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FAIRFAX.

large number from this place attend
ed camp meeting at Sheldon Sunday.-A
b. Rugg of Essex Junction visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rugg, Fri
day.-The b. r, A. will open Monday,
August 3l.-Henry Hubbard is having a
vacation from his work in c. s. Howard $
store and with his family will visit friends
in tnderhill and Essex.-C. 8. Howard
and family, Mrs. J. NJ Parsons and son
and Mrs. Guy Howard have returned
from camping at Queen City Park
The w, G, T L. Will meet next Friday
evening at 40 with Mrs. Hattie Hotch-
few days in st. Adams Marion
Stanley Of Georgia was the guest Sun
day of Miss Fannie White.-Mr. and Mrs
A. A. B"eman and son are in town. They
were called TO Westford to attend the
burial OF Mrs. Beeman's father. !. n.
Chase. Of Rrandon.-Miss Fannie White
is visiting friends In North Cambridge.
La wrence Stanley Of Georgia was in
town unday,--Seymour Austin and fam
lily OF Randolph have been visiting friends
In toWn.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks. E.
d. Shepardson Herbert Shepardson. Miss
Helen Shepardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Minor and son. Percy. were among those
who were in Burlington Tuesday. H, I.
Goodsell and family spent Sunday at
NJ. l. Hicks camp on the lake shore
Mrs, 5. Royce and Miss Bessie Reynolds
expect to go to Burlington Thursday to
reside
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. C, c Shangraw and
daughter Alice, have been visiting at the
1ome Of Mrs. Shangraw's brother, Harvey
Turner, Of Hyde Park.-Mr. and Mrs
John Wine and daughter, Del'na, of
3raintree. Mass, are visitors at the home
IT George and Joseph Potvin.-Raymond
Rushford of Montgomery Center spent
the Weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rushford.-Mrs. Paul
Brouillette, aged 50 years. died suddenly
Thursday afternoon of heart trouble. She
survived by a husband. two sons and
one daughter. The funeral services were
held at st. Isdores Church at Montgom-
cry Center Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs a.
W. Ordway and two children. Edward and
Myrtle, of East Bakersfield spent Sun
day at Fred Jewetts-Mr. and Mrs. BY
ron Weatherby and three children spent
Sunday at Heman Weatherby's .--Mrs.
Charles Paronto has been visiting at the
homes of her daughters Mrs. Phil Syl-
vester and Mrs. D. J. Keelan, of Mont
gomery Valley.-Mr. and Mrs. William
and friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Martin of Bakersfield visited Mrs Mar
inns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Jewett.
sunday.--Mrs. Ella Payne and two chill
Iren of New York are visiting at the
aome OF her mother, Mrs Homer Frazier
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SOUTH HERO.

Miss Ma bel Duryea and Edwin Stoddard
were married at the parsonage by the
Rev. l. A. Rose August 90 in the presence
OF a small gathering. They took a short
wedding trip by automobie-Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Paige and Mrs. Lane are in
camp on the West shore.-A large num-
her of Masons from here attended
the funeral of their brother Mason, Edgar
Fleury in Isle La Motto Saturday.-Mrs,
Charles Conlin entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Warren OF Burlington over Sunday.-Miss
Ellen Wagner of Milton was in town over
Sunday.-Mrs. Bessett Is entertaining her
sister from Hinesburg Mrs G. Joslyn
came from Johnson Monday night to
spend some time here.-The girl guides
and boy scouts will have sale of useful
and fancy articles, ice cream and home
made candy at the Congregational Church
this afternoon beginning at three
o'clock. A chicken pie supper will be
served in the vestry at five o'clock. Grand
Isle and South Hero expect to play ball
here Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The ball team will have a dance at Wood
mans hall in the evening Misses Lucille
Fresh and Maud Cowan returned Friday
from Lake George, where they have spent
the SUMMERTIME Rev. Mr.. Murray from
Camp Englewood will preach in the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning. DR. Ar
thur Eldred and father are visiting their
sister and daughter, Mrs. &. f.. Minckler.
Arthur Robinson, Jr, of Boston Is visit
ing his uncle, Juan Robinson Mr. and
Mrs Merton Wright and son, Joslyn. went
to st. Adams In their automobile Sunday
to visit Mrs. Arthur Cowan.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Helen, the cight-ycar -old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Mitiguy, was drown
ed in Mlsssquoi river at Samsonville
Thursday morning. With other girls she
was in boat fishing in front of her
home \ slight jar caused her to lose
her balance and she fell backward into
the water and was not seen to rise A
brother on the shore spread the alarm
but as the men We're absent from home
the body was not recovered until life
was extinct. Two doctors worked over
her for an hour In unavailing efforts TO
restore her Beside her parents she Is sur
vived by three brothers and two sisters,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Campbell and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Chandler and two children returned
TO their homes In Bath. n, H., by au-
tomobile Saturday after few days
visit to the parents of Mr.. Camp
bell and Mrs. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Campbell.-Elmer Colcord Of
WATERFOWL, n Y, who is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II, y, Colcord,
In South Franklin, was in town Fri
day Frank Colcord. who has been
visiting IN the Same family, returned
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and Mrs. Van Dusen from western New
York where she has visited Miss Sadie
Muzzy and a friend from Burlington are
visiting in stowe Miss Clara Muzzy,
who has visited here returned to Bur
llngton Wednesday.-Mis Minnie smith,
who is having weeks vacation from
her work at Miles, Mcmahon & Sons
drygoods store, and Miss Tncz Smith
Of Morrisville arc passing the week at
Lake Mansheld.-C. y. Bruce. who is re-
covering at the Mary Fletcher hospital
from n serious case Of infection I'm one
leg, has undergone a successful course
Of skin-grafting over the incision In the
leg and It is expected VIII be able to
return home soon.-W. e Clark Of New
York was in stowe Wednesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Muzzy and Mrs w n stod-
dard and daughter, Miss Dora Smallev
Of Montpelier are visiting Mr. and Mrs
| Louis Latuche and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
! Tarraway this weok.-E. y Houston is
! installing a storage battery lighting sys-
4 tenn. Luce Brothers have completed the
! installation Of a similar svstem-There
was slight frost Wednesday morning
/ A heavy fog prevented much DAMAGE
from the frost.-Mr and Mrs Furbush
and Mr.. and Mrs Rankin, who motorod
here from Gardner, Me, Tuesday, return
! Ing Wednesday, came to visit Joseph
| Papineau, the ladies being his daughters
The rural schools Of stowe will begin
the fall term Monday, with the follow.
/ ing teachers: Fucker street, Miss Marie
Wells North Hollow, Miss Mildred Nun.
son Of Colchester; South Hollow. Miss
Lena Wilder OF Morristown Moscow.
Miss Viola Kneeland OF Hyde Park;
Mills Miss Floy Bettis Of Braintrce;
Luce hill, Miss Eva Magoon: west
branch, Miss Dorothy Wright Of Colch,s-
ter; Edison hill, Miss Mary Stebblns:
West hill. Miss Elsie Alger. The high
and graded schools will begin Tuesday
with the following teachers PRINCIPAL.
William J. English, assistants, George
a Burnham Miss Bernice Parker Miss
;. Anna FitzsImonds; agriculture. R.
Lloyd Chaffee; eighth grade, Miss Mil
Idred Greenwood Of Hardwick: seventh
grade. Miss Eta \. Smith of Crafts
burg; sixth grade, Miss Elma Bailey
OF Morrston: fifth grade. Miss Mertie
Merritt of Morristown: third and fourth
grades Miss Bernice Lang; first and
second grades, Miss Susan Rigelow.
The pupils at Brownsville will attend tho
Fucker street school. and those at the
Forks the west branch school. In noi.
Their of these places are there enough
pupils to maintain legal school yhics
requires a daily average OF six Tha
NTH grade will occupy rooms over tho
meat mar6et. which have been fitted ont
for that purpose.
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HYDE PARK.

The remains of Mrs.. John Stewart
who died at the home of her son
Charles. in South Burlington last Fri.
day, were brought to this place Saturday
and the funeral took place Monday AZ
St Teresas Church She was aged =
years and widow Of John Stewart. who
claimed relationship to the merchant
prince, \. T. Stewart, and who claimed
part Of the estate. His lawyers. by
the way did receive an offer from the
administrator but it was not satisfactory
and therefore was rejected. The resul,
was that the contestant never received
anything Russell 5. Page. who is i'll with
typhoid fever. IS said to he improvinC.-
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Goddard and his
daughter, Mrs. f. G, Page. and her sons
visited in Canada Sunday and Monday
/ Mrs. 5 r. Waite has returned from
Massachusetts.-Mr L. p. Jackson 4
Norshlre is visiting In town.-Mr. and
Ms. f. NJ Culver are at Old Orchard
and other New England points on a 10
DAYS vacation.-MisS Lottle Gibson has
returned from a several months stay IN
Montrcal.-Dr. stevens and family have
returned from their summer camp at
Lake Eden.-Mss Carrie Powers Of
Morrisvillo visited in town Monday
| Il. L. Ingalls,, a former principal here.
now living at Hartford, was In tho place
last Suuday.-Colonel Mcfarland and
family have returned from their caspian
Lake cottage-Misses Carrie Smith md
Maud Darrah and Ni4ssrs. Tracy and
Clarence Badger with Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Godette as ChaperonS spent suns
day at Joes pond. Edward Godctte and
family are spending two weeks i'm 4 lli-
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Walter Clark and daughter Mar
garet, of st, Adams, are guests Of het
daughter Mrs G. \. Griswold The Rev.
H. F. Harmed has resigned his pastorata
with the Second CONGREGATIONAL Church
and accepted a call to Cedar Rapids, Ia
Next Sunday will be his last service in
this plaCe-Schools about town will CONS
menCe Monday. The teachers for the wills
lage school are Miss Campbell Of Johns
son. Miss Matte Flandreau Of Washing.
ton. d. c. Miss MaCuin and Miss Chloe
Powell-NIr and Mrs. J. a Watermau
of Burlington, accompanied by MISC
Bartlett of Boston, were for several daYI
guests at @. W. Holmes Mrs. \. ].
Brown WIS in Burlington Tuesday
H. Griswolds new residence is nearing
completion-Mrs Mary Mulholand ot
New York Is with her sister, Mrs Annie|
Russell, for several weeks-A son wasI
born August IS TO Mr. and Mrs Harley|
Bornor Mr.. ard Mrs Charles TuCkerl
have returned from visiting friends ind
Andover, y. H.-Mrs. J. T. Curtis, who'd
has been the guest of her brother, w. I'll
Hunt for several weeks, has returned toI
Omaha, Neb.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry HehtIl
and daughter, Rena, are visiting I'M
Paul who were guests for several days.
at II. NJ. Cornell's. returned TO Morris-|
vile Monday
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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probably more tubs have been made on
he spot where the factory stood than
my other same space in the world, The
business was conducted in the name of
!. G. Hutchins, it's founder, by his son,
:. Il. Hutchns. They employed from 100
1875 men. who were thrown out Of
work. Usually In the winter many more
we're employed in getting in the logs.
Nine or ten tenement houses were burn
vi, some Of them double houses with two
antilles, who lost more or less Of their
belongings. The loss Is estimated from
'eliable sources at nearly 100000. with
,ut any insurance of any kind. While
.ho property stood in the name of Mary
Iutchins, who resides in Pasadena Cal,
md is in poor health, the loss really falls
IN Fred Hutchins of this place, who Is
The only son and who has the sympathy
If every one in town. He states definitely
hat he will not rebuild this fall but may
the spring. 1t is hoped he will as the
business was a large industry for the
'outh part of the town and its loss will
mean much. The stock of logs In the
>ond and river which had not been work
~ UP, about 100000 feet. has been pur-
hased by Nelson & Hall company. who
will move them to their mill. The mill
contained one Of the largest stationary
'ngines in this part of the State It also
contained an electric light plant of its
Nwn, which was also used to light that
cction of the town. The products of the
company wore sold all over the United
States. The logs went in the mill and
,er1e out finished prodGct. The mill con-
n!ned one Of the latcs' aud most i'm
proved blower systems for kin-drying
s:aves, It having been put IN in recent
years nj n large cost
Sister VI. OF St Emery. daughter Of y.
=. Drvnn, and Sister ". of ST. Magloise,
Noth cf the Holy Cross community NJ
Montreal. Mr. and Mrs Simeon j. May
nard and son william, AIr. and Mrs
Emery r. Duvnl and eon, Leonard Of
Enosburs Falls. Ralph l. Duval of west
field, Mrs. Joseph Sylvester and son.
Hcrmes, of Montgomery, nre visiting at
i. l. Duval's..-IIenry Godet has gone to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington.
for trea tment.-Miss Cordelia Duval of
Lynn, Mass, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. B. l. Duval.-The listers have COM
pleted the 1uadrennial appraisal and filed
a copy in the town clerks office. They
have raised the appraisal of much Of the
real estate. especially village property.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

ing Mr.. and Mrs f.. willard, was the
guest of Miss Grace Wadleigh Satur-
day and Sunday.-Miss Margaret smith,
Alice Button, Halle Dryer. Marion Mit-
guy. Grace Sykes, Bernice Allen, Ada VIII
lard and Gertrude Combs have returned
home after a week at Lake Carmi'
Franklin-Thc funeral Of Helen Mitlguy'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Mitiguy
of Samsonville, who was drowned Thurs
day, was held at the Congregations!
Church Saturday afternoon.-Miss Janet
Siebert, who has been at "Bluebird" camp
for several weeks, has returned to New
York clty.-Miss Elizabeth Beattie, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs
Stone the past two weeks, has returned T.
her home In Quincy. MnsS
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. T, Gregorie and children, Homer
and Beatrice, OF Montreal are visiting In
town.-Mrs. a. *. Brown and son, Keith,
left Tuesday for Billings, Mont. where
they win pass the winter with her other
sons, Rocwood and Donald Brown.-Miss
Emma Bethel has returned TO her home
in Maiden, Mass after two weeks vaca-
ton here.-A, NJ. Pond, manager of the
Rounds store, Is in Boston on business. -
Mrs w. BeeswOrth of New York city
and Mrs Fred Sargent of this place are
in St Johnsbury for n few days-Willia m
w. Rounds and family of Middlcsex, who
have been visiting relatives in town, have
returned to their home,-Mr. and Mrs Z.
F. Miller are in Boston on business Miss
Marion Brigham, stenographer at the
Richford Manufacturing company Is
passing a weeks vacation in St. Adams.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Chaffee of Florida
are visiting at f. A. Mosier' s.-Judge
Foster of st. Adams was in town Mon
day on business.-Mrs. c. Fl. Austin and
daughters, Mae and Beth, of Richford
have been guests at +. A. Austin's and
Miss Miranda Ewins' s.-The Ladies Aid
society met AT the home Of Cassius Arm
strong WednesdaY,-M and Mrs Byron
Hicks. who visited at the homo of his
lister, Mrs. NJ +. Hammond. a few days,
'oturned to their homo in Sutton, Que,
SaturdaY.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Draper
nave moved to EnosburG Falls, where
Mr.. Draper has employment at the store
# NJ. T. Perley 6 Co.-Mss Ewins and
'stor, Dorothy, who have been visiting
rjends the past five weeks, will return
~ their home in Montreal TODAY
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lAM0|lLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. Frank Shippy, who was operated
upon six weeks ago at Brightlook hos
pital at St Johnsbury, returned home
Saturday night.-Albert Qumby of Sher-
brooke +. O., came Saturday evening for
a visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. w, NJ. Hin, and family-Mrs.
Eliza Broughal and daughter, Miss
Edith Stewart went to Hyde Park Sat
urday evening, where the remains of
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. A. T.. Hurlburt and son. Marshall,
returned to their home In Boston Friday.
Mrs. w. w Kimball and two children
are spending some time in town.-There
was union social at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. G.. Kinney Wednesday
evening. August 26,-Mr. and Mrs f. W.
Bulls are the parents of a daughter,
born Sunday night.-H. F. Russell OF
Boston returned to his work Sunday aft
er spending his vacation with his moth
er. Mrs, Abbie Russell
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Charlotte Jcnne is visiting at the
home Of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
a. II. Bowen.-Robert Larabce caught
recently trout I'm the mineral brook
near here that measured 10 inches in
length and four inches around, weighing
three pounds. This is probably the
largest trout ever caught in this small
strcam.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest Wells Of
St. Adams passed Sunday at the home Of
Mrs Weiss parents, Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ.
Jenne.-Mr and Mrs. II. c. Cassidy, Will
lard Cassidy, Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley and
II. Pearl Jolley attended the Cassidy
Bowlster wedding at E,nosburg Center
evapipp
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FLETCHER.

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Langton have gone
to PoultneY to visit their son.-Miss
Hazel Clark was given variety shower
Thursday in honor of her approaching
marriage to Mr.. Stratton of Fairfield
Mr. and Mrs. William Uford of Fairfax
spent Sunday in town.--Mr. sullivan and
family, who have been spending their va
cation here, have returned to their home
I'm Boston
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SHELDON.

MI NanDusen, who has been employed
as bnttermaker In Alden brothers cream
cry. finished work Saturday night and re-
turned to his home in Morrisvile-M
ana Mrs. Harry Goldberg went to Bos-
ton Saturday,-torace Riley and Leslie
Dawson have taken the agency for the
Paige Detroit car, buying a new car to
use for demonstration.--The second story
of the Beechnut building is being put In
order for tho use of Mr. Sawyer of New
Ipors nav AulnlnYAd IN HalnaAs'A WhAal-
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Misses Anna and Florence Brady
have returned from Cliff Haven, \. "
Mrs. Joseph Dezotell is seriously ill.--A
son was born August % to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. CARBOHYDRATES Mable Durivage of
Concord, ~ H., is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Clyde Wheelock.-Mrs. A. j.
Beebe of Swanton, who has been visit
Ing Mrs Bessie Beebe, has returned
home
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WOLCOTT.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs DIR.
Cooper August D-Gcorge Q. Churchill
of Hastings, Neb, is visiting his sister,
Mrs T.. c. Judd.--Mrs. \. w. Foster, Wild
has been visiting friends in Richmond rel
turned home Tuesday .-Mrs. Couphley Of
Lynn. Mass. win speak At the Mission
Church sunday evening in the interest oi
rescue wurk.-Mr and Mrs. Newcomb|
who have been visiting at Mr. fiathal
ways, returned To their home in RurliugI
ton MonddN.-RaY Golden of MurrisVilld
was home over Sunday.-Mrs. w. II, Mel
Ausland, who has been visiting at j. II
Huhbelrs, left Monday for Concord, NJ
H.-Mr and Mrs William Heath, Wild
have been visiting their home. returned
CONTINUED on page 1871
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STOWE.

Notwithstanding threatening skies 40
the sports Wednesday afternoon. August
10. The exercise opened with band COM
cert. The rain soon drove the band from
the new movable bandstand into the porch
OF the Akeley Memorial building, where
the concert was continued at intervals
during the afternoon. The rain inter-
fered with the arranged program and
only the following events were carried
out: Potato race, managed by II. G.
Mcmahon. the winners being. first, John
Boardman second, Robert Cole, third,
Stanley Bailey; 1o0-yard dash, manager,
d. NJ. Mcmahon, winners, first, Gale
Shaw, second, Henry Jenney, Jr., third,
Henry Cobb; sack race, manager, G.. w.
Gale winners, first, Robert Cole. second,
John Boardman, third. Donald Sallies:
orange race, manager, f. ]. Holden, WIN
ners, first George Ayers, second. Give
Demeritt. third Robert Smalley; dough-
nut race, manager, A. r. Straw, winners,
first, Stanley Bailey, second. Parkhurst
Laberdie third. Donald SalieS; candle
race, winners, first Harlan Slayton. sec
ond' Parkhurst Laberdic. third, Theo-
dore Mayo. The dance at the Akeley
Memorial building under the auspices OF
the Old Home Week association was at.
tended by about 65 couples. The Peerless
orchestra vas assisted by L. NJ. Taylor
on the traps and drums. Among those
present Were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Nc
Mahon and DIR. and Mrs. 2. E. McSwee-
ney of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Reynolds. Mrs. C. II. A. Stafford. Miss
t,loise Stafford, Miss Marjorie Gates
Moody of st. Louis, Miss Ruth Bigelow
OF st Johnsoury. A party from Lake
Mansfield included Messrs. Burgess OF
Exeter. n. H., Blanchard Of Newport,
Wilkinson OF Montpelier. Aldrch Of Rut-
land and Etheridge OF Boston.
The Old Home week festival of this
year has been one of the most success
full and pleasurable Of the series. Much
credit Is due to the officers and COM
mittees for their untiring efforts There
has been a large increase in membership
and more are expected. A large number
of former residents have been present
at some or all of the exercises and it is
felt that the event has taken deep root
In tho hearts Of the townspeople The
week closed with Grange day Saturday
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