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FAIRFIELD.

V. L. La Fountain had narrow escape
from serious injury while painting the
roof of Hoods creamery. The ladder
on which he was standing slipped and he
fell to the ground, a distance Of about
IS or 90 feet. lie was badly shaken up
but no bones We're broken.-Miss4 Frances
H. Soue Will 20 to-day to Cedar Beach
for "A few days camping with Miss OAR
ling of Burlington.-Niss Thelma Hoyt of
Morrisvllc is visiting her sister and aunt
in town.-Scveral bridge and construction
companies We're represented here yester-
day when the selectmen met to receive
bids on an iron bridge to be put up this
summer.-Mss Doris Babcock of Ten
ahy, n. j.. and Miss Nellie McEnany
have arrived at Barney McAneny's to
spend the summer vacation.-The thunder
storm did hundreds of dollars damage IN
town Friday. The water rose in the creek
and covered the meadows, and washed
out bridges all over town. Lightning
struck and killed six cattle in Frank Con-
nor's pasture 1t also struck Mrs. Ed
ward Nowand's barn, but did not start
n fire,
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were in town Thursday. Eta Brom-
ley of burlington is in the town for q
few days.. Swinycr has commenced
repairs on his residence recently purchas-
I'd of DIR. Ross.
Miss Fern Fargo of Randolph is in town
Tor n few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Start OF
Jeffersonvillc and Mr.. and Mrs. f. d
Marvin of Cambridge were guests at H.
il. Kinds STRAIGHTFORWARD Fargo, VINO
has employment in Mr.. Starts store IN
Jacksonville, visited his grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fargo, Sunday.-lloW-
prd Alger. Edwin Fuller and the MISSES
Daisy Kenyon and Gladys Johnson spent
Sunday at Thompson's Point.
Mrs. b. f. O'Brien and Miss carrie
Bates were in Burlington Wednesday,
George Chapman is at the Mary FIet-
cher hospital receiving trcatment-Mr.
ma Mrs. T.. II. Kinds, Mr. and Mrs j.
w. Spaulding and Mr. and Mrs. Moore
went to Mt. Phlo Tuesday, making the
trip in the formers automohile.-Mrs. f.
M. Norton returned from Essex Tuesday
after spending week with her mother,
Mrs. Cleveland, who Is Ill.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs, Corril Iartch are the
parents of a son, born July 11.-Nllss T.
Louise Gates has returned from Burling-
ton. where she has been vlsitng.-Silas
Tracy was at home over Sunday-Mr
and Mrs. Leonord Ray were over sunday
visitors at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Pinney, in Mddlebury.-E
y. Braman has gone to his home in
Wcstport for a two weeks vacaton.-Thc
weekly prayer meeting will be held in
the Methodist Church parlors to-day.
Miss Matte Ngoe of Hinesburg Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. William Bacon.
Mrs. Eliza MCGOWAN and daughter,
Miss Ida MCGOWAN are guests of Mrs
J. J. Collamer.-On Thursday afternoon
the Ever Ready Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs Lois Kim,
ball, the Lend-a-Hand Circle from East
Sheburne being invited to meet with
them. 1t IS expected that the county
secretary, Mrs. Kate Towers, of Rich
mOnd will also he present and address
the meeting.-Mrs. Lillian Weed Henking
of San Diego, Cal, was in town Satur-
day.-The Palmer district scnooI is closed
and Fred Poet is engaged to carry the
pupils to the village school this fall
Fred Peet is making extensive repairs on
his buildings in St. George.-NF. and Mrs
Harold lialen are the parents of a daugh-
ter.-Miss Arletta Shnvile of Burlington
was in town yesterday, the guest of
her uncle, jerome Colman.
Miss Adelaide Minall was surprised
Monday night by about IS of her friends
who assembled at her home. Games,
dancing and singing were INDUCED in by
the young people ana refreshments We're
served. A toilet set was presented to
Miss Minall, who is soon to leave town
for an indefinite stay.-Word has been
received from the Rev. G. T.. Watson of
Castleton Of the material improvement In
his health.-Mrs Cordelia Taggard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hack and two
children have arrived in town for the
summer.
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MILTON.

Miss Marguerite Rugar went Tuesday
to visit friends in Whalam Mass.-A
social given by the Christian Endeavor
society was held on the CONGREGATIONAL
Church lawn Tuesday evenng-Miss
Elizabeth Adkins is visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank MayvIlle.-A. a. Herrick is
spending some time in camp with his
grandchildren at Wilsboro, n. Y.-Dr. l..
c. Holcombe and family spent Tuesday
In Isle La Motte.-The listers will meet
to-day to hear any grievances on ac-
count of their appraisals.-A special
| village meeting has been called to see
| If the village VIII vote more tax for
| Improvement OF the highways in the viii
| lage.-Mr, Emery Is a guest at Orvis
Mayville's this Week.-Mrs. Ella and
George n. Wood were in St. Adams Sun
day.-Sidney Howard was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital for an operation
| for appendicltis.-Mr and Mrs. o. G.,
Phelps and Miss Ella have gone to Camp
Rich
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. julius Maynard arc visit
ing at c. c. Shangraw s--Lawrenco RIOS .
sier, who has been visiting his brother
Harold, has gone to Newport to visit his
parents.-Miss Alhcrtha Ariel is passing
q few days in Newport.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ioratio Jewett and children visited at
Lewis Rushfords SundaY.-Miss Mar
gucntc Rounds of Lynn, Mass, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Homer Frazler-Mlss
Beulah Brooks and Miss Versa MurrY
were Weekend visitors at the home OF
Miss Ruby Rushford.--Mr and Mrs. Guv
Frazier of Montgomery Center with Mrs.
Frazier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Boystou,
and son OF Coventry were week-end
visitors at Homer Frazier s.-Guy Frazier
has bought a farm In Irasburg.Nlrs
Laura Newclty and daughters Edith aud
Flossie of Barton visited Mrs Newcity' s
mother, Mrs Salna Rushford. last week.
The cottage prayer meeting will be at
T.. T.. Dombard's Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. David Maynard and daughter
Mary Of Pawtucket r. L., are visiting
friends and relatives here.
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LAMQILlE COUNTY
STOWE.

The lecturers program at the meeting
of Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon included songs by the choir:
a paper, How Can Mothers Best Teach
Their Children High Ideals of Patriotism
and Good Citizenship" by Mrs. G. +.
Eddy, followed by discussion; recitatlons
by Mrs, Flora Blodgett and r. s. War
rem; roll call, III Not Myself Who Would
Be?"-The ladies of Unity Church will
serve ice cream, sherbet and cake at a
band concert at the Palisades Friday
evening.-Mrs w. A. Cheney and two
children OF Milton, Mass, are with her
grandmother, Mrs. Kate Peterson, for the
summer-Thc funeral of Mary Helen, in
FAINT daughter of DR., and Mrs. l.. Il. Nc
Kinley, was held at their home in New
bury Thursday. The child was about
three weeks old and weighed only three
pounds at birth. Mrs Mckinley was
formerly Miss Matte Robinson and Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. l.
Robinson of Stowe.-There was an at
tendance OF about 80 couples at the ball
given by the Peerless orchestra at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday even
ing Several couples from Morrisville
were among the number-Mr. ANA Mrs.
W. Il Churchill Of |torrb"nle ""e 1t
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BEAVER.

II. II. Rickert went to tho blacksmith
shop at North Fairfax July to
get pair OF colts shod. One Of the colts
became frightened and kicked Mr..
Rickert on the head. cutting dccp
cash and dislocating one shoulder.
II. y McNall and family were in John
son Sunday.-The Rev. c. b. Davis of
Iighgate called on friends here Monday.
Mr.. Mitchell of Barton is helping Wal
ter Haywood in hayinG-Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Larashell visited friends in Bur-
llngton over Sunday.
Edward Kelly has bought Of Z. d. shep-
ardson the Byron Carroll farm-O w.
McCiowen died Wednesday morning and
the funeral will be held at the brick church
Friday at HOO n. m. Mr. MCGOWAN
was nearly 50 years old. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs c. II. Hunt of Essex and
Mrs. II. II. Sturgcss of Cnderhiu. one
son, an adopted son and several grand
children,
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FAIRFAX.

Mre e. =. Dow of Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks.-A son was
born Sunday afternoon at the St Adams
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. g. l.. Butler
Tho Misses Agnes Rugglcs of Westford,
Lizzie Gddings, Ruth Shepardson and
Cousuelo Stewart are camping at Camp
Rlch.-The Methodist and Baptist
Churches are uniting In a series of union
evening services The second of the
series will be addressed by the Rev Fred
Daniels next Sunday evening in the Bap-
fist Church. The speakers for the other
two services are to be the Rev. Rolia c.
Hunt of Shelburnc Falls, Mass, at the
Methodist Church and the Rev a. S Ho-
bart d. d. Of Chester. Pa. at the Dap
Fist Hhurchc-Mr. and Mrs /. Depatle arc
entertaining relatives from Pennsylvania.
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CHARLOTTE.

Edmund Field OF Long Beach. Cal, is
visiting In town.-Mr. and Mrs. George
f. Miller and sons Of Brooklyn, Fred S.
Mills and Mr.. and. Mrs. Jesse aHrding
and daughter Helen, of Haverhill. Mass,
are visiting at George Edgcrton's.-The
Misses Anna and Ethel Byington will
spend the summer at Lake Wiloughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Field of Pasadena,
Cal, are here to spend the summer
Miss C, A. Yale of Northampton, Mass,
principal Of the institution for the deaf,
has been visiting her brother. w. S.
Yale.-Russel Williams is visiting his
aunt. Mrs, +. II. Chesmore. in Jonesville
AT the social Friday over $40 was
realized.
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tor, the former being the brides brother;
Mrs. Putnam Of Hyde Park; Mrs Mary
and Miss Margaret Hurst Mrs John
Montgomery and Mrs. cynthia Richie
of Isle La Motto. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed re-
ceved hearty congratulations and many
valuable presents. They left for a few
days trip TO Montreal and the Great
Lakes Both are popular and will he
happy to meet their many friends at
their home on Lake street upon their re-
turn.
Lyman Burt Tobin of this place and
Miss Elizabeth Schultetus of New York
were married at the Episcopal rcctory
the Rev. Edward S. stone, in the pres
| ence of a few immediate relatives. After
the ceremony an automobile took the
bride and groom to Mr. Tobins bungalow
Mt 'Potpie hill'' on the Maquam shore
where they will pass the summer There
| Is bit of romance to this marriage. an
attachment being formed while they were
| both playing in "The Yellow Jacket"
company in New York two years ago
Mr.. Tobin is one of the masters of the
Drummer school at Rowley, Mass. Miss
Schultctus, whose stage name Is Elsa
l'erold, is prominent member of Rich
ard Bennett's Damaged Goods" COM
pany that opened In Boston last fail
She mas been playing continuously since
tue opening, the company closing the
season at Los Angeles, Cal, last week
Sunday she started East and found the
groom, clergyman and guests ready for
| the ceremony on her arrival.
The rpIunipu g,,,.,,. =,
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Miss Josephine Gleason is attending
the summer school Of Columbit Uni
versity.-F. j. Kenyon, Miss Maria
Green and Miss Bertha Kenyon at
tended the funeral of IL relative In
Marshheld Tuesday.--Mrs Greenwald
and Mrs. Leahman and son of Brook
Ign, N. Y, are guests at the home of
william Tictz, Mrs. Grcenwald being
an aunt of Mr.. Tietz.-Miss Lorraine
Manson of Burlington is visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs Ford r.
Flagg-M G. Leary and 4. +. Leary
of Burlington We're guests of NJ T..
Leary Wednesday, and Mrs A. G.
Bessett and family have returned af-
ter few days in interchangeable
and Mrs. j. T.. O'Byrnc of Dorchester,
Mass. are at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. =. O'Byrne, for n vaca-
ton of three weeks.-F. H. Shepard
son Is on business trip to Canada
william Benz of Brooklyn ~ Y, is
at the home of william Tietz for the
summer.-Mrs. Mabel Robinson and
daughter. Frances, of Fail River,
Mass. arrived in town Monday even
ing and will spend several weeks at
the home of Mrs. Robinson's sister,
Mrs. l.. G. Conant.-Mrs Clara Shcdd
left Wednesday morning for Maine,
where she will spend the remainder
OF the summer.-Mrs. Miller of Ran
dolph is visiting at the home of her
son. w. N. Miller-N1rs i. il. Shep-
ardson was among the visitors In
Burlington yesterday--Miss Josephine
Fay was the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Henley Tuesday.-Miss Lazelle of
Williamstown is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Martin.-Mrs. a. L. Gran
dall of Troy, Pa who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sabcns. in Jonesville.
was tho guest of Mrs. NJ. o. Goodrich
tuesday,. Z. Towne, who under
went serious operation at the Fanny
Allen hospital several weeks ago, is
gaining and is expected home Satur-
day.-Nrs. Louis Frechette and chill
dren, who have been visiting rela-
tives in town for 10 days, returned to
their home in Hardwick Wednesday
evening.
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UNDERHILL.

a son was born to Mr. and Mrs r. Lee
Howe July "a reception was given Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Kirby and DIR. and Mrs
f. Il. Hunt Friday evening at the G.. A.
X. Hall.-The Go-Ahead club met
with Mrs. E. c. Schweig Tuesday after.
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sweeney g.!
jericho Center visited in town Friday -
Children's day exercises were observed
at the Methodist Church Sunday.-C. n
Stygles, who got a nail in his foot last
week, is doing well.-Mr and Mrs. Edgar
Ellsworth returned to burlington Fri
day.
Samuel Tildcn and family of Montreal
visited their aunt, Mrs. George Laselle
Sunday.-Douglas O'Meara of Bridge
port, Conn, is at George Ballard s.-Mis.
Genesee Prior of Burlington was in towr
Monday.-Mrs j. A. Foster is entertain
ing her sister.-Dayton Colegrove of To-
lcdo, o., and Mr.. and Mrs Wright r
Colegrove of Burlington visited their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Colegrove over
Sunday,
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The new pews have arrived for the I'M
ion Church and are being installed this
week.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Farrell and
little daughter of Providence r. l., are
visiting in town.-NIrs. Elizabeth Hill has
bought of William Nathan his home and
lot in this village. Mrs, HIN will take pos
session September 1.-Mr, and Mrs. HUI
bert Soule and children visited in Bur-
lington over Sunday.-Misses Wilma and
Gladys Shattuck, Mae and Elizabeth
Brennan Bculah and Idessa Rooney have
gone to Cliff Haven, y. Y, where they
have positions for the summer.-Mrs. lnez
l.. Chase is visiting her sons in Swanton.
H. b. Sturtevant will give dance for
the benefit of the Village Improvement
society on the new cement square in front
of the postoffice Friday night,
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

During the T. months ending
April 80 the receipts at the local post
office were sufficient to advance it from
the third TO the second grade. 1t Is
expected this will be done in the near
future.-Mrs, John Colcord died Wednes-
day July at the home of her son, II,
b. ColcoTd, in South Franklin. Mrs. Col
cord, whose maiden name was Bowman,
celebrated her seth birthday about a
month ago, She had been in poor health
for about three years. Beside the son
she lived with she is survived by two
others, f.. G. OF St Adams, w Va. and
j. G. Of Newburg, Ore, and a daughter
Mrs f, d. Libby, of this village The
funeral was held at the home Saturday
at II o'clock, the Rev. II. H. Creesey
officiating. Burial was beside her
husband and son, Frank, at East Frank
ling
There was meeting of the trustees of
the Savings Bank d. Trust company Fri
day in the company's banking rooms
The out of town members present were
Is, A. Paul of Berkshire, G. T. Hall OF
Montgomery, DIR. T. NJ Brown of Shell
don and c. w. Gates of Franklin.
Luncheon was served at the Qulncy.-Mr
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NORTH HERO.

From the ice-cream social Monday
night $685. was realized. The Hon
Frank Plumley of Northfied gave an
address on his trip to Europe.-Nlr. and
Mrs Bryant Hazon are parents of
daughter born Monday mcrripc. There
will be dance at the town hall Saturday
night for the benefit OF the baseball team
Music will bo furnished by Mss Ella
McMahon.-Wyeth Hitchlns, who has
been confined to the bed by appendicitis
for the past few days, is somewhat i'm
proved Tho Stars" played the Y. NJ, c
a. boys at Camp AbnaN' SATURDAY.
The Stars won by n score of to Mrs
John Thorn is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Lennie Dodds.-Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Fogg
and children. Arthur Way and party of
Underhill visited at Jabez Hazen's Sun
day.-The Hon. Frank Plumley returned
10 his home in Mortified Tuesday after
spending a few days in camp with his son,
Charles Plumley,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Brown July 10.-Mlss l.. NJ, Lamprey OF
London, Eng, and Miss Janet Slbert of
New York city are at Bluebird camp for
the summer,-Miss Florence Rouse of ST,
Johnsbury Is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Samson.-Service
will he held in Calvary Church Sunday ut
2:30 p. m.--The monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society was held in tho par
Tors of the Congregational Church Tues
day afternoon Supper was served,-Mr
and Mrs. Norman McCarty. who have
been In Newport, n, H., for two months
have returned, and are with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. w. Paxman.-Mrs +. S
Hutchinson of Hannah More Academy
Relsterstown, Nd, and Mrs George Ruge
and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of Glene
Falls. n. Y, are at the home Of Mrs
Daniel Moren,-Clarencc Pomeroy Of
Franklin was in town Monday
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RICHFORD.


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MISS T. D. Nhltehead OF BOSTON Is visit
Ing at the nome Oh MIS- W. D. harvey
Charles Manuel Of Cambridge Mass" Is
In this place.-Mrs Q. y. llagan returned
Friday from three weeks stay at High
gate Springs.-Mr, and Mrs. stephen l..
Griggs and son, Thomas Griggs, of Mon
treal are at the home of Mrs, Henry Nc
Kinney.-The Rev. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Fuller
and son. Robert, left Monday for
North Stratford, ~ H., where Mrs. Full
Ter and son will remain for several weeks
Mr. Fuller will return 10 Richford on
the o5th. occunving the Baptlst pulpit on
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ALBURG.

While at work painting Tuesday after
noon at the local plant of the Boston
Jersey creamery Louis Godd!n was
caught in the shafting and frightfully
mangled. Goddn was painting overhead
and got too near the shafting his over
alls catching on a set-screw. Instantly
he was whirled around and around
and by the time fellow painter could
stop the machinery his clothing was
stripped completely off him His left leg
was broken in several places and he also
suffered a scalp wound and a laceratet
finger. Although badly hurt he did not
lose consciousness. He was taken toa Bur
lington hospital. Goddin is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Goddin of this place
and always made his home in Alburg
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

s. II. Greene, ID. D., and party from
Washington. d. c., We're In town Tues
day.-G. w, Wright celebrated his SSth
birthday Tuesday. Mr.. Wright is the old
est man III town. and is in good health.
He has always taken an active interest
In local matters-AIiss Villa Laplant is
clerking at y. j. Wright's store,-Law-
renee Rosser IS taking a two weeks va
cation at Newport,-The Independent Or
der of Foresters attended services In a
body Sunday at the Congregational
Church, after which they decorated the
graves of late members of the order,
George NJ Need, r, A. Hobrook and
Fred Lumbra.-Mrs. Grace Bent of Bos-
ton is al homo Visiting her mother.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs, Smith Of Burlington is visiting her
sisters. the Misses Alberts. at their home
here.-Mrs. George Champagne of Shell
burne, who has been the guest of rea-
tives here the past week. returned to her
home Saturday.-Miss Harriet Edwards
has gone to Lake Sunapee, N. H.. where
she will be the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Chandler, at their summer home.-Misl
Leonora Treat, who has been a f1iest at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Whit
comb, has returned to her home ini Pitts
ford,-Miss Beatrice Bostwlck of Boston
Is at the home of Mrs T. Terrier for her
annual vacation Of two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Nichols have re-
turned from a weeks styy with Mrs
!. Jennie Fay at her homo in MilIon.--
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. o. L, Kinds OF Burlington /,
spending week with her sister. Miss VI
J, Darlng,-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stew
art and three children OF Montreal are a
the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Jan,
Burleson.-Edwin Chaffee of Bradeu
town, Fla, is visiting his sister, Mrs. =
A. Mosier,-The Misses Jennie and Edna
Mcdowell Of Kansas are at their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. ~. c. Dcrby.-Mr. and Mrs
Preston Sykes We're guests of his sister
Mrs. NJ. PotnrSnn. ThMrshaY
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. S. A. Stiles has returned from
Enosburg Falls, where she has been Wis
iting at the home of L. L. Marsh,-Mrs
Dora Wiley of Richford spent the week
end at the home of Austin Shufet.-Clay-
ton Pudvah and Violet Young were mar
ried Monday morning at the Catholic
Church in Enosburg Falls. They were
given reception that evening at the
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SWANTON.

A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at the
home of Mrs william a. Loop. when her
daughter, Anna Frances. was married
to Earl Wiimont Reed, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph w. Reed of this place. The
Rev. n. O, Bowlby of Meriden, n. r.,
was the officiating clergyman Only near
relatives were presnt. Among those
present from out of town We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. James q. Loop and son of Burling-
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Quite number from here attended th'
funeral Of Mrs. Guy Nichols at Esse y
Junction Saturday, Mrs. Nichols was
formerly Miss Jessie Macomber of this
placc-Nlrs. II. w. LAdd and sister Mrs
Luveland. are visiting Mrs. II. c. Ladd
of Alburg.-The Rev. and Mrs. Hopkins
arrived at their camp, WESTERLY" Fri
day.-The Ladies' Aid society will hold
an ice cream social at the home of r. w
Gordon Thursday evening. July 23.-About
- from here attended the ball game at
St. Adams Saturday, going in motor
boats. The game resulted in a score OF
to > In favor of Grand Isle.