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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mr.. an, Mrs s u. Miner of Nergennes
are spending "A few days with their son,
II. Louis Mner-Don Iartell, who has
spent the summer at Winona, Mass. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. latte Martell
Miss Harriet Estabrook has gone to
Rutland to spend a few wecks.-Edward
w. Ripley. who has been in Geneva,
Switzerland. for several months has re-
turned and is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Edward $ Marsh MIR. and Mrs. Fred
June and Miss Mary Frasier Of Boston
are visiting here for a few DAYS Rolln
j. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George ltldridGe
and Carlton Allis have gone tC East Mid
dlcburY to remain this wintcr.-Mrs Nal
Vena Branch has gone to West Medford,
Mass, where she expects t, remain some
tme.-EXtensiVe repairs are being made
on the concrete walks in the central part
of the town Miss Clara j. Churchill,
who has been spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Church.
i'll, returned Monday to Burlington Mr..
and Mrs Morris Graves ar" spending few
days in White River junction. Miss
Helen Cawigan has gone to Middlebury,
where she will enter cologo.-Mrs, Charles
Rickcrt has returned from Fairfax and is
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W, Phelps, for Il few days before re-
turning to Blaine. Wash
Mrs, Thomas w. Ray is con-
fined to the house with a broken
arm, sustained last saturday afternoon
while trying to crank her automobile
Both bones of the right arm are broken
Just above the wrist ioint,-A large mapl,
tree in front of r.. II. Buttons residence
on Conant square was blown down sun
day afternoon by heavy wind IL
B"lknap, who has been in town Tor sew
cral days overhauling and repairing III,
organ in St Thomass Episcopal Nhurch
has gone to Middlcbury There was a
tlub dance at the Brandon Inn Wcdnrs-
day evening, William IT, tleield ol
Albany ~ V, is visiting his mother Mrs
Margaret Flehcld. E. g. INd" or spring
field, Mass, spent Sunday In town'-MisS
Mary Tarblc began her duties as cashier
IN the Ray company store Monday
MI ana Mrs. George W Leonard were
given pleasant surprise Monday night al
their home on Prospect I'm by a large
number OF friends and neighbors' the oc
casion being the 18th anniversary oi theiI
marriage. Refreshments wer' served uuf
lihs The evening and MI ap
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The barn of Clarence Webster ana
the hay and all products of the farm
for this season were nearly destroyed
by fire Saturday morning. The atten-
ton of the fire company was directed
toward saving "A smaller barn and the
house, and these were fortunately
saved, although the household goods
were more or less damaged. The barn
was "A large one and built about 10
years ago. The loss amounts to a
large sum. There was "A small insur-
ance. The fire was caused by the eX-
plosion of "A gasoline engine, used FOR
power for the ensilage cutter, The
young man who was at the engine AT
the time of the accident suffered burns
about his hands in trying to remove
the tank. Only a few years ago MI
Webster lost another set of buildings
on the farm on which he was then Nv
ing, the cause of the fire at that time
being lightning.-Mrs. Ellen Stimets,
who has been with her children In Bar
nard. Is now at the home or her SON.
J. J, Stimets, tpr several wesks,-Mr'
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Mrs. Arthur Maxam Of Shady Rill were
guests over Saturday night Of Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Shonio.
Fred E Luce died at his home at North
Duxbury early Tuesday morning after
several weeks Illness. Tho day was his
31st birthday. He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. S. j. Luce; his wife, who
was Addic Reed. It young daughter. four
months old and two sisters, Mrs. Lena
Freeman of North Duxbury and Mrs
Eva Grace of Richford The funeral is to
be held at his late home this afternoon
at two o'clock, tho Rev w. l.. Bocourt
to officiate. Burial in the village ceme-
tery.-At the Pomona Grange meeting
with Dillingham; Grange October the
following question will be considered,
That the farmers Of to-day are keeping
pace with the rest of the world In gen
eral knowledge. in methods of business
and in securing their rightful share of
influence in the affairs of the country
pleasant evening in honor OF Miss
| Hazel Foss was enjoyed at the home of
her uncle. NJ j. Maloncy. Monday even
| ing, whom at the invitation of Mrs Ma
! loncy, relatives and friends gathered to
ave her II kitchen shower Miss Foss
| was nearly covered with the shower
which came from the stairway, contain
! ing nearly everything necessary for
! housekeeping IN tho kitchen line. Mrs
Maloncy was assisted In serving by Mrs
! Hurlbur. and Mrs Marshall Friday IT.
eInoon at tn homo OF Miss Rose Carpcn-
ter. the members of the Hypatia club
will entertain the children OF the club
| members Mrs. Harris and daughter of
St. Adams are guests If her sister, Mrs.
Richard Demer'tt.-Mrs. Irene Huse re-
turned TO her home in Concord yester-
dav after q few days with ner daughter,
Mrs w l. Bocourt.--W. n Il Perry
was able to go to his office yesterday
after n slight illness. Rufus Preston
while leading a colt to water had his hand
badly hurt by the colts jumping and
drawing a chain halter with hooks
through his hand. The hook caught ir
the flesh between his thumb and fore
finger and made a bad tear. IT was nee
essary to take eight stitches and it viii
be some time before the hand can h,
used Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Randall, Mrs
| w. l. WATSON, Ilealey Randall Belle
| Randall and Mrs. Mary Harris were IL
stowe Yesterday to attend the memoria
exercises for the late Healey Akeley
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ROAST BIG OK TO
FEED A THOUSAND
Barrel of Crackers and I0C
LOaves of Bread Are Used
for Stuffing.

Rutland Sept 23.-An old-fa shioned|
barbecue will be a feature of the South
Wall!ngford fair, a country exhibition Al
few miles south OF this city, and elaoor-|
ate plans have been perfected for the|
event, which takes place tomorrow al
noon The big OK was killed last week !
and this morning It was stuffed a bari
rel of crackers and 100 loaves of bread
being required for the stuffinC.
At 10 o'clock the animal was lowered
into a huge roasting pan, placed oven
the arch and underneath 1t the big 1res
We're started, after the whole had been|
covered over. At midnight tonight the
potatoes and other "fXin'S" will I'D
started cooking, all in charge Of F. Fl
Emery of ProctorSvile, a man who has
had considerable experience in preparing
this kind Of refreshments
Four expert carvcrs have been enCa Gedi
and it is expected that over 100 people
will be served. This IS said to be thej
first barbecue in over 10 wears in the}
State of Vermont The last one I'm Rut@
land took place i'm the SOS on the site Il
the First Baptist church. Special train |
will be run from this city.
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and Mrs. Rufus Atchson and children
of Morrisville returned Monday after n
weeks visit at A. ~ Washburn's.-
Billiard Of Halifax, n. s., was a guest at
G. f. Mobiles from Friday to Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Briggs and Floyd
Fairbanks viii sever their relations with
the Woodbury. Granite company and
spend the winter at Clarcmont, Fla. Be-
cause of the failure of several high
schools In this part Of the state to have
football teams in training for the pres-
ent season the management of the Whit
comb high school has been unable to
complete the seasons schedule Two
games each have been secured with
Windsor high school, Montpelier and
Montpelier Seminary and one game with
Rutland The first game will he played
Saturday with Montpelier high school at
Montpelier. The team average is 157
pounds; line average lG2; baclSneld aver
age $50
Henry Shipman Of Brattleboro and
Margaret Shipman of Lee, Mass, who
have been visiting friends here, returned
home Monday and Miss Shipnan was ac-
companiod by Mrs Nelson II Wallace
and Mrs. oliver y. Barrows The trover
case of the estate of a. a Brooks. -.
u. Gushing and q. H. Upper vs. NJ. q.
Stafford was begun Tuesday in Royalton
before Hale r. Darling as referee, ap-
pointed by the court. Tho defendant is
charged with conversion Of leather be-
longing to the plaintiff about II years
ago. whore he was superintendent of thu
! tannery at this place. He has for the asst
! "A years lived at Sutton. Que. his for
mcr home. The amount involved in tho
case is several thousand dollars March
| NJ. Wilson and John j. Nelson are coun-
sci for plaintiff and w. b. c. Suckncy
/ for dcfcndant.-G. II. Bickford of Hard
wick was here Tuesday .--Mrs. Henrietta
/ Lincoln went Tuesday for a few wecks'
visit at y. l.. Shedon's in Boston Mrs.
! Hiram kimhall returned Tuesday tn her
home in Philadelphia after spending thu
summer In this villaEe.-Fred +. Rogers
and Mrs W. 4. Springer were in Wood
stock Tuesday on business concerning the
estate Of Charles n, Ballard, deceased
Mrs r VI. Chase goes to-day to Verona,
WEIGH has entered the Rridgewator
Mass. normal school.-James II Boyd
has returned to Grand Rapids. Mich,
for his several years' study in a veteri-
nary colege-Miss winifred Dearborn II
North Woodstock y. H.. has been visit
ing Mrs J. VI. Boyd on her way to Grand
Isle.
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HYDE PARK.

I,rc broke out early Thursday morning
I'm the Alexander fruit store, corner of
Main and Eden streets. When discovered
at 1:S0 a. m, the interior of the building
was in flames. The proprietor's clerk, a
young Italian girl, was the only occupant
of the living rooms in the rear Of the
store and she discovered the fire.
The entire interior of the store was Quilted
and but for the timely arrival of the
local fire department the building would
have been entirely consumed. The tene-
mcnts in the basement were flooded with
water and those ON the upper floor dam
aged by smoke. The cause of the fire Is
unknown, but it is generally believed to
have been the work Of an inccndiarN.
The proprietor was away at the state
fair and his wife was at their store in
Johnson. The stock of goods not a very
large one, was insured and the building,
owned by W w. Spauldng of Wolcott,
was also insured While other places
have suffered from a shortage of water
this place has an abundance, the village
reservoir being lowered hut three inches
nv the fire Thursday morning.
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WAITSFIELD.

NY. Henry LABEL was in Montpelier
Monday and Tuesday for medical treat
u"nt.-M Miss Louise Gleason of Montpc-
Her spon Saturday and sunday with her
parents Mr.. ana Mrs. r. j. Gleason
Frank Rottis who finishes work for the
bryant & Chapman company as cream
Gatncrer this week, will commence work
for r.. J. Eaton next week.-The Brother
hood class held a meeting and supper at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Tues
day evening Nathan Boyce return
pelier.-Mr and Mrs Joseph Moody of
Lebanon, \. H., are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ida Moore.
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WATERBURY.

\ surprise birthday party was rendered
Miss Mae Seaburv at the home of Mrs.
Farrell Friday evertng ny the old
maids" of Cobyville. The affair was a
complete surprise to Miss Seaburv and
much enjoyed by all.-Mrs. Iaez Huse of
Concord. y. H., is the guest Of her dqugh-
ter, Mrs. w l., Boicourt at the r'on-
Eregational parsonaee.-"Thc Carnva, of
the Flowers was given again success
fully by the children in tine grades Fri
day evening in the opera house under the
direction of Miss Lena Wallace, teacher
of music in the public schools, assisted by
the other teachers A nice sum was net
ted for the piano fund.
The program of the Hypatia club has
been issued and shows faithful work on
the part of the program committee Tho
program is miscellaneous one. Tor
social pleasure the children will look for
ward to the valentine party, members ot
the club to the Thanksgiving program and
the gentlemen as well to the Halloween
social and the Christmas tree. The pro-
gram is arranged very artistlcally Mrs.
Gilbert is president and the members of
the program committee are Mrs. Lille
Demeritt, Miss Seabury and Mrs from
bly.--Dillingham Grange gave inter-
esting public meeting Saturday. Past
District Deputy Arthur MaXam Of
shady Rill was present and spoke for
the order. The Rev. W. h. Douglass
pleased with appropriate remarks and a
talk was given by Union Superintendent
Norman Frost relative to school matters.
Superintendent Frost had visited every
school In DuXbury that week and found
only II on, Of the lo2 pupils properly
seated. Proper seating consists of the
right height of seat, right height of desk
and proper distance of seat from desk.
lie explained how this could be romeded
! with little trouble and small expense.
| He will soon make a survey of the Mid
dIcseX and Waterbury schools with this
| i'm mind During the evening musical
numbers were rendered, consisting of a
flute solo by Miss Annie Dorothy Pal
! mcr "A violin solo by the Rev. w, L.
| Boicourt, vocal solo by Mrs. James
| Collins and orchestral numbers. The or
| chcstra also played for the promenade
! which followed and thanks were due the
| Buzzcl Brothers of Waitsteld for their
presence and help. The meeting was in
charge of Judge f. W Huntlcy who in
troduced the speakers. This Grange en-
| tertains Harmony Pomona Grange on DC
| tober Mrs, +. f.. Atkins, who has been
| i'll, is improving Mrs, Susan Pickett
has returned from several weeks spent
with her son in Spirit Lake Iowa, and
h"" daughter in Minneapolis MI. and
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Leonard were presented with a handsome
set Of dishes Horace Gibbs of Proctor
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Gibbs
Mi and Mrs. Jason H. Smith have re-
turned from Ausable Chasm y. Y, where
they have been for several months
Miss Lulu Cowen of Brooklyn, y. Y,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
George Cowcn.-Mrs Elvira Scott is in
South Barre Seward French has return
ed to the University of Vermont Bur
lington, after spending the summer here.
Mrs Harry Bartram, who has been
spending few weeks with MIR and Mrs.
Elan French, returned Tuesday to Fair
Held, Conn Mrs J. H. Chandler and son.
warren, who have been spending several
months here, have returned to Ntdford,
Mass.-Miss Marie Greland of Boston Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles b.
'Crossett.-Mrs. Nj. e. Griniths of Rutland
is in town to remain some time with
Mrs. Charles Ross-Mlss Carrie Bishop
returned Tuesday to Concord, Mass,
after spending several weeks here-Miss
Amelia Berg, who has been In town for
several weeks, has returned to New
Brunswick, y. Y.-Mrs. H. ]. Sanders
has been called to Castlcton by the i'll.
ness of a relative. Miss. Shirley rarr is
Tin New York for few days.
The standard Bearers OF the Methods g.
church have elected the following Of
hccrs: President Miss Dcscy Slavery
vice-prcsldent Miss RUN Persons; sccre-
tary. Burton w Sisco treasurer Arthur
r.. Bovd.-Mrs. Robert Washburnc has
been called to Sharon, Conn. by the
critical illness of her sister Mrs Joha
t.. Jackson.-Mrs Harry Ferris Is spend
ing Il few days in Springfield Mrs o.
IT,. Baker and Miss Myrtle Slavery have
been elected delegates from the Methodist
Sunday school to the State Sunday school
convention to be held In Nergennes next
Imonth.-H. f. Cook. who has been in
South Africa for several months, was n
visitor here ycsterday.-M Mollie Durgv
returned last evening from Chattanooga,
Tenn, where she has been attending the
national cncamumcnt of the Grand Army
Iof the Republic The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society Of The Methodist
church held well attended meeting with
Miss clara Burnap Tuesday afternoon -
The Rev. G. w. Turner is i'm Poultney
for few days.-Mrs. Jerry NJ Fowler
/ of Benson is visiting here for "A few days
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ Gipson are VISITING
in Brattleboro for a few daYs.-Willian
Carr is spending a weeks vacation ir
Montreal and Coaticook, +. Q.-W. r
Scott r. w. Ray, f. II. Button, j. S
Clark and H. l.. Miner left Yesterday fol
a several days automobile trip to tn
White mountains-Mrs Townsend o.
Orleans is visiting her son. Thayer S
Townsend Mrs f. T. Holland is attend
ing the Baptist convention in Poultncy.-
At the band meeting Tuesday eveninl
VI. j. Lavonche was elected director ant
manager-Miss Jean Burnham. who ha
been confined to the house by illness 70
several weeks, is again able to he ont.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs Arthur Henson, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives In town, has
returned to her home in Groveton, N h.
-Tucius Flint, who works in the Will
cox store. was called to his home in
Jonesville Friday by the death of his
little daughter.-Mrs. Ella Egan of Mid
dlesex was the guest Of her brother.
Merrill Child, over Sunday.-Mrs. +. Il.
johnson and Mrs. l. s. Austin were In
North FaYston Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
p z. Grffeth and daughter are visiting
Mrs. Grlffeth's parents In New York
State.-Mrs Addic Sawyer and mother,
Mrs. G. D. Ashley, and son, George, were
I'm Montpelier Wednesday, clair
Ward. who has been visiting at Mr. and
Mrs H. o. Wards for several weeks,
started for her home in Los Angeles
cal. Wednesday. and Mrs. F. F.
Johnson were in Waterbury Wednesday.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The first lecture Of the lecture cours"
Of 1914 will be given In the town hall
Tuesday evening September 3d. by Rus
sell H. Conwcll.-Mrs. Graham White Of
Pittsheld Mass, is spending some time
in this towu.-Miss Mallaney, who has
been i'll with typhoid fever at r. NJ
Crowley's, was able to be moved to her
home the first of the Week.-Mr and
Mrs. Howard skinner of Morrsville were
guests in town over SundaY.-Madam
Bailey of East Hin visited in this town
last Week.-Mrs.. Guy Goodrich of Man
chester was in town last week in the in
tcrcsts of the estate of her brother, Ros-
well Chamberlain, late Of Burlington
Mrs. Lola Allen and daughter, Bernice,
left last week for Burlington. The daugh-
ter will enter the University Of Vermont.
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WANTED POOR SYRUP.
Manager V. l. Spear of Randolph Ey-
plains Washington Case.

V. l. Spear Of Randolph. manager oi
the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Mari
ket sends the following letter to thd
Free Press regarding a report given ouj
by the L. :. department of acrculturc:
In your issue of end inst we note ~
port of case VS.. this market for vio,7|
ton of pure food law As the readin /
of your article would lead to the cor]
clusion that we had Piled guilty to n1ixir
other substances with maple svlrip. w1
ask YOU to give this statement the sand
publicity that YOU gave the original artiI
Gle The facts I'm this case are. tina
Woodward & Lothrop of WASHINGTON. nj
C.. asked us for SAMPLES and prices on
,oarIo SWIM, ir tb. .rrIro. ~ ro-, wa
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MORRISVILLE.

A. r Campbell suffered serious injury
to one ankle when run over by the auto
mobile in which he was returning from
the State fair.-Sadie, the cight-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Freer,
died Sunday after an illness of cholera
molhus following an attack of whoop-
inc Cough.-Mr. and Mrs. James Hill were
guests over Sunday of her son and wife.
MI and Mrs Charles Bixby.-Mr and
Mrs Chauncey Kimbal and sons, Hugh
ana Max, and MIR. and Mrs. A r. War
rem all of Hardwick, were visitors Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs II. Fulsom.-Miss
Daisy lie Baron of Sugar Hill, y. H.,
PASSED Sunday with her parents Mr..
ard Mrs. |, y. lie Baron,-Miss Bessie
'.nrford of West Danville came Saturday
ming to visit his sister and husband,
% and Mrs. Clarence Stowell-Mr. and
rs. W. l.. White of Hardwick have been
lied here by the illness Of his father
~. l.. White.-Mrs. Alexander Parks of
l,ardwick called Saturday evening on
Mrs. ". VI. Stephen, who is i'll, Misses
lila and Marguerite Anus of Groton,
rieces of Mr.. stephen are caring for her
Charles Brown Of Wolcott, who ex-
poets to begin work in the Hood cream
cry about October !, has rented the
Champeau tenoment.-AIrS. W. G. Lane Of
Burlington passed Sunday with her sister
and husband, Judge and Mrs. q. NJ
Powcrs.-Mr, and Mrs. Edgar A. Eggles-
ton of Waterford, n. Y, arrived Satur-
day evening to visit his parents Mr. and
Mrs. T.. II. Egglcstou.-The Camp Fire
Girls Of the Conversational Church will
hold meeting a., the church parlors
.tft ri
wen, to Burlington Monday to enter the
University of Nermont.-The ladies of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church will serve a
supper Friday from $3.50 on-Miss Will
liams Of Philadelphia, who has passed
several weeks at the Randall returned
Monday.-Mr, and Mrs Walter StenEer OF
Bellear, Fla, who haye passed the sum
mcr at Samoset, left Monday evening OF
their return home. Horace Powers
Charles Mould and William Best went tC
burlington Monday to enter the Unver
sity of VcrmOnt.-Guy HerriCk OF Hard
wick passed Sunday with his family
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Herrick.-Shcr
man Stickney returned to Springfield
Monday after passing several days viii
Mr.. and Mrs, X. If, M"i-nrd in Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs. W. &. War. went to High
gate Satu;d day to roma. a: t,cir cottng'
until sunday evening when they lief
for Oklahoma, Mr. ,Id Mrs, Alber
iIoGley of Newport came Friday evenini
TO visit the formers sister and husband
Nj and Mrs w. !. Paul Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Spear of East Weymouth, Mass.
arrived Friday evening to visit thei
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. 6pear.-Mr
and Mrs Gordon Maddox o: Monrovia
. I, arrived Friday. joining 0e0Ixs Jack
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GREENSBORO.

The buildings on the william Blaisdell
farm, consisting of dwelling house ana
ell. with large horse barn attnched'
and n large stock barn som" distance
away were consumed by fire Friday after
noon. The BUILDINGS have been unoccupied
for some time and the years crop OF nay
was in the barns--Dr ana Mrs
f. G. Kinney spent the weekend
with their son, Dr. ~ {. I\ln-
ney, at Richmond David Spiers
went to Burlington Thursday with his
son. Maurice, who goes to the Mary flet-
cher hospital for treatment Miss MarF
Bailey, principal Of Craftsbury Academy,
visited Mrs. j. W. Campbell over sunday
Mrs. James Black has been spending
few days at White River Junction with
her sister. Mrs. Lang Mrs Emma Wood
of Walden is helping care for her father,
Mr.. Ferguson, who is critically ill-Mrs.
Charles Wylle of CraftsbulN returned to
her home SundaN.-Mr and Mrs. William
Hardy started Monday for few days in
New Jersey and Now York
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LOWELL.

The Rev j. T.. Leblanc went to Nico-
let, =. @, Monday on husinoss.-F. $.
Sargent has bought a farm in Johnson
j. Murphy of West Somervillc. Mass.
is in toWn.-AIrs Cora Austin and George
Rccor We're married last week and went
to St Adams on their wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy are the
parents of a daughter, horn September
17-Lcslic HoadlcY of Wolcott has sold
his real estate in town to Henry Coburn
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WOLCOTT.

f.. II. Shorwin of johnson was in town
the 2oth.-MarY Poor, who has been en-
ployed at old Orchard. Me, has return
ed home to care for her mother. who is
Ill.-C. l., Brown is expected to move to
Morrisville Wednesday, where he will
take charge of II. p. Hoods creamery
Lillis Luzada and mother will return
home from Sugar Hin Friday for the
wintcr.-A. II. Perkins is visiting in
Lennoxvillc, +, Q.-Gertrude Mcdonald,
who has been visiting her sister in cam
bridge, returned home Monday.-Mrs.
Allen of Grand Isle is visiting her son, \.
J. Allcn.-Pcter Golden and family will
visit in Albany on the 27th.-Miss Mildred
Tuthill left Tuesday for Burlington II.
I Randall was in Hyde Park Tuesday on