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JERICHO.

Mrs. ]. L. Hunter returned Saturday
light from burlington. where she spent
he week.-The young ladies' OF the zap
list Church met Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Stephen Curtis for the study Of
missions and Mrs. James Mullen
and child have returned to Boston after
pending their vacation with his sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Quillinan.-R. w. Brown
was at home from Burlington over Sun
day.-Mrs Lydia Chase Of st. Adams
has been visiting at Iioratio T. Chase's-
telegram Saturday to John w. Davis
from Baltimore, Md. told Of the death
of his mother in tina: cty.-Mrs. w. G..
Cook arrived home Saturday evening
from visit of four weeks in New Hamp-
shire and ssachusetts.-Homer Wilder
came home Saturday night from the
White mountains, where he spent the
soason.-Mrs. Stephen w. Paige and chill
dren, Susan and Roland. came Saturday
for a few days with her mother and
sister, Mrs John Whltten, and Mrs. l..
&. Rice.-Miss Frances Stevens of the
Burlington high school has been visiting
Aiss Phyllis Brown.-Judge and Mrs. c,
s. Palmer have closed their summer
home here and returned to Burlington
for the winter.-Mrs. NJ. Fl. Packard has
moved her household goods to the home
Of her son, Arthur II. Packard and she
will spend the winter with Mrs. Louise
Blood. Announcement of the marriage
In Sutton, Que October . of Miss Ada
Brock and Frank Balch of Richmond
The brides home has been In Bolton bu
she has been n frequent visitor at the
home of +, w. Pease.
Mrs. c. S. Palmer is In New York Wis
itine her mother, Mrs. Cropsie. Miss
teulah Atkins, teacher of the interme-
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ENOsBURG.

The condition of Mrs. James kidder
who was thought t. be improving, has
taken a change and II is now thought
she cannot live. She had been able to
speak few words and take some nour-
ishment. also to get up and walk. but
now the end seems near. Her daughter,
her son. William. of Derby. came Sunday
Boston Monday and will visit her son
dence, r. I-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simonds
are moving this week to Royalton, where
they expect to make their home-Mrs
Maria Mcdonald and niece. Miss Hattie
Hume. of Montreal are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Morris Woodward, and brother
Frank Cassidy. 1t is expected that the
Rev. EVarts Kent will visit In town
this week. His wife will visit her family
in New Hampshire. They will go Novem-
Der ! to Sterling. Mass, where he first
preached,-D. E, Woodward goes to New
York this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. b. j. Boynton went to
New York Tuesday,. II. Allen went ia
! burlington Tuesday to spend two weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. I.eseman have re-
turned to Long Beach. Cal. after spend
| Ing week at William Sanctuary s.-Mr
and Mrs. +. o. Martin and children have
returned from CRANKY, Mass.-The Rev
y. A. Gushing will go to Huntington Sat
urday evening to speak at a meeting tc
be held at meeting there. Sunday
morning he will exchange pulpits with the
Rev. W. 4. Dawson of East Charlotte
| DR.. II. T.. Hunt Is seriously Ill.
The entertainment by Miss Jean vii
son Saturday evening was very pleasing
| The receipts amounted to s23,6O.-Mis
Gertic Douglass of Burlington was
guest of Mrs. Rufus Patrick over Sun
Iday.-Mrs A. {. Cassidy has returned
to Springfield, Mass. after spending sew
eral weeks at j. H. Allen s.-Mr. an
Mrs. j. w. Jones of Burlington wer
lguests Of DR. Jones over Sunday.-Mrs
Cooper of Lynn. Mass, is visiting he
son. DR.. Cooper.-Wado Davis has re
turned after week spent in ClaremonI
~ H.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bushey hav
La son born on the 5th,-Mr, and Mrs
Fred owen are the parents OF SON.
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Brooklyn
were guests of DIR. Jones over Sunday
Miss Sarah Smith of Whiting Is Wis
ting her uncle, II. A. Beecher.
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HINEsBURG.

The dwelling house of Truman Harris
was burned to the ground Friday night
with all its contents. 1t is partially COW
cred by insurance. The loss is about
500.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Hathaway are each
50 years old and have lived together as
man and wife 62 years. They enjoy good
health and make their home with DR..
A. V. Cooper.-Mr. and Mrs. John NJ.
Evans of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Jones Of Burlington were at Dr,
+. +. Jones over Sunday.-Ransom
Nichols, who since his mothers death
has lived alone on Texas hill has been
adjudged insane and taken to Waterbury.
Sewell Sargent has bought for 5000
the farm known the old Bcecher
farm of Mrs X. a. Harris Mr.. Sargent
has carried on the farm the past two
wears
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. I. G. Elliott Wednesday, f.
]. Wilder of Highgate. who has been at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. e. w.
Butler, several days. returned home Mon
day. Mrs. Butler and son, Eugene. ac-
companied her-Mrs. c. *. Isham enter
tanned Miss Alice Davis of Essex over
Sunday.-Mrs F. G. Isham has been In
burlington the past week caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Bert Isham.
who has little daughter.-The
Rev. Mr.. Page of Winooski held a
meeting at the Fourth street schoolhouse
Sunday night-Mrs. r. l.. Tilley Of Wor-
cester Mass, was at the home of II. f..
Tilley over Sunday.-Mrs Loren Jennings
and two children of Richmond visited her
brother, c. I. German. a few days the
first of the week.-Loomis Tebo, who has
been Ill the past week, Is some better
Mrs. Joseph Muir had a severe attack of
heart trouble last week
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid will hold "A dinner at
the home of j. II. Combs's, Friday.
Darius Domino and Charles Roberts
went to Boston Tuesday.-H. II. Parker
was at home from Montpelier over sun
day.-A window is being placed in st.
Bartholonew's Church in memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Saliva Goods pccd .-Cassus
Goodspeed is moving from joel Good
speeds farm house and will pass the
winter with his sister, Mir sarah FARMS
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SHELBURNE.

The Rev. w. b, Goodman spent Fri
day and Saturday in Montreal-Ed mund
Parker has returned to White River
Junction after visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Parker, for few days
The Misses FISHER and Kimball of the
L. V. NJ. spent Sunday with Miss
Margaret Tracy.-Dr. and Mrs. W. j.
White returned to their home in Middle
bury Tuesday after spending a few days
with Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Nj. Russell-In the absence of the
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Ida II. Read gave an interesting
report sunday morning of the recent
State w. c. r. L. convention in Rutland
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe has position
as stenographer with the Carroll s. Page
company, Hyde Park.-Miss NJ Mari,
Mitchell has gone to Nergennes.
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WEST BOLTON.

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Oct 2 at Glen Sutton, p.
c.. Of Miss Ada NJ. Brock. formerly of
this town, and Frank A. Balch of Rich
mond.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Tomlinson are
entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Walter
Lamb. and children. and Miss Grace
Humphrey of oxford, Mass.-Harry
Gregory has moved his family into
George CHESS house at the creek--Mrs,
Elmer Hall has gone to Glen Sutton. p.
O.. to attend the marriage of her sis
ter.-C. Guyette has gone to live with his
son. Fred. In Essex.-Fred Bacon went
Monday to Island Pond.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs. ]. G. Stevenson. Is.
A. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Paul
are in Boston.-Mrs. Horace Marcy, who
has been visiting in the home of her son.
c. +. Marcy, has returned to Montgom-
ery.-Mrs. ora Kendall of Enosburg Falls
was the guest of Miss Lena Hadd over
Sunday-Mrs. A. Il. Pond has returned
to Richford. The Ladies' Aid society met
in the parlors of the congregational
Church Tuesday. Puffs were tied and
luncheon was served at noon.-P. j.
Moren has been In Glcns Falls, y. V.
the past week the guest Of his sister,
Mrs George Rugg.-Douglass Combs
while riding horseback recently. fell from
the horse and suffered a broken arm.
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RICHMOND.

Verne Greene of Burlington was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Marcia Greene.
over Sunday.-Mrs, y. A. Johns of Bur-
iington was among visitors in town Mon
day.-The Forty Hour devotion will
be held at the Church Of Our Lady Of the
Holy Rosary this week, beginning Mon
day morning at nine o'clock.-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. G. Leary of burlington were
guests at the home of NJ. j. Gleason over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Berry of
Essex junction were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. C. Fuller over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ferguson and Miss Lottie
Narney, who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs j. w Berry, have returned to their
home In Starksboro.-Wedne even
Ing a harvest supper was served from
six to eight O'Clock by the ladies of the
Congregational Church.
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FRANKLIN.

Eleven ministers met Monday. Din
rer was served by the ladies of
the Congregational Church in the
parlors-Miss Price Is Spending a
few days at her home in Middesex and
In Montpelier Walter, who has
been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Turner,
returned to her home in East Burke
Monday. Several from here went to
Boston ruesday.-Mrs. G. NJ. Wilder has
returned from Sharon and White River
Junction. where she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Spauding are
spending few days in town.. d.
Moulton of Jericho Center called on n
few friends here Sunday.-Miss Helen
Whitney Is In Burlington.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowley of Bur-
lington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert North. Sunday.-Mrs. David
Finnesy of Shelburne spent Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Noonan
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Melvin of Under
hill were over-Sunday visitors at the
home of Ira Chase.-Mrs. Jane Cone and
daughter, Helen. OF Sacramento Cal.
who have been visiting at the homo OF NJ
W Hinsdae. have gone to Burlington,
where they will visit relatives for a few
IN
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wright are among those that went to
Boston Tuesday.-Mrs. w. J. Wright
AMI children are spending two weeks
with her parents in Fairfax.--RuraI
Mail Carrier Haile IL taking his an
nual vacation. The route Is being served
by Substitute Carrier Fuller.--Nelson
and Hall company have secured b. =
Duvals services for cook to the Black
Falls camp.--H II. Porter, =. II. Cole.
man and Hayes Duso are attending
county court this week at st. Adams
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BOLTON.

Sidney Sabins. who has spent the sum
mer at home, returned to Bellows Falls
Saturday night, where he has position
with the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany.-H. Muzzy is taking down a part
of his house, to erect a larger building
for the purpose of boarding the en-
ployees of Burton Ward. who Is in the
lumber busness,-Mr and Mrs. Robin.
son, who have been with Mrs. Fl. Sabins
for several weeks, began work October
. for Mr.. and Mrs. II. Muzzy.-L. Senior,
whose buildings We're burned recently. Is
boarding with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleury.
Mrs. Nina Preston Is for an indefinite
time at the home Of her brother, Fred
Fleury.-Mr McCloud recently sold his
farm and moved to Essex Junction.
Curtis Guyctt, who has been foreman
in the mill and lumber business for
Burton Ward, for is years. has resigned
his position and will go to Burlington
Saturday to make his home with his fam
| lily, who moved there from Richmond
| recently.
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BERKSHIRE.

Ned Chase and +. H. Wallheoff were
in Cambridge Wednesday.-L. f. Dufcny
Is III with the grip.-M. w. Jolley Is in
Foster, Que, to act as usher at the
wedding of his cousin, Miss Myrtle
Gem, and Alvin Hillhouse.-Mrs w. y.
Jollcy has returned from Lake Carmi,
where she has been spending n few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Adams. Mr.
Rixford Of Hghgate addressed the Bull
Moose club Of this place Saturday night
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MILTON BoRo.

Mrs, b. +. Kinney and Mrs. Hobart
Richards spent Sunday at Milton Cen
ter.--Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Austin and
Miss Emma Boyden We're in this place
October 6-Mrs Mary King Of Fairfax
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Della Williams.
Phelps of Alburg is visiting his brother.
r., f. phelus
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Mrs. Joseph Potvin passed Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Earl Ccntcrbar, in Hec-
torville. The cottage meeting Friday
night will he at Edward Rushford' S.
Charles Maca is ill.-Frank Goslett is
ill.-Alberta Ariel Is in Bordovile.
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GEORGIA.

The Epwcrth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will serve a harvest
supper at the vestry of the church Fri
day evening.
"Graces' Night was observed at Ban
ner Grange. No. $50. p. Of H.. Friday
evening and the following program given:
Piano and violin duet, Miss Alice Wood
and Curtis Bevns; recitation, Miss Mary
Meigs: vocal duet, Miss Huldah Newton
and Clarence Newton; a drama, The
Sweet Family quartette, Mrs. r. B.
Boyden. Miss Emmogene Wood. Messrs.
A. B. and +. a. Wood; piano and violin
duet, Miss Alice Wood and Curtis Bevins.
Miss Lillian LOOMS. who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis at the St.
Adams hospital. is rapidly recovering
Mrs. c. w. Clark Is confined to the house
with bronchitis. The condition of Mrs
A. u. Bevins. who recently had an attack
of appendicitis, is improved.-Mrs. Clara
| Powell, a graduate OF the Gordon Train
ing school of Boston, who Is guest OF
| the Rev and Mrs. c. r. Upton. Will
preach at the Baptist Church next Sun
day morning and evening.-Mrs. E. J.
Nye has returned from Hubbardton,
| here she has been visiting for the past
Week.-Mrs. Mary Rankin has gone to
| Hartford, Conn, as delegate to the r or
| eign Missionary society meeting.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Ward Morton OF Alburg are guests
| of his mother Mrs. Eliza Morton.-Ban-
| ner Grange, No. 1856. =. OF H., are plan
| ming for a fair to be held October IS.
| The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Epis-
| oopal Church will hold their annual
| chicken supper at the vestry of the church
| Friday evening. October 3.-Mrs George
Webster will have charge of the Epworth
| Leagues meeting next Sunday evening
and the theme will be "A Man with an
Unclean Spirit; Healing the Plight or
Spiritual Detection
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Marion Brady of North Hyde
Park spent Sunday at home.-A dance
will be held in the town hall Friday.
Cabana's orchestra will furnish music
MIR and Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy were in
st. Adams Monday to attend the funeral
Of Miss McGinn. who died Saturday.
The Grange fair held Friday night was a
decided success. An orchestra composed
of piano. violin and cornet furnished
music.
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ST. ALBANS.

Clyde b. Allen of this city has pur-
chased the house on wheels, in which DR..
o. p. Blatchley and family came to this
city from Kansas City. Kans The wagon
is IL 1-2 feet long by feet wide and 10
feet high. and is fitted up with furniture
and all fittings for a comfortable home
on wheels. Doctor and Mrs Blatchley
and daughter have returned to their home
after a visit with +. +. Blatchley of the
Georgia road.
c. NJ. Scott. conductor on the Central
Vermont railway, while coupling cars at
Enosburg Falls Thursday morning,
slipped and the wheels passed over his
right foot, crushing 1t badly. He was
brought to the hospital in this city and
it was necessary to amputate some of
his toes.
G. w. Groom has been appointed chief
train dispatcher of the Central Vermont
/ Railway company. vice w. j. Dooley.
who resigned to take a position with the
Grand Trunk railway with headquarters
in Montreal. Edward 7. Buck has been
appointed inspector and Instructor in
the transportation department of the Cen
trail Vermont railway.
Miss Ann McGinn OF Bishop street died
suddenly of heart disease Saturday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock Miss McGinn had
not been we'll for a few days but was at
no time confined to her bed. She was
about Ga years old and was born in Fair
held. a daughter OF Barney and Mary
McGinn. She il survived by one sister
Miss Mary McGinn Of this city. and three
brothers, James. Barney and Sylvester
MeGinn. all Of this city. Another brother
Peter McGinn, died lust two weeks ago
| The funeral was held at st, Marys
Church MorGay morning at nine o'clock
and the burial was in Holy Cross Gene
terry.
An oil stove exploded at Memorial hal
on Maiden lane early Saturday Afternoon
and some damage was done to the wood
work In the small lobby at the head O
the stairs A stll alarm was sent II
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ISLE LA M0TTE.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry OF Burlington have
been visiting at W. II. Naylor's.-Ernesi
Nayior Is home from Rouses Point.-Mrs'
F. II. Severance has closed her house
and returned to Buffalo.-Henry r'ieury
of Newport News is visiting his brother,
T. S Fleury.-Thc funeral of Mrs. Elmer
Manor was held at the Roman Catholic
Church Saturday morning, Mrs. Manor
is survived by husband and three sons.
her mother, three sisters and -four
Continued OH pngc A.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Keir brothers OF Craftsbury have OPEN
ed hardware store In Warren's block
Mrs. Fayette Soule is critically Ill with
heart trouble and her children have been
summoned home.-Mrs. Elizabeth Hill has
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Enosburg Falls.-AIiss Bessie
Corcoran. who returned from work in
Spencers restaurant St. Adams several
weeks ago on account OF illness, is regain
ing her health slowly.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald Octo-
Der 6-Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell are
the parents OF a son, born October g.
Mrs. I. y. Chase. who has been visiting
for a week in Swanton. has returned
home.-Mrs. Bert Hale and two little
daughters, Albertine and Mary, are visit
ing in Washington. Vt.-The Foresters
will give harvest ball in Opera hal
Friday night, October IS.
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UNDERHILL.

The ]. +. Hunt Real Estate aCency OF
Essex Junction has sold for Patrick
mullen his 80 acre farm with 20 cows
beam and tools. to Joseph Berseron OF
Minooski. Consideration 5000. Possess
Sion will be given November I.
The Rev. W, b. Dukeshire. district
Superintendent, will conduct services at
<he Methodist Church Sunday at 1890 a.
h.. and at Cnderhll Center in the after
|noon.-Mr and Mrs A. c. Humphrey
land Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nay went to
Boston Tuesday MIR. and Mrs William
Nolan and daughter, who have been Wis
1tng at John McKeefes left Tuesday for
kheir home in Observation-Disclosures. f.
b. Tillotson has gone to Montpelier fol-
la few days.-Nrs Wentworth of Pater-
|son. n. j., is the guest of Mrs. Il. l..
IHowo-Nrs. S II. Tiden of Montreal
Iwho has been the guest of Mrs George
|Lazelle ef- Monday for New York tC
visit before returning home.-Lynn Brown
of Jericho is clerl<ing at Brown e Nay:
during Mr.. Nays absence In Boston,
.Mr. and Mrs Homer lockwood visited
H.
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chemicals hoforo INV i,roa o,oo,,r. -,
damage w,s do,o ,,o,n., ,,as ctoor.
ing the hall and Ind ,bo s,o,o ttah,od
for the nurroso or boa,i,g yya,or ,n do
hor work so,nuoi f,r,ur ,yas olso ,boro
notwithstanding tho rleo,ip, and 70 4,
had not beon for his o,ic,k ,vorl, tn eord.
inc In tho ,t,r,, co,.,dor,t,,o da,,,a,,,
yyould boyo boon doro ho,h 90 ,h, hau
vbicb con,oins so,,o ,nr, ,,.,n lii, a.i
nicturos aud nape nc uo1 ,s 70 tho ,,uh,tc
library which 10 nm tho fire, ooor
A man giving bis pa,,o ne I. T. poc,,-
we'll and his bomo as Nancbostor n II
has been arrested an the cborpo of boi,,.
IMPLICATED in the burglary at Auyustir
Guay's store on Lake strea. Thursday
night. and walking off with about ss5
from tho cash ropistor Pockweu tool, .bo
earlv train for Manchester on Eridav
morning and was ordered orrosted h,,
officers here on his arrival in Nanches,o.
that afternoon. Chief If Police + n
Mahonev went TO Manchester Friday
night and brought Rockwell back sat1r.
dnv
The case of Mira strong vs. Arthur
Southland and l.. y. Hunt of Fairfax
which has been on trial at Franklin
county court for three DAYS. was closed
Saturday morning and later the Jury
brought in a verdict for the nlaintir 70
recover SITS, both defendants being found
responsible for negligence. This was the
second trial of the case in the first only
one defendant. Mr.. Hunt, being found
liable. The ATTORNEYS for the plainti0
were c. @. Austin g. Sons and for tho
defendants. II. Charles Royce and w. u
Stewart
In Franklin county court Monda,
morning the case of Harry Halves We
the Massachusetts Accident company wa,
taken up. The defendant moved that
verdict he directed in it's favor The cour'
overruled the motion and allowed the de
PENDANT an exception. The plaintiff ask
ed leave to enter a nolle prosseaui which
was granted, the action being brought
within co DAYS after ding final proof of
claim. A now suit will be brought by tho
plaintiff. the 60 days having now expired.
DR.. Edmund Chagnon OF Salem, Mass,
who formerly lived in this city, and
Miss Elizabeth Lee were married at
Salem, September 25.
William MacCallum has zone 70
Pepperell. Mass. where he will marry
Miss Gladly NJ. Thomas Monday.
In Franklin county court Yesterday in
the case of Mrs G. C. Prentiss va Frank
Blatchlev. trover tho turv ro,urned q
verdict in favor Of tho nla,nt,e, IN rocovor
s7 and costs In tho ca,o ~
barnard Va Haves Denso ,-over :.
verdict was rendered ,or tho dofardor,
A mating ~ tho st A,hor. rIur.na
society will be held Thursday eveninp p.
90 o,c,ocl NJ ci,,, hill
Dr y " Norris poruor,y -, cua,
l,on who has besn s+udving ohro,d o.,
several months has moved n tbis c,,v
Tho teachers If tho nuh,,c scboo,s nj
swanton visited tho e. A,ho,s .,.y
scboo,s vestordoy
Tho Rev w Chorborro,, =, c,
ton who has hoor ,is,,,nr h,s noran,a
Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. charbonneau viii
LIZA 7
,, NJ, &c.,
po,,o.., 20 O.,..,. ,,,.a, w.. r..
&c n, ,bo bo,,o ot ,ar roronts w. 49,
Mrs ro,us Corvnla - ,bis c,.,.
Nrs r. w croo,, ,s corrnaa =. .,,,
bouso hy , snro,ro, onD,o
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Walter Norway is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Leonard Shangraw and two chill
dren OF Now York are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. shangraw.-Mr. and Mrs
Herb La Rock were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coffin Thursdsy.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Rushford OF johnson are
guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Rushford
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Chase OF Berk-
shire Center were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Hawkins. The con-
dition of Mrs. Walter Norway. who was
critically III last week. is somewhat inn
proved.-Agnes lie Free passed Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Touchette.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FLETCHER.

Albert liickok and family of Georgia
called on friends here Sunday, making
the trip by automobile, is reported
that William Boozan has bought Edgar
Flanders's farm. where Edward Thomp-
son now lives and will take possession
March Mrs. Henry Kane Of Bakers
field. is visiting In town.--H. l.. Maxiield
Is ill.-Mrs. Matte Fleming is ill.,