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Standing Of Clubs
ASSOCIATION.

Games Yesterday.
st. Paul 4-3, Cleveland 2-s.
Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis g.
Milwaukee 1, Columbus 2.
Kansas City 4, Louisville 5.
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Totals !.
totals .........71 1 16 63 81 5
Ran for Gibson in tenth.
Score by innings.

ItdiI IUI 1IUSOn III CenCn.
Score by innings:
N. Y...oo1 900 900 900 900 900 oo2-s
Pitts 100 900 900 900 900 900 0o0-1
Summary: Three-base hits-Burns
Wagner. Home run-Doyle. Stolen
bases-Burns 2, Fletcher, Bescher Q.
Double plays-viox, Wagner and Ko-
netchy; Flether. Doyle and Merkle 2.
Bases on balls-Marquard 2. Hit by
.pitcher-By Vanguard (Mensor). Sac
riflce hits-Mowrey 2, Adams, Viox,
Mensor, Stock. Sacrifice fy-Burns.
struc out-Ry Marquard 2, by Adams
8. Time Of game-3:42. Umpires-
Byron and Johnston.
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Announcements: "The Krab Kon-
vention will assembly promptly at the
conclusion Of this afternoons game"
Signed. I. NJ. A. Krab, president.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Rev, r. r, Esten OF Middlehurv.
who supplied the pulpit of the BAPTIST
Church Sunday In the absence of the
pastor, IS the father OF the now prin-
Cipal.-Mr and Mrs A. l.. Morse and
two daughters, the Misses Victoria and
Wilhelmina, Of Rochester, composed an
automobile party who spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs T.. j. Parmelee
at their cottage at Riverside Mrs. Morse
is the w c. r. L. State superintendent
for fair work.-H. " Kimball. who has
been having a vacation and moving his
family. has gone on "A business trip by
automobile this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Towle of Boston are on a two
weeks vacation which they are spend
ing with Mr., Towle's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II, b, Towle, in South Franklin
Irving Stone OF Battle Creek Mich, and
NJ. +. Perley were guests of DIR. and
Mrs. w, s. Stevens at Maple Grange
Saturday.-Joseph Paquettc who has
been in Richmond on a State highway
job with his steam drill. is at home
for "A few weeks, He has been suffering
with n malignant boil which disabled
him from worlSlng-H. w. Towle who
mad n foot crushed a few weeks ago
while at work on the culvert near e. d.
Wallace's, Is still on crutches He has
stopped work ON that job until after
laXipg. -4Ila IpQappTK Mill CpmpauY. has
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Frances Pierce of IIinesburg is
visiting her uncles, Marble and Edison
Pierce.--R. T. Gorton has gone to Ned
season.-Mrs. James Dwire and Mrs.
Leon Dwire and daughter, Irene, Of
Bristol have been visiting at f. w.
Brewsters and Henry Dwire' s.-Mrs.
Williams and Mrs Surburg and daugh-
ter, Irene, of Brooklyn. n. Y, have been
spending the past few weeks with Mr.,
and Mrs. James Philllps.--Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Dwire Of Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dwire and son, George, We're in
Shelburne Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Jerusha Taft and granddaughter,
Miss Paulyne Tart are visiting at the
home Of Herbert Tarts in South Starks-
boro.-Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Tomlinson of
Florida visited in town over Sunday
A. j. Swinyer has moved his family to
the north vllage.-Mrs. Walter Grace
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Edwards.
in Underhill,
Mrs. Alice Woods and children of
Holden are visiting at Walter Davis.
The Ladies' society will not meet
again until August ~ and then will
be entertained by Mrs. r, f. Gorton.-
Mrs Ralph Miles was in Bristol Tues
day to attend the funeral of her sis
ter, Miss Florence Edmunds.-Mrs.
Stanley Sayles and friend from
Enosburg are visiting at r. A. Nor
TOMS
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral of Joseph Dupaw was
held at the home of his daughter Mrs.
John Young, at Malletts Bay, Thurs
day, the Rev, j. S. Braker officiating.
A squad from Troop NJ, End cavalry,
consisting of eight men and one
trumpeter, under Sergeant Anderson.
led the funeral procession to the
grave. fired three volleys and sound
ed taps The bearers were comrades
of the deceased, Frank Aikee, Antoine
Thomas Liberty and Nelson Cross,
His brother. Joel Dupaw, came from
Pittsford for the funeral, which was
largely attended.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged to teach in town the coming year:
Union school, grammar room. Clara
Fitze; intermediate Miss Lora Dean OF
North Ferrsburg; primary room, Miss
Anna Ripley of Fair Haven; Champlain
school. Miss Irene Devino of Winooski;
Blakeley school, Miss Mildred Munson;
Thaycr school. Miss Ruth Browne /;
Point school, Miss Murel Duglass; Allen
school, Miss Florence Morgan. Schools
begin August 31.-Mr and Mrs Bernie
Cloe of Grandby, =, O., and George Cloe
of St Adams are visiting their parents,
Mr., and Mrs Lewis Cloe,-Miss Mary
Prior of South Burlington is visiting her
sister, Mia Ned ksnY0a.-Miss Madeline
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

-hrS' Hhtoine bussler dled frlday even
ins NJ inc nome or her son, william Bus
sler' WIN Whom she lived. About two
weeks ago Mrs. Bussior slipped and fell
from the doorway to the ground and suf-
lereu broken nip, from which she did
not recover. Inc funeral was held at
ilhespurg Monday afternoon and the IN
ternent was also made In Hinesburg.-
MI ana Mrs. OrVille Baker and two sons
OF concord nave been visiting In Char
iotte' Where they formerly livcd.-Mr
ana MIS- EDWIN Prindle and two children.
VINO are occupying their cottage at
honlpsoh lolnt' nave the Rev. Thomas
lawson ana family or East Pouitney Tor
.nelr Ruests'-Mrs' Fhoepe Emo ana
uauRh'er, MISS sara Emo arc spending a
lew WecNS at Ilgeon cove, Mhss-lhe
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CHARLOTTE.

Fred 5. Mills and Mr.. ana Mrs. Jesse
Harding and daughter returned via the
White mountains to their home in Haver-
hill Friday morning,-The funeral of Mrs.
Phoebe Owen was held at the residence
of Lloyd Tucker Sunday at 200 p. m
Services We're conducted by the Rev. II.
c. Gulick. Burial was in Grand View
cemetery. Fifty-two members of Friend
ship Lodge, No "a, a. i. and a. M, upon
invitation Of the Rev. Mr.. Parker attend
ed services Mt North Ferrisburg Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Miller and sons.
who have been visiting at George Edger-
tons. returned to their home in BROOKLYN
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Barney Williams and
children of New York city are visiting
at his uncle's, J. p. Williams-Miss
Lille Cram Of Bridgewater, Mass. is
visiting Mrs T. c. Hill.-J. p. Ramsay
has gone on business trip to Spring
field, 1ll.-Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Henderson
Of North Adams Mass. have been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Emily Cyr.-NIrs
w. X. Sheldon of Seattle Wash. is n
guest of her mother, Mrs. Edgar Mech.
Miss Louisa Hubbell of Burlington has
been visiting Miss Palmer.
Friendship Lodge No "a, A. T.. & A.
u, has accepted an invitation from
Libanus Lodge of Bristol to visit there
Monday evening, August 3-Nrs. Alma
Dean has returned from Princeton,
N. j., accompanied by her son, L..
Richard Dean.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Clara Kinney has returned to her
home after spending a week with her
sisters, Mrs Albert Lamb and Miss
Mary Gale.-Walter Robertson went to
Cambridge Saturday and returned Sun
day, Donald Clark accompanied him
home IIortense Donaldson of Swanton
has been a guest at the home of r. f..
Bullock-Lawrence Stanley returned
Monday from Iaconia, N. HI j. Les
ter and r. f. Bullock were in Champaign
Sunday.-Some Of the farmers here COM
menced haying and report the hay crop
light.-Mrs. Bertha Blake has returned
to st. Adams after spending two weeks
with her father at Camp Boncka -
Ward richards has left the St Adams
hospital and is getting along we'll
Mrs. Sarah Mills is in St Albans.-NTrs.
Thomas Shcan has been spending a few
days here.
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter and son
are visiting at Mr.. Whites. Mr. Car
penter preached in the Baptist Church
Sunday.-Master Harvey Macomber of
Burlington is visiting his uncle c. A.
Rice,-The Daisy Chain met We'd
ncsday afternoon at the home of Miss
Lillian Petty.-The Baptist Church was
struck by lightning Friday evening. The
belfry was slightly damaged. The
Misses Eliza C. and Grace A. Allen are
at home from Harborside. Me.-The
school board has organized with John Il.
Allen as chairman and NJ, +. Haselton
as clerk. Mrs, Chester Hall has been
appointed upcrintcndent.-Miss Maud
Wilcox has gone to Charlotte, whore she
has position as stenographer.-
WAS meeting of the Improvement
society in the town hall Wednesday
evening.-While coming to church Sun
day morning Wesson Macomber and
family We're thrown from the wagon by
the breaking Of "A gripc on the pole. Mr.
Macomber received a cut on his head but
none Of the rest was hurt.-Miss Evelyn
McNall gave birthday party to a large
number of young people Saturday even
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. F. f. Brown and daughter
Ruth, of Manchester, n. H, We're
guests of DR.. and Mrs. L. $. Wash
burn over Sunday.-Frank Hopkins
and Miss Margaret Hopkins of Frank
lin were ut D. Larock's, Jr., Sunday
Peter LaMotte of Minneapolis. Mimi.
and J, y. La Motto of Rhinelander,
Wis. are visiting their sister, Mrs
jerry Desautels Eva Blair of Enos-
burg Falls visited Mrs. l. Bush the
first Of the Week.-Mrs. Leonard Bush
was in RiChford Tuesday-Miss Jose
phlne Hubbell returned from St AL
bans Saturday evening.-H. a. Pond
Richard Pond, c. II. Richardson ana
Mr.. and Mrs Adds Combs visited
Mrs. II. A Pond at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, Sunday-Dea-
coneE Crane of Reisterstown Md, is
the guest of Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson at
the home of Mrs. d. Morin-Peter La
Motto. j. "A La Motto and Mrs J.
pesautels are passing a few DAYS in
Ahercorn and vicinity-The rain and
wind Friday afternoon did consider
able damage to corn and grain in the
vicinity.
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SWANTON.

y, f. Carr, superintendent of a mar
bic mill at Easton, Pa. is in town for
a few days.-Miss Marion Gilmore Of
Boston is the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gilmore.-The Swanton
grand list is the largest ever, being
N7,oi1 as against $l6,72S last year.-Mrs
W. G. Bean and sister. Miss Frances
Parsons, have gone to Boston for few
days.-John Wlbherly, draughtsman and
mill foreman for the Barney Marble com
pany. has returned from Datov Eng,
whence he went in May with Mrs VIII
berry to visit their former home. Mrs
Wibberly will return in August. sailing
from Liverpool on the Lake Manitoba
on the 18th, This was their first Visit
to England since they came here eight
years ago. Mr., Wibhcrly returned on the
Nirginian-Mrs. w. w. Elder and infant
son, HARDWOOD Elder. of Montclalr, n. j.,
are guests OF Mrs George Hawley.
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

Miss Louise Lessor and her niece Ruth
Becltley, of Highland Park, Mich, are
with her mother, Mrs, Nancy Lessor
Edgar Dennis of Burlington has been
visiting In town.-Mrs. w. f. Flynn is at
Milton.-Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Stiles have
gone to their camp at the Center for a
month.-Mlss Nettie Whitman of Mon
trea is visiting her niece, Mrs. Gilbert
Rohnson.-Mrs, Arthur Haylett of Pasco
Wash. is the guest of her sister. Mrs
L. +. Erwn,-Iierbert Rice has gone TO
Vancouver Il, c., on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Latour of Montreal came
Sunday to board with Mrs Rowell.-
James Suddaby of Rouses Point, y. Y,
is spending a few days in town.-Miss
Ada Wheeler of Noyan, p. O., has been
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Vosburgh.-Mr. and Mrs Ned
Kinsman If Hartford Conn, have been
in town for a few days-Mrs Melissa
Blake of Lowell Mass, has been visit
Ing in town,-Miss Edith Young of Uart-
ford, Conn, is guest at the home of
her father, II. j. Young.-Miss Hazel
Hunter of Clarenceville, p. c.. has been
in town
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Lorey Gle has returned from
johnson, where she attended the sum.
mer school.-Mrs. Mae Gregory has re.
turned from Long Lake, n. Y. She Is tc
reside here for the present.--Mrs. II
Farnham Of Williamstown Is visiting her
mother Mrs. Louise York-Mrs. f.
Morrill, and children are in Montpelier
Mrs. Byron Jones has returned from a
visit with relatives in Burlington.-Mar.
1ore Tomlinson of Cambridge Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs A
Tomlinson.-Mrs A. i. Hardy is con.
Valescng from a recent illness-Lorer
Hill was at home from Richmond Sun.
day.-Mrs. Henry Bartlett has returned
home, having visited relatives in Under.
hill and Eden.
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Plunkett has been visiting Miss Mar
guerte Wolcott.-Mrs. B. e. Severance,
Mrs, Lillian McMath, Mrs Mac Thomp-
son and Mrs Sabra Collins took the trip
to Ausablc Chasm Wednesday,
Josie Anderson is visiting Mrs NJ Fow-
ler'-Mrs. Lyman Hunt is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs McNeil.-Mrs
Henry Petty and children are visiting
Mrs E. s. Wright. Ladies' Aid
met with Mrs. L. l.. Wolcott Wednesday.
Mrs H. o. Wales, who has been visit
Ing her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. w
w. Smith the past two weeks, returned
to her homo in Weybridge Tuesday She
was accompanied by her sister, Anna
Smith.-Mrs Fred White and sister, Mrs.
Sweet. from Gardner Mass, arc visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Iandon
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The body of W. o. Dawney was buried
here Saturday. He died at his residence
at the village Thursday night Mr.
Dawney was a highly respected citizen
Fand had held several town offices.-Miss
Alta Dix is spending a month at her
uncle's, William stiles summer resdence
in New Observation-Disclosures Girard has
returned to his position in Jeffersonville
Flora Gilmore of Providence, r. J., is
visiting her sisters in town.-Ada Hol-
brook Of North Hyde Park who has been
visiting in town. has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Currer Of Hard
wick were in town Sunday visiting at
Minnie Curriers'. They made the trip
in their automobiles. +. Hutchins left
for Pasadena, Cal. Saturday.-Mrs. y.
s. Adams of Worcester, Mass, is in town
visiting relatives.
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shut down It's mill to allow the helm
to work in haying. Harry Manley of Iras-
burg has been visiting his father, A. H.
Manley.-The family of O. W. Holden
are in camp at Riverside j. w
Beatty Is spending two weeks with fam.
lily friends in New Hampshirc.-Gould
Dawney OF Springfield Mass, was in
town Monday on his way to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Dawncy.
near East Franklln.--Mrs S. S. Ballard
and son of Montpelier were guests over
Sunday In the home Of II. b. Farrar.
Members Of the Philemon club went to
Camp Surprise Tuesday by invitation Of
l.. l.. Marsh, its owner.-J. II. Burns Is
stu very ill.-Miss Edna Pierce Is pass
ing a two wceks' vacation from the telc-
phone office with her parents In Middle
burv.-Miss Irene Spooner Is a guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Kimball at Tumble Inn"
cottage, Highgatc Sprlngs.--The Rev. and
Mrs. John Wrstcn were in Highgate
Springs Tuesday.-Miss Fanny f.. Fish Of
Somerville Mass, is passing a vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Fish.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ =. Perley and
daughter Miss Katherine, with their
guest. Mrs Mute, of Marshneld motored
w
Mrs. c. NJ. Pratt, who Is in Lake View
cottage at Hlghgate Springs, having ex-
tended an invitation to the woman's class
of the Methodist Sunday school to visit
her Wednesday of this week, five auto
mobiles parties left here that morning
and passed the day there. The party
comprised Mrs. j. G. Towle, Mrs NJ j.
Perey. Mrs. A. ]. Croft, Mrs. a. A. Asel-
At
Draper, Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt Mrs Stephen
Billado, Mrs. V. a. Irish, Mrs. Emily Nc
Coons, Mrs, Carrie Champion, Mrs. o. w
Holden, Mrs. II. y. Fairbanks, Mrs. e.
McFeeters, Mrs. Estclia Rubleo with Mrs
J. w. Pomeroy and Mrs. f NJ. Carpen-
ter, teachers, Mrs. Sarah Kimball and
Mrs. c. l.. Marsh and Miss Nellie Adams
as gucsts.-A party consisting Of Mrs H.
McFeeters, Mrs. W. r. McFeeters and
her sister, Mrs. George Foster and daugh-
ter, Ruth, went to Danville Sunday.
whore Mrs. Foster and daughter were left
with elatives.-Wilbur Handy has return
cd to Burlington after a week hcrc.-Miss
Mildred Graves left Monday on her re-
turn to her home in Provincetown, Mass
She will visit at several places on the
way-Aliss Lillian Brown of Ludlow has
been passing n few days in the family of
her brother. DR.. F. II. Brown. The doc
tor and family are to pass the coming
week at HighCate Springs-Mrs. Lena
Mason and son of Bethel are guests in
the home Of c. Il. Laflame.-Mss Eva
Armstrong, who has been Ill for some
months, has not been well for few
weeks, but is again improving.-Mrs.
Wriston and two daughters have returned
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where they will spend the week at the
home of Mr.. Bramans parents.-Satur-
day evening Ralph and Harold Marsett
gave an enjoyable party at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.. Mar
sctt. Tho grounds were profuscly Hum
mated with japanese lanterns, the house
decorations being nasturtiums and pot
ted plants Games were enjoyed and re-
frcshmcnts were served, after which
Miss iIaincs entertained with plano Sc
lcctions Among the out Of town guests
were Alison Goodscll and Miss Reynolds
of Fairfax Howard Miller of Now York
city and Miss iiaincs of BURLINGTON
Miss Reynolds of Fairfax was IN over
Sunday guest at c. NJ. Russcl's.--There
will be q preaching service In the SUIT
ton district school house Thursday be-
ginning at eight o'clock.--Miss Ruth
lIaines of Burlington Is spending the
week at the home of Miss Bertha Spear.
Mrs. Louis Potvin and niece Miss j.
Irene Trayah, of Burlington are Wis
ting at j. B. Dubuc's.-Mrs. Eugene
Dubuc of Winnipeg, who has been
visiting at j. Il. Dubuc's. has returned
to Winooski on her way home.--Mrs.
j. e. Courtney of Burlington visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Du-
buc, Tuosday.-H. S. Weed of Burling-
ton was in town Wednesday, the
guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
A. Wecd.--R. l.. Sanders has gone on
n business trip to Boston-Mlss Hell
en- Sanders has gone to Chester to
visit relatives.-Thc Episcopal Church
Is being wired for Observation-Disclosures
Webster of Now York city is at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Wcbster.--Thc committees
appointed to arrange for the annual
picnic of the Sunday school of the
Methodist Episcopal Church which
will be held during the month of Au-
gust are as follows: Committee on To-
cation, II. II Macck, c. NJ. Russell re-
freshments. Mrs. j A. Corey. Mrs r.
Roberts, Mrs f. Poet, Mrs. NJ Gates,
Mrs. w w. Irish, Mrs. b. c. Narcotic.
Mrs. w. NJ. Webster; transportation,
Messrs. w f. Palmer, @. T.. Poet d.
c. Smith, w. NJ. Webster c. S Tracy,
e. r. Slocum sports. Mcssrs. c. l..
c. Narcotic Harold Marsctte, c. NJ.
Russell, r. w Tracy, LIST, Herbert
Lawrence, H. w. Tracy, End; prizes,
Mrs j. A. Corey, Miss Jennie Thomp-
son, Mrs. G. Kinney Mrs. Elliott, Mrs
j. a. Corey; rounds, Messrs b. H.
Mack. T.. a. Russell, Leo T. Irish, +.
y. IIaiEht, A. II. La Plant.
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FRANKLIN.

MI and Mrs. Gcbbard Of New York.
VINO have been spending few weeks
with friends here, returned to New Yorl,
tuesday. Mrs, Gebbard was formerly
Miss Carrie Wildor-paul Gates went 10
burlington Tuesday and will go into
camp with the Vermont National Guard
near Fort Ethan Allen-Miss HARMS,
who has taught the Intermediate grade
of the high school for four or five years
mas gone to her home in Bellows Falls
ana decided not to return. She Nsill at
tend school in New York.-The farmers
are busy harvesting from one-half to
tWo-thlrds the usual amount of hay
{. w, Gallup of F1tchburg Mass. spent
the past week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, f. D. Gallup.
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RICHMOND.

Fred Whtcomb of Burke, n Y, is Wis
iting at the home of his brother. George
Whitcomb.-M. +. Leary and brothers,
M. q. and r. #. Leary, of Burlington
have been taking an automobile trip
through northern Vermont-Mss Beatrice
Bostwck is visiting relatives in Burine-
ton.-Miss Eva Berry of Burlington was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Berry, over Sunday.-Miss Sarah
Whitcomb is visiting at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. L. Z, Treat in Pittsford.
L Il. Townc. who underwent a serious
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
several weeks ago. has returned home
and is raining daily
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BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Homan Gillott of Somer-
ville Mass. visited Mr.. Gillctt's sister,
Mrs, NJ. Sabins, June 22-Sidney Sabins,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in town, returned to his work in
Bellows Falls Tuesday morning.-Mr
Dean of Burlington, who came to town
Monday, took a trip OF three miles to the
old Randall camp, putting up sign boards
and performing other work in the inter-
est of the Green Mountain club, return
ing to the city that afternoon,-H. II. Bis
hop, who was so seriously injured about
two weeks ago In a railroad accident and
who is at the st. Adams hospital, Is grad
ually improving. His daughter, Mrs. q.
s. Brush, visited him Tuesday
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FAIRFAX.

Reginald Butler has returned from
Enosburg, where he visited his sister,
Mrs. c. f. Baker and son. Russell, have
returned to Brockton. Mass, after pass
ing three weeks with her mother, Mrs
y. f. southard'-Mr. and Mrs l.. b,
Carleton of Waterford, N, Y, and Mr..
and Mrs. II, S. Carleton of Troy, N. Y,
We're the weekend guests of Mr. ane
Mrs. A. Il. Southard,-Mr, and Mrs. NJ.
L, Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. w. Church
i'll were at their cottage at the lake Sun
day and had. AZ. their guests Dy. and Mia,
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GEORGIA..

The Rev. c. +. Hurlbut of Fairfax will
preach at the Methodist Church Sunday
at the usual hour.-rhe Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church will meet at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon, July 30
The hostesSes will be Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Bragg. Miss Alice Wood, who is at
the sanitarium in st. Adams. is doing
well and will not be obliged to remain
from home long.-Miss Elida Bragg is at
home from Barton for few weeks
Irving Newton is beginning work on his
new house.-Miss Marguerite Bliss IS
spending some time in Burlington and
South Burlington.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev w. p. Stanley Of San Mateo,
Cal, Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philo Stanley, and other relatives.
A quarterly meeting will be held at
East Franklin next Sunday. There will
be no Sunday school here.-Mrs. Sar-
gent has returned from Bellows Falls.
accompanied by Miss Winifred Greene
The Misses Kate and Sadie Laird, who
have been guests at John Jolley's for
two weeks, returned to their home in
Brooklyn, n. Y, Monday
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HUNTINGTON.

The Rev. S. p. Perry, now located in
Pawtucket, r. l., will occupy the pulpit
here for three Sundays commencing
August 9.-Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ. Merrill
are the parents of a daughter, born Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs. o. j. Tomlinson of
81. cloud, Fla, are in town.-The bridge
known as the Hawlcy bridge went down
Friday morning with a drove of cattle
belonging to e. G.. Norton. Several
were badly injured and two had to he
killcd.-Mrs f.. y. Fuller has been on
tertaining her sister, Mrs. Clement, of
Brandon, and cousin, from Burlington,
with their daughters the past few days.