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COLCHESTER.

pretty home wedding occurred Thurs
day noon, when Miss Ruby Cronk of
Colchester and BENJAMIN Little of Char
lotto were married by the Rev w. W
Smith The costume of the bride and
the decorations of the homo We're yell
low and white. Hattie G. Steadman Of
Bristol was the bridesmaid and Harold
Little of New Haven the best man.
Luncheon followed the ceremony and the
young couple left for Boston on the aft
ernoon train
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wright returned home
Sunday from visiting their daughter Mrs
Scion Bigelow.--The Rev. and Mrs c. IT,
Chase, who have been visiting relatives
in town. left Saturday for Burling-
ton and from there will go Monday to
Saratoga.-A. II. Learnard of White Riv-
er Junction spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Martin Fowler.-Mrs. Fred Wilson
Is visiting Mrs, Sabra Collins.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carrole McMath, who have been
visiting Mr., and Mrs b. T., Severance
the past two weeks, returned to their
home in Springfield. Mass. Saturday
Mrs, sabra Collins and Miss f. L. Day
will entertain the Kings Daughters at
a dinner at Mrs. Collins cottage, Glen
Lodge Tuesday, September /.
Mr. and Mrs. William Furness and chill
dren, who have been spending some
time at w. II. Munson's, returned to their
home In Boston Monday. -William
Thompson of Worcester has been visiting
his mother, Mrs H. +, Thompson-Th
Misses Mildred Munson and Dorothy
Wright will go Saturday to their schools
in Stowe.-About 25 of the young friends
Of Miss Mildred Baker gave her sur
prise party at her home at Mallctts Bay
Monday night. They enjoyed corn
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MILTON.

Mrs. Roy Hall and daughter, Mildred,
of Port Arthur. Ont, and Mrs. Grant
Petty and daughter. Ruth, of New Lon
don, Conn, are visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen.--Mr. and
Mrs Fred I,araway announce the
marriage of their daughter, Marie. to
Henry Vincent of Concord. n. H., which
Is to take place at ST AIMS Church
September Frank Evarts of Leon
mister. Mass is visiting In townMr.
and Mrs. ]. e. Wagner and children,
Paul and Marian, and Mr.. and Mrs. Zcb
Wagner spent sunday with friends in
Swanton.-Miss Hildreth Berry of Rich
mond returned to her home in Richmond
Monday after spending a few days with
Mss Albertine Parker.-ROland Hardy
returned to his home in Shelburne Falls
Mass, Saturday. He was accompanied
home by his grandmother, Mrs. Smead
who will make visit there.-Georgc
Minckler and son. Joslyn, are spending
a few days in Grand Isle.-Mrs. p, NJ.
Depatie Is very low.-Miss Winifred
Flynn and Laura Kennedy are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs William Kennedy in West
Lincoln.
DR.. Sanderson took Edgar Gabrce to
the Fanny Allen hospital for an opera
ton for APPRENTICESHIP Charles Dow OF
Portland, Me, is visiting at L. a.
Frost'S.-Oliver Mossey has added
piazza on the south side of his house
Mr.. Cady of the Hood creamery has
rented the Quinn house on the north
side of Main street.-The improvements
on the highway over "Gimlet hill' are
about done, having cost about $1,000.
This lowers the hill some four feet and
makes an even grade.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. John FitAsimmons went the 25th
for two weeks visit in Boston The
bridges which We're sent for after the
flood have been receved.-The steam mill
on the Peck farm has been started
There was n Sunday school picnic in Mr..
Perrigo's woods Tuesday.-The mission
airy meeting will be held at Mrs. l, L.
Thompson's Thursday. Elizabeth
Ilenly of Richmond Is visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs, E. T. Maloney's.-Mrs. Mary Stiles
and children spent Sunday in ESSEX
Mrs. Joseph Walton, who broke her leg
July 3. is now able to walk about on
crutches.--Mrs. Howard and Miss Snow
of Massachusetts are boarding at Edison
Nealy's.-The weekend visitors at Ar
thur Morse's were Mrs, X. r. Isham
Mortimer Whitney, Walter Story and
Nathan Lane.-Mr and Mrs. George Bal
lard J Underhill spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs, r. a. Rallard.-NIr and
Mrs. Aldrich of Cambridge are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Hos
lkius
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Alice Mnall second; running race, boys
10 to 10 years, Lavalette first. Earl Wet
more second; ladies' race, ages % TO So,
100 yards, Mrs. b. H. Mack first, Mrs
Henry Harrington second; mems race,
100 yards Frank Gebhardt first. Leo Irish
second; broad jump. girls. Margaret
Weeks first, Flora Minall second; broad
jump, boys, Willie Parker first, Frank
Noonan second; broad jump, men, H.
w. Tracy, End, first, Ellis Truax second ;
three-legged running race, boys, Laval
cite and Fredette first, Taylor and Sor-
rell second; three-legged running race
girls, the Misses Minall and TAYLOR first
the Misses Weeks and Minall second ,
tug-of-war, girls, Helen Taylor, Flora
Minall and Helen Spear; tug-of-war,
boys, Parker TruaX. Lawrence and Nit
chell; nail driving contest. ladies, Mrs.
Il, II. Mack first. Mrs. William Parker
second; ball game Giants defeated Red
Sox; batteries, Red Sox, T.. H. Mack
and Marsett Giants, Dubuc Teelyea
and Mitchell; score, to S, In favor of the
latter
Mrs. Mark Thompson has returned
homo after visiting friends and rela-
tives in Port Henry, n. Y, and Addi-
son,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

Miss Grace C. Brunell and Paul b.
Rickford, both of this city We're married
In Burlington August % by the Rev
George Y. Bliss, u. D., rector Of st.
PauIs Church. Mr.. and Mrs Blckford
have gone to Goffstown y. H., to make
their home
In chancery Monday petition
for the removal of Receiver T. y.
Shepardson of Fairfax In the case of A.
+. Bceman VS.. Perry G.. Cook and others
was heard before the Hon Frank L..
Fish of Vergenncs, chancellor No
decision has been given. Martin Stevens
of Montgomery appeared before Judge
Fish. He has been in TAIL about three
weeks. having been taken on a certified
execution In the matter of a harness
bought several years ago. He took the
poor debtors oath and was ordered re-
leased by Judge Fish.
Mrs Maria Pease of SWanton was
taken Monday to the State hospital
at Waterbury for treatment She ia SO
years old.
Every seat in city hall was filled Tues
day evening and many people We're stand
ing in back of the han when a "Planta-
ton Frolc was given by young women and
girls of the city under the direction OF
Miss Sarah Somcrs Ford, teacher in a
private school in Worcester, Mass who
is spending the summer vacation at her
home here. From the moment the cur
tain went up until the close there was
not a duh moment 1t was a typical
plantation scene, with log cabin and cot
ton field in the background, flags. bunt-
ing and sunflowers at the sides of the
stage and the black faced members Of
the company in their gaily colored cos
tunes of red and orange. The program
consisted of vocal solos, choruses dances
monologues, farce and a tableau
Every number was credit to the
participants and To Miss Ford the
originator OF the performance. which she
has already presented successfully in
Worcester Especially worthy of mention
We're two little folks on the program,
Elizabeth Foss in dances and Frances
Sheehan In songs, Miss Ford presided
most accoptably as interlocutor and the
end "mcn" did their parts in a manner
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Mary York has returned from
Jonosville, having visited her niece. Mrs
Chester Cutler. for several weeks.-Mr
and Mrs. Albert Tomlinson have returned
from 10 days visit with relatives in
Barre and oxford, Mass-Mrs. w. q.
Minckler and daughter Jessie, have re-
turned to Grand Isle, having spent two
weeks with Mrs. Mincklers mother Mrs
T.. r. Davis.--Mlss Maud Warren is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Louise York.-Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Sabens of Jonesville were
In town Sunday to see w. A. Bohonnon
who is in poor health.-Miss Ethel Mnck-
Ter is to attend Burlington Business Col
lege this fall.-A special town meeting Is
called for September 10 at the school
house in the notch to see If the town
will build a new school house at Bolton
statlon.-O. j. Hosford and daughter,
Nina, attended the fair at Morrisville
this week.
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MILTON BORO.

Silas Sibley Is a guest of Mrs. Morti-
mer Reconsideration Boro Reds played
the St. Adams Bay team August o.
The score was 70 to in favor of Milton
Boro Reds. August "a the Milton Boro
Reds went to Camp Winnisquam for n
game. the score being 70 to in favor Of
Milton Boro Reds.--Miss Comstock is a
guest of Mrs. Jennie Fay.-Miss IIor-
tense Donaldson has returned to her
home in Swanton.-MrS Edwin Sihley
and daughter, Helen, are guests of Mrs
Hobart Richards.-Lawrence and Marion
Stanley were in Fairfax Sunday.-IIarry
Richards and Vernon Bullock We're in
Champlain and South Hero Saturday
and Sunday,-Miss Pearl Hogaboon has
returned from the White mountains,
where she has spent the summer.
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HINESBURG.

Miss Elizabeth Patterson, a former
teacher in the grammar school, has been
the guest of Mrs. George Kelley.-Mr.
and Mrs Edward Berry have n son. born
August 19-Mss Fletcher of Brdport 10
the guest of Miss Sadie Weed.-Mrs. Ba-
con Of Vancouver, Is. c., Is visiting her
uncle, DIR. Fl. H. IIunt-Mrs. Fitzgerald of
Burlington Is the guest of her son, DIR,
Fitzgerald.-C. j. Russell and family
of Burlington were guests OF Mr., and
Mrs. w e. Field Sunday.-Mrs C. S.
Isham of Burlington is here for a short
stay.-Miss Edith Williams OF Burlington
is visiting Ruth Burrttt and other friends
here.-Mrs Alex Freeman is in poor
health at the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Davis.-Mss Flora Landon of
Burlington is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Charles Hubbell.-Jerome Coleman Of
Shelburne is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ruth
Mlles.-Mr and Mrs Fred Hollis have
gone to Saranac Lake after a few weeks
at +. II. Hollis's.-The last of the open air
services will be held at the bandstand
next Sunday evening. The Rev d. d. Ir-
vine, ID. D., of Brooklyn will speak.
Dr. Irvine OF Brooklyn, n. Y, will
preach in the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and at the bandstand in the
evening, He is now at Basin Harbor,
but will come to Sheburne and preach in
the Methodist Church Thursday evening
and at the w. c, r. U. Temple in Bur-
lington Sunday afternoon, returning to
this place for the evening service,-A
troop of boy scouts from Westport, N,
v, with Scout Master Laughton In COM
mand are camping on the flats and will
give an exhibition In the town hall Fri
day evening During their stay here
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GEORGIA..

Miss Sarah Ethel Carroll, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Scott of Geor-
eia, and Ira John Perry, also of Georgia,
were united In marriage AZ eight o'clock
Friday evening at the home OF the brides
parents. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev MI Upton, pastor of tho
Baptist Church, before the relatives Of
the couple and a number of immediate
friends Miss Ila Mac L. Carroll, sister
of the bride was brd, -naid and Lucius
Donaldson Perry acted as groomsman.
Josie a. Perry was flower girl Tho
bride and groom, preceded by the brides
maid and groomsman descended tho
stairs to the parlor, whore the cere-
mony was performed in front Of a bank
.of ferns and flowers. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. p. E. Ryan
of Georgia. The brides gown was OF
white satin with silver trimming She
carried white sweet peas. Her travel
Ing suit was blue crepe. with hat 70
match. The bridesmaid wore white
shadow lace and pink chiffon over pink
silk and carried pink sweet peas. The
gift of the bride to her bridesmaid was
a necklace with pendants set with pearls
and garnets. The groom's gift to the
groomsman was a stick pin with opals.
The wedding gifts received by the bride
were handsome and numerous Follow
ing the wedding reception was held.
Refreshments were served in the dining
room. which was decorated in grocn and
yellow. Miss Tina A. Scott catered as
sisted ny the Misses ELAN and Ruth
Lackey. Mrs George +. Lackey nre-
sided over the punch bowl, assisted by
Kate {. Perry. The color scheme cnr-
ried out through the house was green
and yellow The couple are 10th well
known IN Georgia They viii mako their
home in Georgia. Among the giestx
from out of town prevent wqro Mrs.
George T, iackoy and two daughters,
ELAN md Ruth, # Montpelier, Miss la
Mae L. Carroll of Swanton. Miss Tina
A Scott OF Burlington. Ralph Perry oc
Pennsylvania Mrs, Cornelia Coburn and
son, Frank, IF St. Adams. Miss Hazel
Coburn Of Barre, Mr. and Mre II D.
Hardy of Westford ana NJ. and M,u.
g. 4. Post of St. Adams
The Rev G. $. Hurlhut Of Fairfax WIZ
rrcnch at the Methodist Church un,n
further Eot'ce.-A. p. Wood and family.
II. II, Wood ana family and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bragg attended tho camp meeting
ut sheldon on Sunday Frank Marin
and tao d}rsrtcrs, who are hoe from
California, are visiting Mrs. Z. W. Bliss.
Mrs, William Cooley and two bows,
oscar ana Emerson. are visiting hey
mother and slster-The marriage of Miss
Nellie Bushnell and Howard Lippor took
place last evening.-Nrs Harry Newton
and little s3l are e. pcctld hoire tha
week.
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troop Of boy scouts. under Scout Mas
ter White will go on a hike to Cancels
Hump.-The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give Il sociable In the vestry
Saturday evening. Mrs w. f. Field and
Miss Deland have charge Of the enter
tainment.--Dr Russell has sold his farm
to Willard Partch of Shelburne.-Perry
Read is thoroughly repairing the old
Bell house-Mss Edith Williams of Bur
lington is spending tho week with Ruth
Burritt.-Mrs. H. NJ. Hull is visiting in
Chazy, n. Y.-Charles T. Partch, who
has been Ill, is better.-E. o. Mead and
C. a. Leonard with their families are on
an automobile tour In the northern part
Of the state and will he gone a week.
Farmers have harvested big grain crop
and many are threshing it out in the
fields
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UNOEREIIL.

The ball game Saturday between West
ford and Underhill was won by the home
team. the score being to 9.-Miss Alice
T.. Gle has gone to Minneapolis to visit
Mrs. Ada Tatro Fagar, formerly of this
place.--Mis5 Eva VI. Terrill of Burling
ton was in town Monday to be initiated
into the order of the Eastern Star.-Alrs.
Donahoe and daughters, Leslie and Ze
LA, who have been visiting Mrs. John
Rogers, returned Monday to their home
in Chicago.-Miss Melha Abbott, who was
threatened with typhoid fever, is much
better.-Miss Charline Ross is doing as
We'll as could be eXpected.-Fred Palmer
and family of Chicago are at S. NJ. Pal
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Mary Stewart, aged IS years died
Friday afternoon at the residence Oh
her son, C. II. Stewart, of South Burning
ton. She is survived by six sons ana
daughter. The funeral was held at
Hyde Park on Monday.
The Kings Daughters met wed
nesday with Mrs George Kinnoy.-Jason
c. Prior went Saturday to sullivan coun-
~. ~ Y. where he has employment
Edgar Bessett of Middlebury was an over
Sunday guest at Lucius White s.-Mrs
Luella Ladd who has been with her sis
ter, Mrs Minerva IIcflon, and family the
past month returned to her home in
brooklyn, n. Y, Thursday Miss Dorothy
Wright and brother. Clark, of Colchester
visited at F. V. Pror's Sunday.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss L. Louise Gates Is spending a
week in burlington, tho guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. Harley Beach.-Earl A, Bra
man. who has been camping at Lake
Dunmore has returned.-Mr. and Mrs.
l. II. Deyette have been visiting friends
An Canajoharie, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Nilsson Of Falls City, Neb,, have
been visiting Miss Grace Jackman.
suJpu9ds 81 IoasIIa 10 sIAIO uIo0 ssUy
a few days at the home Of c. NJ. Russell.
Miss Elizabeth Weeks has been
visiting Miss Janet Harmon,-Mrs. c. IT.
Jennings of East Hardwick was an over
sunday visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Kimball
At the ball game played here Saturday
between the Woodmen of Burlington and
the Shelburne team the score was Q to 6
In favor of the latter, which makes the
ninth victory for the Shelburne team out
Of II games played,
There will be a meeting Of the Ever
Ready Circle Of the Kings Daughters
at the home of Mrs F. w. Bissonette
Thursday at 2:3O p. m-The Misses
Emma Colman and Beatrice Washburn
of Randolph are visiting Miss Eunice
Palmer-The community picnic ma
terialized Tuesday under most FAVOR
able circumstances. About 100 people
met together on Shelburne Point for the
picnic which was to have been held
there last week. The prearranged pro-
gram was carried out with the Follow
ing results: Running race, 20 yards age
under five years, Janet Patterson hrst'
Dorothy Taylor second; running race
boys five to ten, Gordon Sanders hrst
Edward Brush second; running race
girls five to ten years, Miss TruaX hrst
Miss Swan second running race, girls
10 to u years. Margaret Weeks drst,
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Stewart NJ. Prfndle and Miss Myrtle
Macomber were married yesterday morn
ing at nine o'clock at the home Of the
groom's mother Mrs. a. w. Prinde OF
the Fairfax road. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. L. Thornton
pastor Of the Unlversallst Church. Only
the members of the Immediate family
We're present. The bride wore her trav-
cling suit Mr. and Mrs Prindle left
yesterday morning for n two weeks trip
to Boston, Maine and other points.
The democratic city caucus for the
election If delegates and a!ternates to
the state and first district conventions
TO be held in Burlington September %
will be held at city hail Friday evening,
september {, at 100 o'clock The demo-
cratic town caucus VIII be held at the
town hall at the Bay the same evening
and at the same hour
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Buxton of Boston. Mrs. D. Slater
of Essex Junction and Mrs. Whittier Of
Jericho are visiting at Mrs. Ely Whit
tier's.-The Rev. Emery was called to
Cabot Sunday on account of the serious
illness of Mrs, Emery, who has been
visiting there-The Rev. f. r. Currer
and family are attending the camp meet
ing at Sheldon.-Mrs Nellie Austin and
children of Essex Junction visited her
cousin, Mrs. Kate Wool, Sunday-Mr
and Mrs Don Rice OF New York and
George Rice and son, Floyd, OF Westford
spent Sunday with DIR. Flagg.-Mrs. w.
NJ. Stevens was in Westford over Sun
daY
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Pearson was especially pleasing In the
song and impersonaton of IAN Old
Vagabond." They cleared s2160
Robert NJ. Read and Miss Addie H.
Fife Of Richford were married at inc
Congregational parsonage THURSDAY
afternoon by the Rev. c. c. Adams
James Anterior of this place and MISS
Mary f. Flynn of Brushton, y. " were
quietly married in Brushton MONDAY
evening. They were attended by Nelson
Brush and Miss Sarah Griffin of Brush-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Atherton Will reside
In Essex Junction.
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Kenyon and daugh-
ter from Hineshurg are the guests of
Mrs Alison Bradley.-Mrs, Frank Forbes
and son John are visiting in Milton
Miss Annie Angus of Hartford, Conn, is
the guest of Mrs, Willard Ferguson
Miss Annie Caswell Is visiting friends in
Shelburne,-Mr and Mrs. Marvin Cha,N
man from Essex Junction were guests of
Mrs. Tiras Isham last Week.-Mrs.. Ralph
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Douglas have
returned from their VaCation.-Mr. and
Mrs Fogerty are visiting at ]. b. At
kins'.-Mr. and Mrs G. w. Palmer and
daughter spent Tuesday in Burlington
Gladys Fuller has returned to her home
in Willston after spending the summer
with her grandparents.-Ruth Sayles of
Richmond was an over-Sunday visitor at
J. z. Olmstead's.-Harold Snow of Dux-
bury is visiting in town
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Schools in town will open September 8
for the fall term.-Dr. and Mrs. w. II. II.
Varney left home Thursday morning for
Lansing, Mich, to spend month with
their daughter, Mrs. f. w. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dow attended
the annual reunion of the Stokes and
Mason families In Starksboro Wednes-
day.-Clayton F. Cove and his family
have gone to their cottage at Thomp-
sons Point to remain until September
Mrs, Clifford Maynard and daughter,
Miss Alice, of Burlington and Mrs. Wal
ter Gilbert of Brattlcboro have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william f. Har-
rs.-Miss Bessie Dow Is spending
week with her relatives in Lincoln.-Mr.
and Mrs. Roderic Emo and children at
tended the clambake at Long Point
L. C. Beers. F. S. Cove, r, C. Foote and
c. F, Cove, with their families, attend
ed the burlington family reunion at
Thompson's Point. Over 100 descendants
of the family were personalities
Blanche Stearns of Middlebury, who has
been visiting in the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Jackman, has returned home.
An automobile party composed of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. f. Horsford, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Fonda and Mrs. Guy Baldwin and
two sons went to Essex Center Sunday
morning and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs. Burton BeerR-Mr. ana Mrs VIII
liam E. Harris attended the annual
campmeeting at Spring Grove Sunday
Mrs. Frank Mack has returned from
Cornwall, where she was called by the
illness Of her father, Mr.. Weston. who
has recently suffered a second paralytic
stroke, and is in a serious condition.
Martin Thompson and his family Of
Huntington motored to Charlotte Sun
day and were guests at Charles Dows
for the day.-Mr. and Mrs Carroll Pal
mer of Rutland are spending n week at
H. r. Palmer's,-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Mott and son, Garland, Of Bristol spent
last week at d. d. Hayes Michael
Crowley of Starksboro was the guest Of
his sister Mrs. Daniel Hayes. Sunday.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs Cadarette is quite i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w, d. Sweeney
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Mayo of st. AL
bans and Mr.. and Mrs Willie Mayville of
Atlanta, Ca, were over Sunday guests at
Henry Mayvile's,-Mrs. Buxton, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Isaac
Howard, has returned home.
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roast, marshmellow roast and Games.-A
party consisting of the Misses Bessie and
Lillian Wolcott, Miss Day, the Misses
Grace and Bessie Wilson and Miss Arm
strong and Mr. Wolcott and Mr.. Sandal
are in camp at Glen Lodge, Mallctts Bay.
Mr. and Mrs Ray McNall and daugh
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrus and
daughter of Burlington We're at Glen
lodge" Malletts Bay. Tuesday.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Rev, and Mrs, S. p. Perry and
daughters, Beatrice and Esther, of Paw
tucket, X. l., who have been spending
their summer vacation in town. went to
Fair Haven Monday for few days be-
fore returning to their home.-Mrs. y. f.
O'Brien will entertain the Kings Daugh-
tcrs at her home September Q
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Prior and sister from Middlebury are
here at Mrs Prior's home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teuchctte are parents of
hoy.-Mss Josie lombard was in Es-
sex Junction MondaY.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Judd and children are guests of
Mrs. s. y. Warren.-Nrs. Lucia Darling
is visiting friends in Swanton and Aber-
corn, Can, this Week.-Mrs. Henry
Mosher is visiting in Chelsea and Royal