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STARKSBORO.

Mrs, William Hill and children of East
Barnard are visiting relatives and friends
here-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fowler and
Leonard Fowler have returned to their
home in East Bethel Miss Edith Fowler
returning with them for an extended visit
Mrs. NJ. ]. Fowler expects to go to Lake
George the last of the week. where she
has a position in store.-Mrs. Seldom
Caldwell and Mrs, George Lane of St. AL
bans are to move in Frank Smiths tene-
ment house for few weeks. -Scldon Cald-
well from Rouses Point was at f. c.
Smiths over Sunday.-About 30 from Pros
poet Grange. Lincoln, visited the Starks-
boro Grange Friday night The third and
fourth degrees were conferred on "A class
of H. the visiting grange doing the work
Mrs. q. II. clifford, who has been very
low is somewhat better.--Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Cove and family of East Char
lotte were over-Sunday guests at T.. *.
Eddy's.-Mrs. George Thompson and son
of East Barnard are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill.-Mrs. Janette
Norton Of Bristol is visiting her sister,
Mrs Fred Thorn.-F. 5. Ferguson George
Clifford and Charles Devoid attended the
odd Fellows memorial services in Mid
dlebury Sunday.
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dow of South Lin
coin are parents of n son, born several
days ago.-The Rev. John n. Coleman Of
Rutland preached in the Methodist Church
Sunday morning and at South Lincoln In
the afternoon.-The childrens day exer-
clses al the Baptist Church Sunday even
ing were we'll attended, over 200 being
present-Mr. and Mrs. L. A Bryant have
gone to Malone, n Y, to visit their son,
+. II. Bryant.-Mrs. Nelson Crane Is very
ill.-Mlss Mryle Jackman from Proctor
spent Sunday Mt home.-Daniel Garland
is breaking ground for a new store block
on the lot he bought of V. W. Morgan
G. Il. Cove and family of Charlotte are
visiting at c. A. rlnton's.-George Will
iams is very i'll at John Hamlton's.
threatened with typhoid fever.-Miss Hat
tie Steadman of Ferrisburg Is visiting in
town.-Alss Carrie Pierce is visiting in
Warren and Waterbury.
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CH|1TENDEN COUNTY
WILLISTON.

Beatrice Phelps with her two brothers
from Burlington are spending few weeks
with their era ndparents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
y. Tilley.-Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bombard
and daughter, Josephine. and Robert
SIENNA loft Saturday on an automobile
trip to Concord, y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin James and Miss Nettie Warren We're
in Richmond Sunday night.-Children's
day was observed at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning. The church was pref
tily decorated with evergreen and yellow
roses and other flowers. The children
were we'll trained and the exercises were
enjoyed.-The quarterly conference will
be held Friday afternoon at the church
parlors. District Superintendent Mr..
Coleman viii be present.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Cutler from Burlington were
guests of their sister, Mrs. Miles Krans.
Saturday and Sunday.-The schools in
town all close Friday.
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HANCOCK

George Edmund Wilson died at his
home June . He had been Ill for over
year with cancer in the stomach, for
which there was no help The funeral
was held June ., with interment in the
village cemetery by the side Of his wife
who died two years ago.-Mrs. celia
Lingard and two children from Lincoln
are visiting her parents. Mr. ana Mrs
j. T. Smith. They gave her surprise
party June Il, it being her End birthday.
There We're - present--G. r. Church and
+. /. Martin were In Middlebury first
If the week on business.-Mrs. Pcrcis
Andrews. who was with her brother,
Loren Spencer, all winter and who for
the past few weeks has been staying
with her son, Fred, and family: went to
Newport, n. H., the first of the week
to visit her daughter, Anna.
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VERGENNES.

EGGS brought 81 and butter % cents in
this market Saturday.-At a meeting OF
the Vergennes Improvement society, Mrs
j. II Donnely, Mrs W. S. Bristol, Mrs
c. f. Stebbins, Mrs. NJ. 7. Bristol, Mrs
f. Gee and Miss Mary Strong were ap-
pointed a street committee. Work was
commenced on the street at once.-HuGh
Ball is spending few days with his broth
er, Ora Ball. Of Montpelier, annual
school meeting will be held June 80 in the
city hall-Miss Julia WOodman has closed
her school in Brandon and is a. the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. d. Wood
man.-Mrs Fred Hammond of Middlebury
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Collins-R
l.. Kingsland was In Burlington Saturday.
The Vergennes high school held its an
nuai boa tribe Saturday, about 100 going on
the excursion on the steamer Victor to
Fort Frederick-F. l.. Grandey has de-
livered a Ford touring car to Homer Bost-
wick,-Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Snyder and son.
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MONkTON.

There was a large gathering at the chill
drens day exercises Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. \. b. c. Deming of Bristol
are guests of l.. +. Mech and family
Miss Ruby McEntec of Rutland is visiting
her mothcr.-Mr and Mrs John Carpenter
Of Huntington We're over-Sunday visitors
Of their daughter Mrs. George Sweet,
and famiy.-Thc Ladies' Aid will hold its
next social at the home of Mrs. Delta
Dean on Wednesday, June "a. Tea will
be served instead of dinner-The select
men are having sand and stone drawn
preparatory to building a cement bridge
over the stream by the blacksmith shop
Mrs. NJ. f. Morgan visited her sister. Mrs,
Della Dean, over Sunday.-Mrs. Jane
Smith is now gaining.-Mrs. f. II. Dean
and Miss Myrtle Mech have returned from
their visit in burlington.
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Prof p. G. Ham Of Randolph was the
guest Tuesday night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A Ross,--The opera house was
filed to its capacity last evening for
the final exercises of tho graduating
class of the Vergennes high school,
which numbers 90, the largest class In
its history. The stage was prettily
decorated with evergreens and Movers
the color scheme being green ana
white. Principal j. c. walker an
nounced the five ranking members or
the class as follows. Marcelline ELIZA
beth Laushway, Elsie Langworthy
Foote, Mae Vera Hunt Helen Bur
roughs and Blanche Smith. The pres
entation of diplomas was made by
Supt. w II. Douglass. The members
of the graduating class are; Teachers
training course. Anna a. Bristol, Jes-
sic r. Collins. Theresa A. Middlebrook,
Lottie r. Rogers, Eva NJ. Rogers, De-
liza y. Rogers, Annie G.. Wood, Herrika
M. Rock. Halle r. Hawlev; Latin
course Milo f. Bristol. winthrop NJ.
Smith, Vera NJ. Hunt. Helen j. Bur
roughs. Charles w. Barrows, Marcel
line +. Laushway, Voiney y. S. Avery,
Elsie l., Footc, Ralph G. Norton,
Blanche M. Smith, Mary G. Munette;
English course, Fabian W. Rivers. John
W. Bristol, Harry l.. Stebbins, Doug
lass G. Garneau, w. Elliotte Caisse,
Clarence L. Fisher Thomas S. Thorne,
Marguerite Daniels, Howard L. Gran
dey.-Principal and Mrs J. c. Walker
entertained the members Of the grad
uating class of the Ncrgennes school
at their home on Main street Tuesday
evening.-Mr and Mrs Stukely Smith
| both of whom are IS years of age
started Tuesday for New York city to
visit their grandson, T1crmon smith
Leon Larrow has finished work in the
store of j. II. Scranton and Leonard
Lawrence has taken his place.-Mr
and Mrs j. S. Roberts of Glens Falls
\. " were in town yesterdaY.-Miss
Anna Wood will leave to-day for Ran
dolph, whore she will spend the vaca'
ton with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
T.. II. Wood.--Miss Florence st. Claii
has resigned her position in Burling
ton and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ar,
! thur Sorrell
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,REEN MOUNTAIN VIEW STOCK
FARM for sale, 400 acres, near fine
market, four miles to station, on main
road 200 acres of best tillage land, one
of the smoothest farms in the State.
extra good brook pasture plenty of
wood and timber sugar orchard and
modern sugar making equipment. spring
water all over farm, good IA room
house. hot air furnace. three barns,
main barn accommodates 45 head of
cattle, two l40-ton sios, tenement
house and hog pen IS head cattle, i,
one pair horses, one pair mules. five
brood sows, one boar pig; everything
in farming tools. Engine, ensilage cut
ter and blower, threshing machine and
cream separator Annual income from
farm better than 5000 yearly. Price
for everything, sl100o; $500 down.
ALSO 1900 ACRES of timber land in
town of Elmore, estimated five mill
lion feet, with sawmill capacity 1900
feet daily. good water privilege and 100
II. p boiler and engine, rig to cut out
chair stock Good house and barn. with
one acre of lard close to mill, mill
four Tn!lc3 TO re- ilroad; nctual cost OF
mill $4,000. VII, sell mill and land for
SIG, 900; price down s. 90 and balance
on stumpasc s. pc. thousand, For
more description white l.. = Senesac,
Gilmore, Vt, 4s,w,4t,
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the prize-speaking of the high school, her
brother Frank being one OF the speak,
ers.-Mlss Lottie Hull, who teaches In
Thetford, is at home for tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. II, II. Preble were in orwell
the first of the week to audit the books or
the Shoreham Telephone and Telegraph
company.--NIrs G. w. Howard is visiting
in Woodstock. The high school play Will
be given Friday evening in academy hall.
Mrs. Humphrey and two children OF
Cohoes, n. Y, are boarding at w. O..
Larrabee's Miss Ethel Belden is attend
Ing the graduating exercises of Castleton
normal school.
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Ogle, Omer John Bedard, Geraldine Ber-
nice Turner, James Henry Affair, Mar
garet Jane O'Brien. Crawford William
Horton, Armand Leo Fafard. Maurice
John Dubrule, Enola Grace Devino, Fred
Mayo. Mildred Gladys Turner, Max Han
son, Mary Irene Metivier, Hazel Gladys
Flint, Rose RUfina Galuska. John Robert
Kendrick, John Joseph Thibodeau and Eli
Joseph Lavigne.
surprise party was rendered Miss
Lydia Manseau at her home on Main
street by the Sodality of the. Children
Of Mary Tuesday evening. In the form Of
miscellaneous shower. Miss Manseau
VIII be married Monday morning at st.
FRANCIS Xavier Church to George
Sheppard Mr. Sheppard Is member
OF the graduating class of the Winoosk
nigh school this week Friday. He has
been employed as mail carrier out Of
the local postofflce covering the rural
route for several years past and attend
cd school in the afternoon
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Mary Spaulding went home with
MIR. and Mrs, Ira Morse to Jeffersonville
Friday for a few days-Mr. and Mrs. f.
II. Kinds returned from Cambridge
Thursday accompanied by Miss Hinds-
Mrs. D. T. Conlan went to Boston Sat-
urday and took charge of the Rev. D. T.
Conlan's work Sunday. lie left
here the first of the week to Join her
in their future work.-Mrs. George Chap
man still remains critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder, with thei
son and daughter Of Boston are in town
for 10 days outing Mrs. Edith A.
Mix Of Hardwick is with her niece, Mrs
J. II. Norton.-Mrs. Alton Kenyon will
entertain the Kings Daughters next
week.--The Rev. D. T. Conlan went from
here Tuesday morning to his future home
In Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S, Snyder and two
children, Frederic and Martha are stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Fargo
spending their vacation among old
| friends and revisting many familiar
DaCe9
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WINOOSKl.

Invitations were received in town Mon
day for the wedding of Miss Alice
Frances Fiske, daughter OF Mrs, Alice
Jennings Fiske Of Brandon, to Roy How
ard Cole The wedding will take place at
Mrs Fishes home, woodland" in Bran
don Wednesday evening, June "a Miss
Fiske and her mother We're residents or
this village prior to two years ago and
Miss Fiske is graduate of the high school
in the class of 1912.
Phillip Guillette of West Spring street
and Miss Mira Chicoine were married at
St. Francis Xavier Church Monday
morning, the Rev. ]. F. Audet performing
the ceremony and celebrating the nuptial
mass. Noel Guilette, son OF the groom,
attended him. while the brother of the
bride, p. n. Chicoine, attended her. The
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the groom, after which the couple
left for Montreal to spend their honey
moon.
Professor Kopensky of the University of
Michigan has advanced two theories as to
the cause of the vpheaval of the Winooski
river bed a few weeks ago. He stated
that either one Of the two theories was
plausible, that either the weight of the
falling bank caused a detached underlying
stratum to tilt or that it caused "A deposit
of clay to be squeezed out, forcing the clay
bed of the stream upward. The first the
DRY was similar to the one advanced at
the time by Principal Stackpole of the
high school. Mr.. Stackpoe In company
with state Geologist Perkins of the Uni
versty Of Vermont and Professor Kopen-
! sky visited the scene recently, The State
gcologist has Travelled extensively in the
! interest of science and stated that he had
never seen any similar upllft of earth
whore the circumstances were the same
The commencement exercises of the
graded schools will take place this week,
| The grammar school graduation exercises
| will be held in the assembly hall of the
! high school Thursday afternoon and in
! the evening the reception TO the senior
class of the high school will be held from
eight to twelve o'clock Invitations have
already been issued for the same. The
reception and dance will he preceded by a
musical and literary program Friday
evening at eight o'clock the high school
graduating exercises will he held There
are eight graduates in the high school
class this year, as follows: Latin-scien-
tihc course, Irene Mary Devino, Frances
Enoa Turner and Burke Lincoln Bigwood
| English course, Mabel Christina Bulger,
Earl Raymond Benedict, Joseph Aaron
Kenney George Louis Sheppard and
Charles Claude Fitzgerald, Professor Mar
bury b. ogle of the University OF Ver-
mont will give the address to the class.
There are % graduates in the grammar
school: PAM Joseph Crowley. Francis
Peter Brassor, Elaine Clarkson Monroe,
| Lawrence William Levee. Leila Dayton
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. +. J. Sumner spent Sunday in
Poultney.-Mrs Charles Wainwright is
not so week.-Mrs.. j. +. Dyer entertained
the Daughters of Ruth on Tuesday
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucia Thomas, a
lifelong resident of this town. was held
at the congregational Church Friday,
the Rev. +. r, Ryder officiating The
Lake Dunmore Creamery company are
making much needed repairs on their
building Silver Lake camp meeting will
begin Friday. conducted by the Rever-
ends h. $. Taylor and George w Willis
-Dunmore Grange will hold its regular
meeting Friday evening, it being a me-
mortal service. All former members are
invited and refreshments will be served
A j. wainwright and family, Ned
Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Clapper We're called here by the Illness
and death of their grandmother, Mrs
Lucia Thomas.
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SHOREHAM.

w. j, Anderson has returned to Mount
Hermon, Mass.-Miss Mable Larrabee,
student at Northheld, is at home for the
summer.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. u. Cook and
Mrs Parker We're in Troy, n. Y" for the
week-end-T annual meeting and ban
quet of the Moravian club was held at
Mrs. John Jones' June u, The officers for
the coming year are: President. Mrs w.
G. Larrabee; vice-presldent, Mrs c. L.
Cook: secretary. Mrs. IL. II. Burge; assist
ant secretary. Mrs. Maria Smith; treasur-
er. Mrs. John Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Stokes Of Middle
bury were weekend visitors at r. II.
Preble' s.-Miss Mcehan of the telephone
exchange was in MiddleburY Tuesday at
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Estate of Lille Merchant.
STATE OF VERMONT. District

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To all persons interested IN the es-
tate of Lille Merchant, late of Willis
ton, in said district, deceased
Greetings
At a probate court, holden at Bur
lington, within and for said district,
on the 18Th day Of June, 1914, an
instrument purporting to be the last
viii and testament of Lille Merchant.
late Of winston, in said district,
deceased. was presented to the court
aforesaid, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that
the 9Th day of July, 1914, at 10 a
m, at the probate office in said Bur
lington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument, AM that notice thereof be
given to All persons concerned. BY
publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Weekly
Fee Press, newspaper circulating
In that vicinity, In said district. prev
: - to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified
10 appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid. and contest
tho probate of said will. II you have
cause.
Given under my hand, at Burling,
ton. in said district. this 18th day of
J. IL MACOMBER.
|b1w3t Judge.
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WHITING.

Levi jefferson Rawson died at the state
hospital in Waterbury Saturday morn
ins, June 10. He was born at Shroon
Lake, N. ", about sc years ago and had
spent the greater part of his life in the
west. returning to the home of his
nephew, rred Rawson, Of Whiting last
winter and was committed to the asy-
lum in February. He is survived by
three children, Mrs. Ray Ketchem or
Sudbury. Addison Rawson of Rouses
Point, n. Y. and John, in the West.
Funeral services were held at the grave
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Robert l..
Caster officiating. Burial was in the
East Shoreham cemetery.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Dr. George Russell of Arlington has
been spending a few days with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A, r. Russell-Miss
c. Miles has closed her school in Char
lotte and is a home for the summer VaCa-
tion.-'The services of childrens day viii
he observed at the Friends Church on
Sunday.-Lee Russell, who has been in
Arlington for few weeks, has returned,
much improved in health-The Willing
Workers were pleasantly entertained
Wednesday at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. David Barton in Bristol. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. f.. G.. Cox.
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ADDISON.

Miss Nesta Putnam was among the
speakers at the prize speaking of YER
gennes high school \ number from here
attended.-Mr and Mrs. NYron Smith
were in Cornwall Sunday. guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Ira Hambln.-Mr and Mrs Ju-
Illus Clark have as their guest for two
weeks their grandson, Master Theron
Mitchell, of st. Albans.-The Ladies Aid
meet at the parsonage Wednesday after
noon, Mrs. Boardman and Mrs. St. Clare
ntertaning.-M Frank Wood is visit
ing I'm Rutland and attending the COM
mencement exercises at Castleton Nor
NAL
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wood and son. Rob
ert. of Brandon visited in town Sunday.
Mrs Arthur Freegard was dismissed
from the hospital Saturday. She is with
her mother in Middlebury for a visit be-
fore returning home.-Mrs. G. T. Mason
went Tuesday to Winsted, Conn. to visit
her daughter. Mrs. ]. \. Warner, and
remains of jefferson Raw
son We're brought here Sunday from Wa
terbury. Burial was in Shoreham.
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ORWELL.

Sunday was observed as children's
day, the exercises taking the place Of
the morning service.-Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Laverey are parents of a son, born June
S.-Robert 11ddey is in the employ of
II. y. Prescott at the Orwell
creamery. a. c. Needham has re-
turned to Whiting after spending some
days with her daughter, MIS-. II. A. Hall.
Miss Mable Grow is at home from
Mount Ida school.-Mrs, John Hall Is
spending some days with her son, Rollin
a. Hall, in Port Henry, y. I.-Dr l.. b.
Rowe spent last week in Montreal
r.. +. French has torn down the ell to
his house and is to build larger one
Arthur r. Cults of Chicago is with Ills
brother, l.. w. Cults, here at the OLD
home, Brooksde.-M +: Eliza Sessions
has been in town for a week in the inter-
est of the kurn Hattin Home for Boys.
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WESTFORD.

The Fortnightly club has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
President. Mrs. Petty; vlce-president.
Mrs. Kimball: secretary, Miss Lennia
Grow; assistant secretary, Mrs. Jackson:
treasurer. Mrs, Grace Perry: program
committee, Mrs. Allen. Mrs Hall and Mrs.
White.-There will be a meeting OF the
osgood Hill Cemetery association at f. E.
Austin's June 20.--Alfred McLane went to
the Fanny Allen hospital Saturday for the
removal Of his appendix. The operation
was successful and Mr.. McLane is doing
well-Children day was observed by all
the churches Sunday.
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BRISTOL.

The following was the order of exer-
cises of the high school graduation Fri
day afternoon; Music; prayer music;
salutatory. Leslie Edwin BILLINGS;
prison Reform" Wesley Carpenter Lit
tie; The Problem Of the Rural Teacher"
Rena Belle Hill; music; Vocational Ed
ucation in Secondary Schools" Florence
Balm Hanks; "Americanism" and vale
dctory, Hiram Rupert Hammer; music;
address, the Hon. George NJ Powers:
music; presentation of diplomas and
prizes.-The work of placing the founda-
tions Of s u. Fairs block is under way.
II. p. Wood has the contract.-Ths
alumni lawn party at Judge +. \, Has
octines Friday was one of the most de-
ightful functions Of commencement
week.-C. w Corey was able to ride out
and spend the day Friday with his
daughter, Mrs F.. II. Boynton.-The Their
mometed indicated 81 degrees here Friday
and Saturday.-Miss Jessie l. Ross prn-
cipal of the teachers training class of
the high school, has gone to her home
in Grand Isle for the summer vacation.
Miss Ruby Vosburg of the high school
has gone to her homo In Middlcbury for
the summer vacation-The ball game
Friday afternoon, alumni and the high
school, resulted in a victory for the
alumni. to "a large delegation of Odd
Fellows from here attended the memoir
ial services of Lake Dunmore Lodge in
Middlebury Sunday.
c. T.. Cove of Burlington WAS in town
Monday on his way home from Crescent
City, Fla where he spent the winter
Mrs w J. Brown has gone to Plainheld
| for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs d. j. La
fayette of Plainfeld have been the guests
OF relatives here this week,-Royal Ham
ilton of Charlotte spent the Weekend in
town.-Olin Atkins and family Of Lin
coin visited at B. j. Clarks Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Roberts of Shelburne We're
| over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
w. Norton.-There were interesting chill
dren's day exercises at the Baptist and
Methodist Churches Sunday with short
sermons by the pastors and exercises by
the children.-The True Blue class of the
Methodist sunday school are at the lake
this week the guests of Mrs. Henry Lam
don.-Dr. and Mrs. Landon Abernethy of
Bakersfield were over-Sunday guests of
his parents Mr. and Mrs c, p Aber-
nethy. Miss Grace Abernethy returned
home with them.
meeting of w. c. Dunton Post q. \,
r., VIII he held Monday afternoon.-Nrs.
Julia Clifford of burlington is visiting
| In town.-This program for July 4 in
Bristol has been arranged Field sports
of various kinds; two ball games. the
| Burlington |. o. q. +. Athletic assocla-
ton VS.. the Bristol Athletic association,
the first game at 1000 a. m. Music Will
be furnished by the Citizens band.-Mrs
jeanette Norton i1 visiting in Starksboro
Mr. and Mrs. A, r, C. Donning are in
Monkton.-The remains of Mrs Susan
TAYLOR Hubbard were brought here from
MiddleburY Tuesday and inferred in
Greenwood cemetery.-Mrs. W. +. Chase
and Mrs John Tatro of Salisbury were
In town yesterday.