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EAST CHARLOTTE.

An unusually large congregation was
In attendance at the morning service at
the Baptist Church Sunday to hear the
Rev. George II. Carr, former pastor
here. now of Ulysses. Pa, who, with his
family, Is visiting in town.-Mrs. Bertha
Rogers and Mrs James Mallon of AL
bany, n. y who have been spending
two weeks at Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. DARTS,
Mrs. Rogerss parents. We're Joined Sun
day by Mrs Mallons husband. James
Mallon, and William f. Smith, who
motored from Albany. They will spend
few days at Mr. DARTS. when the
party will return to Albany.-Mr. and
Mrs L. G. Dart, their daughter, Mrs.
Rogers, and W. +. Smith went to Hunt
ington Sunday by automobile and were
guests for the day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ovette
Morrill.-A pleasant reunion of the Pur-
linton families was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beers Sunday.
! Nearly 30 people were present. The
| guests present We're the relatives of Mrs
Beers from Bristol, Lincoln, Starksboro
Coventry and Charlotte.--A son, Thomas
was born Thursday morning to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Edward Bessctte.-Mrs. George
Seguin is suffering from a broken wrist
Five people We're baptized at the river
Sunday afternoon by the Rev. +. Place.
William H. Lessor. who has been liv-
| ing in Bennington for a year or more.
has moved back to Charlotte with his
family. They are living with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Lessor, for
the present.-A daughter was born July
IS to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell-Mr.
| nd oil nP Dar har
Cal, are spending a week at their farm
at the village, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dow, who occupy the farm
Mrs. Guy Baldwin and two sons OF
Dandy are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. S. Fonda-Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Susier of StarksbOro have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Buster Mrs William II. Lessor Is SER
iously i'll at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lessor in the south part of the
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Frances, left Saturday for Lake Sunapec,
n. H., whore they will be the guests Of
his daughter, Mrs a. II. Chandler at
their summer home.--The Richmond I'm
dcrwear factory will close Saturday noon
for their annual two weeks vacation.
The Rev. Frances Kimball, Mrs. FL
len williams and Mrs. T.. G.. Nichols
left Tuesday noon for Milton, where
they will be the guests of Mrs Jennie
Fay for several days.--A daughter was
born July 2S to Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
phillips.-Mlss smith OF Detroit, Mich,
who has been tho guest of friends In
town, has returned to Burlington for
a short stay before returning to her
home--Mrs. Fred ]. Kenyon and
daughter, Lorraine, have returned from
Milton, where they have been the
guests of her sister for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Hurley has gone with
Miss Josephine Fay of Essex Junction
on an automobile trip to Lake Dun
more. Rutland, and Lake Bomoseen,
and will also visit Miss Burnham of
Brandon, who was formerly n teacher
here in the high school-Miss Dorothy
Grow of Waterbury Is spending a
part of her vacation here with her
aunt, Miss Eva BaXter.-Miss Harriet
Towers is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Gleason in Burlington.
Phillip Arsno of st. Adams Is the
guest of friends In town.-The Bethel
Richmond baseball game that was to
have been played at Bristol Wednes-
day was cancelled on account of rain.
No services will be held at the
Universalist Church during August.
The pastor the Rev Thomas Stratton,
and wife have gone to Rutland, where
they VIII spend a part of their vaca-
tion with their daughter, Mrs Stat
ford.-F. G.. Nichols is visiting in Mil
ton.-Twins, n boy and n girl, were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Donahue
July 2S.-Mss Beatrice Bostwick, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Tuson Ter
| rien for the past three weeks, leaves
| this morning for her home in Boston
| Mrs. Abbie Gallup went "Wednesday
to Haverhill Mass, where she will
| be the guest of her son for two weeks
| Mrs. II. J.. Besett is visiting in
| 11inesburg.-Mrs. Kate Freeman and
| children of Essex are visiting at the
| home Of her brother NJ ]. Gleason
A party was given yesterday after
noon at the home of the Rev. and Mrs
| Charles Walter for the members OF
| the cradle roll of the Congregational
! Church
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. McCauly of Burling-
ton are spending the week at the Com
mercial House.-Mrs. L. II. Rood Of
Swanton is visiting in town.-Mlss Libbie
Oheerc, who has been in town for a few
days. returned to st Albans Sunday
Harold Grove Of Sheldon was in town
Sunday-Mrs. +, NJ Barr and son, Rob.
ert. OF Lawrence, Mass, who have beer
visiting Mrs l.. o. Nyc, have gone tt
Littleton, y. r., where they vii! visi.
relatlves.-Dr. and Mrs T.. A. Bates, wht
hove beer at the Springs, occupying thel
Squirrel Inn camp for four weeks, hav
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Austin and daughter, who have beef
visiting Mrs, c. @. Austin. have returned
TO St Albans.--Mr. and Mrs. G.. C. Stev-
ems of st. Adams were in town Sunday
r. l.. Webster of Swantor was in town
Monday.-Mlss Margaret Steele has re-
turned from Fairfield, where she has
been visiting Miss Gertrude Brannon.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Louie Carpenter of Enosburg
Falls visited blue Bird" camp Thurs
day.-Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter Of Enosburg
Falls is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
T.. Il. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs Lauren Pom
eroy and Miss Katherine Perley of Enos-
burg Falls We're guests of Mrs. +, NJ
Stone Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. James Chy-
noweth and daughter, Alice, of st. AL
bans were guests at "Blue Bird" camp
Friday.-Miss Grace Wadlelgh Is passing
a few days In Rurlington.--Mrs. II. A.
Pond has returned from the Mary Fetch
er hospital BurlinGton.-The Rev. w. p.
Stanley of San Mateo, Cal, is with his
family at the home of Charles Allen
Mrs George RugE and daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, who have been at the home of
Mrs ID. Moren for three weeks, have re-
turned to their home In Glens Falls, n. Y.
Mrs, d. Moren, Mrs. George Rugg and
p. J. Moren motored to Fairfax and re-
turn SaturdaY.-Peter La Motto OF Min
neapols, MINI. and j. A. La Motto of
Rhineander. Wis, who have been visit
Ing their sister. Mrs. Jerry Desautels, left
Monday for Montreal.-Mrs. d. w. Paul
and children have gone to Riverside camp
for few weeks.-Miss Frances Hadd is
passing a few weeks In Chester.
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FRANKLIN.

duRhter was born to Mr.. and MRS
Albert Ploof Monday morning.-Th Row.
G. G. Adams of Essex Junction preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday.
MIR. Adams began his work here several
years ago when student in the sem
inary.-F. p. Morey and family started
for their home in Springfield, Mass
Monday mornin.--It Is expected that the
Rev. and Mrs. Day will return from
Pittsfleld this week.--Platt Van Dusen Of
oregon, Fred Van Dusen of stowe and
Foter Van Dusen Of Sheldon were guests
Mt Benjamin CooledRc's Saturday and
Sunday.-The Hon. c. w. Gates was In
knnnn- N Il "Wednesday
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lAM0|llE COUNTY
STOWE.

]. y. Cairns of Brooklyn. y. y, has
purchased of George W. Chapman the
Eureka stock and dairy farm formerly
owned for many years by Charles r. Par
ker. The sale includes stock and equip
ment. Mr.. Chaplin has agreed to give
possession by August II. Mr.. Cairns
who will carry on the farm, will return
to Brooklyn for his family, which con
sists of Mrs CAIRNS and three small
sons. Mr. CAIRNS was formerly In the
ice business in brooklyn
Mrs. Helen Butler and son. Warren II.
Butler and Miss Helen Glover. who
stopped in Stowe Friday night on their
way from Montreal, to visit Mrs Buffers
uncles Eliakim and Edwin r. Bigelow
left for their homes In Danvers, Mass.
Sunday.-A son was horn July q to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred II, Harris. Their nine
year-old son, Guy, who Is critically III,
remains about the same.-Mrs. Sprague
of Framingham. Mass, who has visited
Mr., and Mrs, George Fowler of Framing
ham at The Knoll" their summer homo
in stowe, returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Fowler accompanied her for a short stay
in Framingham,-Mrs Harold c. NJ
Mahon gave party to 16 young married
ladies Friday evening In honor OF MISC
Barbara Burt, who is soon to be mar
red to L. II. Moody of Minneapolis \
delightful supper was served at four
tables. The color scheme of the decora-
lions and menu was pink and white.
Pink and white carnations formed the
centerpiece of each table. During tho
supper there was music on the plano
and violin by Miss Ruth Mcmahon and
| Donald NJ Mcmahon. During the even
! ing Mss Burt was given a shower of
| gifts from the ladies present The gifts
which We're presented with a witty
| original poem. included articles of silver.
! hand-painted china, embroidered linen
| and a gold friendhip pin. Among the
guests were Mrs II. w Barrows, Mrs.
| T. A. Douglass, Mrs. CT. H. Marshall.
Mrs f. G. Stafford. Mrs. f. f Stafford
Mrs H. f. Jenney Mrs, l.. S. Macutchan,
Mrs X. c. Robinson Mrs. II. Z. Pike
Mrs w T. Burt Mrs f. o. Burt, Mrs
G. A. Douglass, Mrs ID. c, Scribner of
Biddeford, Me, Mrs, w II. Faunce of
| Providence, r. l., Mrs, w w, Houston
| of Cleveland, Ohio
Leslie Guy Harris. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred H. Harris died Sunday
morning at four O'Clock of brain tumor.
| The boy was nine years old last Deem.
Der He was the sixth child of his par-
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RICHMOND.

Mrs Fred ]. Kenyon and daughter,
Lorraine, were guests of her sister in Mil
ton over Sunday.-Misses Beatrice Bost-
wick and Elizabeth Henley have returned
from a short stay in St Albans.-P. f.
Green of Bristol Is visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs =. l.. Wllbur,-Mrs,
Rustedt of Rutland is a guest at the home
of the Rev and Mrs Charles Waffle
Miss Sarah Whtcomb has returned from
two weeks stay at the home OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Il. i. Treat In Plttsford-
]. f. OByrne who has been spending a
two weeks vacation at the home of his
parents. returned TO his home in Boston
Sunday noon Mrs. O'Byrne Will remain
q few days,-Miss Zoe Palmer, who was
graduated at the Castleton Normal school
In June. has been engaged as teacher In
the graded school at North Hero,-Miss
Rose Donaway was with her parents in
Vergennes over Sunday.-H, c. Gleason
of Burlington was in town Saturday
&c. A, Edward ana granddaughter. Miss
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daughter returned to their home in
Brookline, Mass, Tuesday. --Orlin Leach
of Philadelphia Is visiting In town-An
automobile party consisting Of Mrs.
Rachel Sturgis and her guests, Mrs Alb
bic Reed Of St Adams and Mrs. Charles
Cahaskie and son of Brewston, N. Y,
motored Tuesday to st. Rocks and into
Canada on their return that night
Mrs. c. w. Richardson. who has been
In the family of a. ] Caldwell during
the absence of her sister, Mrs Caldwell,
for three weeks In Maine. returned to
her home in South Royalton with her
daughter Miss Lillian. Tuesday.--Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Clough Of Dedhan,
Mass. have been visiting his brother,
Or. L. w Clough. on School street
Philo Stanley has Returned from a two
weeks vacation and Is again in the
store of r. c. Farrell.--Mrs. w. f. Mil
guy has returned from 10 days visit
I'm Barre.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

DR.. and Mrs. b. D. Colby of Sudbury
were over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Bixby.-The Misses Essie Sylvester
and Marion MCGOWAN of Grand Isle spent
Sunday with Mrs Ezra Hoag,-Mrs w. II.
Heath and her four children Of Wolcott
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs I.
T. Bromley.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Myers
are parents of n daughter, born Thurs
day,-Mrs. Joseph Baker OF Massachusetts
is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Ny
ers, Sr, She was a former resident of
Dorset street Miss Marion Curry is in
Bristol for visit OF two weeks with rel
atiVes.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Gordon, L. w. Cor
don and Mrs. II. 7. MCGOWAN were called
to Suncook. y. H, Wednesday by the
death of Miss Elsie Gordon.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. f. Bordwell of Gloversville, y
Y, are spending some time with rela-
uves in town.-The ice-cream social a
Edison Gordons was well attended. not
wtthstanding the rain. The music by the
people from Island Villa was much APP.
prcciatcd The annual sale held by the
Ladies' Aid society will be held August
6.-Frank Hyde, a lifelong resident Of
this place, died suddenly at his homo
early Tuesday morning. Mr.. HYDE leave:
three borthers and one sister.-Charles
Hyde, who has heen visiting relatives
here, returned to his home in Massa.
ChUscttS Monday.
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SHELBURNE.

Bessie and Fanny Knapp OF Mancelona'
Mich, have been visiting their uncle
Mark Thompson
Miss Grace Jackman, who has been
attending summer school in Castleton'
has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs Har-
key L. Russell are parents of daugh-
ner, Barbara Sprague, born Saturday
h.ittle Miss Adele Greenleasc of Montreal
whose parents are occupying the d. A.
Tory cottage at Thompson's Point was
She weekend guest OF her aunt, Mrs D.
"a. Cory.-Mrs. Roy Sanders entertainer
"a few friends at her home Saturday
might in honor of Earl A, Braman's birth
Nay. Supper was served on the lawn anu
Hhe ladies presented MIR Braman with II
yet of Shakespeare.-Miss Janet harmon
has returned from Cedar Beach. where
mhe has been spending few weeks
A1essrs. Braman, Mitchell, Parker, Tay-
aor, Ray. Partch and Marsett have open
I'd camp and will spend couple of weeks
ut the Rowley beach.-Mrs. Julius Tracy
md son, Silas, have returned from AL
tany, ~ Y, where they went to attend
ahe funeral of Mrs. Tracy's brother, the
Rev Silas Edgerton.
At the opening dance given by the
Woodmcn in their now hall the sum
of 500 was reallzed.-Mr. and Mrs
Allen Bacon have returned from South
Noyalton. where they have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harlowe Thompson
Miss Bessie Kelley Is visiting Miss
laura Collamer.--Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
q Livingston, who have been visiting
his son, Carl Livingston. have return
ed to their home in Nashua, N. II
Father and son had not met for 2t
years. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Livingston
gave n reception for them which was
largely attended.
The Rev. w. Il. Goodman will preach
jn the schoolhouse Of the Sutton distric
9t eight o'clock tonight cordial in
Station is extended to all people in tn,
htcipit>
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WILLISTON.

The funeral Of Mrs. Paul SIENNA, who
died here at her home Friday. was held
In Underhill Center Sunday.-Mrs. Nellie
Mathews of Canada is the guest OF her
uncle, Henry Leat,-Mrs Stella Brown
and children of Chicago are spending a
few weeks with her father, j. e. Met
calf-Henry Bombard from Concord, n.
H., was the guest Of his brother, Joseph
Bombard, Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. A. f.
Page who have been in Maine the past
two weeks, returned Sunday.-Miss Susie
Bling IS tho guest of Mrs Miles Kraus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham from South Bur-
lington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Forbes last Sunday-Miss Vera
McFairlan is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs, William Goss,-William Woodruff
Is in Essex Junction caring for his
father, who Is very ILL.,
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louisville.

Mr.. Williams and family of New
York visited at F. II. Chessmore's the
first of the week.-Jcsse Gardner of
Plainficld spent Sunday in town.-Miss
Helen Nash was at her home in Jcri-
cho Monday.-Miss Gladys Hapgood is
visiting her aunt In Essex Junction
Miss Irene Miller is spending 10 days
in Warren Edward Crandall is
working in Essex Junction.-Most of
the farmers have finished haying in
this scction.-Ray Fletcher has gone
to his farm in Essex to look after the
haying there.
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AkERSEIEIn.

Miss Ethel Colburn of Burlington is
visiting her parents in town.-Miss Leila
Cowah has returned from n months stay
In Byfield. Mass Mrs Edward Tanner
and son, james, are visiting in Essex and
Sheldon.-Mr. and Mrs. y. o. Tillotson
spent Tuesday In st. Adams Mrs Carl
Perry of Boston is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Topper j. +.
Libbey of st. Adams was at the home Of
F. II. Potter Tuesday-Mrs. May Burdy
of Morrisvllc is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Barnes
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COLCHESTER.

A daughter. Ruth Anna, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Viddito on July %
at the home Of Mrs. Vidditos parents
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Carpenter.
Fred White of Gardner, Mass, Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Jennie Landon.--Roy
l.. Gale Of Plainfield is visiting at ]. H.
Lyon's.-Mrs. G. n. Wright and Mrs. A.
Mcneil who have been quite ill., are i'm
provtng-Chester Kirby is visiting his
aunt. Mrs, Myron Shaw.-Mrs. Aldrich
Is visiting at Clark Wright's this
Week.-Mrs. Eunice Prior spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Ned Kenyon
The next regular Grange meeting will be
held Friday night August Z. This will
be observed as ladies night"
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Fem and daughter, Miss Pauline,
of Westminster are visiting Mrs F. A.
Petty.-Mr. and Mrs. Pryor are visiting
at Amos Stearns.-Miss Luna Grow left
for Lebanon, n. H., Monday.-Miss Phila
Hall Is at home after graduating from
Albany Business College.-The Methodist
Ladies Aid will give a social Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. a. Petty.
The band will be in attendance
Miss Agnes Rugglcs is at home
from camp and II. T. II. Rugsles has
returned to California.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Cook are visit
Ing In Montreal.-A1ss Adeline Pease of
Northampton is visiting at J. A. Lewis
The Sunday school will have their boat
ride August 6.-Mrs. Harvey Williams
who has been visiting her daughter Mrs
Louis J. Dean, has returned to Brandon
Mrs. Myron Williams remains about the
Bame.-The new side track to the Slaw-
son-Decker milk plant is completed and
the milk is loaded directly into the car,
thus saving one handling The company
Is receiving nearly 200 cans per day at
present.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Louis Reynolds of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Reynolds,-The report Of the school
directors is published. Nine schools have
been maintained the past year at a cost
of S. 1875. 23-Mrs. ]. c. Davis and daugh-
ter of Rouses Point, n. Y, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Culver
C. T. Terrill has purchased the real estate
known. as the Calvin Putnam property
Lineas Slater of Essex Junction is visit
his son, +. c. Slater.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The Rev. w. L. Stanley. a former pas
tor, and located now Mt San Mateo,
Col, will preach in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Sunday morning at
1890 oclock.-The Misses Marjorie and
Dorothy EWins of Montreal are visiting
at the home Of their uncle, Charles
Ewins.-Miss Myrtle Moser is visiting in
Burlington
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HINESBURG.

Prof. william Greenleaf of Yale Uni
versity was the guest Of friends here over
Sunday. He returned to the students
military camp at Burlington Monday
William Laughton of Burlington was the
guest of his parents over Sunday-Mr,
and Mrs George Skiff and children and
Miss Ethel skiT OF Charlotte were in
town Sunday, Baldwin Skiff remaining
for visit with his grandfather, o. a.
Baldwin.-The annual meeting of Hope
\ Circle of the Kings Daughters win be
haald at the vestry Friday afternoon
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BEAVER.

Walter Haywood and family we're in
Orleans Sunday to attend the funeral OF
his nother.-Miss Myrtle Hunt Of Bur
lington has been visiting Mr.. Harry
Craft.-The Rev. G. y. Davis of High
gate was at the home of George w
Craft over Sunday and preached at tho
Methodist Episcopal Church at North
Fairfax Sunday.-Ernest Daniels and G.,
NJ. Bcllus are cutting the hay on Earl
Ia ninls, FL,
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patterson and
children of Plattsburgh, N. Y, are In
the vicinity visitlng.-Miss Briggs IL
visiting Miss Mildred Blake.-Mr, and
Mrs. Leonard Mayo Of st. Adams spent
Sunday at Henry Mayville's.-Miss
Lois Mayville of this place and Leo
nard j. Mayo of St Adams. who were
married at Pittsburgh, n. Y. last
week, will reside in ST. Adams.
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SWANTON.

Town Clerk George Loiesele and his
n ssstant, Leo Loieselle. are settled N
the new and permanent quarters of the
town in the remodeled old high school
building Mt the head of the park This Ia
n substantial brick Office built originally
for school and town meeting purposes and
a marble slab In the gable is inscribed,
academy 1852" Thirty years ago town
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SHELBURNE FALLS

Joseph Curtis, Jr., of New York city
is spending a two months vacation with
his parents,-Mr. and Mrs. William
Fletcher spent the Weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Thompson at their
camp, while Away" at Cedar Beach
Fred Livingston of Fitchburgh. Mass,
is visiting his son, Carl Livingston
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho Rev. George II. Carr of Ulysses
Pa, who is visiting in Charlotte, will
give an address in the Baptist Church
at East Charlotte Sunday under the aus
pices of the Christian EndeaVor society
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Ing lnterment will he in Hillside Gem
etery.-Miss Edna Carpenter and nieces,
Misses Vivian and Irene Norris, of Wor-
cestcr Mass, are visiting relatives ir
this place.-Mss Irene Tibbitts Of Broom
Que, visited Miss Cleone Comings this
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ENOSBURG,

Mrs, Iibbey and children from Law
renee, Mass, are visiting at II. II. Bes-
sey's.--Mrs. Stoddard from Burke Is help
ing care for Mrs. Lovisa Bessey. who is
soriously III
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MILTON BORO.

Mr. and Mrs Hobart Richards were in
Fairfax STANDARDIZATION Stanley spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Georgia
Plain.
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,G. M Foss of Morrisvlle, Mrs. Jennie
IBalch and daughter. Miss Mabel, Of Bur-
hington, Mrs. II. d. Costello of Milton.
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Continued on page 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
ICE. COAL AND WOOD

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harder than any other Ice which
makes Il last longer, Consequent.
YOU use less. Plate Ice Is the purcs!
ana best that is made. yet IL costs
no more than ordinary ico. TYLER &
RYAN. l00l West Cary Street. Madi-
son 1879. Monroe 30l7.
FOR SPRING COOKING COKE CAN
not be eXcelled. $3.50 per load. We
also handle the best stove and nut
anthracite and lump splint coal Good
service and prompt delivery. TYLER
& RYAN. 1901 West Cary Street
Madison 1879, Monroe 3oiT.
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
blocks. easy to split; dry slab cut
in right season are the cheapest hot
weather wood. because II makes quiclt
blaze. Virginia anthracite stove and
nut size Will save So on ton. IT burns
everywhere. Delivery on auto truck
on thirty minutes notice. LONGS,
Madison 1869.