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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Whitcomb high school baseball team
defeated Hartford high school In Gans
at White River Junction Saturday by
score of IL to l. Bacon, who was a
puzzle to the local batsmen in the Bethel
game with the same team a week ago,
proved easy on Saturday, when Rogers
and Wilcox. the first two men that faced
him, each made two-base hit. Aiken1
pitched his usual brilliant game for
Bethel-Clyde Blossom went Saturday ia
visit in Whitefield. y. H, for a week
George II. Bickford of Hardwick will
give the address at the town hall Me1
mortal day.-Members of Daniel Lillid
Post, No 81, G.. A. r.. associate mend
bers. Sons of Veterans and members a
the Woman's Relief Corps attended
morning worship at the Universalisd
Church and heard an appropriate ser1
mon by the Rev f. l.. Halfacre. whoI
although a son of a confederate soldierI
is a favorite speaker at Grand Army
gatherings of all kinds. There was sped
cial music by the choir, Other ministers
assisted I'm the service, Withholding thj
usual services at that hour in their owIj
churc hes Favorable reports are heard
of the recovery of Mrs, L. IL. Perry al
Burlington hospital. and Mrs, Fred
Whitney and Miss Gladys Wilson at d
Hanover n H., hospital.
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HYDE PARK.

The Rev. and Mrs. Harmed Of Jefferson
willie gave Interesting addresses here last
Eunday.-Mrs Della Shattuck spent Sun
DAY and Monday here, returning to Grand
isle Tucsday.-Miss Alice Page has re-
burned to Washlngton.-EdWa ward Davis,
aged "A, died Saturday after an Illness of
three weeks of hardening of the arteries.
Besides his wife, he is survived by four
children. He has lived in this town sc
gears and was a highly respected citizen.
Abe funeral was held at his late home
Monday afternoon, the Rev. w. F.. Baker
officiating Judge T. G. White is very Ill.
Memorial day exercises this year will be
held at the North village The speaker
will be T. c. Cheney of Morr svlle.-Mrs
Thomas Moore is ill.-Mrs. +. q. Page
was in Burlington Tuesday.-Next week
IS commencement week at the l.. c. A,
The baccalaureate sermon Will be given
Sunday evening by the Rev. Mr. Hamlin;
prize speaking Monday evening; class day
exercises Tuesday; alumni reunion and
banquet Thursday evening; graduating
exercises Friday evening.
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WATERBURY.

memorial day exercises will include the
unwilling OF the soldiers monument given
by the late Franklin sylvester Henry, In
the morning Dillingham; Post, G, A, r.,
VIII meet at their rooms and march to the
cemetery where the soldiers graves will
De decorated. In the afternoon at 1870 Dill
nhsham fost, the Ezra Stetson Post of the
center ana all visiting soldiers will meet
al the local post rooms, form in process
sion ana march to the school grounds,
where the exercises of the day will be
held Music Tor the day will be furnish
ed by the Moretown Citizens band. The
school children and local organizations will
act as escort to the veterans The monu-
ment will be unveiled by some member OF
the Henry family The presentation of the
monument to the town will be made by
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president, Madge Clark; secretary, Harry
Marsh; treasurer Robert W. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Cole were
cailad % Reldens sunday by the critical
iIlness Of their daughter
Mrs Mary Hart of Seminary Hi has
boen called to Wallingford by the Illness
of ber dauehter.-The ball game between
Brandon high school and Burr & Burton
academy at Manchester Center resulted In
a score OF % to in favor of Burr & Bur
ton-Mrs. John Gates has gone to De-
catur, Ill, where she will spend the sum
mer.--w. G. McClintock of Morrsville is
in town for two weeks.-D. w. Flagg
showed moving pictures at the town hall
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
high school athletic tund'-Miss Ethel
ryder OF PROCTOR mas peen the guest OF
MIS-. w. H. MT anu Mrs' "a'uron
b. Vanuer fooI alter spending several
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. r. A. Griffith and Miss Viva
Atkins Of Moretown visited in town
Thursday.-Mss Edna Boyce is helping
Miss Doris Moriarty in the telephone
otfice.-Mss Lena Henry has gone to her
home in North Fayston. while Mr. and
Mrs. w A. Remclee are in Rutland
The Rebekahs went to Montpelier in a
body Thursday boy scouts will
meet at the library hall Saturday, and
the Camp Fire Girls pnday.-Mrs. Ferd
Necumb is teaching school in South
Fayston while Miss Edna Bragg is in
Montpeler.-Myrtle Pratt. Gladys Hill,
Jetta Norton, Rachel Lavanway and
Herbert Dana of South Fayston and
David Mills of the East school are taxi
Ing the high school examinations here
Mrs. Rowland Russell. who has been
very i'll with gallstoncs, went to Bur-
Ington Wednesday accompanied by her
husband, to see a specialist.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. King of Redlands.
Cal, are expected here this week and
will 20 to their sons at Kingston place.
Mr.. and Mrs King went to California
two years ago last fall.-Hiram Norton
of the south part Of the village is max
ing extensive repairs to his house.
Memorial day is 20 be celebrated with en-
thusiasm this year. william Doe a Civil
War veteran, who faced bullets under
Sheridan at Cedar Creek. Is leading in
preparing the program. Mr.. Weeks. an
attorney from Ticonderoga, is to give the
ad
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DERBY.

Mr. and Mrs. William Kingsbury are
In town for the summer.-Percy Robbins
and family of Niagara are spending a
few days at his home here, He has been
inspector-in-chief OF immigration there,
and has been transferred to a similar
position at Portland, Ore.-A son. How
ard Darrell, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
e. 4. Slack May l5.-Mrs. James Hamil-
ton expects to 20 to Boston this week
to visit her son. Harry.-Mrs. A. f. Dag
gett went to Newport Tuesday to meet
her daughter. Edith, OF Franklin, Mass.
They will camp in a cottage there for a
week or two.-E. r. Gray of Coventry
has sold his farm to n. Rowell and
bought the place owned by Mr. Bailey.
Mr.. Gray is in poor health, but as soon
as he is able will move his family here.
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JOHNSON.

Fred Garland, who runs the engine at
Parker & Stearns dressing mill, is having
4 vacation of a few days.-Robert Field
from Lowell has moved into the S. A.
ririswold house, lately vacated by the
Rev. Mr.. Renney, and Is al work for
Parker & Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs, +. G.,
Fherwin of Hyde Park spent Sunday in
Gown with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. G. E..
Holbrook and son spent Sunday with Reu-
Den Cheney and family in Morristown.-
Mrs, ]. l.. Pierce is ill.-Miss Mary Hub
)el spent Sunday in Hyde Park.--E. j.
6authier has been given the section that
George Grady had few weeks In the
spring, but later returned to Rutland
Memorial services We're held at the opera
house Sunday, attended by a large audi
ence. The Old Brigade Post, G. A. r..
once thriving post, Rad but six in line
on this occasion.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. K. j, Murray and mother have re-
turned from the Royal Victoria hospital
at Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs. Albro Hunt
motored to Lake Willoughby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larabee accompan-
led them to Coventry Miss Orcela At
wood will come this week to visit Mrs.
H. o. Miller-Louis Bell Is expected to
return from st. Johnsbury academy next
week for a short time before going to the
White mountains for the summer.-Pre-
Memorial exercises of the schools will be
held in the Congregational Church FRI
day,-Miss Eva Gilpin of Barton Ia spend
ing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs Ash
ley Farman
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Gen. w w. Henry of Burlington, the ace
ceptance by C. c. Robinson, chairman Of
tho board of selectmen. The address will
be given by the Hon. w. =. Dillingham;,
| United States senator In case the weather
| should be unfavorable exercises will bd
| held in the Methodist Church.-Mrs. G. n.
Haincs 10 spending a few days in Barra
and Montpeier.-Mrs. f. F.. Foss spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Burlington.
Mrs. George Rowland is doing we'll
| The funeral of James Bracey was held
In the ConErcgationalist Church Mon
day afternoon, the Rev w l.. Boicours
/ officiating. Organ selections were rem
dered by Mrs. Il. f. Palmer, Jr. Tho
bearers were James Dickio, John King
ston, James Cruickshank, Peter Ger
mino, Ernest Purvee and John O'Neil.
| The burial was in the village cemetery,
services being in charge Of Mentor
Lodge, l. q. O. f., Edward Chesley and
Frank Griffin doing the ritual work. All
the granite sheds in town were closed
during the afternoon. the Waterbury
branch of the g. G. L. attending in
body, the bearers being from that or
ganization. The deceased was born in
Maine 80 years ago. He leaves father,
/
moved here about seven years ago and
had been employed by the Drew Daniels
company. For two years he had been
unable to work, being at the Pittsford
sanatorium for sometime for treatment.
The cause of his death was tuberculosis.
He was very prominent in labor circles.
being corresponding secretary Of ths
Waterbury branch and was first vice.
Federation Of Labor The funeral was
largely attended, showing great respect
for the deceased and for the widow and
daughter, Beatrice, who survive him and
reside here in town,-Bellc Randall fell
from high beam in the barn at North
DuXbury Saturday and broke her leg
above the knee. The little girl is the
granddaughter of the Hon. and Mrs.
George w. Randall Of this town. A.
trained nurse is in attendance and
although in a serious condition her con-
dtion is hopeful.
Among those from here who attended
the meeting of the Home Missionary Tn
ion in Burlington were Mrs. L. II. Elliott,
Mrs Julia Seahury. Mrs g. r. Demeritt
and Mrs. f. r. Palmer. Jr. Mrs C. II.
Haines also spent the day in Burlington.
Belle the Young daughter of Mrs. Eva
Grace, remains about the same.-Llttle
Jane Bocourt entertained nine habes, all
about a year old, at the parsonage Tues
day afternoon, Two grandmothers We're
present.-William Elliott, who has been
) spending the winter with his daughter.
Mrs, Dewey Graves, in Chattanooga,
Tenn, has returned and Is at his homs
on Main street
n.
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Road Commissioners Flanders to spend
this week In different parts of the State
surveying for state roads.-Mrs Ernest
Sargent left Monday for Woodsville,
N. H.-Mrs Guy Loudon of Burlington
and her brother. DR. n. r. Mcintyre Of
New York, arrived Sunday for few
days with their mother Mrs. T.. l.. Nc
intyre, who has also for guest Mrs.
Chandler, her sster-Mrs Fielders came
from Roxbury last week for a short visit
in East Braintrec, and with Mrs. J. d.
Laport Of this place went to her home
In Roxbury Monday.--Dr. C. ]. Rumrill
returned Saturday night from a week 8
fishing trip to Aver1ll lake.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dubois and children have come
IRON New YORK to visit Mrs. Dubois 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. p Sanford,
who are now at their home on Randolph
avenue.-Mfss 1nez Ltchheld. who has
been In Montpelier for several weeks, re-
turned Saturday to remain here for tho
present-Mrs. Mary Hatch has come
from Arlington, Mass, where she spent
the winter with her son, to remain this
summer with her other son, II. l.. Hatcn.
Harry Tison, who has been confined
for several days with an attack Of
tonsilitis. Is again able to be out and at
tend to his work.-The memorial services
at the Bethany Church were well attend
ed. The Rev Mr.. Metzger gave an ad-
dress at the opening OF which he paid
tribute to the late Mark Chadwick
whose funeral was held Saturday at
Waterbury. Conn, but who was a mem
Der of this post and for years its color
bearer. The choir OF the church fur
nished muslc.-H. p. Sanford, who has
been In i'll health for many months, was
able Monday to be out in the automobile
with his daughter.
The Silver Cross Circle of King IS
Daughters met Tuesday with Mrs. j. d.
Mitchell, with a good attendance. Mrs
Fannie Vinton of East Granville, the
Mrs. John Rogers and Madam Rogers
| OF Mortified were visitors at Mrs. f. II
Banister's Tuesday night and Wednes-
| day morning the latter left for her home
leaving Mrs John Rogers for longer
stay. A. Merrill, the new proprietor
! of the ice business in town. has leased
/ ldleton cottage of G. n. Billings and II
moving his family there this week.-Mr
/ and Mrs. w. II. Roberts of Manchester
are passing the week with Mrs. Man.
chester's father, Lyman Hutchinson
| Miss Marjorie Chedel will go Thursday
| to Wellesley. Mass, to remain with hel
| sister Miss Jessie Chedel, till after ths
| commencement exercises.-Miss Amelia
| Mayo of Bethel is in town for 10 days
| the guest of Mrs. T., o. Blanchard.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Farley Wheeler and Mrs. A. l.. Has
kell attended the Odd Fellows grand
lodge convention held at Montpelier -
Lewis Lyford, who has been Ill with rheu-
matism, is somewhat improved. -George
and Freeman Lawson attended the fj-
neral of the son of Willard La wson, which
was held in Hardwick Monday.-Glenn
McKinstry visited his parents Sunday
Mrs. Even preached a memorial sermon
Sunday. Special music was rendered by
the children.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bumps
were at E. G. Sabin's on Sunday.-The
family of Mr., Fray have moved to the
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MIDDLESEX.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nichols Of Mont-
peler We're over sunday guests of their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Wills
mer observation-disclosures Newhall fell On
the floor the last Of the week and wrench-
ed herself quite badly. She was able tn
sit in her chair the first of the week and
could by having some one support her
take "A step or two. Mrs. Swift. who has
been in feeble health for long time, is
able TO be around in her room and do a
little light sewing and some reading Both
ladies are nearly o. years of axe.
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funeral of Robert Wiley in Waterville
Tuesday. Among the Masonic fraternity
who attended the funeral were A. D.
Thomas, r. u. Thomas, Curtis Perry,
Charles Horner and Ralph Mudgett-Mrs
NJ. A. Shafer and sol and daughter went
Monday to their home in Wrentham'
Mass.-The Rev. II. f.. Harmed will de-
liver the Memorial day address in Under
hill Saturday. Miss Lolita Brown was at
home from Burlington over sunday
S. Scott and |. II. Mclendy are making
extensive repairs on their residence
Wayland Patch has moved - the rooms
vacated by Arkley Mable on Church
street Those who attended the funeral OF
Edgar Montague in Fairfax Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs George Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. n. Melvin, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Ladd,
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.. Pope.-The pre-
Memorial exercises will be given by the
school children Friday afternoon at the
"a
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GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sanborn of Wells
ley, Mass, are at their summer home at
the lake-Mrs. Mary c. ingalls, has gone
to Burlington for a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Soule.-Prof. n. ]. White
hill of White River Junction was In town
Saturday, looking after his new cottage.
The quarantine for diphtheria at David
Wiley's has been raised.-Mrs. Thomas
went to Burlington Monday for treatment
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. DIR. i. C.
Kinney accompanied herb. NJ Wiley
was called to Waterville Saturday by
the sudden death of his father.-Mr and
Mrs. l.. w. Harrison went Monday 10
I.yndonville to visit their daughter.
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RANDOLPH CENTER,

All the memorial exercises of the town
will be held at the Center village Satur-
day under the direction of the G. A. r.
They will meet in agricultural yard at
1920 and march to the cemetery. School
children will act as escort to the G.. A.
X. At the cemetery will be memorial
exercises by the G.. A. r. and the Ladies'
Memorial society. after which they will
return to the church and spend the din
ner hour. There will he an address. sing
ing by choir and the children.-The Rev.
DR. Bartlett Of Massachusetts spoke to
the agricultural students at chapel ex-
ercises Tuesday mornng.-Mrs. w l..
Hebard has returned from visit to her
92-year-old mother in Barre.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
BROWNINGTON.

Alfred Lacours has sold his interest in
the farm he recently purchased to Mr.
Norrie.-Euseb Robinson has returned
from Brattleboro-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Whitcomb and daughter OF Lyndon Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Crandall. Saturday and Sunday and
Mrs. Archie Young have gone to Charles
ton to work for Preston Clark.-Maynard
Wells is home from his school. helping
na fnr Lis fat hnt
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WATERVILLE.

Robert a. Wiley died May q after a
long illness, aged CT years II months.
He leaves wife, one son, b. NJ. Wiley,
of Greensboro. and one daughter, Mrs.
b. J. Kelley, of Morrisvile. The funeral
was held at his home Tuesday, the Rev.
Henry Howard of Jeffersonville officiat-
ing. He was a member of Warner Lodge,
No. 50. +. & A. NJ, which body took
charge of the services at the grave. He
held many offices in the gift of his town,
representing the town in the Legislature
of 190s.-Mrs, c. r. Bragg spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Cross, at Highgata Center.-Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Leach Of Hyde Park are visiting
his sister, Mrs George BroWn.-Dr,
Flura was in town from East Fairfield
over Sunday-L W. Durkee spent Sunday
at his home In Wnooski.
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of the Free" pupils of Lamson districts
defamation, THE Veterans" Fayetts
Ketchum of Billings: defamation, Me-
mortal Day" Reba Hollis of South
Laport recitation, Memorial Day."
Pearl Robson of Mathews; song, second
primary pupils: song, Anywhere the Old
Flag Flies" pupils of second inter-
mediate.
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NORTH TROY.

DR.. Ross II. Butterfied broke his arm
Monday afternoon while playing ball
Judge Alfred of Newport and Civil En-
gineer Wallace were In town Monday
preparing for the hearing before the pub
lie service commission to be held at the
office of o. S. Annis Friday on the ques-
ton of abolishing two grade crossings on
the Canadian Pacific railroad near this
vllage.-Susie Elkins Ruth Annis. Rachel
Wright and Glenna Sherwell were in
Montreal Sunday.
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WOLCOTT.

b, Denton returned Monday from visit
Ing his mother, who is Ill in Plattsburgh,
n. Y.-Mcmorial services were observed
In the Methodist and Mission Church Sun
day.-Mrs. Il. Knight is visiting her moth
or in Plattsburgh, y. Y.-The work on
the power dam Is nearly completed. The
old pemstock will be shipped to Plalnfield.
where another dam is being built.-Mrs,
a. W. Fosters sister from Woodsville Is
visiting her for a few days.-Mrs. w. o.
Davis returned Tuesday from visiting her
laughter I'm stowe
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. II. e. Harmed held services in
Hyde Park Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. Mr. Hamln.-Dr, and Mrs. Henry
Ladd and daughter, Edith, of Burlington.
We're guests at S. Il. Popes over Sunday.
Mrs. r, l.. Start, who has been serious
ly III, is improving. Mrs II. F.. Harmed
went to Burlington Monday to speak at
the state convention of w. II. NJ, s.
Tho Raw. III. C. Howard OBLIGATED at the
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FAYSTON.

A. D. Bragg destroyed over 30 nests Of
the tent-caterpillar in an hour the other
day. crushing them against the tree with
a narrow strip of board. The pupils in
school No. : are also doing good work.
in exterminating this pest.-Mrs. David
Loveland is quite i'll, as is also Mrs. VIM
field Durett.-IIenry Dana has moved to
the Fred Carroll house
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev, Mr.. Garvin preached the an
nual union memorial sermon in the u.
F. Church at Fast Craftsbury Sunday
A son of Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Gilbert
died Monday May Is at one o'clock of
commissions The funeral was held at
their home May 20.-Mrs, A. j.
Smith. who suffered stroke OF paralysis
week ago remains in a serious condi-
tion,--Dr, and Mrs Bibby returned Fri
day from New York. where he has bean
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ROCHESTER.

memorial exercises in the schoo
Friday-Harl Bean Is Ill with quins
sore throat-Miss Duke and Miss Fisl
who have been guests of Mrs. IL.
Lincoln for the past week, returned |
their homes Monday.
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If some of the store advertisement
quote prices on things you must buy I'd
day, could you find more "interestin|
raadinG2''
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LOWELL.

for the last few weeks taking a special
course.