mead
Thursday evening, Mrs. Rowland Of ia
pan gave an interesting talk-Not a great
number attended the campmeeting at Sill
YER lake the past few days, owing no
doubt in part to the fact that mosquitoes
were much in evidence.-'rhe Rev. George
NJ Rowland, D. D., of Japan, gave an in
teresting talk at the Congregational
Church Sunday evening to n large con-
gregation. The Rev. and Mrs. Rowland
sail for Japan July d to renew their
work Mrs. s. II. Kelley went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday after
noon for an operation She Is said to he
in a comfortable condition, and her many
friends here hope for Il speedy recovery
Professor and Mrs. y. q. Johndro OF Bur
iinston are visiting his parents for few
days.-The Hon. T.. G.. Dyer and family
are AT their home for the summer.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Addie Sayles Of Poultney is a guest
Of her sister. Mrs Martha Parkill.-Mrs
J. b. Sucker of Chicago is visiting her
son. Walter. at Miss Sampson's.--Prof e.
d. Collins of Middlebury College preached
in the Methodist Church Sunday morning
and DIR. Corcoran OF Middlebury in the
evening-Miss Bessie Bowles. teacher In
Redmond, Cal, and Miss Ruth Bowles Of
Amherst. Mass, We're guests in town last
week.-Mrs.. Hanks of Conway. Mass. and
Miss Gertrude Trow of Washington, ID.
c.. have been spending few days with
Mrs. Hawks prents. the Rev. and Mrs,
c. II. Bailey Extensive repairs are be-
ing made on the Methodist parsonage
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of the Rev. l.. W, Hallowell
and Miss Emma Barclay at Philadelphia
June % They will be at home at the
Methodist parsonage after July ~.
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RIPTON.

The IL weeks term at Bread Loaf
closed Friday. The pupils having no
absent marks were Albert and Oiiata
Fletcher and Victor Boynton Those hav-
ing no tardy marks were Albert Flet.
cher Walter Kirby. Harold Whittsmore,
Johnnie Whittemore. Oliata Fletcher
Edna Kirby, Beatrice Kirby. Bertha
Boynton and Reta Whittemore. Oliata
Fletcher had no mark during the year
The school, with parents and friends
attended picnic In a grove--Dr Cole
man Is expected to preach here July H.
Miss Lucy Hale Is at home from
Leicester.-Mrs. Dolly Damn of Eas,
Middlebury is visiting Mrs. Stoddard
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WHITING.

l.. A. Webster IL at home for short
vacation.--Mrs. Fred Needham and
daughter OF Potsdam. N. Y, are in town
Mrs c. b. Hubbard is entertaining her
mother and two sisters and their children
from Michisan.-The twin babies of Mrs.
Jessie Aines. Robert and Nellie, are doing
we'll since they came to live with their
grandparcnts.--V. G. Kelsey returned
Tuesday from Pleasant Lake. Mass,
where he visited his daughter and family
three weeks.-A large number from this
town attended the funeral of George
Waite in Shoreham Sunday.-Mrs. Hattie
Waite of Barre Is in town
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Laundry
Plumbers
Notice to Taxpayers

The taxpayers of the city of Bur-
Nngton are hereby notified that the
,ity dncluding school, State road
Mata school and county highways and
Bridges and sinking fund taxes for
the year 1872 have been assessed by
the city council of the city Of Bur
iington and the tax bills delivered 10
The city treasurer for collection. to be
Said to said treasurer at his office. No
J. city hall, according TO law within
lorty days from this date. Any taxes
remaining unpaid after the expiration
Of said time, August IL, the treasurer
will issue his warrant against each
delinquent person for the collection
of such unpaid taxes. adding to each
unpaid tax per cent, and ten cents
for warrant, which will be addressed
and delivered to the constable of said
city to be collected according to law.
Office hours from "a. m. to p m,
Monday and Saturday evenings ia Q,
after July e2nd.
Dated at the city Of burlington. July
I, 1912. L. e, GRANT.
City Treasurer
l60.dst&w2t
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WEsTFORD.

The Misses Harvey arc guests of Miss
Lura Kidder.-The Misses Allen are at
home for the summer.-The funeral of
Mrs Susan Bigelow was held Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Howard and grand
son. Donald. have been in Swanton, -
Master Hervey Macomher of Burlington
is spending a few days at George Rice's.
Mrs. Judge Baldwin of Burlington visit
cd her nephew, F. w Hunter. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Osgood visited at Dana
Grows Saturday.-R. Osgood and sister
visited at Arthur Osgood's in Colchester
Friday and Saturday.
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SHELBURNE.

The home Of John Van Sicklen Mack
was the scene of a pretty wedding
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock when
his only daughter, Charlotte Louise, be-
came the bride Of Henry Warren Tracy,
Ind. Promptly at four the wedding party
entered the parior to the strains Of Lo-
hengrin's wedding march played by Pro-
lessor Charles Lee Tracy Of New York.
an uncle Of the groom. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. W. II. Goodman of
the Methodist Church in the presence Of
a small company Of relatives. owing to
the illness of the groom's father. Tho
bride wore gown of white satin.
trimmed with lace and pearls. and car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor. Miss Han
nah Tracy sister of the groom. wore blue
marquisette over white silk and carried
pink sweet peas. The best man was y.
Harris Mack, brother of the bride. AT
the informal reception which followed
Miss Lucinda Smith of Burlington ca
tered. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy left by auto
mobile for q wedding trip. They will re-
side in Shelburne. Mr.. TrtA'y becing senior
clerk in the firm Of Tracy g. Mack
Those from out of town to attend the
wedding were Miss Mary Mack Of Bur
lingtOn, DR.. Martin G. Tracy of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Tracy of Bur.
lington. Mr. and Mrs. Lee p. Tracy ant
two daughters and Julius Tracy of Add
son.
The Ladies' Improvement society ant
the Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs
c. NJ. Russell Friday afternoon to formu
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LINCOLN.

Wallace Norton had his hand badly cut
by falling on a scythe.--Mr. and Mrs. s.
H. Buell. are in Massachusetts for an
indefinite stay.-Mr. and Mrs. sylvester
Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bowen
and daughter visited at Elias Bowen's
and Wallace Norton's over Sunday. Mrs
Wendall Danforth and daughters. Leta
and Sada. are visiting at John Hamil-
ton's.--Mr and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
are the parents of r. son. born June %
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aldrich visited at
james Moodys Sunday.-Mrs. John Nc
Donald and two sons Of Brooklyn are at
I. A. Colby's for several weeks.-Tforace
Shattuck, who has run the Lincoln House
the last two years. ma. moved his family
to Richmond
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Alice West OF Philadelphia is
spending the summer al d. c. Balbours
Miss Eleanor Palmer, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Mary Smith, arrived
from Chicago last Week.-Mrs. Ida Spier
of Crown Point and John Avery OF Mid.
dlebury were married at the Congrega-
tional Church June 2S.-Mrs. Mary st.
John and daughter of Mineville are here.
Mrs. Harry Frost and daughter OF IT,
conderoga are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Peck-Staniey Converse
is spending a week in Burlington.
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Grand Isle spent Sunday in town with
Mr.. Keeler-Mrs Joseph Bissonette and
granddaughter. Lanta Mead. have return
ed from East Bolton, where they visi ted
MIR. and Mrs David Bssonette. Tho II.
r. d. mail will be omitted Thursday. July
A--william Amour Is confined to the
house by lameness .--Albert Stearns re.
turned Friday from New York and or
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Darwin French and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stearns returned
to their home in New York by automobile
Mrs. L. +. Wilbur Is illI-Mr. and Mrs
Boomhower of Boston are guests OF Mrs
Belle Parsons.-There will be no observ.
ance OF Independence day here In th'
village Thursday, and those that go &
celebrate will be in Westford or at the
Center. This village will furnish spe ak.
ers at each Of those places. Judge G. S
| Palmer will speak at the dedication Of the
soldiers monument in Westford and the
| Rev. william Cashmere will deliver a
patriotic address at the Center.-MIss
| Madge Rood will come Wednesday from
Concord n. H.. for a month,-Mrs. John
Flood and children are visiting relatives
In Hardwick. Stevens Of burlington
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. T. Var
| ney.
Philip and Harriet. have gone to Mrs
Chase's old home in Sutton, Mass, fol-
two weeks and while there will atten d
the wedding of Mrs. Chases sister Miss
Edna Leonard.-Mrs. John Flood anti
children have returned from a week fr
fiardwick Miss Mary Corhett of Bur.
lngton has been visiting her sister fol-
several days.-The condition of Mrs
Sophia White remains unchanged Miss
Elsie Joy has returned to Burlington
after a short visit at home.-.Mrs Her.
mon r. Day and Miss Florence Day have
returned from visit in Randolph
Tuesday morning $. T.. Cuffs took W.
+. Buxton and his Sunday school class
Of young boys to Malletts Bay whore
they spent Tuesday and Wednesday,
The boys of the party were Ralph Clay
| ton and Donald Buxton, Wright Foster
r Frank Miller and Bernard Narney.-Theo
+ dore q. Williams was in Burlington
Tuesday and purchased an automobile.
which he drove home.-Ivan j. White was
A. home over Sunday from Burlington.
9 Mr. Prior and four daughters of Den
YER Colo. who have been visiting at @.
I q erbert Hutchinson's for two weeks,
3 have gone to Worcester. Mass. whera
4 they will reside. The other daughter,
= Kathryn. who has made her home with
y Mr. and Mrs Hutchinson fo- two years,
r accompanied the family TO Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs, w L. Day spen. Sunday
Q in Jeffersonvile.--A Brennan is at
a home from St Michael's College at Win
=. ooski Park. where he has been for q
o year.-Chester A. Derby has gone 70 Bur-
q ington. where he has employrnent.-Visi-
d tors in Burlington Tuesday included L.
y r. Wilbur a. = JOY. l.. G. Stevens and
r H. T. Chase.-Mrs. Wills Brown and
e daughter of Essex spent Tuesday with
lher parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Schill
hammer.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson r. Cur.
It's and Mr.. and Mrs. Max A. Buzzel
). were In Burlington Monday to attend
!. the Buxton-Cayo wedding
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MILTON BoRo.

The four months old child OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J.. *. Gilbert. who are at Camr
Rich for the summer, died Wednesday
June "a. of acute Brisht's disease.-Misi
Alberta Hogaboon IS visiting her aunt
Mrs John Shean.-Horace Richards is al
the home of Ward Richards.
Miss Hazel Everest Is a work at Camr
R;ch.-There will he picnic on Mrs
Fay's ground near the lake July 4.
There will he bail game In the after
moor between Banner Grange and Miltor
Boro boys--Mss Pearl Hoeaboon Is will
Ter aunt, Mrs. r :. Berry.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

a very pretty wedding took place at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Martin
on Wednesday, June &c, at two O'Clock,
when their daughter. lnez. was united
II marriage to George Willard of YER
gennes. The parlor was tastefully deco
rated with ferns. wild flowers and peon-
les. The bride was gowned in white mes
saline over white taffeta, and wose a veil,
She carried white peones. The brides
maid. Miss Jennie Martin, sister of the
bride, wore pink and carried pink peonies.
George Davies, formerly of Nergenne.s.
acted as best man, DR., C. ~ Curtis per
formed the ceremony, which was the two
ring sexyiae, Niss Willard AAstAg Of the
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. William Fisher and Miss Bernice
Davis of Bethel visited Miss Davis's sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Boyd, several days, re-
turning Saturday and taking Vernon for
"A visit to his grandmother. Mrs. Davis
Mrs. G. r. Church and daughter. Miss
Jessie, were in Bethel over Sunday.--Miss
Abbie Eaton visited in Rochester the first
of the week.-Mrs Mable Marsh spent
Tuesday in Rochester at her brothers,
CrristOphcr RILEY
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Road Commissioner Beers Is building
fine piece OF permanent road south of
the Ridge Miss Gladys Meader is passing
a few weeks in Burlington,-A large num-
her from the Florona Grange of this town
visited the Vergcnnes Grange Friday
evening. where they gave play.-The
Nergennes Grange furnished refresh
ments while the Florona Grange orchestra
furnished music,-Mr. and Mrs w Earle
Meader and little daughter of bristol Wis
tied here the first Of the week.
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JERICHO.

Mis- TIA brigham has been In st Al
hans for a few days visiting her sister,
Miss Iva Brirhdm Dir, ana Mrs @ H..
lIulhurd .prnt saturday IN Bur'inston 20
Mrs, hiram lianley and children attend
Cd We excursion to iilehgaic Springs Il.
W Brown was AZ home from burlington
ovcr Sundp"-A monument has been set
IN 80 p'au hot AMI Mrs. tia shorm IN
irc returned II white River Junction
ti'. ',su S'r'nhuur of Monipelier, Nil,
.. -. i'uW"t rad son, i'rsn'i> OF BuY-
lnnt. ~, ruh ,Ili. Leo ,ioync. and dnngh-
-t. i,ata,. ~ - an ~ -, have me u
visiting a. Jonr2h ii sonctto's for fen
lavs.--,i y Monarre G"d r'n, larry
A-Np .cir... o q, ...t ieW iAys IN IN ols-
tield.-Mrs. III. ". keelcr and son OF