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The graduates of the class of 1914.
Essex Junction high school arc to
take up work this fall as follows: Miss
Madalin Mudgott, teaching either IN
the Essex Junction public school union
or Cambridge; Miss Ruth Andrews will
attend the Castleton normal school /;
Miss Mildred Teachout Is to attend
the Plattesburgh normal; Miss Ger
trude G. Hays will teach in the primary
department at Winston; Miss Fran
ces =. Hays will teach the Nichols
school in Essex; Harris Drurv will at
tend the University of Vermont II is
also expected that Henry Baldwin and
Trafford Teachout will attend the uni
vcrsity.
Miss Alice Bates, who has recently
come from Labrador where she has
been nurse in the Grenfell Mission
hospital stationed at St Anthony. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen Martin
Miss Bates will spend the rest of her
vacation with her mother. Mrs. Job
Bates. at Starr Farm beach. inter
which she will go to Boston to take
up private nursing.
Flfty-six candidates took the exam
nation under the direction of Miss
Minnie E. Hays. superintendent. at
the high school building Thursday and
Friday % took the teachers exam
nation and 81 the free tuition exam
nation.
son was born Yesterday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shean.
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st. Johns, p O., refusing to allow them
to enter Canada, claiming that the coun-
try at present was using only Canadian
help. The state of war Is undoubtedly
the reason for the action as the officers
arc imposing very rigid restrictions now.
News is received here of the engage
ment OF Alfred L. Nevins OF New York
and Miss Mabel II. Noonan OF Great
harrington, Mass. Mr.. Ncvins is a
former St Albanian, being employed
while here in the general freight depart
ment of the Central Vermont railway.
For several years he has been with the
Grand Trunk railway in New York. It Is
expected the marriage will take place in
the early fall,
Samuel +. Mccarthy. who for several
years has been employed as operator in
the office OF the Western Union Telegraph
company I'm this city, has been promoted
to the position of manager of the office
in Wlllamstown, Mass, and has gone to
take his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Bolton of
Hartford Conn, who were married Mon
day morning, arrived in the city that
evening TO visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. i. Bolton. The bride was formerly
Miss Mabel Menard of Mortified and also
for time resided here.
Mrs. Priscilla Glow Dimon, widow of
John Dimon, died Tuesday morning Mt
1920 O'Clock at tho home Of r G.. Bur-
nell on South Main street, where she had
made her home for the past four years,
death resulting from a stroke Of paraly-
sis suffered Saturday night. Mrs. Dimon
is survived by one sister. Mrs Henry
Chester. of Ashland, Mass. and two
brothers, Edwin Glow of Orange, Mass,
and Albert Glow Of Portland, Me. The
latter was with her at the time of her
death. The funeral was held ut her
late home yesterday at one o'clock,
the Rev, T.. A. Lendrum, d. D., pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Off
ciatlng.
At veranda party given by Miss Mil
dred Ballard at her home on Messenger
street Tuesday evening the marriage en-
gagement of Miss Leland Elizabeth
Rhoades, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Vic
tor S. Rhoades. to Walter II. Chaffoe,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley II. Chaffee,
was announced.
News has been received of the birth of
Lynford S. Bell of Prince Rupert, b. c..
formerly of this city.
The city schools will open September g.
a steel ceiling has been placed on the
high school assembly room and the room
is being painted. The town schools will
open September IL
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His only child. Mrs. Sophia d. Harmon,
has resided with him since the death Of
her husband in 1893. Besides her he Is
survived by four grandchildren, william
Bartlett Harmon of Barre, Mrs. Henry II.
Hendee of Burlington. Miss Janet NJ IIar-
mon Of this place and Miss Elizabeth y.
Harmon of New Yorls city. The latter
made the family circle complete by nrriv-
Ing Saturday night to attend the funeral,
The funeral of Joel y. Bartlett was held
at two o'clock Monday afternoon at his
late home. the Rev. w. b. Goodman, pas
tor of the Methodist Church, officiating.
The bearers were Irving II. Dcyette, John
Tracy, Henry Tracy, End, Herbert Law
renee, Harris Maeck and Walter Web
stcr Among the relatives present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
w. Barney Of Essex Junction, Mrs, Fred
w. Hyde of st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
y. Taylor and Mrs. L. Il. Taylor of Bur
llngton, Mrs. Charles II. Howard and son,
Henry Howard of Milton, and Mrs Edgar
Degree of Burlington. There was a large
attendance of townspcopc and the fol-
lowing friends from away were present:
F. d. McGinnis, William Field and
Charles and Irving Ncaly of Jericho, John
Egan Of Underhill Mr. and Mrs. John
Branch, and Miss Jcnnison of St Adams.
The burial was In the village cemetery. A
profusion of floral tributes testified to
the esteem in which the aged man was
held.
Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Marsctt and daush-
ter, Mildred, spent the Weekend with
friends in Ticonderoga. ~ Y
There will be no services at the Metho-
dist Church next Sunday as the pastor
will be attending the Spring Grove camp
meeting.-Quite n number of the towns
people are at Spring Grove.-J. J. Cola
mer is in Barre visiting his son, George
Collamer. w. II. Hopkins has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital,
where she underwent an opcration.-Mr
and Mrs. NJ. b. Thompson are the par
ents of a daughter born Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, who have
been visiting relatives in town have re-
turned to their homo I'm Essex Junction
ElwYn Strong and Eleanor Richardson
were married n t tho Methodist parsonage
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock.-'The
rain storm Tuesday interfered quite scri-
ously with the town picnic Instead of
meeting together at the lake shore, as
was planned, the picnic was held in sew
eral places, the party of pcnlCkers eating
their lunch on Walter Wchstcr's piazza
on the point. and about 30 neighbors and
relatives conErcgated on Henry Iarrng-
tons piazza in the village for their picnic
while still others went back home and
started out afresh Wednesday morning
with better weather to encourage them.
The community picnic which was to
nave been held yesterday has been post
poned until next Tuesday owing to
heavy rains
tlWin Byron Strong of South Burlng-
ton and Eleanor May Richardson of
ehelburne We're united in marriage by
the Rev. w. b. Goodman at the Metho-
uIst episcopal parsonage yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock.
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ENOSBURG,

a very pretty home wedding occurred
at the home Of Mrs. and Deacon w Jay
Chaffee Wednesday evening, August y,
at eight o'clock, the occasion being the
marriage Of their daughter, Grace Maud
Chaffee, to Ray Abncr Moulton of Stock
holm. y. Y, by her pastor. the Rev T..
S. Nradenburg The double ring service
was used. Little Ruth Chaffee, sister of
the bride was ring bearer She was
dressed in white wolfe. The bride was
very prettlly dressed in white wolfe with
lace trimming and carried white sweet
peas Her sister, Miss Flora Chaffee. was
bridesmaid and was dressed in mink
wolfe and carried pink sweet peas Earl
Moulton, brother OF the groom, was
groomsmnn. Miss Charlotte Vradenhurg
played the wedding march Mrs. Rollin
Chaffee, Mrs. George Stufflcbeam, Mrs.
John Lunnae Mrs. Roy Maynard, Miss
fora Chaffee and Earl Moulton assisted
IN serving. The couple were married IN
der an arch Of green. The house was
very prettily trimmed the color scheme
In the parlor being green and white, in
the Sitting-room green and In the dining
room pink and white. The bride and
groom left In Mr. Marshall Hubbell's au-
tomobile and will visit Stockholm. N. Y,
and other places. They will reside IN
FRANKLIN The brides travelling suit was
navy blue serge and she wore a white
hat
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Baker, Mrs Bren.
ner and p. r. Goodwin, who have been
guests of Mrs Sadie Goodwin, have
returned to their home In New York
Miss Dessa Bolger of Jericho Is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Henley.--
Mr. Green of Boston Is spending his
vacation with his brother, Thomas
Green.-Mrs. J. r. OByrne of New
York city is visiting Mrs. O'Byrne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. O'Byrne.-
Mrs. Hopkins and children of Boston,
who have been guests at tho homo of
NJ j. Gleason. have returned to their
home.-Mr, and Mrs. John Cunningham
ana children are guests OF Mrs. Cum
ningham's father, NJ. Murphy.-Mr
and Mrs. j. A. Jones and son of Fitch
burE. Mass. are the guests of friends
IN town for two wceks-Mrs. ], w.
Berry Is at Thompson's Point for n
short stay.-Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Free
man have returned from n two weeks
stay IN Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. Bert
Brossor and son of Bellows Falls are
the guests of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jude Bressor.-T f. Learv Of
burlington was In town Tuesday.-Mrs
Marcia Green and daughter and Mrs
Martin Purtel are at Lake Iroouois
FOR a few days.
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HINESBURG.

Tho open arr meeting Sunday evening
was well attended, Mr.. White IF the
Congregational Church having charge
y party Of young people are in camp
Mt the Murray cottage, Lake Iroquois.-
Mrs. Sarah Skiff of chicago is the guest
of Mrs Guy Tobey.-George Skiff and
family Of Charlotte were In town Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Pierce have
returned to Thomsonville. Conn. after
spending two weeks here.-William
Clough Of Burlington has been visiting
his sister, Mrs David Carpenter-J. II.
Allen has returned from Brandon.
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GEORGIA..

The Grange boatride passed off
pleasantly. There We're not as many
present as usual, but enough to more
than defray eXpenses.--E. a. Wood
has been confined to the house the
past week.-The Bohemian glassblow-
ers are spending a week in town, Civ
ing an entertainment each night at
the hall.-Miss Florence Bragg has
been spending a few days at Camp
Rich.-Miss Minnie Bliss has gone
from here to Morrisville.-Mrs Elmer
Cowles has returned to her home in
South BurlinEton.-Mrs. Darling Is
visiting on the island.-Miss Gladys
Wood is expecting to teach at Skeels'
Corner in Swanton the coming year.
Allie Newton. who was hurt while
getting out stone, is mproving-Wal-
ter Bergin of Fairfax is visiting at
Bert Wood's.-The next regular meet
ing of Banner Grange will be on Fri
1nN
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WILkISTON.

Clarence 'Caswell was In Huntington
Sunday.-Eugenc Hanson commenced
clerking for c. D. Warren Monday.--IIor-
alto johnson was taken very III few
days ago. He Is getting better slowly
Miss Dora Cady Is attending tho camp
meeting at Spring Grove.--Miss Lottie
Northrop of burlington was the guest of
Mrs Hiram 1sham the first Of this week
Guy Lanson and family spent Sunday
at Spring Grove campmeeting, New Ha-
von.-Miss Mary Lamson is spending the
week at Spring Grove, ". H.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Vetters of burlington were
guests of their mother Mrs George Bonn
bard, last Sunday.-Martln James and
Robert Arms We're in Colchester Monday
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

There was n pleasant gathering on the
lawn of the Mott Home on the evening
of August 10 when Professor Waugh of
the Amherst. Mass, Agricultural Col
lege gave talk to the boys of the hons
on Apple Culture" Most of the campers
from the cottages along the shore and
some of the townspeople interested in
the home were there TO listen, in all,
about 40 people. The speaker was in
troduced by r. L. Kinney, who made a
few remarks w. n. Phelps sang a solo.
a piano solo by Miss Hardy and one by
Mrs Newton followed Professor Waugh's
talk. After the exercises refreshments
were served.
Mrs. O. d. F'ifeld was called TO Mooers.
n, Y, by the serious illness OF her
mother.-Nlss Huldah Hoag of Point Ar
Roche, n. Y, and Harold Howard of
Philadelphia, were Weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Bessett-The Mutual
Benefit society held a lawn social at
Dr. Styles Wednesday evening.-Miss
Fannie Lawrence is at home from South
Royalton. where she has been the past
month with her sister, Mrs. Lucia.-G.
Joslyn Is at home from Johnson.-Tho
ball game Saturday with North Hero
was won by South Hero by a score of Is
to 4-The Rev. w c. Gordon breaks
camp at Lindenmere this week.--Charlos
Raey spent Sunday in North Hero,-Hor-
ace Harrington was a Sunday visitor at
Wilson hay.-About IS boy scouts from
here hiked to camp Abnakl Monday, re-
turning Tuesday, Saturday Grand Isle
and South Hero will play ball on tho
South Hero grounds
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins and Mr.
and Mrs Heman Gillett have returned to
their homes after spending a month with
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Il. Crandall.-C. b. An
drews has so far recovered from his in
juries that he is able to be out.--Miss
Irene Atkins has been in Waterbury, the
guest of Miss Carrie Towne,-Miss Irene
Whalen arrived Monday morning from
Manchester, y. H., where she is taking
a nurses training course She will spend
week with her parents,-Miss Mildred
OBrien of Montpelier Is visiting rela-
tives.-Miss Halle Palmer is entertain
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr., and Mrs, W. f. Rhodes of Nichol-
Vile. n Y, are at the homo of their
daughter, Mrs. l.. f. Richardson, for a
few days.--Luther Richardson passed his
2ith birthday anniversary very quietly at
his home Saturday, and on account of
his feeble health only a few of his many
friends called on him, leaving presents
of Mowers, fruit, confectionery and a
purse of money.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w
Aldrich and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ray
went to Jericho Sunday to call on Mr.
and Mrs. j. G.. G., Downing, who recent
" moved there from burlington.
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Mrs. Rock Snyder Of Lowell Miss La
vigne was born in Quebec city, May g.
1879, and Is survived by her brother the
Rev. Joseph p. Lavigne, rector Of the
Catholic Church In this place; also by
two sisters, Mrs. octave Mnlette Of
Montreal and Miss Alice Lavgne OF this
place.-About 40 members of the Richford
board Of trade went to Swanton Thurs
day afternoon and enjoyed the hospltal-
ity of the board of trade in that village.
Local Industries were inspected and
baseball was played At 6:S0 dinner was
served on the Taquahunga club lawn,
after which speeches We're made by st.
Adams and Richford men.-Cleveland G..
Weeks OF RUSSELL Kans., is a guest at
the home of his brother, Arthur l..
Weeks He went West AZ years ago
from his home in st. Adams and this is
his first visit to Vermont since and the
first meeting of the brothers In that time
Mrs. May Kendall clerk in the Ken
dali news store, went to Claremont. n
H., this week to visit her brother, Park
Goddard, and will also visit friends i'm
Woodstock before returning home.-Mrs.
Isaac Ryan has returned home after a
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ryan.-Henry
Rowse, William Rowsc and Clifford
Walker Of Pawtucket, r. l., are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Rowse of Troy street.-Mr. and Mrs
Homer l.. Baker Of Passadumkeag. Me,
are visiting in this place. Jacobs
has bought of L. II. Beaulac the meat
market on Main street.-A letter received
this past week by Mrs. George w. Glib
son from her daughter, Miss Anna Glib
son. was dated at Venice, Italy, July %
and announced that she would leave that
city for Rome the next day.-A Leon
Estey, travelling salesman, is passing
two weeks vacation at his home here
Miss Ella NJ. Farrar of St Adams Is
visiting relatives In this place.
Mrs. f. y. Elias and daughter, Grace,
are visiting in Bedford, Que, for a week.
e. f. Miller went to Boston Saturday
night on business trip.-Dr. and Mrs
Provost and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Yandow
of Berlin, y. H., who visited in this
place last week, have returned home
T.. w Gilpn went TO Newport Saturday
and with Mrs. Gllpln will visit relatives
In Barton before returning home.-Sev-
eral members Of the Richford lodge,
Knights of Phythias, are attending the
annual State encampment IN Montpelier
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Curtis Wheeler died at her HON,
on Hunt street August 10 after a short
illness, aged st years. The funeral was
held at the home August u at one
O'Clock The Rev. \. S Hobart offici-
ated She is survived by two daughters.
Mrs, Alice Emery and Miss Mary L.
Wheeler of this place; and one son,
Homer J.. Wheeler Of Boston: also by
one sister and five brothers The burial
was al Sandcrsons Corners in the family
lot-Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Brush and Mr..
and Mrs. Langford of Littleton ~ H.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Brush. They came by automobile.-Rice
Harrington of Holyoke, Mass. has been
visiting his mother Mrs T L. Marvin
The school at b. F. a. will reopen for
the year August 3l-AIr. Lawrence ana
grandson of New Hampshire and Z.
Brown of Boston, Mass. who have been
guests of j. d. Shedd, have returned
home,-Miss Gene Hunt is visiting her
brother, George Hunt.-NGss Hlldred
Vincent underwent a successful opera
tion for appendicitis at the st. Adams
hospital Saturday-H. r. Southland and
daughter, Miss Leila Laney, and three
children have returned to New York
city after five weeks with relatives
Mrs. j, NJ Parsons and son, Howard.
are passing a few days in camp at Queen
City Park
Mrs. Eva Lane is confined to the house
by Illness, Miss jennie Perry of Westford
is caring for her.-Miss Delma Grenier
is visiting friends in Shedon.-Wesey
King and one child We're thrown from his
carriage Sunday afternoon while driving
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Carleton G. Austin of White River
Junction, president of the New England
Fat Mems club has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. \. Austin. on
his return from the midsummer outing
at Montreal. There are nearly &, 400 menu
bers in the club.-Mr. and Mrs c. W.
Chaffee and son, Randolph. of S,mer-
Vile, Mass, have been visiting his sis
ter Mrs T. A. Mosier-Mrs. S. NJ How
ard of Malone, n. Y, was 'auei here
Wednesday by the Illness of her sister,
Miss NJ, J. Darling,-C. II. Austin and
daughter, Beth, of Richford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emile Gibson of Enosburg Falls
spent Sunday at Il. a. Austin's.-C. W
Hicks Of Newport is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, w, s. Hicks-Prof
NJ w, Andrews of Burlington was in
town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Ell
rick and son, Robert, of Swanton, We're
week END visitors in town.
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JERICHO CENTER.

virginia and Kenneth Hoskins gave n
party Friday afternoon.-A meeting Of
the missionary Sunday school class was
held at Miss Warmers Thursday after
noon-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall attended
the funeral of Miss Josephine Cameron
at Montpelier Friday.-Mr. and Mrs f.
w, Pease visited G.. C. Bickner Thurs
day,-Nr. and Mrs f. T. Maloney have
returned to their home in this village
Tho burial of Miss Alice Kinney Of
Jericho Corners was in the Center ceme-
terry Monday--Mrs. j. w. Hart has re-
turned from Greensboro where she
has spent few days-NIiss Helen Bolger
has returned from summer school.-AIrs
Chaplin has returned from Canada-M.
Leary spent Tuesday at Luke Bolger's.
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ST. GEORGE.

Bert Forbes of Burlington spent Sun
day with his sister. Mrs. w. d. Grey
Miss Dorothy Aver is visiting IN ST
Adams for two weeks.-Miss Maggie
Berry returned to Burlington Friday
after week with Mrs. Rolin Forbes
Miss Carrie Miles of Monkton has been
visiting her sister Mrs. o. +. Cough
Albert Williams and family of Burling-
ton visited at the home of Ira Chase
Sunday.-Miss Eliza Isham and Kenneth
lsham of Burlington have been visiting
Mrs. Bessie Combs
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Daniel Wall Of Lynn. Mass, is visiting
Mrs, Arthur Bartlett. his daughter.-Mr
and Mrs. j. F. Cole of New York city
have been at the Mountain House.-Sat-
urday was the feast of the Assumption
and services We're held at st. Thomas's
Church.-F'red Alger of Chelsea is visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alger.-Mrs. Munson of Boston came Fri
day for a visit with her sister, Mrs Net
tie Rowell.-J. j. Pender has moved his
steam saw mill machinery to the Gov
ernor Peck farm in the south part of
Jericho. where he has an extensive Job
Of sawing-The Misses Wall are here
from Lynn, Mass, to visit relatives
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SHELBURNE.

The funeral of Joel b. Bartlett who
peacefully died in his sleep Friday night
was held at his late home Monday after
noon at two O'Clock with burial in tho viii
1age cemetery, Mr.. Bartlett's death was
due to old age and to no organic trouble
He was 90 years and two months old to a
day having been born in Jericho June 10,
aS2i. On Friday Mr.. Bartlett complained
of being tired and had not felt in his usual
health since Tuesday. When his daugh-
ter. Mrs, Harmon, went to his room Sat
Nrday morning to awaken him. she found
that death had come to the venerable man
as he slept. He had made no effort to
summon help. the bell by his bedside be
ing undsturbed.
Next to f. S. Rowley Mr.. Bartlett was
the oldest resident OF Shelhurne He was
the son OF Elias and Eliza bartlett who
were among Jericho's earliest settlers
With his wife, who was Asenath Taylor,
he came to Shelburne in 1867, accompan-
led by their daughter. In 1870 he pur-
chased the extensive farm just south Of
Shelburne village and had since Heed in
the large brick house at the crossroads
There Mrs Bartlett died in December
1908.
Mr.. Bartlett was the best type of the
older generation of Vermonters, a man
of the strictest integrity loyal friend
and a good neighbor. He was a lifelong
member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and for a long period was on its
board Of stewards. He was staunch re-
publican and represented Shelburne in
the Legislature of 1878, OF late years Mr.
Bartlett had leased his farm on shares
but had continued his active outdoor life
almost without interruption. His hear
ing was unimpaired and his "reminiscences
were n delight to his relatives and friends.
He kept abreast Of the times and was a
constant reader Of the daily papers Tho
European war disturbed him greatly and
he had watched its development with abb
Isorbing interest
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COLCHESTER.

Bert Prescott of Essex Junction and
Miss Dorothy Thompson of Williston
We're married by the Rev. W. w. Smith at
the parsonage Saturday afternoon.-The
Rev and Mrs. George S. Ctase of Bos-
ton are visiting in town-Mr. and Mrs
Myron Orvis of Hinesburg We're In town
Sunday.-Mrs. Norton of Burlington is at
Mrs. Ellen NJ Day's.-Mrs Lillian Nc
Math, who has been visiting her brother
Is. r. Severance, returned Thursday to
her home in Springfield.-Dr F.. A. Carey
of Barre is in town.-Miss Leach is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. +. Thompson
Peak of Boston Is visiting at Edward
White s-The Rev benjamin Lomax
Baptist coporteur, will speak at the
Baptist Church Friday night
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs c. S. Warner Of St. Adams, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. r.
j. Gates, returned home Sunday.-Frcd
Baker Of the University of Vermont is
n guest of Paul Gates-Don Riley and
John Nutall Of Boston are at W. J. and
H. NJ. Rileys.-Mrs. Mary a. Gates Of
bakersfield is visiting her son. r. j.
Gates.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Y. Pratt and
two sons of Mt. Holley. NJ and Mrs
II. Scribner and son Of St Johnsbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham of South Burlng-
ton We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. 5
Pratt the past week