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UNDERHILL..

Howard Clark and William Burns have
gone to Washington, d. c. They Will
also visit in Baltimore, Nd, before they
return MIR. and Mrs. Z. y. Shaw OF
burlington are at the Custer House.
Mrs Bert Como of Grand Isle Is visit
Ing Mrs II. NJ. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer lockwood have gone on camp
Ing trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould,
who have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs l., c. MacGibbon. returned to their
home in Townshend Saturday. Mrs.
Charlotte Abbott and C. c. Abbott and
children have gone to Camp Sunnyside.
South Hero, for few wecks.-Mr. anc
Mrs. W. c. jackson were the guests OF
Mrs Hale last week.
Miss Hayden of Florida is visiting at
C. H. Hayden s.-Miss Mary Hubbell of
Wolcott. who has been the guest of Miss
Hope Scribner the past week, returned
home Tuesday.-Hiram Benedict. who had
n shock last week, is reported as some
what hetter.-Frank Germa': has bought
the Spaulding farm at North Underhll
and will take possession September l.
F F. Tillison was nominated for town
representative at the republican caucus
Monday evening.-Miss Nellie White of
Jericho is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. b.
Cambridge visited their son, ii. +. Ross,
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkinson
we're called to Fairfax this week by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Clark
Noodworth.-M A. l.. Marsh is i'll.
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ENOsBURG.

Thursday. August Is. the home OF Mrs.
Frank Kenfield was the scene of q very
pretty afternoon gathering OF over 20
lady friends OF Helen 8. Wright. who
were there for the purpose of surprise
shower Of gifts In honor of her approach
Ing marriage to Roy II. Maynard the
2sth of August Miss Wright had been
invited out for the day to visit her
friends, Grace and Florence Chaffee. and
was sent for to come home. The house
was decorated with pink sweet peas and
green vines. A delicious lunch was served
and the presents of linen. china and Sill
Yer were presented to Miss Wright In a
large basket artstically trimmed with
vines-Mrs. f, s. Vradenburgh went last
week to visit her mother. who lives near
Albany, N. Y.-Mrs. G. r. Remington
md son. Robert. Of New York are visit
ing her relatives In town-Miss Mary
Hodges of Philadelphia is this week VS.
itinE her sisters. Mrs. Button and Mrs
l.. p. Martin-Mr. Black. who came with
Mr.. II. d. Nichols from Porto Rico. has
finished his visit here.-Mrs j. E swif'
of Woodstock visited at Mr.. Warren Per-
, ley's last week.
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their home in Fremont, Neb.-Mr. ana
Mrs. John Dart, son and daughter OF
Essex Center have been visiting MI ana
Mrs. e. G. Dartt.-Charles Garen of Hoi-
woke. Mass, is visiting his uncle George
caren.-Miss Rcrnice Stcarns of Middle
hurry. who has bceen visiting !" the nome
or her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Jackman, for sew
oral days. has returned home-Mrs' jacob
I,rockney and two daughters or flatts-
hure n. Y, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
rrefyle Thomas. Henry Putnam has re-
,urpcd from Aburg, where he has been
visiting his aunt and uncle of Saratoga
X Y. ut the home OF Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Wi,Iard.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Griffin ana
,b,,d of Burlington. with a friend, spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Dart.
MIR. Jellisse and his daughter, Mrs.
Perry, of Southport, Conn, are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Kellogg,-Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Clark have returned
home from Thompson's Point, where they
have been camping a week, accompanied
nv MIR. and Mrs. Charles Jewett and
daughter of Middebury, who have been
their guests at camp.-Henry Putnam left
Saturday for Saratoga to visit his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs William Blodgett
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Jennie Human OF Chazy is visit.
Ing her aunt. Mrs. Seymour Pike.-Mrs.
Wilcox of Plattsburgh Is visiting Mrs f..
II. Severance. n. w. Fisk Is visit
Ing Ex-Governor and Mrs. z. c. Smith at
their camp. Mazda wa-ska, on Lake Vic
toria, Ont, for couple of weeks and Mr..
FISK Is expected to go the last of tho
Week.-Mrs. Mary Botsford left Monday
Tor Iowa with her uncle, Mr.. Botsford.
who has been visiting in town a couple
of weeks.-Mrs. Austin Hill and son, Roy.
of Massachusetts are visiting Mrs. Hills
daughter. Mrs George Stinson-W. T.
Council Is spending a few days at Cha
teaugay Lake.-NIiss Miranda La Bonn
bard has gone to Burlington to work.
Mrs. Marcie Chisholm Of Chasy. spent
last week with Mrs. I.engfeld.-Israel
shatraw OF Waverly. N. Y. was In town,
over Sunday Miss Ida Jarvis Is very Ill.
Wesley 6chohelFs barn was burned
Wednesday. the origin Of the fire Is I'M
known.-Mr and Mrs Theodore Fleury
and daughter of st. Adams spent Sunday
in town.-Peter F1eury Of Chicago is at
home on vacation.-Mrs. Clara
Thomas Of Swanton and Miss
Marion Whitney of New Jersey
visited Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs
NJ. S. Thomas Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Agnes La Bombard Of this town
and Charles White of Burlington were
married at the brides homo Wednesday
afternoon by the Rev. N. J. La Chance.
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RICHMOND.

A progressive rally will be held here
August "a. Fraser Metzger of Randolph
and Charles II. Thompson of Brattleboro
will be the principal speakers and Sher-
mans band of Burlington will be in at
fundamentals. and Mrs. +. II. Shepard
son are In Nova Scotia on trip.
Jesse Clark Of Providence, r. L.,
Is visiting her brother S. K. Clark.-Mrs.
l. H. Goodwin, who has been the guest
of relatives In PeekskilL n. V, and New
York city the past three weeks, has re-
turned home-G. a. Edwards has re-
turned from Lake Sunapee. \. H., where
he has been the guest OF his daughter,
Mrs A. L. Chandler, at her summer
home-Miss Ruth Hilton has returned
from Lake Dunmore, where she has been
camping with friends.-A republican rally
was held in the park Monday evening
Mrs. Miner of Whiteheld, n. H.. Is visit
ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs
N. r. Tilley--The Richmond Underwear
factory opened Monday morning aftsl
their annual two weeks vacation.-Mr
and Mrs Ford T. Flagg have returned
from a 10 days stay at their cottage a
Lake Iroquois.-Miss Minnie Cutler II
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Tenney in Belchertown. Mass
Mrs j. n. Berry has returned from ;
two weeks vacation spent with he
parents in Starksboro.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Mary Ieary Of Chicago. who has
passed several days with relatives here,
has gone to North Troy.-A large dele
cation from here went to Ithiel Falls
Communicating last Saturday, returning
home Monday.-George Poxman has gone
10 the Northwest for the harvesting
season. Mrs. Israel Hawkins Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. f. T. Chase in Berk-
shire Center this week.-Mrs.. Ora Murray
OF Hectorville has been a recent visitor
herc.-Mrs Clara (Rossier) Evans of
worcester, Mass. recently made brief
calls among old friends In this place
q. s. Potvin OF St. Adams passed Sum
day with relatives here. returning home
Monday Orlinda (Brooks) Kenney
and two daughters. Harriet and Caroline
Of South Royalton. one day last week
visited the old home farm where Mrs.
Kenney was horn. which IL now owned
by A. McGrail. 1t has been nearly ~
years since Mrs. Kenney left the old
hoinestead.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potvin
were business visitors in Samsonvill"
Tuesday .-Frank Wetherby was in East
Coffrin was n business visitor in Enos-
burg Fails Monday.-Mrs John Ordway
and daughter, Myrtle. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward Ordway of Fast Bakersfield have
been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
! Jewett.-Mr, and Mrs. Albert Paronto
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BAKERSFIELD.

George Brunell of Athol. Mass, was the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Paul Blodah, re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell and
daughter, Areen. of I'nderhil are spend
ing their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cook.-Mrs. Paul Blodah and George
BruneN visited In Stowe last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Hall of Newburyport,
Mass, are visiting friends In town.--Mrs.
H. b. Fuller of New York city Is at her
summer home, Highland Farm, for two
weeks-Mrs. Albert Boucher Is visiting
in Glens Falls. y. Y.-Mrs b. o. Tillotson
spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Mon
tague, in Jericho.
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SWANTON.

The cement walk work commenced last
year on the west side of the river is bein,
continued this year from the station to
the Baxter corner.-Mrs. a. T.. Carr is
her tenement house.-Lyman
Burt Tobin is building a summer cottage
on his farm al Observation-Disclosures con-
season. The Barney Marble plant. the
Robin Hood Ammunition company. the
Webster Lumber company and the La
pele Poultry Food company. the princi-
pal manufacturing concerns. are being
operated to capacity. a new $4,000 school
house Is being built and there is consid-
cradle repairing going on. Help is hard
to GET. NJ. Requa of Tarrytown, n.
Y, with his daughters, Ruth. Helen and
Frances, are guests of Mrs. G. *. Prouty.
Clarence X. Prouty has gone to Phillips
burg with force of men, where he has
contract to build residence for "A
Montreal man.
There was good attendance at the
republican caucus Saturday evening.
The meeting was called to order by II,
j. Brown and +. r. Bradley was chosen
chairman and G. T.. l.'Ecuyer secretary
Both George Losele ard John Niles
had been urged to be II candidate for
town representative but positively refused
to run and Milo w. Barney reluctantly
consented to be n candidate and was
placed In nomination. He was in the
House in 1906 and in the Senate in 1905
With Mr.. Watson representing st. Albans
and Mr.. Barney Swanton. Franklin
county is sure of two experienced and
able representatives AT the State Capitol
james Dunning died quite suddenly
Sunday evening. aged 6S years. He was
son of Captain Dunning, n well-knowr
lake captain Of the old schooner days, anc
| q brother OF Miss Ellen Dunning.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Charles Fountain and children.
who have been spending three weeks at
Isle La Note, have returned home,-Miss
Florence Gates of East Walpole. Mass.
is visiting her father. A. X. Gates.--Nrs.
j. w. jackson of Woodsville. y. H., is
in town as is also sc Rev. J. II. lie
Roy of Camptun, y. H., and =. w.
Hall and family Of Grcenville. Me.-The
names Of Howard II. Parker. a. r. Gates
and G.. Il. Fuller have been filed as can
didates for town representative.-Luth
Cantell of Springfield. Mass. was In town
Tuesday. He is the son Of the late
ELI Cantcll and formerly lived here.-B.
w. Peasc and family are spending two
weeks at their cottage at Lake Carmi.
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The city schools will open for the fall
term Monday, September 0. This is one
week later than was planned.
Fred Sweeney of st. Adams Bay was in
city court Friday. charged with at
tempted assault and robbery. He was
bound over to the September term %
county court, bail being fixed at 500. 1t
is alleged that after Sweeneys companion,
Fred Walsh, had refused to produce any
money he was hit on the head by Swee-
ney after which the nssailant took n watch
belonging to his victim. Emma Wells
was In court and pleaded guilty to keep
Ing a house of III fame. after an informa-
ton had been filed against her by the
States attorney. Her sentence will not be
imposed at present, the question of pro-
bation being agitated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Z. Wilder and
daughter, Annette. of Franklin are guests
of Mrs. William II. Ellis.
Theron Mitchell Is n certified candidate
for city representative on the progressive
ticket and will run In opposition to
Charles ID. Watson. who was nominated
by the democratic and republican cau-
cuses Saturday night. The men signing
the certificate are: George II. Pelkey.
William F.. Larrow. II. Holmes. j. NJ.
Woods, william Hunter. r. II. Brooks.
II. H. Rice. M. -. Armstrong. George
(name could not be deciphered at city
clerks office. w. a. Spaulding, I. T.
Beeman and S. Crown. Mr.. Mitchell is
a native of st. Adams and is 40 years old.
Catherine street
1,. t1,l, al Datxa
| all lodges of district No will be held
with Empress Lodge. No. l6. at odd Eel
lows hall In this city Wednesday. Sep
TENDER IS
Eugene W. Chain. candidate for presi-
dent on the national prohibition ticket
will speak in city hall Monday evening
at eight o'clock. He will be accompanied
| by Charles H. Stanley a campaign
singer
Company +. V. n. G., which has been
| taking part in the war game in Connect.
icut for the past 10 days, arrived, home
Monday afternoon about 1890 o'clock
under command of Capt Charles l.. Pell
In spite of the hard work there has beer
| no sickness in the ranks since leaving
| home August a.
| Carl +. Hutchinson of Montreal anC
Miss Annette Transen of Stamford, Conn.
were married at the Methodist parsonage
Monday morning by the Rev. f. w
! Lewis.
| The marriage engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Florence q Fisher o
this city and Prosper Young of Nergennes
The wedding will take place Wednesday
October ..
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Rockwell of this city
daughter Of Capt. +. b. Rockwell o
Alburg, and Edward j. Calvin of thi
city will be married this evening at ST
o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs c
Fuller Carpenter on Brown avenue.
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JERICHO.

The Lottie Ufford Mission Circle OF the
Baptist Church was entertained by Mrs
Hulburd Saturday afternoon. chapter
In the latest foreign mission study was
read and discussed with much interest
and musical selections were given by the
Misses Florence Buxton and Doris Smith
Dainty refreshments were served and the
fourteen young ladies who were present
all voted 1t one Of the pleasantest after
moons of the season.
Miss Katherine Reavy has been VS.
iting relatives In Observation-Disclosures
F. Whitcomb has returned from a two
weeks visit with his uncle. Rhett
Fletcher In Newport.--Miss Elsie Joy
has been having a two weeks vacation
from her work in Burlington and has
been spending the time at her home
here and at Lake Bomoseen.-J. Henry
Mattress has begun work for Alton r.
safford.-Mrs, Russell Johnson has
been visiting relatives In Hyde Park
A business meeting OF the Ladies
Aid society of the Congregational
Church was held Monday afternoon
with Mrs Oliver Brown.--Reavy's
pond Is undergoing the annual clean
ing.--Miss Bernice Hall OF Cambridge
has been visiting Miss Ada Brock
Mrs. Montague. who has been visiting
at the home of her son. II. r. Monta'
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FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Garvey of Hart
ford. Conn.,, the Misses Agnes and Eliza
beth Carney Of Boston and Francis Nc
Donald OF Burlington visited at the home
of their aunt. Mrs. James Lee, Friday.
Miss Anna McGown. who has been
spending week at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. T. w. Hale, has returned to bur
|lngton.-Miss Mary Kennedy Of Bakers
field, who has been visiting Mrs. owen
McGinn, has returned homc.-Mas ter Max
Soule is visiting at the home of his sis
ter Mrs Z. J. Montgomery of Hartford.
Horace Riley, Allen Soule, and Earl
Sweet started last week for the North
west.--Aiiss Mary Rose Gilbert and Miss
Eugena Wells are visiting friends in st.
Johns.-The body OF Miss Donnley OF
Franklin Falls. N H., was brought here
for burial In the Catholic cemetery. The
remains were accompanied by her mother
and brother.-Miss Vaueona Turkey of
East Fairfield. who has been visiting
friends in town. has returned to her
home.-Donald Fairchild. who has been
camping at st. Josephs lake, Canada.
has returned home.--Arthur Donnley Of
Franklin Falls, n. II, Is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Revoir AMI child. while driving
| home from mass SUM- day. met with a
bad accident. caused by one of the
front wheels Of the wagon coming off.
The horse became frightened. and ran
down the east street through the
bridge. turning a sharp corner down
an embankment. Mrs. Revoir. seeing
the danger ahead. jumped with the
child. When help reached the moth
err she was unconscious. the chili re-
ceiving no great injuries. The horse
was badly cut up about the legs.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank start and sdh. Parker
and Mrs. Starts father. Mr.. Parker OF
Jeffersonville. spent Sunday at tle
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Allen Soule-
Miss Eliza Garland OF st. Adams spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. owen Nc
Gnnis-Miss Florence McGinn of s.
Adams is spending a weeks vacation
at her home.-Peter Brennan, who has
been visiting friends In town. has re
turned to his home in Franklin Falls
n. H.-Nfrs. Allen Soule was called 4
Cambridge Tuesday by the illness Of
her mother-Miss Katherine Nolan
who has been visiting in st. Adams
has returned home.--Miss Flora Chat
fee OF Enosburg Is at the home of haI
sister, Mrs. George Stufflebean.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

DR.. William H. McCastline. the uni
versity physician OF Columbia University.
passed the Weekend at The Bluebird
Other recent visitors have been Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Kelley Of New York city,
parents of Alan Rciley. also the parents
of Franklin Seller. Mr.. and Mrs A. J.
Seller and MIR end Mrs. Cowley also of
New York.-Alrs. +. S. Hutchinson is
passing a few weeks in Glens Falls, n.
", the guest OF her sister. Mrs. George
Rugg.-The Rev. and Mrs. Wilhert An
derson of Amherst, Mass, are at the
home Of Mrs. I. S. Anderson for ten
days.-Mr. and Mrs Homer Comings,
who have been passing several months
with relatives In Mississippi California,
and Oregon have returned home.--Mrs.
f. s. 30. ne has gone to Berlin for a few
weeks-Mrs. Minnie Andrews is passing a
few days in Montgomery. Fred Car
penter. who mas been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Smith, has re-
turned to her home in Enosburg Falls
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SWANTON.

At .he democratic caucus held Mon
day evening to place in nomination
candidate for town representative. A. Il.
Anderson called the meeting to order and
was chosen chairman of the meeting. h.
A. Ayers was elected secretary. BY I'M
aniinous vote ID. Il. Donaldson was select
cd as candidate for representative on
the democratic ticket. Mr.. Donaldson Is
a we'll known farmer and one of the
selectmen.--The funeral OF James Dun
ming was largely attended from the Cath
Ole church Tuesday morning. The bear
ers were Georse l.. Loiselle. w. ]. Noley,
James McNally and John G. Hart.-M.
O'Day has returned from Montreal
where he was called last week by the
death Of a mecca baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Belval last Sunday
Francis Lapelle. who has been passing
his vacation in Swanton. has returned
to Boston, where he has position.-E
x. Place Of West Newton. Mass. is in
town.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The schools will begin September with
the following teachers: Mrs. Anna Camp
bell and Miss Gertrude Chamberlain at
No /, Miss Kate Talcott at No. 2 Miss
Grace Blakelcy at No. g. Miss Cornelia
Wheeler at No. 4, Mrs. Anna S. Allen at
No and Miss Caroline Tabor at No. O.
At the democratic caucus at the town hall
Friday evening Daniel OBrien was nomi-
mated for representative and at the repub-
lican caucus Saturday night Fred c.
Isham was nominated.-Mr. and Mrs f.
L. Lord attended the funeral of their
cousin, Harris Isham, in Tunbrdgc last
week Monday-Charles and Bailey Lo-
throp were called to Montpelier last week
by the death Of their sister, Mrs. Albert
Comstock.
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days vacation.--F. NJ. Barnes, deputy
collector, and family have returned
homo from their summer cottage on
North Hero. where Mr.. Barnes annual
vacation was passed Mrs. Eva Bedell
of Chicopee Falls, Mass, is visiting
relatives in this place.---George Il.
Kelley of Attleboro. Mass, visited Mr..
and Mrs. ]. +. Kelley at the American
House the first of the week, and on
Monday +. Fl. Kelley carried Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Kelley and little
daughter to visit relatives in Albany
Mrs. Kelley and daughter came to
Richford some days ago.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday afternoon for a fire In the
house owned by Linus I.ovelette and oc-
cupied by John Mnrcy, night Waterman
in the factory Of the Richford Manufac-
turing Co. The f1remen had nothing to
do, however. as the fire was extinguish-
ed before their arrival. Mr.. Marcy was
sleeping on bed. and 1t is supposed that
some matches fell from his pocket, be-
came ignited and set the bed on fire.
The damage was sight.-At a well-at-
tended meeting of the Kings Daughters,
held with Mrs. II. r. Rustedt Tuesday
afternoon, 1t was voted to continue the
organize ton, and the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. A. J. FL
Hot; vice-president. Mrs. Ella T. Wood;
secretary. Mrs. II. II. Comings; treasur-
er, Mrs. Z. H. Wilson. The society re-
ceived generous contribution from an
| anonymous friend. the letter also con-
| tanning a poem for the society.
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were guests of Mr. and Mrs McCarty
In West Berkshire Saturday night and
Sunday.-Leo Myott passed Sunday WITH
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Marshal,
Myott.-Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs and
two children were recent guests of MIR.
ana Mrs. Charles Paronto. Mrs. Mike
Green and two children were guests of
Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs Albert Parontu
Monday and Tuesday
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Lydia McCuen is spending her va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs, William Bonn
bard-Miss Louise McConbry and friend
Miss Burkeman of New York city, who
have been at w. II. Munson's for
the past two weeks. returned home
Saturday.--The Rev. s. II. Barnum
preached In the Congregational Church
Sunday In exchange with the Rev. w W.
Smth.-Edward Lord and family left for
the West last week.-Mrs.. Henry Petty
and children OF Schenectady, n. Y. who
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. william Loos of Iowa has
been the guest OF the Rev. c, c. Adams
for few days.--The Misses Russell
OF New York have been guests OF Miss
Ella Randall for IA few days.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. Arnold whitney OF Bnkersfiel
were guests of their daughter, Mrs C.
I. TowIc over Sunday.-At the service
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs M. w. Smith and Mrs, William
Gonyeau visited Mr. and Mrs, FRANK
Gonyeau at Fort Ethan Allen and Mrs.
Nellie Clark of Burlington last Friday
and Saturday.-Mrs. Sarah Costello Is re-
covering from her recent illness. Her
daughter, Mrs. John Flynn OF ST. Adams
Is with her.-Frank Boclair has finished
working for Sanford Thompson and
moved to Georgia.-Mr. and Mrs. #. e.
Blake are visiting in Manchester, n. IL
Mr.. and Mrs Lansing Smith of Bur-
ington were at NJ. w. Smiths over
Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

l.. A. Eezer was nominated for town
representative by the republicans Satur-
day evening at one the largest caucuses
held here for years.-Mr. and Mrs. c. B..
Stearns of Newport News, Va, have re-
turned to their home here for the summer.
j. X. Boomhower of Boston was at his
old home for Il short stay last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. Hurson have moved to
Waterbury, G. Curtis has been visit
ing in Canada.
During the electrical storm Wednesday
afternoon the house of T.. T.. Crosier was
struck by lightning and slightly damaged.
Mrs. Ida Spauldng has gone 10 Mas
sachusetts.-- The democrats have nomin-
atcd James Nevens as a candidate for
town representative