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town Sunday.-The members Of the Ma
sonic society attended service at the Bap-
list Church Sunday afternoon in q body
and listened to an ablo discourse by INC
Rev II. L. Thornton of St. Albans-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ V. Hicks and Mrs. Burt Of
EnosburR passed juno p i'm Burlington
Horace Hall of Lowell, a former resident
is visiting I'm town.-Mr. and Mrs. e. Car
penter were I'm ST. Adams Juno 19-Thf
Rev. s. s. Brigham is entertaining hi
brother from St. Adams
There will be grand celebration OF tn
Fourth of July In Fairfax with a parad,
Of automobiles at 500 a. m, n parade Of
floats, horribes, etc, at $780, baseball
game between fats and leans at HOO;
speech by the Hon. +. L. Fish at 100
T. m; and another ball game between
Fairfax and the Independents at two
There Will bc other sports, such as potas
to race whccbarrow race. 1Oo-yard dash,
a marathon. creased pig and a'grard dis.
play Of fireworks in the evening. A play,
"The valley Farm" in the y. H. l. hall
al $50 and a dance at 1o All wishing to
enter the parade and compete for prizes
viii meet tho committee at the town
hall Thursday evening OF this week. Tho
'''f''lI7 ll't W. ''|lbl l..NtLtI lAIl'lH lot inc
event ard some good prizes are offered
I'm the different contests.
Professor w. r. Sheldon of Wesleyan
University VIII speak In the Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday evening at 1880
I'm behalf OF Montpelier seminary The
Junior League Will serve refreshments
from i've till seven. The orchestra will
furnish special music during tho evening.
Professor Sheldon IS a graduate of WI
hraham Academy Wesleyan University
and Hartford Theological Seminary. He
has been especially successful as a work.
or with men and organizations Of men's
clubs lie has held four pastorates in
Connecticut, one IN New York city ana
was chaplain Of the House Of Represen-
tat!ve IN 1905 and of the Senate IN 1901 OF
the Connecticut Legislature. At the pres
ont time he is IN the capacity OF assist
ant 70 President shankin Of Wesleyan
University and Is secretary Of tho alumni
council
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ton is visiting Mrs. Sarah Sanderson.-
Children's day was observed at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday morning with
appropriate exercises by the children.
Three children were baptised. The church
was decorated with pink and white
peonies.-Dr. l.. G. Holcomb and family
attended the baccalaureate sermon Of the
University of Vermont at Burlington Sun
day afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Kimball Of Westford were guests at
George Minckler's Sunday.-Fred May
Vile, who was graduated from the school
for the deaf and dumb at Hartford, Conn,
last week, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orvls Mayville.-There will be a
supper and entertainment at the Congre-
gatonal vestry Friday evening Mrs.
Elmer Martin and little son, Adds, OF
Camp Martin are spending a few days
at b. u. Martins Miss Agnes Powell
is at home from her school in Concord.
n H.-Mrs. Ray Hall and daughter Mil
dred, of Port Arthur. ont, have come to
spend the summer in town.
Mrs. George Peltier died Wednesday
morning She had been in feeble health
for some time The funeral will be held
Friday morning at st. AIMS Church.
She was 50 years of age.-Katherlne Bar
mum of Rchford is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs A. w. Barnum.-AIr. and
Mrs. Harry Macmillan have returned
from their wedding tl1pJrhe annual
school meeting of the graded school dis
trict was held Tuesday morning-Mrs.
l.. c. Holcombo was elected trustee for
three years; the Rev. ID. II. Strong, mod
orator Miss Harriet Rogers, clerk; II H.
Beeman, treasurer; y. D. Martin collect
or. A tax of 70 cents was voted.
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HUNTINGTON.

@. NJ. Norton, Mr., and Mrs. f. NJ Nor
ton and children were in Burlington over
ISunday.-Mr. and Mrs Nelson Bashaw
and son, Donald, are visiting In Rich
mond.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morse from JET.
fersonville are visiting at q. NJ. Norton's
%. A. Ring is confined to the house by
Iillness.-Mrs. j. c. Benway has returned
from Burlington, where she has been the
guest of Mrs. /. C. Hatch.-Miss Madeline
Miller Is Ill with the qulnsy.-The East
street school. taught by Gladys johnson.
closed Saturday.
Mrs Edison Pierce closed her school
here Thursday and united with the other
schools in n picnic at the Center Fri
day.-Mrs. Alton Kenyon entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday.-Mr and
Mrs Nelson Bashaw and son, Donald,
visited in Burlington Saturday ana sun
day,-Mrs Joseph Derrick OF Richmond
was at James Carpenters Saturday
Mrs j. c. Benway has been in Burling-
ton a few days.-Mr and Mrs. y. A. Johns
celebrated their 25th wedding anniyer-
sary Wednesday evenng,-Mr and
Mrs. James Carpenter spent sun
day with Henry TruaX.-Issachor Ring is
ill-Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Norton. Mr..
anu MrS' Clarence Kenyon attended the
Beers reunion at Ethan Allen park Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morse were with
her parents Sunday and Monday
The village school taught by Mrs.
Georgia Pierce closed Friday. out of a
membership of So the following received
certificates for perfect attendance. GLADYS
Drnkwater. Alma Falby. Madeline Mil.
Ter. Ada Merrill, Mabel Merrill, Ella
Place, Maud Sherman, Inez Switzer,
Beatrice Switzer, Roland Benway, Ira
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burial was in the South Main street
cemetery. Among those who attended the
funeral were Mr. and Mrs Edward Bar
ncy of Chester and Miss g. NJ Colby OF
Burlington
Graduation exercises Of Villa Barlow
convent were held at st. Mary's hall Fri
day night and were largely attended The
program Included: Distribution Of gram
mar school diplomas; graduation honors
and gold medals donated by the Rev. d.
j. OSulivan; '"In the Good Old United
states" the boys; Going on An Errand,"
Geraldine Heavey; Spirit OF the Class, "
Miss Teresa Ward; Spirit of the Fu-
ture' Miss Catherine Crane. The men,
I bers OF the class are Catherine Ber-
nadette Finn, Mary Loretta Howrigan,
Catherine Anna Riley, Marie Anna Scan
ion and Frances Cecclia Wallace
John McCraw has been appointed super
lntcndcnt of the southern division Of the
Central Vermont railway with office at
New London. Tho office Of acting super
intcndent has been abolished
George Grocnia of Swanton fractured
his left arm Tuesday morning when he
jumped from a hand-car. Engine No. 212,
car, was bearing down upon the car in
which several were riding The men
jumped and escaped injury except
Grecnia, who struck on his left arm. lie
was taken to the hospital here for treat
mcnt. The hand-car was demolished.
Earl y. Boyce Of TINS cIty has COM
rlotcd a trip OH foot from here to Port
land. Ne, 22o miles, in ono week, leav-
ing here at nine o'clock June 70 and ar
irving in Portland June %, at three
o'clock In the afternoon. 1t is said that
Boyce won 800 from ]. t. Keswck of
Boston, who waEered that he could not
complete the distance before twelve
o'clock Friday night
Miss Lillian Adrianco Bean. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. David Il. Bean of Milton
Roro, and George Harold Taylor, son Of
Mrs. w. u. Elus of this city were mar
ricd at the brides home, Camp Rich,
Tuesday. the Rev. Charles x. Gilbert of
New York performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor have gone TO Cana
dian points for a wedding trip after
which they will make their home ut
Camp Rich Mrs. Taylor was for several
years teacher of English in the city
schools here but recently has been
teaching in Burlington.
Fred D. Coriss aged 62 years died at
his homo on the Hishgatc road yesterday
morning Mt 2:15 o'clock after a months
Illness with diabetes. Mr.. Corliss IL sur
vived by his wife and daughter, Miss
Irene Corliss, and by two brothers. j.
o. Corliss Of Swanton and Martin ]. Cor
liss of Chicago. The funeral will be held
ut the house Friday afternoon at two
o'clock and the burial will be in the Wood
e, metery on the Swanton road.
Earle W. Pcckham who has been prin-
nipai Of the high school for four years,
win be principal Of the Newport high
school and Will also have charge Of the
lower grades the coming year
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

Mrs. d. NJ Mari and children have gone
to Wilton. ~ H. to visit her mother,
Mrs. Ella Martn.-Mrs. e. p. Lunder-
villo and daughter, Janet, went to st.
Adams Thursday to visit relatives-NIlss
Cecil Berard, head clerk III the ROUNDS
store is taking d months vacation.-~Wil-
liam Impey has sold to George Getty %
house and lot on Foundry street for 81, e.
go. Mr. and Mrs Getty recently moved
hero from Cowansvllle, Que.-Mrs II. II.
Blake of Fairfax is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Powell.
The Standard on company has bought
of II. II. Rounds a small lot of land ad-
Joining the tracks Of the Central Vermont
railway near to the Hardwood hill road,
and has built foundations and Will soon
have in place tanks for the storing of
kerosene oil ana gasolene. Instead of
hauling these products by four-horse
team from the tanks at Enosburg Falls.
the retail dealers in this vicinity will be
supplied from the tanks here.-A party
of young women, the Misses Read Mar
tin, Harvey, puffer, Marvin and Manuel,
are passing a week in camp at Island cot
tage, Silver lake. Franklin, chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Adams-Miss
Mary Forsythe is at home from Reistcr-
town, Md, where she has been teaching
in the Hannah More academy. She will
pass the summer with her parents. the
Rev. and Mrs W. T. Forsythc.-Irwin j.
Wilson, who has been living in Berlin
\. H. has returned to Richford.-A ball
will be given IN Aver Opera hall the even
Ing of July 1, with music by Kimball's or
chestra.-The Rev, y. O. II. Dorion has
returned home from "A vacation passed at
Caledonia Springs, Ont-NIrs. Basil Du-
val, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Martin Donlon, returned to St.
Johns QUE Sunday
Miss Bessie Hawley has gone to North
field to visit her sister Mrs. II. \. Whit
ney.-L. S, Chaffee Of Troy is visiting
in this place and Fairfax.-H. r. Thomas
is taking a vacation Of two weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas are visiting in Mystic
Que. Later Mr.. Thomas and family and
Dr. G.. S. Clark and family of Mont
gomery will pass several days in camp
at Silver Lake, FTankln.-NIr and Mrs.
L. w. Gilpin and son. Roger. are visit
Ing in Newport and Beebe Plain.-Miss
Eta Stanhope is visiting In ST. Adams.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The end annual commencement of the
high school was held Wednesday, juno
Is, in opera han before a crowded house.
President Benton, who was o. have de-
llvered the address, was detained by the
visit to burlington that day Of the COM
mission to investigate educational condi-
tons in the State. of which Judge Wat
son is the chairman. Prof. j. f. Mes
senger who came in his place, gave a
very fitting address replete with epigram-
matte expressions Announcement was
made of the fact that the New England
College Entrance Board had given the
school the privilege of granting certi-
ficates of entrance to colleges represent
ed by the board Miss Olive Chadwick
Towle, II, and Earl Walbridge, 10, have
been named to enter the University of
Vermont this fall The exercises were
interspersed with music by Kimballs
orchestra a violin solo by Miss Marion
Springer was an attractive feature of
tho program.
Wilbur Towlc, who Is in the employ OF
Nelson e Hall at tho East Berkshire end
of the business, was in town Saturday on
his way to pass Sunday with his par
ents In South Frankln,-Dr, T. r.
Waugh OF st. Adams was in town Satur-
day on business connected with the hos
pital farms.-The high school alumni beat
the high school team Friday in the best
played game of the season here. The
score was TO 4 and II took 70 innings
to decide the Eume.-Miss Lots Stanley
who had been visiting her cousin, Mrs, L.
II, Pomeroy left Friday for Burlington,
whore she will pass week before going
to York Beach for the scason.-Mr and
Mrs j, II. Hardin returned from Burling-
ton Friday, where they had been few
days and passed Sunday with NJ. =. Per-
ley, Saturday they took a motor trip into
Canada Master Frederick Hutchinson OF
ST. Adams has been passing "A few days
with his grandmother, Mrs. Emily For
sythe-Mrs. H. j. Irish and three chill
dren of salt Lake City are passing a few
days in the family of v A. lrish.-Mrs
Ann Cotton of Everett, Mass is staying
with Mrs l. II. Pillado.-The Rev. w. H.
Baker returned Saturday after two weeks
at "A summer school in Newton, Mass, and
attending the commencement OF Brown
University at Providence.-The delivery
team OF u. f. Greenwood was tipped
bottom side up Saturday morning when
turning around on South Main street. No
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs. G. R. Remington and son. Robert.
went to Sheldon Junction Saturday to
visit the family Of Myron Remington be-
fore returning 10 New York.-Dr David
son Of st. Adams came 70 consult with
DR. A. NJ Brown about the condition OF
Melvin r Wright Monday morning and
advised that he be taken 10 st. Adams
Immediately for an operation, which was
done. He was taken in the automobile
of Ernest H. Sheldon, accompanied by
DR.. Brown and his nurse, Miss Minnie
Yates.-Mr and Mrs +. ". Wright are
in St. Adams to be near their son-M!ss
Mary Stratton is visiting Mrs. R. II
MAYNARD
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ESSEX CENTER.

An educational rally will be held at
Academy hail Monday evening, June 30,
at eight o'clock, in the interest of Mont
peller Seminary DIR. j. w. Hancher will
be the speaker. This rally Is open to the
public and all who are interested in ed
ucation are invited to be present. The
admission will be free.-Mr and Mr..
c. Rice Of Jericho spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Whitten.--Mrs. Evelne
Written of Jericho is visiting no T.. :.
Written s.-Miss Helen and Lucius Sax
ton or ,gW'r!dgc visited tu,'g a.u'. Nils.
Pease, Nonday.-The Opportunity Circle
will meet in the vestry of the Methodist
Episcopal ,Aurch SATURDAY.. Al "i-alr.
to help tie quilts are invited.-There will
be a shinglng bee at the Methodist par
sonasc Thursday. The Ladies' Aid will
rye dinner at the church vestry.-Louis
Mosso and family OF Winooskl were guest.
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Dorr Sunday. Miss
Myrel Hanley, who IS attending Burling-
ftI
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A. c. Osgood were in town over Sunday
D ~ stone is visiting at @. A. Rlces
Evans Kidder has gone to Minneapolis
Tor the summer.-The Fortnightly club
elected officers as follows: President
Phiia Hall; vice-president Ida Kimball
secretary, Mrs. Kiddcr; treasurer, Grace
Ferry; program committee. Marcia Stuart
Mrs Petty, Mrs Allen; subject for study
household economies Osgood hill
elected officers Saturday: President, Mrs
David Robinson; secretary and treasurer,
"A. G. Osgood; trustees, r. f. Austin, L.
l." Goodrich. Nellie Osgood.-Mlss Lila
Whipple is visiting in Colchester
Orvllle H. Jackson and Ethel Nnise
Leach wero united in marriage yestor-
day afternoon at the home of the
brides father Myron b Leach, in the
presence of company of about 60
relatives and friends The Rev. w. a.
Dawson Of Burlington performed the
ceremony at 900 o'clock The bride
wore white silk poplln, trimmed with
satin and shadow lace. Her brides
maid, Miss Macomber. wore pink. The
best man was Mr.. Hall, The rooms
were prottily decorate with ferns and
buttercups. Mr.. and Mrs jackson will
reside on his farm, where he makes a
specially. of the maple sugar industry.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Ella COOK. who was taken to the
hospital a few days ago. IS doing nicely
Miss Olive l.. Hayden has closed her
school in Richford and Is at home for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Darwin French
of New York are visiting in Underhill.-
Miss lnez Bennett returned to Brockton,
Mass, Saturday. II. lockwood was
In White River Junction Saturday.-A.
w Harris was in town Friday and Satur-
day.
The school in district No closed June
q. OF the II pupils enrolled, the fol-
lowing We're of perfect attendance:
Dorothy Buzzell, Freda Blodgett, William
Blodgett Meba Blodgett Lena Blodgett.
Loretta Irish Fannie Irish. Aaron Irish,
Alden Irish. Leslie Irish. Charles Irish,
Alice McClallen, George Irish and Leo
LaFrance.
Mr. and Mrs II. f. Ross spent Sunday
In Cambridge Mrs. Ross will remain
through the week-Guy Dingler and Miss
Annabelle Weidenbacker Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blaisdell spent Sunday at NAL
let's Bay.-Violet Pope is working for II
f. Ross.-Mr. and Mrs Ira Powell of
Jeffersonville visited Mrs. Carrie Jack
son and Mrs. c. n. Styles the last of
the week,-Mr and Mrs. Charles Cushing
OF Cloverdale have been spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cushing
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil visited in
North Underhill Friday.-Mrs. +. p.
Tillison has been having the grip.-NIrs
Burke Brown Of Jericho Center spent
Saturday with Mrs. c. f. Nay.
School In district number 2 closed Fri
day. Those without absent or tardy marks
were: Floyd Mcclellan and Carl McClel-
Ian; absent one day or less. Ida Cross,
Myrtle Mcclellan and Watson Petit
Lorey NJ Gle was the teachar
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ST. ALBANS.

Harry T. Dickinson, who has been
superintendent OF the Manchester school
union tho past year, has been engaged
as principal by the St. Adams board of
school commissioners IN place Of Earle
W. Pockham, resigned. Mr.. Dickinson is
graduate of the Cortland, y. Y, nor
NAL school and of Syracuse University
in 1869, He was at one time principal
OF the bennington high school He will
moye his family here about August l.
Word has been received OF the death
Of David Mackenzie which occurred at
his home in New London Conn, Friday.
Mr.. Mackenzie resided In this city for
many years and was employed by the
Central Vermont railway as a passenger
conductor general baggage agent and
assistant general passenger agent. Later
he was general superintendent OF the
Mexican Central railroad, and on his re-
turn East lie was made superintendent
of the boat line of the Central Vermont
He is survived by his wife
Stephen NJ. Driscoll has been appointed
travelling passenger agent of the Central
Vermont railway with headquarters at
Now London, Conn.
Twenty-three young men and women
received diplomas at the graduating cx-
ercisas Of the st. Adams high school
Thursday The following awards for tho
Smith literary prizes, for essays, wcro
made: Senior first prize, divided between
Miss Alice Chynoweth and Miss Alice
Collins; second, Miss Elizabeth IIckok;
junior first prize Miss Louise Greene;
second, Miss Xena Anderson; and third
Philip Johnson. Prof. Raymond McFar-
land of ALddlebury gave very inter
estins and instructive address to tho
class, his subject being 1.-The Making Of
the Man" The program included: Es-
say, THE Spirit of the Montenegrins
and Their King" Miss Alice NJ. Chy-
noweth Uirst honors); essay, "Thc His
tory Of st, Adams Academy" Miss
Mildred Best, (sccond honors); presenta-
ton Of diplomas, Guy +. Barker, presi-
dent of the school board. Mr.. and Mrs.
w Parkyn Jackson gave "A pleasant
reception yesterday afternoon to the
senior class and Prof. and Mrs Raymond
Mcfarland of AIddlebury. who are
guests of Miss Alice Il. Chandler during
their stay in the city
The funeral of Mrs Edward T. Morton.
who died Tuesday, was held Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the late home
on Bank street The Rev. s. w. Anthony
OBLIGATED. The bearers were six nephews
OF the deceased, George IL. Frary CT
Charlemont, Mass, Edward s. Frary of
Berlin n. y, Charles r. Frary Of Brs-
l.. ]. and c, II, Morton OF this city. The
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mss Gertrude Brady Of Brandon Ia
spending the summer vacation at home
Miss Elizabeth McNancy and Miss Myr,
tic Stone Of Barre are at home for tho
summer.-Mr and Mrs Mills Perkins lott
Monday for their future home IN Gyaenlc
Ont.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Laflamme and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lanamme OF Euos-
burg Falls spent sunday in town., j.
Houghton Of Charlestown. y. H., Mr., and
Mrs c. ". Houshton OF Chur,estown, ~
r., r. ]. Houghton and family Of Burl!ng-
ton, Mr. and Mrs, T. p, Houghton OF
Brattleboro and the Rov ], G, Hiudley o.
Winnipeg. Man, were guests at the homo
OF tho Rev. ana Mrs.. r, lioughtor
last week
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss lsma Fuller Is at homo from
Thompsonv!lle. Conn-Mrs. Josie Thomp-
con of sheldon has returned home after
weeks visit with her brother, v Il.
Sargent.-Mrs. Nettie Fitch is visiting
her sister Mrs. Hale Fuller.-Mrs.
Jerusha Taft is visiting her brother,
Hurlburt Butts. at Jonesvile-Mrs. Inza
Atchison and children of NJorrisville are
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ring.-Nr. and Mrs, V. r. Sargent,
Miss Lila Goodrich and Miss Lena Miles
attended the graduating exercises at 81
Michael's Collego.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Russell and daughter. Edna visited at
Mortified June lS-Mrs. Fay Small
and infant son are visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs Holcomb, at Grand Isle
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WESTFORD.

At a special town meeting Saturda,
evening it was voted to close the road
leading from Frank Roswells farm tow
ard Underhill. 1t was voted to accept
the gift of a library building from the
Fortnightly club, John Il. Rice was elect
I'd trustee of public money.-Mrs. Loula
Macomber and son. Francis. are resting
In Rutland and Bennington.-Mr and
Mrs G. l.. Perry are the parents Of a
daughter.-The Misses Lillian Petty
Maude Wilcox, Lura Kidder and Frank
Perry were graduated from the Bellows
Free Academy Wednesday, June 1S.-Mlss
Ethel Leach and Orville IL. Jackson were
married Wednesday afternoon.-Mlss
Eliza C. Allen started for Boston Fri
day. She sailed Monday for two months
triy ia Europe.-Miss Luna Osgood and
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Narney reunion will be held at
the home of DR.. w II. II. Narney and
Mrs Varney at East Charlotte village
July g. instead of July ., as previously
announced.-Mr Electa Cove in COM
pany with her daughter Mrs. Darwin
Foote, has been to Cornwall to visit her
granddaughter, Mrs. Alfred Payne.-Miss
Dorothy smith Of Tlain1eld is the guest
Of Mr. ana Mrs. Orvlle Baker.-Miss
Anna Hayes is at home from her school
I'm Hardwick for the summer-Mrs Wal
ter Purinton and little daughter, Clara,
of Lincoln are spending q week with Mr.
and Mrs Charles Dow.-Miss Beulah Dow
has closed her school and is with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Dow, for the
summcr-Mrs. Walter Foss and infant
son and her niece, Miss Ethel Horsford.
of Wolcott arrived Saturday and are
guests Of Mrs. Foss's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Fonda.--Dr. Varney and Mrs.
Narncy attended the BAH reunion at
Long Point Wednesday.--Mi Ruby
Cronk of winston. who has been visit
Ing her uncle, Arthur Cronk, has re
turned home Miss Bculah Dow accom-
panied her-Trving Bradley attended the
funeral of J. V. S. Mack at Shelburne
Sunday afternoon.-Dr. +. w. Chamber
lin and Mrs. Chamberlin of Lansing
Mich, are expected in town this week.
where they will be the guests of Mrs
Chamberlins parents, DR. W II. II. Var
ney and Mrs. Varney, for the summer
Miss sara Emo is at home from Bryn
Mawr Pa, to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Eno.-Lcster Prindle
OF the University OF Vermont is at home
Tor the Summer-NIr and Mrs RAYMOND
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Dana Deering and children of
South Royalton are spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Palmer
Gladys Fuller of Williston is at the home
of her grandparents.-The Lend-a-Hand
Circle will meet at the hall Thursday for
work.-Among visitors in Burlington
Tuesday We're Mrs. cynthia Hapgood,
Mrs. Miller and daughter and T. L..
Stevens and family.-NIrs. J. e. Omstead,
who has been i'll. Is gaining