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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Goodrich of West
ford visited at c. +. Nealy's Friday
James Berry was at home for over Sun
day.-E, b. Jordan spent Sunday in Bur
lington with his son at the University of
Nermont.-Edward Tobin of Richmond is
working for James Berry, d. Moulton
and son and w. s. Nealy were In Bur-
lington and Shelburne Sunday.-A special
meeting of the grange was called Mon
day evening on account of the death of
l. r. Gleason one of the founders Of
this grange and a faithful member of
the order for "a years.-Mrs. S. II. Barnum
and Mrs chaplin went Tuesday to Wood
stock to attend the state missionary con-
Vcntion. l.. d. Moulton is in Barre.-Mr
ana Mrs. Chester pease celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary Saturday. sixty
friends and relatives were present. A lit
tie over $50 was given them, $50 of 1t
in gold. Mrs Ida Eddy OF Burlington
and relatives from Bolton were the only
ones present from out of town. A short
program was prepared for the occasion,
after which light refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Peaso went Mon
day to visit in Gilmore for few weeks
Mrs. II. II. Higgins is in burlington
President Thomas of the Middlebury Col
leFe visited this high school Tuesday
morning.
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Alfred Guild died at his home on
He had suffered for a long time with
heart trouble but had been able to be
about the greater part of the time.
His last illness was of but a few days
Mr. Guild would have been 40 years
old In July. He was born in Danville
where he resided several years. He
was postmaster there ana also q store
moved to ST. Johnsbury where for 1G
years he was superintendent of Mt.
Pleasant cemetery. He came to this
village two years ago and with his
son had just completed and moved
INTO fine, two-family bungalow
Mr.. Guild is survived by his wife and
one son, John B. Guild, two grandsons
and granddaughter. Three sons
have died. Mr.. and Mrs. Guild were
married so years ago october 26, last
prayer service was hold at his late
home yesterday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock the Rev. C. c. Adams officiat-
ing. The body will be taken this
morning to Danville, whore the burial
will be in the family lot this after
noon. The son will accompany the
remains but Mrs. Guild is not able to
go.
Henry Ladeau n teamster for the
Drury Brick & Tile company, was
kicked by a horse which he was I'M
Harvesting yesterday. A rib was
broken and he was severely bruised
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BERKSHIRE.

The MissisQuoi Observation-Disclosures
Ministers association held its semi-an
nual session Tuesday at the Second Con-
gregational Church. Dinner was served
by the Dorcas society at the home Of
Mrs. Jolcy. The program consisted of
an address 10y the Rev. Mr.. Wriston Of
Enosburg Falls on personal Evange
ism" and a paper by the Rev. F. Welan
Day of Franklin on Jesus Conception
of the Kingdom of Cod" The following
officers were elected President, c. j.
Peterson; o-prosident, Morgan Pease;
secretary and treasurer, w. T. Forsythe.
The next meeting will he held with Rev.
Mr. Wriston at Enoshurg Falls.-Mrs.
L. D. Banum Of Franklin is visiting
hcr sister, Mrs. c. II. JohnsOn.-Mr and
Mrs, Henry Turner and daughter Leila,
of West Burke returned Tuesday after
passing a few days at the home of f. II.
Wallbcoff Harold Tyler of Newport
Center passed Sunday at his home in
town.-Miss Carrie Williams of Mont
peler passed a few days with her sis
ter. Mrs Howard c. Cassldy.-Miss Mar
raret Durkee Of Sheldon passed Sunday
az the home of W. c Smith
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HILL WEST.

The condition Of Christie Shangraw,
who has been i'll for some time. remains
unchanged.-Mrs. Soloma Whitcomb. who
has been visiting her brothers, Eli shan
graw, of Montgomery, and Peter shan
graw, OF Richford. has returned to the
home OF her sister, Mrs. John RushforI
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin McGrail passed
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Sylvester.-Mr and Mrs. Clyde Shan
graw of Samsonville passed Sunday with
Mrs. Shangraw's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Rushford.-Mrs. John Rushford
who has been visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Newcity, Of
South Montgomery. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rossier and daugh-
ter, Geraldine. passed Sunday with Mrs.
Rossiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Shangraw -Horatio Jewett. who Is work
Ing In Samsonville passed Sunday with
hio family in this place, Harvey Larock
passed Sunday w!'h h,s sister at the home
of Mitcho! Domino OF Montgomery VII
laQC
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. T. +. Hutchins has gone to Pnsa-
dena, Cal,-Mr and Mrs. f. c. Scars
OF Richford were in town Sunday. as
was also w, +. Ladd and family of
Enoshurg Fans. Mrs. ". J. Wright and
children have returned from Fairfield
where she has been for three weeks. The
Domino Manufacturing company has Il
gang of non a. work on this side of
Jay Mountain cutting logs They expect
to cut out about l,yD0,O0O fee; Of hardwood.
p. II. Coleman and w. j, Wright We're
III St Aihans on business Tucsday.-W.
G.. Stevens went to the Mary Fletcher
hospital Monday.-Geo-ge Manned OF the
Nelson e. Hall company was In st. AL
bans Tuesday.-M. j. Blair of North Troy
was in town Tuesday, -!rch Meunier
has moved from River street into one
of Nelson & Han company's house near
their tub factory.-rhere are several
cases of measles in tcwn.-Mr and Mrs.
h. W. Fsase and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Rowlcy attended the funeral of Charles
Bliss at Ricnford Tucsday.-Mss Mabel
Lawrence has returned from Williston,
where she was called by the death of her
father.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss Emma Marsha of this village and
Charles Henry of Mortified were mar
red at the Catholic rectory Wednesday
evening of last week by the Rev. @.
T.. L'Ecuyer Mrs. Henry will continue
to work for Kmbail brothers and com
pany.
The funeral of Mrs w II. Yaw was
held at her late home on Main street
saturday afternoon at 1880. the Rev. John
Wriston officiating. assisted by the Rev.
w. L. Baker. The choir of which Mr..
Naw has charge. attended in body and
acted as honorary bearers, the pallbear
CTS being the husband son, NJ b. Yaw
of Hartford, and TWO brothers, r II. ARM
strong and W. NJ. Armstrong. The floral
offerings were beautiful, there being set
pieces from the firm of NJ. Z. pelley X
CO., the mems Bible class, the Foresters
the choir, the Ladies Aid and missionary
societies. Places of business in the Per-
leg block were closed during the services
Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral were Ralph Yaw of Hartford
Conn; Wilbur Y, Handy of Burlington
Mr. and Mrs O. y. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ. Armstrong, G. G. Jolley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. u. f.
Weld, Mir. and Mrs. b. c. Kendall Loyal
Stove, George Bowen, William Noble Of
berkshire, l.. c. Leavens OF Rich
ford; John Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. y. b.
Bowen. MIR. and Mrs w. II. Towlc, Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Towle. X. NJ. Towlc, H. G.
Tittemore, Mr. and Mrs Z. c. Hammond
and H. r. Colcord OF Franklin Tho liv-
cry business Of NJ p. Benson has boon
sold to Peter Ca ssavrat possession being
given MAY 81
The official record FOR ;hc ;nontt past
shows thc mean temperature 80 have
been 5l9. with 20 normal pf 55G. The high
est reading was So on the 4th and 9Th and
the lowest was 20 on the 18th The great
est daily range was AZ on the 1st the
least on the 18th. Rain fell on T. days
with total Of 4.05. the normal for May
being 3.52. The prevailing wind was from
the north. Hail was recorded on the 9Th
and 18th, with thunder on the 10th The
month was made up of 10 clear partly
cloudy and 10 cloudy days.-Iawrenco
Gardner went to Boston Sunday night.
where he had the plaster cast removed
from his foot-Thc game of ball played
Saturday between the high school and
Montgomery school team resulted in a
score of 20 to 6 in favor Of the homo
team.-The lyccum given by the senior
class was we'll attended. An interesting
program was given and the class reallz-
ed about SIG including the sale of ice
cream and candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Tyler were guests
Of Mr.. and Mis. 7. u. Stafford of st
Affairs Tues law and Wednesday, Elcrv
Wilder who has bon in failing hcal,i-
for some time, is very low.-Miss Flo~-
ence Hoadley of South Berkshire is ~
with pneumonia. Miss Annie Thcakstan
who has been in the home of Mrs f..
Parmalee for several months. has gone
to her homo in St. Adams Superintcn-
dent +. w. Wallace was in Burlington
| Wednesday.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs II. e. Morgan OF sherbrook. p. O.,
is u guest of Mrs. H. X. Cowlcs Miss
Margaret Hopkins has arrived from New
York for the summer Mrs Mary Gates
returned to Bakersfield Monday.-Mrs.
Laura Robbie has gone to Hartford, Conn.
for two weelIs.-George w. Reynolds and
daughter, Marion. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Bulls in Jersey City, n. j.
f. l.. Pierce spent Sunday With his sis
ter, Mary. at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Burlington, where she was operated ON
for appendicitis a few weeks ago. She
expects to come home the last of this
Week.-Mrs. Ruth Hopkins returned Tues
day from Minneapolis and Montreal
where she has been since last fall,-Mgs
Celina Odds is in poor health,-Nrs
james Dudley, who has been spending a
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

an alarm Friday afternoon, Just at the
close OF the Memorial exercises, was for
FIRE r. the barn at the residence of
Joseph Springer on Cherry avenue Tho
ire vas started II the hay ny small boys
playing with matches eGt was cNtin-
eulshed before any great damage was
done TO the buildings. The huy and a
quantity c. luH;he; We're burned, ana
good deal of damage vas done by water.
- Harmony Pomona Grass" net a
Waterbury June Bert l.. Clark re-
turned Thursday evening from Durllng-
;on accompanied by Mrs, clark, who has
been at the hospital for several weeks
recovering from an operauon.-Mr anG
Mrs. Jack Harris OF Washington p. c.,
with their two children are guests Mt tho
Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Harris have suf-
home and contents az Danville since
coming from Washington. Miss Bertha
Herr!ck returned Saturday from Hard
wick. whore she has passed two wecko
with her brother, Guy HcrriclS.-Mrs II
j. Fisher returned Saturday from visit
in Hardwiok with Mrs. Laura Titvn.-
Joel p. Morey OF Winchester N H., {
former resident who was called here ty
the death of John Rushford, returned
home Saturday.-Atr. and Mrs Don Z.
Seabury Of Chntcaugay, y. Y. came
Friday evening for an extended vlrt
with thc.r daughter and husband Nj.
and Mrs. s. NJ. Gamblin.-Reports from
James Rced. who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital. are favorable -Mrs Waiter r.
Churchill returned from Burlington Sat
urday
Tho regular quarterly meeting OF tho
Toy Scouts was held Monday evening
Mt the Methodist Church The Rev. ".
f. Baker was speaker Of the evening -
Fred Badger was at home over Sunday
from s., Johnsbury .-M!ss Ellen Jack
son OF Hardwick passed Sunday here
With her parents MI ana Mrs G. W.
Foss.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Hastings
passed Saturday in Havdwick. guests OF
their daughter and husband, Mr. and
Ms, w. ". ralbert.- Miss Harriet Par
ker, who has ilbored in India. spoke
Monday on her work there Frank Bas-
set passed Sunday at Caspian lake.
Greensboro The W. c, r U. will hold
its meeting with Mrs Nellie Bugbee Fri
day at 300 p, In,-Children's day ex-
erciscs Will be held at the ConSrega-
Continued on paGe a.
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FAIRFIELD.

The fair held by the l.. s, class of the
Congregational Sunday school was n sue
cess in every way Friday evening. Miss
Vilera Morton read, Saturday even
mg's entertainment was entirely home
talent The receipts were s5S.-A shower
was given Miss Hannah league Tuesday
evening in honor of her approaching mar
riaGe to John Quinlin of Fairfax The
Cemetery association will give a dance In
the hotel hall Friday evening Herbert
McGown spent Tuesday in Burlington
Miss Mary league of St. Adams $ spend
ing few weeks at her home here -
Miss Anna Collins of St Adams Is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs, Jack Soule of She''
don spent Saturday and Sunday in town
Susan Tabor, who is i'll with append
ctis, is considered somewhat better
Miss Nellie McEnany and Miss Doris
Babcock of New York. who have been
visiting Helen McEnany, returned home
"Wednesday
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lips, who is in poor hcalth.-Angus rom
lnson of Huntington, Que. Is Visiting
Hereinafter Taber has gone to the PITTS
ford sanatorium for treatment.
The entertainment given Friday even
Ing by the Misses artlett and Fisher was
attended by large and appreciate au'i-
ence 1t was success in every way '"'
proceeds being So as Mrs Sarah Gorton
entertained the Ladies' Home Circle w eu-
nesdav.-Carlos Brewster fell from load
of hay and broke his shouldcr'-Mr' HoI-
romb of Grand Isle visited his daughter
Mrs. Fay Small, over S"ndaN'-Miss
kathoIcnc tdmunds of Bristol Is visiting
her sister. Mrs Ralph Miles
DR.. spiller will be at Jerome Carpen-
tors limo 16. at Fuller's hotel June II.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace JENNIE Sunday
Homer f. Comings attended the Vermont
Congregational conference in St Johns
bury Earl Moffatt of Portland, Me, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. 5.
Moffatt-E. b. Smith, who has been i'll, is
able to be out.-Mrs Harry Smith Of
Swanton is a guest OF Mrs. f. VI Stone
for few days.-The 18th annual meeting
of the Franklin and Grand Isle counties
association of churches was held June 4
ana at the First Congregational Church
at East Berkshire Wednesday afternoon
Dr. Harriet Parker Of Mndura, India,
u1Vp an address
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

y meeting of the Cemetery association
was held in l. ~ Chase law office Tues
day evening. The officers elected for the
ensuing year We're. President, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hin; clerk, !. y. Chase: treasurer.
II. NJ. Wells; trustees Z. y. Sturtevant
+. II. BurleSon and II. y. Sturtevant;
sexton, Rodney Sturtevaut Two new
members Joined the association at this
meeting.-MiSs Hazel Croft of Nashua y
H., visited friends and relatives in towr
this woek,-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wells and
Mrs |. y. Chase are visiting in New York
and New Jersey. Edmund Farrell of Cen
trail Falls r. T.. who has been the guest
of relatives for the past week, has re-
turned to his home.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. George Severance is visiting her
parents in Saranac, n. Y.-Miss Laura
Plant has gone to her home In Mooers
Forks n. Y-Mrs. Asa Hyland is visit
ing her sister. Mrs, Frank Densmore.-
Mrs. Prior of South Burlington is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs, Kenyon Mrs. Kenyon,
who has been ILL., is improving.-R Hfnt
IS i'll. and a trained nurse Is caring for
him.-Mark Kenyon returned to his home
In Westford Monday.-C,. w. Wright has
bought out d. G. Alger, He took possess
sion of the store Tuesday.-The ladies of
the Congregational Church held a
strawberry festival in the parish house
Wednesday night
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FAIRFAX.

The funeral of s. T.. Wilson was largely
attended at the Methodist Church Thurs
dav at 300 p. m. All places Of business
were closed during the service as mark
of respect. Miss Ruth Shepardson and +.
G. Chcrrier sang two selections. The
burial was in the family lot at Sanderson
Corners. Among those from out of town
TO attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs
f. C. Nash and Miss Beatrice Nash Of
Burlington; Misses Marion and Florence
Ballard and Harold Ballard of st. Adams.
Mrs Mary Dickinson is moving back to
her farm on the West road. f.. Col
burn and Miss Maud Chaffee of the b. +.
A. faculty were In Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Maurice Irish and two daughters of
Westford are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs II. a. Butler,-Mr. and Mrs. II.
O. wilkins passed May 80 at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Grow, in West
Fnosburg are visiting in town.-Arthur
Mudgett of Enosburg, formerly OF this
place, is visiting in town.-Mrs. Il. orion
of Burlington Is visiting her son. Glenn
Orton.-Frank Minor and SON Percy. were
in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs Despart
and Leo Despart were in St. Adams Sat
urday. i mere was d pultl W'uulIB NJ lue
home of Mrs. Clark May 2s when her
only daughter, Maud, was united in mar
rage to Cyrus Leach by the Rev. w $.
Boardman. Only the immediate families
were present. Mr. and Mrs. Leach will
reside in town-Edward Carpenter ana
son, William, went to Plainheld Thursday
TO see Mrs, Carpenter, who has been
spending several weeks there, She re-
turned with her husband Friday evening
The Enosburg high school came here
Friday for ban game with u. f, A.
THE score was 5 to 8 in favor OF the homo
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

c.. j. Peters has been making extern
sivc repairs and improvements on his
house and store. The latter has been en-
largcd TO twice its former capacity and
new counters and show cases added. An
iron roof covers the entire building and a
durmcr window has been put in on the
'front.'. II. Feltons new house opposite
the "little church is nearing completion
DIR. T.. l.. Bates Of Highgate Center
has built new cottage adjoining his
other cottage on the Plat shore and Will
soon occupy it for the season Extensive
Improvements have been made upon the
Lake View House and cottages this
spring. Nearly all have been painted and
a new dining room has been added to the
Lake View House and hot and cold
water T.. A. Plat * Son are making
preparations for a large seasons bust
ness. Last year was the best they ever
had and the inquiries for board and cot
taxes thus early indicates Il stll ,arser
number OF campers.--Mr and Mrs Fit2
jackson of Barre nave been at camp
twice putting their cottage in readiness
for the summer. He was here with a
party over Sunday consisting of George
of Barrc--Dr Don y. GrOut of Water
bury, who bought the RED cottage" last
fan of l.. l.. Thayer, has been making
extensive improvements thereon. Tho
kitchen has been enlarged, running water
put in from platt's system and a store
house has been built. His family will
come bore as soon as school closcs.-E
z. Campbell of Waterbury will open the
IaNS-Campbcl cottage. "Maplcwood."
about June /" for the scason.-Fiv" cot
tagos will be built by business men of
EnosburE Falls on lots on the shpyard
bay shore. adjoining the Randolph Camp.
Mr.. Champion has his up and is occupy
ing it; Mr. Lawrence has the frame up
ana covered and Nj. Phelps and Mr..
<mball have the lumber on the ground
for their cottages. Besides these, W. c.
Ward of Moirisvillc and George t. Morse
are to commence building cottages on the
same bay carly i'm June.-Thc Lake View
Hotel grounds now boast of a regulation
tennis court.
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few weeks with her brother, IL. 5. Vim
cent, returned to Worcester Mass, We'd
nesday.-B. a. Draper end Isadore Bolio
were In Worcester over Sunday and Mr..
Bolo traded his farm In Worcester for
Mr. Diapers place in this village.-Miss
olive Hayden of the Richford high school
spent Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Hayden, at G. w. Gates s.--Mrs NJ
e. ShcdG Is expected home from, the st.
Adams hospital the last of this week.
l.. a. willard OF Winoosk was with his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Willard, over Sunday.--rhe Rev. f. w.
Day is attending the county conference
Mt East Berkshire this week H. NJ Riley
and family are back on the farm for the
summer-R H. Brown arrived from Bos-
ton IridaE nlght with II now nutonob!le.
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MILTON.

Memorial day exercises were held Fri
day at the CONGREGATIONAL Church. Prn-
Cipal Woodruff of the high school gave the
address. Comrade II. a. Smith read Lin
coins address at Gettysburg.-Mrs.
George Martin. who has been spending
several months here and in Georgia, re-
turned to jefferson, Iowa, Monday. -
County Road Commissioner Herald
Stevens of Burlington was in town Satur-
day surveying roads with Road Commits
siuner j. W. Robinson.-lIttle Milton
FLYNN Of Alburg accompanied his grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Flynn, home for few
days stay.-Mrs. George Caswell and lit
tie son of Springfield are visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs William Kennedy of West
Lincoln spent Sunday in town.-W. +.
prentiss was at home from St Adams
over Sunday.-Mrs. IL. D. Wood has gone
to CRANKY, =, c., where she will spend
the summer-Mr. and Mrs George St
Lewis of Rutland have been visiting his
sister Mrs II. NJ. Wells, and at G. La
due's.-A. d. Douglass of Essex Junction
has rented the old Wolcott store on Main
street for his undertaking rooms.-Ben-
1amin Wagner of Essex Junction was the
guest of his brother H. Wagner, saturday.
Mrs. Kdder of Fairfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hadley.-Mr and Mrs Car
ence Phelps of Richford were "a his
fathers over Sunday.
A. j. Thompson has sold his interest in
the Enterprise Cash Market to Samuel
Barnes, his partner. who lately came from
the Panama Canal Zone--The c. S. Ash
lev estate held an auction last Saturday
and closed out the last of the stock of
blacksmith tools, farming implements and
supplies Edward Fletcher, formerly uf
Milton, but for the last 10 years employed
by a contractor of Waterbury, Conn, and
George a. Phelps. of the firm of O. G.
Phelps e. CO., have rented the blacksmith
and wheelwright shop run as such for the
last % wears by c. S. Ashley. They have
employed +. NJ. Ploof as blacksmith
James William Ryan of Georgia have
bought the feed and grain store owned by
II. C. McNall at thedepot and will run II
I'm connection with their grain store al
Georgia. Lyman Powell is in charge
Hiram Skeels, auditor of the Piedmont
Hotel. Atlanta Ga, is visiting his fathe;
and mother at Skeels's hotel.-The young
men have organized a baseball associa-
ton, elected G. NJ Belden manager ana
Joseph Vlens captain, and expect to plan
some games this summer. They have Sc
cured the grounds In Kennedys pastur,
north of the mlll'-Arthuf bo"S''99 y
Essex Junction has been in town for sew
eral days experimenting and arrangnl
his undertaking business. William Wash
burn is altering the store occupied by Mr.
Douglass-C. p. Tarbell of South ROYAL
ton was n recent visitor at Camp Marin
arranging his camp for the coming sum
mer-Miss McMilln of New York Is Vislt
ing her brother, Harry McMillin who II
employed by the II. =, Hood d Sons
Creamery company.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs william Heatherington returned
to Royalton Monday after spending a
few days with her parents.-Miss Lena
Snow. former resident was married to
Angus +. Douglass in stowe May 30
Miss Zoe Palmer who Is attending school
In Castleton, has been at home for a
few days.-Mrs. f. H. Chessmore, who
has been visiting in Charlotte, returned
home Sunday Mrs. T. b. Whalen, who
has been seriously Ill. is now able to
sit up for a little while.
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Mrs. 7. i. Towers and Mrs. Ellen Will
liams are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. Fay in Claremont, ~ 1.-THE gradua-
ton exercises of the Richmond high
school will be held at the CONGREGATIONAL
church Thursday evening A reception
VIII be held in *. =. hall Friday evening,
Barton's orchestra OF Burlington will fur
nlsh music both evenings.-The ninth
grade exercises took place in Richmond
han Wednesday evening-The Louise NJ
Smiley Circle of the Kings Daughters
met at the vestry of the Unlvcrsalst
Church Wednesday afternoon.-The off,
GERS and number of members of Friend
ship Chapter, Eastern Stars. were in
Cnderhill Tuesday evening, where they
instituted n now lodpe