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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Fulsom and grandson Of In
dianapolls are visiting at Miss i. r. Blck-
nelPs.-Miss Luna Ossood of burlington
Is Visiting at Mr. and Mrs. @. C. Bick-
neil s.-Choster Walton Is at the home of
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Walton,
Tor n two days visit from Lake George,
where he has employment on the steamer
Sagamore-A party was given in honor
OF Mrs. Alma Whitmarsh's 18th birthday
frlday.-Mrs. Lorraine Mcclellan of
schenectady is at tho home of her par
ehts' Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ransom, for
TWO weeks VISTA party was given at
the home of Marion Nichols IN honor of
her birthday Monday aftetnoon.-Therc
was large attendance at the missionary
meeting Friday afternoon, which was held
ut Mrs. Homer Lyon's-A party was
given Friday evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Barnum of Chicago at
Wright Fays.--Joel Boycc has sold his
farm on Lee River to j. G.. G.. Downing
or Burlington.-A porch party was given
at the Rev. Mr.. Wildcrs Saturday even
ing.-Mrs. Anna WashabauEh had an op
GRAFTON for gall stones Saturday at the
home of Peter Doyle. She is getting along
nicely.-Mss Juna Walston is spending O
few days in Underhll with her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Bruce.-Mr. and Mrs, Maoney
are at Richmond with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Henley, for woelS's
visit.-Mrs. l. L. Thompson spent the
weekend with her aunt, Mrs H. NJ |
Page, in EsscX.-Miss Barbara Stiles Is |
visiting her uncle, John stiles, Of Middle |
bury.
a pretty wedding took place Tuesday, |
July 81, at the home of the brides moth |
er, Mrs. Dora Brown, whom Miss Doris |
Brown was married to Warner +. Mich |
OILS of ESSEX. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. William Cashmere
In the presence of relatives. A single |
ring service was used. The bride wore
a pale blue crepe de meteors with lace
She carried a bouquet of
American Beauty roses. The house was
prettily decorated with daisies and ferns,
the color scheme being green and white
After the ceremony n lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left by automobile
for Burlington, later visiting Maine, New
and the southern part of Yer
mont They will be at home in Essex
after August 90
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

a sociablo was held Wednesday
evening at Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
hall at East Charlotte village. under tho
auspices of the Catholic parish. The
Woman Christian Temperance Union
held their monthly meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs, Homer Clark.-Alrs, II. S. Fonda,
who is III, is somewhat improved. Flor
once and Raymond Orvis, children Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Curtis Orvis Of South
Starksboro, are visiting IN the home Of
their granduncle, c, L. Van Vliet.-Mrs
Helen Briggs of Deerheld, Mass, a
former resident OF East Charlotte. is
visiting here Her daughter Miss Doris
Briggs is with her and they are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Prindle,-L. d.
Prindle has completed repairs on the
interior of his farm house--pwight
Ayers, who has been helping b. j. Clark
through the haying season. has gone to
MS home In Stowe.-Mrs. Julia A. ELL
son, widow of Andrew Ellison, is SER
iously Ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs II. II. Claxton Of Charlotte MRS.
Ellison was n former resident of East
Charlotte
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COLCHESTER.

Sidney Howard, who was operated on
for appendicitis at the Fanny Allen hos
pital three weeks ago. died at II o'clock
Monday night at the hospital of heart
failure, when he was recovering rapidly
from the operation. He was born in Mil
ton 81 years ago, and had been married
81 years. He leaves n wife. Julia Hyde
Howard. There will be a prayer service at
the house at 70 O'Clock Sunday, and a
service at the Methodist Church at Mil
ton at two o'clock. The Woodmon of
Burlington, Of which Mr.. Howard was a
charter member, Will have charge OF the
funeral. Burial will be in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Washhurn and chill
dren of Ticondoroga Mr. and Mrs VII
liam Scrbner and Mrs. Ida Sumner of
Randolph and Mrs. J.. 8 Boyle are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hulhurd Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll McMath of Springfield,
Mass, are guests ut y. +. Severance's-
The Misses Mildred and Maud Teachout
and Gladys Post Of Essex Junction have
been guests of Miss Mildred Munson the
past week.-Miss Alice Anterior of Essex
Junction has been visiting Miss Pamela
Smith.-Tho program for the grange
meeting next Friday night which is TO
be ladies night" is as follows: Song
by the grange; selection, orchestra: song.
j. NJ. Wright; reading, Mrs Carrie
Houghton; orchestra; current events
Helen Lyon; song, the Rev. W. w Smith;
reading, Mrs, Jennie lombard; orchestra.
Refreshments will be scrved.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred White returned to their home
IN Gardner last Monday. and Mrs
Percy Severance returned yesterday to
their home here after week spent In
Barre.
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RICHFORD.

j. f. Kelley. proprietor Of the Ameri-
can House, is confined to his house by i'll
ness.-AIr. and Mrs. T. w. Gilpin and son
Roger are taking a carriage drive in Or
leans county.-Sias +, Wilson of Macon,
Mo, visited in this place last week while
on his way to Massachusetts where he
Will visit brother-Mrs. Malcolm Glib
son has returned from u few weeks stay
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlng-
ton.-Miss Marian Montgomery, clerk in
F. II. KelleX's Office, is in camp at High
gate Springs for two weeks.-Thc Nc
Kinney house on Elm street has been
sold to Homer Westover for $2,7r0-Thc
board of listers win meet In tho town
clerks office Saturday, August 9, at nine
O'Clock a, II. to hear and act on COM
plants Of persons who may feel ag-
gricved by the boards valuation of real
estate for qundrenntal appraisal.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Hill and niece,
Miss Paulyne Tart, went to Ticonder-
oga, n. y. Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs
William Sargent of Warren visited at
" r. Sargents the first of the week.
Miss Lila Trombley is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. G.. w. Baeley, in Hudson,
n. H-Miss Jessie Crane of Burling-
ton is visiting Mrs. Cordclia Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ross of Burlng-
ton are visiting relatives in town.
j. f.. Andrews of Essex Junction is
visiting his son, Fred.-Miss Eva Cady
Of Jericho Is visiting her sister, Mrs
NJ f, Brewster.-Mrs Ralph TIallock
and children are visiting friends in
Enoshurg.-Mrs. Minnie White is Wis
itinE her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Cardner.-Rev Silas F. Perry
came from Pawtucket, r. l., Monday
to join his wife and daughters, who
have been spending the past month
with Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Higley. At
present he is pastor of n church with
membership OF $50. He will speak
mere sunday morning at IL o'clock.
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RICHMOND.

NJ i. Leary, the newly appointed post
aster, took possession of the office We'd
nesday morning. q. g. Gauvin and Miss
Edith Rashaw will be his assistants-The
teachers examination will be held In the
Masonic block Thursday and Friday
Mrs j. w. Berry has returned from a two
weeks vacation at Thompson's Point
Mrs. Collins OF Lowell, Mass, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. n. S. Bissell.-Martin
Henley of Windsor is spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his sister, Mrs. Mar
tin Purtel-Mrs. MacDonaldan and two chill
dren Of York Harbor Me, are visiting her
mother, Mrs j. O. Olmstead.-Mrs. Sam
uel Bashaw and daughter, Edith, havo
returned from a short stay with Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas In Hardwick-Mrs. Terrien
and daughter, Irene, are visiting relatives
in Worcester, Mass.-Mr and Mrs b. e.
Towers Of Chicago arrived In town Mon
day night and win spend the month with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. =. L. Towers
Mr., and Mrs, +. r. Moloney were called
to Essex, N, Y, by the death of Mr. Mo-
loncyS sisters child.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Caswell and son of
Springfield are visiting A. II. Caswell and
Il. A. F'rost.-The Rev. d. II. Strong has
gone to Shelburne Falls Mass, to spend
part of his vacation.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoffman of Springfield Mass, are
visiting her brother Ara Turner-Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Pierpont of Savannah.
Ca, are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs {. A. Pratt Mt their cottage at Camp
iuch.-Harold Glenna and Thelma Phelps
nave returned from a few days visit wi tn
their brother In Richmond. George Fur
Key Of burlington Is spending his vaca-
tion at his fathers, Edward Turllcy.-
Miss Lois Bradford OF burlington is the
guest of Miss Elsie Clarh.--S O. Brush
has returned TO Burlington after spending
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ii. A. Brush. Miss Lois Belden of
Corinth, n. Y, is visiting her brother, c.
NJ. Belden
Charles DePatie is homo on a two
weeks vacaion.-Mrs Davis of Cam
bridge is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clara
bell Miler.-NTiss Lois Belden Is visiting
her brother, G. NJ. Belden.-Mr and Mrs.
Fred Brunei aro parents of daughter
born July 29-Mr. and Mrs G. w. Cas-
well and son Robert of Springfield are
visiting at u. A Frost's.--Miss Grace
DePatie and Dorothy Niles have gone to
st. Almond =. G., to visit her brother
Arthur DePatie.-Mrs. G. S. Frost and
son Ralph from Athol Mass, are visiting
her sister. Mrs. T., A Frost.-Phillip
Powell has returned from his stay at
Camp Abnakl, where he won honors for
proficiency and made a half mile swim
The old Wheelock house. now occupied
by d. ID. Lafayette and located on the
road which runs from Milton to Georgia.
burned Tuesday aft moon.
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of this week.-Mrs. Mathews of Canada,
niece of Henry Leaf, who has been his
guest the past week, has gone to South
burlington for few days.-Fred Putnam
has moved into the Amos Rowe house.
The Rev. John II. Coleman, ID. d., super
intendent Of burlington district, preached
the sermon here last Sunday morning and
ut Oak Hill In the afternoon. Misses
Jennie Burnett and Leonard are spending
few days on Mount Mansncd.-Mrs.
Joseph SIENNA Is recovering from an at
tack of appendicitis Mrs Horatio
Crawford and children Of Massa chusetts
are visiting her father, u. I. Talcott for
n few weeks,--Miss Jennie SIENNA has re-
turned to Long Island hospital as super
intendent of nurses-Amos Cockel who
has been In Orwell with his son, Ralph
Tor few weeks, has returned
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ST. ALBANS.

Norman w. Sanborn. aged 3S years, died
Thursday morning at 7;20 o'clock at his
nome on Lincoln avenue after a several
months Illness with cancer Mr.. Sanborn
was born in East Hebron. y. IL, April 80,
1876 In November, 1895 he married Miss
Viola Ford of Bristol. Three years ago
no came to this city, purchasing tho ice
business OF j. j. Hunt. His health fall
ing he was obliged to sell the business
lie is survived by his wife and two sons,
wesley Ford Sanborn and John Newton
Sanborn Of this city; by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sanhorn of East Hebron,
two sisters, Mrs, Ada Watson of Los An
geles, Cal, and Mrs. IT. r. Ferrin OF Gro
ton, n II. The body was taken on the
lo'45 train Friday morning to East He
bron, whore the funeral was held
II. ii. bishop, n mail clerk on the St
Albans-ldchford run. who suffered tho
fracture of two ribs In the accident on
tho Misslsquoi Valley branch OF the Gem
tral Vermont railway the night of July
u caused by a washout, and who has
been at the hospital since for treatment.
returned TO his homo in Bolton Thurs
day
News has been received of the death
VI hIo' NluiL Tn lnlbNlD blythe, wife of
Albert Blythe of Keene, N. II. Mrs.
Blythe formerly resided I'm this city She
is survived by her husband and four
children, Julia, Ira, Benjamin and
George; also by a sister, Mrs, Walter
5. Soule Of Evanston, Ill.
Louis Robillard underwent an operation
at te hospital Monday morning. His
condition Is favorable.
l.. u, Russell of Swanton narrowly es-
capped serious injury Saturday evening
when his roadster was struck by an cleo
tric car on South Main street and badly
damaged. Mr. Russell was going down
on the left side of the street and when
In front of the house occupied by r. T.
brennan he turned out for team to
pass, at the same time attempting to
cross the car tracks ahead of an APP
preaching car. Tho right side OF the
roadster was hit by the electric car and
all the wheels, tho windshield. lights,
mud guards and parts of the chassis
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JERICHO.

Word was received Saturday from
Nottingham of the death of Mrs r. +.
Emerson, wife of the Rev. Frederick
Emerson, a formed pastor of the Baptist
Church.-Miss Emily Hulburd of Hyde
Park was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
6, b. Hulburd, Saturday. Jennie
Balch and daughter. Miss Mabel re-
turned to their home in Burlington Sat
urday after spending a few days with
Mrs. Mary Balch.-F. A. Porcival, Lloyd
1lulburd Ralph Buxton, Donald Perci-
val and Ralph Brigham are camping at
Mallett's Bay for ten days.--The Rev
Charles Nutting, c. c. Buxton, Francis
Bevin were on Mt. Mansfield Friday
Or. w. j, Giles of Montreal came Satur-
day to spend n few weeks at Capt. VIII
liam Almours Mrs. Giles and daughter,
Elizabeth, have been here for the past
month.
Tho Ladies' Help society will serve
n supper In the parlOrs OF the Baptist
Church next Friday cvenlng.-Hoyt Ken
ney and Elmer Kcnnoy Of New York
nre visiting their mother Mrs. Harriet
henney,-The l. G, club met with Mrs.
w. {. Jackson Monday evening and nro
sented n play from Mary Carey.-Stntion
Agent Charles Pcrcival and daughter,
Miss Bessie Percival, have returned from
Saltshurgh. Pa, where they have been
visiting Mr. Percyals sister, Mrs. Frank
II3vans.-Mrs. Wilson Curtis, who has
been Ill for n number OF months, Is so
far recovered as to ride out.-Captain
and Mrs. William Amour entertained
friends from Montreal Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walters Of Burlington are visiting
Mrs. Walters parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Desseny.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

f. Doolan has moved from Jay to
this side Of the mountain. where he Is
cutting out stock for the Downing Man
ufacturing comnany.-John O'Boylc has
moved from IIutchins' mill into w J.
Wright's tenement house on East hill
Nellie Williams Of Radnor, o.. and Mae
Lewis Of Ada, O., who have been visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. George Wright. have
returned home.-Guy W. Rowley and
family Of Mclrose, Mass, arc visiting
their mother Mrs. r. .. Rowley-
George Porter, Jr, who travels for the
G. f. Harvey company in Virginia, is
making his parents a visit.-AIiss Eunico
Prior of South Burlington has been IN
town calling on friepds.-John Lafoun-
tain is taking a vacation from Wright's
store.
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GEORGIA..

George Jordon and II. Surborg have
returned to New York city after spending
their two weeks vacation at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. John l.. Pattee
Otis Rogene Hale is spending a few
days at the homo of Horace Wood Tho
Methodist and Congregational Sunday
schools held their annual picnic at Geor-
gia Bay Tuesday.--A. b. Wood and fam
lily took trip through the islands Tues
day.-This IS the week for the regular
Grange meeting.--F. w. Bliss and FAM
lily are in Burlington to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Anna Bliss
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Norman Durham of Newport Wis
lten recently NJ tho homo of Jesse Dun
Halh'-MrS' Herman Wells and children
OF SolhorVille, Mass, are visiting rela-
ives IN town.-Abo 70 friends gathered
AT the home Of Mrs. Fred Potter Saturday
afternoon of last week to celebrate her
birthday. Refreshments of ice cream
ana cake were served. After a pleasant
afternoon the guests departed, leaving
many eifts.-Clnrcnce Dezotell is clerk
Ing In W. NJ. Naramoro's store.-Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Whcelock ana Miss Lola
Cowan took an automobile trip to Bur
lngtOn last Saturday
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. w. S. Livingston is confined to
the bed with erysipclas.--Gerald Stewart
and family returned TO their home in
Montreal Sunday night.-Miss Dorcas
Hammond visited Mrs A. $. Armstrong
at 1TighGate Springs Saturday-Osman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Chaffec fell
from his bicycle Friday night and broke
his shoulder.-The Rev T. IL CROSBY and
family took an automobile trip to AL
htlrr ypsterday
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SHELBURNE.

The members Of Trinity choir and sew
eral of their friends enjoyed a picnic
at the boys camp on Rowleys beach
Saturday. Mrs. Monroe of Toronto, Miss
Bernice Fuller of Sherbrooke. p. G., and
Miss Muriel o. Grant of Burlington are
guests of Mrs. Roy Sanders.-The reg
ular weekly prayer meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Thompson this evening.-Miss Eliza
beth Sutton of Barre il visiting
Miss Nellie Kimball.-Mrs. Charlotte Won
Steinberg of Burlington was an over
Sunday guest at the home OF Mrs. Ebert
Nash,-The Ladies' Improvement society
will meet with Mrs. James 4. Cory
this afternoon at 2:90 O'Clock. -Mlss
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
BERKSHIRE.

Professor Ezra Brainerd and wife OF
Middlebury, Prof. and Mrs. George p
Burns and two children. Mrs. ]. j. Flynn
Miss Goddard and Charles Jones Of Bur
lington, Jay G.. Underwood of H1rtland
and Dana Carpenter Of Middletown
Springs spent Thursday and Friday at
the home Of Mrs. l. Frances Jolley.-
Mrs. Mary Barnum Of Franklin is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs c. II. Johnson
and Mrs Fred Bordo attended the funeral
OF Julius Bordo at Bordonville Wednes-
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. and Mrs. Day returned from
their vacation Observation-Disclosures
were born the past week to Mr. and Mrs.
j. u. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. II. G.
Gldden.-Miss Grace Ranncy of Pitts
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. W.
Day.-Mlss Catherine ITurlbut Of Boston
Is visiting her sister Mrs. II. L. Chandler.
Mrs. r. j. Gates and daughter have re-
turned from visit in st. Adams and
bakersfield. Miss Annie Merrill Of Enos-
burg Falls Is visiting Miss Helen whit
ney,-Mr. and Mrs. John Lablre of Rich
ford Nverc In tnWn Snndnv.
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Maud Rousseau Of East Hampton, Mass
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor
Great preparations arc being made for
the celebration OF the street lighting 10
ne held saturday night, August s. 1t Is
expected that Sherman's band will be
III attendance, and several speakers.
among them, Mayor Burke of Burlington.
Will be present The ladies' will servo
refreshments. Electricity has been turned
on In the houses for about a week and
saturday night will see the streets
lighted.
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were smashed, Mr. Russell being pinned
beneath the wheels as the car was
dragged about % feet He suffered only
a slight bruise on his right arm
The body of Mrs. Ella M. Woodward
widow of Or. George Woodward who
died at the Kurn Uattin Home West
Minister was brought here Tuesday even
ing on the $3.50 o'clock train from the
south and the burial took place yesterday
morning at nine o'clock in the South
Main street cemetery, the Rev. w. +.
Jackson officiating. Mrs. Woodward, who
formerly resided In this city, recently
| underwent an operation ut the Bellows
Falls hospital, dying suddenly after her
return to the Kurn IIattn Home. She
was 60 years old. The body was mot
here by cousins. Mr.. and Mrs c. a.
harrington and G. a. Riddle of Johnson
VERNE Rushow, aged % years. died
Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock at
the home Of his parents Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Rushlow, on Federal street aftor a
long illness OF tuberculosis
Mrs. Theodore Sherman was ar
raigncd before Judge n n. Post in
city court yesterday morning charged
with keeping q house of ill-fame mt
tho old Exchange Hotel on Lake
street. The case was continued TO
Friday morning for further testimony.
NJ. II. Alexander was counsel for the
respondent Mrs. Emma Bruso of tho
Bay was found guilty of breach Of the
peace and sentenced to servo three
months in the Franklin county Jail
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Bruso was
arraigned on n charge of a second Of
fence of intoxiCation. lie was found
guilty and fined S15 and costs but be-
ing unable to pay will serve the al
Tentative of 80 days In the county iail.
Mrs. Lucy Bruso of the Bay was ar
ralEned on a charge of breach of tho
peace but the case was continued for
further investigation. All the cases
were prosecuted by Suites Attorney
G., +. Ladd.
John II. Summerskill, a young man in
the employ Of the Vermont Power and
Manufacturing company. who narrowly
escaped death by clectrocution Tuesday
afternoon, was able to be about ycster-
day and expects to resume work this
morning. MIR. Summersklll and nine
other workmen were working on the
Fairfax line
a son, August 2 to Mr. and Mrs. George
Little Of Detroit Mich. Mr.. Little is a
former resident of the Bay.
y son was born yesterday morning at
the Sherwood sanitarium to Mr.. and |
Mrs. George II. Taylor of Camp Rich" |
Milton Boro.
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MILTON BORO.

Hortense Donaldson of Swanton IL Mt
The home of her cousin. r. Z. Bullock.
donald Clark was called to North Cam
bridge Friday on account Of the serious
]lness of his father, Charles Clark
There was ball game Friday between
the Milton Boro Reds and the Button
team of St Adams Bay. The score was
! to 2, In favor Of st. Adams Bay-Jane
French is visiting Mrs, Mortimer Rey-
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold the
annual sale of fancy and useful articles
at the town hall this afternoon. and
Mrs. y. f. Hurlburt and II. p, Russell
of Boston are visiting In town.-A num-
her from here attended the lawn social
at DR. Caron's Tuesday evening
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gosslett. Mr. and Mrs John
J>wett, and Mrs. Emily Jewett and son.
Martis attended the funeral of Mrs Bees
sey at EEosburg Sunday.-The Misses
Marguerite Merrill and Marion Hall of
Burlington visiteS Leila Murray last
week,-Tho cottage prayer meeting viii
DC held at Heprv Nesrisr's next Friday
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evening.-Lawrence Rossior of Montgom-
cry Center was the guest of Miss Alberta
Ariel Sunday. Henry Sylvester and
children passed Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Austin Nc
Grail.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker OF John
son are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. T. Shangraw and with other
relatives In this place
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SWANTON.

Mrs. II. A. Collins has returned from
New York. whore she was called by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. James Bell. -
a Bastien and family of Montreal are oc.
cupying the "Wigwam" on Hog Island
point.-Charles r. Scott of Westboro,
Mass, formerly of this place has been
missing 4 few daYs In town