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Lancaster, July 20.

Lancaster, july ~.
The Lancaster Fair for 1919 clos
ed in blaze of glory, with a splen
did crowd present last Friday
The rings exhibited On the las
day and the awards made were n
follows:
Mare and foal of 1912, shown :,
hand-Mrs. X. r. Lowndes, Danvill,
LIST; J.. W. Ray d Son, Bowling
Green 2nd; w. II. Murphy, Iincolr
Ri
Saddle stallion. ! year aud under
w. D. Walker, Stanford LIST; T.
W. Ray Il Son I'd.
Stallion ? years and under 3.--P
W. Ray 4 Son LIST; John Murphy I'd,
Stallion. 3 years and under A..
Mat Cohen LIST; Ed Doty, I'd.
Roadster mare or gelding .
years and under 4-Forest Stapp.
l-t, u. \. Holcomb, I'd.
Saddle gelding 4 years and over
T.. W. Ray LIST; s. l.. Burke I'd.
Combined stallion, any iagc-P.
W. Ray LIST; Mat Cohen I'd.
Foal of 1912. shown 10 hand. lin
tied To Garrard entries-M. II. john
son, LIST.
Three gated saddle mare or geld
ing. any age-Mrs. X. T. Lowndes
LIST; p. W. Ray I'd.
Roadster stallion, any age-Mat
Cohen LIST; p. W. Ray I'd.
Plantation class, limited to Gar
rard entries, mare on gelding any
nge-T. II. Robinson LIST; Mrs. Jas.
]. Hamilton I'd.
Harness mare or gelding 3 years
and onder Abe Coleman, Har-
rodsburg LIST; Bernard Hays, Nicho-
lasville I'd.
Gelding 4 years and overs. l..
burke, LIST; p. W. Ray second.
Mare 4 years aud over-IBenard
Hays LIST Mat Cohen I'd.
Champion class, five gated stall
Ioin. mare or gelding any age 5000
Mrs. X. I. Lowndes LIST: Mat Cohen
2d; u. W. Ray Sd: Mack Hughes,
ith.
Harness stallion 4 years andover
I.dgnr Doty 1st; Theodore Duncan
second.
Roadster mare or gelding. any
'se- DIR. Pontins lst Ben Holcomb
second.
Baby ring for prettiest and hand
'omest baby under Is months old
Josephine Brewer. of Chelsea, Okla
BONA was awarded first ribbon and
ISABELLA Walker. the beautiful little
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
IT Stanford. was given the
'econd place
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representation, ] state here and now
my willingness and am authorized 20
state Mr.. Helms willingness also, to
strike out the name of any officer, il
Mr.. Puryear will in writing, state
specifically who is Objectionable to
him, and, as the law provides. show
cause for his removal. I make this
offer from sense of fairness. The
law assigns ~ cause FOR the prop5-
sition ] make. II my opponent can
ask for fairer proposition, | shall
.s glad to hear from him.
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MRS. S. c. TRuEHEART


Much regret has been occasioned
acre by news of the death of Mrs.
). {. Tr,ieheart. which took place
IT her summer home at Mont Eagle.
emf. last Saturday. She had been
m i'll health for some time.
Mrs. Trneh"art was exceedingly
well known and beloved in Stanford.
hhe educated large number of the
best people in this section. She
first came to Stanford with her
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An interesting race for school
trustee is IN in the Bowen district.
John +. Russell who has held the
place for several terms is u candid
ate for reelection. but the friends
of Charles T. Sandidgc have brought
him out, and say that he is sure
winner.
Wanda Lee Burns. 20 years old. a
stenographer, fell through a skylight
in the roof of the First Christian
charch at Louisville and was IN
stantly killed.
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Never leave home on Journey
without bottle of Chamberlain
Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE
dy. II is almost certain TO be need
ed ard cannot be obtained when on
board the cars or steamships. For
sale by q. l.. Penny.
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OFFICERS CHOSEN TO
HOLD FIRST PRIMARY.
TIVE Democrats and Two Rep0hII-
cans Named In Each Precinct
The List.

The County Board of Election
Commissioners. Sheriff. w. l.. Nc
Carly, J. 7. Embry and Dr. X. l..
Dawson met last week and selected
the list of Officers who will con-
duct the primary nxet Saturday. As
this is the first primary in the state
where both democrats and republi-
! cans participate, under the law, the
officers are divided evenly between
the two parties. two democrats and
two republicans being named in each
precinct.
The primary elections in the state,
under the new compulsory law, are
held under all :he formaIities of
general election. the officers who
serve are paid the same as in re-
Gular elections, and the returns are
made to the County Clerk in the
same way.
The list of Officers chosen to hold
the first direct primary in Lincoln
county, is as follows:
Stanford No. l--Courthouse
judge. l.. Sloan.
Judges. J. Embry, Jr
Clerk. w. Acey.
Sheriff-II. j. Luce.
Stanford No. 2-Macksville
Judge. l.. Coffey.
Judge-Bud Holderman.
Sheriff.. b. Sartain.
Clerk-H. X. Saufey.
Stanford No. 3-Engine House
Judge. V. Gentry.
Judge-Chas. I. Wilson.
Sheriff-G. ID. Florence.
Clerk. b. Bailey.
Stanford No. 4-Rowiand
Judge-Lee Holtzclaw.
Judge-Jesse Price.
Sheriff-JOhn Delaney.
Clerk-W. p. Logan.
Crab Orchard No. {
Judge-Frank Watson
Judge-Milt Gender.
Sheriff-Cal Nevius
Clerk-George Rronaugn.
Crab Orchard No. 2
JUDGE. d. Gooch.
.Iudge-Walter Rogers.
Sheriff-.W. II. Walker.
Clerk. c. Magee.
Hustonvile, No. I.
Judge--James Minks.
Judge-Rud Mccormack.
Clerk-Henry Camnitz.
Sheriff-Tom Best.
hustonville, No. 2
Judge--J. b. Depp.
Judge-JOhn Burton.
Sheriff-James Grubbs.
Clerk-W %. Speed.
Hustonville, No. @Turnersville.
Judge-Chas. Carter.
Judge-Dave Kennedy.
Sheriff-Lee Manning.
Clerk Arthur Hill..-
Hustonville, No. +Mckinney.
Judse-R $. Scudder.
ludse-John Newell.
Sheriff-Geo. Lay.
llerk--Chas. Back.
WayneshurQ No. I.
Jadge--Jas Reynolds.
Judge. A. Smith.
Sheriff--Logan Reynolds.
Clerk-T. j. Burleson.
Waynesburg No. 2-kinQ's NJ.
Judee--Wm. johnson.
-indge-Tom Afford.
Sheriff Edmund Murphy.
Clerks. b. Chevolette.
Waynesburg No. @HlohIand
Judge-D. X. Adams.
Judge-A. q. Faulconer.
Sheriff-Wm. Butts.
Clerk-E. G. Baugh.
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Splains require careful treatment.
Keep ruiei aud applv Chamberlain
I.inimepi f'eelv. II will remove the
soreness and QUICKLY rest,re the
parts 3" healthy condition. For
sale by q. l.. Penny.
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Harry Camnitz won another game
for Lexington Sunday. holding Mt.
Sterling to four hits. This boy is
sure to land in bigger league next
season. The Camnitz boys are STAR
ring this season. as Howard is the
most reliable winner ON the staff Of
the Pittburg national league team.
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The republican candidate for gov
ernor Of Ohio has withdrawn
The Mikado or Emperor If Japan
died Monday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

The damage done to the bridge by the
hard north wind April %. was much over
estimated. and while the water washed
over the whole length of the bridge,
which made it about Impossible for
teams to Cross, the road bed that was
washed out was replaced and the bridge
put in fair condition for travel We'd
nesday morning at an expense of about
50 or s-5-A daughter was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fleury
of St. Adams. Mrs Fleury was Miss
Ethel Pike of this TOWN.. y. Sweet
ferry scow that runs between Isle La
Motto and Chazy has been put in first
class condition and made her first trip
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Stanley Fleury
and daughter of St. Adams are SPEND
ing few days at +. S. Fleurys.
y. w. Fisk's quarries We're opened
April - for the season.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Council of Terrytown. n. T. spent
sunday with his brother, w. T. Cornell.
John Fleury and family. who have al
ways lived on the island, have moved to
Burlington. Duba. Jr.. who has
been working for n Boston house, travel
ing through New England, g at home or
a vacation,-Kenneth Tulsa has moved
into the house vacated by John Fleury
M. s. Thomas has taken the contract
to build house on the west shore o
Alburg for Milcad Langlos.-Mr. ant
Mrs Edward Pike and daughter 81
Sta rksboro are visiting his brother, Les
| lie Pike.-Mrs. f, Il. Reynolds has re
turned from New York to her summe
| home on the island
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HINESBURG.

The Baptist Young Peoples club
gave a dramatic entertainment at the
town hall Tuesday evening. Miss Floren
Allen has gone to Springfield. Mass, for
a few wceks.--Mr. and Mrs w. w.
Bushnell of Thompsonvile. Conn, visit
ed his father. Sidney Bushnell, the past
week.
The w. c. r. l.. will meet at Mrs. +.
O. Martins this afternoon at two
. clock.--Covcnant meeting at Baptist
church Saturday at 200 p. m.-The
heavy rain of last week made havoc
with the roads and bridges. -Mtss
Clare Hull left for Washington, u.
e.. nesday.-At the annual meet
Ing of Hope Circle of Kings Daughters
the following officers were elected:
Leader. Mrs. Myra Taft Degree; vice-
leader. Mrs. Jennie Barnes: secretary,
Kiss Mildred Partch; treasurer, Mrs.
Amelia Sykcs-The Cleaners Circle
If the Kings Daughters of Hunting
ron will be entertained by the Hope
Circle of HinesburE at the home of
Mrs. Howard Barnes Fri lay after
noon.-H NJ. Hull is not as well.--Mr
md Mrs. w. T.. Andrews returned from
FLORIDA Saturday.
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

Miss Glenna Gilbar and Joseph l-ailame
we're quietly married in ST. John the
Baptist Church Thursday mornins the
ceremony being performed by the Rev
Father L'Ecuyer. Miss Ruth Gilbar was
bridesmaid and Felix Laiiamo was best
man. They will make their home here,
where Mr. Lafame has employment as
chauffeur for Hon. O. Merrill Miss
Grace Orissa Giddings Of this place and
Thomas l.. Lowden of pittsNcld, Mass
were married at seven p. m. "Wednesday,
April "A. at the home of the bride
mother, Mrs. Sarah Giddings The lieN.
f. A. Legg was the officiating clergyman.
After short journey they will make
their home at 263 Pomeroy avenue, Pitts
field, Mass, where Mr.. LoWden Is in bust
ness.
julius Young mas entered the employ OF
| the Federal Packing company, having
resigned his position with T.. ID. Cushman
He will succeed to the position now oc-
cupied by Howard +, Kimball-The fire
alarm Saturday noon was for a fire II
the rear Of Farrars block, whore q
neglected rubbish blaze spread an'
threatened the rear buildings of l., a
Depatie No damage was donc.-Owing Il
"A cold which 80 affected the vocal organ
of the Rev, T.. A, Legg that he coul'
speak only with difficulty the Rev. w r
lintendent. preached at the union service
both morning and evening Super
intendent wallace attended the meeting o
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FAIRFAX.

Guy L. Butler Las accepted lucrative
pottion with the Globe Tobacco COM
pany Of Detroit, Mich. He will travel in
Vermont and New Hampshire. with
headquarters at Burlington For the
present his family will remain in town.
Ill. NJ. Gregory is working for Mr.,
Conner in the creamery and Mrs.
r. G. Leach are the parents of a boy,
born April 25.-Mrs. lsottie Story has re-
turned from Burlington.-S. T.. Wilson $
condition remains about the same.-Mas-
ter Adeloert Becman OF New London
Conn. is visiting his grandparents Mr.
and MIS-. A. y. Beeman. this week
| Miss Hazel Warren Is confined to the
| house with throat troube-At the Meth.
odist church there will be union servic,
| SUNDAY at l0b a. m, conducted by
| Superintendent Clifford Smith of tn,
| Anti-Saloon League.-rhe only service
Mt the Baptist Church Sunday will b.
| the &. T. service at $50 p. m. and even
ing service at 1880 in charge OF Homer
| Hunt
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JERICHO CENTER.

Nrs II G. Brown was in Burlington
Monday.-There was meeting OF ti"'
orange Monday evoning.-The LADIES
Aid society gave social at the
parish house Tuesday evening.-Mrs. J.
T.. Poase is visiting her daughter, MIS-
1Iutchins in Elmore.-Harlow Perign
from the Corners has been visiting his
son. Frank. for week.-At the mission
ury- meeting with Mrs. \. Is. Morse, the
subjoct was "Mnistcrial Relief and ths
collection was about S0O.-Miss Mary
Moran was at home over Sunday from
1Iiphgato. where she teaches in the hSh
schools. NJ Packard was at home from
Huntington over SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs
Bert Beers and children were in Charlotte
over Sunday.-Mrs Betsey Ballard return
ed Thursday from Dudley, Mass. She is
IN poor health and was accompanied nome
bv her daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Henry
Ballard who returned Friday to Dudley
Mass Mr. and Mrs r. +. Brown pleas
antlv entertained the teachers, Mr. Malon
ey and the Misses Henley. Bolgcr anA
Wallace. and Mrs Browns parents, MI
and Mrs. \. G. Hoskins Thursday even
lne.-Mrs. Higgins gave T. of the yount
men of the village a pleasant cveninf
nj her home April 2i.-W. j. Nichols
was at home from Fairfax over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Hall, +. q. Peas
and s. NJ. Packard attended the Grang'
meeting at Burlington.-The Rev. :. "
Jarnum has returned from his vacat iop
The Olive Gibson mission class enter
tanned the young mems Bible class witt
banquet at the parish house Frida
evening. Mrs, Higgins was the guest 0
nonoi. There were toasts by the MisSe
IIcl,n Chaplin. Pauline Smith. Irene Bol
ger and Trania Willard the last two hein
In poem form. REGULATIONS were by Msse
.Juna Wilson and Gladys Tominson Can
Moulton responded for the mems class
and there were remarks by Mrs. Higgins
Following the banquet there was a socia
nOLr.
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GRAND ISLE.

There is to be no meeting of the Grand
Isle Ladies' Aid society this Week Old
newspapers or magazines Will be very
acceptable if donated to the Ladies Aid
and a shipment will be made Thursday,
May o. from Grand Isle station.-Charles
3. Russell died at his home after
lingering illness in Grand Isle April =, in
his Slst year He was born in North
Hero, the son of William and Phoebe
Russell, and lived there until about %
years ago, when he sold out there. re-
moving to Grand Isle, which place has
since been his home. He was honored In
his native town by being elected TO offices
of trust He was probate judge and for
many years justice of the peace He
leaves wife and five children. Mrs.
Fannie Aldrich of Grand Isle, Milton,
Charles Harry and Herbert twins, the
latter Of Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Ella
q. Gordon has returned from Iloyoke,
Mass, whore she has spent the winter
Henry Stone has gone to Massachusetts,
for new employment.
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GEORGIA.

At the town hall Friday evening at
S:l5 o'clock. the Banner Grange Singing
society. chorus of 60 voices. will give
the cantata. THE Wreck Of the Hes
perus." under the direction of Arthur r.
Weed of Burlington. The Kolege Jubilee
Male Quartet Of Burlington has been
engaged for this occasion. also w. q.
Watt reader. All are cordially invited.
At the town hall Friday evening. the
Banner Grange singing society will give
an entertainment, assisted by the College
Jubilee Male Quartet,e of Burlington.
Miss Bina Howard is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Shedd of Franklin, n, H
Mrs. Benjamin Bull, who was called here
by the critical illness of her sister has
returned to Lake Placid. N. Y.-The con
dition of Mrs. Il. II. Post IL slowly I'm
proving Joshua Paterson died very sud
denly Monday morning Mt his home or
the Georgia shore. The funeral was
held at his late home Wednesday after
noon at one o'clock-Miss Mildred Bush
nell, who has been at the st, Adams
hospital. has recovered sufficiently to re-
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JERICHO.

The Ladies' Help Society Of the Baptist
Church served May dinner at the
church Wednesday from twelve until two
o'clcck.-Mrs. =. II. Day has been i'll
several days.-Miss Ada Wocott, who has
been III ut the st. Adams hospital for
two months. where she is taking a
nurses course, has been obliged to 60 to
her home in PlattsburSh. She is the
younger daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs.
y. ". " olcou, formerly of the Baptist
Church here, Mrs Arthur c. Brown was
in Burlington Monday.-Mss Mary Nc
Mahon was at home over sunday from
SteVersvlle where she teaches Mrs
Ernest Como Is i'll with neuralgia. a Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Boothe spent Saturday r
Essex Junction.--Arche Perrgo has be-
gun work for Joseph Williams at tn,
granite shcd-The Ladies' Aid Society o
the Congregational Church will serve sup
per at the church parlors Friday even
ing from six until eight o'clock, follow
cd by social hour William Buxton wa.
In town Sunday from TinderhilL-Mis
Lotte Sinclair has returned to Burlington
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Louis Fulsom of Waitsheld came
Friday evening to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mable Fulsom.-Nliss Irene Plude, who
has Just finished work in the q. L, Drown
store, went Saturday to ESSEX junction.
where she has a like position.-Miss Grace
Smith came from burlington Friday to
visit her mother. Mrs, Lucy Smith Miss
Marion Blake of Eden is a guest for a
week of MIR, and Mrs r. l., Briggs -
Madam Valleau. who has been with her
son, DR. A. j. Valleau and family for
the past two months, went to her home
in Hyde Park Saturday .-Peck X lioyt
began work Monday on the erection OF
their last factory. -Bernard Herrck
passed Saturday and Sunday in Hard
wick, the guest of his brother, Guy Her
rick. MIR and Mrs, NJ. b, Eaton left Sat
urday for Waltham. where they will visit
their daughters, Mrs. c. $. Merrill and
Mrs. II. l.. Whitcomb,- Sarah Baker
went to Cabot Saturday to resume her
former position as teacher in the gram
mar school. -George Cook of Hardwick
came Saturday to pass Sunday with his
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FAIRFIELD.

1Iorooo w corIo arod .,bout AZ ,ears
WV Us .'t'.', .,,,a ,,.,,s..
..o'',e re =, 81" ~ ,',,',. w..
. H"'" 7o"'' ''"
"e"i-t DIN W ~" w. :"
N"'" MON 'So'..,'E ~
ZEN rIauNS' i"' M an" ""A Sun VI
TINS town ne i'hcrh was nv'" Gun
DAY at one CLOCK o' ms ia'e "oi.io' Nh
Sou'o was Il I"'"''' anu was we" h''o" II
throuEhout inns part o' inc H'"''' re
was Il democratic III ponies ana AT one
time represented ms Town IN lne l-eSlS-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

at the house at one o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
In Franklin county court yesterday.
matters were attended to preparatory to
the closing of the term. In the morning
Ira Hatch and Charles iiakey' VINO were
found guilty of burglary and larceny at
the camp of william Barker of New
York on Hog island were sentenced TO
serve not less than four years nor more
than four years and six months In state
prison at Windsor. James Hakey, who
was found guilty of burglary In
the same case. was sentenced to
the industrial school at Vergennes
for the remainder Of his min
GRITTY. John Popowics. who was found
guilty of keeping diseased meat for sale,
was fined 500. A divorce has been
granted In the case of Albert Frkey VS..
Emma Hurlbut Tirkey and the custody
of the minor child is decreed to the petit
toner. In the divorce case of Stephen
n. Frost vs.. Catherine Frost. a bill was
granted for wilful desertion, as was also
the case In the proceedings of Alice II.
Bickford VS.. Burton Bickford. A bill
was granted in the case of Iinne Miller
Ncwcity VIZ. Edward James Newcity for
intolerable severity. In the case of Bur-
| ton l.. Chandler VS.. Bernice NJ. OIouston)
Chandler bill was granted for wilfu
desertion
The marriage of Miss Katherine Shee-
han of this city and Francis OSullivan
of Montreal. formerly of this city, will
take place Tuesday. June II. A shower
party was given Miss Sheehan at the
home of Miss Irene Deschcnes Tuesday
| evening. about % guests being present
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sWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. Rhoda Chadwick. who is critically
i'll at the home of her daughter, IL
thought to be failing.-Mr and Mrs c. f.
NJ. Billiard of Swanton junction celebrat-
ed their 18th wedding anniversary Sat
urday evening when about 40 friends
and relatives gathered at their home un-
expectedy. An informal evening was
passed and light refreshments were scrv-
cd. sum of money and several pieces
of silverware were presented.-Mrs. Ar
thur Rousseau of Skees Corner. who has
beeen dangerously i'll with peritontis,
gains very slowly Mrs. Ambrose Chase
of Georgia is the guest of Mrs NJ w.
Jennison Of Skeels Corner, for few
days.-The two children of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ w. Jennison of Skeols Corner are i'll
with whoOpng cough
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ALBURC

AT the annual meeting of Columbus
Lodge. No II. +. & y. NJ, the following
officers We're elected W. NJ. James
Mcneil. S. W. NJ. T. Mott, J. w. NJ v.
Sowles; T. John Hollett ). w. w.
iIonsinger; S. D.. W. W. Stiles; j. D..
u. f. Bell: S. S. Or. :. H. Martin :,
j. S, II. a. Rice: T.. |. Duba, Installa-
ton of officers will be held in the lodge
rooms Saturday night.-A number If the
members of the Congregational society
gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Rogers Friday evening, as a
surprise party to bid farewell and extend
best wishes to them in their new home
in Nergennes. Mrs. Rogers left Monday
for a few days at her home in Bristo
and DR.. Rogers expects to leave town
to-day.-The high winds Friday and Sat
| urday washed water over the RUTLAND
! track around the beach. TO such an ex
tent that the Rutland trains were rur
over the Central Vermont tracks unit
the roadbed could be put in shape with
| New ballast.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. O. A. Stanley attended the mis-
sionary meeting at the Rev. Mr.. Upton
April 24--.'he roads are almost i'm
rassnblc in some places.--G. c. Rice and
=. f.. Smith were in Burlington Friday.
Miss Ethel Landon was at Milton Gen.
Ter over Sunday.--Mrs. Jennie Wells spent
Saturday and Sunday In Burlington with
her daughter. Carrie. --Frankln 1shan
spent Sunday at Maritime Reynolds -
John Flynn and son, Jerry, were in town
Saturday.
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SWANTON.

To-day is Swanton's second annual
cleanup day and the ladies who have
the matter In charge hope to Guido the
There will he n ball game in the after
noon a band concert and n supper.-Day-
ton Webster and Evensten Smith sail from
New York Saturday. they expect to be
absent three weeks.--Charles Newell has
purchased the coal business of George
Webster & Son. Mr.. Newell sold the coal
business to the Websters is years ago.
They sell out now owing to their large and
increasing wholesale lumber trade-Mra.
l.. e. Hollenback is III with the grip
in a severe form.--A new freight station
has been erected at the east station by
the Central Vermont road and the pas
senger station is now being extensively
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O'Kelly. local Western
Union manager. has resumed her work
here after several weeks in the Fanny
Allen hospitel.-A county fish and game
warden, said TO be from the central part
OF the State. has been in this vicinity for
several days with a local fisherman rs
guide, supposedly on pike fishing trip,
with the result of Selling three fishing
nets at West Swanton. Two of the
seizures. one 10 rod seine. and the other
Is an elaborate fish trap about which little
Is known as they are used illegally, il
| It all. A seizure of this kind Is very rare
Levi Cray, local game warden. Is tc
patrol the bass beds again this year
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

News has been received Of the death
Of James Toner, a former resident of
this town. who died Friday. April Is. at
his home in Westmore l.. Ell Stock'
well has moved from Wiliston to the
Au Clair house on the corner near the
Eldrdge school housc.-Miss jennie
Merrhew is attending the Burlington
Business Colegc.-A birthday party was
given Miss Elizabeth Upper at the nome
of her parents on Spear street Friday
afternoon to which her schoolmates and
teacher were invited Refreshments We're
served and many useful and pretty gifts
received.