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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Mary McGue, who has occupied
Mrs. Eva Gates house on Main street
is preparing to move to her farm Novem-
Der 1.-The Guild Of the Episcopal Church
will serve supper in the Guild rooms
Thursday from five until eight-AIrs.
FOgg IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Merrill. Mrs. William Kittel Is
visiting her daughter in Lowell, Mass. -
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Fay
Goddcs Monday morning Henry Mitchell
while suffering from heart trouble fell and
received serious injuries His daughter,
Miss Agnes Is keeping the store open
during her fathers llncss.-Johu Hale, a
lifelong resident of this town, died at his
home here october 10 in the sd year of
his age. The funeral was held at the
Episcopal Church, of which he was 4
member October l2 the Rev. William
Garner of Enoshurg officiating
A very pretty wedding took place
at the Episcopal Church TUESDAY
evening when Mary Ellen Farrand.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Homer Il.
bride of Forest Carpenter of Colches-
ter. The bride entered the church
with her father, and her two sisters,
Misses Amanda and Grace. were
bridesmaids Neil Carpenter "A broth
or of the groom, was best man, and
the ushcrs were Max Burleson and
Chauncey Chase. The wedding march
vas played by Miss Carpenter of
. 'wanton and the ceremony was par-
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SOUTH HERO.

At the caucus Saturday night the
democrats nominated George y. Fresh
and the republicans John Mcbride for
rcpresentative,-Mr and Mrs John
Wright returned FRIDAY night from a
10 days visit IN Boston.-Mrs. Winslow
White was called to Alburg Tuesday by
the death OF her stepfather, Fred Feefee
Miss IIilda Wright spent the Weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Davis, In
Essex Miss Emma Wright accompanied
her.-The Rev. Ralph Mix will preach
in the Congregational Church November
The Girl Guides will meet in the
CONGREGATIONAL vcstry Saturday at 200
p. m-Mrs. G. Il. Scott of Essex juno
ton is spending some time in town The
sand Bar school is closed on account Of
the Illness Of the teacher, Miss Ethel
Iln1Dn
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The WOman's Missions Circle met
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles
Martins hom"-Augustus Lal}arge has
gone to Essex. y. Y, where he was
called by the illness and death OF his
brother-in-law, Charles Ladue.-IIermine
Rotax, wife Of Sawyer Jewell died Of
cancer Thursday morning at her home in
the north part OF Charlotte after n long
Illness Mrs. Jewell was born in Ger
many SC years ago Her husband, and
daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Poole and four
grandchildren survive her She also
leaves a sister, Mrs. Albert Belkey, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, and a brother, A Rotax,
of Monkton. The funeral services were
held at the home Sunday afternoon. The
Rev. G, r, Brush, rector OF Trinity
Church, Shelburne. Of which she was
member OBLIGATED. The interment was
In the old Quaker cemetery In Monkton
where other members Of her family are
buried-Mrs, Joseph Shortsleeves OF YER
genncs Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Shortslceves, Burton f.. Beers and fam
ly or Essex Center, who have been visit
Ing their relatives here, returned Sunday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van Vliet
left Thursday for Boston From Bost0u
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

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caucus hel" III iHo'Ps $ nan FRIDAY even
ing D. o. hlmhall' or the firm of Kimholl
Bros n CO.. was unanimously nominated
for town representative.-Stanl Burt
of Springfield Mass. Is visiting his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S X. Burt
i, 7. Beeman of St Adams agent of
the Humane society, was a business vlsi-
tor in town Saturday.
There was meeting of the Queen
Esther Circle and Standard Bearers Mon
day evening in the home of Mrs f. W..
Draper. 1t included n reception IN tho
new memhers sunday was nroroottor
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RICHFORD.

The ladies Of St AIMS Guild will hold
their annual sale and supper November
Il and IS at the parish hall.-Miss Adele
". Cote went to New bedford Mass.
Thursday, called there by the death Of
a slster.-Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey r. Ferris
of Los Angeles, CAL, former residents of
this place are visiting here and at st.
Armand.-Horace r. Aver has rented his
house on South Main street to George
Rouse Of Montgomery. MIR. ana Mrs.
Aycr Will 70 to st. Adams to reside
with their daughter, Mrs. j. b. Stafford -
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, +. Hardy have closed
their summer home In bethlehem, y. H..
and returned TO their home in this place.
where they will pass the wintor--Dr
and Mrs Llnwood Kelley Of Manchester
are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. =. Kelley. and other relatives IN this
Ipacc.-Vlctor Como and Mabel r.
Longcy were married at the Methodist
parsonage October T. ny the Rev. y. G.
Gucst.--At tho republican CAUCUS Thurs
day c. \. Powell was nominated rs the
party candidate for town representative.
Mrs Novclla Geor Of Nashua. n. H..
has returned to her homo after passing
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends in this place.
John Macia, aged IS years died at his
homo ON Highland avenue Sunday of
dropsy and heart trouble Tho funeral
service was held in All Saints Cotholic
Church Tuesday morning.-A. J. Willis.
well known resident Of Fast Rlchford
died Sunday form the effects Of shock
Mr.. Willis was 70 years Old Funeral ser
vices were held Wednesday at East
Richford Tho scven-ycar-old son Of M
and Mrs Divide Barber died Of infantilc
paralysis Saturday and the body was
taken to Montgomery for burial
The Kings Daughters will meet at the
home of Mrs, J, Z. Calkins Thursday aft
ernoon, October %. at 2;3o o'clock.-Mrs
p VI. Faufaw and daughter, Frances, Of
San Diego, Cal. is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs, \. J. Elliot.-Thc liter
airy meeting of the Woman's club will be
held at the home of Mrs. \. l.. Estcy Mon
day evening at eight o'clock leader, Mrs
f. f. Wilson, subject, "FOrestry' The
program is as follows Roll call, foreign
news; "Beginnng of Forestry" Con
scrvation," Trees That Are Strange to
Us" Trees in Legend and History
reading, selections from Forest Hymn
and the Palm Trec."-Thc Rev. L. NJ.
Fuller and the Rev. d. G.. Guest are at
tending the state Sunday school conven-
ton being held in Barre this week
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SHELDON.

A surprise party was given X. w
Grove Mt the home Of his parents Friday
evening in honor of his Dist birthday.
About As young people Of the town at
tended, presenting Mr. Grove with a
handsome signet ring. The evening was
spent in card playing and music.-Buel
W. Graves and Miss Hannah Tcnney of
South Royalton We're married at the par
sonage OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
In St. Adams October II by the Rev. 7,
a. Lcndrum, d. DC. L. Dawson, aged
81 years, died Thursday morning at tho
homo Of his daughter. Mrs. l.. j. Rice
The funeral was held Saturday The re-
mains We're taken to Franklin for burial
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ENOSBURG.

The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional Church win serve a chicken pie
supper Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Ifiddcr and son. Grant are in
Derby visiting their brother, W. J. Kid
der, ana family.--The ladies Of the Con-
Eregational society gave miscellaneous
shower to Miss Cora Orr at the home of
her parents Thursday. 1t was a COM
ploto surprise to Miss Orr as 1t was ar
ranged while she was visiting at the home
Of an aunt a large number OF ladies'
attended. Mrs. Ray Moulton and Mrs
William Walbrdge of Franklin were
present
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. H. =. Tomliuson, who has been
nth her daughter Mrs. Charles Lamb.
II Worcester, Mass, for six weeks, has
burned home.-Eugene Irish of Jericho
|as purchased the farm of the late Mrs.
! ardy.-O. j. Hosford is visiting in
(arre.--Mrs. Julia Gregory Is confined to
be house with whooping cough.-Miss
BAUD Warren Of Woodstock is in town.
Mrs. Harry Gregory has returned from
|towe-At the republican caucus Satur-
lay evening T. r. Davis was nominated
pr representative Mrs. Mary York is
listing her niece. Mrs. Chester Cutler,
b Jonesville.-Mlss Bernice Hall visited
er mother in Cambridge over Sunday
'erde Woodland of North Duxbury is
isiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
. ]. Hosford. Albert Wheeler of Mont
elier is visiting his aunt, Mrs. G.. w.
tellOpp
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HUNTINGTON.

Fred S, Carpenter Of this place and
Mss Ethel NJ. Wright of Springfield
were married IN Brattleboro Thursday.
Afte" a few days In Boston and other
places they will return to the home Of
the groom to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Giley OF Flanders,
South Dakota. are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Swinyer, and other relatives
The Rev. G. v French is attending the
Sunday school convention at Barre
James Durand, Jr., returned from the hos
pital Sunday night-Mrs, Sarah Sherman
will entertain the Kings Daughters OctO-
Der % at the hall,--John Carpenter has
rented part of his house to Mr., Truax,
who Is working for his brother Henry
Trunk
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ESSEX CENTER.

G.. II. Brown of South Lancaster,
lass, is the guest of Samuel Keller.
Mrs. william J. Hanley, who has
Pen at Bakersfield, returned Satur-
by.-Mr. and Mrs. George Ayers of
Jew York city are visiting in town
George Westman of JcfcrsonNille
fsited Mrs. Iorogon SundaY-Mr. and
FRS. Chauncey Burns and children
tsited at Underhill Sunday.-The la
les Aid will serve dinner Thursday
rom IL to mir. and Mrs. +. Powell
RE the parents of a son, born October
P.-Word has been received here of
he serious Illness Of Arthur Nocha,
no was in the navy, and is now in the
ospital at Talmagc, Cal-Mrs. Pear
I'll and son of Independence, Iowa,
RE guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Bixby
Miss Tresia Yandow Of Essex June
Jon was the guest Of Miss Grace
fOcha over Sunday.
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs Charles Brown has returned tn
Burlington after spending a few days
with her hushand.-Waltcr St OnEo, who
has been seriously III for the past two
weeks remains about the same Mr. WI
liam Papaloosc, who broke one leg soma
few days ago, Is able to be about tho
house Mr.. and Mrs Faye have returned
to their horne I'm Cambridge after spoud-
ing SUNDAY as the guest OF NJ aud Mrs
John Horican.-Fred Feefee of Alburg
died very suddenly Monday at his hom"
after a lingering Illness with heart trou-
hle.-The Roy, George Story has moved
his family from Keniockety camp to War
rem Clark's.-John Tudhope has returned
after attending the ball games in Boston.
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they will go to Roxbury to visit Mrs.
Van Nliets sister, Mrs. Merritt Ester
brook, and her famlly,-Dr. and Mrs.
Fenwick G. Taggart and Mrs. Taggart' s
mother of Greenwich, r. l., are guests
of Or. Taggart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Taggart Miss Cynthia Cove has
returned from Bristol, where she has
been visiting her sistcrs.-Mrs B. II.
Carpenter of Colchester Is with her son,
Forest Carpenter for an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. y. W. Cove of Bristol
have been visiting at f. S Gove's.
Mrs Ernest Burcigh and son. Raymond,
were guests at her fathers, william Les
sor Sunday
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Essen JUNCTION.

The funeral of Mrs Meddy Scnnea
who died Frlday evening at her home in
Wflliston, was held at the Church Of the
Holy Family in this village Sunday aft
ernoon at three o'clock. Burial was in
the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral of Lucus NJ. Booth who
died Sunday morning at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Fletcher. took place
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock from
her home in the village Lucius NJ
Booth was the son of Samuel c. and
Eunice Woodwork Booth and was born
In Essex In 1911 He received his educa-
tlon IN the common school and academy
of his native town He enlisted first with
the 9th Vermont Volunteers in 1851 and
later saw service with Company r of
the 18th Vermont Volunteer infantry;
was appointed corporal and promoted to
first sergeant. He saw active service
through the entire Gettysburg campaign.
Since he was mustered out in 1863 To
the present time he had followed the
lumber business. He is survived by his
wife, Jennie Hand Booth; his daughter,
Carrie L. Fletcher of this village and
his sons, William II. Booth of Cherry
Valley, ILL.,. and Roy H. Booth Of Buff
falo, n. Y; and four grandchildren.
The Misses Mildred Gilbert and GladYs
Post of Essex Junction. Lillian Wolcott
and Elizabeth Smith Of Colchostor arc
the four young ladies of the domestic sci
enCe class chosen to go with Miss Amy
Wheeler their teacher to the Windsor
State fair for boys and girls, october -
9S and %. to demonstrate the making or
certain products.
At a special meeting Of the Baptist
Church held Sunday morning at the close
Of the service the Rev. Henry *. Wye
read his resignation. Mr.. WYE came to tn"
Baptist Church last February through the
State convention. He requested the state
convention and church to release him at
the end OF October. The church voted to
do so, expressing their regret that he is
to leave.
Miss Mary Dow Of Burlington has re-
turned from several months absence
in the West and Lake Placid and will
again make her home with Mrs. a. r.
A,.l.1
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

r. c. Bedard Of Barre is moving his
family to town and will occupy the Lyon
house on Lamkins street Mr. Dedard
has leased the Jersey blacksmith shop.
Miss Gladys steele has returned from
Boston, where she has been visiting for
six week%--John Corcoran has leased the
NcGarry Blacksmith shop and opened a
garage and repair shop In same-Nrs.
". Lent has moved from the Skoels hous,
to the Burdick house on Canada street.
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louisville.

The Lend-aHand society will hold
their fair and supper the evening of
october 2S.-Mr and Mrs. r. 4. Norton
Of Huntington visited at c. C. Fullers
the first of the week.-Miss Dorothy
Smith is with her cousin, Mrs. j. b.
Atkins.-Mrs. NJ J. Perkins has return
ed to Worcester after spending the sum-
mcr with her son.--T. l.. Stevens is
visiting In Hyde Park and the northern
part Of the Statc.--The Lend-a-Hand
will meet with Mrs c. G. Fuller Thurs
daV for dinner
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formed by the Rev. william Garner
Of Enosburg. The church was dec
Grated with ferns and carnations, a
few potted plants and asters After
the ceremony the bridal couple re
turned to the home of the bride in
bakersfield, where a reception was
held, after which they Immediately
left for a short wedding trip. Both
Young people are graduates Of Brig
ham Academy. The bride for the past
two years has been organst In the
Episcopal Church and has made many
friends i'm this town.
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MILTON.

Seneca Lodge. No. 40 held a special
heeting with work on the f. A. degree
t their lodge rooms Tuesday night. Rus
ell Hallett, w. NJ, of Burlington Lodge,
O. 100, n l. Stanhope, w. NJ, Of Web
ter Lodge, No. 81, d. D. G. NJ, district
70. 5, William r Mead Of Underhill, d. ID.
NJ, district No. 3, Robert NJ. Mills of
burlington, We're present. In all the gath
ring numbered 100. After the work at the
Iasonic hall a banquet was served at the
o. o. f.. hall. This was a return visit
the Burlington lodge for one for this
bdge last spring.-Joseph Murray has sold
is farm recently purchased of Frank
Blake to Della NJ. Laporte, who Will move
here soon.-Hiram y. Bevins is moving
he Little Box" building through the
treets to the residence Of Frank s. Nor
an on River street.--Hiram Skeels of
ktlanta, Ga, arrived with his mother and
I'il spend the winter in the North. He
I ad q long illness with typhoid but is re-
overing now.--There Is to be a dance at
o. o. Y. hall Wednesday night in honor
Il the Misses Frost Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
|yiens are parents of a son, born October
Seneca Lodge at a special meeting Tues
ay evening worked the first degree on
candidate. They had as guests so or
members of Burlington Lodge No.
DO. There We're also present mem
ers of Webster lodge at Wnoosld
Ind the Underhll and Jericho
Iodges and one member from lodge
| Toledo Ohio. The district deputy Mr.
Head of Underhill, was present and re-
3iewed the work A banquet was served
i odd Fellows hall, at which about 100
at down at the tables. After the ban
kuet there We're speeches. Music was fur
[ished by a male quartet belonging to
Burlington lodge.-Mr and Mrs Belden
IF COrinth y. Y, are visiting their son,
y. NJ Belden.-The young ladies' dramatic
/ hub are to give their play at St. Adams
| all on Friday evening.-Mrs. William
Bailey of Wolcott is visiting at Charles
J.. Jackson s.-Mrs. Albertine Barnes
has returned from a few days visit in
Essex Junction.-Mrs. +. e. Cormia is
pl agan.-A. b. Sturges has so far re-
lowered from his severe fall as to be
! BILE to he out.-The store building on
Main street known as the Little Box"
has been bought by F. S. Morgan and
moved to his residence on River street.
10 be used as a printing office.-Miss
Helen Holbrook, who passed the summer
| town, has gone to Burlington for a
ew days before returning to her home
|n Indianapolis Ind--A. L. Rood has
zone on the excursion to New York
Mrs. c. F. Skeels has returned from
atlanta Ga She was accompanied home
Py her son Hiram, who has just recover
fd from a bad relapse after typhoid
favar
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Fay Austin and little daughter
Lucille, of Fairfield are visiting at the
home of her father Frank Lumbra.--Mrs
Soloma Whtcomb Is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs Salina Rushford.-
Mr.. and Mrs Austin McGrail passed sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Sylvcstcr.-Dr. Larrason from the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington spent
Sunday with his wife, who is ut Henry
Mcssior's.-M Mr. and Mrs. John Ariel and
daughter Blossom, are visiting In North
Troy at the home Of Mrs. AricTs sister
Mrs. Louis Lumhra, and also at Bert Don
ncy's.-The cottage .praycr-mcctlnE Will
be held at Mrs Emily Jewetts Friday
evening
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ransom Of Nor
|vich, Conn, are visiting relatives in this
killage-The fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Wright Fay was celebrated
pit their home Tuesday evening Miss
gladys Tomlinson has been chichester
Walton was at his home over Sunday
/ rom Middlebury College.-Miss Mildred
Fuller has returned to her home in West
Bolton on account of illness.-Miss Col
ttta Barrett was at home over Sunday
from the University OF Vermont-H
lowe Of Richmond visited in the village
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burlington is the guest OF Miss Maytle
Glcason-Mrs. Kate Freeman and
daughter of Essex are the guests of
her brother, NJ. J. Gleason.-M. Purtell
has sold his fruit business to parties
from st Albans.-Mr and Mrs. H. b.
sherman of Burlington were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green over Sunday
Mr." Miller and Mrs. w J. Tilley were
In Proctor Tuesday to attend a library
conNention.-Mr and Mrs. r. S. Read
entertained the All Round club at their
mono tuesday evening. Walter Kennedy
or Enosburg Falls was the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy
over Sunday.-Thc Louise NJ. Smiley
Circle of Kings Daughters will hold
their annual sale and supper at the
uniVersalist Church vcstry next week.
Mrs Mary Jacobs left Nnday evening
Tor California, whore she Will reside.
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BOLTON.

Sidney Sabns returned to his work in
Fellows Falls last Saturday night after
spending a two weeks vacation at his
home in town.-Edward Norton who lives
on the William White farm in the town
of Richmond, visited his brother in Boil
ton Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Nor
ton went to burlington Wednesday as
witnesses In the Champcny- Durand case
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BEAVER.

George w. Craft was called Saturday
to Brownington to attend the funeral Of
an aunt. He returned Monday morning
l. II. Caswcll was in Milton Sunday
While Harry Craft was boiling some
potatoes for feed near the barn, the build
ing caught fire and only by prompt work
and favorable wind the barn and
haystack nearby we're saved
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RICHMOND.

The funeral OF Miss Calista Williams,
who died In Burlington Friday. was held
from the Congregational Church Mon
day afternoon at one o'clock, the Rev. E.
p Treat of Pittsford former pastor,
officiatlng, assisted by the Rev, Charles
Waffle, The bearers were: Dayton WI
Hams a nephew OF Minneapolis, George
Irish and Charles Metcalf of Willston
and r. T. Jacobs of this town. Inter
ment was In the old cemetery, N ss
Eva Berry Of Burlington was the guest
of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. C. Berry,
over Sunday Miss Anna Harrington OF
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Flora Knight of Morrlsvillc Is tn"
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Barncs.-Mr ana Mrs. John Doane are
visiting friends in Ncwport.-Mrs. Hebcr
Cover is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Shanlcy.-Mrs. Carl Perry of
Boston Is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Tupper-'rhc candidates
for town representative are; Republican,
y. ]. Barnes democrat, a. c. Reed; pro-
rrcs-iNn. Il K DDnin.
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FLETCHER.

II. l.. MaXhcld Is ill.-Mrs, Lucia Par
sons, who has been Ill, is bettcr.--A re-
cepton was held at w. S. Shcpardson's
han Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Asa Stratton, who have Just returned
from their wedding trip.-Willam Boozan
has sold a quantity of pine timber to A.
II. Britton of Cambridge. The school at
tho Contcr re-oncncd Monday.
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treasurer The first meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs Il. A. HYATT
Wednesday evening, october g.
Mrs. l.. S Desnoyers has announced
the marriage engagement of her daugh-
ter, Mary Laura, to Percy Ellis Trendall
Of this city. formerly of New London.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs Abbie Russell is seriously ill.-At
the republican caucus held SATURDAY.
night william ilazen received the nomin-
alton for representative,-Iiar Russell
of Alburg visited his mother, Mrs Ahbie
Russell, Sunday.-The telephone has been
replaced in the railroad station.-C u.
Griswold, V. l., llurlburt and r. r.
Nlncklag haYa ratnrnad fNAs. -