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terday.-Mrs John I1stey of Westport
n. Y, and Miss Marion Mckay of Lisbon,
n. H. are visiting Mr. and Mrs George
f'loyd.-Fred Kent Moore died yesterday
at Panton after a few days Illness. Mr..
Kent was native OF New York State,
but had resided in Panton for many years
with his uncle, Or. r. w. Kent. by whose
family name he commonly Is known. Since
the removal of DR.. Kent he has made
his home at Ward Spauldlng's. lnterment
will be Mt Port Henry, N. Y.-Thc list or
unclaimed letters at the postofiice Is as
follows: Miss Daisy Dudley, Miss Jennie
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs !. W. Miller, Mrs.
A. Philpson, Mrs Henr" Wheeler, Miss
Jennie NJ. Crane, Miss Elizabeth o. Mar
tin, Miss Esther Bull, Miss Agnes
Gagnon, Miss Lille Marley, l.. ID.
Everest Joseph Ferris, Harry Il. F'let-
cher, Frank Heavens, Arthur Ireland,
Royal Roberts, J. r. Young. ID. Clark,
Merton Hewitt Henry Larrow, r. II.
McGee Albert Willis NJ. \. Weimer
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Rev. Thomas Dawson. pastor of
the Baptist Church here, exchanged pull
pits sunday with the Rev. Franklin Blake
of Starks boro.--George Narney of Waits
field has been visiting his par
ents, DR. W. H. II. Narney and
Mrs. Varney.A child was born
August % to Mr., and Mrs Louis
PouIin. The infant died the next day.-A
fund has been raised to improve the pub
lie cemetery here. q. W. Prindle has
charge of the works.. q. Cleveland of
Attleboro, Mass, is In town, the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. II. Narney and
Mrs Charles Martin, who have been
camping for a week at Maletts Bay with
a marty of friends from Connecticut, have
returned home,-Mrs. a. Il. Stearns re-
turned to Burlington after spending a
few days with her sister Mrs. Lucy Jack
Footc and their daughter, Miss Ruth,
returned from Thompson's Point Sat
urday Mr.. and Mrs. I'oote left
Monday for Cornwall to visit their daugh-
ter MIS-. Alfred Payne ana to attend the
fair at Middlebury.-Mr and Mrs. q. W.
BURLINGTON and two children, and Mr.
and Mrs f.. b. Lyon of Minneapolis
Mimi, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs C. l.. Van Viet for several weeks,
left Saturday for West Roxbury Mass.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Merritt Esterbrook
and to be present at the marriage Of their
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CHIlYENDEN COUNTY
MILTON.

The remains of Mrs. Josephine Phelps
Reynolds, wife of Emery Reynolds. wera
brought here Friday from Burlington
where she died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Emery Mills. and inter-
red In tho family lot in the village Gene
tcry.-D. J. Hadley Is at the Fanny Al
len hospital. whore he went for an opera
ton on his eyes.-Mss clara Clifford of
llincham. Mass, has been tho guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Landon for a few
day s.-Mr and Mrs. Porter Picrpont.
who have hcen spending few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. A.
Pratt have returned to their home in
Savannah, Ga.-Mrs. Bert Mincklcr and
son have returned to their home in West
lio!ton, after spending a few days ut
George Mincker's.-E S Rogers of West
tairlee is visiting his mother, Mrs c.
+. Rogers, at their cottage at Camp
Martin,-Miss Winfred Flynn and Miss
Laura Quinn have returned from a
camping "Trip in Alhurg.-Roscoe Lcvan-
away has gone 10 ontario. where he has
position with the Grand Trunk rail-
Way-t. Q. Clark and family are on an
Nntomoblle trip to Maine.-C;ordou
adams and Miss Florence Parker Wen,
thrtSda, to visit friends in Watervillc
Frank blake received word Saturda,
of the death of William Corey, a promi.
neat business man of Manchester, n. H.
we'll known in Milton. Mr.. Corey dropped
dead of heart failure.
The remains of benjamin Barrows. who
died at the Mary Fletcher hospital Sun
| day, were brought to his home her,
/ Monday nd fpn
the Baptist Church at Georgia Plain.
| Tuesday. with interment there The ser
! vices at the grave We're in charge of tn,
! odd Fellows. He was also a member O
| the Rebekah Lodge and Of the Modern
| Woodmen. Mr.. Barrows's disease was ;
| rare one, his death being caused by hard
| ening of the spinal cord He was 10 year,
old and leaves wife, two sons and tive
daughters O. w. Bullock of Spring
/ ileld. Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
X. J. Eohnson,-Miss Bell of Rurling,o,
| is visiting at II. c. Bevins's .-Miss Iaur.
| Kennedy has been confined to the hous,
! with an abscess in her ear.-Mr. and Mrs
Roy Howard are the parents of q it'll,
daughter, born Monday morning.
and Mrs. Albert Walston were given .
/ reception Monday evening, the occasion
| being the celebration of the 5Nth ami
Nersary of their weddlng.-Thcre will b.
/ a democratic rally at the opera house OF
/ friday evening, with music by sherman
/ band The rally will be followed by ,
/ oance.-lt Is expected that Theodor,
Roosevelt will pass through this plac,
FRIDAY morning IN an automobile at 9:s
a. m, and will speak to the people.
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SHEI,RURNE.

Grover Goodsell. who was graduated
from the normal school of arts i'm Boston
last June, has accepted position AS SUI
pervlsor of arts in the public schools of
East birmingham, Mass. Mr. Goodsell
VIII so to Boston August % and from
there to his new duties in East Framing
ham in September. He Is :. son of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. O. Goodsell-At the republi-
can caucus Saturday, August Il. Walter T.
Palmer was nominated for town represent
tative by unanimous vote. The follow
ing We're nominated for Justices of the
peace w. NJ, Webster, F. c. Smith. " f.
Palmer. f. r. Stoddard. w. H. Ranks,
Henry HARRINGTON, James Rushow. The
first five are republicans and the last
two are democrats.
Hermon Cox of Philadelphia is visiting
Charles Tracy. Mr.. Tracy is also enter
tanning John Wilson of Philadelphia
Dustin Russell returned Saturday from
his home in East Middlebury. He was
accompanied by Van Goodsell who has
been the guest of Mr. Russell for the
past Week.-Mrs. Alice Stoddard went to
Springfield Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ray f. Kline for a week.-Mr and
Mrs Philip Fletcher and daughter. Beu-
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SHCREHAM.

l.. G. Farnham is so far recovered as
TO take an occasional drive.-lra Farnham
and his son. Paul of Providence. r. L.,
are passing a few weeks with the former S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. I'arnham.-
Mrs. Fred Brookins of East Middlebury
Is a guest OF her sister. Mrs. w. Il. De
lano-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Stokes return
ed from northern New York Thursday
afternoon.-Elerbert Wallace of Roches-
ter. y. T., is tho guest of his uncle, S j
Northrup.-Herbert Farnham, who has
been tho guest of relatives. has returned
to Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Sessions and
daughter of West Rutland We're recent
visitors at j. c. Moore .--Miss Bessie
Pratt of Burlington passed Sunday AT
II. w. Jones' Mr.. and Mrs b. b. Tot
tingham. who have been with his par
cnts, returned to New York Tuesday,
Mrs, G. II. Hall returned to Westheld
Mass, with her granddaughter, Miss
Marjorie Moore.-Frank +. Robinson and
| son, Robert, of Rutland, passed thC
week end ut J.. H. Tottingham s.-Wil-
| liam Anderson of Mount Hermon, Mass.
| was a recent guest of his parcnts.-Mr
and Mrs. II. II. Buree entertained Mr.
| and Mrs. IIalsey Abbey and family OF
| Maiden, Mass. over Sunday.--Franl
| Me, ham Is visiting in Lake George ant
| Glens Falls.--Leslie Moore. Mr.. and Mrs
James Moore, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
belong entertained over Sunday Mrs
Frank Moore and two sons Paul ant
| Robert, Mrs. I'achlnan Mrs. Touscy
| two daughters, and Mrs. Rurchcl, all o.
Watertown and Syracuse \. Y. touring
| the country in utomobiles.-TEc Rev
Charles Waite preached his farewell ser
mon last Sunday. The children of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ward received baptism
| IN the afternoon one child received hap
| tism at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Godette and three at the home of Fir
| Putnam. After n vacation passed in Dos
| ton. thoV 90 to Richmond.
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HUNTINGTON.

A quiet wedding service was perform
cd by the Rev. II. c. Kemp Wednesday
August q, when Miss Laura Sweet be-
came the bride of Charles Cushman of
Barre. Shortly after the ceremony,
which took place at the brides home,
the couple left for Barre, their future
home.
Jesse Gardner Of Jonesville visited at
John Mies's over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
human Shepard of South Stark boro
visited at Lyman Hil's the first of the
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kmball of
Glen Falls, n. y, are guests at C. w
Brewster's. Mrs. Ethel Bagley and Mrs
Alma Taft were over-Sunday visitors at
Queen City Park.--rhe Village Improve
ment society met and reorganized Thurs
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ORWELL.

Miss Maude Smith is home from
Mortified Mass.-Mrs John Nickerson
of Albany, n. Y, is in town.-Orwell
boys played a team from Hyde Manor
last Saturday. The score stood 3 to 1. in
favor of Orwell.-Seventeen members of
Company b, of the lith Vermont Nolun-
teers We're present last week in Fair
Haven. The captain. c. +. Abel, was in
line with the boys.-Miss Alice Warren
returned to New York city Sunday night.
i, j. Vail and family have returned
from the north part of the State and are
at the farm.-Iiing Burnell has typhoid
fever but is doing well.-Miss Bertha
Lille of Ballston. n. Y, is in town.
A. w. Hin Of burlington Is with his
family here for two weeks--Orwoll' s
second field day will be held Wednesday,
September 1s.--John Hopkins of La Sale,
n. y, returned home last Tuesday -.
Mrs. j. T.. Swift of Woodstock has been
in town for IA week.-Miss Nella Mallory
has been for some days In Sudbury
DR.. l.. b. Rowe and family have been
for week visiting in Georgia, return
ing home last Thursday night,-Mr and
Mrs Eugene Abbott of Randolph were
with their son, w. L. Abbott. last week,
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Nickerson have
a son, born August %,
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SALISBURY.

Mrs L. G. MacMurtry and children are
at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Bump. S. Bump of Mount Hermon
school has been at his home. He VIII
return to his school on Thursday.-Miss
Georgia Bump and Albert Chase are
spending n few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bump.-Miss Alice
Holcomb has returned from her homo to
attend school in Middlcbury the coming
term with her cousin, Miss Mildred Whit
ney.-Marll White. who returned recently
from q Burlington hospital has not been
so well for few days.-IIamlton Dutch
Ter of Hossac Falls, n. v, and Miss
Hickoli of burlington arc at Mrs. +. l..
Ilamilton's DIR. Read IS attending the
meeting of health officers at Burlington.
The new piece of state road from the
village to Lake Dunmore is being push
cd to completion and will be n decided
improve ment,
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ADDISON.

The Ladies' Aid met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Eroy Torrey. There
was q good attendance Merritt died
last week at c. T.. McLcans where he
had been at work for some time He was
about 50 years of age and had lived in
Addison the greater part Of his life.-Alrs.
Shaw and son, who have spent the last
two weeks as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Thomas, have returned to their home
in Springfield. The ''Buttcrmilk Sur
prise" social to be given by the young
men will be held at the town hall on Sat
urday evening, September 7-Edward
Copeland and family of 3rockton, Mass.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Spooner.-Russell Smith has gone to Mid
dlebury To assist tho secretary through
the Addison county fair.-Gracc putnam
of Worcester is the guest Of relatives in
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WHITING.

Miss Clara Briggs of Rutland ana MISS
Fila Kotchum of Brandon We're me
guests of Mrs. Clara Brown Thursday.
Miss Mildred Needham returned to her
homo in Potsdam, n. v, Thursday'-
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. johnson, son ana
daughter of Stafford Springs, conn., are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS- FRANK
Daniels, and other rclatives,-Mr' anu
Mrs Carroll Ncedham were guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde l<etchum in WAFER
bury. last wcek-T \. Denton or i'rah'
don was "A guest of his parents, MI an"
Mrs II. W. Denton. Sunday.-Mrs' v
Kelsey returned Friday from fou'they'
whore she attended her family reunion
Henry Kelsey and family are camping
at Lake lIortonia. Mr., Kelsey Is I'M
proving
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BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Cook Of Wallingford has returned
to her home.--Mrs. Larrabee of Leomin-
stor, Mass. Is with her daughter. Mrs.
G.. +. Wolcott.--C. r.. Palmer was called
to Bolton Landing, N. Y, by the SER
ious illness Of his father Schools open
September 2. Children VINO have never
attended school, and wish to do so this
year, are requested to begin the fall
term. Teachers are as follows: Converse
district, Miss Parker village district
Miss Ethel Billings; IIebert district
Miss ORouke; Pratt district, Miss Draft
Crane district, Miss Hamblin; Hathorr
district. Miss Hope Billings; Lake dis
trict Miss Myrick; Myrick district, Miss
kingsland The school In the Hcbert dis
trict does not open until the second weel
in September.
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SOUTH STARKSB0RO.

Mrs Thomas Brjsall Of Pawling, y.
y, who has been visiting relatives here,
returned to her home last Thursday. Her
niece Mrs. Annie Pringle Wright, who
has been with her cousin. Mrs. David
Folanshee, the past six months, returned
with her-Ilias Birdsall of Dallas Tex"
and DR. Joe Birdsall of Phia lelphia, Pa,
are guests of their parents, Ny. and Mrs.
Lindley BirdSall.-William Orvis and fam
lily are 1T the lake camping.-Nrs. Palmer
and daughter Mrs. Makcy and children,
of Pouahkeepsle, y. y, who have been
guests of Mrs. Joseph Lawrence, returned
to their homes Monday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Alice Stewart, who has been i'll for
three weeks, Is slowing improving.
The Kings Daughters met We'd
nes'lay with Mrs. II. +. Tilley.-Mrs r.
A. Holbrook and son of Montgomery
Center spent last week with Miss Eunice
Prior-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Bixby at
tended the Cole! reunion in Lincoln last
week.-Mr. and Mra. Alison Rollins visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. w. c. Liver
more. in Charlotte Saturday.
The Misses Anna and Lena Muir
with Miss Bessie Cross and James
Basiliere spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Muir.-Mrs. Joseph Muir, who Is i'll.
remains about the same
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WEYBRIDGE.

Prof ". I. Twitchel and family, who
have been spending some weeks at their
bungalow on the Twitchell farm. left
Monday for their home at Hartford,
Conn.-Mrs. Alice Smith of Bristol is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hail.. Is.
Sticker Of Boston visited his son, Walter,
AT Miss SIMPSONS Monday.-Mrs. Lorette
Blair of Glen Elyn, H., Is the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Newton.-The Rev.
and Mrs. w T.. Slocum of Kindorhook,
n. Y, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Brittel last week.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wright attended
the Hackett- Nichols wedding in Essex
Thursday.-Misses Mary and Margaret
Reddy Of Malone, n. Y, arc visiting at
Thomas Adren's and at James CARROTS
Miss Smullens of Burlington Is with her
sister, Mrs. James Casey.-George Emery,
who has been visiting at the home of his
brothcr-in-law, j. A. Niece, started
Wednesday for his home in Lincoln. Neb.
Miss Ethel Simonds of Royalton is
visiting her sister. Mrs. c. b. Vincent
George II. Howe has returned to Geneva,
n. Y, after visiting his mother, Mrs
Clara X. Howe.-Rufus Galusha has re-
turned from short visit to BOSTON,
Mrs. Pearl Terrill and daughter Dorothy
who have been visiting at l.. G. Terrill's
have returned to Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Belle Parsons is at home after
spending July and August with relatives
and friends in Boston.-Clark Narney and
Miss Lena \arney have gone on car
rage drive to Greensboro.-Mrs. Calista
stevens came Friday from Burlington to
remain some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Jed 7. Narney.-tIoward l.. Ring has
gone to burlington. where he has employ
ment with the Jarvis ompany.-There
are three candidates for representative.
/. T. Wilbur of this village, Frank S.
Ransom of the Center. both republicans,
and T.. A. Bliss of Riverside. democrat
r. w Brown returned to burlington Mon
day after two weeks vacation,-He Henry
Cook of Quincy, Mass. i, visiting his
aunt. Mrs. w. 6. Cook.-The ladies of the
Congregational Church Will serve ice
..,.. 20 1f 40 g.
Friday evening.--Mr and Mrs. Park Il.
Brown of rnderhll and Mrs Browns
mother, Mrs. Montague spent Sunday
with his brothers and sLSier.-Dr HUI
burd and son. Lloyd. and Warren Z. Bux-
ton have returned from fishing trip to
Malletts Bay.-Leonard Brigham, who re-
Gently sold his farm to his son, Warren
Brigham. hass moved to the home of his
other son. Vert W Brigham, whore he
will make his Tile Rev y. W.
Wolcott and Miss Lena Wolcott
of West Plat. burgh spent Spunday
day at Dr.. Hulburd's.-Ms Simonds of
Royalton, who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs G. Il. Vincent, has gone to Tn
derhill to visit at Fred Tulotson's .-AIs.;
Edwards of stowe is visiting at Mr..
Ladies'
! Another republican rally is scheduled
| for Thursday evening in academy hall
/ when the Hon. William e Mason of
! Illinois and s HOLSTER Jackson of Barre
| will spcak.-Thore was good attendance
! at the progressive rally Tuesday after
noon. several from Jericho Center and
! Tnderhin attending. An orchestra of
! three pieces furnished music. +. NJ Page
! Introduced James r. Garfield of Ohio, who
! was principal speaker. Although Mr..
| Roosevelt has hut few loyal supporters in
( This locality, Mr.. Gartield's address WAS
/ listened to with close attenton.-Mr. and
! Mrs smith of Cambridge and the Misses
| sara and charlotte Stafford We're in Bur-
! lincton Nonday.-A meeting of ncDon-
! ou-h lodge, f. and A. NJ No. 20, will he
| held Thursday evening.-Mrs. John Flood
and children are visiting relatives in F.s-
sex for a few days.-Misses Mary and
Margaret Reddy have returned TO Ma
/ lone. y. y. after visiting in town.
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RICHMOND.

The Progressive party had a largely at.
tended rally Saturday. The Rev. Erase,
Metzger. candidate for governor, and
Charles H. Thompson of Brattleboro were
the speakers. Sherman's Military band
and the Bull Moose quartette of Burning
ton were in attendance. After the exer.
cises game of ball was played between
the Eagles of Burlington and a local team
resulting in a score of . to l in favor o.
the latter.
Mrs. Lucius Ellis. who mas been this
guest of her son in Hartford, Conn.
and mother and brother in Springfield,
Mass, the past ten days. returnei
home Monday mornlng.-The Misses
Mary and Margaret Reldy of Malone,
n. Y, were recent guests of Mr.. AMI
Mrs j. w. McGarghan.--Mr and Mrs.
+. f. Freeman and family of ESSEX
were the guests of friends in towY
Sunday.--Miss Lillian Call of Saranac
Lake, n. V, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. +. Brown.-Mrs. II. r. Norton
of Burlington was the guest of Miss
G. a. Williams over SundaY.-Mr and
Mrs. w. w. Miller have returned from
weeks stay with friends in Ran
dolph and Woodstock NARROW OF
Underhill is visiting at the home os
his daughter. Mrs. AleXan Ter Terricn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham ani
chill lren who have been at the home
of her father. NJ. Murphy. for the past
month. returned Sunday to their home
in Dorchester. Mass.-NTrs. \. l.. Ter
rien and children are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Finnigan in Hyde Park
wv
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The l5Oth anniversary of the settlement
of the town was celebrated here Friday.
1t was well represented by townspeople
who brought many relies and tokens of
the past. Perhaps the oldest was Il He
brew Bible 1856 years old. which was the
property OF the late Henry Miles. The
program was carried out as follows:
Music and refreshments at eleven o'clock.
At two o'clock the house was called to or
der by the temporary chairman, c. w.
Stone of Barnumtown. Prayer was offer
ed by Charles n, Frenkton of the Friends
Church. a Duet by two ladies was next,
followed by AN original poem by Mrs, t..
W, Mcader George H. Stone, Jr, IL
young lawyer of Nergennes, whose
parents lived in MonkLon. wAs the first
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MONKTON.

There will he no preaching service at the
Methodist Church next Sunday as the
pastor, the Rev. G.. G. Cornell. is to have
a two weeks vacation.-Mrs. r. II. Dean
and her niece. Mrs. Daisy Tomblinson, and
her two sons have returned from Boston.
The Rev. G. G. Cornell and his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell, are visiting
friends at their former home In Poutney.
Miss HELEN Gee has returned homo
from Massachusetts, where she has visit
ed her sister several weeks.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Eliza Carey died at the home Of
her brother Silas Carey, Sunday even
Ing at eleven O'Clock, AGED 76 She
was born In Colchester and lived here
all her life, with tho exception Of about
two years Her only surviving near relative
is her brother. After a prayer service at
the house, the funeral was held al
the CONGREGATIONAL Church at two
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Ruth Alger and Hazel Bates Of
Jonesville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Severance and Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Alger
last week.-Miss Bertha Alger of Jones'
Vile is in town.-Miss Marion Wright
returned to her home in Burlington Mon
day.-rhe Misses Florence and Mildred
Mcbride spent Saturday with Miss Doro-
thy Wrisht.-The Rev. H. c. Petty and
family, who are in camp at South Hero,
were guests Of Mrs. T. L. Parmalee.
Tuesday Miss Sue Smith Is visiting in
Weybridge Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard
Howard of Hardwick visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lyon, last week.
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LINCOLN.

Arthur Cushman, local health olloer'
is attending the meeting in Burlington
Miss Grace Turner Is spending W."
days In Richmond. Henry savoy mas
finished work for w. j. Brown anu
Is driving l.. G. Bain's team" imam
EaNclin of Brandon Is at work ioi W. -
BroWn,-lke Tatro's barn was struch ana
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MILTON BoRo.

News has been received here of tie
death of Mrs Alice tNinor) No.shurgh Of
Saranac Lake. Mrs Noshurgh was for
merry of Milton Boro.-Mrs. Jennie Fay
returned from Richmond Friday night
The Milton Boro boys went to Georgia
Thursday and played baseball with Ban
ner grange. The game stood TO ! In
favor of Milton Boro.
c. f. White has gone on a business
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ESSEX CENTER.

Dorothy, the only daughter of Nj. and
Mrs. Claud Chaplin, died Tuesday at +'@l
o'clock The funeral will be held at their
home Thursday at , p. MFRS Gardner
Brown gave a musical Tuesday evening
a. the T.. c. l. hall.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell n farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this pnper are sold every Issue ana
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers GOVT,
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son, Merritt Esterbrook, which will occur
September 5.-Mrs. Shepard and daugh.
ter of Mcintyre, Iowa, is visiting her
mother Mrs Anna Shepard,
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PANTON.

DR.. Irvine, OF brooklyn, N Y, ia to
preach tor the Rev. w. f. Hudson
September !. He will speak in West Ad-
olson at 1880 a. IN, and in Panton at
two r. IN.
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burned by lightning Monday. Lightning
struck Il shade tree in L. A. Bryants
yard Mondays. II. Buell. is q little
better.