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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The Rev. Father Cote has purchased
new automob!le,-Fuller Baker and Miss
Louise Lucia were married Wednesday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lucia, parents of the bride. The Rev,
Mr. Buckingham OF Plainvile. Conn. oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Baptist Church
both morning and evening Sunday. At
the close of the evening service the men,
bers OF the church extended a unanimous
cali to the Rev. Mr. Buckingham to be-
come pastor of the church here,-The re-
publican caucus to elect delegates to the
county convention will be held Saturday
evening. also to elect a republican town
committee for the next two years,-H. II.
Marcy and j, L. Clapp are attending the
republican State and district conventions
in Burlington.--John Centerbar Sr., died
Monday forenoon. Nh. Centerbar was
over 80 years of age and had resided In
town for many years and was a highly
respected citixen.-IIenry Laplant of East
Highgate Is In town.-Carl Barnard. who
has been running a butter tub shop In
West Lincoln for the past year. has re-
turned to town.
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BERKSHIRE.

Lewis Lcavens of Cambridge Is spend
Ing q few days in town.-H. A. Thomp-
son of Staatsburg, N. " Is spending n
few days at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Lillian Thompson. lie was accompanied
by his wife and little daughter. who will
remain until September. George Temple
of bakersfield has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. b. s. Jeffords.-Miss
Caroline Bowen has returned from Lyn-
donvlle. Tho Dorcas society met We'd
nesday with Mrs. l.. Frances jolly at
the Limerick cottage. Lake Carmi.-Mr
and Mrs. Rodney Barnum of Franklin
visited at the home of Mr.. AM Mrs c.
II. johnson this week-J. 90. Weld has
gone to Burlington to attend the state
convention are posted for n
democratic caucus to be held at the town
hal Thursday evening at seven O'Clock
and also for republican caucus to be
held Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
to elect delegates TO attend the county
convcntions.-Several attended barn
raising at Luther Kinney's Tuf sday
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RICHFORD.

The summer time table Of the Central
Vermont railway. which went into effect
this week. makes some slight changes
in the time of passenger train service
on the Missisquoi Valley division. The
morning train leaves 81. AiDans At 720
o'clock. ten minutes earlier and ar
rives at Rlchford at S:35 o'clock instead
of S:i5. thus making surcr for travellers
the transfer to the Canadian Pacific
northbound train at $40 o'clock. The af-
ternoon train leaves ST. Adams at 2;0o
o'clock, which Is fifteen minutes earlier
arriving at Richford at 800 o'clock. and
the return train leaves here at 3i5 O'Clock
and arrives at St. Adams at sos o'clock.
making these trains fifteen minutes earl
Ter all around. The evening train to St.
Adams leaves at sos instead of Sis,
and arrives at ST. Adams at $50 in
stead of $40 The practice of running
the forenoon train to Essex Junction and
back to Richford Is continued. and this
train leaves ST. Adams for the south
at lo:01 o'clock, arriving at Essex juno
ton at l2:5O p. m. Returning. this train
leaves Essex Junction at ll0 for St,
Adams AMI Richford. At Essex Junction
direct connection is made for the south
and for Burlington. Fourth Of July
celebration here will open concert by
tne Richford Military band at $3.50 o'clock.
A baseball game between the Enos-
burg Falls and Rlchford teams will be
called at 9:a5 o'clock. The first of the
races, the pace and trot, Will be called
Mt ten o'clock. Athletic contests will take
place between the heats of the forenoon
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The graduating exercises of the Jeffer-
sonville high school at the town hall
Thursday evening were heard by fun
house. The seven who graduated were
Harley Watkins, Morris Thompson and
the Misses Lolita Brown. Ruth Watson.
Hazel Tucker. Edith Manchester. Mildred
Powell-Miss Jennie Trick Of Burl!ng
ton Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Clay
ton Scott.--Mrs. Marion Griswold has gone
to Oberlin. O.. to spend several weeks
She was accompanied by her niece, Mrs.
Wilmer Heath.-Mrs Nernol of St. Al
bans is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Watkns.-Mr. and Mrs W. W.
Raymore, Mrs +. +. Smith and Miss
Dorothy Smith have gone to Burlington
to attend the commencement exercises of
the University of Nermont.-Madam
Trick, who had the misfortune to fall
and sustain severe bruises, is much i'm
proved
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SHELDON SPRINGS

The Rev. J. \. Campeau, who has been
passing few days In Montreal, returned
Saturday. Robert Mcleod. who has
been III. is improvng.-AIis Katherine
Dwyer closed successful term OF school
in the Smith district Friday and returned
to her home in Rutland saturday.-A
gang of Italians are busy at work exca-
waiting ground for the new paper mill
which is to be built in this p,ace.-Miss
Murntt of Boston is the guest of Mrs
d. NJ. Shepley Campbell of
Enosburg Falls has entered the employ
Of d. NJ. Sheplcy as chauffeur for the
season.-Miss Bessie Duffy closed sue
cessful term of school in this place Fri
day. This Is the fourth successive term
taught here hv Miss DUFFY
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SWANTON.

f. NJ Prouty. longtime and prominent
citizen OF Swanton. died Wednesday. June
II. after an illness of several weeks
He had been In poor health for the past
three years. having been seriously in
jured by an accident while looking after
construction work on the government
fish hatchery. He was born In Sheldon
in 1919 and was widely known as con-
tractor and builder. He leaves a wife and
three sons. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Seventy-s,x
Lodge. F. & A. NJ. There was a prayer
at the house at two o'clock and services
at the Methodist Church at 230. with
interment in Riverside cemetcrN.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. w. A. Sargent and daughter. Miss
Nellie, with Miss Gertrude Bulson and
Winfred Greenough of Bellows Falls.
are guests at II. r. Corliss s.-Miss Fran
ces Clark Of Charlotte is passing the week
with Gertrude Armstrong.-James Buzzel
of Topeka. Kan, is with his sister. Mrs.
Charles Johnson.-J c. Elrick of Swan
ton passed the Weekend with G. c. Jolley.
News of the death OF Col T.. y. Darl-
ing of Washington. d. c.. which occurred
in Malone. y Y. was received by his
sister. Mrs. u. a. Phelps. on Friday.
Colonel Darling was a native Of West
berkshire. The interment was made in
Arlington National cemetery.-Miss NJ. B..
Ewins has opened her homo for the sum-
mer
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Fred Cotnoir, the Montgomery man who
ESCAPED from Sheriff Holmes in Frank
DIN county jail on the evening of May IL.
has been captured and returned to Jail.
Cotnolr who Is charged with arson and
illegal deer killing, made successful
gateway and his whereabouts until last
week have been unknown 1t was learned
ahe first Of the week that he was working
ION a farm In Cambridgeboro, and Dep
uty Sheriff MILFORD Smith of Jefferson
willie made the arrest Wednesday, Deputy
Sheriff l.. i. Martin and Chief Mahoney
N,ent over Thursday and brought the
prisoner hack. He will have a stiff addl-
tiona sentence to work out for his es-
cape,
The wedding of Miss Lulu G. Whitney
of Richford and Hugh A. Giddings of
Jnosburg Falls took place here Wednes-
DAY, June 10, at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage the Rev. Frank w. Lewis per
forming the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Gid
Lings left for trip to Canadian points
Rfter which they will reside In Enosburg
Fails.
Col. Charles 8. Forbes has been con-
Hrmed by the Senate as postmaster of the
city of st. Adams and will take over the
duties of the office about July !. He has
rendered his resignation as immigrant In
spector
Miss Harriet S. butcher, who recently
resigned from the teaching staff Of the
ST. Adams hish school, to take up library
work, has successfully passed the en-
trance examination to Pratt Institute,
faIrooklyn, n, Y, which she will enter next
fan.
The graduating exercises of Villa Bar
dow convent were held Tuesday night at
ESt Mary's hall. large number being
yresc.lL The members of the graduating
,.-class were Miss Herminie Robillard,
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tastefully decorated with ferns, daisies.
peonles and carnations. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. c. r. Upton,
pastor of the Baptist Church. The bride
was becomngly gowned in Copenhagen
blue messaline and carried shower
bouquet of cream roses Tho wedding
was attended by only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. The
dining room was In charge OF Mrs. w.
II. Mahoney and daughter. Miss Helen
The refreshments were served by Miss
Rogene and Leonard Boyden, sister and
brother of the bride. The presents con-
sisted of silver. china and money. The
happy couple were driven by automobile
to st. Adams, where they took the 1890
train en- route for Boston, where they
Will spend their honeymoon. after which
they will return to Georgia to reside.
The Rev. W. r. Dukeshirc. supern-
tendent OF ST. Adams district, will deliver
his lecture entitled Getting Out of the
Woods" at the Methodist Church Friday
evening. The proceeds will be for the Ep-
worth League.
On Friday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the Rev. w. b. Duke
shire Will give his lecture entitled, Get.
ting out of the Woods Miss Louise
Newton left Saturday for Lake Placid,
~ V, where she has employment for the
summer.-Miss Eva Macomber has re-
turned from South Hero. where she has
been teaching.--Miss Elda Bragg of the
Burlington Business College IL spending
her summer vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg
Mr.. and Mrs A. d, Bevins are the par
ents Of a son. born Friday. June III
Miss Louisa Ballard has returned from
Burlington, where she has been the guest
of Miss Alice Jackson.-Mrs. Laura Allen
left Monday for Geneseo. H.. where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Sinclair Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian f. Ballard are the
parents of n daughter born Monday,
June 2i.-Mrs. r. T. Ryan entertained Is
of her friends Thursday afternoon, II
being in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Michael McGrath. Supper was served and
a pleasant time spent.-Mrs. Oscar Con-.
stantine is III with the grip.--The theme
Of the Epworth Leagues meeting Sun
day evening will be THE Permanencc of
Truth" The meeting will be in charge
of Miss Cora G. Webster
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs L. X. Socum Wednesday .-Mrs. r..
T.. Tiley of Worcester, Mass, is visiting
in town.-Ogene Butler fell from his BIZ
ryce and broke his arm Saturday night.
lie broke the same arm two years ago.
Mrs. Eliza Sherwn while working in
her garden fell and broke n rb.-Miss
1lorence Aldrich returned home Sunday
from a few days visit at the home Of Fay
cite Calklns on the Interval.-Mrs. John
Stewart is suffering from the effects of
coming in contact with poison ivy.-Mrs.
w. W. Aldrch. Mrs. A. Curry and Mrs
C. x. Isham attended the Pomona Grange
eneetng at Essex Center last week.
Frank Brown of South Burlington, who
has been seriously III with bronchitis and
pleurisy for the past two weeks, remains
Ebout the same.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Houghton and
daughter of Burlington. who have been
visiting the Rev. and Mrs. O. r. Hough-
ton. have returned.-At the caucus Tues
day evening George Giddngs and Willis
Ross were elected delegates to the State
convention and William Hill and Irving
Stone to the district convention.-Mss
Holland of Barre, who has been the guest
Of Miss Lila McNaney. has returned
Mrs. Fred Potter and Mrs. Gaylord May
rard have been in Mortified. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Start Of Jacksonville visited
IN town Sunday.-A variety shower was
given to Miss Florence Dezotell Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Miss Lena
Narcotic. in honor of her approaching
marriage to Fred Bachand OF Fairfield.
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HILL WEST.

John Rushford who passed last week
with relatives in Richford and Samson
vile, has returned home.-Grace Philips
closed very successful term of school
at the Four Corners last Friday and re-
tured home to Sehldon Monday. -Salina
Rushford is passing few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Laura Newcity.-The
condition of Fred Jewett Is slowly improv-
ing.-Mrs. Mary Pudvah and two children,
who passed last week with relatives in
this place. returned home Sunday-T T.
Sheldon, who was quite i'll last week. is
much better-The Rev y. G.. Gushing of
Hinesburg Is here to visit his mother,
who suffered quite serious injuries by "A
fall some time ago.-Severa from this
place attended the l. o. o. +. services at
Hectorville last Sunday. The church was
well filled and an interesting and helpful
sermon was given by the Rev. W. q
Mansfield.
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Miss Marguerite L'Ecuyer and Miss
Kathleen Walsh. Diplomas were also
given to those who had finished their
course in the grammar school and the
medals of honors donated by the Rev.
ID. j. OSullivan were presented by
Father O'Sullivan The principal feature
of the entertainment was the presenta-
ton of the play, 1.-THE Shepherdess Of
Lourdes" by the graduating class ana
members of the school.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Mary (Men-
nrd) DAILY. who died Sunday night, was
held at st. Marys Church yesterday morn
Ing at nine o'clock. Mrs. DAILY was 81
years old and Is survived by her nus
band. Joseph r. Daily, three brothers.
Ernest Menard, Of Worcester. and Joseph
and Lawrence Menard of this city; and
three sisters Mrs. Felix Lawrence and
Miss Sarah Menard of this city and Mrs.
Albert Bailey of Saco. Me.
In city court before Judge ~ n. Post.
Charles Brown was tried yesterday on
the charge Of furnishing liquor unlaw-
fully and was held In $3Oo bail for ap-
pearancc before Franklin county court
In September Napoleon Bean was tried
of $500 and furnished bail. Mitchell Syl-
vester. who is 10 years old. was charged
with burglary, pleaded guilty and SEN
tence was withheld during good be-
havior. A. Geror was charged with
breach Of the peace, was found guilty
and fined s. and costs, which he paid.
Albert kittel and Thomas smith were
charged with non-support of their fami-
lies. pleaded guilty and the cases were
continued for one month.
Fourteen cottages on the shores of
Lake Champlan in this vicinity have
been rifled during the past few weeks
and a reward OF $50 has been offered
by States Attorney George NJ Hogan
for the capture of the mscreants.
The following officers have been elected
by the Woman's association of the Con-
gregational Church: President. Mrs. A.
D. Tenney vice-presidents, Mrs George
c. Stevens, Mrs. Edwin A. Hyatt; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs Perley c.
Russell The following department presi-
dents were also elected Woman's Foreign
Missionary society. Mrs. l.. b. Warner;
Ladies' Aid society, Mrs. II. c. Allen;
Woman's Home Missionary society," Mrs.
Albert II. Ruhleo.
Harry l.. iaws. aged % years died
Tuesday after an Illness of ten months.
The funeral will be held at his late home
on Upper Weldon street this afternoon
a 2:aO o'clock and the burial will be in the
South Main street cemetery The mem
bers of Court Weldon, No. 1887. 1. o. T..
will attend the funeral In body. Mr..
1aws being a member of that organiza-
ton.
Miss Ethel Anderson was given a
miscellaneous shower at Pythian hall
Tuesday evening by n large number of
her friends. Dancing was enjoyed and
lunch served. Miss Anderson and Elmer
r. Loomis will be married August 2s
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The fishing has never been surpassed
that was experienced during the past few
days, for this season Of the year. Pick
erel have risen to the iy spoon and perch,
pike and pouts have been caught in
quantities. A party Of four from Ran
dolph came Friday morning on the sleeper
and returned Sunday afternoon with over
300 pounds of nice marketable fish, be-
sides all they could eat during the time
they were here. The party consisted of
II. NJ. Totman. G. i. Root, +. j. Blanch-
ard of Randolph and Ness Clafn of Kill
UNI, Alberta. who Is IN the East visiting
old Randolph. Brookiield and Braintree
friends for the first time in several years.
MIR. and Mrs +. W. Jackson and her
mother, Mrs. Richardson, of Barre, are
at the Jackson cottage for a few days
Mrs. Richard Hoar and daughter Ellen,
OF Barre. are here experimenting i'm
provements on their cottagc.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rathie of Montreal are the guests
of Platt's Lake View House for a few
days.-Nrs. S. A Cook of Worcester,
Mass, is here putting "Havea Rest"
cottage in order for a party of friends
from that city who are expected this week
for over the fourth."-H. :. Thayer
reached home from Chicago Sunday noon
where he has been attending the great
convention and incidentally looking after
the Vermont headquarters at the audi
torium for a few days.-A party of
Italians from Barre are occupying tine
Bugbee cottage for few days. A party
of four. Stewart Mum, Esq, and Mrs.
Mum. Mrs. s. NJ, Mum of Montreal, and
Miss Halstead Of Vancouver b. c.. have
been guests of the Franklin House for
several days the past weck.-M. c. Cramp-
ton has the frame to his new cottage
near "the point up and boarded. This
with the Log Cabin" cottage will make
two new buildings this year on the
poi ~
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

North Hero was the birthplace OF the
Grand Isle County Sunday School asso-
citation. The first convention. when the
organization was perfected. was held at
North Hero June g 1892 During the %
years conventions have been held annual
ly. meeting with each town In turn -Four
meetings have been held In each town
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STOWE.

Admiral and Mrs. Charles l.. ClalS
and Mrs. Clark and their daughter, Mrs
Hewes, are at Lake Mansfield for tAe
M. a. Mckenzie OF Seattle.
Wash. Is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Diantha Stoddard. a T. G. Eddy's.-
Miss Ellen Hodge. or the past two years
"a resident of Round Lake. n. y. Is in
Ella Sargent closed sue
cessful term OF school with appropriate
exercises and an addNss by Super
intendent l.. T. Cole. A feature of the
entertainment was the exhibition of So
specimens OF wild flowers collected by the
children during the term.-The Rev. w.
II. Dukeshire. district superintendent,
held the first quarterly conference at the
parsonage Saturday afternoon and
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning and at the
West Branch In tho afternoon Mites
Hazel McCuen Of the University Of Yer
mont returned to Stowe Saturday for the
summer,-Mr and Mrs, Isaac Sailer OF
Philadelphia are guests at the Green
Mountain lnn.-Mr and Mrs Truman
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Homer Cramton and Mrs. Wright were
married at the home of Coburn Cramton
Tuesday even!ng.-ATiss Anna Lawrence
of Reistertown, Md. Is the guest of
Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson.-Mis Lena Hadd
and Miss Susie Moffatt have gone to
Sugar Hill. n. H.. where they have en-
ployment for the summer
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BEAVER.

MIR. and Mrs. Harry Craft are the par
ents of a daughter. born the Ath.-Mrs.
Orren Cross and daughter have gone to
knowlton, i. Q-Mr and Mrs II. n. Nc
Nall have been entertaining two nephews
from Johnson for "A few days
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races. The afternoon races will be called
promptly at one o'clock and another
baseball game, Montreal Stars VS.. Rich
ford will be called at two o'clock. Liber-
al purses are offered and some OF the
fastest horses in Vermont, Northern
New York and Canada are entered.
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GEORGIA.

The home of Spencer T.. Boyden was
the scene of pretty wedding Wednes-
day evening of last week, when the
youngest daughter. Elizabeth Pamela,
was united in marriage to Horace Allen
Caswell of this place. The parlor was
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FLETCHER.

Elmer Hooper and Edgar Flanders are
delegates to the State and district con-
vention. Fred Ranney has moved his
family into the Hitchcock louse.-Miss
Frances Parsons. who has been i'll. Is
better.
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SOUTH HERO.

At the service at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning H. s. Howard
of Burlington will give an address on
The Peace and Arbitration Conference
Of 1922 at Lake Mohonk. There will be
a community July celebration in South
Hero
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Howard will attend the district conven.
ton at Burlington Wednesday and Thurs
day--The Rev. and Mrs. J s. Goodall Of
Essex junction are spending a few DAYS
Mt their old homo here
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FAIRFIELD.

Gilbert II. Doane of the Springfield high
school Is at home for the summer.-Jevett
Farnam. who has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. S. Allen Soule, has returned to
St. Albans.-James Riley. Daniel Ryan
and John Brennan of st. Michael's Col
lege are at home.-L \. /oule and little
daughter. Beulah. went to Cambridge to
spend Sunday.-The Ladies' Village I'm
provement society will give a musical en-
tertainment at the town hall Friday even
ing.-Mr. Jordan, who has been i'll for
several months. is able to ride out.-Mae
Sherwood and Frances Soule are in Shell
don.
The Ladies' Village Improvement So
cety will give musical entertainment
at the town hall Friday evenng.-James
Riley. Daniel Ryan and John Brennan OF
st. Michaers College are at home.-Miss
Loretta Brennan of St. Marys convent
is at home FOR summer-Horace Riley
OF Stockbridge is at home.-Miss Mary
Brennan of St. Adams Is at home.-Miss
Rose Ryan of Maine Is at home.-Several
Of the young people attended the base
ball game at Bakersfield between Bur-
lington and Bakersfield yesterday.