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lily of his uncle. Fay Clark. Miss Glenna
Fletcher of Claremont returned with
him and is the guest of Mrs. e. H.
Prindle and Of her aunt, Mrs. II. f..
f. G. Taggart of Greenwich,
r.. l., and Mrs. Taggart, who have spent
q week with their parents, Mr.. and MRS.
j. r.. Tagagrt, left for their home we'd
nesday.-Mrs. Carrie Storrs of Burlington
Is spending two weeks with her grand
daughters. the Misses Frances and Cora
Clark.-Rupert Hamne OF Bristol Is
visiting at +. $. Gove's.-The children or
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Emo have been
STAYING a week with their grandparents
during their mothers llness.-M1ss
Ethclyn Davies Of iiinesburg Is spending
the summer with her uni, Mrs. Homer
Clark.-John Bora and family of ProNl-
dcncc, II. l., are visiting his brother,
Fred Bora, and Mrs. Bora.-Mrs. Emma
Taggart and daughter, Mrs. Albert
Thompson, and her son, Dudley Thomp-
son, of Fullerton, Ncb., have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thorp and Mr..
and Mrs J. r. TagEart.-Mr and Mrs.
r. G. Field and infant of waterbury,
Conn.,, who nave been visiting In the
home of Mrs. Lucy Jackman for three
weeks. left Sunday morning for their
return trip home. Mrs. Jackman and her
daughter. Miss Lou Jackman, accom-
panied the party home for a months
stay. The journey was made In Mr..
Fields large touring car.-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Thorp is confined TO her bed by Illness.
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MONTGOMERY

At the Methodist Episcopal Church tho
Rev. Stead Thornton Will speak Thursday
night at 7:30 on Peters Confession of
Jesus" His Sunday morning subject viii
ho Little Sparks and Great Flames
with an address on Bees without Stnes,'
evening subject, Second Sight."-A. CAR
row and his son, Augustus, are boarding
with Mrs. Shower during the church
alterations-Mr. Limbra, the local jeWr!-
or, is III I'm bed. His son and daughtar-in-
law from Montgomery Center We're with
him Monday.-Mrs. John La Fountain Is
making good progress tO"ards recovery
from her illness.-Miss Mabel Parker and
Miss Lucille Prat have gone to Lake
Carmi for a weeks camping Mrs. Ina
Houghton of Swanton, who was visiting
Mrs. Mansfield has also gone into camp
at Lake Carmi,-The Rev, Stead Thorn
ton and his son, Charles, visited Euosburg
Falls Monday Miss clara Wheeler has
gon TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. B. II, Gilbert
Of East Franklin for "a few days.-To
help pay the cost of alterations to the
church, a concert has been arrange h.
he held in the village Lall Friday evening,
TO commence at eight O'Clock. \ good
program has been arranged and there will
ne solos and duets, instrumental and
vocal
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. G.. W. Prindle, who has been III
for several months, is slowly regaining
strength and is able to take a short
drive ccasionally.-W. Z. Horsford and
family nave returned from an auto
mobile trip to Jericho, where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Z. Beers.-Edward
Stebbins OF Walla Walia, Wash, a for
mer resident of Charlotte. who Is spend
ing two months in town, was the guest
of Mrs. Susan F. Clark last week,-Mr,
and Mrs. j. A. Whitcomb OF burlington,
who nave been visiting at u. j. Clark's,
have returned home,-Karl Prindle re-
turned Saturday from Claremont, N. H.,
where he spent three weeks in the fam
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SHELBURNE.

Miss May Douglas and niece, Ahce
Douglas. have gone to New LONDON
Conn. to visit an uncle.-P. j. sullivan
Of Boston is visiting his sister, Mrs
+. c. Fredette.-Miss Kathrine Burritt OF
New York city, a Shelburne girl by plrth'
sang several solos very charmingly DUR
!ng morning and evening services sunday
at the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Emma TaGgart and her ~dauGh'er'
Mrs. Albert Thompson, and young SON
Dudley. from Fullerton, Neh., have been
visiting Mrs. G.. n. Roberts.-Mrs. ran
ME Packard Of Detroit, Mich, Is spend
ing a few days with her cousins MI anu
Mrs. Henry Observation-Disclosures even
ing the young people of the Methodist
choir will serve ice cream and cake on
the church grounds.-Mr. and Mrs. G. >
Abbott of Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
p. whitney and Miss Dorothy Pierson OF
Putnamsville are camping at Sunset COT
taee. G. f.. Blair's beach.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred jackson Of st. Adams spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
It. B.. Webster.-Miss Ella Robinson OF
Far Hills, n. j., Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
,Joseph Monniere.-Robert Monroe mas
gone to Montreal for 4 few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Curler Of Proctor
are visiting friends IN town.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Edith Gates is visiting in Jericho
and Riverside.-Miss Helen Whitney ven
Monday to Mortified, where her mother
Is Ill at the home of her son, DR.. II. A.,
Whitney,. O. simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Towle were in burlington
Wednesday.-The Rev, and Mrs. Day
arrived home from Pittsteld Wednes-
day. where they have been spending his
vaoation.-Miss Dorothy Horskin spent
a few days the past week with her aunt
Mrs. Carrie Gebhard, at Highgatc Springs,
Misses liberia, Mae n Pearl Hougha-
boon went to Georgia Saturday for sew
eral weeks .-Mrs H.. q. Yates of Win
chester, Mass, has been spending a few
DAYS with Miss Randall-Several farmers
have finished haying and nearly all have
harvested a larger crop than last year
and hotter quality,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Miss Elizabeth A. Donovan died Thurs
day morning at her home on South
street after about a years illness
with Bright's disease. She Is survived
by three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Fallon or
the Bay and Mrs. James Finn and Miss
Katherine NJ. Donovan Of this city. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon. with
burial in the South Main street cemetery.
Miss Margaret Buckley has resigned
as organist at the Methodist Episcopal
Church to take the position OF organist
at the Universalist Church made vacant
by the resignation OF Miss Charlene Fell
ton, who expected to leave In the fall for
Newton, Mass, TO attend the Mount IDA
school.
The condition OF Mrs. r, r. Gulley. who
suffered the fracture Of her loft wrist
Thursday night by falling down the cell
lar stairs at her home On Smith street.
Is comfortable. Mrs. Gulley moved here
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SOUTH HERO.

At the lawn party To be held az pr.
y. ]. Caron's Thursday eyenins there
will not be a chickcu-p!c supper. but a
cold p served from live 10 10
o'clock.-The Girl Guides viii have a
picnic Wednesday, August 4, on the sand
beach ut Z, l.. Phelps'.-Niss Warren
Wright returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit with sisters in Maine and
New Hampshire.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Kenworthy and daughter, Helen. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wykes and daughter,
Marion. Florence Bailey and James A!l"n
returned to Ludlow after spending two
weeks in Mrs. Hugh Whites cottage
The Ovcralls played ball IN Milton sat
urday and were defeated by a score OF
IS 10 Mrs. y. j. Carou is entertain
ing her brothcr-Mrs. w. W styles r"-
turned sunday from a visit i'm New Yorb
State
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reached the house they found Mr.. Sweet
dead. 1t Is supposed hat the horse
knocked him down, as the horse is known
to be ugly. Mr.. Sweet Is survived by a
wife and three children. He was living
on the farm owned by Jim Bocash of st.
Albans.-B. II. Lilly has purchased n
farm in Bakersfield and will take pos
session November 1.
Heber Cover has finished work in r. G..
Jennison's store, where he has been en-
ployed for the past three years. His
position is being filled by Thomas
Glenon.-The condition of DR.. NJ. II.
Powers Is much improved.-O. T. Greene
was overcome by the heat while LAYING
steel roofing on Edward Kirley's barn
last Thursday and was unable to resume
work for the remainder of the week.
Schuyler Kittell, after a weeks vacation,
has resumed his duties in Marsh's store.
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GRAND ISLE COUN7 Y
GRAND ISLE.

d. NJ. Wilcox. an AGED resident, was
kicked by a horse Friday. breaking W
If his ribs.-Mrs. W. II. Winch is ON
tned to the house by illuess.-The lawn
social at T.. w. Gordou's Friday evening
was well attended. $3.50 being taken
The Ladies' Aid society viii hold thcir
annual sale Of fancy ana useful articles
Thursday. August 3. Ice cre'un and caNr
will be served.-The trance held q
special meeting Wednesday evening to
work the third and fourth de-re.s. Re
freshmcnts were serVod.-Past ma
irons night was observed at the East
crn Star meeting Monday eycuiug
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. f. c. lsham.-Mrs.
Alfred Merrill, who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment, spent
several days last week with her cousin,
Mrs. II. \. BiXby, before returning to
her home in Lincoln.-Miss Clara r.
Walling from Brooklyn, n, y, has been
visiting Mrs. Eliza Sherwin the past two
weeks ,-Leonard Martin and Miss Arvilla
L~eVarnway of Milton, who We're mar
ried In Burlington Saturday by the Rev.
j. :. Braker are at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. w. W. Aldrich.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. IAvermore We're at their
farm in Charlotte Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Ross and son, Ivan. went Thurs
day TO the farm of E. A.. Rollins on the
Hill in Huntington for a few weeks,
hoping the change might benefit Mr..
Ross, who Is in poor health.-Mr. and
Mrs. Aldrich and Mr.. and Mrs, Cowles
of Burlington motored to Bethel and re-
TURN Sunday.
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CHARLOTTE.

Russell Williams, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. +. II. Chessmore, In Jones'
VILE. has returned home.-Mlss Mary
Smith Of northampton, Mass. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. II. McNe1.-Mrs'
William Carpenter and Ruth Wilson nave
gone 10 Keene. y. H. to visit relatives.
Mrs. y. C. Bush has gone to Boston
to visit relatives.-At a meeting OF 'he
Library association Saturday 1t was de-
cided to have their sale and entertain
ment the afternoon and evening or Aug
ust H.-Oliver x. Smith OF Peru, n. v,
and his son, DIR. Edward Smith OF Bridge
port, Conn, are guests OF f. Is. smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bora of Pa"tuckct
4. l., are visiting in town.-John Thorp'
%, was operated on last week for appeh-
dicitis .-Jerome b. Rice of Cambridge
Mass, is occupying his summer home at
HulIs Point.-Mr. and Mrs. John Bora
and two sons of Attleboro. Mass, re-
turned to their home Saturday after a
Two weeks visit with friends here.
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recently from Richford, her husband be-
Ing n deputy collector of customs in this
city. She Is at the hospital for treat
ment.
West NJ, Pierce, who underwent an OPP
Grafton atlthe Sherwood sanitarium two
weeks ago, has returned to his home much
improved in health.
Mrs. Nellie Kirk Downs of Rome, Italy.
who is visiting in Highgate, is at the
home of Mrs. q. p. Twigg for n short
visit. Mrs. Downs is a native of Fair
field and has many friends in this vicin-
Iity.
During the next few weeks st. Luke's
Church services will be held in the par
ish house while the church is being re-
decorated. This work Is made possible
by a special gift. While the work Is In
progress the only services held will be
at 1890 and 1890 o'clock Sunday mornings,
and the choir will be given "A vacation
c. II. Anderson Sunday completed ten
years service as choir master. having
resigned a few weeks ago. The church
recently received a gift of $1,000. to be
added to the endowment fund. which now
amounts to about s2,10o. The name of the
donor is not made public.
Al tHe annual HltfUi1S VI tIc ~ hibh'iS
Hospital association the board of direc-
tors was reelected as follows: Doctors
Alan Davidson and s. w. Paige, f. w.
Foster. George II. Dunsmore, S. S. Cush-
ing. w. f. Cunningham and NJ. II.
O'Hcars Of st. Adams, Or. +. NJ. Brown
and W. r. McFeeters of Enosburg Falls.
| The directors elected these officers:
President, George II. Dunsmore; vice.
.-,
DR.. S. w. Paige: treasurer, S. s. Cushing;
executive committee, T.. w. Foster, DR..
Alan Davidson and s. s. Gushing. The
formal medical and surgical staffs were
reelected as follows: Medical, Doctors
F.. j. Melville. Arthur Morton, w. J..
Upton, w. b. Arnold and J. CT. Perrault:
surgical, Doctors Alan Davidson, 5. w.
Paige, r. A. Hyatt, John Gibson and
G. c. Berkeley. It was voted to grant a
slight increase in salary to the superln-
tendent. The matter of finishing off the
annex to the hospital was discussed and
it was left with the executive committee.
The Owl club of this city. the Calumet
club of Richford, the Philemon club of
Enosburg Falls and the Taquahunga club
of Swanton are planning to hold an out
ing on Lake %Champlain August y.
Martin j. Donnelly, aged So years, OF
Hoyt street, died at the st. Adams hos
pital Monday evening at $50 a'clock
after a short illness. Mr.. Donnelly was
a railway conductor and for a number of
years had been employed by the Central
Vermont railway. He Is survived by two
brothers, Charles Donnelly of this city
and William Donnellv of Rutland. The
remains were taken to the undertaking
rooms of Charles r. McAllister on North
Main street. The funeral was held al
st. Mary's Church yesterday morning al
nine o'clock and the burial took place il
Holy Cross cemetery.
The cost of the March term Of the
Franklin county court was si,222.53, divid
ed as follows: Paid grand jury, sllo4 40
paid petit jury, s2,7s7.s2; paid referees, spe
cial masters. etc, 1851: paid witnesses
*34+.4s; paid reporters, SAP; paid assistant
! Judges, 1851.
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JERICHO.

j. f. Krewit and daughter, Mamie, and
chouffcur Carl Brennecke from Ma
inaroneck. N. Y, are at the home OF
Lorenzo Rice. where they will board for
n while.-The Rev. |. r.. Fisher Of
Spokane, Wash, who spoke at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday. will speak there
again next Sunday. Mrs Cleveland Of
Underhill visited her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Schillhammer. over Sunday.-Mrs-
George Mitiguy and daughter Alice Of
Burlington are boarding for n few weeks
at the home of Lorenzo Rice,-Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Harris and son. who are
camping at Camp Rich IN Milton, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Krewit at
the home OF Lorenzo Rice .-Phiilip Chase
OF Bolton was a visitor Wednesday at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Adrian.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

The Library association will hold a
sale and supper at the library this
afternoon and cv,niug.-Mr, and Mrs
Arthur Williams of Alhurg were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :. Th,mas-Miss
Edith Severance of buffalo, y. Y, is
spending thu week with Miss Ruth
Thomas,-The Misses Lillian Rata and
Nettie Brown Of Chazy, y. y, are guests
of Miss Louise IaBomhard Icon Blon-
din is at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington to be operated upon for
dropsy.-Miss Mary Botsfnrd of pes
Moines, Iowa, is home for the summer.
Mr., Diamond of New York is spending
some time with his daughter, Mrs, John
Rorbach-Mr. and Mrs julius Duraud
of Montreal are spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jarvis -Mr. apd
Mrs. Jessie Holcombe of Rouses POINT
spent Sunday with Mrs. Helena Skeels.
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GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
NJ. O. Bragg Thursday afternoonn Miss
Ruth Wood Of st. Adams has been spend
ing a few days at tho homo of Mrs. i.
'~ushman-O. j. Wood and family are
in town.-Dr. w. II. Wright and family
and II. b, Curtis and family spent
Saturday in Franklin.-Miss Akin. Who
is visiting at Julian Billiards., is il.
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SHELDON.

Charles Sweet, who returned from st.
Adams, saturday July II. went to put
his horse, His wife thinking he had
been there longer than necessary, went
to the barn and found him lying in the
horses stall, She dragged him to the
barn door and finally got him into the
house After entering the house, Mr.,
Sweet had a f~ainting spell. Mrs. Sweet
sent her little girl to the nearest neighbor.
Draper, for help but when they
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillian are the
parents of a daughter. born Friday
Newman Taylor's little daughter is quite
il.-The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eleazor Taylor is III of pneumonia
Gregory Vallie Of Franklin and Robert
Bowen of Boston are visiting Mr.. and
NIra Gilbert De Camp.
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VEST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann and Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Paxman are taking a
carriage drive to Lowell.-Miss Elsie
Peterson and Miss Simpson of Chicago
are at Hihbard Stanley's for n few weeks
Miss Hanah J. Chaffee of Providence,
r. l.. was a recent guest at the home Of
her cousin, J. j. McCarty.
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HUNTINGTON

TIT Misses Maud and Belle Edy OF
Randolph have been guests OK their aunt
Mrs. Nelson Bashaw.-Milo Blllado has
moved his family to Fairfax, where ne
has purchased a farm.-The Baraca-
Philathea classes met with MISS
Edith Riggs Wednesday evening.
and Mrs. f.. A. Fuller and son. Ira,
Madeleine Miller and Alma Falby went
to Long Point Sunday.-Burton and John
Ellis with their families from Melrose,
Mass visited in tow Saturday, They
are with their mother, Mrs, Nichols. In
Essex Center.-Mr and Mrs. y. a, Johns
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Russell re-
turned Sunday from a weeks outing at
the lake.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Haselton of st.
Adams have been visiting Mr.. Haselton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Haselton.-
George Hall is at home for a few days.
Miss Lila Whipple Is at home for the
week.-W. +. Dodds and family of North
Hero We're at John Aliens Sunday.-Mrs.
Archie Rice Is quite i'll. She has a nurse
in attendance.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith
and son of Washington, D.. c., and Mrs.
Calldns of Cady's Falls are visiting at
f. r. Smith's.-The Rev. Mr.. White is
aking his vacation.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Benjamin Rushford and son.
Roland, of FLORIDA are visiting at the
home of Mrs. John Rushford for an in
definite tlme.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rush
ford and daughter, Doris, spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Rushford in South
Montgomery.-Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs
and daughter of EnosburE We're visitors
M Charles ParOntO's MOndaY.
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day T.. S. Wright is at the village this
week taking an inventory of tho stock OF
the Trout River COMPANY. S. Flint oil
burlington was in town Monday and
Tuesday.-,frs. Jerry Murray is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Several of the out OF town STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Nelson and Hall company OF this
place were in town this week attending
the annual meeting Of the company.
They are building "A branch factory at
ga ,,dop NJ
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. r. M. Leonard of Newtonville,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF r. +.
Hinsdale.- M and Mrs. w. d. Grey
and children of Williston were at the
of Rollin Forbes Supday.-Miss
Lucy Hinsdale is passing two weeks
with her aunt at Ausable Forks, n. Y
Augustus Wellinger of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting at the home of his brother,
Lawrence Wellinger. He made the trip
M
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c.. c.. Cutum WINS the scene Of q uuiUt
wedding Saturday evening, July ~, when
his daugfu er. Mnoelle Louise, WAS united
in marriage to William T. Fifeld by the
Rev. j. VI. Maxwell The ceremony was
Witnessed by a few ntimat friends Of
the bride. Refreshments were served 10y
the Misses Leach and Connor Mr.. and
Mrs. Ffneld left by automobile for "a
short wedding trip, after which they vii.
20 TO their home i'm South Hero.
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the annual meeting Of the company.
They are building "A branch factory at
Camden, N. j.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Mrs. II. W.. Smith and daughter,
Elizabeth. have returned to their homo
in Alburg after passing a few days with
Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. H.. Il. Farrar'
b. ~. Dickinson is out after injuries
,o his hin received when he fell down
stairs. striking ON Tin" cement floor, IN
his barn a few weeks ago.-Carmi d.
Honoit. who is employed in the loose
leaf LEDGER printing establishment in
Uolvokc. Mass. is passing a vacation
with his parcuts, Mr.. and Mrs. y. A..
Benoit-It was "lavWcu's day at the
Methodist Episcopal church sunday. D.
T.. Hardin Of Eldora, la, was the speak
or at tho morning service. His subject
was "Relieion and Succcss.'-R. j. McarS
returned Friday evening from the PITTS
ford sanatorium. where he has been for
a few weeks being treated Tor a throat
troublc.-Mr. ANA Mrs. f. +. Greenwood
left Monday for Maplcwood, y. H'
where Mr.. Greenwood wilt attend Il i've
day trap shooting tournament.-Mrs. Il.
t.. Thomas is in st. Johnsbury, where
she was recently called 10y tin death Of
her mother, Mrs. Laird. who was for
several months quite iii with her daugh-
ter hcre.-Nbout 20 of the friends Of Miss
Hildred orr rendered her a shower I'm
the home of c. II. Stetson Friday even
ing in honor Of her approaching mar
rlage to Harold Niles of Canton, y. Y.
Mrs. Lena Mason and son Of Bethel
Vlu formerly lived here. are in town
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CENTER.

a ]. and A. G. Swinyer and their
families started Tuesday for Boston for
a week.-Mr, and Mrs. ]. c.. Carpenter
and grandson, Carlyle Taft. visited Mrs.
Melissa Kent in Bristol the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Carlotta Slater of Essex
Junction is visiting Miss Doris Miles
Mrs. Jerusha Taft visited her brother.
Hurlburt Butts, in Jonesville the past
week--Ralph Brewster Of Randolph visit
cd his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Brewster,
Monday,
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CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Austin and Mr., and
Mrs. Roswell Austin Of st. Adams were
In town Sunday.-Dr, and Mrs, Il. T.
day night and over Sunday. guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. q, $. Clark e, s, Wright
and e. r, owen were I'm Morrisville sun
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ALBURG.'

Mrs, g. r. Arms is spending some time
Swanton.-Mrs Joseph Woodruff is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Perle Maxheld,
In FnirfaX.-Mrs. o., O., Bell is IN camp
at tho Center.-Mrs Harriet Dcuei and
daughter. Lucille, OF sheldon, are spend
ing some time at their old homo at South
Alhurg,-Mr. and Mrs. IL. A, Rice are at
camp Mt the Center-Mrs. T.. A. Williams
and children are visiting friends in