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COLCHESTER.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Grey and daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert McNall July 3.--Mr. and Mrs y. T..
Severance spent Saturday and Sunday
In Hineshurg-Mr. and Mrs w. II. Mum
son and daughters, Mildred and Marion.
spent July at Port Henry visiting Will
liam Munson, Jr.-Mrs. Evelyn Morrow
Horton and daughter are visiting at her
home.-Mss Mae Villas of Burlington
spent sunday with Miss Helen Lyon
Miss Grace Cookie is at J. II. Lyons
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Martin Fow-
ler,-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hunt spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McNeil.-E. s. Wright is having a week s
vacation. Mrs Jeremiah Stone and
daughter Erma, of Rutland, are visiting
Mrs. j. Lucia.-Mr. and Mrs +. II An
drus visited Mrs. Day over the Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. Scion Bigelow and fam
ly visited Mr., and Mrs. W. n Wright
Saturday
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

At a continued hearing in city court
Thursday afternoon in the case against
Sewal Ford, charged with polluting a
spring on his own premises from which
the water ran to the promises of a neigh
Dor, JudEo n. n. Post ordered him bound
over to the September term of F'rafiK>>S
county court, fixing bail in the sum 81
800, which he furnished.
The Rev. w. p. Jackson was in Albur /;
July l to officiate at the marriage
of the Rev. Edgar Vernon Young and
Miss Bertha j. Cleland.
Mrs. Mary Morey died at the hospital
Saturday afternoon, where she had been
receiving treatment for the past three
weeks The cause of death was
myocardtis.
Harry Baird OF Bakersfield narrowly
escaped serious accident when return
ing home from the celebration in this
city when the steering gear of the. auto
mobile which he was driving failed to
work. Mr.. Baird was unnjured but the
machine which went into the ditch and
struck a tree, was badly damaged.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Guy r. Varnum and sor
Harvey, and daughter, Margaret, wh(
were guests for several days at H. W
Narnums returned 10 Barre Monday
Mrs Nottie Scott who spent sever.
weeks with her sister Mrs r. J. Ruker
has returned to New York city-Mrs VI
y. Trick of Burlington has come to max,
her home with her daughter, Mrs c. s.
Scott.-The funeral Of Mrs Ella Whit
comb, whose remains We're brought hero
from IIaverhill, y. H, Saturday, was
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
y ALBURG.

A quiet wedding took place at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. James +. Clcland of Al
burg Wednesday afternoon July / when
Bertha Jane, their eldest daughter was
united in marriage to the Rev Edgar
Vernon Young of Bath. Eng, the Rev.
w. L. Jackson of ST. Adams performing
the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of
white embroidered wolfe ana carried pink
and white carnations, The house was
prettily decorated with pink and white
carnations and white sweet peas. The
wedding march was played by Miss Fran
ccs Cleland sister of the bride, The
couple were unattended, only the imme-
date relatives being present. After the
ceremony wedding supper was served
and Mr. and Mrs. Young left on the even
ing train for Sixteen Island lake for a
few days. After August they will be At
home at Maidstone. Saskatchewan. The
grooms gift to the bride was a gold bar
pin set with pearls. The bride received
many beautiful and useful presents. The
bride is a graduate of Johnson Normal
school and for the past four years has
been a teacher i'm the graded school at
Enosburg Falls Mr. Young is a grad
uate of Wesleyan Theological College OF
Montreal
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morning. She was with n yachting party
n week ago Sunday and at her place of
business Monday. Miss Parsons was
born in Swanton So years ago and most
of her life was passed here. Her father
was Il. u. Parsons and her mother Lucy
Barney, daughter of George Barney
Miss Frances Parsons of this place is a
sister and another sister, Mrs. w. c.
Bean, lives in Boston Miss Parsons
was essentially business woman, hav-
Ing been a bookkecpcr for Villas q La
pelle for "A long time and at the time of
her death was an active member of the
Lapelle Poultry Food company. with
which she had been identified from the
beginning Prominent socially, active in
the Kings Daughters and so well known
In business way she will be greatly
missed In social and business circles.
Her ancestors were among the pioneers
of Swanton. The funeral was held from
the house Wednesday afternoon at three
O clock
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Friday evening a lawn social will be
held at the Methodist Church Ice cream,
cake and lemonade will be served A
musical program will be given with the
orchestra In attendance The proceeds
are for the Sunday school library.-Mr.
and Mrs, Oscar Bowen returned to New
ark Valley, ~ Y, Wednesday.-Mrs r.
NJ. Squires has sold her residence to NJ.
Peterson.-Miss Florence Hoadley went
to Cliff Haven, n. Y, Tuesday, whore
she has employment for the summer
on Sunday. ". II. Jeffrey of East Bert-
shire will speak at the Methodist Church
at p. m, on The Restoration of
the Holy Bible to our Public Schools. -
The Misses Laird Of Brooklyn, y. Y, are
guests at the home Of John JollcY-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. H. Stone and Mrs. r. II,
Cresey attended the Fourth of July cele-
bration at St Albans.--NIrs. Sargent is
visiting in Bellows Falls.
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ariel of Westfeld
have been spending a few days with Mr..
Aricl's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rushfor1 have
been visiting at the home " his brother.
A. a. Rushford. of st. Albans.-Tha cot
tage prayor-meeting will he held at Frank
Goslctt's Friday cvening.-Charles MaCia
met with severe accident saturday
night on his return home from he vii
.agc His horse became frightened and
tipped the wagon over. Mr.. Macia was
thrown upon his face, breaking his jaw
bone-Charles ShanEraw of Beverly,
Mass, is visiting his mother. Mrs
Phoebe Shangraw. and other relatives of
this place.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Centebar
ind three children, of Montgomery Cen
ter, have been visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Potvin.-Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Messer and daughter, Madge,
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs Vic
tor Martin Of Bakersfield.- Fred
Domino has returned home after spend
Ing few days with her mother, Mis-
Mitchell Domino.
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FAIRFAX.

| Mrs. Kate Lauflin is visiting her son,
Jackson, In Milton for n few days.-Wal-
ter Bergen and Russell Goodsell have
gone to Camp Abnaki for a months stay.
Miss Ruth Adrich of Canada is the
guest of the Misses MarJory and Edith
Connors.-A large number of people from
this place attended the celebration in St.
Adams Saturday.-Mrs Bertha Bergen,
Miss Mary Wheeler, Mrs. Harry Elem
ings and T.. ID. Shepardson were among
those who were in Burlington July a.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Bocman went
Tuesday to Nantasltet Beach, Mass, for
n vacation.-Mr and Mrs. Carl Lane and
SON. Merritt, Of Springfield, Mass. for
merry of this place, are visiting Mr.
Lanes mother Mrs Eva Lanc.-I e
Hunt of Swanton spent the Weekend with
his mother, Mrs. l. f. Hunt.-The Rev
Alvah S. Hobart, d. D.. Of Philadelphia
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning.-The Woman's
Home Missionary society met We'd
nesdaY afternoon with Mrs A. n South
ard.-IIoward Lane K&s returned to Bos-
ton after a few weeks with his mother
Mrs. Eva Lane. Howard Rowland r. f.
u. mail carrier through the north part
of the town, expects to go this week to
Boston to visit his brother William Row
land.-Miss Clarlssa Hunt has returned
from an extended visit with friends in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts, Tho
Rev Rolla G. Hunt and family of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, are passing their vaca-
ton on his farm in lluntville.-Ralph
Buck who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is lmproving.-Nlrs Lillian G.
Bells of Woodstock came Friday evening
and went Saturday morning with c. f..
Goodsell and family to 1'lattsburgh for
the Fourth.-Mrs. Albert Walker died ut
her home Friday morning after a long
period of Ill health. The funeral was held
Sunday at her late home. She is sur
vived by her husband and two daugh-
tors, Mrs. Lillian Sweet of Johnson and
Mrs. Fannie Howard of Wcstford.-N1
Clara McAuley of Burlington Is the guest
of Mrs. NJ L. Hicks for the weck-end.-
Miss Lillian Petty of Wcstford is the
guest of Miss Jessie Southland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. McAlister, Mr.. and
Mrs j. e. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Campbell; decorations, Mr.. and Mrs II.
T.. Straw Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Douglass,
Mrs. Eunice Pottle, Mrs Vernon VIII
kins. The secretary. Mrs. O. Il. Luce. is
mailing Invitations to former residents
Addresses are solicited and NAV he given
to the secretary. Thomas Doherty has
returned to Cambridge. Mass. after Wis
iting his aunt Mrs. O. Il. Luce. and other
stowe friends.-Mrs. T. r. Downes of
| Hardwick Is with her sister. Mrs NJ. c.
| Lovejoy.-li @. Smith. who took the first
prize on Individual fonts at the Fourth
of July celebration in Morrlsville, drove
| a tallyho coach drawn by four white
horses and deliberately decorated with
white and the national colors. with sew
oral young lady passengers dressed in
whte.-Thcrc will be exercises by the
children of the Unity Sunday school at
the usual hour of sunday school at Unity
| Church SundaY.-Thc members OF Mystic
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, and Of Sickle Chap
ter o. e. s., have been invited to attend
the morning service at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday in commcmoration of st.
Johns day. Rev. r. w. Collins will preach
at the First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and at the West Branch
Church I'm the afternoon.-Mr Spraguo
OF birmingham, Mass is visiting Mr.
ana Mrs. George f.. Fowler at "The
Knoll. Mr. and Mrs. G.. s. Gruber and
sons, Philip and John. on their annual
visit to Stowe are guests at w G.
Townc's on the west branch road-Mrs
w. T. Burt and two children have spent
week with her sister and husband Mr..
and Mrs. Stafford NJ Boardman. in Bur
lington.-Edwin A. Rigelow, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Bigclow of Salem.
Mass, has passed the entrance examina-
lions and is n member of the freshman
class of Harvard Collore-Mr. and Mrs.
p. O. Eddy of sheldon and Mrs. Maude
Heath Of Johnson have visited Mr. and
Mrs c. +. Eddy this wccl5-The ladies'
Of Unity Church are conducting the an
nual spring cleaning at the church We'd
nesday and Thursday.-Miss Nadine
Roardman Is recovering favorahly from
an oDeration for appendicitis at tho
Fanny Allen hospital In Winooski and is
expected home soon.-At the regular
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday afternoon the roll call will be
IF not myself who would I be-" Mrs. c.
i. Eddy Will read paper-Cieorge NJ
Houston Of stowe and Naude V Remission
or Waterbury were married on July I
by the Rev. Lcmurl Davis at the Con-
gregational parsonage.-Miss st. Julian,
who has visited her home in Ottawa.
has returned to stowe, whore she is a
guest Mt the Green Mountain Tnn.--A
daughter was born July to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Z. Pike at tho Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlnrton.-A family gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Straw Wednesday evening was in honor
of the eighth birthday Of their son. Rich
ard Shorbut Straw.
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RICHFORD.

DR.. r. VI. Pelton, health officer, has
had the village water tested at the State
laboratory in Burlington, and the report
is that the water is Of excellent quality.
H. II. Comings. village treasurer, re-
ports that OF the sS,3O2.64 taxes placed in
his hands for collection June |, he COL
iected during the month sS,1l74 leaving
only 'lS5. 10 to be collected by the village
collector.-Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fletcher
have gone to Andover, Mass, for a few
weeks-Gardner Chase, who has been
teaching school in Cambridge, Mass,
visited at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin s. Chase. for a few days
before going to Burlington. where he
has entered the summer school of the
University OF Vermont.-Mrs. d. G. Guest
and daughter, Alice are passing the sum
mer with Mrs Guests parents in Var
mouth, Nova Scotia.-Mr. and Mrs Harry
White and son. Wallace. of Burlington
are visiting at the home of Mr.. Whites
father, w. w, White.-Mr and Mrs. O.
]. Gross returned TO their home in
Montpelier Saturday after visiting in this
place and at Richford Center-Mrs F.
p. 14underville and daughter, Jeanette.
are visiting relatives In St Albans.-Miss
Alma Wilcox is visiting in St Adams
The following corps of teachers has been
engaged for the Richford schools for the
coming YER Principal. d. W. McClel-
land Richford; preceptress, Miss Bar
bara H. Smith, Mddlebury; commercial
department, Miss Maude f. Hammond
RichfOrd; eighth grade Miss Ellen Hyde
Wagner. East Georgia; seventh grade,
Miss Loella Farmer, Richford: sixth
grade, Miss Helen Wallace, Fairfeld
fifth grade, Miss Leila Cowan, Bakers
field; fourth grade, Mrs. Abbie j. Robb.
Eichford; third grade, Miss Charlotte
Hopkins Ludlow; second grade Miss
Mary s. Moore, Richford first grade A.
Miss Jessie n. Gilbert, East franklin
FIRST grade Il. Miss Amy T. Perry, John
son; overflow from fourth and fifth
grades, Miss Dorothy S, Hlll, Isla La
Motto; music Miss May L. Wallace
Richford; Stevens Mills, Miss Mary A.
Martin, Richford; Blaisdell school Mrs
cara Courreen, Barnet; East Richford
primary, Miss Gertrude Smith, Richford;
East Richford intermediate. Miss Mae
a. Booth, Richford: South Richford, Miss
Ruth Record, Franklin. A teacher for
Center school has not yet been appointed
Miss Laura Hanark and brother.
Meilby, Of New Britain, Conn. are Mt
the home Of their aunt. Mrs. A. G.
Chappel-Mr. and Mrs. l. p. Hawlev re-
turned Tuesday from a visit at the home
of their daughter Mrs. lockwood Brown
in Billings Montana.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Bean have bought of Mrs Mary
Tarte of Burlington her house on High
land avenue.-A 5G0-watt nitrogen mazda
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Harris spent the
Weekend In Brushton. n. Y.-The Ladies'
Aid society will met AZ the church Thurs
DAY afternoon for copper a good at
tendance is desired as the ladies are
preparing for the annual sale to be held
In AuEust.-Miss Bessie Macomber was
called to Burlington Saturday on account
of the serious Illness of her sister Mrs.
Guy Nichols.
There will be a supper and social on
the church lawn Tuesday evening. July
IA. A hash supper will be served from 6 30
till all are served Ice cream and cake
will be for sale during the evening. This
is for the benefit of the pastor of the
church.
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BAKERSFIELD

Miss Grace McNaney of Passaic, N. j.,
Is with her mother for the summer.
Miss Blanche Miller Of Burlington is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Landon Abcr-
nethey.-Miss Mildred Rooney of Barre is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth McNaney.-
The Misses Anna Brady, Florence Brady,
Elizabeth McNaney, Mildred Rooney and
Mary Kennedy left Monday morning for
CHIT Haven. n. Y, whore they have posi-
tions.-Mr. and Mrs. James Nulty of Bos-
ton are in toYh.-Dr. and Mrs Aber-
nethey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Tillotson and
Miss Blanche Miller We're in Burlington
Monday.-Mr and Mrs Harry Scott of
Denver Colo, are visiting relatives in
town.
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last Tuesday. Prompt attention brought
her out OF danger-Dr Leach and Town
Clerk Wood attended n health officers
meeting at st. Johnsbury Thursday "A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs John
Mallory June 2S.-Tho Roy. W. X. Hamlin
has gone to the Maine woods and during
MS absence there will be no preaching
at tho CONGREGATIONAL Church. Sunday
school will be held at HOO a. me- r.
Badger and family are spending a few
weeks In camp at Joes pond-Mrs. Nora
Scoiield and children are spending n
month at Wiloughby lake.-Miss GLADYS
Stratton, who has been here several
days. has returned TO her home at Bur
hngton.-Mr. and Mrs. Glenn r. Iathrop
.of Royaton are guests of Mrs. c. e.
Slavery.
benjamin Hamlin left Saturday to jois
his brother the Rev. william r. Hamlln
ior a month in the Maine woods-Georu,
Nutting, the new electrician. has moved
his family to this place and will live IN
the Hill house.-C. H. Shipman and fam.
lily of Montpelier We're in town SUNDAY
Supt and Mrs. b. c. Douglass Of Waits.
Held spent Sunday at the home of Col.
onel McFarland.-Herbert Christy ant
family We're In St, Johnsbury Sunday
II. f. Holbrook and family spent Sunday
at Barnet.-R $. Page and family ara
In camp Mt Lake Eden.-Mlss Esther
lrice has gone 90 her homo at Dorchester,
Mass'-George Keeer and grandson
George Phelps, Of Newport are in town.
Joseph Young was at home from Grand
lsie over the T'ourth-Benjamin Atwell
spent the Fourth here, returning to Bur-
hnEton Sunday.-Superinten Crosby
IS assisting in the summer school at
Inhnenn
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played at Jerusalem the Fourth. It was
won by the city Stars IA to 1.-The Hon.
Frank Plumley Of Mortified is spending
few days at the Plumley cottagc-Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Way, daughter, Thelma.
and George Lavender of Burlington
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
Ways parents. Miss Molie Clark has
been spending n few days in st. Adams.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wilcy.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Haynes
spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs.
Josie Haynes.-Mr. and Mrs. CLARENCE
Sawyer of Burlington have rented p. j..
Farrelfs cottage at Jerusalem and ex-
poet to spend month In canu.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs w. +. Edison left Friday for Leb
anon, n II, to remain over the Fourth
with relatives.-Nnss Grace Rowe Misc
Millamay Toland Of Bethel and Miss Dots
en- of Somerville, Mass, We're in town
Friday.-Mrs. George Hutchinson was
quite III last week wit an attack
of gall-Stones, but is now improving. Nh
Hutchinson, who is at work In Bethel
was called here Thursday night.-F. @,
Ranney OF Boston. travelling agent fog
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe roas
was in town last week.-Mrs. Glars
Averill and two sons, Burton and Clifford,
and Miss Bernlce Briggs were at the
BLANCHARD cottage at HiGhGate last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Tilson are enter.
tanning their cousin, Mrs. Lucy Swonger
of Buffalo. n. Y-Miss Olive Moulton q
Springvale, Me, underwent an opera ton
for appendicitis last week At tn, sauitl,
rum and is making a good recovery.-Ott
Smithers, who has been visiting his
brother, IL, J. Smithers. left Tuesday
June 80 for Orleans, where he will pasf
most of his vacation with his parents
the Rev and Mrs. w S. Smithers.-Mist
Nettve Robbins has come from Glen Cova
L. l., where she has been substitute
teacher ana AFTER a snort time Will go II
New York to teach in the summer session
of the school for Fine Arts and Crafts
Mrs, \. h. Johnson and daughter are in
Newbury on a visiting trip.-Mrs. Clestic
Stevens is i'll with nervous breakdown.
Miss Hazel Danyow has served three
years probation at the hospital in Hart.
ford, Conn, and has now begun her reg
ular course for the training of nurses
Raymond Paige has finished work at
Townshend and after a few days with his
parents will report at Burlington for more
forestry work,-Mr, and Mrs. G. c. Lin
ton are entertaining his brother, Elbrdge
Linton a sister-in-law, Mrs. John Linton
of Providence, r. l., and Mrs Ernest
Arnold and child from Pawtuckct. r. l.
Mr., and Mrs, l. $, Chase, who have been
Continued ON page twelvcI ,
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Ernest of Adams, Mass, Mrs. Celestin
Limoges Of Sheldon, Mrs. Emma Dupres
of Holyolte, Mass, Alexander of Chico
pee Falls, Mass, Sister Mary Leoni of
Montreal. Miss Aida Lafcrrierc, Mrs.
Joseph Mongeon and Arthur Laferriere
OF this village and Mars. Bernard Beaudin
Of Montreal She also leaves 40 grand
children and six great-grandchidren She
was the widow of Joseph Laforriere. who
died about two years ago. The funeral
will he held Friday morning at st.
Francis Xavier Church. Burial will be
In st. Francis cemetery.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss I.orey Gle Is attending the sum-
mer school at Johnson.-NIrs. Mae Greg
DRY is at Long Lake, n. Y.-Miss Luella
Ross of Cnderhill was a guest of Miss
Marietta York last Week.-Mrs. Olive Du-
Bots, accompanied by Miss Bernice Bull
lock, of Jericho. have gone to Montpelier,
where they have positions for the sum-
mer Mrs. Mary York is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Chester Cutler, In Jonesville.
Mrs. L. r. Davis has returned from
Grand Isle, where she spent a week with
her daughter. Mrs. W. @ Mlnckler.
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HYDE PARK.

George Leland and family returned to
Stamford, Conn, Friday morning. Mrs
Walter Barnes, aged about 90 years. was
found in an unconscious condition in the
road Thursday afternoon, having 1t is
said, taken dose of cholorform. She
is now said to be out of danger,-Miss
Norma Maynard, who has been a guest
of Mrs. Il. q. Page several days, returned
to Burlington Thursday Mrs. +. Il.
Noble took by mistake "a dose of iodine
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Lavcry and grandson,
Lloyd Beaulac. of Burlington returned
Tuesday after few days in the home
of their son, B. L. Lavery.-Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Beatty and son, james, who motor
ed to Barre Saturday, returned Monday
accompanied by Mrs Beatty's nephew,
Harold Westcott.-Mlss Ida Hall was
operated on Tuesday by Dr. A. NJ. Pratt,
assisted by Or a. M. Brown and DR..
c. U. Johnson, for appendicitis with COM
DliCatiOns
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MILTON BORO.

Lawrence Stanley was in Fairfax
Saturday.-There was a neighborhood
picnic at Fays camp July 4.-Mr and
Mrs. James O'Danicls visited in this
place the first of the Week.-Mrs.
Blanche Quinell has returned from
New York State and is at her broth
er's Luther Quinell
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NORTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Smith Of Swanton
are visiting in town,-rhe Fuller and
Kingsbury cottages are open for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. John Miles OF
Burlington spent Sunday at the Irving
House.-Mrs. Elizabeth Hathaway has
closed her cottage and returned to her
home in Burlngton,-A ball game be-
tween the Braves and the Stars was
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Charles r. Hall has boguht of f.. r.
Chaplin about 400 acres of timber and
pasture land located near Hazcns Notch
paying $2G00.-B. C. Wells and Mrs Wells
are in stowe for few cays.-Miss Mary
Duffy is home for the summer from Lex
inEton. Mass.-Mrs. w. j. Wright and
children have returned from Fairfax,
where they have been for five weeks at
Mrs. Wrght's father's.-Mrs. Harvey Lu-
cha of Greenvlle, Me, is in town.
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GEORGIA..

The meeting of Banner Brange was
we'll attended Friday evening The third
and fourth degrees of the order were ex-
empifed and a harvest supper served
This week many of the farmers are COM
mencing haying.-Mr. and Mrs. Constan-
tine are parents of a daughter
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FLETCHER.

O. II. Como has gone to a Burlington
hospital for treatment.-R. Steadiford has
gone to the Pittsford sanatorium-E
Shepardson of Connecticut Is visiting in
town.-Thad Leach and family, of Fair
fax, have been spending a few days In
town.
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SWANTON.

Miss May L. Parsons died at two
o'clock Monday morning of pneumonia
after a brief Illness. Her condition was
not considered dangerous until Sunday