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UNDERHILL.

Mr. and Mrs George Prior are visiting
in toWn.-Mrs. f. a. Lincoln went Tues
day to Brookticld.-A party of about II
Will spend July on Mt. Manshcd.-The
Sunshine band had a picnic in Fitzger-
aids meadow Tucsday.-Rola Blodgott
will work for Henry Davis during the
haying seasonal. G. Humphrey and
granddaughter, Eunico, are in Boston
The Pythian Sisters ice cream social
was postponed from Tuesday evening I'M
til Saturday cveninG.-The meeting for
the Y. J.. $. at the Congregational Church
Saturday night is at eight o'cock.--G. |.
Lincoln and Harold Helen Lincoln were
in Burlington Monday.-Alfrcd Narncy of
Wostford was in town this week notify
ing friends of the death Of Bctsey Var
ncy Ilurlburt.- Mrs George Bakey Is i'll,
Mrs. \. T. Arklcy of Essex Junction
was I'm town Tuesday
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HILL WEST.

lewis Rushford, Homer Frazier and
Charles Macia. who have been visiting
in Boston, have returned home.-Mrs
Israel Hawkins is passing few DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. f. 7. Chase. OF
Bcrk shire.-Mrs. Horatio Jewctt. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Clyd,
Shangraw, Of Samsonvile is at tn,
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Rushford.
Mrs. Henry Shangraw is passing the
week with Mrs. Austin Newcity Of Souti
MontgomcrY.-Mr Sharon of Montrca
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. y. II. r
Bostwick Blossom. the little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. John AreU IS IN with
the mcaslcs.-Mrs f. T. Chase of Berk-
shire passed Sunday with her parents
Mr., and Mrs Israel Hawkins Master
Kenneth Shangraw is spending the week
with his sister Mrs II. II. Rossier-The
cottage prayer meeting will be held with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Homer Frazier FRIDAY
evening. MIR and Mrs. T.. y. Rushford
and two children, Dorothy and Yale
passed Sunday with Mrs. Rushfords sis
ter Mrs William Rivers.
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Dee; collector. Mrs w. J. Robertson.
Tea was served after the business meet.
ing
The body Of Mrs. Joseph H. stratton.
who died of paralysis Sunday at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth G..
McCondaoh, In Beachmont, Mass, ar
rived here Tuesday morning accom-
panied by Mr.. and MRS. McCondach Tho
funeral was held at Mrs. strattons
former home in East Franklin and the
burial took place there beside the
body Of Mr. stratton.
A son, William w. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Stafford e. Thorp Monday,
June 30.
Henry Coleman, aged "a years, died
Tuesday night after an illness of several
weeks Of arterio-sclerosis. Mr. Coleman
was born in stratford. England, and came
TO ST Adams from that country 46 years
ago He If survived by his wife, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. James O'Grady, and a son,
Albert Coleman. The funeral will be
held at ST Mary's Church this morning at
nine o'clock.
News has been received here Of the
birth Of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. GLAND of Halifax, N. S. Mrs.
GLAND is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, r.
A. Summerskill of this city and formerly
lived here
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WOLCOTT.

Nj ]. Leach and c. c. Fisher lief, Sat.
urday 70 attend the semi-centennial cele-
bration at Gettysburg Mr.. and Mrs.
Swift visited In Morrisvile over Sunday
-Winsted Churchill OF Bakersfield vislt-
ed his aunt over Sundav.-Mr, and Mrs.
Elias Albee visited IN Hardwiok SstCr-
dey.-Charles Udall left Saturday for
Sugar Hill, where no has a position for
tho summer James Scott OF Danvilie g
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Aaynes-Mis5
Ethel Taylor IL in Burlington for medi-
cal treatment at tho Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Byron Hubbard, who has been In
Concord for some weeks, has returned..-
Mrs w c. Pilbin is In Burlington for an
operation. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Of Ma
lone. y. Y. are visiting their brother,
Peter Goden.-Mrs. Grace Blodgett, who
has been visiting her mother, returned to
Morrisville Tuesday.-There Will be fire.
works In the evening OF July at Mrs.
SDillcT'S hill.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Florence Colby of Burlington is
visiting IN town.-Nlrs. q. D. Bemis Is
entertaining her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swinycr from Gaysvllc.-Mr. and
Mrs. \. T.. Crandall and daughter. Mrs.
Jlcman Gillctt, visited in Marshneld Sat
urdav and Suuiay.-Mr and Mrs. Ben
jamin Douglass entertained his sister,
Miss Louise Douglass, over Sunday
Mrs. cynthia Hapgood Is ND. l.. Fuller
and family are expected the middle of the
week for stay of several weeks
WAYNE owen Of Worcester comes Satur-
day 10 spend the summer at his Uncle's,
J. b Atkins Miss Laviua Miller is visit
ing in Waitshed. Mrs. William ONeil
has returned from Barre Mrs. Loren
Hill, who has been with her daughter
Mrs IuciUs Flint has returned to Monk
.ou.-Miss Hazel Bates has returned from
jericho, whore she visited her uncle.
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in Che river is reported good and some
fine catches OF muscallonge are being
madc.-lGxtensive improvements are TO be
made on the Dorman block by the owner,
Or. c. IS. Allen A central entrance with
large plate glass windows for the two
stores are features that will modernize
the building
Among the pretty June weddings SOL
cmIzed at the Church OF the Nativity
was that of Miss Agnes Rose O'Connor,
daughter of the late NJ O'Connor. and
Patrick Joseph Ward, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ward OF st. Adams. who we're
united in marriage Monday morning at
nine o'clock. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Father Aubin. s. S. f.
The church was beautifully decorated in
tasteful colors. the altar rail being bank
ed with flowers and ferns Promptly at
nine O'Clock to the strains of the Lohen-
grin bridal march. played by Miss Eliza
Gribbon, the bridal party entered the
church. The bride and groom were met
at the altar by the Rev Father Aubin,
and the impressive ring service perform
ed A nuptia mass was then celebrated
in the presence of relatives and many
friends. During the mass several selec-
lions were well rendered by Mrs. James
Hogan and Miss Eliza McNally. The
wedding march by Mendelssohn was rem
dered as occasional. In attendance as
bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth o. Conner,
sister of the bride, and the best man was
Thomas Ward, brother of the groom. The
ushcrs were T.. T. McNally Of Essex
Junction and c. T.. Depatie and c. Pow
ers of St Adams. The bride was charm
ingy goFned in brocaded crepe meteor
over white messaline, cut cntraine and
with shadow lace and pearl trimmings.
Her veil of tulle was caught with orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower bout
quot OF brides roses Tho bridesmaid
wore white embroidered wolfe over blue
silk with picture hat of white with
ostrich plumeS and carried pink carna-
tions. At the conclusion of the cere-
monv in the church, the bridal party
drove to the home Of the bride on Ferry
street, whore luncheon was served to the
relatives and close friends, Mrs T.. A.
Tular having charge Of the refreshments.
The wedding gifts were numerous con-
-lsting Of linen, china. cut glass, silver
and furniture. Mrs Ward is one Of
Swanton's most popular yotTg ladies, and
her friends wish her the best of happi-
ness in her new walk OF life. Mr. Ward
has been employed for the past five years
with the Central Vermont railway in St.
Adams. Amid showers Of confetti the
couple started on their wedding trip for
Chicago. Gary, Ind. and St Louis The
brides going away gown was midnight
blue hroadcloth, Balkan style with hat
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The cottages are fast filling. +, E.
Winterson and family are to occupy
Hillside" cottage; w. F.. Hart and
family of Montreal are in the red cot
tage" for the season; the Silo is 70
be occupied by Mr.. sheldon and family
of Swanton.-Mrs. +. Z. Dubois Of
Randolph is soon to make improve
ments on her cottage on the ridge
W c. Ward of Morrisville has so far
completed his new cottage on the Ship
yard shore that he was able to move
in this week.-Dr. w. F. Johnston Of
Morrisville, who is occupying the Dean
Thayer cottage in Camp Randolph, is
in White River Junction this week at
tending the Woodmen's meeting.
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STOWE.

The Civil War veterans, who left Stow
Saturday for the seUi- centennial cele-
bration at Gettysburg, were T.. y Pike,
S. NJ. Brush, Jackson Sargent, s. II.
Kaiser. G. O. Foster. 5. c. spaulding,
II T Raymond. f, J. Waite. II. A.
Butts and d. NJ Smith.-Mrs. c. F. Eddy
has returned from visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs c. r. Boyce, in Montpelier
Miss Laura Hayden of Montpelier &C
companiel Mrs. Eddy home-M.ss Grace
Bigelow of the Springfield, Mass, hish
school Of commerce is at The Ledgos'
tor her summer vacation.-Charles Ray
mo and Mrs. Annie Shepard French both
OF Stowe were married In Mo7rIsville
June . by the Rev. W. T. Best
Mrs. Catherine j. (Kaiser) Melvin,
one of the Oldest residents of stowe.
died at her home at the lower village
about seven o'clock Monday morning
of heart trouble. Mrs. Melvin was
born in WolcOtt January IA. 1929. ana
YVES 81 years of age Her parents
were Henry ana Eunice Gregg Kaiser.
She leaves three brothers, :. h Kai
ser of stowe, L. w. Kaiser of Green's
boro and w T. Kaiser of Craftsbury,
and one sister, Miss Nancy Kaiser OF
Manchester, n II. She was the widow
of Benjamin +. Melvin, who died in
1876 and whom she married in Lowell,
Mass. She leaves two sons, G. II.
Melvin and A F. Melvin of stowe; and
daughter, Miss Myrtle q Melvin OF
Manchester. y. II. A daughter Miss
| Grace Melvin, died in March, 1912, and
another daughter. Mrs. Kate johnson
OF Worcester, Mass. in May, 1912. A
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CAMBRIDGE.

The Fletcher Center school, taught by
Miss Jennie L. Lamb, reports the follow-
ing: Erma Cushing, Helen Longley,
Nina Spauldlng, Helen Smith. Malcolm
Flanders. James Longley. Harold Shep-
ardson, Flora Hooper and Jesse Hooper
were without absent marks for the term,
the first seven without any marks Della
Nolan had perfect notwithstanding her
membership of nine weeks. Donald
Hooper missed but one-half day; Willie
Pllben and Florence Corse one day; Har-
old Flanders one and one-half days.
Nina Spauldng and Harold Shepardson
were without mark the last two terms.
Twenty eight pupils we're enrolled, with
n percentage Of attendance Of % 81,
which won the prize banner offered tho
town schools BY superintendent Fnrdln,-.
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brisk blaze among papers beneath the
mail boxes. |. H. Deyette reached the
postofilcc with a hand extinguisher, but
was too late to give aid as the fire had
been put out by Mr., Collamer and volun-
tecrs. No mail was injured About $3.50
was saved from vest that hung nearby.
Some of the furnishings, the Dashboard
and much of the wall paper were burned.
Three families were threatened with
eviction by the blaze The building is
owned by II. w. Tracy and the small
loss is covered by insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Stapleton have
gone to Richmond and Jericho on a car
ri drive
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. II. c. Howard has returned
from North1eld.- Hattie Brown and
daughter Miss Lolita Brown. have gone
to oxford, Mass-Mrs Edith Ladd. who
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs 5 F..
Pope, returned to Burlington Tuesday
Mrs Mabel Cunant ana son of Middle
horo. Mass, are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs A. c. riswold-Mrs. Marion
Griswold is spending several days in Bur
Nngton.-Mrs. Alice Ballard. who was the
guest Of her brother and sister, George
ana Hattie Grswold, returned to Mont
peler Tuesday.-Mrs Oscar Jacques and
son Of lIsrdwick, and Mrs. Charles Miner
and son Of Barre are guests OF their par
eutS, Mr.. and Mrs. Fed Jaques.-Thirty
five members and visitors, attended ths
meeting OF the Cemetery association with
Mrs. Wilcox Tuesday.
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Monday evening to Mr. and Mrs. S. p.
Degree. Mr. Degree and family will 20
soon to their farm i'm Colchcster.--M
Edward Lewis has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Waldo Davies has
rented the hotel for a dwelling house
G. O. Peck remains about the same.-Mr.
and Mrs Is. j. Boynton have gone to
Burlington to spend n few months-The
dwelling house of Lcvi Morrill, on Texas
hill was destroyed by fire Monday. Some
of the household goods were saved. There
was some insurance on the housc.--M. j.
Finncy. accompanied by his son, Dr. f.
e. Finncy, of Burke. n. Y, went to the
Gettysburg celebration, the only veteran
Of this town able to go.
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FRANKLIN.

Tho time or the stage for Nor.s
Sheldon was changed July /. 1t now
leaves at 500 a. m. as usual and 545
p m. to connect with the train at North
sheldon, due there at 6:56 The stage to
East Iiighgate Is discontinued The
Rev. and Mrs +. w. Day left Monday
afternoon for Pittsfield to be away
through July.-The pulpit Of the Con-
gregational Church will be supplied by
the Rev. Mr.. Threlfall. who is supply
ing Mt Highgate Center this summer
The Rev. w. l.. Noyos OF Brooltline
y. H. has been spending a few DAYS
with his son, C. f. Noyes.-Dr. Z. j.
Powers, for a good many years n prom
nent physician of this town and county,
died at his home Thursday after many
years OF suffering. The funeral was held
at the home Of his son, +. j. Powers,
Jr. the Rev. +. w. Day officiating. He
leaves a wife, five sons, Edwin of this
place. DR.. u. q. Of Highgate Center. Dr.
M H. of sheldon f. j. of this place
and Smiley of East Hghgate; and three
daughters. Mrs Miles Phillips of High
gate. Mrs ]. A. Hanna of East High
cato and Mrs. G. W. Donoghue of this
town.--Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Dubois Of
North Troy have been spending several
days In town.-The condition of Henry
Hale does not improve.--J. Goddard of
Lewiston, Me. Forest Goddard of
Phillipsburg. Kans., Mr. and Mrs. L. VI
Goddard of East Farnham, Mrs. L. Cod
dard and Miss Ruth Gilbert OF Durham,
Que. visited Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Hauver
Monday.-Rural Carrier J. B. Tatro IS
taking his vacation and Substitute Flora
E. Crook Is carrying the mail.-Mr and
Mrs. B. B. Scribner of st. Johnsbury
were guests of her brother A. S Pratt
Sunday and Monday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Allen Pierce of Waterbury is visiting
his brother Edson.-Comrades Alden Ell
Hot. Lcvi Taft and Samuel Randall left
for Gettysburg Saturday.-Mrs. AdaHne
Ellis and daughter, Dorothy, are guests
of her mother, Mrs. s j. Randall-Mrs.
Ida Baglev of Suncook, n. H., is visiting
Mrs Richard Ficldcr.-Mrs. Clara Norton
Of Burlington is at home for short stay
Walter Tabcr. who is at Pittsford, Is
much improved I'm health and is expected
to come home soon
Frank Brewster began carrying the
mail Tuosday.-Thcrc are several cases
of chickcnpox hcrc.--Gcorgc ilmhan has
returned from Rome. y N.-Miss TaEue
has returned to New York State-Mrs.
walter Taft and daughter. Marion or
Starkshoro visited here the first of the
woek-Ralph and Minnie Brewster OF
Richmond were at home over Sunday.
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SWANTON.

a pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day, June -, at The home of Mr. and
Mrs. s II. Martin when their eldest
daughter, Marie Martin, was united in
marriage with James Dixie son of DR..
and Mrs. John Dixie of Mclrose, Mass.
The bridal chorus from "Lohcngrin''
was played by Francis Lapele Miss
Florence Martin. sister of the bride, act
ed as maid of honor, and Donald Dixie.
brother of the groom, was the best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. y. O. BoWlhy, pastor of the Con-
Grogational Church. The bride was
gowned IN white crepe de chine with
point venise and duchess lace and her
veil was caught up with orange bios
SONS. She carried a bouquet of bride
roses. The maid of honor wore yellow
chiffon over white messalino and carried
white daisies After the ceremony a re-
ception was held. The decorations were
in charge of Mrs. Lcno Lapelle and Mrs
c. NJ Ferris. Mr.. ana Mrs Dixie left
last night for "A wedding trip through
Lake Champlain and Lake George. The
bride received many beautiful gifts. The
groom is the eldest son of DIR. and Mrs
John Dixie of Mclrosc. Mass. and holds
the position of assistant treasurer of the
St Adams & Swanton Traction company.
Those from out of town who attended
the wedding were DR.. and Mrs. John Dixie
and son, Kenneth, of Mclrosc, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Martin of Burling-
ton, II. T.. Hcyworth, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
IIeyworth, Mrs. y! L. Miner, Mr., and
Mrs Charles Barber and son of Peru
y. Y, Mrs. q. s Chapman and daugh-
ter of Minneapolis, MINI, Mrs. Claude
Morrihew. Miss Ethel Mcrrihew and Fay
and Fred Merrihew of Plattsburgh. n. Y
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Pegs of New York
are occupying the Keenan, residence on
| Canada street for few days.-George
Fred HoughtOn, a civil War veteran
died Sunday night. lie had been in poor
| health for some time. but was i'll only
| a few weeks. He enlisted in Company G.
5th Vermont. in September, 1861, and was
mustered out i'm SG5.-Miss Agnes OCon.
nor and Patrick Ward of St Adams were
married in the Church of the Nativity
Monday mornng.-A. II. Dinsmore OF
| St Johnsbury has been in town looking
| over the government hatchery property
A granolithic walk has been laid on
| Canada street from the Brown corner
TO +. j. Audette's Workmen are now
engaged on walk on First street from
| Grand avenue to DR. Aliens
! Miss Emma Jendrick arrived from New
York Tuesday evening and will spend
some time with her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. f n. Lapelle.-Miss Ida and
Miss Elizabeth Wright of Burlington vii
spend the summer In swanton with theii
mother. Mrs Judson Wright-Mr. ant
Mrs. warren clark Of North Hero have
rooms with Mrs Emil Suter and viii
pass the summer hcrc.-Mrs. |, seamor
and Miss Edith Seamon of New York ar,
| guests of Mrs j. II. Notwithstanding
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MILTON.

II A. Smith. II &. McNal and Joseph
LaroCk have gone to Gettysburg.-Mr
G. NJ. Beldeu's father ana mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke, and brother and wife
from Illinois are visiting here. Edgar
Powell has gone to the northern part of
the state, where he has n position.-One
candidate was given the NJ. NJ. degree at
special meeting Of Seneca Lodge of
Masons Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wchber and children, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y J. HadlcY, have returned to Swanton.
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JOHNSON.

Arthur Grow has moved into Sanford
kcnhrld's nouse.-The summer school
commenced Tuesday with an attendance
of -. More are expected -Galond Stin-
son is spending a few days with his wife
al her fathers, Il. A. Hunt-Mrs. Kemp
burg, =. @, for the SUMMERTIME death
of Mrs. Arthur Wells occurred July in
Randolph. where the family moved from
johnson about two years ago. She was
an ardent worker in the grange, of
which she was a member while here,
and in the church. She leaves a hus-
band and two small chidren.-J. A.
Saleeby has returned from trip to
New York.
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HYDE PARK.

j. T. Stevens. l.. p. Butts, the Rev.
II. d. Selby, Bert Lanpher, John Amidon
and II, j. Mudgett started Saturday for
Gettysburg, Roger Blake was In Bur
lington Saturday ,-Superintendent Crosby
has commenced housekeeping in the
Nichols house.-G. Il. Foss, F. +. Keeler,
W. n. Putnam and l., II. Lewis were in
Hardwick Saturday .-Children's day was
observed at the Congregational Church
Sunday with appropriate exercises Sew
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WESTFORD.

Maurice Kidder left Monday for a sum-
mer resort In Rhode Island.--Mr. and
Mrs Irving Cobb and son are in town
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. jackson are at home
from their wedding trip.-Miss Mary l..
Jackson has gone to the Home for Desti-
tute Children in Burlington, where she
has a position Misses Media Rice and
Grace Allen are at home from Lynn for
. bf
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MILTOll BORO.

Mrs. C. S. Sanderson and son. Orlo,
spent Friday with her mother Mrs.
Sarah Mills.-George Stanley has gone
to Poland, Me- where he has a po-
sition as private waiter in a hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson were
in Burlington and Essex Saturday.
Donald Clark Is visiting in Sheldon.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. VI. \. Bcebe and five children are
spending a month in Swanton.-The
Charles Tracy Maynard place was sold
at auction last Saturday to Austin
Barnes for s2OO0-Miss Dora Start of
Wollaston, Mass, is spending the sum
mer at hOme.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs of VIII
Jamestown spent Sunday in wn.--Mrs.
Charles Brown and daughter Marjorie,
of Wolcott are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T..
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SHELBURNE.

The Shelburnc postofice narrowly
escaped destruction by fire Tuesday
morning, but handy pail Of water and
tho quick action Of Postmaster John j.
Collamcr prevented serious damage. Mr..
Collamer, who was in a rear room. sud
denly smcled smoke about 1890 o'clock
and returned to the front office to find
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GEORGIA..

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newton have re-
turned from their wedding trip-Chil-
dren's day will be held at the Baptist
Church Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Leslie
Gilman Of Hartford are spending a few
DAYS at Camp Patterson-Florence Boy
den and Laura Wilbur. who are in the
st. Adams hospital, are doing we'll
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eral children were baptized.-s 3. Waite
was at Essex Junction Saturday -
brigham Mcfarland Is entertaining d
party Of young people at the Mcfarland
cottage at Caspian lake this weok.--Miss
Lois Riley of stowe ia visiting at Alice
Young's .-Miss Mary Moore returned 10
Rutland Saturday--Miss Frances Dover
of burlington "a IN town
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FAIRFAX.

The Rev. H. l.. Thornton of St Adams
will preach in the Baptist Church sun
day afternoon at $50 His topic will be:
Tho Old and the New Church" Tho
public is cordially invited
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Lucille Fresh and Mrs. Il. r,
Parker of South Hero visited Miss Char
totte Osrood Saturday and Sunday
Choslcy Smith of Essex Junction is
spending few days with Smith McNally
Mis- Ethel Brigham has returned to
hcr home after visiting Ruth Everest
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry W Craft and
children were weekend visitors at James
Wagners in East Swanton.-The Brown
boys are pressing hay for NJ h. Strait
Miss Elizabeth King is in BurlinEton
with an aunt for n shnrt ti,1ln
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. Ahhe Russell left Saturday to
visit in Naples and other points in New
YOrk,-Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Frank Hoag of this place
and Miss Hazel Ames of Island Pond
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. George Edgcrton are
spending their honeymoon in Boston
and Haverhill, Mass. They will be at
home to their friends July >.
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