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ENOSBURG FALLS.

+. l." kenilcld has purchased the
route of the tea company which has
been in charge of G. a. Calvin. He has
moved into the second-story tenement
IN the Mrs. NJ. G. Beatty house on Or
chard street.-Fenno w. Hull of Samson
vile vas severely injured July 3 by
Kick from stalion.-E f. Stanley
was severely burned about the face
Thursday evening in a premature dis
charge of gun-powder.
The firm of Iiallock & Eldred closed its
business July /. The firm is dissolved
NJ h. Cantwcl will close up the stock
of groceries they had.-Mrs, Mary Chad
wick is in Burlington in the capacity Of
matron of an aged woman's home during
the vacation of the regular matron.-
Dean Myott is visiting in St. Adams
son of Bethel are passing few days in
town.-Misses Florence Aseltine and
Charlotte JENNIE returned July from
Silver Bay, y, Y, where they had been
attending convention of Y. w, c. A.
since the close of Mlddlebury College
MIR and Mrs Malcolm Campbell and
two children returned to their home in
Littleton, n. H., Saturday after a week
with Mr., Campbell's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Angus Campbell,-Mrs. c. w. Rich
ardson and daughter. Lillian, have re-
turned to South Royalton after a week
here.-Spencer and George Caldwell have
been guests of their music teacher, Miss
Cooley, in st. Adams n few days.-R. f..
Morgan has left for two months at Lake
Dunmore. lie visited his brother, c. w.
Morgan, in Franklin few days.-Mrs.
II. w. Pierce of Greysvlle, Tenn. is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs, y. NJ. Linsley in
Observation-Disclosures IL. Woods and
daughter, Miss Gladys Woods, of Alston,
Mass, have joined Mrs Woods, who has
been In South Franklin a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs, F, w Wallace left Satur-
day for Concord n, H., where they will
pass a few weeks Mr. Wallace will re-
turn August Y to attend examinations
The train from the South, due here at
about seven O'Clock Friday evening. was
four hours late on account OF a deral-
ment near the Chadwick Cut.-Carleton
Smith Of Northampton, Mass, is passing
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JOHNSON.

The Rev. L G. French came Wcdnes-
day and with Mrs French is i'm Mrs
ForrY's hous" on Hyde Park street fc, a
few weeks. -Twenty- from here at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. A. e. Wells at
Bakersfield Thursday. William New
comb, who is employed by the General
Electric company at Pittsheld, Mass, is
visiting r. h. Bradley. wooden
MIL is shut down for 10 davs.-Miss o.
Thompson Is at Joseph O'Delrs for few
days.-Mrs, Hazen and Mrs Frank Sar-
gent gave the Young children lawn
party on their grounds July ALLEN
Bradley from Brockton. Mass, is spend
ing a few days a his fathers, r B.
Rradley-A f. Partlow Of Hardwick
spent the Fourth with his father
hore.--At the special town meeting
Saturday it was voted to pass over the
article calling for more money. r p
Jose and h. F Ober were elected select
Nh and Mrs. Levi Tatro visited in
Jeffersonvtlle Saturday.-Mr and Mrs.
Joel Boyce of Underhin are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Boyce -
William Jones Of Worcester Mass IS
visiting here-Miss Ressey Of Toronto IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs T.. f. Wells
Many farmers will commence hayins this
V.,ok-\clson Javnos is a bio ,, he 4ho,,t
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help us I'm our financial crisis. 1t is worth
something to have so lived as to win
the regard of people outside as well as
inside my own church. 1t is with deep
regret that I speak the words that spell
parting, for I believe in this church, and
J believe I'm Essex Junction also. This
beautiful mountain village has a future
n promising future, and | am sorry that
] cannot remain to he a part of, and
quake this church a power for good In
mat future For tho community as n
whole ! have only words of cordial APP
probation for kindness shown during my
ministry. and for my church words Of
deep. abiding love" meeting of the
church members will he held next Sun
day nleh' to take action on the resgna-
ton
Charley Smith, tho young son Of Mr..
and Mrs Minot Smith, sprained the
Nrameuts of one arm Monday by falling
down tho cellar stairs.
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STOWE.

Mrs. Clara Z. (Wilsonl Dewey wife az
Sydney l.. Dewey, died very suddenly
of heart trouble Tuesday evening al
Grand View Farm Mrs Dewey had been
in her usual health through the dav,
but was taken alarminGly III about ten
O'Clock in the evening and died in about
hair an hour. and before medical aid
could arrive. She was about 20 years If
ar" and spent most of her life IN the
state of New York. coming to Stowe
with her family about nine years ago.
Besides her husband. she is survived by
one son, Giles a. Dewey, of Stove and
four daughters, Mrs l.. y. Grout of
Waterbury, Mrs. +. T. Sherhut Of Frank
jim. Pa. and the Misses Grace and clara
Dewey of stowe The Misses Dewey
were In New York city at the time Of
their mothers death, but arrived in
stowe Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs
Circuit came Wednesday morning and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherbut are expected
Thursday. Mrs. Dewey also leaves her
father, two brothers and n sister. who
reside in Westville The remains were
taken Wednesday afternoon to the home
place, Forestdale Farm. where the fun
eral will be held. The Arrangements are
not yet completed,-Mr and Mrs. d c.
Scribner and son, Russell, Of Biddeford,
Me, are visitors OF Mr.. Scribners father.
G. y. SCrbner,-Mrs G. H. Hosmer left
Wednesday for Montreal with her son.
William Hosmer, who Will be treated for
injuries on his head received some time
ago in st, Albans,-A representa- tive of
the Anti Saloon League will conduct a
union service at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning.-On account of
the absence of the pastor the members
Of the Conversational Church will unite
with those of the Methodist Church for
morning service at the Methodist Church
July 20 and at the CONGREGATION Church
July r. There will be no services at
Unity Church during July. the pastor.
the Rev, e T. Crane. having Vaca-
tion,-At the meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain Grange Saturday afternoon the
lecturers program will include a roll call,
favorite quotation from the ritual.
and a question boX.-Stowe Military band
will give an open air concert Friday
evening at the town farm, commencing
about eight oclock.-Miss Inez Smith en-
tcrtained about IS young friends Tuesday
evening at the home of her uncle and
aunt MIR and Mrs O, f, Luce. The
evening was pleasantly passed with cards
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two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Smith,. b. Andrus of South
bridge Mass, il at the home of his par
ents, MIR and Mrs. G. II. Andrus.-Mrs.
j NJ, Jcffords and Miss Clara Jeffords
and the family of A. j. Midget have
gone into camp at Riverside
Mrs. Deborah T.. Northrop diod sunday
morning at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. II Manley. on church street,
whore she has had her home for a few
years. Mrs. Northrop was the widow of
Johnothar Northrou Of sheldon where
and I'm Fairfield the greater part of her
life was passed. She was TN her Dist year
and had been an invalid during her resi-
dencc in this town. The funeral was
held at two o'clock Tuesday i'm the Con-
greGational Church in sheldon, with
burial In tho cemetery there. Mrs
Northrop is also survived by two sons
T. =. &. Northrop Of Fairfield and L. b.
Northrop of Shcldou.-Nlr and Mrs
Charles Austin of Richford were guests
over sunday Of Mrs. Austn's sister, Mrs
w. l.. Gibson.
Byron Dickinson, who has closed his
business at East Sheldon. has moved
into chambers in the tenement on South
Main street, known as the Could house.
He returned Tuesday from attending the
Gettysburg semi-centenuial, G. y. White
Of South Franklin. who also attended, re-
turned Monday.-D. VI. Rose and daugh-
tor. Miss Myrtle, went to Waterloo, QUO,
Friday, where Mr.. Rose remained over
Sunday a. the guest of his hrother-in-
law, G. u. Parmoloc, who is n govern
mcnt printer, with an office in 0ttowa
His summer homo Is i'm Waterloo, Miss.
Myrtle will remain there for more OK
tended vst.-Mr and Mrs e. II. Shell
don motored to Wells River Saturday to
visit cousin. George Wheeler sunday
with party of 10 they motored to the
White Mountains, returning here Mon
day.-The families NJ r. l.. and + II.
Ovitt are at their cottage At Lake Carmi
/ works
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Macdonald of Sutton. Que and James
II. Mcdonald and John H. Stebbns of
Sherbrookc, Que, were judges. The
judges for the street parade were; @. M.
Patterson of Knowlton, Que, S. Vaughn
OF Magog, Que. and j. c, Weld OF Berk-
shire. The day ended with dance In
Aver opera hail, music being by KIM
balls orchestra of Enosburg Falls.-W.
r. Fuller deputy collector and inspector
of customs, who has been at East
Alhurg, has been assigned to this port
during the summer on account of extra
passenger train inspection caused by an
extra train to Portland.-Mr. and
Mrs G. Fuller Carpenter and son
OF St Adams are visiting in this
place and AberCorn. Que.-A j. Elliot
deputy collector, is taking a vacation of
y week and with his family is visiting
I'm South Harpswcl, Me.
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ST. ALBANS.

Arthur I.aseIIe Of St Adams point died
at the Sherwood sanitarlum Friday
morning at 1890 o'clock after an illness of
about uinc weeks Mr.. Laselle was born
in st. Albans town, II years ago and
had lived for many years on the Laselle
farm un St Albans point. He is survived
by two sons Beech Lasellc Of Vancouver.
b. c., and Norman Laselle of Boston. His
wife died five years ago Tho funeral
was held at the Bay Church Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock and was
preceded bv a nraver service at the house
at one o'clock
Mrs Mary Ann Barber. aged go wars.
died Monday morning at the home OF
her son. Edward Rarh,,r, as the result
Of an accident two weeks ago when sh7
fell and fractured ono hin Mrs l{arho,
is survived by a daughter. Miss Lena
Barber, and a SON Edward T. Barrier
also four sisters, Mrs. James Finn. Mrs
Joseph FaIlon and Misses Catherine ann
Elizabeth Donovan. The funeral was held
at St Mary's Church Tuesday morning
at niuc ,'clocll
4 son was born Julv / to Mr. AVID ,,rs
Roy Rrlisb Of D.r,cr f,clo ..,,.
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SWANTON.

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ENOSBURG.

Mrs, James Wright is passing some
time with her daughter, Mrs II. =. Hop
kins, at Trout River. Miss Myrtle Hop
kins is visiting in Morrisvile. Mrs Edna
Leach and grandchildren, Donald and
Joyce Eldred, are passing a few days at
the home her son, c. r. LeaCh.-The lit
tie daughter of Leonard Reed is seriously
i'll with cholera morbus,-C harles Page
who has been at his home for rest of "A
few days, is again with r. NJ Wright
Mrs. w. w. Cole and niece, Mrs r. H.
Maynard, went Thursday to the Sher-
wood sanitarium to visit their NEPHEW
and brother, Melvin Wright-Mrs. Mary
6. Fairbanks and three daughters have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James kidder, and brothers families
and have returned to their home in SUIT
ton.-Mrs F. NJ Wright went Monday 10
see her son, who Is doing as we'll as could
ha cd
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Mr. and Mrs. frank Morse returned
Monday evening from Burlington, where
Mrs Morse has visited for some time. and
where Mr. Morse has visited since re-
turning from Gettysburg Mrs siles
Chase returned from Burlington Monday
evening with her little son. who has been
at a hospital for treatment for seven
weeks.-Miss Marion Andrews of Palmer,
Mass, arrived Monday evening and Is
the guest of Postmaster and Mrs. II ].
Iisher.-Hayden Warren Of Hardwick IS
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Hobart Fulsom.
Mr.. ana Mrs Richard Middleton Of
fIackensack. n. j., arrived Tuesday even
ing to visit the latters uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Gile,-Perley Fellows
Of Boston is passing some time here
The Rev. W. A. Dukeshire, district super
ntcndent will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.-W. G. Whipple
of Boston arrived Tuesday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Cora Whipple. s
f. stevens has purchased the f. o. Lunt
house on Court street now occupied by
r. G. Hoyt--W S, Cobb of Hardwick
| was guest Wednesday Of his sisters
Mrs. George w Brown and Mrs. a. ],
Smth.-Mr. and Mrs Fred Stowcll are
passing some time at EnoSburg Falls
with the latter's parents.-James Reed
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital, whore he has been for six weeks
recovering from a serious operation "A
regular meeting of tho w. r c. Will be
held Monday evening. Meetings will be
held the second and fourth Mondays Of
each month";. II. Raymore Is passing
n few days at Highgate.-Mr and Mrs j.
| Frank Jackson and Mr. and Mrs Arthur
W. Waite are in camp at the crest
/ Glenn cottage, Lake Flmore Miss Allie
stewart, whNhas been employed for some
time by r. G. Hoyt, went to Montpelier
| Tuesday to visit her uncle, John y. Stew
art--Mrs. Fannie Genge returned to st.
Johnshurv Tuesday after visiting her sis
ter. Mrs G. l.. Bates.-''he NJ f. Ladies'
! Aid society will hold a food sale In the
vestry of Inc church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. =. Briggs and two children went
! TO Randolph Tuesday where they will
| pass two weeks with Mr. Brlggs's par.
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Briggs Miss
| Blanche Smith is taking a two weeks
! vacation from her duties at the depot
restaurant. Miss Madge Small is fling
the vacancy.-Miss Mary Savage. VINO IS
employed at Mortified, is passing a vaca-
ton of week with her father. Hugh
Savage Miss Nellie Stewart is visiting
at Burlington and Montpelier will
! hc celebration Of holy communion with
a sermon a 1913 SUNDAY morning I'm the
Grange hall-Miss Mary Stewart is en-
rloycd in the Citizens Telephone 6mce,
where she is learning the work of an OPP
! 4 Il or
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Clara Patten Of Johnson is the
guest of her daughter, Mr. Ira NJ
Powell.-Miss SybN Raymore closed a
successful term Of school at Irghgate
Springs with an exhibition, which was at
tended by the parents and friends Of the
pupils She IL spending her vacation at
her home-At the last meeting of the
Cemetery association Mrs Annie A.
Thomas received a postal card shower in
honor OF her 10th birthday.-The Fourth
celebration drew a large crowd. 4 din
ner was served by the ladies Of the
grange at Woodman hall followed by a
ball game between Relvidere and Jeffer-
sonville. won by Jefersonvile In the
evening there was an entertain
ment at the town hail. and the
annual ball at Hotel MelendY. Mat
tie Wilcox has gone TO spend a week in
ST. Adams Mr. and Mrs Tibhey Of st.
Adams We're guests at 4 J Thomas S
Tuesday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. 5 \. stiles of North Berkshire is
visiting in tn" home of her nephew. II. q.
Jonne-Tho monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid society was held in the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon. supper was
served on the lawn.-Il c. Heaphy. who
was guest OF Bluehird camp part of
last week. returned to New York city
Sunday night. Mrs. II. c. Hoaphy Is
passing the week at the "Bluebrid. H.
\. Pratt, who attended the encampment
at Gottyshmg, has returned home Mrs.
Pratt who has been visiting relatives in
Duuham, que, has returned Mrs. +. s.
Hutchinson of Hannah Moore Academy,
RcistcrtoWu, Md. is at the home of her
mother Mrs .. Moren.--Mrs D. w Paul
is IN Buriugton.-Mrs \. F. Pond of
Richford and Mrs. Katherine Rogers of
Boston are I'm town.-Mrs. NJ Andrus has
returned home from Montgomery
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and refreshments were served. Among
those present were Miss Blanche Ken
nedy Of Waterbury and Miss Marian
Adams of Chelmsford. Mass
Among the veterans from stowe who
attended the Gettysburg celebration were
s. NJ Brush, jackson Sargent VI. A.
Butts, Frank Waite and H. r. Raymond
arrived IN stowe Sunday evening. p. u.
Pike stopped in New York TO visit his
son. F. f. Pike, and d VI. Smith stopped
in New York to ssit his son, Roland.
During their stay I'm Gettysburg Messrs.
Butts and Sargent were each in the hos
pital a short time for slight ailments A
pleasant event of Mr.. Butts's visit at
Gettyshurg was the meeting with his
brother, Charles r Butts, Of St Paul,
MINI. whom he had not seen for ~ years
The two brothers served in the Civil
war as volunteers from Stowe.--W. r.
Kaiser visited In stowe on his way from
Gettysburg to his homo in Craftsbury.-
s G. Spauldlng Joined Mrs. Spauldng at
New Haven Conn. on his way home
from Gettysburg They will visit for two
weeks in New Haven--G. q. Foster re-
turned Monday, having visited relatives
IN Moretown ON his way home from
Sickle Chapter o. +. s. viii be held at
Masonic hall Wednesday evening } Mrs
W w Adams went to Montpelier Mon
day, accompanying her granddaughter
Isabel Adams, who is recovering from
pneumonia, to the home NJ her parents
w W Ayers returned Monday from Bur
lington, where he has visited Mrs. Ayers
who Is doing well after an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospltal.-Mrs. James
e was q attend
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

The committee for the Fourth of July
celebration awarded prizes as follows:
Firemen's contest Morrsville depart
ment; best decorated automobile. a. w.
Waite first. II, A. Smaley second. Camp
Winnivita and Camp Waunbeck. Camp
Fire Girls of the CONGREGATIONAL and
Methodist Churches were given honor.
able mention. Commercial float. T. q.
Foss first, second being divided be-
tween the veterans ana State ladies'
floats, largest family, G. II Kneeland q,
North Hyde Park, MI and Mrs. Knee
land and II children, best farmers double
hitch, Lewis LOOMS; best single hitch,
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FAIRFAX.

The celebration July was one of the
most successful events of the kind ever
held here In the parade of automobiles
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks easily took first prize
with her machine, which was arranged
to represent hattleship. OF the hor-
ribles "Susie's band" attracted a good
deal of attention. There We're many eX-
cellent floats. The baseball game between
the fats and the leans afforded many
laughs, A feature Of the celebration was
the address by Judge Frank l.. Fish of
Nergennes. In the afternoon there we're
sports and in the evening big display
of fireworks. The committee in charge Of
preserving order consisted Of G. F.
Rooney, G. c. Gillette and c. W Brush,
Much credit for the success of the cele-
bration is due Messrs. Goodsell, Howard.
Parsons, Hicks and others The Westford
Cornet band played,
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STOWE.

About Is guests took dinner at the Lake
Mansfield club house on the Fourth.-Con-
rad A. Adams, instructor in manual train
ing at Tufts College. and Mrs. Adams and
their son. Charles Russell. are at the
home of Mrs. Adams parents. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ +. Russell, for the summer.-Mr.
and Mrs ingalls, Godfrey and Mr. Betall
and friend came by automobile Friday
from Albany \. Y, to visit Mr., Godfreys
mother. Mrs Ellen Godfrey, at f. 7.
Cleveland's Mrs. Godfrey and sons win
remain for the summer. The rest of the
party returned to Albany Sunday.-Mss
Ella Sargent has returned from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs +. ]. Robinson in Ma
lone y. Y.-Professor George Thompson
Of Montreal Is visiting his sister Mrs
Sarah Judson.-Mrs. Elroy S. Billings and
son, Gale, Of 81. Louis are a the home of
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T r Gale,
for the summer MIR. and Mrs. f 5 Dow
and Miss Martha Campbell returned Sat
Urday from visit Of several days IN
Morrsvlle.-S II. Kaiser returned Satur-
day from Gettysburg -tieorge Lawrence
Of New York city mas joined Mrs. Law
renee at their farm on Luce Hill pur-
chased of the late w O. COllins-Stowe
Military band gave an open air concert
Friday eveuiug.-Mrs - S Marshal and
Miss Htldeenrde Smalley We're in Wat
erbury Saturday,-J NJ. Sallies and NJ I
Sallies, who were called to Stowe by tina
death Of their father. Lucius l. Salles,
returned Saturday to New Haven Conn
Miss Ethel Brush Of Montpelier visited
her homo in stowe Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Maude French and little daugh-
ter, who have passed a two weeks vaca-
ton in stowe returned to Burlington sat
urday.- Edward Harris has gone 10
Sugar Hin, y. H., where he has employ
ment at the Sunset Hill House for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs Ned Barrows Of
Brooklyn are guests at Miss Abhie Al
len's,-Mr and Mrs Frank Smith OF Nor
rsvlle visited Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gibbs. SAturday.-The
funeral Of Luoius L. Sallies was held FRI
day afternoon at his home, where he died
Wednesday and was conducted by the
Rev. F T. Crane Of Unity Church The
bearers were members OF the family.
There were floral tributes from the mem
hers Of Mansfield Mountain Grange and
other friends The burial was in the fam
lily lot in the West Branch cemetery.
Among those present from out Of town
were Mr. and Mrs. e. X Seaver Of Cadys
Josephus NJ. Salles and Milo l. Salles Of
New Haven, Conn, Mrs. Carl Holt and
Daniel SalNcs Of Montpelier-Ms Daisy
Mngoon of Saratoga Springs, y. y Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
Magoon.-A son, John Albert, was born
July | to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Clement.
Mrs G. b Todd of Malone, y, Y, has
come to spend the summer with her
nd fYia
in Stowe.-Mr and Mrs. NJ, r, Perry Of
Southport, Conn, have Joined Mrs Per-
ny $ parents, Mr., and Mrs, c. O. Jellff, at
the Lookout Farm" on Moscow hill
With celebrations in Waterbury and Nor
rsvlle, the Fourth was a quiet one in
Stowe The Stowe Military band and the
Torrent Hose company took part In the
Morrsville ebntion.-Howard Thomas
of Superior Wis, is visiting his sisters,
Continued page 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs Clark of Naesa-
chusetts are visiting in town.-George
Quinian and Miss Mary Minor were mar
ried at St Adams Bay June 90 they
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Quinlan. After short wedding trip to
Connecticut to visit the brides brother,
they have returned and will reside in the
house recently purchased by Mr.. ouinlan
on Main street.-Allen Goodall had tho
misfortune to break his arm Saturday
by being thrown from horse which nc
was riding.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. !. Il. CouEcr has returned from
Montreal, where She went for consul
tatiou and treatment for tuberculosis
pf one eye, which caused Impaired Wis
lon.-Roydcu ChappcL recently grad
uatod from the Randolph Agricultural
school. has secured position in the
Cattle Testing association at North
Troy.-Misg Mildred Dixon of Paw
wicket, r. l., is passing the summer
here-Thc Misses Laura and Nina
Ecoheld Of Newark, \. j, are visiting
their sister, Mrs G. s. Schofold,-Miss
Hattie Sears of sutton, Que, is visit
Ing Miss Addc Recd-Miss Dorothy
u Guest has gone to Chattanooga,
Tenn, to pass the summer with her
fathor-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs stephen jackson juno 30-Wil-
liam Tnpey is building a house on the
lot of land on Province street, which
he bought Of u. II. Jaues.--W. r. Lock
lin has hccn confined to the house hy
Illness for "a few days.. NJ. Rohb
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the church vostry to-day for supper
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth Reynolds
of Potsdam, \. y arc visiting thor
nmLain. Nlrs Z. ". Gnrdnu