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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. f.. +. Douglas attended the COM
mencement exercises Of Castleton normal.
Her daughter, Miss Bernice Douglas, was
a member of tho graduating class.-Thirty
ladies were present at the Juno Mission
arv meeting held with Mrs. itichard
Heightman.-Miss Eva Baldwin, who was
a member Of the graduating class Of the
high school in Middlebury, Is at home
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Moore and three sons
of Watertown \, Y, are passing the
week with his father, l.. Il. Moore.-Mrs.
w. j. Anderson and son of Mount Her
mon are passing some time with his
mother, Mrs. Anderson. Miss Maud
Farnham is at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Farnham-Mrs. L..
II. Nottingham and sister, Miss Robin
son, were in Burlington this week.-Miss
Emma Jones is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Baker. In Swanton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Farnham, with their child
rem, Oliver and Nedn, are making an
automobile t~rip.-Sunday evening as Mr.,
and Mrs. Victor Harper with two daugh-
ters, and their guest, Mrs. Anderson, were
driving down the hill from Middlebury
on the Shoreham road the pole straps
broke and all were thrown from the car
riage. All received injuries, but Mrs. Har-
per's were the most serious and Tuesday
morning she was taken to Burlington in
p. W. Waite's automobfle-W. II. Stokes
came from Brandon 10 pass Sunday with
his family.
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SHELBURNE.

The death Of John Van SiCklen Mack
occurred Friday morning at his home
in Shelburne after a long Illness. He
was the Youngest child of Frederick and
Laura Van Sicklen Mack, lifelong resi-
dents OF ~Shelhurne, His grandfather, DR..
Frederick Maeck, practiced medicine his
entire life, coming to Shelburne soon after
Revolutionary days. In the death Of Mr..
Mack In his list year. Shelburne loses
one of the Older representatives of one Of
It's early families, Mr.. Mack leaves one
sister, Miss Mary Mack of Burlington;
a daughter and three sons, Mrs. H.. w.
Tracy. Walter FELTON,, Benjamin Harris
and John IIurbert Mack. The funeral
was held at the house Sunday after
noon at 2:30,
The regular meeting cr Chittenden
county Pomona Grange, No. l, was held
with the %Sholburne Grange June Il
with about SO members present. The
morning session was devoted 10 business,
Dinner was served at the noon hour and
the afternoon session was taken up with
the lecturers program, Resolutions were
adopted lamenting the death of several
members who have died the past year.
The S%helhurne town baseball team will
play the Burlington Red Sox team in
~Shelburne Thursday afternoon.-Hildreth
Ranks. Ruth and Harry Webster have
gone to ST. Adams to visit relatives for
a few days.-Charles Bartz and bride of
Pepperill. Mass, have returned to their
home after visiting Mr.. Bartz's sister.
Mrs. George Parker. in East Shelburnc.-
Mrs. C. NJ. Russell spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs.
Drew, in Burlington.-MIiss Sarah Whit
marsh Is spending n few days with Mrs
Henry Harrlngton.-There will be no
services at the Methodist Church Sunday
on account of the Spring sGove camp
meeting.-Mrs Henry Bacon and dauGh-
tiers. Gertrude and Ruth, are campin at
their cottage at Queen City park.
The children's day exercises held sun
dav morning at the Methodist Church
were well attended and the little people
did their parts we'll. There was "A class of
16 infants and children baptised The tu-
neral services of ]. ". S. Mack were held
at his late residence Sunday afternoon
with burial in the family lot in the vii
lage cemetery. The bearers were his thrae
sons, Walter, Harris and John and SON
,n-law. II. w. Tracy. The funeral was
largely attended. there being many from
ont of town.-Miss Elizabeth Thorpe has
n position In tho office of the II. j, shan
ley c~ompany.-Mr. and Mrs Theodor
Hoeck and two sons OF New York are AZ
II w. Tracy's for the summer,-Mrs
lGlmbau ~ Waiting hAx daughtsr Mrs
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.. Larry were called
to Milan, n. H., by the death of Mrs
Lary's brother, Daniel MISUNDERSTANDING
Hutchins has had a severe attack OF
German measles He had three small
children who were exposed.-Miss Mary
Child is tho guest of Mrs. Robert Good
year-Edward Emmason moved from H.
NJ. Ford's farm into "A house in the VII
lage Sa~turday.-W. l.. Ford died Tuesday
at the home OF his two sons, f.. w. FORD
and Il. NJ. Ford, He was 90 years one
month and q days Old The funeral VIII
be held Thursday at the house and the
burial will be in Rochester by the SIDE OF
his wife, who died last February. MT
Ford is survived by five sons ana one
~dauEhter. Mrs. Joseph Robinson.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. John Mcdonald and two sons OF
Brooklyn have come to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. col
by.-Alson Martell has moved from the
Cushman tenement to Loren JaCkman 5
house in South Lincoln.-E. -. Sciples con-
tues about the samc.-Mrs. Alice Sclples
is no better.-Mrs. Lahan Hurlburt OF
Middletown, Conn, who has been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. D.. Seiples'
has returned to her home, Mrs. Walter
Colby went homo with her for a visit
&C. A. Thayer has been drawn to Mid
dlthurA ON an extra jurN.-C a Iurinton
and c. W. Sweet have returned to Mid
dlebury.-Miss Myrtle Jackman has re-
turned home from her school in Proctor
for the su~mmer-Hlayden Bowen is ahl,
to r~ide,-Ernest Sargent Is gainipG- Nj
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MONKTON.

A stereopticon lecture win BIZ given at
the church Monday evening, June 80, by
the Rev. Marion Cole Of Granville,
y. Y. with 20 pictures. The Rev. q. c..
Cornell expects to purchase the machine
TO be used at the Sunday evening serv-
ice.-A quiet wedding took place at The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dean June
n, when her mother, Mrs, Marietta
Brunell, and Julius IL Stilson were
united in marriage by T.. w. Meader,
justice of the peace, only the immediate
relatives were present. They will make
their home with Mr., and Mrs. Dean for
the present,-Mrs, Daisy Tomlinson and
her two sons, Raymond and Harry, of
Woodriver, Neb., are here for the sum
mcr, guests of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs T.. II. Dean.-Mr. and Mrs,
George Reyes and two daughters of Lin
coin were guests of her uncle and aunt,
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WILLlSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark and Nj. ana
Mrs. Wright Clark have gone by autos
mobile to Randolph Center to attend 10
graduating exercises of the high school
Mrs. George Bombard has been in Bur-
llngton two lays of this week to visit
her daughter. Hertha, who is ill.-Mrs A.
L. Bingham. who has been visiting her
old home In Peacham for three weeks,
has returned.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Barnes and son from Essex Junction Wis
tied their aunt, Mrs. James II. Bryant.
S~unday.-Miss Kate Cockell has gone to
Colchester for a weekend visIt-AIiss
Adelaide Morrell, who has been in Enos-
burg a few weeks, returned Mon.
day, opening her mothers house
for the sulnmcr.-Miss Della Brownel.
who has been spending the winter and
spring abroad. has returned and will Ia
with her sister. Mrs. Carrie Morrell-
Lewis Christmas died Monday afternoon
after a long Illness. Mrs. Marvin Clark,
with her three boys, is expected hons
this week. The boys have been attend
ing school in Randolph Center.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Fuller are the parents Of a
daughter, born June T.-Miss keelF
from Essex is the guest Of Mrs. Geores
Goodrich-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warren and
children of burlington were in town suns
day.-Childrcn's day exercises by ths
Federated churches were held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church sunday
morning under the direction of Mrs.
Frank Clark. Mrs. Cally Talcott and
Superintendent W. ~. Barber. The pu.-
nit platform was prettily decorated. Tha
children were assisted in their program
nv music bv Mr.. Parker and daughter
and the church chorus choir
Miss Theresa Hogan Of North Willistou
is orioving A two weeks vacation at her
bor,a In Colchester.
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CORNWALL.

Nh. and Mrs. George Wright Of Wad-
hams, y. Y, spent Sunday at her fathers,
Carson Fishor.-Miss Kathleen Foote Is
spending the summer in Hubbardton with
her sister, Mrs. Leslie Mott.-Schools in
town have all closed-Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Adams Of Pantou We're in town
over Sunday.-The Woman's Missionary
Society Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
will entertain the Whatsoever Circle at
the home of Mrs. a. W., Foote to-day
at which time reports of the Woodstock
meeting will be given.-The sunday school
of the CONGREGATIONAL Church held
its annual picnic at Lake Dunmore Tues
day.-AIiss Florence Trask Of Kewanee'
H.. is in town, a guest Of her aunt
Mrs. W. ii. Bingham, and other friends
Donald Lane of ottawa, Can, is in town
for the summer.
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Henry Austin, Joseph Austin and WAL
lace Kinney. Mr.. Austin alone survives.
These boys went out in Co. @, 18th reei-
ment. He win visit relatives and friends
In his city and after the Gettysburg
celebration return TO his Montana home.
Mr.. Austin was a brother OF the
late George w. Austin and w. r. Hasar
-PIorence Victory was the only one
graduating from the grammar school in
South Burlington.
The Kfng'shhh Daughters met Wed.
nesday with Mrs. w. w. Aldrich.-The
Fourth street school. taught by Miss
Grayce Blakeley. closed Friday with 6
picnic at Ethan Allen park. The pupil
having perfect attendance were James
Hayes and Rollin Tllley. Those havint
one dismissal mark were Florence Aid
rich. Edward DUEL and Ogene Butler
Stephen Hayes was absent one half day
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Rollins visited thel
daughter, Mrs, G.. c. Drinkwater, ir
| Underhili Saturday and Sunday.-D. II
| Aldrfch and family Of Burlington were a
w. w. Aldrich's Sunday.
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WINOOSKI.

Lawrence McCarty, employed in this
card room of the American Woolen mills,
received several gashes on his head and
bruises about the body when thrown 10
the floor Friday morning while ad-
iusting "A bait, His arm was caught and ha
was flung the floor, In the afternoon
Miss Emma Bouffard. employed In tho
dressing room, received an ugly cut on
her knee. Mr.. McCarty a year ago last
March received severe injuries to his legs
from the hips down when caught in ths
elevator I'm the card room,
Capt. l. L. Reeves, professor Of military
science and tactics at the University Of
Vermont, will deliver the address at thu
high school graduation exercises 70 ID
held in the assembly hall Friday evening
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RICHMOND.

Mis- Nellie Leonard left Thursday noon
for New York, whore she will be the guest
of her sister, Miss Katherine. later going
to Troy whore she will visit another SIS
ter. Mrs. Whitney, at her summer home.
Miss katherine Henley. who is assist
ant in the high school at Jericho, is at
the home Of her parents for the sum-
mer vacation-Mrs Il. W. and T.. II.
Freeman and Mrs, Walston are at their
cottage at Queen City Park for the sum
mer.-Mrs, II. h. Sherman and daughter
of Burlington are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Green.-The Rev. 9. L.
Paddock left Saturday for his new pastor
ate in Fort Pains. y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. u. Dimick and family are at their
cottage at Lake ~lroquois for the summer.
jacob Van Dusen of Norwood, Mich,
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs, NJ. V.
Goodrich.
y very pretty wedding took place at
the Church OF our Lady of the Holy
Rosary Wednesday morning at nlne
o'clock, when Ethel, oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bashaw, was mar
rted to Robert Streeter OF Bolton by the
Rev. a. p. Clermont. Miss Edith Bashaw.
n sister of the bride, was the maid OF
'''i'ii Hllh NItIl so l1Ilfll Tie DtSI man.
The bride was gowned in white chiffon
over white silk and carried white corna-
lions. The maids gown was blue chiffon
over blue silk. She carried white carna-
tons. Ihe ushers were Charles O'Brien
and James Murphy. y breakfast was
served at the brides home to relatives
and near friends and after a short we'd
ding trip they Will return to Bolton
to reside,-Mr, and Mrs. I. e. Towne
were in Burlington yesterday.-A food
sale given by the Louise NJ. Smiley
Circle of the Kings Daughters will be
held at the home of Mrs, f.. l.. Freeman
son was horn to Mrs. Henry Kelley June
lN-Thc Aid Circle of the Kings Dauch-
tiers Will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. o. b. Wood and Mrs, n. H.. Ken
yon at Mrs. Woods home.-Mrs. T.. Y.
Jacobs has returned from Concord, y. H..
and FItchburg, Mass, where she has
been visiting for two weeks.-Mrs T. w.
Towers has returned from Barre, where
sho has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs, j. w. Carver, and Mrs. NJ. a. Love,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry We're in Bur-
Hngton yesterday to attend the university
commencement. Their son, Jerome. was
one of the graduates. Mrs. w. T.
Thomas of Hardwick was in town We'd
nesday to attend the Bashaw-Streeter
wedding.
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BRISTOL.


The bail game SATURDAY afternoon
Bristol y M - A. VS. hiucolh' resulteu
In a victory for the Lincoln cam, 20 10
V-Superlntenuent =. H. Nilley'ls attehu-
ing the aIilual iuee'"'S OF tne ui'on SUI
perll'cllu'"'s az Quoeh NI'S rum
onne . con - So15 ,iea T rn..a
80" -
10 80 c".,.
49, - MI, t1.a.. g. -,
- g. - -. - 49,
a,ur,or n ~ eri,h o.toraad ,ba no
,,.tan 20 HE rarin,nnt -. 1o,h ,-orn,or+
~, p-u,iIr,to, I,ri1a,. 1aia,atton cron,
h,rc attended, tho pcr+or e,,nnraI at vcr-
,,es,s saturday C u Orcutt is at
homo from ST. Alhans and pichrord.
vbo ,amp meetinu at Snrinr Grove
op,nad Tucsdav.-NI Ezra Rrainerd
Of NliddIrburv Is visiting her muther,
Mrs. Ellen Wright. who has boon III for
several months and is very luw.-Dr. T..
II. FAIR Is Attending the University Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Palmer, over Sum
lay. u. Nash and son, II. c.. Nash,
lave bought out the store and shop of
II. j. Vancleot and taken possession
The Epworth League social was held
on the lawn at the parsonage Tuesday
~evoning.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ataler
are the parents of a daughter.-Thelma
Potter visited hen sister, Mrs. b. d. Me
Enteee, over Sunday.-Mrs. Il. c. Com
stocks school at the Ridge closed Fri
day for the suinmer.-Miss Cornclia Com
stock has gone to Bristol to visit her
rls1 FL.
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Arthur Wales, in st. Johnsbury-Mr. AMI
Mrs Philip Fletcher and daughter OF 81.
Johnsbury are visiting at q. N. Roberts
and c. c. F1etcher'a.-Because of tho
Spring Grove camp meeting now in Sos
sion there will DO no prayer meeting
this week and tho meeting Of tho Men .
Adult Bible class has also been post
poned.-Champlaln Chapter, No. IS, o. f..
s.. will have a picnic Mt the Hi broth
ers farm in Charlotte Friday. 1t ia to
be a basket picnic for all members Of
the chapter. and their fanilies.-Charlo4
Benedict OF Lttleton. 4. H.. Is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bene-
dict.-Miss Alfro1da Stoddard has return
ed from a visit at her SISTERS, Mrs, Ray
q. Kline, OF Springfield.
c. j. Benedict of Littfeton. N. H.,
Is spending the week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Benedict.
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BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ McNall and sont
and Leon lester of Champlain, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. n. McNau of Fairfax and Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Bullock and family spent
sunday at Camp Wilder.-Mrs JENNA
Fay has returned from Richmond. Her
brother. Benton Williams, accompanied
her home.-Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Kinney
spent Tuesday at Albert Lamb's,-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Robertson and dauGh-
ter. nda, AVE been spending a few days
in Wostford,-Pearl Hogaboom is at the
home of her uncle, c. f.. White.
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange celebrated "Chll-
dren's night at It's hall Friday evening.
There was a good attendance and n pleas
ing program was rendered by the children
Refreshments We're servcd.-Nford has
been received Of the death Of Mrs. Frank
AXE of Worcester. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs,
Baker were both former residents Of this
tovn.-Thc Rev. w. S. Boardman of Fair
fax has accepted a call to come to this
church. lie will soon move his family
here tu the uarsonlge.-Mrs. Nellic Clark,
Wife of G. W. Clark, died Thursday after
several months illness. She leaves a hus-
hnnl nnl slN children.
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Mrs. Mary white of Shelburne is n guest
of Mrs. Il. Il. Rowlcy.-Mrs. Mason Davis
and children 40 visiting in North Elba
n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Follansbet
were called to Pittaford last week by
the death Of Mrs Follansbees mother
Noah Lathrop Of Bristol was a guest OF
G. c. Coats Sunday-E. S. Rowley OF
Shclburne is guest of his grandsons.-
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Everest were In Bur
lington Monday.-Miss Hazel Partch II
at home from her school in Potsdam, n
n. Y.-Harold and Lucias Barrows lef
Monday for Topeka, Ark.
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STARKSBORO.

W. II. Holcomb and A. l.. White, both
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, are doing
well.-Nirs. ID. y. Donahuc has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital somewhat
improved IN health.-Mrs. Meranda swift
has returned TO her home here after sew
cral years I'm California.-The Christian
culture club viii meet this afternoon
with Mrs. nina CliNorl-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles clifford and son Of Brandon pass
o1 SUNDAY at 4. :. CliTord's.
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LEICESTER.

Miss Exile Morse, who has been teach
ing in Rutland and Harry Morse. who
has been teaching in Williamstown. have
closed their schools and are at home for
the summer.-Mrs Norman Swinington,
who has been confined to the bed for the
past Two weeks, was taken TO the Mary
Fletcher hospital by DR.. Estabrooh Mon
day night for trcatment.-The Fernville
school, Will Mrs. Alice ]. Fiske teacher,
held a picnic on the east side Of Fern
Lake SaturdaY.
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HANCOCK.

Tho village school closed Thursday
with appropriate exercises and FRIDAY
about 81 went on n picnic to warren
woods.--Mrs Andrews came Friday TO
spend the summer with her son, FRED
Andrews, but was called back to her
daughters in Newport Saturday.-Miss
Clara Robson of Burlington is visiting
In town for II few davs.
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Alice Hemenway Ia here from her
school at New Jrrscy.-Stephen Crossman
is moving his family to the tenement of
r. u. Sunderland.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 7.
Wolcott have returned from Pawlet.-
The pastor exchanged with the Rev. Mr..
Rose of Cornwall Sunday.-A Jewett re-
union was held at G.. il. Wings June %.
Stanley Converse is at home for the
summer vacation.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Eta Forbes of Burlington passed
Saturday and Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. W. D. Grey.-Mrs. Rollin Forbes and
sister, Mrs. Miranda Wescott. visited IN
Winston Tuesdav.-Mrs. Phoebe Ann
Hinsdale of Burlington IS at her old
home for the summer. Her daughter,
Mrs. Theodore Hopkins, will pass tho
-, :, =, ". y,-It, bar
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR observation-disclosures chair

FOR SALE Or RENT-Patterson's chair
factory and saw-inill at Pompanoosuc,
Vt. Good water power with steam aux
iliary and fully equipped; two-story
tenement adjacent, Arnes steam saw
mill at Norwich. VT. Lewiston 7. %
Fully equipped and ready for operation
side track TO railroad; beside Connect
cut river. Inquire of or write to John
c. Sherburne. Randolph. VT.
49, 6t, Swat.
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OF Cornwall-on-the-fIudson who were
called hero to attend the funeral Of their
father, w. G. Sturtevant, returned 10
their homo Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell will remain n lew
days longcr.-Madison Spraguc is very
fceblo.-Mrs. Della Barrows or MlddIe-
bury Is the guest Of Mrs. w G. Newton.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Ray Brigham has returned to her
home after visiting some time at her
mothers. Mrs. Ida Everest.-Mrs Henry
Patterson Of Plattsburgh IS visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jed Patterson.
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TEETH EXTRACTED

Absolutely without Pain.
Tho only office In Burlington whore
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle. OF pain. without taking gas.
My method Is used by no other person.
No pin; no Danger; no after effects
DR. l.. ID. HAzlcN.
Office. 234 Main St, Darlington. -
DniGs HonrR. ~ ia IL Ia h
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HOWE SCALES for sale, Accurate and
good as new. VIII weigh up to 2,CoO
lbs. Platform 3 #. II ins.X6 IT. B ms.
Sets 1917 inches above floor, or may be
sunk TO set flush with floor. Cost SlSH'
1t is either too large or too small for
our business and will sell it for Sj5 cash.
Free Press. l2S,d&w, tt.
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SOUTH

G. II. Austin of Great Falls. Montana.
Is at II. Hough's on his way to Gettys-
iutH' OF the five boys from South Bur
Lanss Pairson. James Babcosk,
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Sarah Boothe Of Hardwfck has
been the guest of Mrs. Il, s. Martin for a
few days while on her way to Queen CITY
Part-Miss Phyllis Brown L. home from
Burlington, where she was graduated Fri-
day from the high school-Miss Clara
Atherton OF Essex Junction and Miss
Hazel Bates of Winooskf wiley were in
town Saturday.-MiHs Bessie percival has
returned from n few days visit In Bur-
lington after attending tho high schoo
graduation exercises.-Mr. and Mrs. Oar
win French and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
stearns Of New York city are guests oc
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Herbert Hutchinson-
Kenneth Day has gone to Nahant, Mass,
to spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. W. r.. Curtis and Mrs. VI. \. Bu2-
zell were IN Burlington Friday in attend
ance at the grammar school EXERCISE.
Huth Buxton, Mrs. Curtis's niece, be-
ing one Of the graduates.-Lloyd HuloIIl
is at home from Sheffield. Conn, where hs
has completed his second year at the Lit
erary Institution there-MrS. nj. l.
Washburn IS IN Hanover attending tina
Dartmouth commencement. Miss Grace
Tomlin of Massachusetts Is in town
Miss Mamie Carroll is at home from
Swanton. where she has been teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Jackson, the Misses Sara and Car
lotta Sa ford and z. Bailey Brown were
10 tIr.iu.tc1 riGa- to attend the rfeI
school graduation exercises.-Mrs. Flora
White and the Misses Rena and Lufu re-
turned Saturday from a few days IN
Underhill-Miss Mary Moran returned
Saturday from Highgate, where she has
been teaching IN the high schooL-Lynn
A. Brown. who attended the graduating
exercises of the high school, returned to
Neriden. Conn, Saturday evening.-The
grammar school pupils with their teacher.
Mt. Mansfield Wednesday.
Mrs. James IL Stafford and son, Sa-
Vile, have returned after Spending
several days in East Berkshire.-Ths
ladies Of the Methodist society served
supper at the church Tuesday night
from five to eight o'clock-Mrs. Sarah
Storrs came Monday from Burlington IA
spend q few days.-N1lss Nellie Field Of
Burlington was in town Sunday.-Mis4
Margaret Griffin of Essex Junction Is
visiting in town a few days.-The highest
taxpayers IN town are: Mrs. Cora Chaplin.
S31, COO; f. H.. Smith, $1,000; John L.
Casey, S15.530 Jordan Bros. $4,000;
Brown & Nay, s14,027; L. f. Wilbur.
s13,27S: B. II. & Mary Day. S12.707;
Chas. T. Reavy, $4,000; L. Wright
Fay. s12,39O; II. G. K r. NJ. Brown,
s12,2G4; J. E. II w. II. Foster, slO,-
| 200.