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MtpTUNy'S FOOL 3,
PROVES WINNER AT
PROCTORS STH AVENUE.

A twenty minnie spectacle entitled.
'Nsptune's Garden OF Living statuea,
% the Enchantcd Pool" was offered
for the FIRST time last night 81 the
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Broadway and Twenty eighth Street
which was fllsd TO its utmost capac-
~ By vaudeville patrons. There are
twenty people In the show, who At
the sound of human voice. dive into
the enchanted ..'pooi." After a short
timc under the water. they appear In
different costumes.
Tho beautiful Illuminatlons and the
dancing OF Carlo Cassctta and Lillian
Lestera featured the spectacle.
The Sully Family In aN skit called
The Information Bureau" brought
laughter through an entire act. An
other good attraction was James y.
Donovan, The King Of Ireland" and
Marie Lee. "the little beauty" In .
sketch Doing Well. Thank You"
For q new attraction every week
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PLEASED OLYMPfC
PATRONS DISCOVER
NEW PRiMA DONNA.

The patrons Of the olympic Theatre.
Fourteenth Street. dseiars that Q new
favorite on their stage. . giri only
ninstssn years old, has . voics that
Will compare WITH any Of TIE Broad
way lyric stars.
Miss Lynn Cantor 10 her name. and
she 10 with The Taxi 0irls." She
got six sncores whom she SANG
'Thsre's Light In the Window" and
she deserved thsm. OF course she vas
not the only hit Of the night. for Jos
Burton and Mark Wooisy. "ths funny
fellows" also scored. Good dancing.
singing and beautiful girls 10 what
made the 'sraxf Girls" q winAsr. To
end the show Yu-tA-ka- mo per.
formed her dance Of passion," and
the whole show was O success through
and through.
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RAIDERS FIND OPIUM,
But NO SM0 kERS
People Seen Going Into Sings
Laundry Mysteriously Vanished
Proprietor Held.

When the police raided the laundry
of Harry Sing. at No. 12s Bedford
Avenue, Williamsburg. early this
morning. Sing drew q revolver and
tried to shoot Capt. Shaw. but the
latter. aided by Detectives Bearens
and Sasuilo, disarmed and handcuffed
him and began the search for the
opium they had been told. In an an
onymous letter. the Chinaman kept.
Opium and q layout were found.
and Sing was taken nrst to Brooklyn
Police Headquarters and afterward
to the Manhattan Avenue Police
Court. where he was arraigned for
having tho opium and for violation
Of the Sullivan law.
Although several people had been
seen going into Sings place shortly
before the raid. the Chinaman was
alone when the police made the raid.
Sing In said TO have come from San
Francisco three months ago.
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charge that the jury was not prop
eriy instructed as to the law, the
memorandum states:
'Tn any event, II u submitted that
even II the coroner had been wrong
In his Interpretation OF the law. this
is no good ground for action BY the
Governor. Tho statute does not re-
quire the coroner to have legal train
Ing or ability"
The evening world., 1915-02-09

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JERICHO.

Miss Florence Day has returned home
from st. Johnsbury where she has been
teaching Mrs. Henry Hill, Albert and
Harold Smith Of Buffalo, y. Y, and
Mrs h. II. Martin Of Burlington are visit
ing at the homes Of +, =. and G. +.
Percival-Miss Minnie Hoskins has been
visiting her sister, Mrs j. {. Hodges
in Richmond for few days.--Mrs. Vert
Brigham has gone to st Adams to visit
her daughter Mrs. Walter Wardlaw, 49,
Mrs laura Rood fell July and
MAS injured quite badly. So that she is
confined to her bed MIR. and Mrs. d. G,
French Of New York are visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchin-
son
Mrs Thomas Adrian and daughter,
MAY have gone to Lacolle Que, for a
few days, Mrs, John Flood and two
children were over-Sunday visitors I'm
Hardwick Mrs. Sybil Wells. who has
been In Chicago a few weeks with her
son, has returned home-The Misses
Helen and Mildred Chaplin Of Jericho
Center are visiting at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs, Leighton c. Rice,-Miss Phills
Brown, who has been attending school
In Boston. is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs oliver Brown. Mr. and Mrs
|Chfton Buxton and two sons. Ralph and
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKl.

The following appointments for Com
panv G. V. y. G have been made.
dating from June p: First SER
geant +. p. Hanlon; quartermaster ser
geant, F. y, Ladue; sergeants, NJ. q.
Clark and L. A. Stevens. corporals. Ed
ward Dupaw. G. G. stanton. !. NJ. Kicker,
James Sullivan and r. +. Macarthur,
cook. Lawrence J. Rriganti; musician,
Alfred f. Rohilctto, artifcer. +. V. Per
hins
Cant John l.. Bond, H0th L. : infantry,
has been detailed to relieve Capt l.. J.
Mygatt who has been Observation-Disclosures
tor OF the organized militia of Vermont
for the past two years ana half Cap
tain BOND comes here very highly rec|m-
mended and enjoys an excellent reputa-
tion in the army. He has spent a num-
her Of wears in the Philippines, taking
part in several Of the instructions and
was stationed with the 5oth infantry in
Alaska for two years
Gilbert LanClois died Tuesday night at
his home Q Winooski block. % diabetes.
lie was l. years of age and was the
oldest child Of Nr and Mrs. Henry
Tanglois Who. with three sisters, Alice,
Eva ana Anna Langlois. and four
brothers. sylvia. George. Joseph and
Arsene survive him. The funeral ar
rangements were not completed last
evening, hut il is expected to he held
Friday morning at ST Francis Navier
Church. Tho deceased was a member Of
St Peters society
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UNDERHILL.

The pupils Of Mrs. Nellie Martin of this
place Will give a recital at the PARISH
house Essex Junction, on Friday even
ing The boy scouts returned SATURDAY
afternoon after Il hike from Jefferson
Vile to Camel's Hump. They were ac-
companied by ira Thorp, scout master
Miss Eunice Gle. who has heen at the
Fanny Allen hospital, came las, week t.
spend a few days AZ the home OF Mrs. F..
NJ. Gile before going To her home in West
Bolton Mrs Emma Kirby. who was OPP
Grated on at the Mary Fletcher hospital
several DAYS ago. is gaining Mr.. and
Mrs. n w Knight and daughter. Miss
Haze Knight. have gone 70 sunny Side
camp for the summe-.-Mrs Ella ].
Whitcomb went Tuesday to York Beach,
Me. for few weeks vacation.-Amoug
those who attended the Chautallnua in
Burlington Friday were Mrs NJ c. Hale
Mrs &, c. Hawlev, Miss Grace Foster.
Ira Thorp and Daisy MacGihhon.--Mr
F. r. Hunt and son left Friday for VAL
iev Falls y Y. for few weeks with
her parents.
Mrs seymour Wakefield and daughter,
Miss Mabel Wakefield, of Burlington are
guests of Mrs c. F. Ayer.-Miss Eva
Terrll is spending two weeks camping
and visiting friends in Neutrality-suspicious.
win French and family ~ New York call
ed on friends in town Monday.-Miss
Madeline SChweG. who has been in New
York for a few months. arrived home
this week to spend the summer at \. F
Burdick's.--A daughter was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs George Farrell Monday.-"hil
drens day was observed at the Methods,
Church Sunday
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PANTON.

me funeral of Harry, the eight-months-
oid child of Mr.. and Mrs John Davis, vas
heId at their home Wednesday afternoon
at one O'Clock. the Rev. c. c. Cornell
officiating Burial was I'm the Adams
Ferry cemetery. His death followed an
operation for tclesCoping of the in
testines, which was performed Monday
at the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
ltngton.-A daughter was born July IN
to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Allen.-R. II.
Holcomb has finished drilling we'll for
the Davis Brothers. II is Is feet deep
and tho flow is : gallons per minute
Merritt. Hurd of Addison has been visit
Ing AZ Mrs Annette Adams Mr.. and
Mrs. Delpha and little daughter of Middle
bury were sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. Palmer-E +. Frank was
In Burlington Mondav.-Mr and Mrs.
William Eggleston Of Triton, \. H, ha .
been guests at F. r.. Grandeys and on
their return home We're accompanied by
Mrs John Otis and two chidren.Mrs.
F. r. Grandev will entertain the Ladies'
Home Circle next Wednesday afternoon,
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Jane Rurritt Mech, died at the
home of her son, Leonard F. Mech, " ed
nesdaY afternoon, after Il long illness.
She Vas % wears of age. Mrs. Mech
had resided in this town over - years,
coming from liinesburg She was a
woman held in high esteem. a true neigh
Dor and friend. The funeral vas held at
tho home Friday afternoon at two o'clock
the Rev. +. f.. TausSig. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiating
She leaves one son, Leonard. and one
grandson, Daniel, and one great grand
daughter, Myrle Mech. Tho bearers
were Alonzo Stoarns, Daniel Mech.
Freeman and Leonard Burritt. Burial
was in the family lot in Hinesburg,
Friends from all the surrounding towns
were in attendance-Miss Nettie Clark
.of Richmond is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Della e. Dean-Mrs J. f. Ladd has
opened her nome here and has gang
Of men doing the havnC.-Mrs. l.. f..
Mech is ill.-Nrs O. r Barman has so
far recovered as to he able to no around
the house-Mrs Eta Coats and young
lest son. Fred. have returned form Fan
ton and she has entered the employ OF
Mrs f. r. Dean as housekeeper.
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HINESBURG.

Mrs Il. G. Cassidy has returned to
Springfield Mass, after few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. j. n. Alien -
Miss Maud Lampsou of Richmond Is
visiting her brother. Eugene Lampson.-
Charles Laughton has returned to Wind
sor, where h. is employed. Erwin Gilman
also has employment there and Went
there the first of tine week Mrs. Norton
Of Burlington is visiting Mrs. Martha
Miller.-Mlss Della Bacon has return 4
TO MIS- y. :. HUI. : after q few weeks
Ct her home in characteristics Edna
Goodrich, who has been visiting her
parents here, has gone 10 the Fanny
Allen hospital to take a nurses training
course. Prank Wells and family Of st
Adams have been the guests of Mr..
Weiss sister, Mrs. Wesley Tucker. Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker are now visiting them
at St. Adams.
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MILTON.

David Osborne died Friday after an
illness of one year with cancer Of the
throat. The funeral was held at Trim
ity Church Sunday at 200 p. m, with
interment in the village cemetery
Miss Elizabeth Adkins who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Frank May
vile, has returned to her home in
Ticonderoga. y Y.-Miss Margaret
Spear died suddenly at Edgar Gabree's.
where she had made her home for sew
eral years. The funeral was held on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock and the
interment was at Jericho. Miss Spear
was IS years old.--Mrs. Charles Sabin
OF Rutland is visiting in town.--Mun
roe Fay has finished work for c. +
Skeels and bought out the poolroom of
John MCGEE.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Brush and daugh-
ter. Marion, and Silas Brush Of Burling-
ton spent Saturday and sunday with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. \. Brush.
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Maurice, who have been camping at
Malletts Bay for two weeks, have re-
turned home.-Miss Sadie Foster Is In
CambridRe.--AiBs Doris Smith was an
over-Hunday guest at Malletts BAY With
the family OF Mr. and Mrs Stevens
f,ert BlodEott Of Undorhill has rented
tho Addison Ford place nnd Will move
his family there Hoon.--8oorgo Wells, who
has been Waiting his mother, Mrs Sybil
Wells, has returned to BOSTON, Luther
Stevens. who has been visiting HIS els
ter Mrs, e. W. Oakes. at Lake sunapce,
~ H.. has returned home.-Mrs Orlando
Joy died Saturday morning at two
o'clock, The funeral was held Monday.
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ORWELL.

Miss Ruth Wilcox is at home from New
York city for the summer.-Miss Maud
Smith is at home from Springfield, Mass.
to spend the summer with her parents
MI and Mrs. q. l.. Smith Mr.. and Mrs
William Proctor of Ludlow. Mass. re-
turned home Saturday after two weeks
with their daughter Mrs. o. q. Bascom
The Rev. j. c. Williams has returned
to Stoneham. Mass. after 10 DAYS in
town.-Tho regular monthly business
meeting of the Y. y. : G. T.. was held
Monday evening with benjamin Need
ham.-Miss shirley Smith of cherlin. o..
has been tho guest of her aunt. Mrs +.
f.. Young. for some davs,-There will he
parish gathering At the congregational
parsonage Thursday evening Mrs. \. {.
Needham of Whiting has h"en with her
daughter. Mrs. II. \. Hall. for several
daNs.--Mrs. Charles T.. Ray has moved
her household goods from her former
home. recently sold to j. n. Thomas. to
her mother's Mrs. G. 4. Luther.-A G.
pluc has Just completed painting the
buildings on the W A. Jennings place.
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RICHMOND.


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EAST CHARLOTTE.

NIrs. W. II. II. Varney. who has been
patient at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for three weeks. was removed Saturdav
TO the home of her daughter. Mrs. F a.
Rich, in Burlington, where she Will re-
main week before returning home. Her
daughter. Mrs +. " Chamberlain Of
Lansing Mich, arrived Monday evenirs
to be with her mother through the long
period of convaiesence Mrs Frank
Mack, who has been Ill for q week, g.
recoverihg.- bradley the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs Roderc Emo who has been
i'll for two weeks, is somewhat improved
IL NJ Prndle, who recently was grad
ated from the University of Vermont is
at home for the summer. Mir Prind,e
will enter Harvard University this fa.
to take POSTGRADUATE course Mrs
Charles Smith and two children of e.
more have come TO Charlotte for several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Stead.
Mrs. Smiths parents.-Dr. Narney has
gone to Burlington to attend the health
officers school Mrs L. II. Prindle. who
has been visiting her brother. Fay Clark.
and Mrs. Clark m Claremont. y. H, re-
turned home saturday.--II :. Fonda at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Mech in
Nonkton Fridays A Lewis has ar
ranged to return to his farm in the fall,
which h. has rented for two wears s.
Miss Sara Emo and her mother. with
their glest. Miss Whitiz are spending
a week I'm camp at Thompson's Point
Adams Saturday % visit their son. Ar
thur Stoarns.-H r. Palmer went 70
Rutland Saturday to visit his son. Carroll
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Mary Smith is ON Grand View
mountain for the summer Her son. 5.
i. smith has opened the old hotel Ma
Tracy Is at Lake Dunmore camping for
TWO weeks with party OF Middebury
GirlS.-MarGaret Carpenter is on Grand
View for a few weeks to recuperate.-
Cora Mitchell of st Alhans is tho guest
of friends in torn--Lulu Woods of Mid
dlenurH is tho guest of Lucy Palmer
May Crane spent last week with rela
tiNeS in New IIaven.-A social was given
at the church Tuesday evening for the
benefit Of the library. The Ladies' Aid
met Wednesday with Mrs. stanton.
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STARKSRORO.

The Rev. Mr. Hackett of Arlington
Heights, Mass, has accepted the call to
become pastor of the Baptist Church
here and will come some time in August
The Christian culture club Will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Belle Hin.
Mrs. Erwin Newton and son of Bur
lington are with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T.. clifford for few weeks
Charles smith and family have moved
into the G. Ladoo house in Little Boston
recently purchased by Charles Delphia
OF ProCtor.-l. g. Ferguson and wife are
visiting their daughter at Lake George.
Allen clifford has returned to his home
in Brandon after spending week with
his grandpa rents, M and Mrs. &. r
Cl!fford.-Mrs. Ida Ninard and niece of
Barre are guests at Eugene Minum's.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Grace Turner has gone to Wash
ington TO visit Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Col
burn,-Mrs. Florence Allen of Bristol.
Conn. Is visiting at Hanson Grams
Mrs. Ethel Monty Of Bristol, Conn., Is In
town for n short stay,-Miss Dora Pal
mer Of Proctor is visiting Miss Myrtle
Jackman.-Mrs. Fred Negus OF Proctor
Is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. r.
Gove-Mrs. j. j. Mcdonald and two
sons Of Brooklyn, n. Y. are with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs |, A. Colby, for
the summer-I> ottie Fillips is visiting at
J. l.. Beane's S. II. Buell. is in Rutland
The funeral Of William Smith was held
at the BAPTIST Church Tuesday at two
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Anna NJ Barnes wife Of Orlando L.
Joy, died Saturday morning of cerebral
paralysis. The deceased was born in
Highgate May "A, 1867, and = survived
by a husband, one brother, NJ c. Barnes,
and one sister, Mrs. Sarah Holbrook,
Doth Of Hinesburg. Funeral services
were held at the house Monday after
noon, Rev, II a. Sturges Jflciating. The
bearers were Frank r Kinney. Homer
"A. Kinney Of Jericho, Howard l.. Barnes
Of 1inesburg and Frank y. Hol5rook II
Essex Junction. Burial was at Jericho
Center Those from away to attend the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Barnes.
"A. l.. Barnes and Mrs. Holhrook Of
Hinesourg, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bailey
Of Johnson. Leon Bailey Of HYDE Park
Mr. ana Mrs. Holbrook Of Essex juno
ton and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker
q Richmond
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. James BushbN of New
DIRK who are guests at w q. LARA
bees, are soon To go to Bluff Point, y.
f-Mr. and Mrs. {. ~ North and DIR.
from an automobile trip through the
Islands and down the other side of the
mountains. Paul Moore of WATERFOWL
and friend, who are in camp AT Camp
Dudley, Lake Champain, passed night
with the formers grandfather, l.. f.,
Moore, this week.. II. Nottingham is
in Rutland-Mrs. Jane FAIR has return
ed from Moriah and is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs, w. H. Bircha rd.- Mrs g. r.
Bush OF New York is a guest Of her sis
ter, Miss II. x, Bush. Mrs w. n. stokes
Of Middlebury is passing the week at the
Jones farm
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Cuen are spending tho week ~ their
farm in Brdport.
Rehearsals have commenced for The
Man from Virginia" to be given at the
opera house Wednesday evening, July
Is. by local talent under the auspices
of the vergennes Improvement society
Tho Rev. l.. A. Neaina, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II Tasse and Mrs Eli Milo went
Monday on pilgrimage to St Anne de
Beaupre, Cane. a. BursleY of Boston
called on friends here Tuesday.-Mrs.
John Garno is visiting her sister, Miss
Julia Douglass. and other relatives In
Rutland.-Thc Misses Ada and Jennie
Bristol, who have been visiting their
mother. Mrs. NJ. r. Bristol, and sister.
Mrs H. G. Icrrlck, returned Tuesday
to Middlehury--Alrs Edward Eagan ST.,
and granddaughter Miss Beatrice Eagan
of Buffalo arc visiting her son. Edward
Eagan. Jr-Mrs G. ~ Sheldon and
daughter. Miss Alice of Boston. are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Brovnen
DR. and Mrs George Caissc, Miss Rose
Caisse and brother Wilfrcd Caisse, ON
an automobile tour through New Eng
| land visited their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. II. Caisso and MIR. and Mrs. J. +
spending ten days at silver Bay, Lake
George Mr. and Mrs George simon and
daughter, Frances. are spending their
vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick sinon-Miss Davis of Boston is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ezra NJ Ball
Moses Lee spent yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs George Bostwick of Waltham'
Palmer NJ. Fall Of Boston is with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra NJ. Ball
Irving yattaw of Manchester. y. H., is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
+. f. Yattaw.-The condition Of Sarah
Crane is improvng.-Mrs. Frank Roner's
and daughter. Beatrice. Of Burlington
visited MIR and Mrs. ". j. thompson
| TUESDAY. Lee. who mas oeeh
i'll. is able to he out Of doors. F J. WADE
of Rutland called on friends mere tues
day.
\ meeting of tho public service com
mission was held yesterday AT 'ne
stevens House to hear complaints OF
lrattle buyers on the condition Of shipping
cattle from this station.-Miss Blanche
Carroll " Granville. y. Y" Is the guest
! Of DR. and Mrs \. J. Carroll.-M1ss fHle
stewart made q business trip I" hr'stol
Tuceday-Mr and Mrs. Fay II. Graves
and children Of Springfield, Mass. are
spending their vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r y Gravcs.-Nr and
Mrs Louis &. CoteY are spending the
summer at their cottage at kimoall s
dock.--J F Mullaney of Utica. y. Y.
visited here yesterday,-Mr. and
Mrs Grover Gowett OF Holyoke,
Mass are visiting his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs Joel Ciowett.-Mr. and Mrs. y. +.
SIMPSON, who have been passing two
weeks vacation with her parents, MI
ana Mrs Charles NJ Cirandey, returned
Yesterday to Southhridge. Mass.-L. H.
rarlin Of 1ittleton. y. r., called on
friends in town yesterday.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Miss Frances Wheeler has returned
home. having spent 10 months in Chicago
charles Wheeler and Mrs. Anne Wheel
er have come for the summer at the
Wheeler farms.--M and Mrs, William
Newton of Boston are here tn spend their
vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. r Alen.-The Ladies Aid society
had an all-day meeting al the home of
Mrs G.. Emo Wednesday,.
Miss Mary Allen of Washington, D. C.,
is visiting at the home Of her uncle,
NJ +. Allen.--Ira Thompson has returned
to Brattleboro after weeks vacation
at the home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Thompson.-Mrs Lima Williams Of
burlington is visiting a Mrs. Carlos
Martins Clayton Emo has purchased the
iirrbelt Wells Mace
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WILLISTON.

There was pretty wedding AT Mrs
Joseph Palldcc's last week, when their
daughter, Mabel. was joined in marriage
to f.. Merchant.-There viii be "A COM
munion service at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning The district superin.
tendent will not be present The road
commissioner and his men have stopped
work on the road until after having,
which will he In about three weeks 20
Mrs Eta Bushnell Of Burlington Is IN
|toWn-Mrs. Ella Washer has rented
-nnms OF Mrs Emma Bliss and will take
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met Net
nesday with Mrs. /. q. Elliott-Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Gehhart of New York city,
who have hecn visiting her sister, Mrs
T.. W. Butler have gone 10 lIghgata
Springs for the summer.-Mr aud Mrs.
w. c. Tivermore We're at n. +, Tillcy :
in Jericho Sunday. Rollin Tlley went
home with them. John : henlon and
Miss Lena Barnard. who We're married i'm
Hartford, Conn, are at the home If his
mother, Mrs, q. n. Nash. in Wuooski
for the present Mrs. d. II. Butler has
returned from WuooslI and is steadily
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