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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

MIS-. Lorn Bugbee and son. Burton have
gone TO Chicago, called there by the seri-
Gus illness OF Mrs. Bugbee'S mother-Miss
Dorothy BENTLEY has returned to Middle
bury after visiting her sister. Mrs + r.
Rogers j, W. Kimberley of orwell was
in town Saturday ice cream social
held by the ladies' of the Baptist church
Friday afternoon and evening was largely
attended There will be an entertain
ment AT the town hall Tuesday evening
Tor the benefit Of the free library. \ six
reel drama viii be shown after which
there Will he dancing Arthur Ferris is
confined by severe cut received while
cutting brush. Mr. Ferris is a lineman for
the Champaign Valley Telephone COM
panN ana was cutting brush when
the Ratchet slipped. He received
n deep cash in his leg below
the Knee Joseph German died Friday
morning at the Bratteboro retreat, where
ne had been for treatment Mr. German
was an old resident of brandon. The
podN was brought to the home OF his
daughter. Mrs Edward chandler, Satllr-
'aN afternoon, and the funeral was held
MONDAY morning AT St Marys church.
the Rev. f. f. Cray officiating Burial
was In st. Mary's cemetery.-Mr and
Mrs jerome Cole have returned from
Spring Grove, where they attended camp
meeting over Sunday
Inc funeral OF Peter Godfrey, who
died at the home of his daughter Mrs.
refer Phillips, Aug II, was held at st.
Marys Church Friday morning, the
Rev. r. F. Cray officiating, Burial
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JOHNSON

Mrs. George COurscr died very sudden
" August IS. Her husband had
just retired when she remarked to him.
George, have but a few moments to
i've" and before he could .ct UP AID
get a doctor she was dear.
Prof. Carroll Drown ami family, who
have been spending their vacation here
from West Midway. Mass, returned to
their home Monday f. A. Pltman of
Greenwich, Conn, is visiting relatives
here.-H. n. Gordon is in Boston this
week.-H. l.. Moorey and family We're
In Hyde Park Sunday,-C. H. Stcarns
In company with Editor Lewis of Hyde
Park motored to Smugglers' Notch and
met Governor Gates Saturday.-D. A.
Barrows and family were in Orleans Sat
urday-Elsie Stearns is spending few
weeks at Lake Morey in Fairee THE
funeral of Mrs. George Coursey who
died suddenly last week, was largely at
tended at her late residence Saturday
the Rev. f.. G.. French OF Hardwick Of
ficating.-The Hon. y. d. Pike and son,
Arbie. and Penn Sargent of Stowe attend-
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Coursey Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs John Burnham from Wis
consin are visiting relatives here, Mr.
Burnham was born and lived here until
q few years ago.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The school census taken shows that
there are ~ males and \}G females be-
tween the ages of five and Is years.
There aIr i32 children between the age
OF i've and eight years; l023 between
eight and u years and 20 between 10
and u wears of age. Changes in the
law made by the last Legislature make
comparisons out Of the question because
of the fact that 10 child shall be
enumerated unless five years Of age be-
fore september |, and none shall be
included who is IS years of age before
the same date. This change serves to
reduce the number enumerated but does
not prevent as many attending school
A slight increase is noted, however, in
the number Of children between the
same ages as taken last year.
Sheriff Reed of Orange county Fri
day took to the States prison at Wind
sor for commitment Alexander Waener,
who recently escaped from custody while
serving sentence for petty larceny in
jail and was captured in Canada. Gov
ernor Gates having issued warrant TO
return him to prison for breach Of parole,
After he serves the prison sentence he
will he arrested for breaking ial.
Sheriff Reed also took William Archibald
to the same Institution FOR breach Of
parole, the latter having been paroled
by COY. \. VI. Fletcher
y civll suit, II G. Shurtleff against
John and Hapnah Gallagher and the
Montpelier and Capital SAVINGS Banks
ana Trust companies, trustees. was
heard in city court before Judge h. NJ.
Harvey Monday afternoon, tho case
taking several hours, The jury returned
a verdict for the plaintiff to recover
500 % The suit was brought by Mr..
Shurtlen to recover an attorney fee
amounting TO so, the plaintiff claiming
the amount for services rendered az
counsel for the Gallaghers in a tres
pass suit entered against the city of
Montpelier, which was discontinued.
The defendants claimed that no serN-
ice was furnished
Mrs Charlotte Livingston Kelliher died
Sunday at her home, st Paul street,
after AN illness extending over a year
She was the widow of Timothy j. l\eli-
her, at one time a prominent granite
manufacturer of this city. whose death
occurred ten years ago last month. the
deceased was born G. years ago in on
tario. Can, but had resided in Mont
peier since she was l6 years old. Her
marriage to Mr.. Keliher took place q
years ago. She is survived by one sister
Mrs. Stephen Ryce of Forester Falls
Ont; three brothers, william. John and
James Livingston, all of Canada. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning
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JEEFERSONVILLE.

Mrs Lucy Adams ODER, wife OF Charles
Ober and daughter OF the late Elijah and
Joanna Adams. died Monday at her home
on the South Cambridge road after
long illness She was lifelong and re-
spected resident of this town and was Is
years old. H. AverlY who spent a week
with his daughter. Mrs. II. A. Hawley
has returned to Newbury.-The Morse
family and Mrs. NJ A Shafer are camp
ing at Thompsons Pont-Mrs, Trial Rey-
holds of Danvile Is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Lynn Tracy.-Mrs. Castle and
two sons of Burlington are guests of her
sister Mrs. Merritt Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Powell of Reading, Mass, are
spending several weeks with friends in
This vicinity.-Mr and Mrs. b, G. Hawley
and daughter Thema, are taking an au-
tomohile trip through New Hampshire.
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry stanton and Mr. and
Mrs, Lucian stanton and daughter Of
Danville have been guests for several
days at ri. w. Varnum's,-Miss Della
Thompson Of Morrisville and Mrs, Will
liams of Oregon are guests of Mr., and
Mrs. C. b. Richards Mrs Elizabeth Col
ins of Fairfield was the guest of Mr.
Ind Mrs A. j. Thomas Monday
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ELNIORE.

Mis-, Delta Kaiser is VISITING IN Stove.
Schools in town began Monday.--Miss
Ncna Kaiser returned home sunday
after several DAYS in stowe Kenneth
Kaiser has returned homo after spend
ing the summer IN StoWe.-Miss Carrie
EVarts and Miss Pearl Stokes of Illness
burg are visiting Mrs. Harry g. Hut
chns. Mrs. clarence Peake has been
confined to the house by ilmesa.-Mrs
Elias Richardson Is i'll at her son -
charles kchardSDn.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Peo and Air and Mrs Alouzo
Marshall of Fairfield We're in town sun
day.-Miss Genie Ward of Wolcott visit
Cd in Elmore SundaY.-Mrs William Gay
returned home Monday after visiting in
Morrisville several daNs-Miss Refine and
Alphonsc Gaboriault and Miss Naralda
Affair went to ST Armand. F. a. Tues
day for short visit
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lage water department to the Center
villaRe.--Stacy B. Irish Of Galesburg.
ILL.,. accompanied by his wife and
daughter, has been visiting his moth
er. Mrs Mary Irish william Hard
ing, who had charge Of the office work
of the Woodbury. Granite company,
while their sheds were running here.
is to move his family to Hardwick-
Work on the Ainsworth inhrmary at
Norwich University IL progressing.
The main building Is being RACED and
new foundation put in. The barn and
outbuildings have been removed. Ex-
tensive interior changes are to be
made. and II is hoped to have all COM
pleted and ready for use, If need be,
soon after the opening of the fall
term.
Miss Mabel Wales who has been in
town for a week. went Monday to her
home in Mddloburv. and after spending
about two weeks there will go to Torring-
ton Conn, 10 teach in the high school for
the next year.-The Rev John r. Gates Is
at the claremont Junction campmeeting,
assisting District Superintendent sharp
j. l.. Tucker has returned from New
; York and opened his house Mt the head
town during the winter Mrs Leland J
Graves Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
. In Burlington for treatment Ma ior
Frank Tompkns has a two months leave
from his regiment. now stationed in New
Mexico, and is expected to visit in town
next week.The Northneld Cornet band
announces sacred concert to be given
next Sunday afternoon at four o clock
from the bandstand on the common II the
weather is avorahlc.-Henry ". Orser
has purchased the James Evans house,
facing the n I. parade and has lea sed
the same to the Commons club. which Is
obliged to move from the Baine house as
that place has been sold to Thomas r.
Mclean of Granitevlle.-An alarm "
FIRE was sounded shortly before eleven
% lock Sunday night blaze having 5een
discovered in the Cardosi fruit store near
the town hridse Little damage was
done except by water.-Arthur J. Rob
inson Of Bethel and Rochester has the con-
tract for the erection Of the now Alpha
Sigma ri fraternity house on South Main
street The structure will he of brick
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DERBY.

John Taylor of Melrose Mass, Is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. d.
Taylor -Th" county Sunday school con-
N'ntion vas held here Monday and Tues
daN-NrS. y. T.. nagatt has returned to
George IUpkiusCn'S after Il vacation of
six weeks spent at her cottage at New
port NJ T.. G. Barnes went to Lyndon
Tuesday to attend the wedding of a
niece. -l.usseil stuart is entertaining his
brother from Boston w. T.. Davis cut
one # his fingers very badly while at
work in the mill last Wcek.--Dr. T.. w.
Clark IF Precision. Mass. was IN town
last We x. He is a member Of the Senate
in Massa @husctts and for many years
was a physician here
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MORETOWN.

Carroll Pierce Of Syracuse, y Y. and
Miss Agnes Grevelle of Rutland are Wis
itng his mother. Mrs. Jennie Pierce
Dele Van Orman, who has been visiting
at Eugene Armstrong; for a few days.
returned To- his home in West Addison
Monday Mrs Margie stevens was in
Montpelier Tuesday.-Mrs. y. c. Huntley
of Bolton visited relatives in town Sat-
urdav and Sunday Mrs. John Hurdle
visited her daughter, Mrs Fred Feurv -
Waitsfield, over SundaY.-Russei sawyer
of Barre is visiting his grandmother. Mrs
r. Sawyer.-Mr and Mrs Fred Niles
and two children of Middlesex visited al
u f.. Austins SUNDAY
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IT'S COST MARK

They had all been to church, and the
Young minister was coming home to dins
with them. While at dinner they were
discussing the new staiued-siass window
a member had given them 1T Is a most
beautiful piece of workmanship SAD
one, and must have cost a great deal OK
money. DO YOU have any Idea now
much" Il really do not replied the
minister but it's far into the hundreds.
| imagine" NO, II didn't, either said
little Harold. II know how much 1t was.
1t cost IA shillings and tenpence." why,
Harold, how do you know anything about
it?" Because, mamma. il said at the
bottom of the window. Job H. TO- -
I.andan Tit-Rita
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Elmer Mcintyre of lnnenburg,
Mass, Is a guest of her father, w. l..
Hebard, and family at the Randolph
Iiouse.--B. l.. Davis of Philadelphia. y
professional nurse, made "A short visit to
his mother, Mrs. Emily Davis from
Thursday to Tuesday.-H, - Gilbert
more than so years old is III with heart
trouble Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |. Boyden
are in Highgate Springs. are busy
putting the boarding house in order to
he ready for occupancy at the opening
of the state agricultural school Septem-
hsr /
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was IN st Mary's cemetery'-F. C.
hushher mas received notice that ne
successfully passed the civil service ex-
animation for government pressnan In
the government printing onice.-fred
Lockwood and family have returned
from Lax" Champlaih Wheie they nave
been during n month IN camp.-Charles
French received a fracture OF his lett
arm and dislocatlon of his wrist last
SaturdnS When peIt on ms threshin9
machine caught ms arm.-A meeting OF
TN" county farm bureau VIII De held IN
Grange hall this evening at 1880
o'clock y CorNoll, assistant state lead
or, will speak Tho public Is invited, cs-
peciallN the farmers. layton f. knoWl-
ton suffered slight shock Of paralysis
at his nome on thanpain street Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. George Lanam
of Manchester are guests of their son,
Charles Lanam. for ten DAYS The
Misses Marilla French, Marion Taylor
Anna Petite, Natalie Averll. INA
Benior, Dorothy Dean and Ruth
Churchill have gone to the French cot
tage at Lake Dunmore to visit for ten
days. Miss Clara churchill Will be the
chapcron. Mrs Everett Porter Of Bel
lows Falls is spending two weeks with
Mrs. Emma June at her home north Of
the village.-The graduates Of the class
Of 1914 and 1915 of the Randolph Agrl-
cultural school are spending this week
at the Churchill cottage at Lake Dun
more.-Miss Emily Ellsworth OF Fort
Ann y. Y" is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK Woods.-Elroy j. Woods mas
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The body Of Mrs Celia Adams Of
last Monday and inferred in the Gem
ter cemetery, She was the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lee
John y. Moseley, with the Sanhorn Map
company, is visiting his parents.-Su-
perintcndent Carpenter is laying the
pipes to extend the service of the viii
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Dorothy Lang of Morrisville has
been spending several days in town.
Mrs George O'Neil and two children re-
turned Wednesday to their home in Fall
River after spending the summer with
her mother Mrs. NJ NJ, Reynolds,-W,
A. Stafford has returned to his home in
Malone, y Y, Mrs. Stafford will remain
for some time with relatives here,-Mrs,
A. l.. Brush is snandipa tha week in
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WATERBURY,.

/ Thursday morning Mrs W. y. sullivan
and Mrs. lanes Little while driving with
Mrs. Suiliyan's team were hit 10y an
automohl" and thrown. the carrag"
being badly broken. They were coming
down Main street going south, and cross
cd the road to get into the yard Of their
old home, both being da 'ghters ot Dam j
Morse. The car had tho number ~
and was driven, it is said. by No.
Peck of Montpelier. He claimed himself
not at fault Both ladies' were thrown
clear Of the team and badly shaken al
though not seriously hurt-Nhout TOUR
( O'Clock that afternoon eN'lt'ment was
caused at North hHNbArN by Fred fuhke
falling INTO the river. II" was hshihE
with Lynn Lewis when ne had pad
/ spal ana feI race u""nNard III tho
water. ne "-Near-oId ooN tled l" rescue
| nm nut round II OF no avail so went
l"r h"tp ao"ut ~ F"u9 instant H">
/ lANls ana John hoy succeeded IN getuhS
MN out OF the water. BOYS from camp
lhnisVuam gave MN hfst ald treat
meht--Lltt'e 'ordoh WOOD feil over the
na'HSter AT MS nome az 'n" NhIl'N
"ursdaN ana al mrs, II was ''are" ne
was 'adlN injured r'aE ne showed nu'
4I''' '"eCts OF ms IAN ana seemed 10
re as ven az ever
MIS-. Eugene As"'Ihe anu SON 'oE''
OF AIours' VINO We're 'a'!'' mere by the
dcath or MIS- AshIlhe SNahdiath"f'
Henry Na'ree' nave returned nome 80
MISS Memo 9""S'F Is Visiting ir'eh"1 III
Harre.-MlS- Marion Ne"ton ot am
/ bridge Is a guest AT the SNaSeN nome
on mon street Mrs '''la = EN ans
II
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page Touro

School Means to Me" SIP, cial music
has been ARRANGED for both sessions
Members of organized classes VIII act as
ushers. Guy Herrick OF llardWtk IS
passing few days with his parents Mt
and Mrs Charles Herrick. Moves q.
slayton. who has passed a vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Slayton,
returned to New York city Monday night
Hon. II. II. Peck of Waterbury, Conn,
and the Rev. Shcrrod Soulc of Hartford
Conn. are guests at The Randall-Mrs.
Fannie Church came Monday evening
from burlington for an extended stay at
the home of Mr. and Mrs j. II. Atchin-
son.-Aliss Alma Bailey, who soon re-
sumes her duties as n teacher in the
stowe high school. returned Monday
evening from Highgate, whore she has
spent the summer.--Mrs. Henry Puffer
and daughter. Miss Ruth Pufor of
Richford are guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and MIS-. L. l.. Camp.-Mrs.
Carrie Payne and Mrs. Fannie Rice of
North Cambridge came Tuesday to visit
heir niece Mrs. II. w. Drown.-Mrs.
A. G.. Berry and daughter Elsie Louise.
Of New York city, who have passed two
months with the formers mother, Mrs.
s.. NJ Darling, went to Calais Tuesday,
accompanied by her mother, to visit
Mrs Berry's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Dean
Holt Ms. Berry will visit friends in
Whitciicld, y. H.. and Hartford. Conn,
before returning to New York.-Iebcr
Best Of Syracuse University. who has
passed the summer at Morristown, y. Y.
arrived Tuesday morning for a stay with
his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. w r.
Best.-Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shea of
Woburn, Mass. came Monday evening to
visit :heir uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
John Wcafcr.--Ni Henryetta Bean of
Lebanon. n. H.. is guest Of Miss Mar
jorie Gates at the home O.. her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gates.-Miss Winnie
Lambert has returned from Eden
Mrs. +. +. Hadey was called to Nc
Allisterville, Pa, Tuesday night ON ac-
count of the death of her father, II. T.
Davis Mrs Hadley was accompanied
by her nieces. the Misses Evelyn, Lillian
and Elizabeth Speakmun who have
been passing the summer with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley.-
Joseph Weafer and little daughter of
Montpelier are visiting his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. John Weafer. Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Earl and child Of HardWick
came Tuesday evening for a short stay
with her sister and husband, Nj and
Mrs. Ernest Grswold.- Mrs. Flora
Gates Of Swanton a former resident. is
visiting friends in town. a guest Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank y. Cutthg.-Alrs.
Eugene Butler of Boston arrived Tues
day evening for q visit with her sister
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l.
DelanO.-Mrs Warner w. Gilbert oft
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NATEEI i'll

At tne Methodist Churcl sunday morn
ing the subject of the sermon will he,
"ArmaIoddon. or the European War as
Re!ated " The RoNelatinn III GnG..
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III
from an operation Prlo' '''''
homc.--h son born Thursday t. MI anu
Mrs H. T. Tewksbury. who live In
cu., T., ,, ,rauds,r of Mrs clara |
8 pos,o, i
ANerIIl o' ''''s i''' - t,ror,
IL III 'o" ",,' tio,,,,.icu
a''er N.s''"E :"
nave re'"'n'" uo''''' 80 N,s
'I""ru NNc'"'', ' t,,i,o pr,gps
''"i" "Nv'.'' ,a,o rh,r,os Briggs
"'''N ""'t -. 49,. ,bo t,ner
were ''''' rev "' a,.e,i,,, -, eignt
. l''' So ,,o,,yor of,iciot.
M - ,, ,,.,,r.oseG nv i'm
-, .oia,t,.oa and secoral friends of
, oho,,, n .rbe home was
, a,,,a.,,a,i,. docoroted An arch was
, ,,,,coa ,rross thc corner OF the paror
n.hic, WAS vreathed with green and trim
mod with flowers The bride was
,,ou,red in white creme de chine and car
r,od n bououet of sweet peas She was at
, ,ended nv Miss Mildred Danyow who was
yowned in blue crepe de chine. Arthur
Austin of this place was the attendant
for the groom. The ring bearer was Clar-
= ice McHenry of ware Mass. An informal
reception was held and refreshments were
served. The following morning the couple
left for a short bridal trip, making the
I h1 automobile The bride has Tor
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Wi,l.( OFT

Mr. and Mrs j. W. Porter have re-
turned home from visiting in Mooers,
n. Y.-Miss Myrl Davis is visiting her
sister in Stowe for few daNs.-Mrs. Is.
T.. Potter and Mrs. e. G. Fisher ATTENDED
the camp-meeting at sheldon over sun
day.--Mr and Mrs. w. { Judd visited
relatives in Bakersfield over sunday
Mrs. II. c. Reed visited her husband IN
Swanton over Sunday.-W. g Reed was
In Sheldon over SUNDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Home ON Leave, He Jokes About Die
tator's Job In Mexico.

Home ON Leave, He Jokes About Die
tator's Job In Mexico.
New York. Aug. 9.--Na1or General
George w. Goethals. governor Of the
Panama Canal zone. arrived in port
this afternoon aboard the United
Fruit liner Pastores, accompanied by
Mrs. Goethals and their son. Thomas.
The governor is home on a six weeks
leave of absence, and after a night in
this city will go on to Washington.
There is one job General Goethals
would like to undertake after Novem-
Der /, when his resignation takes ef-
feet. He has no private plans and he
declined to talk of any aspirations"
while he intimated that he would look
with favor on the prefer of Job In
Mexico.
What is 1t they want down there7''
me general asked. "A dictator? I've
wonder II that experience would quail
ify met.
General Goethais said that he
would seek TO be retired from the
army after his resignation goes into
effect unless there Is q chance of
active service somewhere in or about
the States. He has been in the canal
zone for ten years, and now his chief
desire. unless that call to dictate over
Mexico is forthcoming, is to stay at
home for q spell. He said that private
business plans have not entered into
his idea OF the future.