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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hin have returned
to their home in Hampton, y. H., having
visited their daughter. Mrs : y. Tomlin-
son-The body of the infant daughter
Of Nj and Mrs f. Mobbs was buried
June -. Fred Strecter Of Worcester,
Mass, Is at home Children Day was
observed at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Mrs, Cynthia Hapgood of Jonesvnle is
visiting her mother, Mrs V Smith.-El-
nler Hall OF North Troy and Guy Jones
"f Glen sutton, i. e., were at y. b.
Halls over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, s.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs H. Sweet Of Hunt
ington visited in town sunday. Those
from away who We're in town Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rood and two chill
dren Miss Daisy Brown, Frank Gregory.
and Mr. Farnham of Waterbury, at II.
Gregory 8, Mr., and Mrs Merritt Ellsworth
of Pleasant Valley, Mr.. and Mrs II. Farm
ham Of WillAmstown; Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Morgan OF Barre, al Mrs. Louise York s;
Mr.. and Mrs, j, Clapper of Underhill, at
II. Bartlett's; Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Evans
of Burlington, at J. II Smith's-Miss
Eunice Gle is gaining rapidly,
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. c H. MvNeil and grand
daughter. Miss Fannie Mcneil Of
South Bend, Ind, have been visiting
friends in town. Mrs Mcneil was a
former resident Mrs Stanton Williams
has gone to Boston TO visit her sister.
Mrs. -. n. RoS.
The Misses smith are entertaining a
house party at Miss Kate Smiths cot
,age consisting of Misses Glare Beach,
Sophie Williams. Elizabeth and Linda
Clark. Dorothy Palmer Bernce Byins-
ton and Frances Cram.-Mrs. F. r.
Htoddard, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R. F. Kline, of Clare
mont y. H. and Mrs. NJ. c. Bedell of
White River Junction. returned We'd
nesdaY
There will he a dance at Library hall
Friday evenig in honor of Miss Maud
Holmes and Miss Merab Whaley, who
leave town soon.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Rivers are the parents of a son.-Miss
Catherine Smith has sold her cottage at
Dear Point to jerome p. Rice, Jr. Of
Cambridge. ~ Y
Master Earl fuckers shetland poney
took fright at the top of Alexander hill
Tuesday morning, became unmanageabl
and ran half mile. striking the corner
of Mr.. Edgerton's house, where Earl was
thrown out. The pony also fell and the
cart was overturned but no one was
hurt
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Max l. Burleson has a position in the
custom house In Richford.-Mrs Hattie
Wright is at home from two weeks
STAY In Jacksonville and Cambridge
The new field for the baseball games to
be played here at the big celebration on
July is being put in fine condition
Miss Vera Quart of St Adams is the
guest here of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney
Frank Hale, Harold Hale and James
Manahan are at home from college for
the summer.-Miss Agness Mitchell is
spending a few days in Burlington. -
About 20 members of the Masonic and
Eastern Star lodges here went to Bakers
field Sunday to attend the special
Masonic services conducted under the
auspices Of the local lodges of that vii
lage.-Aden Chase and son. Earl Of
Albany, y Y, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Chase. The former return
ed to Albany Wednesday. but the son
will visit relatives In this section for a
few Weeks.-Mrs. V. A. Montague Of
Boston. together with her three children,
are visiting In town.--Capt. G. w Burle-
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Mould and r. e. Wing were i'm Burline-
ton Tuesday ana Wednesday attending
commencement at tho University Of Ncr-
mont. superintendent C. -. Howe left
Wednesday for Boston to attend the
American institute of Instruction, held
at Harvard College. Mr. Howe will read
paper on Agricultural Projects in
Rural Schools" lie was accompanied
by his little daughter Elizabeth. who
viii Visit her grandparents tho Rev and
Mrs. H. A. Durfcc. at SALON. - v
Mrs. c. NJ Powers and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, went to Buiueton Wednes-
day for few days with tho formers
mother, Mrs t. A. Woudbury.- Miss
Esther Bacon went to North Hero We'd
n"sdav Mr.. and Mrs l.. l. Camp.
Mrs. Mary Camp and daughter Miss
Rebecca Camp, and Mis- Nclie Watts
went to Richfor1 Wednesday, to attend
the rufcr-Mcrlcland wedding. Howard
Terriu left Wednesday for Boston. hav-
ing been given run as mail clerk for a
time from from Boston to raconia. y. II.
Mrs. Merrill went to Greensboro We'd
ncsday for "a stay at the j. r. Parker
cottage. Mrs. f.. f., Goodrich went We'd
nesdav TO Lewiston, Me, to visit a
cousin, when She viii 20 to- Fayotte. Me,
for visit with hcr parents Mr. and Mrs.
David Smith.-Mrs r.. W. Gates and
children Went to- tho II. A. Siayton cot
tag, Greensboro, Wednesday, for a few
days outins.-Mr. and Mrs Harry La
bare are parents Of u.-llarlcy Wilson
and RAYMOND Warren went to Greensboro
"Wednesday for u short etoy
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NORTH HERO.

W Il. Donaldson and niece, Miss Flor
ence Ryder of st. Adams are visiting
his daughter Mrs clifford Tassie, for a
few DAYS. -Fayette lIazen, an old resident
of this town. is visiting at the home If
Mrs Julia Tatro.-Mrs sherman Doids
was called to West Swanton Friday by
the illness of her daughter, Mrs Wesley
Decker-The Cheerful Workers society
held stra wberry social at the home
Of Mrs kato Hutchns last evening 49,
Mrs. Carrie Bacon and daughter. Ethel.
have moved into Warren Clark's house
ed to her home I'm ST. Adams Monday
after visiting her sister, Miss Molie
Clark.-Work is progressing quite rapidly
on the Rev. g. l.. Story's residence
The Fuller cottage is open for the sum
mcr.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dodds return
ed To their home in Buffalo last week
after spending two weeks the guest of
| his brother, James Dodds and family
! David X. Tudhope is doing blacksmith
work i'm his new shop-Mrs. Flizabeth
! hathaway has returned to Burlington
after few days in town.--Wriey Dodds,
an aged veteran, died at the soldiers
! Home In Bennington last week The flu
neral services We're held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Thursday morning at
ten O'Clock. lntorment was in the South
! End cemetery Mrs. Wayne Ha2en en-
tcrtained the Cheerful Workers society
at her home Wednesday June % 1t
was IN" llrst business meeting of the So
! cicty The next meeting Will be at the
home of Mrs. clifford Tassle July :. The
! Officers of the society are: President,
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RICHFORD.

the Hover song festival given ny the
Ladies' Benevolent society Of the Baptist
Church Friday evening was a plea sing
event The program was as follows: La
dies quartette, Forget Me Not: pic
ture, I'm Called Little Buttercup" Alice
Read; son, William Rowse; violin solo.
The Last Rose OF Summer" Miss
tleone Comings; ladies' quartette, Chi
nese Flower Fete"; violin solo, Miss Alma
Wilcox; song, Mrs. Arthur Arms; picture,
Flowers That Bloom in the Spring. Ira
La picture, I'D Choose to Be a Daisy;
violin solo, Miss Alma Wilcox: ladies'
quartette, Welcome Pretty Primrose -
After the program refreshments were
served.-Dr. and Mrs, willis Adams Of
Newport Center are visiting relatives in
this place.--Miss Mae Wallace went to
Boston Friday to take lessons in music
and also a physical culture course. Miss
Mabel Powers stenographer IN tho Swea I
Comings ONCE, is having her vacation
and is visiting friends in Stanstead, Que.
II has been reported to the Free Press
That man giving the name OF Shangraw
has been soliciting Free Press subscrip-
tions In Franklin county.
George Wilson or Macon, Mo, a former
resident, was in town last week visiting
friends and will also visit his father.
Sias n Wilson, who now lives in New
'ort center-Miss Frances Hamilton re-
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sWANTON.

y. X. Smith and family returned Thurs
day from San Francisco. where they
went several weeks ago via the Panama
canal e, A. Ayers and son have gone
into the fire insurance business j Ohm
OConnor, spare agent, went to Morris
Vile Monday to relieve the local agent
on the st. J. & L. &C. II. Newell has
sold his farm on the road to Highga te
Springs, known as the Gates farm, to
E. famous. The Rev. T. NJ. Aubln went
to Cnderhill Monday to conduct mission
Roy 1ngale, who has represented the
New York Life for several years in this
vicinity. has resigned to accept position
with the Connecticut General Life.-Miss
Helen Cussons Is at home from Middle
bury College for the summer-H. j. Hurd
OF Watertown, y. Y, is in town. Mr..
Hurd was formerly superintendent OF
the Robin Hood Ammunition company. -
The cruiser cabin yacht. "Playfelow, "
has been sold by the owner, e. A. Ayers,
to parties in Welland Ont
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FAIRFAX.

capt. G. r. Gray of Burlington was the
guest Of his grandson, carl Gray, al
the home of Ralph Buck during com
mcncoment.-- DR.. and Mrs. q. Lee Ortor
and son of New Jersey are guests OF
his brother, Cleon -. Orton. Miss CON
sueo stewart has returned to Burlington
for the summer where she has a position
Miss Charlotte Brush entertained about
% little friends Friday afternoon in honor
of her fourth birthday.-The Fidelity
with Mrs G. W. Brish.-Miss
Jessie Southland Of burlington is spending
a two weeks vacation with her parents
Mrs Z. u. Orton of Burlington is visit
ing her son, G. D. Orton.
Misses Mary Stewart and Delma Grcnicl
are passing few days with friends II
Cambridge MIS-, Spaulding and daughter
Of Rutland are visiting her mother. Mrs
Wilder.-Thc members Of the Meethodist
choir and their families enjoyed a days
outing at NJ. l.. Ilickss camp at the lake
shore Tuesday. Dinner was served to q
There was a large attendance at thC
supnor served on George 1.awtons lawr
Wednesday, afternoon. Mrs. II l.. Pease
of SWantou was in town Wednesday or
her way to visit hor daughter Mrs. Ray
Lewis of Wcstford The meeting of the
Fidelity class Friday night has beer
postponed on account of the illness OF
AIRS. G. " Bush and Mrs r. &. Clark
Miss Wlnifrod Shcau Of Georgia is the
guest of Mrs. Il. Flagg Miss Shear
Bellus Of St. Adams is visiting friends
In town.-Thc ChUdren's Dramatic club OF
E4i-figl1 tIi'1 civ at, Jt,1,
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rushford and
daughter Mildred, of Barton spent Sun
day with Mr.. Rushfords mother, Mrs.
Saina Rushford.-M and Mrs Hardy
Paronto and two children of Walden are
spendg a few days at tho home of Mrs.
Paronto's parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ariel.-Mrs Frank Wctherlv has been
visiting her mother in Richford. Hazel
Shangraw Of RiChford is visiting rela-
tives and friends hcre.--Mr and Mr..
Lawrence Rosser of Montgomery Center,
and Mr. and Mrs VIM. Ariel of Mont
gomerY village were at John Aricl's sun
day.-iIazel sylvester 10 spending a few
days with her grandmother, Mrs. Austin
McGrail THE Rev g. II. and Mrs. sum
ner OF North Sctuatc are al the home
Of Mrs. Summers mother, Mrs. Emily
JeWett for an Indefinite stay
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Hope Scribner has gone to Old
Orchard Beach, Me, to spend the sum-
ner Mrs. Charles Hackett and daugh-
ter, Mrs, Gookin Of Boston. We're guests
Of Mrs A. G. Humphrey over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood Of
Barre were visitors a the home Of II. w.
lockwood Sunday.-The knights Of
Pythias will give their play, I'm Plum
Valley" Saturday evening for the towns
people. and will repeat the play Monday
night with dance afterwa rds Ca RI
Mouton. who has been attending Middle
bury College, has been AT home for a
few days before leaving for Lake George
where he will spend the summer.-Mrs
f. J. Gallup, who has been seriously H.
IS gaining and expects 10 GO soon TO her
daughters a. Cambridge James I.ongley
IS III with scarlet fever at F. D. Herricks
Mrs. r. n. Metcalf and daughter, Dor
othy, and Miss Daisy MacGihbon spent
Sunday in Morrisville with their sister
Mrs. NJ r Maurice
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home.-Lloyd Hulburd and Paul Cham
berlin are camping at Malletts Bay
Mrs. Sarah Bentley who has been visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Browns, has
returned to Burlington Miss Dorothy
Day and brother, carl, and cousin, Ken
meth, are at the home of their grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Day.-Dr and
Mrs O. r. Hulhurd were visitors at Nal
let's Bay Sunday Misses Hazel and Jo-
serhine Pettngill left Thursday for York
Beach Me where they have position
for the summer in a hotel-Allen
william Of Fort Slocum. y. y, Is spend
ing q few DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Bailey Williams. -The body of Cath
crime Lowry, who died Thursday, June
r. was brought here and the burial was
made saturday in the family lot In the
village cemetery. Miss Lowry was 81
wears old and A daughter of Albert Lowry,
who died in 1879 and Sarah Lowry who
died in 1878. The services at the grave
were conducted by the Rev. A. H. Stur-
sis The bearers were John Gibson. r
y Percivai. f. G. Pease and l.. r. Var.
nov Those from out of town to attend
the service were Mr.. and Mrs. John Glib
son of t,noslairE and Mrs. Johnson Bent
" Of Grand Isle. -David Bissonett is very
low-The Misses Helen HanleY, Loretta
Barrett and Lula Pratt will go next
week to elf Haven. ~ y, where they
have positions for the summer ierman
Day is in Boston, where he was called
on account of the serious illness of his
sister.-Mrs. Edythe Perry. principal Of
the graded school. returned Monday to
her home in Middetown Springs.
Memorial services were held in Jericho
Sunday. June q. for the late Truman 3.
Barney. who died June 81. in Ada. OKLA
homa, at the home Of his son, Judge
Charles T. Barney He was born Novem-
Der 20, 1893, and spent nearly all his life
here in Vermont. He married Ellen BY
ington, who died December II, 1906 about
one year after the celebration Of their
golden wedding. They had two children
a son and daughter, who lived to mature
life. but the son alone survives Mr.. Bar
ney was teacher. practical farmer
manufa cturer and wholesale dealer and
surveyor
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FRANKLIN

The Rev. ana Mrs. Day left Monday
morning for Pittsfield. where they will
spend his annual vacation. which extends
through the month of July. His church
here will be closed Mrs A. D. Whitney
and daughter, Helen Mr.. and Mrs r. j.
Gates and Mildred Powell attended
commencement at Burlington-F. p. Will
lard Of Ne" york is spending few DAYS
In town before going to Highgate Springs
for July MI. and Mrs. Oscar Bown are
guests OF their son, a. o. Bowen.-Miss
Margaret SANFORD Of Rose, n. Y, is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
r. Anderson,-Nlrs Mary Gates of Bak-
ersfed Is spending n few days at her
sons X. j. Gates.--Dr. Delmer Durgin of
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS,

At the home of Mr., and Mrs. A. D.
Bevins Of Georgia Wednesday June %
was solemnized the marriage of their
daughter, Grace Lillian, to Raymond l.
Newton. son OF Jason J. Newton, also OF
Georgia. The bride was attended by Miss
Vera Quart of Burlington as maid Of
honor and the groom. was attended by his
brother, Wilbur j. Newton The Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin" was played by
Mrs y. n. Atwood OF st. Adams as the
bridal party entered the parlor and took
and roses. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev G. g. Westcott, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Georgia The bride wore n gown Of white
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STOWE.

Mss Gertrude NJ Clark. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs J.. a. clark Of Norris
Vile. all formerly of stowe. was mar
l1od May II at Cheyenne, Wyoming. TO
". l.. Harbour of Eaton, Colo. Miss
ozark is a Gradual" Of the johnson Nor
mai school and taught for several years
in T"rinston, Wyoming Three years
aG" sho purchased 100 acres OF land and
built % homestead ON it, making her
home thcr" while teaching Mr.. Harbour
owns "a ramon I'm Eaton, where they will
reside Superintendent Leonard T. Cole
oi I'7nk'nt"n south Dakota has finished
his work for tn" year and is spending
the summon with his family on the
I-al "l'" road
I"' funeral of Mrs Jennie Harris
sargent wife of Charles T. Sargent was
held Friday afternoon at their home
wher" she died Wednesday. The services
was conducted by the Rev Lemuel
PAWS OF the Conversational Church.
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Grand ISLE
ALBURG.

Or, j 5. Goodfcllow is able to he out
again.-Rced Cheeseman is at home after
spending some time in Isle La Motte.--
Mrs. O. .. Rel visited at the Center
Fridav.-ilaze q. Bates is able to be out
after being III with an attack of APP
pendlcitis.-W. W. Scofeld from Isle La
Motto visited in Alburg and the Springs
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Cheeseman and
children of Swanton have returned after
spending a few days at the home of Mr.,
cheeseman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
\. Cheeseman.-Mrs Bernell Goodsell of
Isle La Motto has been visiting in town
for few days Mrs. Aaron Cheeseman
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Harry Powers, who has been VS.
itins relatives in town, has returned home.
Miss Mabel Durivagc of Concord, y. H.,
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Clyde Wheelock. has returned home. -
Harold Dean, of Providence, Il. T.. spent
sunday with his sister, Mrs. f. W. Davis.
Mrs. clyde Cowan Of Bolton is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowan.--Joseph
Dczotcl and son. Clarence spent Sun
day at Broomc Lake, +. Q-Miss Lucy
Fletcher, Of Bclvidcrc, is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Lee Maynard. MIR and Mrs.
Adelhert Sweet Of Sheldon Springs visited
at the home of +. II. Narcotic over Sun
-IuN
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The annual meeting of the EnoSburg
Cow Testing association was held with
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Hubbel at West
Enosburg June 3. There were about 100
present. County Agent /. A. Tiffany,
State Organizer of Associations Meran
and Professor jerks from the University
Of Vermont. representing the extension
work. made remarks along different lines
Of farm work There are 26 members of
the associa ton, owners of about BPS cows
NJ. l., Williams OF Charlotte. a graduate
OF the Randolph school, has served his
first year as tester and been engaged for
another year, The officers elected were
President, W. G Fassett; vice-president,
r. NJ. Wright: secretary, Roy d. May
nard; treasurer, V. A. Irish directors,
j. X. Montague, r. w. Smith, W. w.
Cole. +. s. Durham.
The home owned by Mrs. Celestia
Scofield, corner Of South Main
and Pearl streets, Is undergoing extern
sive repairs both interior and exterior
Mrs. F. w, Wallace returned THURSDAY
from New Hampton, n. II, where she
was called a few weeks ago by the ILL
ness and death OF her mother,-W. II.
kimball was in East Fairfield Friday.
bringing Mrs. Kimbal and daughter,
barbara, who had been visiting Mrs,
kimbalFs parents, Mr.. and Mrs, a.
fomeroy Mrs. A w, lsham, returned
Friday from visit among friends In
Lebanon. n. II. She was accompanied on
her return by her nephew. Donald Towle,
who came from the Austine Institute in
Brattleboro, and will spend the vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S G.,
Towle'-P. j. Hayes has purchased the
residence of James McFeeters on Church
street.--H. Gardner Chase of Rlchford,
the new principal of the high school, was
In town FridayH. |, Draper is having
a vacation from his duties In the store Of
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs George Phelps OF Milton spent tho
Weekend in town,-Mrs w. H. Winch
and daughters, Frances and Hazel. are
visiting Mr.. Winchs parents at Upper
Jav, y. N.-Heury MCGOWAN. former
resident, but now of oregon, is in town.
Frank Orell who had his leg amputated
at the Mary Fletcher hospital about
four weeks ago, returned to his home
sunday,-Miss Ethel Center, who has
been teaching on Long Island, returned
to her home Friday for the summer
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Gertrude Armstrong went to
Mansonville, Que, Monday to attend the
wedding of a cousin.-The Rev. A l.,
Thronton OF st. Adams preached n mem
orial sermon 70" the Forestcrs and
Changers sunday Mr.. ana Mrs. C.. d.
Phelps and daughter, Marjorie, are
spending the week at tho home Of G..
Ford in Negant". Quc-,AIrs IIihbard
Kendall and daughter, Carrie, OF Auburn
dals Mass. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. $ Chaffee Miss Euuicc
Stanley is visiting in st Adams MIR.
and Mrs oscar Bowen are spending a
few days ut Cortls Galup's in North
Sheldon Miss Gladys Dimond is at
home for the summer
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Cornie Kinney and James Col
Inns were married at Richford We'd
nesdav June % by the Rev. Joseph
Lavigne.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer King
and daughter of Bellows Falls are
visiting at the home of Mr. King
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william king
Mr.. and Mrs. willard johnson have
returned home from Leominster. Mass.
They were accompanied by Mr.. John
sons sister, Mrs. Irene Sawin, and her
children
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ENOSBURG.

As a special town meeting Is TO he held
Saturday. July 3. the ladies' OF the ae-
mortal Congregational Church have
changed the date of their annual dinner
10 Friday. July "A son was born to Mr.
ana Mrs George Jacobs June 11-Mrs
hosaline Carpenter returned to the home
OF her son, G. H. Carpenter Friday after
spending several days in this place