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VERGENNES.

Attorney Leo f. Pratt who was recently
appointed by Gov. G. w. Gates first
Judge of the new municipal court at Fair
Haven, is Il son of f.. b. Pratt OF Port
land, Me, former officer at the State
Industrial school. Judge Pratt is a
prad,Ste Of the Nergennes high school
and is a member OF the law firm of
Phelps and Pratt of Fair Haven, where
he has been located since 1Sl3.-Mrs.
Chester Jordan is i'll with tuberculosis.
Mrs l. NJ. Martin. who has been spend
ing the winter at Miami, Fla. is visit
Ing her father, Amos =. Needham.-In
the wholesale market Saturday eggs sold
for ~ cents per dozen and butter from
- to - cents per pound daughter was
Levi II. Brown and son. Onslow. visited
in Burlington Saturday.-A daughter was
born recently to Mr. and Mrs, Lot
Miler.-Nlrs G, X. Goodridge Of Spring
field is visiting her son, r. ID. Good1dge
Mrs, H. G. Miner has gone to Maiden
Mass, to visit her daughter Mrs. Charles
White, and before Ter return will visit
relatives in Providence and Pawtucket,
II, l., and Boston,-George r. Thorne
recently received 2.OO0,OOO pike fry from
the hatchery at Swanton and has placed
]
creek,-Mr, and Mrs, G. II. del Grella
f New York are guests of the Stevens
| iiOuse.-Dana Wells has moved his fam
| lily To the rooms over the express office
lately occupied by the Larrow Brothers
as undertaking parors.
| Memorial day will be observed here
Monday May 81, at 80 p. M, UNI
der the auspices of Ethan Allen Post,
q. A. 4, and all comrades. veterans,
Sons Of Veterans and all members OF
the spanish American War are invited
to participate in the exercises of the
day which will be held at the opera
| house. The program is as follows
Music, state Industrial School band;
prayer the Rev, II ii. White; reading
I.incoln's Gettysburg Address, Adit
Charles T.. Parker; music, band: ad-
dress, the Rev. j. S. Braker, H. H..
Burlington; singing, America; an
nouncement of committee for decorat-
ing graves, benediction, the Rev. j. q
| Wood bridge.
John Daigneaut has so far recovered
from an operation for appendicitis as &c
be able to resume work in his barber
shop.-Miss Theresa Middlebrook, who Is
teaching school I'm Addison, spent the
weekend here with her mother Mrs
r. C. Mlddlebrook. The Rev. w. Il. Wi,
Hanson preached the farewell sermon
and finished his work as rector of st
Pauls Church Sunday.-F W. Flagg Wis
tied in Middlebury sunday,-The Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Hasson Davis and daughter.
Dorothy, are in North Elba, y. Y.-The
annual meeting of the Ladies' Union will
be held this afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. |. j. Everest.-Mr and Mrs d.
Ieggett of white Plains. y. Y. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Sherrod Brown.
Miss Lizzie Wright has returned to Bur
lington after n few days with Mrs "
{. Coates.-Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs
BarstoW We're guests Monday Of Mrs
William MrIntyre.E 5. Rowley return
ed Tuesday to his home In Shelburne
after passing month with Mr.. and Mrs
j.. f. Rowley
The pre- memorial exercises of Bee
man Academy and the New Haven
graded school will be held at the town
hall in New Haven at 200 p. m. Friday
The principal and teachers extend a
cordial invitation to parents and
friends to attend
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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pices of St Mary's Church will be held
In the federation building Saturday after
noon and evening. Vocal and instrument
tai selections will be given by talented
artists-The office of the Addison county
agricultural agent is now in room 30 in the
Rattell block. In the future. Monday will
lie the day that the agent will he in hi;
office Mrs Phillip b. Stewart Of Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo and nephew, Robert
Cowles Of Chicago, are the guests of eX-
Gov John w. Stewart,
The Rt. Rev. George Y. Bliss, bishop
coadjutor Of Vermont. made his first
official visitation at Mddlchury. East
Middlebury and Cream Hill, Shoreham.
on Sunday. At st. Stephens Church
nine persons were confirmed. and of
an unusually large congregation over
co persons received the Holy Com
munion. AT the three o'clock service
in the afternoon at East Middlebury
the bishop preached the sermon. AT
the eight o'clock service at All Saints,
cream Hin, the bishop preached,
and confirmed one person-The mem
hers of William +. Russell Post. No.
So G. A, r., and of William p. Rus
sell Circle. No. >, Ladies OF the q. A,
r., met in their hall sunday evening,
where they formed under their COM
mandcr, Col. Charles H. Youtt, and the
president Of the Ladies' Circle. Mrs.
T.. +. Jones, and marched in body
to the Memorial Baptist Church, where
they heard there pre-Memorial ser
mon by the pastor of the church, the
Rev. Roy Il. Whittemore. The church
choir saHg special patriotic songs
The following committees from VIII
liam T. Russell Post, No. SO. q. A, r.
and william t. Russell Circle, No. .
Ladies' of the @. A. r., will go this
morning at nine O'Clock to the
different public schools in Cornwall
and will hold patriotic exercises: Col
Charles l.. Youtt, Col. James NJ, Tracy
Otis Abbey and William l.. Cady of thu
post and Mrs. Emily Eddy. Miss Flor
cnce Eddy, Mrs, l.. NJ. Morrison ano
Mrs James Howarth of the circle ano
Supt Arthur w. Eddy of the schools
The ladies will have dinner at the
home of Judge and Mrs. Bingham an,
the comrades will dine with Comrad
and Mrs. Frank Meheu OF Cornwall
both being connected with the two so
cietics,-The Misses Margaret Fores
and Anna Abbey have returned from
Burlington. The Ladies' Mssonar.
society of the Memorial Baptist Churc
met with Mrs. Nicholas at he
home Wednesday evcning.-Isaac W
Cady who was called here by tn
death of his mother, Mrs. Gardne
Cady, has returned to Chicago
The annual meeting of the Women
Auxiliary to the y. NJ c, A. will b
held in the Memorial Baptist Churc
Friday at 500 p. m. supper will b
served at six o'clock. to which all as
socate members are also invited.--M
and Mrs Frank w. Cady of Boston ar
in town to visit his parents, Mr. an
Mrs Charles q. Cady.---Tho meeting c
the Parent Teachers seociation c
the high school will be postponed fror
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Eugene Clowse is to deliver Memorial
day address at Burlington.-C. A. Stan
ford was in st. Johnsbury Monday ana
Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Eastman OF Cabot
was in town Wednesday Foster Hovey.
who was appointed freight agent at Nor
risville several months ago. has moved
his family TO that place.-A Memorial day
service will he held Sunday at lo:45 n. M
by the Rev. r. g. French. The veterans
will march to the Main Street cemetery
to decorate the graves of their comrades.
Music will he furnished ny the band
Members Of the academy will present
The Rainbow kimona' and 'Snobson' 9
Stag Party" At the opera house Friday
evening for the benefit of the academy
baseball team.--William Farrar died Tues
day evening Mrs. G. l.. French is In
Waterbury. Mrs. Eva Lyons finished her
work in the Citizens Telephone Office Sat
uriaV
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afternoon after June Mrs II. @. HID
bard has returned to her homo In Poult-
after year with her mother In Poult>
ney.--Miss Ellen Allen Of Keone, n. II"
has been with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen.--J o. Raymond has been
making needed repairs on the Hubbard
farm. John A. Logan Post @. a. r., has
completed plans for Memorial day. Judge
G. s. Dana of New Haven will deliver the
address. --Medrick Dumas died at Clare
mont ~ H., May 16 The funeral was
held there May 49, His mother and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Coburn OF this town at
tended. st. Paul's Court, G. o. r., will
hold a dance Friday evening in the town
hall--Milton Rowe returned TO Mount
Hermon after being at home some months
on account of illness.
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BRISTOL

W. +. Daggett and family of Proctor
visited his mother Mrs. b. Dageett, and
brother, Walter. over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. {. w. Brown of Nergennes visited
relatives here Sunday.-Miss Kathleen
Stay of Orwell is a guest Of her cousin,
MS, Bert Witght.-Jamcs Cardell OF
Middlebury College spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II, Cardcl.
DR.. c. *. johnson and family of Bu,
lington were at j. O. Pages Sunday. -
Arthur Mott of Middlebury College spent
Sunday at his home here.-Dr. and Mrs.
-harles Averill Of Burlington and DR..
and Mrs. II, l., Averil OF Middlebury
caiieo on friends In town Sunday-A. NJ
Lawrence, c. c. Currter, the Rev. G. A.
Parker, the Rev. w. NJ Shaw and Harry
Parker went to Thompson's Point Mon.
day for fishing trip.-M and Mrs
g, a. Danforth and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Frary were in Burlington Monday. -
william Browe il In Boston this week -
Rupert Hammer is at home from the
University Of Vermont for a few days
II. L. Rivers and family Of Burlington
were In town Monday
Miss Helen NJ. Russell, missionary from
Japan. will speak in the Methodist Church
Friday evening Miss Russell has spen,
nine years In Japan and returns there in
August, She will speak upon the subject
of Japan and her work there. An invita-
ton Is extended to all-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Richardson have gone to Hartford
Conn, to reslde-Dr. G.. + Edmunds is
making extensive repairs on his resi-
dence.--Mr and Mrs Lacey Bump Of
Bozeman, Mont, are parents of daugh
ter, born May 20, Mrs. Bump was Mis-
Kathleen Edmunds. formerly OF thi
town,-A son was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs Fred Cormier.-Miss Marguerite
Rivers of burlington is visiting Mrs
Walter Wright for few days.
The w e. r, L. will meet at the hom'
| of Miss Helen Weller Saturday afternoon
for the annual business meeting and elec
| tion of Officers. There will be baseball
game at Athletic park Monc.y. May 81
between the University OF Vermont Sec
onds and the Bristols,-4Memoral service
will be held In the Methodist Churcl
| Sunday afternoon at 2:O O'Clock with
sermon by the Rev. G.. A. Parker.--Mr
and Mrs Roscoe Suffice of New Haven
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs Julia Reynolds. AIRED 81 years. died
May IS after several months Illness.
She had been n long time resident here.
She leaves a son-in-law, Herbert Wells,
and two grandsons, besides n sister, Mrs.
George James. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at the house. the
Rev. Hagadorn officiating. and burial was
in the village cemetery.
The regular meeting of the King s
Daughters will be held at the
home of Mary Kimball this afternoon. -
Robert Haight son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Haight, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia Martin is recovering
from an illness and Is able TO be out
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hail and family
of Weybridge visited in town Sunday. -
one million pike fry were placed II
Lewis creek below St Peters dam last
Unoli
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ADDISON.

Miss Josephine Bodette is i'll and has a
trained nurse from Burlington to care
for her.-Children's day will be observed
at the church Sunday. June "a few
of the friends of Marion ST. Clare gave
her Il surprise party Saturday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. !. Clark are in ST Adams
tho guest of Mr., and Ms T. \. Mitchell
and other friends.-Miss May Tracy was
in Waltham over the ek-cnd the
guest Of Miss Marion Wright MIR and
Mrs. G. G.. Ruscoo of Bristol have been
guests Of Luman Seegar and family for
a few DAYS There is to be a stra w'berry
and ice cream social at the church Fri
dav evening
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. T, J. Butler and Mr. and
Mrs. T., G. Cox took an automobile trip
to Rutland Saturday. returning home
Sunday night. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Van
Vliet and young son of Charlotte were
guests of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Miles, over Sunday.-Mrs Flora Dow
Of Burlington is visiting at the home of
her uncle, George W. Day.-Mr and
Mrs, Merritt Cox Of Rutland are par
ents of son. George Phillip, born Sat
urday.-The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. Hattie Douglas WEDNESDAY
afternoon The new sheds at the Friends
Church are completed
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plicity in local robbcrics. IIcs was
given not less than four nor more
than Ave months in the House of Cor
rection at Rutland for overdriving
and otherwise abusing the animal
DR.. Harry Lester Parizo Of Watervile
Me-, and Miss Florence Mae Lavalloc
daughter of Mrs. Emma LaVallec, were
quietly married Monday afternoon at
four o'clock at St Stephens Church roc
tory by the pastor the Rev. j. T.. Rand.
DR.. Parizo was injured Sunday when
an automobile that was being demon
strated for him was dtched, the doctor
being considerably cut up by barbed wire,
his injuries, however, not proving seri-
Gus enough to delay the weddine The
bride was attended by Miss blanche
Dygert and the groom by his brother
Ernest Parizo. The bride was attlrcd in
n gown of satin charmeusc, cut On
traine with venetian pointe lace and
pearl trimmings. She wore tullc cap
made in halo effect and bridal wreath
and carried n bouquet of roses Her
travelling suit was OF mole coloro6 Cab
ardine with hat to match. The brides
maid wore a gown of embroidered crepe
over pink, with hat to match, and carried
bouquet Of pink snapdragons. Follow
! ing the ceremony reception was held
at the home of the brides aunt Miss
Mary Pollinger 81 Platt street. The
home was prettlly decorated with wild
flowers and ferns. The Misses Mabel
Teller and Mary and Gwendoyn Ed
wards served. The brides gift to her
bridesmaid was a gold cross set with
several pearls and the grooms gift to
his best man was a scarp pin set with a
baroque pearl. DR.. and Mrs. Parizo left
on the night train for two weeks honey
moon in Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
delpha, Trenton and New York. Upur
their return they will go to Watorvilie
Me-. where DR.. Parizo is practcing. Or
Parizo is the son of Thomas Parzo OF
East Allen street He was a gradua t.
Of the WinoosN high school in the elias,
of 1905 and was graduated from the Medi-
cal College Of the University of Yer
mont in 1912. He has been practcnl
medicine I'm Watervllo for q year. Mrs
Parizo was graduated from the Winoo
ski high school in 1900. and was the re
cipient of beautiful presents
Two weddings were ceobra ted at -
Francis Xavier Church Monday morn
ing by the Rev T.. j Parseau. At So
o'clock Archie +. Mongeon and Miss Vir
g1nia Misaique were married, being at
tended bp Napoleon Moneeon and tn
brides father, Phliza Misaiquc Andre1
Sweeney. son Of Levi Sweeney, was mar
ried al seven O'Clock to Miss Lydia De
, lage daughter Of Eugene Deage. bot
the fathers attending tho couple.
The public schools will close FRIDAY
| ypn Il
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SOUTH STARkSBOTO.

The Rev, and Mrs. Herbert McCarty are
at Glens Falls to attend the annual meet
Ing of Friends. The Rev. Edwin j. Mead
er of Bristol will hold the service Sunda y
morning in their absence. Ronald son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Orvis, is Ill with
pneumonia Mrs. Lorenzo Orvis Is III with
rheumatic fever.-Georgc T.. and DR. W
ID. Green, who came to attend the funeral
of their brother William Green. have re-
turned to their homes in Buffalo, n Y
Mrs. Elizabeth Underhill and Miss Alice
Kennedy, who are guests of Mrs, David
Follansbee, have gone to Glens Falls tn
attend tho Friends yearly meeting gar
thur Grace is In Burlington. Mrs Mary
Henderson from Ohio, accompanied by
other friends. will hold meeting Sunda,
evening at the Jerusalem schoolhouse al
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HINESHt7RG.

Miss Lizzie Baldwin has returned TO
Burlington after n few days here the
guest of Mrs Anna l,ove.-Mrs. Ellen
Andrews Of Burlington is visiting rola-
uves here.--AIrs. a. l.. Walker Of Bur.
ington is spending few days here. 49,
Miss Mary Wilson of Burlington has been
spending few days herc.-Miss
Lucia Andrews Of burlington is visiting
friends here.-AIr Cubit Of Richmond is
the guest Of his SON. William Cubit
Mrs Josephine Dwire and daughter
Mary, have returned after spending .
year and a half in Los Angeles. cal
Mrs. Henry Russell. who is i'll witt
liver trouble, remains about the same
Miss Lucy Belle Pierce Of the I'niver-
sity of Vermont has been spending few
days here.-Mrs. y. l.. Walker returned
to Burlington Monday-The Rev. VII
liam Laughton Mrs. Laughton anC
daughter, Eta, have returned after
trip to Westport. y. Y
The Rev ana Mrs. j. d. Gouthey anC
son of WeYbridge are guests Of Mrs
Goutheys sister. Mrs. Edie. at the Meth
odist parsonage.-Pre-M Memorial day sorv
ices will he held AZ the Methodist Chur,l
sunday at 1890 a. IN. w. Rev. A. H. Eddie
will preach,-Memorial day will be Oh
served here Monday The exercises vii
he as usual. Dinner will be served at q
\. Il. hall to the members of cumming:
/ Post and invited guests At noon. From
there they will march to the town hail
! where they will listen to an address bl
Lem II. Latham of Milton.-Mrs. Pau
! Dimmock is I'll and in the care of a train
ed nurse miss Mary Wilson has returned
to Burlington after visiting friends here
Moses Bssonett, an old resident die
Wednesday morning after a long illness
with cancer of the stomach.
The death of Moses Bissonette oc
Cured at his home Wednesday morn
ing At four o'clock. Mr. Bissonette wa
in his 18th year and had been a high
~ respected citizen of this town 70
many years Besides his wife he i
survived by two daughters. Mrs Tim
othy Casey and Miss Anna Bissonett
of Bristol; also by two sons, Eugene o
Nergennes and Frank Of this place. Tn
! funeral will take place in Chariot
/ Friday morning at ten o'clock.
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PANTON.

The school at the Corners resumed
work this week after two weeks va
cation on account of scarlet fever.
Lester. the last OF the FIVE boys of
Martin FlemminR. has scarlet fever
but all of them have had 1t in mild
form--Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Miller have
a daughter born May 2o.-Herbert
Hartwell OF Plattsburgh is visiting his
brothers here.-Messrs. Frank. Clyde
and Herbert Ifartwell were In Crown
Point esday.--Examinati for on
trance to the high school were held at
the Corners by the town superintend-
emit Mrs. George Allen.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. NJ. Johnson's Sunday school class
will give an entertainment at the town
hail on the evening of May q. Ice cream
and cake will be served --Prof. 4. F.
Lambert Of Middlebury College will give
an address Memorial day. At two O'Clock
there will be the usual exercises by the
different schools Rev. j. n. Gan
they and family. who arrived in town
Saturday. are settled in the parsonage
John Shaw attended the funeral of
Daniel O'Rourke Al West Rutland Tues
day
The Improvement society will hold its
annual election of officers June !. Re
freshments will be served.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. May Boutele returned to her home
in Rochester Tuesday. Her mother,
Mrs Pierson, accompanied her.-Mr
and Mrs f.. c. Hubbard of Massena, y.
Y, We're guests of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. II. G. Hubbard few days las,
week. They returned home accompanied
10y his father, II. G. Hubbard and n
L. Boyce.-H. II. Hubbard was in Bur
lington MondaY.-The dance given by the
grange was well attended, 81 couples
being present.-A. a. Briggs is in l.ud-
low and Middleburv on husincss
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SHELBiJRNE.

Miss Margaret Weeks Of Rutland
itiug Miss Helen Sanders The
Peoples Uihlc class had "A !
ANA social meeting Tuesday ever
eight o'clock in the Methodist
rarlors Friday evening there wi
strawberry sociahle in the chur'
lors. supper will he served from
eight O'Clock.
Mrs. W. II. Mitchell is rccoverii
short illness. C. T., putney Of |
ton will deliver a Memorial day
at the strawberry social to be helC
Methodist Episcopal church parlC
day night, and there will also he
selections &c harlcs I.erlair is
FROM j. h. puauc's tenement in
purccu's house, recently Naca
David Towers The banns OF n
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. L. r. Wyman is spending few
days in Burlngton.-.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hatch and son of New Haven are visiting
at W r. Smith's.--Dr, Lyman Allen OF
Burlington was recently called as counsel
in the case of Mrs. Olive Carpenter y
trained nurse is caring for her.-The Rev.
r. j. Turnbull is in Massachusetts Tor
two weeks. Mrs. Turnbul supplied the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening -
Presiding Elder Kent preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
T.. A. Thorne Of New York city have ar
rived at their summer home here.
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BRIDPORT.

Nathan Turrill died Sunday morning
after a long llness.--Mr and Mrs. c. H.
Payne attended the funeral Of their
cousin at Rrattleboro Monday.-The Rev.
Mr. Woodbridge Of Nergennes preached
an able sermon Sunday on "On His Head
Werc Many crowns. MIR and Mrs. G.
II. Smith spent the first Of the week
with their daughter al Bellows Falls
Mrs. Wing and daughter have invited the
Friendly club and auxiliary to meet at
their home for the next monthly meet
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The annual meeting of the Addison Bap-
fist association will be held here June =
S and 9-Mrs. Philip Stebhins who has
been III for several months, is not as Well
Mrs. oliver Terlien has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment Ralph Grout of Washington. II.
e, is in town. the guest of Mr and
Mrs. William T.. harris.-Pre- memorial
exercises will he held in the town schools
Friday MIR. and Mrs, Frank Roscoe and