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RICHFORD.

Miss Frances I.edoux of Bakersfield WIS.,
tied friends in this place last week.-Wil-
bur Brown of Utica, n Y, is visiting at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. BERTHE
Brown.-Miss Inez Patten went Saturday
to Georgia, where she has been engaged to
teach.
Miss Edith Gates, who has been visit
ing at the home OF Mr., and Mrs, John
Labare, has returned to Franklin,-Mrs,
Louis Gilbert Of New York city is visit.
ing at the home of her brother, F..
Livingston. Mrs. William II. Puffer, is
visiting her sister. Mrs Luther Putnam,
in Westford, simmons of Lowell
Mass, is visiting at the home of his
brother, Stewart simmons, Berkeley Rich
ardson of North Troy recently visited at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Loveette.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rounds and daughter Miss
Laura Rounds. have gone to Potten
Springs for weeks stay.-Thomas Tay-
Tor of Aston, Mass Is here and with Mrs
Taylor are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, f. Fay Hopkins--C. II. Aiken,
"A representative of the New York Life
Insurance company, went Monday to Ce-
dar Beach, Ohio, to attend the yearly
meeting of the One Hundred Thousand
Dollars club of New York Life.
Mrs. A. j. Livingston and sons. Asa
and Robert. have returned home from
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lotte village is having a silo built at
hfs farm here.-Mrs. Ransom McDougall,
who has been living at Shelburne harbor
for the past seven or eight years., has
moved her household goods back to her
house by the river-Michael Bradley and
son. Raymond, of Springfield, Mass,
have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
George Hart, Sr., for few days.-Mrs.
Phoebe Emo returned Tuesday evening
from spending a month at Pigeon Cove,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. John Seguin of
Vergennes, who have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Roscoe,
have returned home.--The Rev. r. Place
and family have returned from a two
weeks vacation. spent in Boston and
Fall River.-The Rev. w y. Goodman,
pastor of the Methodist Church in Shell
burne will hold religious services at
the Baptist Church here next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock.-H. Whitti-
more Of Columbia University Is a guest
at the home of Mrs Phoebe Eno-Mr.
and Mrs. j. e. Bradley OF Burlington
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Harris.-Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Baker and two sons of Concord return
ed home Monday after spending the
weekend with friends in East Charlotte.
where they formerly lived.-Mrs. Philip
Stebbins is slowly recovering from an
illness of several months.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Eva Gates and daughter, Mabel,
of Newport are guests of relatives in
town. c, Colburn was IA recent WISH
tor at the home OF his daughter Mrs,
George Wilcox, in Concord. X II. On
the return trip he was accompanied by
Miss Marie Quimby of Concord, who
came to attend the funeral of +. II,
Burleson.-Mrs. Carrie Bycraft and Miss
Marie McIver of Graniteville are visiting
friends here this week.-The schools will
begin here Tuesday, September :, with
the following teachers: East Fairfield,
Miss Florence Pomeroy. Miss Armida
Narcotic and Miss Bessie PrinGle
Rooney school, Miss Mabel Barry; Lap
land school, Miss Azella Ducharme; Her
rick school. Miss Jennie Leach; Abel
school, Miss Wilma Shattuck. Master
Warren S. Newton, Jr.. Of St Adams
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Frank Newton of Nashua, n. H.,
is the guest of friends in town.-Mrs.
Henry Mitchell is in FairfaX-There has
been a change of schedule so that the
stage from Bakersfield will arrive here
daily except Sunday at SIS a, m. This
Is 10 minutes earlier than the old sched-
ule.-Mrs. George Lloyd is making an
extended visit with relatives In Worces-
ter Mass.
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FAIRFAX.
Georgia

Edna Townclock, the nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Town
clock. who was badly burned while play
ing with matches August 20, died at the
St. Adams hospital Wednesday night.
Mrs. Phelps of ESSEX junction was re-
Gently the guest of her sister, Miss Anna
Landon. at the home of Mrs. +. NJ. Bal
lard.-Mr and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter Of
Fletcher We're in town sunday ana went
with w. ). White to see Mrs. White, who
is receiving treatment in the Mary Fletch-
err hospitaL-H, d, Shepardson is build
ing a summer cottage at Georgia Bay
Miss Ruth Sweet of Fletcher was the
guest Sunday of Miss Clara Southland
At a specially warned town meeting Sat
urday it was voted to have school at
Peaver-NIr, and Mrs. Curtis Bevins of
Georgia were at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn c. Paris Sunday,-H. NJ. Gregory
is passing a few days in Grand Isle
county on business.-Mr and Mrs \, \,
Reeman Of Essex Junction We're in town
Sunday
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

G. G.. Norton of Fairfax is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. W. J. Wright.-The Rev
q. w Allen OF Masonville, Que, who
was recently called to the pastorate of
the Baptist Church here. is expected to
arrive in town this week and will preach
next Sunday Walter Clapper was
recently taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington. for treatment Mrs. j
W. Jackson of Woodsville, n. H., is in
town visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Dezotelle.-Abel Mason has sold his
home place to William Donna, who has
taken possesslon.-Ne Nelson & Hall Co
have started up the lumber mill in the
southern part of tho town and are cut
ting out their stock.-Ntr. and Mrs
Andrew Centerbar, who have been visit
ing in Newport, have returned home
Il. y. Marcy of IiChford was in town
on business Ainday.-ToWn Treasurer T..
s. Wright will be at the Mansfield
Hotel Wednesday, September s. to give
the people of that section of the town
an opportunity to pay taxes.-The Rev
r. w. Downing of New Bedford. Mass
is homo visiting his parents.-C.
Ganett was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Edna Dwire of Bristol has been
visiting her uncle. Henry Dwire, the
past Week.-Mrs. Catherine Beane, Of
Lincoln Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
V. r. Sargent.-Miss Ellida Hall of
Richmond is the guest of Miss Florence
Brewster-Mrs. William Leavitt return
ed Thursday from a visit with relatives
in Burington.-Mrs. Ralph Miles return
ed Sunday after visiting her father, DR..
Edmunds. in Bristol the past week.
Mrs. Cordelia Ellis, who broke one leg
two weeks ago, is very comfortable.
Charles keeff of Richmond visited his
aunt, Mrs. Clarence Blodgett, the first
of the week.-Mrs.. Hocomb of Isle La
Motto is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fay
Small.-Mrs. J. L. Andrews and daugh-
ter, Ruth. are visiting friends in Bur-
lngton.--Mrs Nettie Ellis of Buffalo,
n. Y. is visiting her brother, II. ].
E.llis.--Mrs clyde Brewster has returned
from visiting relatives in South Bur-
lington.-M f. Brewster of Johnson Is
the guest of his mother Mrs. Ella
Brewster-The young people presented
the drama. "rhe Daughter Of the
Desert" to large audience Saturday
evening. They will give it at Hinesburg
Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs Harry
Besett of Burlington are visiting her
father, Watson Moody
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RICHMOND.

The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Ashline. who
died Friday after long illness, was held
at her late home Monday afternoon at
two o'clock the Rev. Silas p. Perry Off
Ciating, The deceased leaves beside a
husband, two sons, Cornelius J. of Bur
Iington and Peter of Bristol, five daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Samuel Bashaw of this town.
Mrs, Nelson Bashaw Of Huntington,
Mrs. Delong Of Bristol, Mrs. Fargo and
Mrs. Eddy OF Randolph. and Mrs
w w, Miller returned Saturday evening
from two weeks stay in Randolph and
Woodstock.-Mrs. Howe and daughter of
burlington have returned home after a
Few days stay at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Fuller,--Mrs. william Har
rington and children Of New York city,
who have been guests of Miss Maybe
Gleason, have returned TO their home
The Richmond underwear factory opened
Monday after being closed for three
weeks for the annual vacation-Miss
Nina Shepardson left Monday for Norris
vile, where she will teach in the Morris
Vile nigh school, Miss Edith Bashaw has
returned from a weeks vacation in Bur-
1ington.-Mrs Jennie Balch was the guest
OF her niece. Mrs w. c. Fuller the past
week.-Mr, and Mrs. F. ]. Kenyon and
family are In Essex. guests OF her moth
Or, Mrs. Hanley.-Wayne Green of Bur
iington was the guest Of his mother, Mrs
Marcia Green, over Sunday.-iNrs ]. A.
Jones and son. Ransom returned to their
home in Fitchburg, Mass, after a two
months stay with relatives In town--Mrs
Pettibone and daughter, Edna, have re-
turned from a weeks stay in Bristol with
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

MI. and Mrs Carm Nodney of Tewhs-
bury Mass. are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
f.. Demar- Miss Jeannett Monroe, VINO
has been at "Bluebrd camp" the past
MONTH has returned to her home in
Workers. y Y.-Miss Louie Carpente.
of Enosburg Falls is with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il, Spith.-
Services were held in Calvary Church
Sunday. The Rev. Mr., Carver of Enos-
burg celebrated Holy Communion.-\' 5.
Charles Mosier and Miss Mari III Nc3'or
of Burlington are guests pC Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Pond.-Mrs. A. +. Ponl IF Rich
ford and Mrs. Charles ROGERS Of Boston
are passing a few weeks II town Miss
Ballard, secretary of the Y N, =. A,
smoke in the CONGREGATIONAL Church sun
DAY morning
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BAKERSFIELD

Mr. and Mrs. Harold NJ, Dean of Prov
idence, r. l., are visiting friends in town.
The local order of Masons and Eastern
Star rendered reception Wednesday
evening of last week to the Rev.
and Mrs. II. r. Houghton, who are
soon to leave for their new home in Wall
ingford Mr.. and Mrs Houghton We're
presented with n library table Mrs. Noel
Downey of Enoshurg visited her sister,
Mrs. Sheldon, last week Mrs. Belle Par
sons of Fairfax visited at the home of
MI and Mrs. stephen Houghton last
week The Misses Anna. Marion and
Florence Brady, who have been employed
at Cliff Haven, \. v, the past summer,
have returned home.-Mrs, Frank Newton
and grandson, Watson Rand. of Nashua
visited friends in town last week
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Mildred Blake has gone to Ticon-
deroga. N Y. where on Thursday she
Will be bridesmaid at the wedding Of
Miss Mildred Sweat to Fay Berry Of
this town.-Miss Vivian Grant of Bos-
ton has been the guest of Miss Char
lotte Osgood a few days.-Mrs. Eleanor
Osgood remains about the same.--Mrs.
Agnes Anstey of st. Adams and Mrs.
Nellie White of Alberta, Can, have been
spending a few days at Henry May
ville's.-Mr and Mrs. George Parker
spent Sunday in Shelburne.-Mrs. Henry
Mayville and two children visited her
daughter In st. Adams over Sunday
Mrs. Bertha Blake of st. Adams spent
Sunday at F. r Rake's
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visit in Lowell, Mass-Mrs. Xavier
Barber has sold her home on Willow
street to Orida Barber for 81. 80 The
village schools will open Tuesday,
September 7.-Mr. and Mrs. Xavier
Barber and family went Tuesday to Wor-
cester, n. H., to reside.-Mrs B. Il.
Merriman of Railway, N. j., is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. 4.
Puffer. --P. Is. Swan of Montgomery was
a recent guest at the home Of his sis
ter, Mrs. w. 3. Locklin.-rhc Misses
Charlotte and Evelyn Camp of Norris
vile are visiting at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. ". A. Puffer
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lAM0IILE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. g. q, Morse and daugh-
ter went saturday to HighSate to remain
through the month OF september AT the
Morse cottaGe.-MIS. Cora NhlppIe re-
turned SATURDAY 10 Ne4Is RIVER AFTER
pa ssing several weeks with irlehus mere
H'e was accom- '''le" pY Her so"' W. -
Whipple' oil Boston VINO VIII pass Few
Gays al Ne's hlNef before returning 10
'uPe' 'e''''e''' leonard No'e'
VINO mas passed 'he summer at ms nome
mere 'eil Fr'"aH H.N"t ol' MS return "
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father Thomas pattts ana nthor colo.
tives roturnad to ,boir bo,nos co+,,r,,,
Miss Orpha H,adlc,. wont Se,uroav 70
Wolcott for q WISH with Mrs Iomas pecl;
Mrs y T. Marian, Of Rabvav Y
came saturday for n visit with Mr. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Camn and other friends
Charles kramer was called tn W.
nooski Saturday cvoniup ON ,ccour+
of the condition. of his CON La,l VIII,
is at the Fanny Allen bosnita1 suNer-
ing from injuries received whom ru,,
over by an auto Auouet - ava
who was thoupht to ho sinlSino randi
". 4 tolenbone nassano from, wi
nooslli sunday announced +bo+ NJ
Kramer had beep onaratcd imam and
was moro connfortabro than u,b.u NJ
Kramer was sent for Saturdav aven-
ing-Miss Ethel KAY r.turnod IN Rur-
linptou S,turdav ,v,uiu,, aftar visit
inc her mother Mrs - NJ Eav
Georpc Ward and Ni,ri, ,torrit. wont
10 IIirhroto Strings SATURDAY. evoripo.
for ~ fev. DAVIS at ~, w ~ yv,ra cot
tapn Mr. ana Mrs Curtis rar,,,or
wen, to North uvdo p,rls S,,urd,v
overirc naeein,, c,,,1a,, ,,fth ,b, Lar
tors narents Mr. and Mrs calvin ross
n y Norsa wont IA purlirytor c,t
rrdov ovori,.r for , fau. a., r.i,b
Mrs Norso Who ie roooi,ira traot-
man, a., ,r,r,. I,Iotcbor hos,,i.a1 Mic
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GEORGIA..

Many in town are attending the Shell
don fair.-Dr. w. II. Wright and family
are in camp at camp Rich.-lnvitations
have been received in town to attend the
wedding of Raymond Bliss, NJ D., form
erly of this town, to Miss Julia Augusta
Robinson Of Bangor, Me, on Wednes
day, September Sc. j. Day and fam
lily have returned to their home in
BrockVille. Ont, after spending a little
time with his sister, Mrs. II. B. Curtis.
Nearly all of the schools in town com
menced August 3o.-Malcomb Newton,
the little son of Mr. and Mrs Harry
Newton, is improvng.-Hen Wells and
family have moved TO Sheldon, where he
has purchased a farm, and Frank
Churchill has moved on Harry Curtis
farm.-Fred Boyden has purchased Il
farm in cambridge and is to leave
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Outlook club held it's first meet
ing Of the year yesterday with Mrs. w.
Stevens.-Mrs. Ralp Wool, who has been
visiting In Cambridge. has returned. -
Mrs. Harlow Tompson and daughter.
Catherine, of Royalton are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pacquett-H. l..
Lewis of North Troy visited friends in
town Sunday.-There will be a Catholic
social at the Academy hall this evening.
Romeo's orchestra will furnish music.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs E. II. Kinds entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Marvin of Colchester
We're guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinds, Sunday.-The death of Beatrice,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Switzer.
occurred Friday evening after an illness
OF several months with diabetes, aged
nine years. The funeral was held Sunday
at the house, services being conducted
by the Rev.C. V. French. Beside her
parents. she is survived by one brother
~, CT
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HILL WEST.

The Rev. f. w. Domino of New Bed
ford, Mass, will preach in the Advent
Church next Sunday.-Mrs. Maud Hin
and daughter Of Burlington are passing
n few days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rush
ford.-Mrs. C.. NJ. Shangraw of Beverly,
Mass, has been guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Rushford. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Rushford are visiting in East Enosburg
The meetings at Crystal Falls camp
closed Sunday night.-Mrs Gertrude
Chase of Richford and four children have
been visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Hawkins. Mrs
Olga Willard and son of Richford passed
last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w, Daniels
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mort Whitney has been seriously ILL.,
Miss Bernice Bullock is home to COM
mence SCHOOLGIRLS. Harry Jackson has re-
covered from her illness,-P. f. Beers and
family took an over-Sunday automobile
trip to Plattsburgh, n. Y.-Misses Bar
bara and Evelyn Stiles returned Saturday
from Alburg. Mrs. Cramer and daugh-
ter, Clara, Of Willmanset, Mass, visited
her cousin. Mrs. NJ. A. Bullock, on Sun
day.
Ted McClelen of the General Flee
trical Works. Schenectady, N. Y, and
his wife are at T.. T. Ransom's for two
weeks-Mrs. Charles Bell from Lower.
Mich, arrived at her fathers H. F..
Bates, on Friday for short stay Mas
ter Russell Bell will accompany her
home.-Misses Barbary and Evalyne
Stiles have been visiting their brother
in Alburg the past, week.--M, c. Whit
ney, |who has been Ill, is convalescng -
Miss Mildred Chaplin and Miss drama
Willard have been for a week visiting
in Abercorn. Que.-Mr and Mrs. G. c.
Blcknell and Miss Florence Bicknell at
tended the funeral of John Allen in
Westford Tuesday,-The young people of
the village are rehearsing the play,
"Lucia's Lover" TO be given In the vii
lage hall September 9-Miss Alice Bar
mum. who has been with her brother
Dr. Charles Barnum, in Groton, returned
home Friday Schools open for the fall
term September 7, Miss Katherine
Dewey of Royalton Is the new assistant
In the high school.-Frank Hyde. who
has been quite III with articular rheuma.
tism, remains about the same-Mr and
Mrs, f. B. Jordon have been at Malletts
Bay for few days--Mrs. Caswell, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Betsey
Ballord returned to Milton on Tuesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Or. John stacy motored from Barton
TO Charlotte Sunday for a short visit
with his sisters and brothers at the
Stacy home.-Mrs. Chester Smith Of
Elmore, former resident Of Charlotte,
has been visiting in town.-+Miss Minnie
Poole is visiting friends In, Burlington
Mrs. Emma d. Taggart of Fullerton
Neb., who has spent the past year in
Vermont and New York, Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Taggart and other
relatives here.-E. Beech Beers OF Char
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CHARLOTTE.

Monroe M. Hill and Kirk Palmer re-
turned Thursday night from a six weeks
trip to the Pacific coast during which
they visited the Panama Pacific exposi-
ton in San Francisco.-.Mr. and Mrs. H.
f. Kinsman and daughter. Ethel, are
visiting Mr.. Kinsman's sisters. Mrs. F.
NJ. Field and Mrs. f. r. Stoddard They
are making tn, trip by automobile.
Ellen M. Lyon, superintendent of a hos
pital in Foo Choo. China, who has been
visiting his cousin. Mrs. c. r. Holmes
has gone to Los Angeles. Cal, to attend
the national missionary convention.--NTss
Alice l.. Stoddard, who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. c. A. Sherwin, Jr.
in Fitchburg. Mass, and Mrs. r, r.
Kline in Claremont, n H., returned
home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
w. H. Mcneil Wednesday afternoon
DR. and Mrs. w. S. White of Chicago
are at Mrs. J. S. Wooster's.-L. Richard
Dean who has been in Europe for a
year. returned home Thursday and is at
the home of his mother, Mrs a. c. Dean.
Mrs. May Harvey Of Vineland. N. j.,
is visiting at w. II. Mcneil s.-The Rev.
DR.. Russell of st. Louis who is visiting
at ]. 2. Ramsey's, spoke. at the Sunday
evening service.-Mr. and Mrs. +. II.
Thayer of Brockton Mass, are visiting
at her fathers, ]. B. Williams.-Mrs.
Albert Cook. who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation, has
returned home Mrs. J. S. Williams has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
Mrs. NJ j. Alexander, who had been i'll
for some time, died early Monday morn
ing The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock at her late home
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Miller and
two sons OF Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Harding, son and daughter,
and Fred S. Mills of Haverhill. Mass.
who have been visiting at George Edger-
tons, returned to their homes by auto
mobile Friday via the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway son.
Baldwin and Miss Holloway of Lebanon,
n Y, are visiting at Joseh Bora s-Miss
Vesta Nahum of Bristol Is visiting at
lloyd Tucker's,-Miss Ruth owen Is Wis
lting in New Haven.
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs. d. G. Gilbert and daughter, Milla.
who have been passing two weeks with
his husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs, LN-
man Gilbert, leaves this week to join
Mr.. Gilbert, who is now located in De-
troit, Mlch.-Mrs, Edwin r. Leach, who
has been visiting relatives in South Hero
returned to her home Friday,-There was
"A family gathering Saturday at the
Wright homestead at which four genera
lions were represented, The three child
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs O. f. Clough entertained her twin
sisters Mrs. H. o. Van N1iet OF Char
lotte and Miss Carrie Miles of Monkton
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. f. Love1oy
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
George Hinsdale for two weeks, left for
their home In Boston Saturday.-Miss
Ruth Hubbell of Hinesburg visited Miss
Nora Hinsdale Sunday and Monday
School commences Tuesday, Setember l.
with Mrs. Belle Batcheler of Middesex
ot toacher
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MILTON BORO.

Harold Taylor is much better-Mrs
Abba Carr has returned home from two
weeks visit at Georgia.--Harry Richards
and Vernon Bullock spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Champain.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Taylor went to Littleton. n. H.,
and several other points last week, but
were called home by the serious Illness of
their Son. Harold.-Lawrence Stanley is
In Underhill this week.