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man tho beating he had received an,
lie rcmembcrcd Toms parting threat =,
what would befall him In case q, s,c,
behavior and he paused. irrcsolute. He
was not ANXIOUS to undergo punish
mcnt n second time. .
"Are--arc% ,yon worry badly !, hurt
Mare asked Janet family. 49,.
Tho solicitous question awoke him 70
Il fresh access OF fury.
Hurt he beloved I'm no, my
where near as badly hurt as Mir
Thomas Mercer will be before I'm done
with hE illaEet him. II II takes my
last cent or sends me To the chair. I'll
Mare she exclaimed. shocked by
his wild-beast ferocity. "He struck YOU
In sclf-dcfensc You attacked him"
shut up lie roarcd. "And now that
I've kicked him out. you can 20. too.
I'm sick OF you Get out"
With no show OF her former fear she
said:
Mare. do yom mean that? Are YOU
really tired OF me? Do you really cas-,
me OFF,.
rive said SO. haven't II" he retorted.
still raging. rive said so before now
Get OUT
Il can't divorce you in New York.
shc made answer. but in Connecticut.
cruelty is ground for divorce ANA
"pivorce nc If you want to-. 10
suarled. But I'll get him set. ANA
YOU. too. RI make you both wish you'll
neither Of YOU ever been born"
Janet followed Tom Mcrcer's ad
vice I'M every particular. She wen. t.
Hartford and there presented hcrself
At The little home which Tom and his
Il
IL enough TO Justify Janet's prophecy
that she could find no welcome under
that roof.
i;ut Tom was in the seventh heaven
Of bliss. lie arranged with n business
acduaintance TO take Janet into his
'mpioH Willie she was learning ste.
biography. And. unknown 10 the girl
herself Tom during this period. secret
IS paid her wages out OF his ow,,
pocket 10 her employer.
Then with new zcst. he threw him
self into his own work. And for :,
Year II" and the woman he loved saw
it'll" Of each other. For both were ro-
solved 10 give no occasion for ross,p
only Miriam MERGERS tongue voice;
diSapproNai Of their wholly innocen,
mountaineering during this time
~ last Tom received word that no
had hccn promoted to a high salaricd
post. >at the firms general Offices Il;
y
divorce was granted.
The joyons lovers fastened to Samo
set and there. in Hiram Gordon's home
they unrc married
Thence ihcr went 10 New York. Tor,
found = beautiful house in tho rIh
urls. where he Installed his bride ANA
th'ir married life together was ideally
happy.
Both ~ FRS; were :, little worried
over Mare !.andcr's attitude toward
Their union. Janet well knew her for
mer houshands !ndianlike vindic,ive-
ness. and she fully expected he wonl..
seek TO block her divorce or clso 70 70
rcnEe himself upon Tom
Eut Lander had not opposed ;hc iii.
Norce and gave no sign of intent 10 IN.
Jurc Mercer, SO, little by LITTLE hc
passed out or their memories. exccp;
rs a bad dream and as a hideous cpi
sod" now forever closed.
And so the happy years went on.
Two children were born 10 the counIp
Their home life was perfect, Tom was
rising faster and faster in the business
world
II" - continued ,o.morrowa
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"PRISCILLA'S PRISONER"
FEATURE, At NtC'rnR

"Priscilia's Prisoner" u two-part
reel featuring cleo Madison. win hc
the special attraction Il, the Victor
to-day. WON hy Nalor" also Viii he
shown. besides Il cartoon comedy
Tomorrow the program viii include
The Circular Room" with Edna Hun
tor and Joe Girard; The Unexpected
SCOOP with Myrtle Gonzales, and
Spring Fever" a comedy
On Saturday, For tho Love of 4
Girl" featuring Harry CAREY aud uliyc
Fuller Golden. VIII bc shown. also
Who's Guilty" with Anna nilsson Amid
Tom Moore. aud 4 concdv
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN ~
"poLICII" At THE NEaS

The Mysteries OF Myra' viii hc the
feature attraction at the New TLcatcr
to-day. isis" Hopkins. or, rather. Rose
Melville. creator % tho famous part.
also will he seen in one NJ hcv Justly
famous niirth-makors. There also viii
be a fine Nitagraph feature. Would
You Forgive Her" featuring Leah
Baird
Charlie Chaplin viii 10 secu ~ Fri
dav at the New Theaier ~ Police"
dis latest. aud ono of his funniest, pro
duciions. Besides Charlie. "ii1m aud
Bud" and other comedians VIII he
seen.
Saturday will lie Family pa,.'
Souvenirs will he given tho children
on Saturday morning.
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Had Suffered For
Over Eight Years
Doctors Aduised an Operation
but Simple Remedy Made
1t Unnecessary.
! Unnecessary,

For over eight years Nr l. 6 -:
Henry. SOC l.: Sixth street. Oklahoma
City. had suffered with stomach and
liver trouble until finally he could no
longer stand the pain. He says: Tho
doctors told mo nothing hut an opera
tion would give me relief ! decided
to first try Frutola and Traxo which
relieved me or a quantity Of gall stones
mud | have no further pain or trouble
from m" old complain ] would not
take $4,000 for what your remedies
have done for me"
Frui,oIa as tho name implies. is
pure fruit oil. combined with certain
harmless salts, and acts az Il lubricant
on the intestinal parts. softeninE tho
conEcstcd masscs, disinlccratius Inc
hardened PARTICLES that cause 50 much
suffering and cxp"iling the accumula-
ton - tho patients great relief
rraNo acts on the liver ana Kidneys. IT,
digestion and removes bite from the rc
and serves 10 build up and restore the
Frultola and Traxo arc prepared /
Ill. and arrangements have boon made
druggists. In Richmond they can be q
hardy and Broad streets; Paragon Phar
Carr Street: Woods Pharmacy. rr"nl
childrcy. Eighteenth and Franklin Str
aud = streets. and X l.. harrison. 3aAi
4 hooklc, ~ special lutcrcS, IL
obtained hy WHITING Ia tho tinus labo
advert i>cIucni rs publtShcG
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"THE DESERTEIi" ATTRACTION
At THE. BIJ0I TREATED,

\ steep cliffsido OF rock and sandy
earth, seventy feet high, two mon on
horse, plinEing over its brink. and
rolling heller SHELTER To tho bottom
that is the hiE thriller in The Do
sertcr," TrianElc's now Charles Ray
feature. which comes to the Eijou to-
day for n three-day stay.
The feat has neither dummies nor
camera tricks. II Is announced
There also Will he presented n kry-
stone comedy.
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AT REHEARSAL
GIVES DIRECTOR An IpFI

How tho director .. = p:c,I-. re-
caves inspiration Tor his work from
acchents .nai happen ~ The making
OF the picture vas illustrated by an
Incident In the filming Of william
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

Lillian Hayward Is an expert tennis
player. and FOR many years held tho
womau's championship az stanford Uni
NcrSiiy.
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CONTINUED from "Wednesday,

III ms eaccrncSS lie caught moth bcr
hands in his as no urged her TO con
sent to his plan. And at that momcn,
the liHinE-room rorticrcs wcro iorkcl
apart. and Marc Lander sloucbed i,, .
the room
E'rE IN tho day rs il was Lander
had evidently hcen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to ease tho aftcrcffccts Of his lac,
nights potations. While not actually
drunk, he most decidedly was no,
sober And he was in savage mood
He stopped short -on the threshoid
ut sight Of Tom Mercer lie saw tina,
Mercer was holding Jancrs hands. Too
excited 10 notice tho utter innocence
OF the action. he misrcad il. rs we'll rs
tn" reason Of Toms presence there.
y came back homo for some mail
forgot said Lander. stridiny forward
And it's lucky did. If | droppod IN
here oftcncr in the daytime I'd prob.
ably walk III on more little love scenes
like this"
Mare" caspcd Janet.
Tom without word. stepped he-
tween tho overwhelmingly advancing man
and his trembling Wife, His own fists
were clcnChcd, and his face was dan
" IT him for an instant, then s.arIcd:
Clear out Of here"
I'm my own good time" replied Tom.
coolly. And am not to 10 ordered
out like a dog"
we d" more than 'ordcr' dogs out
Of my home" said Lander ana rtly:
We enforce our orders Win = whip.''
"" caught IN a riding CROP tia, had
been loft living on a ncar-by table and
sla sh"d riciously nj Toms face
Tom with his right hand caught tho
larger mans wrist and wrcnchcd tho
crop from his grasp. ~ the Same
time he struck ferccly and scicntih-
callr with his left.
Tho blow caught Marc Lander
sauarcly on tho point Of tho jaw. Tho
drunkard collapsed with rrnnt. and
sprawlcd helpless on tho hardwood
floor.
Tom leaned over him. saving in tho
same om!nously cooi voice.
III you want amy more You know
whore 10 get ii And IL ever hear Of
your mal,reatinE Janet again, you'll
get II good and plenty, whether YOU
want Il or not. Remember that"
Turning to the frightened girl. Tom
said moro gently:
II sorry 10 have had 10 do this in
your presence. But YOU sec for your
self he left me no option. I've told
you ms plan for YOU. VI YOU decide 10
accept, come straight 10 Hartford. II!
bc waiting" A.s II :
Without 50 much rs another glance
~ the scrambinG and swearing man
81 tho ;loor he left the apartment.
slowly and raSingly Mare Lander got
10 his feet. lie Was still sick and dizzy
from tho Knockout blow :ut hc was
also in blind rage tina, he should thus
have been thrash"d IN the pr.scu,"
Of tho woman he himself had 50 i'll
treated.
Ills first impulse was To revenge
upon tho shrinking and terrified uo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

IN lS6l-'G5, when tho fate Of tho
nation hung in tho balance. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ron
dered the Federal Government val
liant service in a time of war
Almost fifty-fivc years later TO
day, the Baltimore and Ohio was
again called upon by the Federal
Government to aid it in times Of
peace by giving to the people a mes
sage of Safety First" a maxim of
paramount Significance i'm the CON
duct of affairs OF a great nation
The Railroad Company which had
spent more than St00,OO0,NoO for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

Billie Burke possesses moro than
atty parasnls q is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

rho Clara l<imhall Young Film Cor
poratiou has purchased the rights to
Tie Foolish Virgin" by Thomas
Dixon. author OF The Birth OF a Ma
ton 49,. {: 4
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industrial preparedness in equip
ment and roadbed was prepared to
carry on, the request Of the Govern
ment without delay, and furnished
the requisite equipment.
The launching of the great steel
train Of twelve cars with tho Gov
eminent exhibit known as the
Omitted States Government Safety
First Special and which has been
on its mission since May LIST. is a
matter of unusual national interest.
Already j has carried The message
to hundreds of thousands of people,
and will continue for months to
come.
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Screen Brevities

Ncll Craig. Essancy leading woman.
won the all-comcrs woman's half-mile
swimming contest at tho Lake Michigan
Sports club carnival
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sam y. Drauc. who .uacts Abraham
lincoln in The Crises" is said 10 be
tho most wonderful Lincoln ever ar-
pcaring IN the screen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

Frank Daniels NitaEraph's conc :
dian. is being directed by Arthur FL
l"ry. who produced many Thanho,ise
plays during the past three years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27

Anna Littic'has been enjoying lit
tie vacation. True 10 her attrrc. She
went back III tho hills where with
rod aud gun, She got The best or the
land I" eat, and enjoyed inv,roratimg
sleep
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WHO'S GUILTY?
18th Story, ethel ost Paradise"
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author of .'rhe silver Iluttcrn.," "Thc
binck Pcuri." "Suliy Salt" Etc.
ntuSS OF the snmc name rclensed by
Iatnc Exchange aud shown ut the We
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ihca Mitchell is back al work again.
after several weeks spent with her
mother IN Los Angeles" Miss Mitchell
* starring opposite Richard Bennett
in "'!hc Sable. BLESSING. .f.~
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tor fhentcr.b
copsriTht. iaia. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
rom Mercer aud Iafcu., t;ord.n wore an
s sassn 10 Re. marricd.E Ian"ts father IL.
zines 'hSpIScd in spec MIA lion and would
nave hecn ruined. but for the aid ~ Mnr,.
iIamncr. as his reward. Lander claimS
'anet nanu. ana she narrirs him Tom,
VINO lives IN another town with hs Jealous
s.s,Sr. tnrows himself hcadnng into his
Worh ana rises rapidly. While on visit
10 New York no calls on Janet and learns
Ina, IN, she Is wretchcd. Lander has told her
ne Is sorry nc married her hccauS" She Is
spot Snort and VIII not lead tho fast.
drinking life he loves. and has even struci,
hcr rom pcrsuadcs her to promise To marry
nifn after she has gotten q divorce 'rh.v
decid" the Connecticut laws arc moro IL
N"r.oi'' 50 thcN plan that she shall 20 "a
WORK until she can legally FREQ herself
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03

Chapman, Harrison Chapman and
Frank Guindon were in Burlington
saturday TO visit Mrs. Guindon, who is
in the hospital.-Miss Jessie Lane of
Bristol and Miss Eula Beanc of Ro-
chester visited at the home Of George
Garland a few days last wcc<.-Wini-
fred Rhodes is at home from Balti-
more, Md.--Lcwis Green of Brandon
was in town on business the last of the
Week.-Mrs.. Whittcmore of Boston is
at the home of Walter Grant for sew
cral weeks.-The Industrial will meet
with Miss Carrie purinton Thursday
afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Bck-
nell and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blan-
chard motored to Grand Isle Sunday
A lawn party will be held on the Bap-
fist Church lawn Thursday evening. A
free entertainment consisting of
shadowgraphs and music will he given.
Ice cream and lemonade will be on
sale Tho proceeds will be used to
furnish the choir loft. which is to be
enlarged by g. a. Thayer to accommo-
date the pipe organ, which has been
purchased and will be installed soon.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Jehial Bishop of Benson is with
her daughter, Mrs Della Bishop.--Miss
Lille Of Ballston Spa, y y, has been with
friends in town.--Tn honor of ]. O. Ray
monds birthday anniversary Sunday, his
daughter, Mrs. +. T.. Lille, served din
ner to 16.-Nrs. 5. l.. Stevens has closed
her house and returned with her daueh-
ter. Mrs Crandau, 10 Staten island
Miss Mildred Carlton of Poultney was
in town last wceN.-Mr. and MIS-
Charles l. Raymond and son of Fort
Edward are with friends i'm MFRS
W. X. Sawyer of Sudbury has returned
home after some days With Mrs. G. H.
LeWis.-rhe home department. Women Z
Missionary society, viii hold the August
meeting to-day in the ladies' rooms, Mrs
G. l.. Smith hostess.-A daughter was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Charlton
July 26.-Mr and Mrs. John Barron have
a daughter, born last frday.-rhe post
office was moved to the Rabbit block
STANDARDIZATION H. Clark ana Eastman
Root of Pawlet called at II. y. Eranch's
and John H. Wallis Sunday-Ralph Smith
returned to East Orange. y. j., last
week.-Miss Ruth Wilcox returned to New
York city Monday after two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. j. s. WilcoN.-!lenry
Mead and family of Shorcham spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. q. 5. Wibell
C. y. Coolidge and family have re-
turned from Hudson, Mass. They are
stopping with NJ. J. STANDARDIZATION
Rowe is for a time with +. y. Miller of
Brandon.-The Rev L. NJ. lsaacs and
family will spend this week in camp at
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ADDISON.

Little Dorothy King has been critically
Ill the past week with blood poisoning.
DR.. Beecher of Burlington was called in
consultation. She Is gaining noW-Nrs.
Ederick Bodette, who was injured last
week while leading a horse on the horse
fork. is hetter-M. u Marshall of White
hall. y. Y, was n Sunday guest of his
parents, making the trip i'm his automo-
hile.-Mrs. Brown of Whitehall is spend-
ing the week with Mrs G.. II. Marshall 90
Mr. and Mrs. George y. Pond. daughter
and two sons Of Dodge City. Kan are
guests Of Mr.. Ponds sister, Mrs Mary
Smith, on Grand View mountain Mr..
Pond was former Addison boy-Nlrs.
Wendell Baine is ill.-Nr. and Mrs Arthur
Clark were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs BENJAMIN of Colchester Howard
Spooner suffered painful injuries to ore
foot pitchfork penetrating it. 1t came
near developing into blood poisoning. --
The Grange meeting this week will be held
Friday evening.-The next social at the
church is to he August O.
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CHITTENDEN COUNT
WINOOSKI.

Miss Arna Cross, daughter Of NJ
Mrs. Frank Cross Of Malletts Bay a
and Edward proulX were MARI
st. Francis Xavier Church ri
morning by the Rev. j. L. Pa
who also officiated ut the mass
bride was attended by her faths
the groom by William Pcppin IF
delphia. The wedding breakfas
served at the home Of the bride,
Il reception was held in the evenir
and Mrs. Proulx will reside at q
lane.
Mrs. Joseph Cadtcux died at her
on Railroad street ut 1890 o'cloc
terday afternoon after five yeai
ness. she was S2 years of ag
leaves ~ husband. three sisters
Martha Menard, Mrs. Andrew e
gard and Mr.. Gillette. and ono
or. p. II. Chicoine. Of this villaE
funeral arrangements were not
pleted last evening.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDVCN.

The Rev. G. I. Ramsey has rendered
| his resignation as pastor of the Baptist
| church 10 take effect about the middle of
AuEuS'.-Miss Marion sullivan of New
port is the guest Of her parent NJ. and
Mrs. J. r.. Sullivan.-Nirs Aura Clarke
"t Cabot was the guest of her mother.
/ Mrs William Cross the first IF tic week
Harry Mason Of Hyde Park was in
, town Tuesday The Ray Brothers nr
Barnet have bought Of r. r. Holton Il
valuable tract Of timber land on the
west side road leading To Woodbury.
Mr. and Mrs. {. r Pierce are in Ros-
ton for few days, Miss Lima Wheeler
IS in Boston for a visit-Thr Boy Scouts.
with =, 4 Shattuck rs Scout Master.
are camping at Caspian Lake for n week.
Archie Goodrich Of Morrisyille was in
town Nonday.--Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs James H.
Clarke were in Morrisvilo Sunday Mrs
Merinda Marsh died at the home of her
son, o II. Marsh, Friday afternoon,
aged % years. The funeral was held
sunday and the burial was in Fast
Calais. r, REYNOLDS Of Burlington
was in town Saturday Miss Margaret
| Muno is visiting IN Barre Mr. and Mrs
J. H. McLoud and Mrs Charles Conant
We're visitors in Montpelier Wednesday
During the severe storm Monday morn
ing lightning struck the house occupied
by George Watt, doing small damage
Charles Adams returned from Boston
SATURDAY night where he has been at
tending an emhalmins school, Mrs. VIII
liam Florence visited al Windsor last
week Mr Florence is employed in the
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BRlDPORT.

The Rev. Ecrvey GuliCk of Charlotte
has accepted the call to become pastor
Of the local ConGreE ational Church.
Mrs. George Shea and daughter of
BOSTON are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Riley. Mrs. Harry Riley is in
poor hcalth-HenlY Nichols is with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols.
The new operators at the telephone
exchange are Mrs. Mary Brown of
Shoreham and Miss Mary St John of
Bridport.-RoY HemonwaY of Philadel-
phia was the recent guest of his sister,
Mrs. f. c. Crarc.-farrY Brown Of
Middlebury is with -. q. Rice for hay
inE.-Somc townspooplo are Quaran-
tined for whooping cough.-Miss Agnes
Merrill is entertaining her nephew and
family from Alhany.--Mrs. Anna
WitheroH is visiting at Attlcboro,
Muss-Johr Russell is again the clerk
Mt j. n FlctChcr'S.
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Fannie Mcneil Of New Yol1
visited relatives IN town last wd
Horsford on Wednesday afternd
Miss Merle Whalley of Flushing
pital. n. Y, accompanied by Miss
colin. is spending her vacation a
home Of her father, r. G. Whal
Miss Marion Clark has returned
Rutland. where she has been vi.
relatiVes.--W. $. Yale is still 60,
to the house by illneSs.--t'ioNd
Media Rice of ESSEX visited rclatil
town last week.. --NI.a. r. II. Smitl
close her house nero this Weol
move to BurlnEtou.--The fancy
social and dance givcn by The ,
mon at Library han Friday cv
proved a success in every respect.
commjttc. has boon asked To Civ
other. Hnd 1T IT, very prohabl an
social and dance viii ho given
time in August. whom some now
interesting fcatu'rs will be
duCed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwall Of Har
Conn. ave guests AZ William Nclr
Mrs. and Miss Dohuu. who have
visiting there, have returned to
home in che shirc.--NIrs. q. II. Ro
Boston is n guest Of her sister.
Stanton Williams--Mrs. Mary Mt
has returned from attending SUI
school in Rurlington.-Mr. and
Peter Cole are parents Of twins
and glrl-Miss Ruth Ball. who
been a guest at l.. Il. McNeil's
returned 10 her homo in Randolr
Prof. G. +. Wang will preach 2
CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday MOI
Professor Wang is professor of histc
Pekin University. president of peNil
y. NJ. &. ~, and was Official inter-
during the siege of Pekin. He wa
feated by only a small majority a
Of the first senators from Pekin
fessor Wang has just finished the m
from the Syracuse University. He
he the over-Sunday guest Of Or. and
Jacob j. Ross at the home Of Mr., ana
&. T. Holmes. Dr. Wang comes \
recommended as public speaker a
is hoped he will be greeted by full
Sunday morning Word has been rec
of the birth of a daughter to DR.
Mrs. r. O, Stoddard OF Whittier, ca
July G5.-Mrs, NJ, N. Ferguson ret
Monday from New Bedford, Mass, '
she has been for over year Will
brother. She is with her niece, Mrs.
roe NJ Hill
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church Of this village, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Hemenway of Hincsburc. of
iiciatcd. There was large attendance
Of relatives and friends The bearers
were her nephews, George and Lee Hunt
Of Rutland, Harry l.. and Edmund Hunt
of Middlebury.. Aurclus Sylien of Hines
burg, and Walter Hunt of New Haven
with whom she lived The burial was in
the New Haven ccmetcry.-Dr and Mrs.
Alfred Daniels of oneida, A. V, are on
n round of visits to relatives In Middle
bury and other towns in this section
after an absence of more than 50 years
George Goyctte, a former well-known
business man Of this village but now Of
Chicago, is visiting in town and in
Rrldport.-Mr and Mrs. Clarence Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Fits have gone
to Long Point Lake Champlan, 60 re-
main for two wceks.-Nrs John Smith
of Cambridge. Mass, is visiting at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Mrs Elijah
LaRountY at Riverside farm.-'rhe Mid
dlchury band gave an excellent concert
In East Middlchury Wednesday evening
with large attendance. Tho Ladies' I'm
provcment society served ice cream and
cake They received a good sum for their
treasury.-Dr. II. l.. AVcrill has started
with his wife on his annual vacation.
taking an automobile trip to various
places about the Statc.-Dr. i. T. Mcllcn
has opened his office again after Il
months Vacation.-The Misses Grace and
Minnie Farnsworth are moving from the
Charles bingham place east of tho viii
laCc to the Walter Rose house on Frank
lin street Notices have been most ed