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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15

preventative hay barn on the farm be-
longing to Miss Sarah Goodwin was struck
by lightning Sunday evening and burned
There will be an Ice cream party on the
lawn at the Baptist Church Wednesday
evening. August 2l.-The condition of Mrs.
William Loomls, ST., who has been criti-
cally i'll Of acute Brights disease Is I'M
proving.-An adjourned regular meeting
Of Banner grange. No 1856. p. Of H., will
be held Friday evening. August 2.-Dr.
Edward Loomis Of Chicago Is visiting his
brother. william LOOMS, Sr.-Prof. and
Mrs. r. N. Gerrlsh OF Ponce, Porto Rico,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Austin.
Mrs. Mira Prarie Of Burlington is visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
Newton.-Wesley Abel and Daniel Bragg
are home from Boston.-B. I. Newton of
Burlington Is guest of his mother. Mrs.
Agnes Newton.-A. +. Walker Is visiting
In Rutland.-The subject of the Epworth
leagues meeting next Sunday evening
will be THE Remuneration OF Worldly
Preferment; Self Renounciation Prepares
for Saving Service" The leader will be
Mrs. I. o. Newton.-Mrs. Corneiia Coburn
of st. Adams Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Coburn
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BAKERSFIELD.

There was a substantial Increase in at.
tendance at the monthly meeting of the
w. F. NJ. s. OF the Methodist Church at
Mrs. Grants August Z. An interesting
part of the program was a sketch of the
life of Clara NJ. SWAIN first woman doctor
OF the Orient. The Rev. George Frederick
Wells addressed a union meeting Sunday
evening. taking as his subject THE Farm
ers' Church." Mr.. Wells Is well-known
specialist in this field. The usual services
will be held Sunday On account of Bible
school and campmeeting there will be no
services August 25
Mrs. Clara Powers Harvey of Canaan
visited friends in town last week.-Mr.
Comings of Richford was the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. / o. Powers. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morey of Highgate
and Miss Ina Start of st. Adams WISH
ted Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Wells last week
The Rev. o. r. Houghton and family
are spending two weeks at Lake Carmt.
Mrs r. n. Wells Is seriously ill.-A
party composed of MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Ovtt, MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Gates, MIR.
and Mrs. Wilmer Whitney. Miss Kath-
crime McNaney, Miss Edith Cox. Ray
Barnes and Gaylord Barnes are camp
ing at Lake Carmi.-At the republican
caucus Tuesday evening Del Giddings
was nominated for town representative.
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MONTGOMERY.

Roy Domino of Boston Is spending his
vacation at the home of his father,
Darius Domino. Mrs. Frank Casavant of
Manchester. n. H., Is visiting relatives in
town.-Mrs. Peter Bolt has returned from
her visit in Providence. X. l., and was
accompanied by her niece. Mrs. Nettie
Gould.-The Misses Glenna and Doris
Libby are visiting relatives in Newport
Mrs. Vena Vadney is spending few
weeks with her mother, Mrs Leander
Shna.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pratt and
their two sons, Roger and Lawrence, are
camping at Lake Carmi.--Mr. and Mrs
George Richardson are camping at Lake
Carmi.-M. w. Downey has moved into
one of Frank Pratt's tenement houses
Mrs. Hannah Parker of Putney is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Ellen Tarbeli
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ALBURG

W. l.. Mayo. aged about % years. OF
Champlain. y. y, was run over and IN
stantly killed at this station at $40 Mon
day evening by Central Vermont extra
freight train No. 399. Mr.. Mayo was a
fireman on the Rutland railroad and was
evidently riding on the front of the en-
CINE and in attempting to jump off on
arrival here was drawn under the wheels
on the engine. The body was badly man.
gled as the wheels passed over the trunk
at the shoulders and again at the hips
The deceased is survived by IA wife and
child. who live at Champlain. Relatives
arrived from there Tuesday morning &c
take charge of the remainS.-Mr. and Mrs
w. T.. Eodgett of Saratoga Springs. n
y. have been at the home of Mr., and Mrs
\. T. Willard during the past 10 days
=. G. Putnam has returned to Saratoga
Springs after week in town.-Miss Win
fired Flynn and Miss Lois SturGiss OF
Milton are in camp at the Center will
Mr.. and Mrs. w T.. I'lynn.-G. w. Strong
and family have resumed charge of thei
house and MIR. and Mrs. John Valentino
have moved to their home at the Center
bans spent Sunday in town.-Mlss Jennie
Rankin of burlington arrived In towl
Wednesday and is the guest of Mis-
Flynn,--Cieis Botsford of Des Mo!nes
Ia. arrived Saturday night for 10 days II
Alburg and Isle La Motte.-The STANDARD
Oil company has shipped gasoline tanl
to be set up at this station for the dis
tribution of gasoline through this section
Miss Nellie Collins of Burlington Is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Felix Pratte.-A. II
Buck of Albany, y. Y, Is acting as stem
ographer in the Rutland freight office
succeeding r. II. Noel. who has entere
the employ OF the road as trainman.
j. Mumley has completed n concret
foundation on Main street for his hous
which he will soon move from Vantin
avenue to the new location.--Henry Put
nam OF Charlotte was in town Sunday.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

The Rev. w. A. Hill and family are In
camp on the east shore-Miss Ethel Wes-
ton OF New York is visiting at r. +.
Houghtons-The Misses Viola and Mar
tina Tulip of Chazy are visiting their Sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Jarvis-Mlss Lillian At
wood of Chazy and Miss Minnie Scott OF
Burlington are visiting at Leslie Pixies
Master Harold Holcomb of Burlington Is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Wyman Ho.comb.-Mrs. Arthur Fisk and
children of Boston are visiting her mother.
Mrs Ira Hall.-Miss Gladys Terrier has
been home from Swanton the past week.
Miss Alice Pencil of SwantOn and Miss
Cunningham OF Ausable Forks. n. Y. are
visiting at Ben Duba's.-Jack Terrien OF
Newport has been In town the past week.
Mrs. Beckwith of Whitehall. n. Y, has
returned to her home after spending a
week with her father Jack Terrien.-
Rolla Hin was home from burlington over
Sunday-Mrs. Bissel and children have
returned to their home in Malone. n. Y.
after spending several days on the Island
Sunday night lightning struck the house
nf Fred Jarvis. occupied by Nelson Jarvis,
and considerable damage was done. Ell
Fifty's house was also struck, but only
eight DAMAGE was done,-The Rev, c. w
'ostcott has gone to Sheldon to attend
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HILL WEST.

Leonard Rushford of East Enosburg IS
guest of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Rushford.-Marian Paronto.
VINO has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Paronto for several weeks. re-
turned to Plattsburgh, N. Y, Thursday
Thomas Dilloway of Burlington is here
Tor a few days,-The Rev. Clyde Sumner
was business visitor In St. Adams
Ihursday,-The Rev. N. c. Gushing re-
turned to iiaesburg Wednesday ,-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Shangraw were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Austin Newcity In
Hectorville Wednesday.
Mr' and Mrs. William Rushford of
johnson were guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rushford, over Sun
oay'-Mrs' j. ID, Gushing and two daugh-
ters or West Somerville, Mass, are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Messier.-
hianche Shangraw Of Beverly. Mass. is
passing the week in this place.-Myrtlc
Moh'ieth is visiting with her parents.
MT ana Mrs, John Montieth, for a few
! days'-Mr. and Mrs. William Ariel and
bioss Jewett attended campmeeting
~ lthiel Falls. johnson. Sunday.-Ida Du-
team or Grande Ligne, Que, Is the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. John Maynard, for a
Few days,-The condition OF Mrs. Matilda
hushrord, who was III last week. Is
somewhat better-Mrs Zoa IIouchette
returned from Enosburg Falls last week
-tlenna Broe IS passing the week with
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cannn-Jennie Stevens OF East Enos'
burg passed Sunday In this place.
MIS- Henry Lumbra is passing a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Darius Domino
al the village.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Pudvah of NorthIiil have been guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macia.-Mrs. Frank
fudvah Is III with blood poisoning.
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MILTON BORO.

Jane French Is visiting Mrs. Nor
kimer Reynolds. William Martin has
heen a guest of Mrs. Luther Grinne'l.-
Wilbur Shonio and Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
Larc al the home of Mrs. Jennie Fay.-Mrs.
Mcrtie Bassford has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Mills.-N. II. Ma
honey, Leonard Boyden and Harry Berry
went on fishing trip the first of the
|Wcek.
Miss Emma Stanley is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Sweeney and w. II.
uunstcr Marion Stanley is visiting her
cousin. Gertrude Warner. In st. Adams.
Among recent visitors at O. a. Stanley S
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox and son,
ROY, Samuel Stanly of Waterville and
Miss Effie Gordon of Westboro. Mass.
Professor Cohurn of Fairfax was In
town August 10 and 11.-Mrs. Albert Lamb
md Mrs Hattie Hnc and granddaughter
were guests of Mrs. b. f. kinny Saturday
and Sunday.--Miss Winnie Shean was at
home from burlington over Sunday.
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FAIRFAX.

A. r. Rugg of Essex Junction spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
AMOS Rugg.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur White Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Ballard and daugh-
ter, Carolyn. Mrs. Perss Ballard and
Miss Anna Landon spent Sunday at
Baldwin Landon's In Colchester.-Miss
Flora Sherman Of Fletcher Is spending IL
few days with Mrs. Bert Bellows.-Prof
]. +. Colburn has returned to Crafts
bury for few days stay.-Mrs. Mary
Fancher who has been in Waitsfield
for several weeks, returned home Sun
day.-Mrs. frankie Savage and daugh-
ter Of Somerville. Mass, are at their
summer home here.-Mrs Ida Hunt has
closed her house and gone to Cambridge
to live with her daughter. Mrs. Earle
Gates.-Jesse Parsons and Guy Howard
spent Sunday with their friends at Queen
City Park.-Miss Gennie Hunt is visiting
friends In Swanton.-Prof. B. C. Merriam
of Bellows Falls is visiting friends in
town.-Miss Effie Buck OF New York
is visiting relatives in town
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RICHFORD.

Tho funeral of Hanson Clark, whose
body was found in a meadow about a
mile from his home Friday afternoon.
and who is supposed to have died from
heart failure on the previous Wednesday
afternoon. was held at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Barber. on the
Abbotts Corner road Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock, the Rev. Morgan Il. Pease,
pastor OF the Richford Baptist Church.
officiating. Burial was In the cemetery
near berkshire Center.-Miss Blanche
Shangraw of Beverly, Mass. is visiting at
the home Of her uncle. Peter Shangraw.
Mrs. Horace Blaisdell of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hedth.-Ernest William McGrath of Abb
ercorn. Que. and Miss Laura Baker of
Dunham, que, were married at the
Methodist parsonage August I. by tho
Rev. u. c. Gucst,-A daughter was born
TO Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon r. Boright. Aug
ust +-Miss Bernice Mosier has returned
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ENOSBURG.

Miss Mary Hodges of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs, Lyman Gilbert for a
few days.-Mrs. Ida Gross, who has been
visiting In Richford has returned.-Dr.
G. S. Fassctt went Monday to Royalton
for a week with his daughter. Mrs. Mary
Green and her family at their summer
home.-The Rev, and Mrs, c. Burke of
Orleans are passing a couple of weeks
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Warren
Perley. parents of Mrs. Burke,-Melvin
+. Wright and sister, Helen. went to
Sheldon Saturday and returned Monday.
o. Rexford of Highgate was in town
last week interviewing the farmers about
starting a Roosevelt club.-Mr. Rexford
had the shaft OF his touring car break
while coming UP the hill formerly known
as the Blake hill. between the farm of
J. w. Chaffee and the old Blake place. It
| ia a steep place and sandy, N. ]. Bashaw
came along and pulled the car up with
his horses.
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sWANTON.

Rodney r. Carter. a former resident OF
Swanton, died last week at Johns Hop
kins hospital. Baltimore. Md. For a long
time Mr.. Carter was active in the granite
business in Vermont. as superintendent
OF the Ryegate plant in Its best days.
He owned the Woodbury. quarries before
they were developed and he operated in
liardwick and organized the Standard
Granite company which did a large busi-
ness at Swanton for a few years and was
the best known man in the Vermont gran
lite business 20 years ago. For some time
he has resided with a daughter In At
lanta, Ga lie leaves wife. three sons
and three daughters.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

H. II. Tracy returned Monday from a
short visit at North Troy anH Manson
Vile. Que.-Mrs. Lulu jerks Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses kermett
Emile Rossier. with his family, was
called to Montreal Monday by the death
OF their son-in-law. Henry Perrier. who
lived In a village near that city.-A special
40 hours devotional service was held at
st. Isadore's Catholic Church Monday and
Tuesday. Fffty-two were confirmed at
the church Sunday.-A civil suit was tried
before jury at the office OF p. II. Cole
man Saturday. 1t was that of c. A.
Gardyne VS.. r. r. Chaplin and had to do
with the foreclosure of a mortgage. The
jurys verdict was in favor of the plain
tiH.-Another case. that of n. NJ Collins
VS.. Louis Goodhue. called for Monday,
was observation-disclosures Benoit, who
has been spending some time with his son,
Edward Benoit. has returned to Highgate
Center.-Lawrence Gilman Of Manson
vile, Que, Is visiting at c. a. Gardynes
Mrs. Clara Evans of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.-Consid de ra BILE
work Is being done IN the cemeteries
About $500 has been raised by subscrip-
ton and more is expected
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

Albert Waterman of Enosburg Center
was fined Friday S. or sentenced to 80
days in Jail for wilfuly and secretly
| listening to private testimony which was
taken in a schoolhouse at EnosburS Gen.
ter lest Wednesday, the case involving
the recent burning of two barns in that
vicinity. According to Vermont statute
hearings of such offenscs are private and
all officials connected with the same are
under oath to keep secret the proceed
ings. Waterman. who is but IS years old.
is jantor of the schoolhouse where the
hearing was held, and being interested in
the case decided he would hear the pro-
ceedings. Before the morning session OF
court he entered the building and went
to a belfry or small garnet and heard
all the testimony. On learning what had
been done Judge Ellis w. Foster sum-
moned the boy befoie him and after in
yes.igation it was found that young Wa
ternan had disclosed some of the evil
dence and the court held that he had
been guilty of contempt of court and he
was fined as stated.
Invitations have been received in this
city TO the wedding Of Noble F'oss, son Of
Governor and Mrs. Eugene N Foss of
crime COBB daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick l.. Cobb of Newbury, which
Will take place September 3.
Considerable damage was done by the
electric storm in this vicinity Sunday
night and il Is said to have been the
worst storm of the season. The trolley
service was tied up for a few hours. Tho
streets were flooded and those who were
Il.
miniature ponds. a barn belonging to
Sarah Goodwin in Georgia was struck
by lightning and was burned with its
contents of hay. Lightning struck a hay
stack en- the Rushlow farm on the Shell
don road and the large barn on the D.
Noyes Burton farm in Highgate was also
struck. The building contained about 14(
tons of hay and the occupant of the farm
Mrs. Jennie Brennan, estimates her loss
at about 5000.
William Murray, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the hospital
Monday, is as comfortable as could be
expected.
The contrac; for the construction worl
and laying the pipe line for the city's new
reservoir at Silver lake. Fairfax, wa
awarded yesterday to the Crandall En-
glneering company of Boston. The worl
will he begun September l and the con
tract calls for its completion this year,
possible. The original bid of the Crandal
company, July |, was $25,079 which wa
the lowest of the sealed bids received b
the city council. A steam shovel an
tramway will be installed and 1t Is ex
pected that the pipe line will be put 1
this fall ana it may be possible that tn
work ON the dam and intake can be com
pleted before winter.
Invitations have been issued to the wed
ding of Elmer Raymond Loomis and Mis-
Ethel May Anderson, daughter Of M
and Mrs, Charles H. Anderson, which wi
take place at st. Luke's Church Wednes
day evening August IS. at eight o'clock.
The annual excursion of the Lakesid
and Banner Oranges will be held Frida,
August 30, on the steamer Chateaugay.
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FRANKLIN,

The Rev. NJ. A. Turner and family have
gone to Riverside campground for two
weeks. Mr.. Turner has charge OF the
singing. The two Sunday schools here
had picnic in Patterns woods Tuesday,
Mrs. Florinda Wilson OF Malone. ~ Y,
visited Mrs. Elrick Tuesday Mrs. Fanny
Morey and two children OF Springfield,
Mass. are spending a few weeks with her
father. Henry Flinton.-Mrs. Julia Alex
ander has bought the John LANCE place
of c. w. Gates.-Principai Morrill, and
family have returned to Bakersfield, and
the Rev. o. r. Houghton and family are
occupying his cottage.-Rodman Powell
has returned from Highgate Springs
where he has been spending two weeks
with his mother. Mrs. j. NJ. Green, and
Wilma has gone there for a two weeks
stay.-The Stars are to have a picnic a,
Lake Carmi Friday.-Mrs.' Hopkins is ex.
pected home the last OF the week from
the Mary Fletcher hospital
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FAIRFIELD.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mcknany August 11.-John Bull
lard of Swanton Junction. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sherwood.
has returned home-Miss Anna Mellow
an Of burlington Is at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. T. w. Hale.-H. j. Merrill
of Williston, who was in town last week.
returned Saturday.-Mrs. 8. A. Soule and
little son are little better
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Patton. and little son,
Albert. started Tuesday for an automo-
bile trip to Haverhill. where Mrs. Pat
ton will visit her sister. Mrs Charles
MoCuen.-Guy and Walter Roddy. James
Fuller, Frank Perry. Pat Wallace and
Tom Mckinney started yesterday morn
ing on the harvesting excursion to the
Canadian Northwest
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FLETCHER.

w. Throckmorton, division superin-
tendent for the De Laval Separator Co.,
has been in town.-Miss Genie Boozan
and two little daughters of Morrisville
are in town.--John Parson has let his
farm to Maurice Boozan.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. r. Montague of Texas are visiting at
D. c. Robinson's.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Aylmer Phelps visited his sister, Mrs.
Jason Marsh. in swanton last week-Re.
cent visitors at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
H. 8. Stanley were Mrs. Leila Ingraham
and Miss Clara Winchester OF Brattle.
boro. Mrs. II. b. Colcord and Mrs. Reu'
ben Chance. aunt OF Mrs. Stanley. Miss
Mae Greene. niece. and Mrs. Clara Mar
win OF 81. Albans.-Mrs. Floridna Wilson
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of Malone, n. Y, visited at Naaman Glib
sons last week.-Mrs.. Robert Darling of
Walden is passing the week at Mr..
Phelps's .-Mr and Mrs. Charles French
and Mr. and Mrs. Weston of Manchester,
N. H., are guests at John Jolley's, coming
by automobile.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy montgomery are the
|aronts of n son, Robert Edward, born
friday, August 9-Nliss Madeline Schnig
at home for a vacation.-Mrs. r. IL
lctcalf is visiting at L. T.. Metcalf's.-
hiss Daisy MacGibbon is spending her
acation in Morrisville.--The missionary
nccting held in Jericho last Thursday
vas of unusual interest Great credit Is
ue Mrs. T.. r. Williams for the manage
nent of the same. Work in H. p. How
rd's steam mill is progressing rapidly
Hrs. Ella ]. Whitcomb has returned from
Burlington.
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GEORGIA.

The annual boatride Of Banner Grange
has been postponed until Friday, Aug. 3d.
A Bull Moose Club" was organized on
Saturday night and will hold Its next
meeting at the town hall Saturday even
ing All who are interested In the pro-
gressive movement are requested to be
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MORRISVILLE.

The large farm barn OF Fred A. Gilbert
was totally destroyed by fire Sunday
night during the thunder storm, lightning
striking the barn little past midnight.
Fire followed the bolt and the barn was
afire throughout in less than five minutes.
making 1t impossible to remove two
horses and four head Of young cattle.
One COW was killed by the lightning and
the rest were taken out. One pair of
horses We're also saved. The loss. be-
| sides the barn, included 90 tons Of hay,
| a heavy wagon, a new buggy wagon and
some older wagons of less value and
some small farming tools and machinery.
The barn ard contents were only PARTIAL
| ~ .nsured.-One OF the professors from
| the Tuskegee (Ala) school will speak
| at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Wednesday
| evening. August 81. upon the worn which
| is being accomplished by that school.
| He will be accompanied by 4 male quar-
tette from tho school, who Will furnist.
music for the occasion.-Mr. and Mis-.
| j. A. r. Slayton of Boston are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Slayton Harry Woodward of Tren-
ton Mo. and Calvin Woodward OF
Kansas kans,, are passing 10 days va
cation with their mother, Mrs Deette
| Woodward.-Mrs Frank Graves of Ash
| field. Mass. and daughter. Miss Mildred
Graves. who have visited here for the
past week. left Monday. Mrs Graves GO
ing to Noretown and Miss Mildred TO
Enosburg. While here Mrs. Graves ship
ped their household goods to Province
I, town on Cape Cod. where they will mako
their home Prof and Mrs. A. L, Hardy
of Amherst. Mass. who are passing tho
summer at Greensboro are passing . few
days with the corners brother end wife,
barrow of Troy. N. Y. joined Mrs. OAR
row Saturday in visit at the home OF
Mrs. Mable Noble.-Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Green, living In the west part of thu
town, were guests over-Sunday OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker.
and left Monday for Har6wich to visit
his father, II. G. Green, Mrs. II. j. Ed
monds is so far recovered from her res
cent illness as &c be able to be out on
the eet-Nen Gilbert OF Springfield,
Mass. is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Gilbert aud her brother. Frank Grout,
of Waterbury. who have visited his par
/ ents, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert. returned Sum
, day afternoon. but returned here Nom
day ON account of the burning Sunday
night of his fathers large farm barn.
, Saturday evening from their wedding
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BERKSHIRE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Forty Monday.-Miss Julia Chase OF
Bakersfield Is visiting II. Pearl Jolley.-
Mrs. Maude Jenne and son, Kenneth, are
visiting Mrs. w. A. Beno!t OF Lowell.
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong
and son OF Newport visited at the home
Of c. II. Johnson Monday.