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sowned in white taffeta silk with white
hat and carried bouquet of brides roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Lena Mar
cette, who wore a pink gown with
white kSa and carried a bouquet of pink
and white carnations. The best man was
Joseph l.. Dezotell, brother of the bride.
Clarence Dezotell and George Narcotic
were ushers and Miss Maude Narcotic
presided at the organ. After the cere-
mony the bridal party went to Swanton
By automobile. The bride and groom left
for n trip to Montreal and other Canadian
points, after which they will reside in
Fairfield.
Frank Nichols Of Cambridge visited his
daughter, Mrs. -. o. Tillotson. over Sum-
day.-Mrs. Woodward Of St. Adams Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Perkins. -
Mrs. Leonard Sheldon Is visiting In
Fletcher.-On Sunday morning at the
Methodist Church the pastor. the Rev.
Glenn w. Douglass. will take as his sub
| ject. what Is 1t to Be a Christian? -
| Plans are being made for n gathering OF
rem at the church Wednesday evening.
| July 10. There will be an address by the
Rev l.. T.. Tupper followed by refresh
| mpnts and a social hour.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. l.. +. Baldwin has returned home
from the hospital at Winooski.-Mrs
Casandria Ellis is visiting friends in Es-
sex.-The many friends of Mrs G. w.
Brewster will be pleased to know she is
on the fair road to recovery at the Fanny
Allen hospital.-Mrs. Ellen Eddy is at the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment. -
Mrs r. G.. Norton went to Boston Mon
day for a few days.-Miss Hazel Brewster
is visiting her uncle. Clinton Brewster, at
Lebanon. y. Nv. c. Bingham has sold
the hotel here to W. l.. Ring.
Mrs William Cady and daughter. Eva.
have returned to their home in Jericho
after visiting MIR. and Mrs. NJ f. Brew
ster.-Mss Doris Miles is visiting Miss
Bernice Garrow in Bristol-Mrs. Ella
brewster and granddaughter. Florence.
are visiting in Bristol-The Misses Lilah
and Florence Baker of Derry, n. H., are
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grin
Baker.-Mrs. Charles came the first of
the week to stay with her daughter, Mrs.
r. E. Gorton.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Henry Lumbra has returned to the
home of her daughter. Mrs. W. +. Shan
graw.-A pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Shan
graw Saturday evening when their daugh-
ter, Beatrice Emma. was united In mar
rage to Harold II Rosser by The Rev.
w. G.. Mansfield. The home wa, prcttily
decorated, the color scheme being red
and green. The ceremony was performed
under an arch of ferns and daisies, from
80 invited guests and relatives were pres
cnt. The numerous gifts were both beau
tiful and useful.-Mrs. Royal Holbrook
and Mrs. Jerry Murray of Hcctorvil!c
were here Monday to oversee the placing
of tombstone in the Murray burying
lot.-The Rev. Clyde Sumner a graduate
from the North Scituate Institute, r. l..
has taken up the passionate of the Advent
Church here for an indefinite time. He is
making his home with Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Paronto.-Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Hall
and Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Clark We're here
to attend the Rossier- Shangraw wedding
Saturday
Mrs Jerry Dazotelle and daughter. Ida
of East Berkshire are at the home OF
their daughter and sister Mrs. Victoria
Pudvah-W. 2. Shangraw has bought OF
Alexander and Mary Martin the southeast
half of the Hurbert Ranville farm.
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FAIRFIELD.

There was an ice cream social at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday. -Alfred
Boveat was In Highgate Sunday.-Miss
Frances Wallace of Villa Barlow con-
vent, ST. Adams. is at home.-Mrs. Harry
Soule and family left July for Burling-
ton, Montpelier and Waterbury, where
they will yisit,-The musical that was
held at the town hall was a success Four
teen dollars was cleared.-Mr and Mrs.
Alexander Mcdaniel. formerly Miss
Sarah Merrill OF Westboro, Mass. were In
town Sunday,-Rev. r. Bosworth preach
ed his farewell sermon at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.'-The remains of
Henry Danfnor of Sheldon were brought
here for burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Hazel Topper of Bakersfield is
visiting the Misses Marion and Mildred
Montgomery.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Doctors p. r. McSweency and l.. r.
Morrison came from Burlington by auto
n oble Monday, accompanied by nurse.
Together with DR.. Clough of this place
an operation for the removal of a tumor
was performed on Mrs. Christie sweet at
the home of her son. l.. =. Sweet. near
West Enosburg. Her condition Is favor
able for recovery.-Thc Misses May and
Alice Baker of Pennington, Me, daugh-
ters of the late Rev. ]. w. II. Baker, a for
iner pastor of the Congregational Church
at the Center. were guests Of M. p. Per-
ley Tucsday.-Mrs J. n. Greene Of Kan
sas city, Kan. was a visitor at c. A.
Janes's Tuesday. Mr.. Greene, who was
a former principal of the school here Is
expected within two weeks for a
short visit.-Tho game played Saturday
by Richford with the new aggregation
resulted in victory for the visitors by
a score of to 4. During the process Of
the game Walter Buker's ankle was so
badly injured that he is laid aside for a
week or more.-Miss Evelyn l.arabee is
| in a hospital In St. Adams where she
was recently operated upon.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Pomcsoy returned from their
wedding journey Wednesday.-The Rev
erends +. D. Miller and T.. a. Legg drove
- Montgomery Wednesday and with
other members of the Missisquoi Minis
| tcrial association assembled jay peak
where the July meeting was to be held
Mr. Bradley of Montgomery. living with
{. Burnitt on Bsmark street, is Ill with
a mild case of diphthcria.-L. J. kidder
of Watham, Mass. is visiting his moth.
er, Mrs. c. f. kiddcr.-Mrs. William
fease and daughter, Elizabeth. OF
Nashua, \. H.. are visiting Mrs. Pease's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs 4. T. Croft Mrs
10 L. Thomas of Burlington and daugh.
ter, Miss Maude Thomas, Of Dumont y
J.. are guests of DR.. r. B. Thomas
Ray Mitchell has returned from a few
days in Burlington.
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FAIRFAX.

l. T. Beeman Of st. Adams spent Mon
day In town.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Hicks
and Mrs. Mary Fancher went by automo-
bile to Waitsfeld Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hicks returned Monday, while Mrs.
Fancher will remain for a few weeks.-A
party Of 10 young ladies chaperoned by
Mrs. Homer Hunt are in camp at Camp
Rich.-James Goodall spent Tuesday in
st. Albans.-Mrs. Eva Lane OF Cam
bridge. Mass. has come to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. c. G.. Alfred.-Mrs. Ed
ward Brown and daughter. Laura of Bos-
ton, are at her fathers. J. n. Shedd. for
the summer.-Mrs. VIII tfford and Miss
Mary Wheeler were in Burlington Tues
day.-Rola Hunt and family OF shelburne
Falls. Mass, have arrived in town for the
summer Miss Katherine Boughton of
New York is the guest OF Mrs. Lottie
Hunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ballard
spent Tuesday in Burlington.-Miss
winona Beardsley has returned home
afteer spending several days in Burling
ton with her sister. Mrs. Walter Brush
Delegates for Brigham chosen at the eau
Gus Saturday night are are follows: c.
II. Hunt, c. w. brush. c. G. Gillette. II.
l. Goodsell, G. 8. Bascom and s. S. Brig
ham.-H. 3. Bellows has milking ma
chine. the first In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Williams and daughter of Shcr-
brooke. Que. were guests of their daugh-
tor, Mrs. Homer Hunt. last week .--Mrs.
Frank Goodyear is ill.-The Christian En-
deavor society OF the Baptist Church will
serve Ice cream and cake on the church
lawn Tuesday evening, July Q. from six
| to eight o'clock. after which there will be
social hour
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

D. J. Millham is building a large barn
ct his home farm. His son. f. G. Mill
ham of Hinesburg, assisted in raising
II last week.-Cards are out announcing
the marriage of Luther Richardson and
Miss Marion Rhodes of Loon Lake, n. Y.
IN Burlington June 20.-Mrs. Myra KIM
ball of Monkton is passing some time
with her sister, Mrs. Alison Rollin.-Ms SIS
Eunice Prior has returned from her
school in Montgomery Center for the
summer Prank Harris of Starksborc
vas in town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. l. Il.
Bromley and son, Ira, attended the we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. George
IA Taft in Richmond last week
Frank Brown. who has been seriously
al, is slowly improvng.-N and Mrs
Kelly. son and two daughters, who have
been visiting at c. II. Stewards, have
returned to their home in Montreal.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Elaborate preparations are in progress
FOR the observance of July 4. The grange
and Ladies Aid society will serve dinner.
There will be races, a ball game and
play in the evening.-Mrs. J. w. Hart has
returned from Burlington.-L. ID. Moul-
ton has been visiting in Colchester.-Miss
Belle Ravens has been visiting In Essex
Junction and Shelburne.-Mrs. Flora
Nichols and children of Waitsheld are
visiting here and in underhill.-Mrs.
uutchins has returned to Elmore after a
short visit in town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Bates and grandson spent saturday III
Burlington.-About 81 attended the Home
Missionary meeting at Mrs thompson
Thursday. The collection was over $500
Several of the high school girls enjoy
ed picnic dinner by Mill Brook friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown ana MI ana
Mrs. Bert Beers spent Friday IN Burning
ton.-Mr. and Mrs Bert Beers went sat
urda to Morrisvile to visit her sister Mrs
Hosford.-Mrs. Mouton has been visiting
her son for few days
Frank G. Pease and Harlan + Hal
were in Burlington Tuesday.-HoVeS
Jordan Is at home from the Unive, sty OF
Vermont for the summer.-L II. Mouitor
was in Sheburne STANDARDIZATION Lane
spent Tuesday In Burlington.-B
Walton of Montpelier has been VISITING
et the home OF his cousin, n. p. Hall
for few days.-Mrs. Henry stiles anf
two sons and her mother, Mrs Hopper
all of Tottensville. N. Y. have arrived a
A. c. Hoslsins to spend the summer.-Mr
End Mrs. Hutchins and daughter of John
eli a.
mid-week prayer service is postponed
until Friday evening. The communion
service will be observed Sunday.-Mrs
Emily Wilder, who has been In poo
health for some time, suffered paralyti
shock Monday and is in a serious condi
tion.-Mrs Whitney and children of Char
lctte have been visiting at c. NJ Chit
" -~@aS
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MORRI6VILLE.

The death OF Joseph Lambert occurred
Thursday at u:80 a. M. following shock
which he suffered early In the morning
while driving with Mrs. Lambert on the
hill road to Johnson. Joseph A. Lambert
was born at St. May, p. O.. March 4. 1887.
He came TO the States when 10 years Of
age and came to Morrlsville to reside u
years ago. January !. 1866. he married
Permela A. Grice, who died in Norris
Vile. March 10. 1905. June IL. 1907. he
was united in marriage to Mrs. Carrie
Hill. who survives him. Mr.. Lambert en-
listed in Company A. 9th Vermont volun-
teers July .. 1862 and was honorably
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McFeeters OF Enosburg Falls and Elmer
johnson Of st. Adams for senators and
TO use all honorable means to further the
candidacy of these men.-In Il game of
baseball played at Enosburg Falls Sat
urday afternoon team from Rchford
won over the Enosburg team by score
Of seven to hve.-At Il caucus of demo-
cratic voters held in Bank hall Thursday
evening, the following delegates to the
county convention were chosen =. Nc
Gettrick, Ernest ID. Read. Henry l.. Bad
ger. Oswald Vincent. Yerrick Young,
Ernest c. Thayer Herbert y. Cummings,
Eugene Donon. Gardner Chase; alter
mates: Jesse II. Conger q. S. Noycs.
william Mckenney, II. II. Comings, w.
H. Derby, Joseph Clark, James c. Burns,
Moses Pattee. Fred II. KelleyP. McGet-
trick was chairman of the convention and
+. II. Kelley, secretary. The delegates
were uninstructed. Deputy Collector Will
lis f. Fuller has been transferred from
East Alburg to Richford for three
months, this port needing the extra man
by reason Of the new Montreal-Portand
train each evening. which requires an
added inspector.-Mrs. j. N. Greene OF
Kansas City, Mo-. Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. T.. T. Greene.-Mr. and Mrs. j. II
Mills and son. Malcolm, of West Toronto
Ont, arrived Sunday for visit with
Mrs. Mills's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. n
James. and other relatives.
Miss Florence Wilkinson Of White River
Junction visited Mrs. T.. w. Gilpin this
| week.-Mrs.. @. II. Stoddard of Lowell
| Mass. and Mrs. g. w. Day of jay, WHO
| have been visiting relatives in Fairfa y
and Richford for a week, returned to Or
leans county Tucsday.--Nrs. A. w. Ken
dali. her daughter. Miss Eva Kendall
and the Misses Helen and Grace Shat
! tuck have gone to Bethlehem, y. II.
| where they have employment in the Parl
| View House for the summer.-DeputS
Collector ]. C.. Ford is taking his annua
vacation, and with Mrs. Ford and dauGh
ter. Dorothy, left Tuesday for Nortl
Hero. where they will camp in +. NJ
| Barnes's summer cottage. Mrs. +. c
Sears and Mrs. c. NJ. Rounds and daugh
ter Laura, are in Orleans.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Owing to illness in the family Of the
groom the wedding of Miss Maud Towle.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +.
Towle of South Franklin, and Lauren
H. Pomeroy of this place was quietly
solemnized at the home OF the bride at
six O'Clock Thursday evening. the Rev
II. G. Petty of Schenectady, n. Y, an
uncle of the bride. performing the cere-
mony. The double ring service was used.
Only immediate members OF the families
were present The house was tastefully
decorated. The bridal party was attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Arlan Towle, and
stood under an evergreen horseshoe. A
wedding dinner was served at the close
of the service Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy
were taken to Richford by automobile
for weeks trip In the Dominion. They
will be at home in this village after
October !, where Mr.. Pomeroy will be
principal OF the high school.
The record kept here Of the weather
for June shows 1t to have been the cold.
est June. in the 20 years Of record. The
mean was 5s.S against a normal for this
station of 67.6. The highest reading was
81 on the 18th and the lowest 80, on the
sth The greatest daily range was 80 and
the least. Q. Rain fell In sufficient guam
titles to measure on Is days to the amount
of 4oi inches the average being $40 inches
for this station. Thunderstorms occurred
| the Srd. 10th and 18th. The prevailing
| wind was from tho west. The month wa,
| composed of 10 clear, ~ party cloudy ant
| five cloudy days.-The Rev. and Mrs. @
w, Burke returned from their weddini
| journey Monday.-The Rev and Mrs
l Evarts Kent Of Benson were guests o
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ENOSBURG.

At high noon June 26 at the home
of Warren Perley very pretty wedding
was solemnzed by the Rev. +. S. Nrad-
enburGh pastor of the Enosburg Con-
Eregational Church. when Florence Eliza
beth Perey was married to the Rev.
George William Eurkc of the orleans
Methodist Episcopal Church. The double
ring service was used The bride was
dressed in white silk null. with fringe
and head trimmings. The bridesmaid.
Miss Bertha Barnes, of burlington. wore
white over pink. The bridal party was
ushered in by George Raymore and
Walter Judd The groom and the grooms
man. Theodore Perley. brother of the
bride, followed. and then the bride and
bridesmaid. They were married under
an arch Of evergreen and carnations,
with large white bell in the center.
The decorations in tho house were green
and white. The porches were trimmed
with pink and white. A reception fol-
lowed. Miss Elsie Fassett, Miss Blanche
Cassidy. Miss Wagner. Mrs. George II.
Fairbanks Miss Martha Perley. sister
Of the bride. MISS Luna Pomeroy of
Franklin, the Misses Ida and Grace Sykes
served. About 80 guests were present.
There were many beautiful and costly
presents. including silver. cut glass.
china. linen, checks and 10 gold pieces,
(half-eagles).
| Lloyd Chaffec is at home from his
school at Randolph for the summer
| f. Il. Squires of bakersfield is passing
some time with his cousins at the Wright
| homestead.-Mr and Mrs. Fryer and son
of Montreal are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Schuyler Stevens.-A farewell surprise
party was given Miss Pauline Ryan by a
number of her young friends at the home
| of George Raymore Saturday afternoon
and evening. A number of presents were
given Miss Ryan. who has been teaching
at the Center for the last year.-The
| town school picnic was held Friday and
was largely attended.-The ladies of the
| Conversational Church society will serve
| their annual % cent dinner on July a
| the church vestry. DR., w. s. Stevens
| will give an address on his recent triI
| to the Panama canal A tent will he
erected on the church grounds. wher'
Miss r. w. Williams will have sale o
aprons and fancy articles, and the youns
ladies' will sell lemonade and home
candies.-Mrs. s. II. Dow, who fell on tn
lev ground and fractured the end of he
| spine some two years ago. and later ha'
an operation to remove part of her spin
went Tuesday 10 the general hospital II
Montreal, where she expects another op
Grafton will be necessary. to remove tn
| diseosod hone.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs G. C. Gates and son of
Bakersfield spent Sunday with his
brother, r. ]. Cause.-The Rev. and Mrs
Day returned Friday from Pittsfeld and
will preach at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-The selectmen have posted no.
tees at the entrance of the village re-
quiring Automobiles not to run over 10
miles per hour through the village 1t is
hoped that this will be enforced.-Mrs.
Sarah Farnsworth Of Montgomery is
from here attended the funeral of SCHUYLER
Chadwick at South Franklin Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. Whitney of Mortified are
guests Of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. d.
Whitney-Mrs. Mary A. Gates, who has
recently returned from the West, went to
Boston Monday to visit her son, Don s.
Gates.-Wesley Robie has finished his
course at the agricultural school at Lyn-
donville and Is stopping at home.-Miss
Nellie Smith has finished work at the
Northern Telephone office at Enosburg
and Is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
B. Smitb.-About 90 members of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges attended
the memorial service Sunday. The an
nual Woodman service will he held in the
Congregational Church Sunday. The Rev
F. w. Day is to preach the sermon
Principal Boyd has been spending a few
days in Burlington and on the Islands -
Miss Matte Price Is spending few DAYS
at her homo in Middlesex.-Mr. and Mrs
| Isadore Bolio, who have been spending
| two weeks here. returned to their home
| in Worcester Monday.-About $3.50 has
| been laid out in repairs on the interior OF
the Congregational Church and service:
| will be held there Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Marion Mower OF Burlington was
the guest OF her grandmother Mrs A.
p. Pond. last Week.-Mrs. Cora Talbot OF
Brandon was the guest Of Miss Blanche
Wadleigh part of this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. shenod Brown, who came to attend
the Perley-Hawley wedding and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Paul. have
returned to New Haven.-Miss Madge
Smith OF North Adams, Mass, and Mrs.
w. l. Talbot and the Misses Talbot OF
Brandon attended the Perley- Hawlcy
weddlng.-Paul ]. Moren Is passing a few
weeks at Caledonia Springs. Orit.-Blue
bird camp opened Thursday with II chill
dren and eight helpers Miss Christine
Zoffman, one OF the helpers at Camp
Blue Bird, has returned to New York
to attend summer school.-Mrs. Choate
Richardson has sold her house to George
Stevens OF Enosburg; consideration. 50. 900
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wick and Lucille Angel of Wells River.
guests for several days of their unclc3
and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Smith. went TO
IarGwick Wednesday burrows Pope of
Burlington came Wednesday to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Morse. ana cousin, Miss
Eugene Pinney.-Misscs Laura Mercia
Nellie Stewart and Mary Savage went
Wednesday to Old Orchard, where they
will have employment at the Old orchard
House.--The Rev. c. C. St Clare Of Port
Henry, n. Y, arrived here Wednesday
morning to assist at the funeral Wed
nesday afternoon of Mrs. Ann S. Irish.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs B. c. Wells spent several
days visiting relatives in Bakersfield the
first of the Week.-Mrs. Ada A. Brigham
of Bennington gave an interesting address
In the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Walter Dingman has gone to Newport
Center to work.-A. A. Rogers and An
drew Kennett were arrested Monday for
intoxication and brought before II. o.
Rowley. justice Of the peace They We're
fined IS and costs. making a total Of 1888
in each case. which they paid.-A child OF
Otis Rushfords is i'll with diphtheria--F
W. Draper and gang of men are at work
on their electric light line to this village.
They turned the lights on for the first
time Monday night.-C. A. Gardyne is
painting his store and the town clerks
office.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tnkham of Cas-
tleton visited a the home of Earl Aver
Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. w. 1iins lale is pass
ing a week in Burlington with rela-
tives.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Wescott
and two children of Burlington visited
his mother, Mrs. Miranda Wescott.
sunday.-NIiss Carrie Small of Burl!ng-
ton was a visitor in town Satur lay.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
EDEN.

Mrs. Belle Adams of Providence has
come to the old home at the Mills for a
few weeks. Rev. Mr. Barnard and
family of Wells River are at the lake for
a couple Of weeks, also his son. the Rev.
Mr.. Barnard Of Westfeld and wife and
his class of IL boys.-Henry Darling and
Mrs. Julia Blake are at their camp. A
company OF young people from Norris
Vile. entertained by Zelda Shattuck. are
at the Kinds cottage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Perley Monday night
They will be in town several days.-Mrs.
c. H. Andr,,s and daughter. Gertrude, re-
turned Monday, having passed few days
in Burlington.-Mrs. William Jarvis Of
Prescott, Ont. was a guest Monday night
of w. p. Tracy, her nephew.-Orlean N.
Leach Of Philadelphia is a visitor in
town. There was good representative
gathering In Perley hall Monday evening
from this town with few from adjoin-
ing towns to listen TO the Hon. Q. Mer-
rill speak on his impressions Of the Chi
cago Convention"
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BAKERSFIELD.

The wedding Of Miss Florence NJ. Deco
tell. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Dezotel,. to Frederick l.. Bachand OF
Fairfield. was solemnized June % az
eight o'clock. at ST. Georges Church.
The Rev. Father Lucas, project Of disclp-
line OF st. Michaers College. Winooski.
performed the ceremony. The bride was
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Capron and daughter. Minnie, who
have been visiting at the home Of the
formers son. c. l.. Capron. in Malone. N
Y. the past two weeks returned Tues
day.-Miss NJ J. Darling is visiting her
sister. Mrs. S. NJ. Howard. in Malone.
N. Y.