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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Connell have closed
their summer home and returned to Tar
rytown y. Y. Mr.. Council Is auditor Of
the claims department of the New York
Central railroad.-Mr. and Mrs. Chan
cellor Martin of New York have bought
+. Jarvaiss lot OF % acres on the west
shore and are going to build large
house there next spring. Mr.. Martin Is
in the customs house in New York city
Mrs. II. II. Skeels, who has been i'll for
proving.-Dr. George King of Palmer.
Mass. Is spending three weeks with his
parents. This Is DR.. Kings second year
in the state hospital for eplleptics.-Mr
and Mrs. l. Boyea Of Albany, \. Y.
are visiting Mrs Boyeas Notwithstanding
Ford Is Ill with stomach trouble.-Mr.
Spaulding, president of the New England
Telephone & Telegraph company, F. w.
Story, vce-president and Mr.. Driver,
general manager We're the guests of Mrs.
II. II. Skecls Wednesday.--Josie Duba. Jr.,
has gone on the road again for the Crayon
Portrait company.-Mrs. VI. A. Pike has
returned from two weeks trip in North
ern New York.-Mr. and Mrs. LeTro.s
have returned to Montreal after a three
months vacation here.-Mrs. Matte Dean
has gone to East Orange, ~ J., for the
wnter.-The Rev. and Mrs Westcot are
| spending the week in Franklin.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs h. G. Wells, who have
been visiting in Bakersfield, have return
ed.-Peter and George Mayo have been
spending a week IN Plattshurgh, y. Y
Richard Smith of West Enosburg. Col.
L. c. Leavens and II. \. Puffer OF Rich
ford were in town Tuesday.-H. II. Tracy
was in North Troy few days the first
of the week.-Nlr. and Mrs. Henry II.
day-Mrs William Jewett died of the
measles Monday morning. The funeral
was held at the house Wednesday, the
Rev. c. L. buckingham, pastor of the
Baptist Church. officiating. Mrs. Jewett
was a woman of excellent character and
very highly respectcd.-Lila Lumbra has
bought of Albert G. Lumhra the Charles
Moore pace.-W. j. Wright has bought
of Roy Hoyt his house on the South road,
p G. Brennan has sold to Joseph Root
his farm on the Notch road. Mr. Bren-
nan expects to move to the Center
Wheeler Lumbra of Providence, II. l.,
is at home visiting his parents.-P. II
Coleman was in Morrisville and Hyde
Park over Sunday and Is attending county
court in st. Adams this Wcek.--G. b
Keeler was called to Newport Tuesday
owing to the death of his daughter, Mrs
Leslie Phelps.-The first meeting after
the summer vacation of the You Need.
a-Change club was held Tuesday evening
with Marion WriGht.-Dr. +. #. Brown OF
burlington and Mrs, Brown and daugh
ter. Mildred, We're in town over Sunday
The family of Rawson Simmons are Il
with the measles, also George Foster.
family.--Anson Foster of Westfield is II
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FRANKLIN.

II. G. Randall and daughter, Ella, Of
Mankato, MINI. are visiting his brother,
Orson, and sisters Mrs. C. A. Chadwick
and Mrs. Arvilla Martin. Mr.. Randall was
born in this town and went West over 30
years ago and has never been back since
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Bowker, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Cowles,
went Monday to Jeffersonville to visit
the Rev. Harnard.-Mrs F. b Willard of
New York is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Laura Robie.-Miss Ruth Durfee of Bur
lington has been spending a few days
with Miss Edith Gates, returning to Bur
lngton Wednesday. Gates and
Emerson Shedd are spending the week in
White River Junction.-Mrs d. A. Rey.
nolds of Carbury. Man, who has beer
spending several weeks in town, returned
to her home last week accompanied by
her brother. George W. REYNOLDS. -Johr
and Loren Young have sold their farm
TO David Grant of East Franklin; pos
session given October 1.-Mr. and Mrs
G. L. Dawson of Sheldon have been IL
town for a few days.-The concert giver
by the Springer Kimball Concert com
pany in the town hall Tuesday evening
was well attended. Charles Magnant ha
been confined with n lame hack.-Mr anC
his mother and sister, Mrs. Edward Web
ster of Bellevue Wash, have been IL
town for a few DAYS.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs w. II. Metcalf and son, Harris,
Of Essex Junction, were in town sunday.
The entertainment of Eddie Ericksons
Royal Comedy company Saturday night
was well attended.-The reading at the
public hall Saturday night was also well
attended Eta Bushnell haS moved
to Essex Junctlon.--Elan Bradley has
been Nl.-Mr. and Mrs. Bush and Miss
Poor of Massachusetts are guests of Miss
Jennie Burnett--Rally day was observed
at the Methodist Church Sunday.-Schools
commenced the fall term in town last
week The village school has three de-
partments; primary, intermediate ana
gramma.. Miss Plant of New York state
takes the primary, John Forbes the In
| termediate and Miss Belle Roberts the
era mmar.-Miss Anna Pease Is attend
| ing a business college in Albany, \. Y
Miss Pearl Potter and sister, Ruth, left
| Monday for their schools in Poultnec and
| New York State.-William II. Abercrom-
bic of Greenfield Mass, and Miss Bertha
| A. McLane of this place were married at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Sep
| TO-,
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HILL WEST.

G. e. Shangraw is doing telephone work
In Rchford.--Isracl Touchette, who has
been doing carpenter work for Charles
Rushford, has returned to South Nont
gomery.-Sarah Shangraw OF East Berk-
shire Is visiting at the home Of her aunt.
Mrs. G. G. Shangraw.
Mr. and Mrs Elias Roberts Of Mont
gomery village were business visitors in
this place Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Wing
and three children, Myrtle, Gladys and
Max. of West1eld are visitors at the
home Of Mr. Wings sister Mrs Israel
Hawkins.
Joseph Sylvester and son. Earl, rom
Black Falls passed Sunday with Mr..
Sylvester's brother. Henry Sylvester-Mr.
! and Mrs. -. II. Eossier and daughter.
! Geraldine, who have been visiting in Now
! port anG Derby, have returned homo,a-
Madge Messier IL H.
Mrs Joseph Pctvin " Montgomery Gem
.or Is visiting here.-Mr and Mrs. Harold
Willard are visiting ~ the home Of Mr..
! wizards parents IL Richford.
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WEST BOLTON.

Maria OKenD Tomlinson wife of Iar-
ley Tomlinson, suffered n paralytic shock
September II and died Sunday night. She
was 70 years of age, and is survived by
her husband. one son, seldom, who re-
sides ON the home place. and a daughter
in the West. The funeral was held at the
Baptist Church Wednesday at one o'clock
Miss Vera 6. LONE of Plainfeld, y. J.,
is a guest at II. = TOmlinsons Miss
Lorey Gile commenced her school in I'm
derhill MondaY.-Thc Rev. y. NJ. Shay
and family have returned from two
weeks vacation in Grand Tsle.-Stanley
Tomlinson attended the State fair.-Mr,
and Mrs. Elmer Hall are making prep
nratons to move to EIolyolie, Mass.-N. Il.
Hall went to Burlington Tuesday.-Chit-
tendon County Pomona Grange met
Tuesday. Delegates from Burlington
Charlotte, Colchester Essex, Jericho
Richmond and Shelburne were present
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and Homer Best left Sunday for Boston
In Mr. Kendalls carr. w. Draper has
moved into the house on North Main
street which has been undergoing extern
sve repairs the past summer-Miss Win
nifred Carpenter OF this place has gone
TO Bridport. where she is teaching. Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Pomeroy Of Washington,
II. c., are expected in town to-day for a
10 days stay.-Miss Ruth Gilbar and otis
King were married in the rectory of st.
John the Baptist, the Rev. g. f. L'Ecuyer
officiating. Miss Eva Gilbar was brides
maid and Wilbur St German best man.
After a few days visit in New Hampshire
| ,hey will be at home with the bride $
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gilbar, on
Missisduoi street.-Roscoe Wrston and
Clyde Burleson left Wednesday for Bur
lngton, where they will enter the uni.
versity William Gordon Of Providence
r. l., has entered the employ of L. NJ
| Mitchell.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Three heavy frosts have visited this
vicinity within a week and killed all
tender vegetation. Very little corn had
previously been cut owing to the crop
being both late and poor, and many fields
were left bleached. Mrs. Harriet Martin
who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Myron
Donaldson. of Skeels Corner is recovering
slowly from a bad attack of hay fever
Miss Florence Hubbard is visiting Miss
Love Dunster of Lakesde.-Mr, and Mrs.
C. s. Jcnnison are attending the state
faiar at White River Junction.-M
Alice Alfred of St. Petersburg, Florida,
who has been visiting her uncle. Judge
T f. Alfred, of Newport, was the guest
of Mrs. c. s. Jennlson several days last
Week.-Mrs.. Martha Powers has sold her
place in the Jackson district to Frank T.
Wilder.-News has been received of the
death of Mrs. Carroll Macomber of Grand
Isle. which occurred Friday, September
70 Mrs. Macomber had been critically IL
and her life had been despaired Of, but
the crisis had passed and an ultimate
recovery was looked for, when death came
suddenly. due to weak heart The fu'
neral was held Sunday afternoon Mrs
Macomber was a niece of Mrs. A. *
fIonsinger of this place.-About sixty
near neighbours and relatives We're enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rice al
their home in East Swanton Wednesday
evening, September 10, In honor of Mr.
Rice's birthday anniversary, the occasion
being a complete surprise to the host
rendered by Mrs. Rice The lawn was
tastefully decorated with Japanese Ian
terms. and during the evening Loren Rice
Of sheldon entertained the company witt
selections on his photograph Refresh
me>s were served. Two birthday cakes
were taken by neighbors; one by Mrs
Henry Beals was decorated with the mum
her so" and one by Mrs. Charles BusheS
was pyramid shape with 80" on one
side and AS" on the other, for Mrs
Bushey remembered what few people
knew. that 1t was also the birthday an
niversary of Mrs Rice, which fact hat
been kept secret when the invitations
were issued. When the fact became
known. the assembled guests Immediately
collected and presented the surprised
hostess the sum of nine dollars witt
hearty good wishes The gift OF the elder
son. Arthur Rice, to his father was
gold watch the presentation speech being
made by the Rev. James kenworthy, pas
| tor of the East Swanton Baptist Church
Among the guests present from ava!
were the Rev. Mr., White of Westford
w. j. Irwin of Portland, Me, Mr.. an,
Mrs Loren Rice of Sheldon and Mr., an'
Mrs Harley Button OF st. Adams,
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Eva Meigs was called to Yer
gcnnes Thursday by the Illness of her
mother-Mrs. lrVie Austin Fayer of
Moose Jaw. Canada, has been visiting at
J. II. Lyon s.--The funeral of the young
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant was held
Tuesday.-Tho funeral of George W. Cook
was held at the home of Mr.. Skinner
Thursday morning. The remains We're
taken to New York city for bural-Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Lyon are spending few
DAYS in Hardwick.-Mr, and Mrs. +. n.
Nideto, who spent last winter in Nova
Scotia, came Friday to visit Mrs. Videto's
parents, Mr., and Mrs Carpentcr.-Mrs.
w. II. Munson is ill.-Miss PAMELA
Smith, who has been quite ILL., is able to
be out.-The regular Grange meeting Will
be held Friday night.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Annie Smith of Washington, D..
C., is visiting at r. Il. smith's.-A daugh-
ter was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Tyler.-The Daisy Chain will meet
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. e. Allen.-NIaurcc Kdder went to
Wiliamstown, Mass, Monday.
Miss Eva NJ. Macomber and T.. Chester
Hall were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs f. y. Ma
comber, Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Kidder officiated
and only the near relatives of the bride
and groom were present.-After the we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hall will reside
In town
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,IGIIESVILLE.

School opened Monday, Miss Hazel
Bates in charge, and Miss McCarty of
Montpelier teacher in the primary
department.-Little Gladys Fuller has
returned to Williston after spending
the summer in town.--Mr. and Mrs,
G. G. Fuller have gone to Royalton
for a week.-Cliford Sabins was at
home from Mortified over sunday
The Lend-a-IIand will meet with Mrs.
Frank Town Thursday.-Sevcral from
here will attend the State fair Friday
The Rev. L. T. Treat of Pittsford
was in town for short stay We'd
nesday, on his way to Bolton to Of
nciate at the funeral of Mrs Tomlin-
son, mother of s L. Tomlinson, who
died Sunday niEht-Mr. and Mrs. i.
IT, Chessmore have returned from
I3OStOp.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Elmer Blodah, aged &c. was thrown
violently from his carriage Tuesday after
noon. September Q, against a tree I'm the
yard of Mrs Fannie Hall and injured SO
badly that he died in three hours. Mr..
Blodah and his mother had been to East
Fairfield for drive and on returning,
the horse stepped on piece of slab
wood, which was lying on the road. The
horse ran and turned into Mrs. Halls
yard, throwing Mr.. Blodah against a
tree. crushing his skull Mrs. Blodah was
thrown and her spine injured, Mrs. Bodah
Is in precarious condition, but II is
thought that she will recover. The funeral
was held at st. Georges Church Friday
morning. the Rev. Father Dorion off.
ciating. The order of Foresters of Enos.
burg Falls attended in a body. Others
from out of town who attended were: Mr.
and Mrs. oscar Ducharme and daughter
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Rev. Mr.. Paige, pastor Of the Every
Day Church in Burlington held % meeting
Sunday morning at the Fourth street
schoolhouse, which was well attended,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Butler and their
grandfather, J. f. Butler, have returned
from a three weeks stay I'm lIghgate'
While there Mr.. Butler sold his farm and
will make his home here with his son, r.
w. Butler-C. II. Steele returned Tues
day from Island Pond. whore ne had WIS.,
tied his nephew, Edward Stoolc.-Mr. and
Mrs. s. l.. Harris of Proctor were guests
at the home of Alison Rollins Monday
Mrs. j. J. Van Sicklen is improving low
lv since her return from the sanitanum
in Burlington
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs, Harriet Higgins went to Burlng-
ton Monday to spend few days.-Mrs
Miranda Sherman Of Massachusetts, came
Monday to spend some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nealy.-Wayne Nealy spent
part of his vacation in Alburg with
IIovey Jordan fishing, but is at home now.
Carl Moulton went to Middlebury Mon
day, where he is to attend cOlege.-Miss
T.. r. Bicknell was i'll Monday
Miss Kathryn Lynch went Tuesday to
Waterbury, where she has a position as
attendant in the state hospital.-Mrs
Thomas Lynch, who has been i'll, is i'm
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Beatrice, Of Glens Falls, n. " Mrs,
Julia Archambault OF Burlington, Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter slayton and Mr.. and
Mrs Dow Smith Of stowe; George Brunell
of Athol, Mass. Nelson Tlodah of Man
chester; N. H. and Harry Blodah Of Win
ooski.-Mr and Mrs. Baldwin of Char
otte are visiting Mrs. Baldwins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Farrand-Mr, and
Mrs James Watson Of Cambridge spent
Sunday in town.-Mrs. Howard Gilbert and
Mrs. Wilmer whitney arc In Norris
villc called there by the serious Illness
90 I A Rupdy
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SWANTON.

ora Webster of Springfield Mass, Of
the firm of George Webster Lumber com
pany, is in town.-l T. Bradley has sold
to Fl. II. Beebe the building known as the
Arseneault block, the street floor being
occupied by j. Barrette and the second
floor as "a tenement. Consideration said
to he S2.5O0.-Leonard SchooCraft, en-
ployed during the past two seasons in the
government fishery operations at this
place, starts this morning for Norton
Mills with appliances from the local
hatchery under orders from y. II. Dins-
more of st. Johnsbury of the United
States bureau of fisheries. He will be
joined by Mr.. Foster and go to Averill
pond, where fish propagation work is &c
he conducted nv tho governments
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
WEST BERKSHIRE.

f. A. Austin and George w. Bowen are
attending the State fair at White River
Junction.-Mrs. Lawrence of Newark Val
ley. \. Y, is "A guest of Mrs. Oscar
Stanley.-The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Clarence St. John for supper We'd
nesday Mrs. Allen Draper of North Shell
don Is passing the week at the home OF
her son, H. p. Draper.-Miss NJ. j. Oar
ling Is in St. Adams.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carm Vadney of Tewks-
bury, Mass, have been passing a few
days at r. DemaTs.-B1ue Bird camp
closed Monday and the children have re-
turned to their homes in New York city
Mrs. NJ. n. Andrus has returned from
Montgomery where she has been for sew
eral wecks.-Miss Viola Paxman left Mon
day for New York, where she will pass the
mi,
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OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Johnson.-Mrs.
Ernest Sawin is visiting at the homo Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. john
son,-Mrs. Jane Stetson and her daugh-
ter, Iona, are visiting in ST. Adams.
Mrs. Isabel Benolt, who has been visiting
at the home OF A. II. Bowen, has gone
to Frelighsburg, Que.-The Dorcas society
meet with Mrs. o. e. Kinney Wednesday
for tea.-linus Leavens Of Cambridge and
Fay Brigham of Bakersfield were bust
moss Nlaifnre in town Tnnednv
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ST. ALBANS.

The first annual meeting of the Lake
side Sunday School association was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
city Thursday afternoon and evening.
Addresses We're given by Mrs, Edith Balch
Wright ON What the Training Glass Has
Accomplished" and by Miss Grace NJ
Brooks on THE Book We Teach" The
Rev. James kenworthy of East Swantnn
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S4915 ana costs. The next case taken
up was that of +. II. Ryan VS.. George
r. Rooney, replevin. w u. Stewart
appears for the plaintiff and Elmer
johnson for the defendant
Miss Matilda Frances Forant and
Ernest Raymond Harvey, both of this
city, were married at st. Mary's rec
tory. Burlington, yesterday morning
at eight o'clock by the Rev. J. II.
ellis. After wedding trip to Can
ada they will return to this city to
reside
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ESSEN.

Mrs. brigham of Newberry, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. X
Currcr, roturned.-II. f. Nichols spent
Sunday at Moretown.-Mrs Katherine
Bixhy. who has been visiting In town
returned to Burlington Monday.-Mrs. II
f. Nichols was called to Boston by the
sudden illness of her son.-Miss Myr
Hanley returned to the Burlington Bust
ness College Monday.--Mrs. Fanny Sagei
of Nashua, n H. is visiting her brother
I)aN
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GEORGIA..

The regular Grange meeting will be
held Friday evening. Miss Kate Brooks
is slowly improving. Mrs. Fannie Bliss
and Miss Lucy Wood are spending
week in the southern part of the State
before attending the Vermont Baptist
State conventional. b. Curtis is filling
silos at the Boro-Miss Bina Howard is
spending a week or ten days in Essex and
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Gertrude Mayo has returned to st,
Adams after visiting Miss Lois Mayville
Miss MayVille returned with her.-Mrs
Martha Lincoln Is ill.-Miss Charlotte Os-
good is confined to the bed with the
grip and Assesses in the ear.-Amont
9hnse from here who attended the Flats
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RICHFORD.

OlND.
The following cases have been tried be-
| fore y. w. Carpenter, Justice of the
peace, in justice court. II. f.. Rustedt,
town grand juror. prosecuting: Septem-
Der O. Charles Skinner of sheldon charged
with petit larceny in taking from the
barn of j. +. Kelley coat belonging to
| w. +. Cooley, convicted and sentenced to
serve 30 days in FRANKLIN county jail at
st. Adams; September H. Byron Fletch-
| err, first offensc of lntoxication
pleaded guilty and was fined s.
and costs, amounting to $ll.S9, which he
arranged to pay: September T. Ernest
| Monteith of Richford, third offense of in
toxication. pleaded guilty, placed in the
hands of c. +. Hogan Of St. Adams. pro-
Ibation officer, with a recommendation
| that the respondent be committed to the
State asylum at Waterbury for six
months treatment, which will be done
Mrs f.. Fay Hopkins received a telegram
announcing the death at Omaha, Neb.,
of her uncle, Joseph Bliss, aged 20 years,
and a native of this town. Mr. Bliss Is
survived by his wife, who was Belle Cor
liss, a SON Frank G. Bliss of Omaha and
a daughter Mrs George Humphrey of
| North Loup, Neb. Mr.. Bliss had been en-
gagged in the livestock commission BUSH
ness at South omaha for many years
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Methodist
Church will give harvest dinner and
supper in the church dining room Wednes-
day, October There will b" literary
entertainment by the young people In
connection with the supper.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. D. Bomhowcr OF Montreal are
] IaI, Of Cav
gent was brought here from Waterbury
Fridav evening for burial. Mr.. Sargent
died Friday morning. He was taken tc
Waterbury for medical treatment Sep
TENDER / He is survived by his
father, H. W. Sargent, and one sister
both of whom reside in West Burke
Walter G. Bliss son Of Frank G. Bliss OF
Omaha. Neh., is visiting at the home OF
his aunt Mrs f. Fay Hopkins.-Mrs. II
e. Geer Of Nashua, n. H.. is visiting here
George Marvin and sister. Miss Jane
Marvin, are visiting in Burlington fol
v-o wecks-Rurns Garvin has gone t.
| Burlington to take a course in = business
college.-The Rev. d. G. Guest : VISITING
his father in Chattanooga, Tenn, for 1--WE
weeks. The Rev W. O. HiGley preached
In Mr.. Guests pulpit In the Methods
Church Sunday morning. The evening
service was omitted Arthur G. Wrigh
Of Stevens Mills and Miss Beatrice Au
dette of this village We're married in Al
Saints Catholic Church September b,
the Rev Joseph Lavigne.
II. Merritt Wallis of Beverly, Mass,
who is erecting the federal building Il
this place. has rented Benton wilson
house on School street and will move hi
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ST. GEORGE.

Augustus Wellington has returned to
Flint, Mich, after visiting his brother,
Lawrence WallnFer.-Mr. and Mrs Addi-
son Smith of Wiliston visited al the home
of Rollin Forbes Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
w. j. Morton returned to Jericho Sunday
after passing several days at the home
of N e. parCher
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MILTON BORO.

w. C. Blake is visiting his daughter,
Mrs Ward Richards Mr. Williams, Mrs
Bates and daughter have returned tc
Richmond after spending few days with
Mrs Jcnne Fay.
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BERKSHIRE.

Merton Paxman and Miss Delmira Fec
teau We're married at Abbotts Corner
Quebec. Monday morning. They have
gone to Boston on their wedding trip
d. e. Booth OF Lowell, Mass. is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. l.. Frances Jol-
lev.-Mr and Mrs. Ruhlee and son of
Hatley, Que, are visiting at the home
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Miss Lestina Miller has returned to her
home in Chateaugay, n. Y, after spend
ing the past week with Miss Belle Mont